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JlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllL This and That E-Radio Reactions In Prison, einsimBy Morris HastingsIIIIIIIIIIIIIII THEREARE few operas indeed -As Described By An Inmate that hold so warm a place in theaffectionsofoperagoersas 1111.1111111111111111111111111111111 PUCCINI'S "La Boheme," which will be broadcast from the stage of the Broadcasts House in New! Coaxial Cable Is Authorized; York City on theafternoon of March 14, over Merit Both both NBC net- Television Possibilities Great works. Reasonsfor&num Blessings the opera's ten- acious popular- ity come read-All May Use Morley Names and Curses 111111r11,1111111111/1111111,111111111 ilytohand. ti11111111.1.111111111111111111111111i111 The workis Conduit ForSuggests Decibel [The MICROPHONE presents filled with it authentic and remarkable human melody,p e r - as Patroness document, the reactions of an in- suasive charm, Experiments telligent member of society to radio unashamed 111111111111111111111111111111111111111 of Radio when he is deprived of his liberty.] sentimentality Action oftheFederal Com- By NUMBER 999 and good hu-munications Commissioninau- By MORRIS HASTINGS MILTON CROSS mor. thorizing the American Telephone Who I. am is not important. There'ssomething about the lib-and Telegraph -Company to lay a CHATTING with CHRISTO- Where I vas imprisoned should retto, too, which MILTON J. CROSScoaxial cable from to PHER MORLEY is much make little difference to those who will describe during the broadcast,Philadelphiahaselectrifiedthe like reading one of his nov- read this. that manages -to be appealing de-radio world because of television els or essays. spite the tearfulness of the mainpossibilities in the new cable. Inhisconversationthis Suffice it to say that I was once plot.Witness the fact that MUR- well-known essayist, novelist, arespected member of society, Construction of the cable, be- until one evening I lost control of DER'S. novel from which the libretto columnist, former radio com- lieved capable of transmitting or theautomobileIwas driving, was adapted isstill" widely read,"piping" television for broadcast mentator and an editor of that it was a considerable success as The Saturday Review of Liter- which resulted in the death of a purposes, along with hundreds of pedeStrian. a movie -without music -not sotelephone conversations was or- aturedisplaysthedelightful long ago. dered begun by July 1. friendliness, the wide-ranging A year later I was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and The story, to jog your memory, At the oqlset, under the FCC intellectual curiosity, the con- is setinthestudent quarterof tagious enthusiasm and hu- receivedanindeterminatesen- order, the A. T. and T. must con- tence of one to 14 years in one of - Paris in the mid -Nineteenth Cen-fine its coaxial activities to experi- mor that he does in such tury. The principal characters are books of his as "Shandygaff," the largest and most -up-to-date ment, giving all producers of tele- penitentiaries in the country. a quartet of jolly and penniless ar-visionprojecting andreceiving "Where theBlue Begins," and "Human Being." This is not an autobiography,. tists, who burn their poems andsets an opportunity to test over CHRISTOPHER MORLEY says in the paintings to keep warm and iri,the revolutionary conduit. I encountered Mr. MORLEY but rather the reactions of Inmate accompanying -interview that he999 to the blessings, and. at times 'dulge in all sorts of pranks to stave Ifand whenthetelephone just as he was finishing his luncheon in the grill room probably knows less about radiothe curses, of the radio in a peni- off the landlord; MIMI, the patheticcompany decides to use the cable than almost anyone in America.tentiary. for commercial purposes, it must of a Boston hotel.The in- little seamstress who falls in love trodu-ctions over, Mr. MOR- Twelve years ago, when I left with RUDOLFO, the poet of theapply for a new permit from the rather than hear radio pro- FCC. LEY, his eyes twinkling pleas- college, the radio was still to -be quartet; and MUSETTA who loves grams." fully developed; .the home was In laboratories of RCA, Philco antly behind his tortoise shell MARcELLo, painter of the group, spectacles, remarked.: The next minute Mr. MOR- rare that owned one.Today it and other radio set manufactur- LEY was belying hisintro- has become a permanent fixture in and whose quarrels with him pro-ers, inventors and engineers are "Iprobablyknowless about radio than almost any- ductory disarming statement. almost every dwelling,. so much so, r(Continued on Page z5) (Continued on Page 15) one in America.I overhear (Continued on Page 7) '(Continued on Page 7)

.0g1111111111:111111111/8111J1J11111111/1111/111i111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111M111111111111111.1. r111111111111111111I11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111ME11111INIP2c) m De Valera Is News Flashes ,o1111111111111111111111111111E1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111MMEN1112: Contents A.M. WEEKDAYS Recital by E-- - Pictures B11111111111111111111111iiiIiii11111111111111111111111111111H11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111E On The NBC 12.55 WCAU 7.15 WNBX 7.25 WGY Sevitzky 7.30 WAAT 7.45 WLW 7.55 WJZ 511111111111111111111111111111i1111111111111iildli111111111111111111111111111:i1111111111111111111i11111111111ffi News Flashes Box Page A number of special features 8.00 KYW WFBL WOR 8.15 WEAF KDKA WIP A portion of the Jordan HallVIRGINIA CLARK, radio actress will be broadcast over the NBC 8.30 WCAU 9.40 WFBL (Sat.) concert in Boston by the Young The part radio plays in prirfon networks on Tuesday, March 17, 9.55 WABC Network Front Cover life, by NUMBER 999 10.00 WEAF WJZ Networks Musicians Orchestra and the Vo- St. PATRICK'S Day. 10.55 WI.W. 11.30 WNBX CHRISTOPHER MORLEY,,fssayist Pages z and 7 11.45 WPG, Wed. cal Ensemble, under the direction Among the outstanding of the and novelist PageI. Noon KDKA WSYR WIP ofFABIEN SEVITZKY,willbe CHRISTOPHER MORLEY names specialbroadcastswillbethe 11111111111111111111 broadcast over station WAAB onARLENE FRANCIS, actressPage 2 the Muse of Radio Page speech from Dublin, Ireland, by P.M - 111111111111111 Saturday, March 14, from 8.10 to EAMON DEVALERA, president of ROY HARLOW, assistant to the ROY HARLOW and the Metro- 12.10 WGY 12.25 WJZ .1 9 P.M. the Irish Free State, over the com- 12.15 KYW WLW, Sat.; WHAM E president of the Yankee Net- politan Singers Page 3 12.30 KYW, Ex., Sat.; WOR WNBX E a MARGARET HALSTEAD, Metro- bined NBC-WJZ-WEAF networks 12.45 WCAU WAAT 12.25 WBBM ., work Page3 Station Directory _ Page 4 1.00 WEAF 1.15 WFBL (Sat.), !politan Opera soprano, will be at 6 A.M. 1.25 WBBM HELEN-HAYES, actress Page :4 soloist with the orchestra. 5 Editorial Page 5 On the evening of the same 1.45 WFBL, Mon. -Fri.;1.55.WJSV E 2.10 WFIL, Mon. -Fri. 4 The Young Musicians Orches-ROBERT L. RIPLEY Page5 !About Mr. PALEY Page 5day speeches by former Governor 3.00 WIP3.15 WCAU, Fri. 4: etra and Vocal Ensemble were or- ALFRED E. SMITH and Senator Jo- 3.30 WCAU, Wed. BETTY GARDE, actress Page Radio Lane 3.45 WCAU, Mon., Tues., Thurs.- ganized by Mr. SEVITZKY in 1932 SEPH C. O'MAHONEY, of Wyom- 3.55 WJSV, Mon., Wed. -Fri. by JIMMY j -,--LEONARDPage 5 4.15 WSYR, Mon., Wed. andFri. as the result of contests conductedCartoon by DAVID ROSE Page7 ing, will be broadcast by the WJZ 4.45 WLW, Ex. Sat. at a Boston theatre. Educational Box Page 6network from the 152nd annual 5.00 WOR WNBX -4 LAWRENCE TIEIBETT, baritone 5.15 WPG 5.30 WSM. Ex.Sat. 4 Theensemblesalreadyhave Page 8 Police Radio Box Page 8dinner of the Friendly Sons of St. 6.00 WGY KYW WJZ KDKA 4 6.15 WEAF, Tues., 6.10 given two Jordan Hall concerts, :.Children's Page Page 9PATRICK at the Hotel Astor. 6.30 WEAF WIZ WABC Networks; JOYCE WALSH and LESTER JAY, Tues., Thurs. and Sat.4'appeared at the Fens Stadium in child actors Page Weather Reports Box Page zo This program willbe heard WORWvSYR , 9 6.35 WCAU. Sat. .4 1933, have made three appear- from 10 to 11 P.M. 6.45 WHAM 7.00 WBBMI ROSA PONSELLE, dronatic so- WHAM Page Page Is 7.30 WNBX 8.00 WGN ances with, the People's Symphony 9.00 WNBX, Ex. Tues. prano ,Page zo. Short Wave News Box Page 12 From 4.45 to 5 P.M. on March 1 Orchestra, have presented for two 10.45 WPG, F.x. Tues.; WIP; WFBL, a 17, MARTIN BEIRN'S Irish Black- LANNY Ross, tenor Page 13 About some of the Major Mon. -Wed. E consecutive seasons outdoor op- birds will broadcast a special pro- 11.00 WGY KYW WIZ KDKA i BOWES Amateurs PageI3 WLW, Ex. Tues., Sat.; WFIL, 4 eraticperformances-"CavalleriaEVA ORTEGA, Major BOWES, gram of Irish jigs and reels over Sat. ; WCAU, Sat.; WPG, Tues. --7 Short Wave Directory Page13the WJZ network. 11.01 WOE. Ex. Tues.11.I5 WFBL, Rusticana" and two acts of "AIDA" MARY MACPHEE Page 13 Sat. 11.30 WEAF; WLW, Tues. F Q. and also A. zj Page The broadcastfromIreland 1 wjsv -on the estate of Mr. and Mrs.ROSEMARY LANE, vocalist

111111111111111111111111111/1 Midnight11 f.- Reflections sE L. HOBSONinLittle Page14 speech will be preceded by the Sunday News Flashes, Page 4 ARTHUR by DIANA HERBERT Page .1,5tolling of St. PATRICK'S bell. Boar's Head, New Hampshire. ETHEL SHUTTA, singer Page 15 ...... 11111111111111{11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111114 Page Two THE MICROPHONE Saturday, March 14, 1936 Saturday, March 14 LionelBarrymore OnNBC -WEAF, 9.30. P.M.

-211111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Let's Pretend, WABC WCAU WESG, 30 m. :4 P.M. EST; 3 CT 7.45 P.M. EST; 6.45 CT Highlights Uncle, WIP's Playground, WIP, 3o m. `Hour Chart -sit' Motor City Melodies, WABC WCAU WPGRadio Stars Revue, KYW Dr. W. I.Auber, WNBX WHAS WJSV WFBL WESG. 3o m. ABC of Faith, KDKA r.m. 10.45 A.M. EST; 9.45 CT Harvest Hands; Melodiers, WBBM, 3o in. Merry -Go -Round, WLW WOR WGN Originalities, WJZ KDKA WFIL EdFitzgerald'sCompany, WOK., 45 m. ;Story Dramatization, WFIL Orchestra, John Bennett, WAAT WGN, 4.15 Una Mae Carlisle, songs, WIP 1.55 -"La Boheme," Grace Mark Love, basso, WGN Tea Dance, WAAT, 3o m. 8P.M.EST 7 CT Charles Kullman, Len Salvo,organist, WGN Moore, Fashion Program, WNBX Concert; Windsor Pals, WNBX, 30 m. Hit Parade,Carl Hoff'sOrchestra, WEAF NBC-WEAF, WJZ 11 A.M. EST; 10 CT WGY WTAM KYW WLW, x h. 4.30 P.M. EST; 3.30 CT West Point Alumni Dinner, WJZ WHAM 7.00 -Frank Parker, Bob Hope, Our American Schools, WEAF WGY WTAM String Quartet, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW KDKA, 1h, CBS-WABC WSM WJZ WHAM KDKA WLW WEIL WSYRCatholic Hour, WEIL, 3o m. Let's Visit the Zoo, KYW Tours in Tone, WABC WPG WHAS WJSVMusicale, WSYR 8.00 -West Point Alumni Din- Honeymooners, WJZ WHAM WFBL WESG, 3o m.; WCAU ZiegfeldFollies,Fannie Brice,James Mel- ner, NBC-WJZ Kiddies' Klub; KDKA, 45 m. Jimmy and Dick, WBBM ton,AlGoodman'sOrchestra, WABC Follies,Fannie Brice, CBS- Painted Dreams, WLW WGN Juveniles, WAAT WCAU WHAS WBBM WJSV WFBL, 5 h. CincinnatiConservatoryofMusic, WABC Magic Harmonies, WNBX Lou Little Club, WOR, 30 m. WABC WCAU WHAS WFBL, h.; WPG, 3o m. Amateur Hour, WIP, 30 in. Musical Bazaar, WESG, 45 m. 4.45 P.M. EST; 3.45 CT News; Sports; Orchestra, 'WGN, 30 m. 930 -Lionel Barrymore, Jimmy What to Eat and Why, WOR, 30 rn. Our Barn, WEAF WGY KYW Dykes, NBC-WEAF Sport Facts, WNBX Trio, WAAT Pickard Family, .WCAU 8.15 P.M. EST; 7.15 CT Colonel Stoopnagle and Budd, Buddy Bonds, organist, WIP, 3o m. Other People's Money, WBBM Morning Concert, WNBX, 30 m. Advertising Talk, WOR Brud and Bob, WNBX CBS-WABC Town Hall Matinee, WAAT 8.30 P.M. EST; 7.30 CT 11.15 A.M. EST; 10.15 CT "A Book a Week," WGN 10.30 -George Olsen, Ethel Norsemen Quartet,WEAF WGY WTAM Tea Time Melodies, WNBX Musical Varieties, WFIL, 30 m. Shutta, Tom Howard, George KYW WSM Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Eugene Shelton, NBC-WEAF Wendell Hall,songs, WJZ WHAM WLW 5 P.M. EST; 4 CT Goosens, conductor, WOR WGN, 2 h. WFILHarry Blue Room Echoes, WEAF WGY WTAMTalk; Jungle Jim, WIP, 30 m. Columbian Mile, Ted HuSing, Armbruster, Top Hatters, WAAT WSM KYW, 30 en. Concert Music, WNBX, 3o m. CBS-WABC Harold Turner, pianist, WGN Musical Adventures, WJZ WHAM WLW 9 P.M. EST; 8 CT 11.30 A.M. EST; 10.30 CT Dailey'sMusic, WABC WHAS, 30m.;Virginia Rea, Jan Peerce, Rubinoff, WEAF i11111111,1,1111111111111111111111111ill11111111111111111111111111,f10111111111111111111111111111111111111111r WBBM WJSV, 5.15; WPG, off, 5.15-5.20 Marimba Music, WEAF WTAM KYW, Sports, WCAU WAAT WGY WTAM KYW WLW, 30 tn. 7 A.M. EST; 6 CT 30 m. Headlines'; Buddy and Ginger, WBBM Musical Half Hour, WFIL, so m. Musical Clock, KDKA, 1h. Children's Theatre, WGY, 30 Evening Rhythms, WJSV; WESG, 3o in. Nino Martini,Vaghissima Sembianza; The Prayers; Rise and Shine, WLW, 30 m. Ensemble, WJZ WLW, 30 m.; World Is Mine; Mare chiare; Lolita, Kos- News ;Short Stories, WOR, 30 m. telanetz' Orchestra, WABC WCAU WPG Morning Cheer, WIP, 1h. WHAM, 25 m.; WSYR On the Mall, WIP, 30ria. Good Morning, WGN, 45 m. Anice Ives, WFIL, 30 m. Judy's Jesters, WGN WHAS' WBBM WJSV WFBL, 30 m. 7.15 A.M. EST; 6.15 CT Virginia Johnson, soprano, WOR News; Dance Tunes, WNBX Benci's Gypsies, WIP, 3o m. Golden Arrow Ensemble, WAAT News; Jewel Box, WNBX, 30 m. News ;Weather, WNBX Saturday Serenaders, WIP, 3o m. 5.15 P.M. EST; 4.15 CT 9.15 P.M. EST; 8.15 CT 7.30 A.M. EST; 6.30 CT Movie Personalities, WGN JackieHeller,tenor,WJZ WI.W WSM,'ArmchairQuartet,WJZ WHAM KDKA. Pollock and Lawnhurst, WEAF News ;Charlie Fellows, WNBX, 30 m. ARLENE FRANCIS, comely radio ac- WSYR WSYR Musical Clock, WGY, 1 h. 11.45 A.M. EST; 10.45 CT jimmy Allen, WHAM Gospel Songs News, KYW, 30 m. tress, is mistress -of -ceremonies forEntertainers, WCAU 9.30 P.M. EST; 8.30 CT Jolly Bill and Jane, WJZ Market News; Weather, WHAM, 11.55 Town Hall Matinee, WAAT Al Jolson, Lionel Barrymore, Jimmy Dykes, Fantastic Facts, WHAM, 30 m. Musical Program, KDKA the "Hour of Charm" programsArnichair Melodies, WGN, 45 m. Victor Young's Orchestra, WEAF WGY Devotions, WLW Gift Shop, WSYR broadcast over the CBS-WABCRhythm and Romance, WNBX, 3o m. WTAM KYW WLW, 1h. Music; Spring Driving WEIL, 30 In. Paul Kosloff, WESG 5.30 P.M. EST; 4.30 CT Barn Dance, WJZ WHAM KDKA WEIL Women's Hour, WOR, 45 m. h. The Time Keeper, WSYR, 3o m. network Sundays from 6 to 6.30Kaltemneyer'sKindergarten, WEAF WGY WSYR, 1 Organ Reveille, WABC, 30 m. Tune Detective, WAAT Col.Stoopnagle and Budd, WABC WJSV With the Masters, WGN. P. M. WTAM KYW WLW, 3ono. WFBL, 30 m. Wake Up and Smile, WCAU, 3o m. Treasure Trails, WJZ WHAM WSM WSYR Orchestra, WCAU, 30 m. Life Begins, WFBL 12 NOON EST; 11 A.M. CT WEIL ScienceTalk; Vincent Sorey's Orchestra, WOR, 30m. Harry Richman; Dance Tunes, WBBM, 3o m. Madcaps, WEAF, 30 in.; KYW; WTAM,BuffaloPresents,WABC WCAU WBBMBill and Alex, KDKA Val Frank, reporter, WAAT Dance Orchestras, WIP, 1 h., 15 m. 12.15 WPG, 3o m.; WJSV, 25 m.; WFBL Lopez'Orcheitra, WABC WFBL, 3o m.;Dance Revue, WNBX 7.45 A.M. EST; 6.45 CT Four Showmen Quartet, WJZ WLW WEILMichael's Music, WAAT WCAU WBBM WJSV, 5.45; WPG Sunbeams, WEAF Four-H Club, WHAM Clarence Fuhrman Presents, WIP, 30 m. WESG 10 P.M. EST; 9 CT Xylophone; News, WJZ News ;Grab Bag, KDKA, 30 m. Doting Sisters, WGN Topics in Season, WCAU CaliforniaMelodies, WABC WCAU WPG News ;Divano's Music, WLW, 30 m. News ;Stock ;Grain, WSYR Prep Sports, WBBM WBEM WJSV WFBL, 3o m. Morning Meditation, WFBL Glee Club, WABC WCAU1.45 P.M. EST; 12.45 CT Labor News; Review, WJSV 10.30 P.M. EST; 9.30 CT Morning Devotions, WESG, 7.50 WHAS WJSV WFBL GeneBeecher'sOrchestra,WEAF WGYDancing Class, WOE WTAM KYW, so m. Tom Howard, George Shelton, Ethel Shutta, Voice of the MICROPHONE, WAAT Your Income Tax, WBBM Rhythmic Melodies, WAAT, 3o M. GeorgeKy 0. m1sen, WEAF WGY WTAM MetropolitanOpera,"LaBoheme,"Grace Early Risers Club, WNBX, 1h. News ;Today in History, WESG Ellen Marr songs, WIP KYW,30 High Road to Health, WGN Mickey and Margie, WAAT Moore, Charles Kullman, Helen Gleason,5.45 P.M. EST; 4.45 CT Are You Tax Conscious? WJZ KDKA WFIL News; String Ensemble, WIP, 3o in. CarloMorelli,WEAF WGY WTAM 8 A.M. EST; 7 CT KYW WJZ WHAM KDKA WLW WSMAlbert Payson Terhune, dog dram*, WJZVic Sweet's Orchestra, WHAM, 3o m. "Lucky Girl," WGN Sherlock Holmes, WLW WOR WGN, 3o m.; Spareribs, WEAF WTAM KYW Jimmy Packard, WNBX. 30 WFIL WSYR, 1.55-4.3o WHAM KDKA WEIL WSYR Morning Devotions, WJZ WHAM KDKA News, WJSV, 1.55; WFBL Bill Pope, WESG George Dufly's Orchestra, WSYR, 3o m. WSM WFIL WSYR WAAT P.M. EST; 11.15 A.M. CT Nayara, blues, WOR Orpheus Glee Club, WOR KnightsofColumbus Track Meet, WABC Lyric Serenade, WABC WFBL, 8.05-8.30 News, WJZ, 12.25 ; WFIL On the Mall, WAAT Catholic Program, WIP WCAU WPG WHAS WBBM WJSV Organ; Melody Parade, WCAU, 30 in. Newspaper of the Air, WHAM Organist; Ensemble, WGN, 3orn. Chuck and Bobbie Bruce, WNBX WFBL, 3o m. Morning Varieties, WESG, 45 m.; WIP News ; Financial Notes, WLW 2 P.M. EST; 1 CT 6 P.M. EST; 5 CT 10.45 P.M. EST; 9.45 CT News, WOR ;; WFBL, 5 m. Genia Fonariova, songs, WSYR; WJZ, Otto Thurn's Orchestra; News. WRAF, 30Behind the Law, KDKA Good Morning, WGN, 1h. Reveries,Stuart Churchill, WABCAl Roth's Syncopators, WABC WPG WHAS m. ; WTAM, 6.15 8.15 A.M. EST; 7.15 CT WCAU WHAS WBBM WJSV WFBL WJSV WFBL WESG, 30 m.; WBBM, News, WIP Cornell Agricultural Hour, WESG, 1h. 2.15 News; Music, WGY 1 1.M.EST; 10 CT News, WEAF, 5 m.; WIP U. of P. vs. Tufts, Debate, WCAU, 30 m.News ; Behind the Headlines, KYW Morgan's Music, WEAF, 3o m.; KYW, 11.15 aridHal, WTAM KYW WSM;Medical Society, WAAT News; Singers, WJZ, 3o in.WSYR Martha Music; Markets ;Service, WGN, 45 in. Headlines; Piano, Organ, WBBM , 11.15 WEAF, 8.2o Theatre Club, WOR Sports, WHAM WFIL News; Meeker's Orchestra, WGY, 30 m. Organ, WJZ WHAM WSYR, 30 m. 12.30 P.M, EST; 11.30 A.M. CT songs, WAAT News, KDKA News; Organ Fantasy, KYW Jimmy Hitchell, Moods, WI.W News; Musical Clock, KDKA, 45 In. Five Hours Back, Frank Black's Orchestra,Earl Denny's Orchestra, WIP, 30m. News, WJZ, 5 m.; WFIL WCAU Xcadernyof Medicine, WLW Frederic William Wile, WABC WBBM WJSVDance Music, WHAM WSYR, 3o in.; WJZ, WEAF KYW, 30 m. 2.15 P.M. EST; 1.15 CT WFBL WESG Jolly Man, WEIL Farm Program, WGY, 30 m. x -Helpful Harry; "Birds," WOR Farm, Home Hour, WJZ WHAM KDKARambles in Erin, WOR, 3o m. Dick Tracy, WCAU Sports,KDKA Rhythmic Melodies, WAAT Melodies, WAAT Uncle Don. WOR. 30 in WLW WSM WEIL WSYR, 1h. June Baker on Home Management, WGN 8.30 A.M. EST; 7.30 CT George Hall's Music, WABC WHAS, 3o m.; Reading the Funnies, WI? Music,W,WWw:1CLh..W,il3/13.1\f, 30 ; Ensemble; Dance Tunes, WGN, 30 m. L 2.30 P.M. EST; 1.30 CT " NBae,WCAU,-a'E;D coe Cheerio, WRAF WGY WTAM KYW WLW WCAU WBBM WFBL; WJSV, 52.45 Fireside Fantasies, WNBX l.51 : WSM, 3o m. Dance Tunes, WJSV ;WIP, 30 m, TheThreeStars,WABC WPG WHAS Cordwood Capers, WJSV, 1 h. Room Finder; Music, WFIL, 30 m. News, WOR WNBX WBBM WJSV 6.15 P.M. EST; 5.15 CT Leo Bolley, sports; News, WFBL, 20 in. Chapel Singer, WABC WPG WFBL Broadwayiter, WAAT Popular Rhythms, WCAU Municipal Problems, WGY Weather ; News ;Orchestra, WOR, 30 m. News; Words and Music, WCAU, 30 m. 12.45 P.M. EST; 11.45 A.M. CT Boxing Bouts, WESG, 3o m. "Those O'Malleys," WHAM Dance Orchestras, WIP, 2h. Melody Time, WOR At Thirty, WAAT, 30 m. CurlyMiller'sPloughBoys, KDKA Martin's, Weeks' Orchestras, WGN, 30m. News, WCAU WAAT Poetry and Music, WIP University of Cincinnati, WLW Sons of the Pioneers, WAAT, 3o m. Chicago Park Program, WBBM 11.15 P.M. EST; 10.15 CT Ted Weems' Orchestra, WGN, 30 m. United Business Men, talk, WFIL Music; Driving Service, KDKA Lost, Found; Music, WIP, 3o m. Farm Program, WFBL 8.45 A.M. EST; 7.45 CT 2.45 P.M. EST; 1.45 CT Sports, WSYR Musical Varieties, WEIL, 45 m. Don D'Arcy, baritone, WOR Newsof Youth, WABC WCAU WBBM11.30 P.M. EST; 10.30 CT Landt Trio and White, WJZ Weather; Farm Bureau, WNBX Concert Miniatures, WABC WCAU WPG WFBL Don and Tom, WHAM WHAS WBBM WJSV WFBL Dornberger's Music, WGY KYW, 3o m.; 1 P.M. EST; 12 NOON CT Let's Spina Yarn, WIP Arch McDonald, NX/ISV WEAF, News, 5 m. Label Saving Contest, WSYR, News, WEAF, 5 m. Dance Orchestra, WESG; WNBX, 30 Waltz Time, WABC WPG WFBL Pet Club, WOR String Ensemble, WIP GlenGray'sMusic, WJZ WHAM KDKA Gloom Busters, WESG People'sLobby, WTAM, 45 m.; WEAF,3 P.M. EST; 2 CT WSYR, 30 m. Dogs' Tales, WOR 1.05 ; WGY, 1.15 Down By Herman's. WABC WCAU WPG6.30 P.M. EST; 5.30 CT Ozzie Nelson'sOrchestra. WABC WCAU Musical Headlines, WNBX Stock Reports, WGY WHAS WJSV WFBL WESG, 3o. m. News ;Alma Kitchell,contralto, WRAP WPG, 3o m.; WFBL, ir.45 ProfessorCharlesMelvoin, "Your Income Harry Sosnik's Orchestra, WBBM, 3o m. 9 A.M. EST; 8 CT Tax," WABC WCAU WHAS WJSVHerbert Foote, organist, WBBM News; Brevities, WGY Adventures of Mary Clancy, WOR Sports ;; ;Or ;gan Fantasy, KYW Hughie Barretts' Orchestra, WFBL Organ Rhapsody, WEAF WTAM WF131. News;Jamboree, Will Osborne's Orchestra, WON, 3o na. Hymn's, WGY WOR WGN Man on the Street% WBBM German Pfogram, WAAT, yo m. WJZ WSYR,3o m. Boy Scout Jamboree, KYW News; The Pioneers, WIP, 30 m. KDKA, 6.45 Martin's, Weeks', Orchestras, WOR, 3o in. Florence Gartner, WAAT Employer vs.Employee, WGN Old Fashioned Girl, WLW 12 MIDNIGHT EST; 11 P.M. CT Breakfast Club, WJZ KDKA WSM, r h.;Gene Zemsay's Orchestra, WIP, 3o m. Last Minute Events ;Martin Goad:, WFIL WHAM WFIL, 9.15 ; WSYR, 30 m. Ensemble; Melody Waves, WGN, 3o m. 3.15 P.M. EST; 2.15 CT Eddie Duchin's Music, WEAF WGY WTAM Tower Clock Program, WHAM Al Trace's Orchestra, WBBM News; Al Roth's Orchestra, WABC WHAS KYW, 3o in. American Family Robinson, WLW 1.15 P.M. EST; 12.15 CT Songs of the Islands. WOR Talk; Music, WCAU, 3o m. Carefree Carnival, WJZ WFIL WSYR. 3o m. Polly and Jean, WFIL Poetic Strings, WABC WPG WHAS WJSVHarold Turner, pianist, WGN Singing Organist, WBBM Arthur Ravel's Orchestra, WHAM, 30 rn. It, WABC WCAU WHAS WFBL Mabelle Jennings, WJSV Far North Messages, KDKA, 30 m. As You Like 3.30 P.M. EST; 2.30 CT News; Gist of Things, WFBL, 20 m. News, WLW WJSV WESG WFBL, 3o m. Educational Program, WCAU Isle ofDreams, WABC WCAU WPG Sweet and Hot, WAAT Gossip Club, WBBM News; Music, WESG BobCrosby'sOrchestra, WABC WCAU Suburban Special, WESG, 45 m. WHAS WFBL, 3o m, Barn Doin'S, WOR WPG WFBL, 30 rn.; WJSV, 12.15 Dental Program, WIP French Course, WOR. 30 in. Stoney McLinn ;News. WIP News; Rhythm Encores, WNBX, 45 ra. Rutger's University Glee Club, WOR, 25 m.Echoes of Poland. WAAT, 30 m. George Olsen's Orchestra, WBBM, 3oin. 9.15 A.M. EST; 8.15 CT Kiwanis Vocational Guidance, WAAT Vincent Rizzo's Ensemble, WIP, 30 m. Sports- Review; Ensemble, WGN, 3o ns. Kyser s Orchestra, WOR WGN, 3o m. Streamliners, WEAF KYW, 45 m.; WTAM;1.30 P.M. EST; 12.30 CT Afternoon Serenade, WGN, 3o en, 6.45 P.M. EST; 5.45 CT 1,2.30 A.M. EST; 11.30 P.M. CT WGY, 9.30-9.45;; WI.W. 9.45 Radio Gang, WJZ WHAM WLW WSYR,R.45 P.M. EST; 2.45 CT Religion in the News, WEAF WGY WTAMWoods' Music, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW, Musical Program, WGY WIP 25 m. Skeets and Frankie, WBBM JosephF.Gallagher, KYW 30 M. Aunt Mary, talk, WLW Talk; Music, WFIL, 25 m. News, WJSV, 3.5o Newspaper of the Air, WHAM Williams' Music, WJZ KDKA WFIL GirlScouts, WOR The Townsendites, WSYR, 30in. English Class, WAAT Renfrew ofthe Mounted, WABC WHASMoon River, WLW, 30rn. Morning Melodies, WGN, 45 m. WBBM WJS' WESG; WFBL, 6.50 Cummins' Orchestra, WABC WHAS WBBM 9.30 A.M. EST; 8.30 CT News ;Drama,WOR WJSV WFBL, 3o m.; WCAU, 25 in. Rhythm Jesters, WLW Rudy's Tan "Makeup" Sandy Guyer, WIP Gu,s Lampe, Rhythm Trio, WSYR. vr.na. David Snow, WNBX, 3o m. Ethel Cotton, "Conversation," WABC WCAU 7 P.M. EST; 6 CT WHAS WFBL WESG Thornton Fisher,sports, WRAF Bruna Castagna Organ Recital, WOR New Yorkers, WGY Morning Club, WAAT, 3o m. Concert Orchestra, KYW Talk; Victor H. Lindlahr, WIP, 3o m. Jesters Quartet, WJZ WSM WEIL On Air Saturday 9.45 A.M. EST; 8.45 CT Hank and Herb, WHAM, 30 m. Market Basket, WGY R. F. D. Hour, WLW BRUNA CASTAGNA, the newest Music and Prayers of Israel WLW Meeting at the Crossroads, WSYR Organ z News, WABC VCAO WPG WHAS FrankParker,tenor,Bob Hoot, WABCstar of radio to be made a member WESG WCAU WFBL, 30 m. of the Metropolitan Opera Com- News; Miss Goodnews, WFBL, 9.40-10 Jack Hylton's Orchestra, WBBM, 5h. Story Teller's House,. WOR BillCorum,sports, WOR pany, will be heard in a program Daily Story, WNBX Uncle WIP. 'WIP.30 m. Of songs on Saturday, March 14, 10 A.M. EST; 9 CT Those O'Malleys, WGN News; Variety, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW 7.15 P.M. EST; 6.15 CT over the WABC-Columbia network WJZ WHAM KDKA WSM WFIL WSYR "Popeye,'. WEAF WGY WTAM KYW at 7.3o P. M. Bill and Ginger, WABC Home Town, WJZ KDKA WEIL WSYR dH TuneTopics, WESG Alfred G. Karger, WLW Miss CASTAGNA made her debut Flash Gordon, Jungle Jim, WAAT The Ace Reporter, WJSV inVERDI'S 14. Homemaker's Club, WIP, 30 m. Sam Taylor, "Hollywood," WOR at theMetropolitan House Party, WGN Dance. Orchestra, WGN, 3o no. "AIDA" this Winter Town Crier, WNBX Natal Pintello, WNBX '10.15A.M. ESTs 9.15 CT 7.30 P.M. EST; 6.30 CT Vass Family, WEAF WGY Hampton Singers, WEAF, 30 m. Edward MacHugh,hymns, WJZ KDKA Hairy Richman's Orchestra, KYW WSYR Musical Variety, WGY, 30in. Station Directory 5 Musical Variety, WFIL; WGN, 30 m. Message of Israel, WJZ WHAM,30 m. Clyde Barrie, songs, WABC WCAU WESG EthelHarris, KDKA Sally and Sam Stage Show, WAAT, 3o m. Rudy Bundy's Orchestra, WLW Page 4 Al McCullough. WNBX Week -End Musicale, WEIL VALLEE doesn't have to make up for his stage ap- Druggist Program; Music,.. o30 m. Short Wave Directory 10.30 A.M. EST; 9.30 CT RUDY Bruna Castagna,contralto, WABC WCAU i Gypsy Music WEAF WGY WTAM, 30 m. pearances any more than he does for his broadcasts.The WHAS WJSV WFBL, 30 m. Marie De Ville, songs, WJZ KDKA WFIL reason is that he has a perpetual red tan, in Winter produced by Russian Art Ensemble, WOR Page13 Inter -High Junior Chorus, WHAM Townsend Plan, WIP Juvenile Hour, WSYR, 1h. a sun -ray lamp and in Summer by Old Sol himself. News; Dinner Dance, WNBX, 3o M. Saturday, March 14, 1936 THE MICROPHONE Page Three 'Down Melody Lane' Is Just An Id Radio Friend'To Listeners 111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Rochester Singing Club IsTurned, Into DX Signals Singersare A Top -Notchadio ProgramAre Easier Featured 111111.1.111mptli To Tune In

1,11111111111,1111111111111111111111111 Roy L. Harlow Of An Informal Chorus By GEORGE_ LILLEY "An old radio friend,"is the manner in which many WHAM WNAC Is The Sings Just For Somebody is always writing that something or other is listenersrefer to the Rochester "better and Director Fun Of It better" than ever before, whether it Telephone Corporation's "Down 111111111111111111111111111111111111111 really be better or worse or just Melody Lane"program,heard By G. CARLETON PEARL Mr. HARLOW askedthe standing still.It helps toattract eachSundayafternoonat4 attention. And although I do not ON APRIL 15 at 8 o'clock members of his Chorusif o'clock.This SUnday feature is like to add to this fraternity of scrib- the evening an audi- they wanted to go on the air. theoldestcommercial program lers, it does seem difficult to recall ence at Jordan Hall, in Bos- Theydidn'tknow. They originatinginRochester, being when foreign radio stations were might tryit. now in its ninth consecutive year. ton, will hear the opening The agency easier to tune in than during the present month. Duringthattimemanyof notes sung by an unusual mu- people heard them and were Rochester's best-known musicians sical organization, the Metro- enthusiastic. Thesponsor Easier to tune in and so much easier to- listen to,I wish to say. and conductors have contributed politan Chorus. heard them and was enthu- theirartistrytotheprogram. Where once they were shaky and As ROY L. HARLOW, direc- siastic. blurred,entirely new wavesare Among those under whose stick And so the Metropolitan the musicians have performed are tor of the chorus, and assist- found, and whether they're a local or a foreigner astray, only the call GUY FRASER HARRISON, PAUL ant to the President of the Chorus tried it for five times. letters tell. WHITE, CHARLES SIVERSON, SHER- Yankee Network, says: They got "fan" mail, they Responsible for the turnover in MAN A. - CLUTE, IRVING SPECTOR soldtheir "I don't know of another sponsor's goods. oversea waves is the season itself and NORBERT KLEM, who is the such singing group in the They were popular and, after present maestro. and the wave changes, it has de- country." much persuasion the group manded. Not forgetting the fact During the past seven months. The chorusis Mr. HAR- stayed on the air for 15 con- that European stations have been the program has become more LOW'S pet, his hobby, his con- secutive weeks. building and improving upon their popular in nature.About two suming interest.He beams ROY L. HARLOW, conductor of the air voices all along so as to really RochesterTele- "Then," said Mr. HARLOW, yearsago,the when he talks of it and dis- Metropolitan Chorus, and assist- put something_"on" the waves that phoneCorporationdecidedto "they decided that that was claims all credit for -organiz- ant to the President of the Yan- enough. Rehearsal for the they wing around the world. change this Sunday afternoon fea- ing it. kee Network. ture from astraight -orchestral radio program tookthree Best benefits from the - new mega- presentation by adding a soloist "Why is it there is so much hours each week.They got cyclerenovationsarederived by interest in it among the mem- don inthat theygetthe to the studio at 7.30 and re- listening in between the approxi- each Sunday. members out once a week." It was felt by the sponsors that bers? Why do all these men hearsed until the program be- mate hours of 4 P. M. and II or faithfully ,attend rehearsals?" The proceeds of allcon- gan at 10.30 in the evening. midnight, with the, emphasis, of there were not enough commer- ceitsandradioprograms cial programs in Rochester to give I asked him. "It was interesting to me course, on those pet hours that bor- Rochester's -many capable and de- But Iought totell you given by the group go to to note that on one of our der local sunset.If it's not good serving singers an opportunity to about the organization before children's charities. most wintery evenings, no then, you might as well throw out be heard. telling you the whys of it. But who buys the music? less than 75 of the chorus your set. As a result of this policy, not only The Metropolitan Chorus Who pays for the halls in came to the studios for re- Favorite of the European radi- have many of Rochester's better- is composed of 121 men, all which concerts are given? hearsal.They didn't have to ations is `the British GSD, operating known singers been heard at regular middle-aged, the oldest over "The members buy music come.The only rule in the on 25 -meters, 11.75 -megacycles.It intervals, but many newcomers have 70, the youngest over 30. A themselves and pay allex- whole organization is that if comes on at 12.15 P. M., but don't been given an opportunity for pro- year ago ;the chorus was 10 penses. We generally get re- a member doesn't show up hit it too soon. Wait until at least fessional appearances which have re- men stronger, but these have hearsal room free," said Mr. for three consecutive times he 3 P. M. or maybe 4, and then you sulted in permanent engagements, dropped out and Mr. HAR- HARLOW. is automatically dropped." will not be disappointed, By that both in Rochester and New York. LOW didn't want to take in The chorus gave 15 con- Inasmuch as this group of time, London is figuratively within Among thislatter group are any more becauseit would certs over the radio last Win- singers is made up of busi- your living room and will remain so numbered ROMOLO D ESPIRITO, make theorganizationtoo ter,the proceeds going to ness and professional men, through the mediums of GSD until the brilliant young Italian -Amer- large.There are plenty of charity.And their entrance people to whom singing in well towards 8 M., when Trans- ican tenor who recently has been applicants. into the radio field as told by the chorus is just a hobby, it mission Five from the BBC tucks engagedby theMetropolitan And thesesingersget Mr. HARLOW is amusing. shows the force of the love away for the night. Opera Company for appearances together and sing for the fun Mr. HARLOW was at his of music. The 11.75-meg. GSD is a Spring atChautauquathisSummer; of it, giving a concert once a desk when the 'phone rang "Our chorus is unique also and Summer wave and it has just LAURA CASTELLANO, who now is year in Jordan Hall.This andanadvertisingagency in that there are really no been put into service during the eveninghours.That beganthe being coached for Metropolitan year the Hall is already sold wanted aprogram,ready outstandingsingersinit," Opera appearances; ANGELA DE - out, mostly to friends of the made, which it would be able Mr. HARLOW added. "But "local" reception from London, and MARCO, who made her debut in singers and their families. to sell to a sponsor. what they lack in technique, chances are it will stay this way un- "AIDA" last Fall in Italy, and ED: But to get back to the ques- Said the agency: they make up in enthusiasm. til the leaves drop away in the Fall. WARD JARDAN, the popular BoSton tions. "We want something big They choose their own songs. With the longer daylight periods increasing' steadily, France, lost on tenor: who now is heard twice "The men in the chorus ap- and, something cheap." They sing what they want to 25 -meters all through the Winter, is weekly on a WHAM commercial. parently sing for relaxazion," "Well," said Mr. HARLOW, sing, from 'Love in Bloom' to operaticchoruses. another that has come back and now said Mr. HARLOW."It is a "I've got probably the big- the "Radio Coloniales" outside of sort of singing club which gest and the cheapest radio "We have had instances Paris are coming through nearly as E-- l'41()Ites they attend in the same way program in the world.But where employer and employe as anyone goes to a club-for I'll have to ask the possible have sat side by side singing well as GSD itself. ,11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111/111/1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111T. Italy, on 31 -meters, 9.63 -melts., BOB PIERCE andCompany, the fun of it.Rehearsals are participants in the program at the top of their voices. WHAM's fun -team composed of the mainstay of the organiza- about it." Almosr all denominations of (Continued on Page y3) LEE SHANNON and the veteran ra- religion are represented in our chorus. .1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111MMEMEN11111111111111111111811111111111111 dio personality, BOB PIERCE, has And the voices been moved to a new hour. Red Sails In The Sunset vary widely.Some time aro Station Directory The old time, 8.30 A.M., was we had one tenor and all the Page 4 'deemed too early for the popular -rest were baritones. Now we show, therefore, starting March have eight tenors. Short Wave Directory 2, the period was changed to 10 "This is truly a metropoli- to10.30each morning, except tan chorus," he concluded, Page 13 with a smile. Saturday and Sunday. --21111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111W WHAM has added another nouncer to its list.In this case, To Subscribe to The Microphone however, he is a special announc- FILL OUT THIS blank legibly and mail it with the cash, a er handling a special job.The money order or your check to The MICROPHONE, at man is Tom MURRAY, and the job is announcing all outside dance No. 34 Court Square. Boston. Massachusetts. programs. 1 Name Working in bright night spots in the direct gaze of the public 1 Street doesn't injure Tom's style at all, 5 City or Town for while attending Ithaca Col- lege he majored in dramatics and 0 10 State since graduation has spentthe NICHOLS, orchestra leader heard on the NBC networks, better part of three years working 11EDis going in for sailing this Summer. He has bought a 30 - (Subscription: $1 for six months, $1.50 per year, postpaid) instock companies and doing foot sloop for Long Island waters.Already caption writers are Temporary offer for new readers: 50 cents for three months. radio dramatic work. gleefully titling photographs "RED Sails in the ,Sunset." Page Four THE MICROPHONE Saturday, March 14, 1936 Sunday, March15 Eva LeGallienne Over CBS -WABC At 8 P.M.

1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111/1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111Vi 111111111111111111111111111111111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111100;* 0111111111111111111111101111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111102 12.45 P.M. EST; 11.45 A.M. CT Famous Jury Trials, WLW WGN, 3o In. Highlights The lob to Choose, KYW Weather Reports 'PenthouseParty, Mark Hellihger, WABC News Flashes . E- News Exchangewith London, WABC WCAU WHAS WJSV WFBL, 30 m. P.M. WCAU WPG WHAS WJSV WFBL SUNDAYS Twin Winners Finals, WBBM, 1h., 30 m. SUNDAYS MI11111111111111 Opal Craven, soprano, WBBM 0111111111111111111111111111111111 Cheek to Cheek, WOR, 30 m. Whistler and His Dog, WGN Rev. George Palmer. WIP. 30 m. A.M. 2.00 -Vienna Choir Boys, A.M. 10,30 P.M. EST; 9.30 CT 11111111111111111 Gladys Swarthout, NBC-WJZ 1 P.M. EST; 12 NOON CT (III IIIIIIIIIIIIIV SundayEveningatSethParker's, WJZ - 12.55 \X'CAU Road to Romany, WEAF WGY WTAM .73 Leslie Howard, "Raffles," 1.15 WBBM WHAM WFIL. WSYR, 30 m. 1.00 WBBM CBS-WABC 'KYW, 30 m. - YMCA Program, KDKA, 30- m. Church of the Air, WABC WCAU WPG P.M. Phil Harris' Orchestra, WLW, 30 m. WIP 3.00 -PhilharmonicSymphony WHAS WBBM 'WJSV WESG, 30 m. 11111111111111111111' Understanding Opera WABC WCAU, 30 rn ; 190.30.0WOR Orchestra, Arturo Toscanini, Italian Melodies, WFBL, 30 m. 1.00 WPG WPG; WJSV WFBL 10.45 10.30 WABC Network conductor, e.BS-WABC Jack:Berth, songs, WOR 11.00 WHAS The Old Timer, WJSV Ole King Cole Orchestra, WAAT Sidewalk News Exchange, WFBL 11.00 WEAF WJZ Networks 8.00 -EvaLeGallienne,Doc News, WIP Daily .Weather Reports, Page so Follies, WOR WGN, 30 ri." Rockwell, Dick Powell, Kate Ensemble; Alice Blue, pianist, WGN, 30 m. Theatre Revue, WIP, 30 m. Noon WAAT 11110111111111111111 Smith, CBS-WABC 1.15 P.M. EST; 12.15 CT 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111,111,1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111/ 11 P.M. EST; 10 CT A. F. Kelley, Philosophy, WOR 5.45 P.M. EST; 4.45 CT "Melody Master," WEAF WGY WTAM, P.M. 9.00-Efrem Zimbalist, violin- Musical Magician, WAAT 3o m. 1111111111111111111 ist,Detroit Symphony Or- Page from an Old Hymnal, WIP Jimmy Allen, KYW Dandies' of Yesterday; News, WJZ WHAM' 12.30 WIP chestra, CBS-WABC GabrielHeatter's Weekend News Review, WSM WSYR 1.30 P.M. EST; 12.30 CT WJZ WHAM KDKA WFIL WSYR Organ ;Missionary Program, KDKA, 1h. 1.15 WIP 10.00 -Symphony Orchestra, Jo- While the City Sleeps, WEAF KYW Uncle Jerry and Aunt Em, WESG News, WFIL WCAU WIP 6.30 WOR sef Hofman, pianist, NBC- Musical Program, WGY WGN, 30 m. CharioteersQuartet,, WOR WBBM's TwinWinnersContest,WABC WIP National Youth Conference, WJZ WHAM6 P.M. EST; 5 CT WBBM WJSV, 3o m.; WCAU WFBL, WEAF WFIL WSM, 30 m. 11.55 9.007.WGN Listening Catholic Hour, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW 51111111111111111111111111111111111111111111001111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111, Post; Music; Talk, KDKA Leo Bolley, sports. WFBL 10.45 WPG Lutheran Hour, WLW, 30 m. WSM, 30 m. 6.30 A.M. EST; 5.30 CT Henry King's Orchestra, WJZ WSYR Weather; News, WOR 11.00 WLW WFIL WCAU Italian Melodies, WSYR, 30 m. Tea Time Melodies, WHAM Martin 's , Weeks ', Weems' Orchestras, Melodies, WAAT, xh.. 3o m. JohnWeicher'sEnsemble, WABC WCAUQuartet, KDKA WGN, 1 h.; WOR, 11.15 ; WLW, 11.30 8 A.M. EST; 7 CT WBBM WJSV; WHAS, to m. National Amateur Hour, WLW WGN, 30m.,-11.15 P.M. EST; 10.15 CT 11.10W °WRIZWNIPetwork Victor Miller's Orchestra, WFBL, 30 m. Isham Jones' Orchestra, WEIL WOR, 3o m. 11.30 WEAF Network Melody Hour, WEAF WTAM KYW, 1 h.Song Parade, WESG "Hour of Charm," WABC WCAU WPGShandor,Violinist,WJZ WHAM WFIL William Meeder, organist, WJZ WLW,30m."Song Classics," WOR WSYR Daily News Flashes, Page s Go toChurch, WSYR, 30 m. Amateur Program, WAAT 30 m. 'WHAS WBBM WJSV WFIL, 30 m. Selma Hallman, songs, WIP Organ Reveille, WABC, 8.05-8.30 LiberatoreOrchestra, WESG Song Writers Contest, WIP, 30 m. 11.30 P.M. EST; 10.30 CT 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Silver Strains, WOR, 1h. Rev. Russell Taylor- Smith, WIP, 30m. Along Melody Lane, WAAT 1.45 P.M. EST; 12.45 CT 6:15 P.M. EST; 5.15 CT, News;Jarrett'sOrchestra,WEAF WGY1 A.M. EST; 12 MIDNIGHT CT CorneliusVanderbilt,Jr., KYW, 30 8.15 A.M. EST; 7.15 CT PersonalitiesinRalph Kirbery, Dream Singer, WJZ El ChicoRevue, WJZ WHAM WFILMoon River, WLW, 30 m. Breakfast TimeTunes, WAAT the News, WEAF Safety Interview, WHAM WSYR, 30 ,m. News; Missing Persons WCAU, 12.55 H. V. Kaltenborn, WABC WCAU WHASThose O'Malleys, KDKA 8.30 A.M. EST; 7.30 GT WESG Tompkins' Weems' Music, WLW, 30 m. Nocturne; Weather, WBBM, 30 m. Tone Pictures, WJZ WSYR, 30 m.; WFIL,Eddie House, songs,organ, WBBM 6,30 P.M. EST; 5.30 CT Paul Whiteman's Varieties, WSM, 45 rn. Ted Weems' Orchestra, WGN, 30 m. 25 m. Strickland Gillilan, WJSV Echoes of New 'York Town, WEAF, 1 I.Isham Jones' Music, WABC WFBL, 30 m. ; Church Forum, WLW, 30 m. Sonata Recital, WOR Annette McCullough, songs, WGY WJSV, 11.35-11.45; WCAU, 11.45 Lyric Serenade, WABC WPG By Candle Light, KYW, 30 m. When Day Is Done, WCAU Instrumental Novelties, WAAT 2 P.M. EST; 1 CT Grand Hotel, WJZ WHAM KDKA WSYR,George Olsen's Orchestra WBBM, 30 m. New Farm Act Is MelodyMatinee,VictorArden'sMusic, 30 m. Serenade, WJSV, 5m. 8.45 A.M. EST; 7.45 CT WEAF WGY WTAM KYW, 30 m. Court of Human Relations, WLW, 30 m. Don Redman 's Orchestra, WIP, 3o m. Lost and :Found, WFIL,' 8.5-5 Magic Key, Gladys .Swarthout, Vienna Boys'Musical Program, WFIL, 30 rn. 11.45 P.M. EST; 10.45 CT Smilin' Ed McConnell, To Be Discussed Radio Spotlight, WABC ' Choir, WJZ WHAM KDKA WSM WABC WCAUNews, WJSV Maurice Brown,'cellist, WPG WHAS WFIL WSYR, 1h. WHAS WBBM WJSV 12 MIDNIGHT EST; 11 PL1. CT The new National Farm Act, Wandering Boys Quartet. WAAT Mariemont Choir, WLW Fred and Helen Peat, Ray Pearl's -Music, WEAF WGY WTAM 9 A.M. EST; 8 CT Leslie Howard,"Raffles,' WABC WCAUModern Serenaders, WESG which has taken the place of the - WHAS WBBM WJSV WFBL, 30 m. Richman's Orchestra; News, WOR, 30 m. KYW, 30 rn. Mexican Marimba Orchestra, WEAF :WGYTrio, WESG Ave Maria Players, WIP, 3o m. Russian Art Ensemble, WLW. 1h. unconstitutional AAA, will be dis- WTAM KYW WSM, 30 m. Musical Program, WOR Evensong, Church Choir, WGN, 30 m. Henderson's Orchestra, WJZ KDKA WFIL, White Rabbit Line, WJZ WHAM-XDKADapper Dandies, WAAT 6.45 P.M. EST; 5.45 CT 3o m.; WSM, 12.15 cussed -on Saturday, March 14, at WLW WFIL WSYR, 1 h. Uncle WIP's Children's Hour, WIP. 1 h. Dailey's Music, WABC WCAU WPG Sunday Morningat Aunt Susan's, WABCEnsemble; Anita Boyer, songs, WGN, 30 m.Quartet, WGY 'WBBM WFBL, 30 m. 12.3o P. M. over the NBC-WJZ WC -AU WPG WHAS WFBL WESG, 1 h. Voice of Experience, WABC WCAU WHASMidnight Sky Ride, WJSV, 1 h. network. Rainbow House, Bob Emery, WOR, 1h. 2.15 P.M. EST; 1.1.5 GT WBBM WFBL Dance Tunes, WOR, 1 h.; WGN, 30 m. Morning Musicale, WAAT Serenade, WLW Sports Review, WJSV Midnight 'Parade,"WIP, 1h. Representative MARVIN JONES of Meditation in Psalms, WIP, 30 ta. Pauline Alpert, pianist, WOR 7 P.M. EST; '6 CT 12.30 A.M. EST; 11.30 P.M. CT Sunday Morning Concert, WGN, 1 h. Hawaiian Ensemble, WAAT "K-7," spystory WGY KYW, 30 In. SammyKaye'sOrchestra, WEAF WGYTexas, chairman of the House Com- 9.15 A.M. EST; .8.15 CT 2.30 P.M. EST; 1,30 CT Jack Benny, Mary Livingstone, WJZ WHAM WTAM KYW WSM, 30 in. mittee on Agriculture, and EDWARD Rhythmic Meodies, WAAT KDKA WLW WSM WFIL--WSYR, 30 m.Coakley's Music, WJZ KDKA, 30 m. "Peter Absolute," dramatic sketch, WEAFEddie Cantor, Harry Richman, Louis Gress'Harry Sosnik'sMusic, WABC WHASA. O'NEAL., president of the Farm. 9.30 EST; 8.30 CT WGY KYW, 30 m. Orchestra, WABC WCAU WHAS WBBM WBBM- WFBL, 30 m. ; WCAU, 23 m. Concert Ensemble, WEAF WGY WTAMThe Lamplighter, WLW WOR WGN, 3o in. WJSV WFBL 30 m. Will Osborne's Orchestra, WGN, 30.m. Bureau, will be the speakers. KYW WSM, 30 m. Jose Manzanares' Orchestra, WABC WCAUBill Comm, sports, WOR WI -LAS WBBM WJSV WFBL, 30 m. MedicalSociety, WAAT Watch Tower, WGN, 45 .m. ImIliiiiiilliiiiiimmomminummisminimininimilimumenisiiiiminnimmiffimminimillmion. News ;Annina Tannin, songs, WIP Kiddie Kabaret, WESG, 30 19. Book Talk, WGN 9.45 A.M. EST; 8.45 CT Michael's Music, WAAT 2.45 P.M. EST; 1.45 CT '7.15 P.M. EST; 6.15 -CT Station Directory Sally and Sam, WAAT, 1h. ,Forum Hour, WOR, 30 m. .... Chapel of Truth, WIP .Blue Blazers, WAAT TitoCarlo.songs, WIP 10 A.M. -EST; 9 -CT 3 P.M. EST; 3 CT Ensemble; Osborne's Orchestra, WGN, 45m. .§. StationChain K.C. Watts Location TE 1111111111111111111111111111111g 41111111111111111111111 111111,11111111111111 01 1111111 11111111111111151111111111111111111111 RadioPulpit,S.Parkes Cadman, WEAFHarryReser'sOrchestra, WEAF WGY-7.30 P.M. EST; 6.30 CT M CFRB CBS 690 10,000 Toronto, Ont. WGY WTAM KYW WSM, 30 m. WTAM KYW, 30 m. Sigurd Nilssen,basso,Willie Morris,so- Southernaires Quartet, WJZ WHAM KDKA"YourEnglish,"WJZ WHAM KDKA --'2 CKAC CBS 730 5,000 Montreal, P. Q. prano, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW 500 Little Rock, Ark WFIL WSYR, 30 m.; WLW WLW WSM WFIL WSYR Bob Ripley, Ozzie Nelson's Orchestra, Har-H KARK 890 New York Philharmonic Symphony Society, H KDKA NBC 980 50,000 Pittsburgh, Pa. Church of the Air, WABC WHAS WFBL riet Hilliard, WJZ WHAM ,KDKA WSM 10,000 Lincoln, Neb. directionArturoToscanini, to ..--,a KFAB CBS 770 WESG, 30 m. Overture WFIL WSYR, 30 m. 50,000 St. Louis, Mo. Leonard MacClain, organ, WCAU, 30 m. L' Italien inAlgeria, Rossini;Brahms'Musical Revue, WLW --M- KMOX CBS 1090 News; Museum Talk, WOR, 30 in. Fourth Symphony ;OverturetoOratorio ---_:4 KSD NBC 550 1,000 Sc, Louis, ,Mo. Phil Baker, Hal Kemp's Orchestra, WABC 10,000 Philadelphia, Pa. Sunday Morning at Ten, WIP, 30 in. "Susannah,"Handel ;Allegro,Andante WCAU WHAS WFBL, 30 m. H KYW NBC 1020 Reviewing Stand, WGN from Second Quartet of Leopold Koze- H WAAB CBS & YN 1410 500 Boston 'The Bennett Sisters, WBBM 500 Jersey City, N. J. 10.15 A.M. EST; 9.15 CT luch ; Les Eolides ; Overture Fantasy, "Ro-Andy Otto; News; Talk, WIP WAAT 940 meo and Juliet,"Tschaikowsky, WABC WABC CBS Key 860 50,000 City Government Talk. WLW 10,000 Baltimore, Md. WHAS' WBBM WJSV WESG, 2 h.;7.45 P.M. EST; .6.45 CT WBAL NBC 1060 Morning Concert, WGN WCAU WFBL, 1h. WPG, 4.30 Sunset Dreams, Morin Sisters, Ranch Boys,a WBBM CBS 770 50,000 Chicago,Ill. 10.30 A.M. EST; 9.30 CT Harold Stern's Orchestra, 'WOR, 30 m. trios, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW WLWH WBT CBS 1080 50,000 Charlotte, N. C. Music and American Youth., Francis. Led-German Program, WAAT, 3o m. Dance Music, WBBM WBZ NBC 990 50,000 Boston erer, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW, 30 News; Concert Hall, WIP, 1 h. "The O'Malley Family," WOR a WCAU CBS & DIX 1170 50,000 ilaIphia, Pa. Give Us the Funnies, WJZ, 30 m. Edna Sellers,organist, WGN Sandy Guyer, WIP H WCBM ICG 1370 250 B smote, Md. Samovar Serenade, WHAM WLW .W.FIL3.15 P.M. EST; 2.15 CT 8 P.M. EST 7 CT WCCO CBS 8.10 50,000 Minneapolis,Minn. WSYR, 30 m. ; .KDKA, 22 m. H WCSC NBC 1360 1,000 Charleston, S. C. MajorBowes'Amateurs, 2,500 Portland, Me. News ;Alexander Semmler; pianist, WABCJoe Venuti's Music, WJZ WHAM KDKA, WEAF WGY WCS1-1 NBC & NEN 940 30 m. WTAM KYW WLW WSM, 1h. ----- WDEL ICG 1120 500 Wilmington, Del. WCAU WFBL WESG, 30 m. . WPG, 5m.Titanof The Melody The Listener Speaks, WOR, 30 in. Science, WGN, 30 m. LingersOn, WJZ WHAM WDRC CBS & YN 1330 2,500 Hartford, Conn. Lost and Found ;Question Box,WIP 3.30 P.M. EST; 2.30 CT KDKA WFIL WSYR, 1h, WEAF NBC Key 660 50,000 New York City Carveth Wells, explorer, WGN Kate Smith. Eva LeGallienne, "Doc" Rock- WEAN CBS & YN 780 500 Providence, R. I. Metropolitan Opera Auditions, WEAF WGY well,Bob Burns,DickPowell,James WEEI NBC & NEN 590 1,000 Boston 10.45 A.M. EST; 9.45 CT WTAM KYW WSM, 3o m. Melton,GertrudeBerg WABC WHAS WENR NBC ._ 870 50,000 Chicago, Ill. Christian Science Service, KDKA, 10.52-12Dance Orchestra, WOR, 3o m. WJSV, 1h.; WFBL, 8.15 WESG CBS 850 1,000 Elmira, N Y. Bill Whitley, Orchestra, WAAT N. J. Forensic League, WAAT, 30 m. Pappy, Ezra, Elton and Zeb, WCAU, 30 In. WFBL CBS 1360 5,000 Syracuse, N. Y. Male Chorus, WIP 3.45 P.M. EST; 2.45 CT - Harry Richman, GertrudeNiosen;Organ, WFBR NBC 1270 500 Baltimore, Md. Singing Canaries, WGN Henri Deering, pianist, WJZ WHAM KDKA WBBM, 30 m. WFEA CBS & YN 1340 - 1,000 Manchester, N.H. 11 A.M. EST; 10 CT WFIL WSYR All Star Revue, WFBL WFIL NBC 560 1,000 Philadelphia, Pa. "Master Musicians,'' WOR, 30 m. . 5,000 Clearwater, Fla. News ; Ward and Muzzy, WEAF KYW Smoke Dreams, WLW WGN WFLA NBC 620 4 P.M. EST; 3 CT Church Service, WIP, x h. WGAR NBC 1450 1,000 Cleveland, Ohio News, WGY WLW News; Sports; Music, WGN, 30 m. WGN MBS 720 50,000 Chicago, Ill. News; Alice Remsen, contralto, WJZ WEILThe Widow's Sons, WEAF WGY, 30 m. 8.30 P.M..EST; 7.30 CT WGR CBS 550 1,000 Buffalo, N. Y. ChurchService, WSYR ;WHAM WESGCandelori Conducts, KYW, 30 m. Pickard Family, WCAU, 30 m. WGST CBS 890 1,000 Atlanta, Ga. WIP, 1h.,15 m.; WGN, 1h. National Vespers, WJZ WSM WSYR, 30 In.Music; Water Boys, WBBM, 30 m. WGY NBC 790 50,009 Schenectady, N.Y. Children's Hour, WABC WCAU, 1 h. Down Melody Lane, WHAM, 30 m. Will Osborne's Orchestra. WOR, 30 m. WHAM NBC 1150 50,000 Rochester, N. Y. Frank Albanese, organist, WAAT "Elegie," KDKA, 30 .m. Sunday Evening Club, WGN, 30 m. WHAS CBS & DIX 820 50,000 Louisville, Ky. Perole String Quartet, WOR, 1h. Rev.Charles E.Coughlin. WLW WCAU 1,000 Boston WEB'. WOR, 45 m. 9 P.M. EST; 8 CT WHDH 830 11.15 A.M. EST; 10.15 CT Manhattan Merry -Go -Round, Rachel Carlay, WHEB 740 250 Portsmouth,N. H. Mother Love, sketch, WFIL, 30 m. WI4K CBS 1390 2,500 Cleveland, Ohio Rudd and Rogers, songs, WEAF Westminster Choir, Rosario Bourdon's Or- WEAF WGY WTAM KY'W. 30 m. Chapel Service, WGY. 45 m. Life Is a Song, Olga Albani, WJZ WHAM WICC CBS & YN 600 1,000 Bridgeport, Conn. Through the Years, KYW chestra, WAAT, 30 m. WIP ICG 610 1,000 Philadelphia, Pa. Seminary Hour, WIP, 30 m. KDKA WLW WFIL WSYR, 30 m. NBC & NEN 890 500 Providence, R.I. Neighbor Nell, WJZ Funny Bone Frolits, WGN, 1 Symphony Orchestra, Victor Kolar, conduc- WJAR Reflections, WFBL h. tor, Efrem Zimbalist, violinist; Hymn of WJR CBS 750 50,000 Detroit, Mich. Ramblin' Rangers, WAAT 4.30 P.M. EST; '3.30 CT Old Russia; The Last Spring; Hungarian WJSV CBS 1460 10,000 Maashington, D. C. WJZ NBC Key 760 50,000 New York City 11.30 A..M. -EST; 10.30 CT Temple of Song, WEAF WTAM, 30 m. Dances No. 20 and No. 2_1,iBrahms ; Frankie Carle's Orchestra, WGY, 3o m. Carmen Fantasy; Lenski'sAria WLBZ CBS -& YN 620 1,000 Bangor, Me. Major Bowes"Family, WEAF WTt.M KYW -from WLLH YN 1370 250 Lowell, Mass. 1 h. ; WGY, 12; WSM, .39 m. Hour of Peace, KYW, 30 in. Tschaikowsky's Eugene Onegin ;Introduc- String Quartet, 'WJZ WLW WEIL, 30 m. DesignforListening, WJZ WHAM WSM tion and Taranetelle, Sarasate; The Mol- WLW NBC & MBS 700 500,000 Cincinnati, Ohio Salt Lake Tabernacle, WPG WHAS WJSV, WSYR, 30 m. dau,Smetana,- WABC WCAU WHAS WMAL NBC 630 500 Washington, D. C. WMAQ NBC 670 50,000 Chicago, Ill. 1 h.; WABC WFBL 12 Religious Service, KDKA WFIL WIP, 3o m. WBBM WJSV WFBL, 1h. Church Service, WFBL, 30 m. Rhythmic Melodies WAAT Pickard Family, WOR, 30 m. WMAS CBS & YN 1420 250 Springfield, Mass. London Guards, WAAT FiveStar Final, WIP, 30 m. WMCA ICG Key 5.70 500' New York City 4.45 P.M. EST; 3.45 CT Weems', Osborne's Music, WGN, 30 m. WMEX ICG 1500 250 Boston 11.45 A.M. EST; 10.45 CT Sunday at Home, WLW WNAC CBS & YN 1230 2,500 Boston Rippling Strings WAAT Three Lovely Ladies, WCAU .9.30 P.M. EST; 8.30 CT WNBH - YN 1310 250 New Bedford, Mass. 12 NOON EST; 11 A.M. CT The Southerners, WFBL American Album of Familiar Music, Franz WNBR 1430 1,000 Memphis, Tenn. Lehar's"The CountofLuxembourg," WNBX 1260 1,000 Youth Pageant, WJZ KDKA WSYR, 30 m.McIntyre's Revue, WOR, 30 m. WEAF WGY 'WTAM KYW WSM, 30 m. Springfield. Vt. 1400- Voice Choir, WLW, 30 m. Dana College Quarter Hour, WAAT WalterWinchell, WJZ WHAM KDKA WNEW 1250 2,500 Newark, N. J. Lon 'Gladstone Presents, WFIL, 30 m. 5 P.M. EST; 4 CT WLW WFIL WSYR WOAI NBC 1190 . 39;000 'San Antonio, Texas Dick Tracy, WCAU WOL ICG 1310 100 Washington, D. C. Pop Concert, WEAF WGY WTAM KYWSterling Male Chorus, WOR WOR MBS 710 50,000 Newark, N. J. Sunday Sunshine, WBBM, 30 m. WSM, 30 m. Dandies; Lew White's Chorus, WIP, 30 m. WORC CBS & YN 1280 500 Worcester, Mass. Uncle Don, WOR: 30 m. Roses Arthur Sears Heming, WGN Nathaniel Shilkrct's Orchestra, WAAT and Drums, WJZ WHAM KDKA WORE 920 500 Needham. Mass. Reading the Comics, WGN, 45 m. WLW WFIL WSYR, 30 m. 9.45 P.M. ESTI 8.45 CT WPG CBS 1100 5,000 Atlantic City, N. J. Melodiana, Lyman's Music, WABC WCAUPaul Whitem'an's Musical Varieties Tell Sis- WPRO ICG YN MBS 630 Providence,an;l R. I. 12.15 P.M. EST; 11.15 A..M. CT WHAS WBBM WJSV WFBL, 3o en. ters,PhilRegan,Ramona, -RoyBargy, WQAM CBS 560 1.00025 Catholic Hour, WHAM Adventures in Strange Lands, WESG Durelle Alexander, King's Men, Johnny WRC NBC 950 1.000 `Washington, D. C. Encores of Yesterday, WCAU Echoes of Poland, WAAT, 1h. HauserWJZ WHAM KDKA WFIL WRVA NBC 1110 5,000 Richmond. Va. Don Ruth, WESG Young People's Church, WIP, 1 h. WSYR, 45 m. WSB NBC 740 50.000 Atlanta, Ga. - Mickey and Margie, WAAT Martin's ;Weeks' Orchestras, WGN, 1 h. Unbroken Melodies, WLW WSM NRC 650 50.000 Nashville, Tenn. Mexican Troubadour, WIP 5.15 P.M. EST; 4.15 CT Michael Strange, poetry, WOR WSMB NBC 1320 1,000 New Orleans, La. 12.30 A.M. EST; 11.30 P.M. CT Inquiring Reporter, WOR Boyd Raeburn's Orchestra, WON WSUN NBC 620 5.000 St. Petersburg, Fla. Round Table, WEAF WGY WTAM, 30 m. 10 P.M. EST; 9 CT WSYR NBC 570 1,000 Syracuse, N. Y. Organ ;Castilians, KYW 5.30 P.M. EST; 4.30 CT Symphony Orchestra, Erno Rapee, conduc- WTAG NRC & NEN 580 500 Worcester, Mass. Music Hall Symphony, WJZ KDKA WLWWords, Music, WEAF WGY WTAM, 30 m. tor,Josef 1-Nman,pianist,Huldigang's WTAM NRC 1070 50 Ono Cleveland. Ohio WFIL WSYR, 1h: ; WHAM WSM, 1 Daddy Dave, KYW March,Grieg ;Chopin'sBalladeinF WEAR NBC 780 1.000 Norfolk. Va. Italian Intermezzo. WHAM, 319 m Malcolm La Prade, WJZ WFIL Major, and Waltz in I) Flat Major; Danse WTIC NRC & NEN 1040 50.000 Hartford, Conn. Romany Trail. WABC WCAU W -PG WHAS County Medical Talk, WHAM Bohemienne, Bizet; Two American wui7Nc NRC 570 1.000 Asheville, N. C. WJSV WESGWFBL, 12.35 Musical Style Show. WLW, 3o m. Sketches, Griselle ;First Movement Pathe- WXYZ NBC 1240 1.000 DetroitMich. Dance Tunes, WBBM Organ Reveries, WSYR tique Symphony, Tschaikowsky; Melody Al Shayne, Steiner's Orchestra, WOR, 30 m. CHAINS: NBC, National Broadcasting Company; CBS, Colombia Broadcasting PrankCrumit, JuliaSanderson, WABC from Alceste,Gluck-Sgambati; Polonaise System; YN, Yankee Network; DIX, Dixie Network; ICG, Inter -City Group; "Stardust," Lud Gluskin, "Chiquito," WCAU WHAS WJSV WFBL, 30 m. inE Major,Liszt;OverturetoRienzi, WAAT, 30 m. Vivian Chiesa, songs, WBBM, 30 m. Wagner, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW NEN, New England Network; MBS, Mutual Broadcasting System. Make Believe Ballroom, WIP, 30 m.- "Sunday Afternoon at Home," WOR WSM, 1 h, Saturday, March 14, 1936 THE 'MICROPHONE Page Five ,,.,,,,,,iii,,.,,ii,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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MI11111111111111111111111 By Jimmy ILeonard11111111111111111111111fi MI11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 By Les Troy 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111110 THAT BIRD that had its owner, BEN KAZE- PII N ROBERT L. RIPLEY, the Believe -It -Or -Not MIER, and FRED ALLEN in a dither because VOLUME V, Saturday, March 14, 1936 NUMBER 11 man, has to, be careful about his facts, no of its reticence before a microphone, is lucky matter how small, or someone seems bound to that it isn't the Thanksgiving holiday. Besides Publisher, JOHN K. GOWEN, Jr. Business Manager, PHILIP N. HOBSON take him up on them. FRED isfasting on roast parrots this Lenten Editor, G. CARLETON PEARL Managing Editor, MORRIS HASTINGS Mr.RIPLEYdramatized the story of the "holy season. Circulation Manager, JOSEPH H. GOODMAN stooper" in India, the staff having worked for Our feathered friend isn't alone in his pecu- A weekly newspaper, 'The MICROPHONE is published every Saturday hours checking the Oriental dialect used on the liar attitude before= the microphone.Even the at Boston, Massachusetts, by The MICROPHONE, Inc. program.Mr.RIPLEYwas considerably taken strongest of men falter, stumble, or become pet- aback when he received a telephone call from a trifiedbefore Entered as second class matter August II, 1933, at the postoffice at Boston, Massachusetts, under the Act of March 3, 1879. native of In - thisround,I dia, who said blackdevice. The MICROPHONE will not be responsible for unsolicited manuscripts severely: The first time' unless they are accompanied by return postage. "Your pro- JACK DEMP- Subscription for six months, $r; for one year, $1.50, postpaid. Single gram contain- SEY tookhis copies, five cents each. ed several standbefore Member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. words in the this gadget, Advertising rates on application to the Business Manager. Nepalese lan- friends of his Offices, No. 34 Court Square, Boston, Massachusetts. guage. A seri- remark,they o u smistake 'never will for- Telephones (connecting all departments) LAFayette 286o and 2861. has been get the mighty 1111 made, Mr. pugilist's iner- RIPLEY. T h e tia. Paralyzed, Nep alese he could utter Blunt Mr. Burton word for 'and' no sound. He UCCESSFUL operators of broadcasting stations are apt w a smispro- stared as nounced." though hypno- to be plain, blunt men, long since disillusioned, abrupt Radio does tizedatthe in speech if kindly by nature, and clear in thought. Such a notseemto place his voice man is Charles W. Burton, Director of Broadcasting for g e tthrough w a stogo WEEI, Boston, this week's guest editorial writer for The this Leap through, until MICROPHONE. a, Year business someone without inter- nudged h i m Mr. Burton's subject is: "Must They Cry When Saying views with 'andhesud- It?" The unanimous answer, of course, is " NO !" But let youngladies denly awaken- HELEN HAYES Mr. Burton tell the story in his own words: about pros- ed to this life "You cannot listen to radio very long without being pects. Well, once again. ROBERT L. RIPLEY urged by some announcer to 'try' this or 'try' that. That here's my con- The man who grasped a piece of ash, walked cession to leap year. to a square white stone, with three men on base is all very well, but why does the guy have to cry about According to a decree issued by KingHENRY in the last inning, and slammed a sphere over it? III of England, any person born on February the heads of a thousand screaming fans, was "When some birds implore you to 'try Schultzenheim- 29 celebrates his birthday on that day in Leap frightened at rehearsals of his program. BABE er's Wash Rags' or something, the mental picture you Year.But he celebrates it on February 28 in RUTH couldn't stand before a microphone. He other years. sat at a table throughout each broadcast. get is of a big sap down on his knees in an Al Jolson- Also did you know that in the year 1288 it HELEN HAYES becomes breathless for a tiny Mamtny attitude, his hands outstretched in your direc- was a law in Scotland that "any maiden may second as the light flashes "On The Air" before tion, and great big salty tears welling up in hiseyes. propose to an inattached roan, and if he can't her eyes. CLAUDETTE COLBERT, when broad- `Try Schultzenheimer's Wash Rags,' he squeaks, imply- show reasons for not marrying, he must pay a casting, sits on a high stool, and nearly fell off ing by his tone that if you don't he'll lose his job and fine of one pound or less, according to his es- Once. his wife, kids and sweetheart will all starve immediately. tate." KAZEMIEWS bird isn't the only bird of fine NBC has an announcer's school in Radio City. plumage who dreads the little, blacktox. "It makes you sick.It makes practically everybody Perhaps that accounts for the careful diction And mentioning HELEN HAvEsreminds us to sick except the sponsor, who thinks it's just dandy. But of the people who guide one about the studios. tell you that her all -too -short program comes to he gets sick later when sales reports indicate that the In order to qualify as junior announcers, these an end on March 24.Other offers, which have lads have to snap out this little gem so that it been made, will be considered."The New great wide world' hasn't stampeded to the nearest wash rag store. can be understood: PENNY," like all loose change, went too quickly. "The seething seas ceaseth, and as the seeth- NELSON CASE, NBC announcer,isatrue "This cantankerous old grouch who sits in at WEEI's ing seas subsideth, many men must munch much Spartan.While doing an early evening show, auditions for announcers insists that candidates speak mush." he felt an agonizing pain.The show over, he the word 'try' naturally.If they give the impression "Mush munching," needless to say, is a prac- went to the first aid room; they rushed him to that if you don't 'try Schultzenheimer's Wash Rags' tice carefully avoided by all who take this little the hospital. He's recuperating from acute ap- test. pendicitis. they'll bust right out bellowing, they getno job. Is he right?" In mty research and interest in sound effects, BOB BURNS will be in CROSBY'S1 new flicker. Mr.RAY KELLY,who has raised the production He is putting a patent on that bazooka of his. In one word: "Yes!" of odd noises to a fine art, takes a high place. Here is a record of some kind. His invention, with which he ARNOLD JOHNSON has listened to "Mr. Paley Had Last Word," Says List canproduce abattlebetween more than 66,000airaspirants ever gangsters, or just dandy rifle and both in and out of New York and WILLIAM. S. PALE Y, on the same stations at the very quickly build up an un- pistol shots, is a gadget composed only 803 have been chosen for the President of the Colum- same hour, in order to reply democratic and un-American of a telegraph key and a dynamic first 60 shows. More than 80 per bia Broadcasting System, appar- to what they assumed would situation in which the air be- speaker. cent of these were singers, and ently has intrigued The interest be thefirst move in Mr. When the key is pushed to the the majority were blues singers. longed to those with money.' oftheBritishBroadcasting ROOSEVELT'Scampaignfor " 'Broadcasting should be left, single "dots" can be made. I'd like to see the percentage given Corporation. re-election next year. a flexible and swiftly respon- Pushing it to the right produces positions. The Listener, official organ machine gun bursts.When Mr. "Columbia refused to sell sive medium and this means DON AMECHE, now radio's ma- oftheBritishBroadcasting that programs of talk ,and KELLYpushes it back and forth he tineeidol,is going totry the Corporation, says editorially in them this time. They ex- discussions should be put on makes it sound as if a bunch of movies. Andspeakingabout its latest issue to reach Boston, plained that it was their poli- as news develops and as pub- gangsters were pretty mad at each movies,HARRIET HILLIARDhas under the caption:"Political cy not to sell time at all for licinterestandattention other, what with machine gun etched a contract with them for Broadcasts In The U. S. A.": political propaganda, but to shifts from one subject, or bursts -and bangs from shoulder the next five years. "The system of financing allot it impartially and free situation to another.' and side arms. NICK PARKYAKARKAS triedto radiobysponsoredpro- of charge when they consid- "Mr.FLETCHERremained The whole apparatus weighs have this name made his eternal grammes does not apparently ered circumstances were suit- dissatisfied,. but Mr.PALEY about as much as a .30 -calibre ma- signature, but the court said it was solve the problem of contro- able.Only when the Presi- had the last word." chine gun. silly. So he'sstill HARRY EIN- versial broadcasts.The Co- dential campaign was at its STEIN. lumbia Broadcasting System height were they willing to JESSICA DRAGONETTE, probably in America has recently had accept payment for political To Subscribe to The Microphone the only radio singer born in In- a bnish with the Republican broadcasts. FILL OUT this blank legibly and mail it with the cash, a dia, celebrated her 500th broadcast National Committee. "The correspondence be- before a list of radio dignitaries ' money order or your check to TheMICROPHONE,at "Mr.ROOSEVELThad an- tween Mr.PALEYof Colum- No. 34 Court Square, BOston. Massachusetts. that would make your head whirl. nounced his intention of de- bia andMT. FLETCHERof the Thirty -five -year -old JIMMY Fm- liveringhisCongressional Republican. Committeehas 1 Name LER, radio'sHollywoodpussy- address at 9 P.M., and drag- now been published. foot, was marriedto ROBERTA ging Congressmen from their "Some of Mr.PALEY':sen- Street LAW, New York artist model, re- various dinner parties in or- tencesare worth quoting: cently.ItwasFIDLER'S third der that the rest of the na- "We have an absolute convic- 5 City or Town marriage. tion might hear him by their tion that the air would be 0 10 State Mrs.HERBERT HOOVER will own firesides.The Republi- misused, were ... discussion discuss "What Does the Future can Committee asked to buy confined to those causes or (Subscription: P. for six months, $1.50 per -year, postpaid) Hold For Our Girls?" on March on some closelyfollowing advocates of causes who were Temporary offer for new readers: 50 cents for three months 16. day the same amount of time able to pay, and we would niummumminimilitinuummtmoimmunimunnumminimmumnionnumuultaiiiiiiiiiiimittimminiffinaffinumniummuiet, Page Six THE MICROPHONE Saturday, March 14, 1936 Monday, March 16 Miriam Hopkins On CBS-WABC At 9 P.M.

(:),1.11111111111t11:11111IIIIIIItIIIIIIIIIIIIM111/111111111111t1111111111111,1111111I11111111111111111,1.111111. IIIII11111III1111IIItIIIIIItIlIIt ;/ 10.30 A.M. EST; 9.30 CT Pickard Family, WCAU, 3o m. Breen, de Rose, WEAF WTAM KYW WSM Vivacious The Novelty Boys, WBBM Educational Highlights 'Aid -Morning Devotions, WGY Passing Show, WIP, 30 m. roday'sChildren, WJZ WHAM KDKA "1 he serenade, WGN Tuesday, March 17 A.M. WFIL WSYR Children's Story Period, WNBX Orchestra; Livestock; News, WLW, 30 m. 4.45 P.M. EST; 3.45 CT 3.30 P.M. -Flower Show News- 11.00 -Operetta, "The Mikado PowetiEcsSGtrings, WABC WCAU WHAS WFBL Gtancloa Burton, WEAF reel from International Flow- NBC-WEAF Newsicale; News, KYW er Show, Grand Central Pal- Tune Time, WAAT WESG Nazareth College Glee Club, WHAM Open House, Buddy Bonds, WIP, 30 m. News ;Financial Notes, WLW ace. WOR P.M. Bachelor's Children, WGN Bill Perkins, WFBL Rhythm Almanac, WESG, 3o m. Wednesday, March 18 4.30 -Mrs.HerbertHoover, 10.45 A.M. EST; 9.45 CT "A Book A Week," WGN 2.30 P.M. -American School of NBC-WJZ Amateur CookingSchool,WEAF WGY Boy Scouts, WNBX WTAM WSM KYW 5 P.M. EST; 4 CT theAir.Geography,"The E 8.30 -Nelson Eddy, NBC-WEAF David Harum, WJZ WHAM KDKA WFIL AlPearce's Gang, WEAF WGY WTAM Tennessee V a 11 e y." CBS- Morton Downey, NBC-WJZ WSYR KYW, 30 m. WABC Ozark Melodies, WABC WFBL WESG Ross Graham, baritone, WJZ WHAM WSM L 9.00 -Miriam Hopkins,"The Singing Parson, WCAU Kiddies Klub, KDKA Thursday, March 19 Last of Mrs. Cheyney," CBS - Fabe Nicholson, Orchestra, WAAT Bob Nolan's Band, WLW WGN E WABC Melody Moments, WGN Music; Buddy, Ginger, WEIL, 30 rn. 12.30 P.M.-WGY FarmPro- 11 A.M. EST; 10 CT Meditation, WSYR gram - "Springtime Sugges- E 9.30 -Sigmund Romberg, NBC- Jack Shannon,tenor, WABC WCAU "TheMikado," tions for Orchardists," S. R. ?: WEAF WEAF WGY WTAM Talk; Prep Sports, WBBM KYW, 1 h. The Ace Reporter, WJSV Shapley, Manager, Columbia 10.45 -Rep.A.H.Andresen Navy Band, WJZ KDKA WSM WSYR, I h.; Talk; Bunkhouse Ballads, WFBL County, New York, -Farm (Rep..Minn.),"Farmand WHAM, 11.3o-11.55; WEIL, 11.15-11.3o News, WOR Bureau. WGY Labor Policies," CBS-WABC Organ, Tom Grierson, WHAM Jackie Farrell,sports, WAAT Janet Lane, WFIL Vocational Advice to Girls WIP 131111111111.11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111,11,11111111111111111111111111111,11,1.1111111,1 Louise Raymond, bTues, WLW News; Tea Time Melodies, WNBX Harmonies in Contrast, WABC WCAU WPG Dan and Sylvia, KDKA 7 A.M. EST; 6 CT - WHAS WFBL 5.15 P.M. EST; 4.15 CT House of a Thousand Eyes, WLW, 30 m. Petticoat ,,ontheAir, WFIL Musical Clock, KDKA, 1 h. Musical Bazaar, WESG, 45its. Junior Radio Journal, WIZ Dwight Butcher Trio, WAAT Chandu,the Magician, WHAM Beauties of Yesterday, WSYR Prayer and Devotions, WLW, 3o m. Boake Cartel, WAR. Morning Cheer, WIP,Ih. Guy Hunter; Town Crier, WIP. 30 m. Plough .Boys, KDKA WCAU WHAS Good Morning, WGN, 45 m. Painted Dreams, WGN Jack Armstrong., WLW WBBM WJSV WFBL Your Home; Melodies, WNBX, 30 Folk Lore, WSYR Sandy Guyer, WIP 7.15 A.M. EST; 6.15 CT 11.15 A.M. EST; 10.15 CT "Wilderness Road," WABC 8 P.M. EST 7 CT News; Weather, WNBX Music, WCAU Hammerstein's Musk wall, WEAF WGY First Impressions -Second Thoughts, WHAM Jimmy Allen's Adventures, WBBM WFBL WTAM KYW, 30 m. 7.30 A.M. EST; 6.30 CT Lamplighter, WLW WOR Terry and Ted, WJSV Fibber McGee and Molly, WJZ WHAM Pollock and Lawnhurst, pianists. WEAF Romance' of HelenTrent, WABC. WCAU Cornell Radio Guild, WESG. KDKA WSM WEIL WSYR, 30 m. Gospel Songs; News, KYW, 30 m. Music Box, WAAT Omar the Mystic, WOR Guy Lombardo's Orchestra, WABC WCAU Jolly Bill and Jane, WJZ Don Pedro, violinist, WGN Boy Scout Camp Fire, WAAT WPG WJSV WFBL, 30 rn. Fantastic Facts, WHAM, 30 m. 11.30 A.M. EST; 10.30 CT Band Box; Rhythm Rodeo, WIP, 30 in. Haidrigo's Marimba Band, WBBM, 3o m. Rise and Shine, WLW Singing Neighbor, WLW BETTY GARDE- is one of the madArmchair Melodies, WGN Gabriel Heatter, news commentator, WOR Music; Spring Driving, WEIL, 30 m. Anice Ives, WFIL, 30 m. Accordion Duets, WNBX Major Broadcaster, WIP Time Keeper, WSYR, 3o m. Just Plain Bill, WABC WCAU wags of EDDIE CANTOR'S pro-5.30 P.M. EST; 4.30 CT News; Sports; Orchestra, WGN, 3o m. Organ Reveille, WABC, so m. Ma Perkins, WOR gram heard over the CBS-WABCTom Mix, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW Old Fashioned Gathering. WNBX, 1h. Morning Musicale, WCAU, 30 m. Golden Arrow Ensemble, WAAT Singing Lady, WIZ WHAM KDKA WLW8.15 P.M. EST; 7.15 CT "Life Begins"; Meditation, WFBL, 30 m. Kaleidoscope, WIP, 30 m. network Sundays from 7 to 7.30 WEIL WSYR WGN Crusaders, WLW Vincent Sorey's Orchestra, WOR, 30 m. Movie Personalities, WGN Financial News, WSM Jimmy Mattern, sketch, WOR Val Frank, breakfast reporter. WAAT Monitor News ;Orchestra, WNBK, 30 m. P. M. JackArmstrong, WABC WCAU WBBMFive Star Final, WIP 7.45 A.M. EST; 6.45 CT 11.45 A.M. EST; -'10.45 CT WJSV WFBL 8.30 P.M. EST; 7.30 CT Sunbeams, WEAF Market, Weather Reports, WHAM, 11.55 News; Markets, WEIL: 30 m. Music, WESG Nelson Eddy, Margaret Speaks, WEAF WGYI Broadway Cinderella, WLW WGN Jimmy Allen's Adventures, WOR WTAM KYW WI.W WSM, 30 Xylophonist; News, WJZ Readings, WABC WCAU WFBL WESG MortonDowney,tenor, News, WEW "Rich Man's Darling," WABC WCAU Headlines; Organist, WBBM- Eventide Devotions-, WNBX, 3o to. WJZ WHAM Morning Devotions, WESG, 7.5o Women's Newspaper of the Air, WFBL 5.45 P.M. EST; 4.45 CT KDKA WFIL WSYR, 30 m. Tune Topics, WESG The Psychologist Says, WOR "PickandPat," WABC WCAU WHAS Voice of The MICROPHONE, WAAT Harry Glaser, songs, WAAT James Wilkinson, songs, WEAF; WSM, 5.50 WBBM WJSV WFBL, 30 m. High Road to Health WGN N. J. Club Women, WOR Grab Bag, WIP, 3o m.- Lang Sisters, WGY Early Risers Club, WNBX, 1h. Orth Bell, WAAT jjaozezNocturne,raset , m. Ensemble; June Baker, WGN, 30 m. Robinson Crusoe, Jr., KYW Orchestra,30 BA.M. EST; 7 CT 12 NOON EST; 11 A.M. CT 2.15 P.M. EST; 1.15 CT Little Orphan Annie, WIZ WHAM KDKA Will Osborne's Orchestra, WGN Joe White, tenor, WEAF Household Chat, WGY WLW WFIL WSYR WGN 8.45P.M. EST; 7.45 CT Spareribs, WEAF WTAM KYW Music; News, WGY; WHAM, 30 m. /heGoldbergs, WABC WCAU WHAS Detective Mysteries, WIP ngDevotions, WJZ WHAM KDKA. School of the Air, WHAM WBBM WJSV WFBL MorniMorningWFIL WSYR WAAT Dr.PaulSloane, KYW Civil Government, WLW, 30 m. Mr. Clifton Utley, WGN Simpson. Boys, WJZ WEIL Bill Pope, WESG 9 P.M.1ST;8 CT Male Quartet, WABC; WFBL, 8.05 News; Stocks, WSYR Happy Hollow, WABC WFBL WBBM WESGDick Tracy, WOR Organ.; Melody Parade, WCAU, 3o m. Pat Barnes, Musical Program, WCAU WAAT Colonel Bill, WIP Gypsies, Howard Price, Harry Horlick's News, WFBL WOR Larry Larson, WLW Martha Deane, WOR, 45m. sic, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW, 30M. Morning Varieties, WESG, 45 m.; WGNNews; Grab Bag, KDKA, 3o m. 2.30 P.M. EST; 1.30 CT 6 P.M. EST; 5 CT Minstrels, Gus Van, WJZ WHAM KDKA Eight Bells, All's Well, WIP Voice of Experience, WABC WCAU WHAS Flying Time, WEAF WLW WSM WFIL WSYR, 30 m. WBBM WJSV WFBL WEAF WTAM KYW, 30 na.;News; Variety, WGY KDKA, 30 m.adio Theatre, Miriam Hopkins, "The Last 8.15 A.M. EST; 7.15 CT News; Today in History, WESG WGY, 2145 MacParker; Top Hatters, KYW, zo m. of Mrs. Cheyney," WABC WCAU WHAS1 News, WEAF, 5 m.; WIP Marilyn Mayer,. soprano, WOR, 30 m. Piano Pals, Roger Sweet, WGY News; ,Army Band', 'WJZ, 25 m.; WHAM WBBM WJSV WFBL, 1h. Good Morning Melodies, WTAM KYWMickey and Margie. WAAT Music Guild, WJZ WEIL WSYR, 30 m.; WFIL, 6.15 Male Chorus; Crusaders, WOR, 30 mm WSM; WEAF, 8.20-8.25 News.; Ray Steen's Ensemble, WIP, 3o m. WHAM Sports, WHAM WFIL . Theatre of the Air; Music Book, WIP, a Organist, WJZ WHAM WtYZR. 30 m. Luncheon Music, WGN Home Forum, KDKA. 30in. The Johnsons,WLWLW Banjos; American Family Robinson, WNBX. News; Musical Clock, KDKA, 45 m. Produce News; Music, WNBX. 3o m. SchooloftheAir, WABC WCAU WPGStringing Along; Pan American, WSM 30 M. Oklahoma Cowboys, WLW 12.15 P.M. EST; 11.15 A.M. CT WHAS WBBM WJSV WFBL WESG, 30mTerry and Ted, WSYR Orchestra ;Arch Ward, WGN, 30 m. jollyMan, WEIL At Thirty, WAAT, 45 m. Buck Rogers. WABC WCAU WHAS WBBM Honeyboy, Sassafras, WEAF WTAM KYW Interesting People, WIP 9.30- P.M. EST; 8.30 CT Talk; Melody Moments, WOR Yodeling Cowboys-r-WGY WJSV WFBL Good Health ;Organist, WGN, 3o m. Norman Meservey, WESG Sigmund Romberg, , WEAR Rhythmic Melodies. WAAT News, WJZ, 12.25; WFIL WGY WTAM KYW WLW, 30 m. Come Out of the Kitchen, WGN Tom, Dick and Harry, WLW WGN 2.45 P.M. EST; 1.45 CT Uncle Don, WOR, 30 m. "A Tale of Today," WJZ WHAM KDKA 8.30 A.M. EST; 7.30 CT Wendell Hall, WSYR ;WJZ, 10 m. Ma Perkins, WHAM Brother Bill, WIP WFIT. WSYR. i0 m. MusicalReveries,Stuart Churchill, WABC Ensemble; Dinner Music, WGN, 30 m. Cheerio, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW WLW Contemporary Writers, WLW Reflections of Romance, WNBX String Sinfonia, WOR, 3o m. WSM, 30 m. WCAU WHAS WBBM WISV WFBL Pete Hayes, songs, WIP The Northerners, WGN, 3o m. Cornell Agricultural Hour, WESG, rh. 3 P.M. EST; 2 CT 6.15 P.M. EST; 5.15 CT Dance Revue, WNBX Room Finder; Music, WFIL. SO m. 'Medical Program, WAAT Bob and Rennie, WABC WPG WFBL News, WEAF, 5m. 10 P.M. EST; 9 CT 12.30 P.M. EST; 11.30 A. M . CT Forever Young, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW News; Words and MUSTC, WCAU. 30 in. RayHeatherton,baritone, WJZ WHAMConnie Gates, contralto, WSM; WEAF, 6.2oMorgan L. Eastman'sOrchestra, WEAR Sons of the Pioneers, WAAT, 30 m. Merry Madcaps, WEAF, 3o m.; KYW, 12.45 WSM WEIL WSYR Jimmy Mattern, WLW ; KYW, 6.25.6.45 WGY WTAM KYW WSM, 30 m. Lost and Found; Music, WIP, 30 m. Farm Program, WGY, 30 m. Stroller's Matinee, KDKA, so rn. Those O'Malleys, WSYR, Famous Jury Trials, WLW WGN, 30 m. Good Morning, WGN, 30 m. News; Farm Flashes, KYW Molly of the Movies, WLW WOR WGNBo' Benson, WABC WCAU WFBL J. T. Delaney ;Printers Ink, WSYR, 30 nf, 8.45 A.M. EST; 7.45 CT -Farm, Home Hour, WJZ WHAM KDKAManhattan Matinee, WABC WCAU WPGJunior Nurse Corps, drama, WBBM Wayne King'sOrchestra. WABC WCAU WSM WEIL WSYR. 1h.; VC/LW, 12.40 'WHAS WBBM WJSV WESG, 3o in. Anh McDonald, WJSV WHAS WBBM WJSV WFBL, 30 m. Landt Trio and White, WJZ WHAM WSYRLivestocks ; Markets; Weather, WLW, 10 m.Ma Perkins, WFBL Woodhull Frolic, WESG Talk; Charioteers, WOR, 3o rn. Lyric Serenade, WABC WPG WFBL lini'w, Marl in." WA BC WCAU WHASNews; Hdnt and Moore, pianists, WIP Dance Orchestra, WIP WNBX Andy Otto; Naylor's Music. WIP. 30 m. Harry Springer, WESG WBBM WJSV WFBL Horne Town Boys, WOR Broadwayites, WAAT 3.15 P.M. EST; 2.15 CT 6.30 P.M. EST; 5.30 CT 10.30 P.M. EST; 9.30 CT Matinee Melodies, WNBX Make Believe Ballroom, WIP. 30 m. Ma Perkins, WEAF WGY WTAM KYWNews; rudge Gustave Hartman, WEAF National Radio Forum, WEAF WGY WTAM Markets ;Service ;Ensemble, WGN, 30 m. WLW News; Music,-47,IGY WSM WESG KYW, 3o m. 9 A.M. EST; 8 CT Wise Man, WJZ WSM WFIL WSYR News.; King's Guard, ,WJZ UnitedSynagoguesofAmericaBanquet, Old Doctor Jim, WEAF WGY KYW 12.45 P.M. EST; 11.45 A.M. CT WHAM Studio Party, WHAM, 30 to. Terry and Ted, WHAM WOR WJZ WHAM KDKA WSYR, 30 m. Breakfast Club, WJZ WSM WSYR, 1 h.;"Fiveltar Jones," WABC WHAS WBBMBroadcast from Flower Show, WOR Dinner Music, KDKA; WBBM, 30 in. Grand Opera, WLW, 30 m. KDKA, 30 m. News, WCAU WAAT Bill Johnson, Hillbilly, WAAT Old Fashioned Girl, WLW Musical Varieties; News, WFIL. 1h. Tower Clock, WHAM AgriculturalTalk, WFBL Hap Lewis' Revue WIP, 30 m. Sports Observer; Social Events, WSYR MarchofTime, WABC WCAU WHAS Joe Emerson, hymns, WLW Nayara, "blues" ;Organ, WOR, 3o m. Song of the Islands, WGN News;VanishedVoices, WABC WJSV WBBM WJSV WFBL ?oilyandJean, WFIL Weather; Melody Time, WNBX WFBL, 30 m. ; WCAU, 6.35 Nat Brusiloff's Notebook, WOR, 3o m. Metropolitan Parade, WABC WCAU WHAS 3.30 P.M. EST; 2.30 CT Garden Talk, WCAU, 5 m. Curtain Rises; News, WIP, 30 m. WFBL WESG, 30 m. 1 P.M. EST; 12 NOON CT Vic and Sade, WEAF WGY WTAM KYWSports, WIP WGN Ted Weems' Orchestra, WGN, 3o m. Lazy Bill; Modern Living, WOR, 30 m. News; Markets; Weather, WEAF WLW Music; Helen Hall, WNBX, 30 M. 10.45 P.M. EST; 9.45 CT Blues Monday, WAAT Carson Robison's Buckaroos, WGY Beatrice Mack, WJZ WSM WFIL WSYR Public Opinion, -Congressman A. H. Andre', PhelpsPhelps.commentator, WIP Banjoleers, KYW Back Stage Wife, KDKA 6.45 P.M. EST; 5.45 CT sen (Minn.), WABC WPG WBBM WJSV, Golden Melodies, WGN The Three Keys, WABC WFBL SongsofRussia, WABC WPG WHASBilly and Betty, WEAF WFBL News, WNBX Man on the Street, WBBM WFBL WESG, 30 m.; WJSV, 25 m. Jimmy Mattern, WGY Kellem'r Orchestra; Alan Scott, WCAU, 30 na4 Afternoon Rhythms.; News, WJSV, 1 h. Jan Savitt's Orchestra, WCAU Lowell Thomas,R WTAM WJZ KDKA WLW 9.15 A.M. EST; 8.15 CT Musical Chain Letter, WAAT Lee Francis, pianist, WBBM 11 P.M. EST; 10 CT Streamliners, WEAF, 45 m.; KYW, 30 in. Allie Lowe Miles Club, WOR, 30 m. Hollywood Harmonies, KYW Light's Music, WEAF, 3o m.; KYW, 1z.4 Musical Program, WGY, 3o m.; WIP 1.15 P.M. EST; 12.15 CT Echoes of Poland. WAAT, 3o News, WHAM WOR News; Variety, WGY KYW The In -Laws, WHAM Schneider's Texas Cowboys, WEAF KYW Pianist; Tuneful Moments, WGN, 30 m. Strange As It Seems, WEIL Lishon's Orchestra, WSYR WJZ, News, Garden Talk ;Mail Bag, WLW lif wo Hearts in Song, WGY 3.45 P.M. EST; 2.45 CT Timmy Allen's Adventures, WESG m.; WHAM WFIL, 11.05 Just John Smith, WAAT The Love Doctor, WLW Eddie Bonnelly's Orchestra, WIP News; "Yonth"; Music, KDKA," 30 m. We Are Four, WGN Matinee Memories, WABC, 30 m.; WPGO'Neills, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW WLWAmateur Night, WGN, Rhythm Encores, WNBX, 3o m. WFBL, 1.30 King's Jesters, WJZ WHAM WSM WFIL 9.30 A.M. EST; 8.30 CT . Carlotta Dale, Orchestra, WCAU Syracuse University Interview, WSYR 7 P.M. EST; 6 CT Radio G. slip Club, WBBM News, WCAU; WJSV, 3.55 Amos 'n' Andy, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW Morning Parade; Style Talk, KDKA, 30 m.Housing Program, WFBL Skeets and Frankie, WBBM WLW Women firhoAitl Way Down East. WLW Suburban Special, WESG, 45 m Balladeers, WIP Lois Ravel, songs, WJZ; WSM, 7.05 rummticritttett.3 Thyra Winslow, books and cooking, WABC 4 P.M. EST; 3 CT Irene Gedney,pianist, WHAM WCAU WHAS WFBL WESG Way Down Easr, WOR Morning Club. WAAT. io m Piano Moods, J. Laurence Cook, WAAT Woman's Radio Review, WEAF WTAMPittsburgh Community Forum, KDKA Carson Robison's Buckaroos, WIP KYW WSM Lenten Service, 'WFIL Worthy Causes Talk; V. H. Lindlahr, WIP, 30 m. University Singers, WSYR 11.1111111111111M 11.11(111,11111111111111111.1111 11,111.111111111111111111111111111.1,11111.111. Morning Serenade, WGN Romance of Helen Trent, WGN Betty and Bob, WGY WJZ WHAM KDKA WLW WSYR Myrt and Marge, WABC WCAUWBBM 9.45- A.M. EST; 8.45 CT 1.30 P.M. EST; 12.30 CT Ray Powers, songs, WFIL WJSV WFBL HAVE a splendid oppor- Newsicale, KYW "Dress Parade," WEAF KYW, 3o in. National Business Women's Week, Mrs. C.Snorts. WOR Orchestra, WHAM Bridge Forum, WGY Ormond Williams, WABC WPG WHASUncle WIP, WIP tunity to earn cash quick- Backstage Wife, WLW WOR WGN Charles Sears,tenor, WJZ WSYR WJSV WESG Musical Moments, WGN Montana. Slim.; News, WABC WPG WHASSchool of the Air, WHAM, 30 m. Pappy, Ezra, Elton, Zeb, WCAU, 3o m. Ludlow Program, WNBX ly by selling subscriptions to WFBL WESG Mac and Blaine, KDKA Harvest Hands; Mclodiers, WBBM, 30 7.15 P.M. EST; 6.15 CT The MICROPHONE. Liberal Musical Tidbits ; News, WCAU The WorryClinic, WLW Sylvia Cyde, soprano, WOR WGN Talk; Musical Varieties, WEIL, 30 m. Uncle Ezra, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW commission to authorized Daily Story, WNBX Don West, songs, WAAT CaptainTim'sAdventureStories,WJZ 10 A.M. EST; 9 CT Women's Club of the Air, WCAU, 30 m.ArtistsRecital, WIP, 30 m. WHAM KDKA WFIL WSYR agents. Art Kahn, piano, WBBM Afternoon Concert, WNBX, 3o m. News Happy Jack, WEAF KYW Talks; Woman Reporter, WOR "Lilac Time," WLW WOR WGN News ;Marc Williams WGY Michael's Music, WAAT 4.15 P.M. EST; 3.15 CT TedHosing,Charioteers, WABC WCAU Whether you are raising funds News; Vaughn de Leath, songs, WJZ WSMCheese Club Luncheon, WIP, 3o m. Phillips Lord, WEAF WTAM KYW WSM WBBM WJSV WFBL Bob Pierce and Co., WHAM, 30 m. Doring Sisters, WGN Songs and Stories, WJZ The Dandies, WIP for your club,the hospital, News; Behind the Headlines. WSYR Ranch Boys, KDKA Sybil Spafford, WNBX Home Program, WOR, 1h. WIP, 30 m.;1.45 P.M. EST; -12.45 CT - Life of Mary Sothern, WLW VGN 7.30 P.M. EST; 6.30 CT Ladies' Aid Society or what- WABC WCAU WHAS WFBL Music and Merriment, WGY, 30in. Isharii Jones' Orchestra, WFIL Edwin C. Hill, WEAF ever special interest, write for Sons of Pioneers, WESG Dot and Will, drama, WJZ KDKA Monitor News, WSYR Col. Healey, WGY Department of Labor, WAAT Singing Spirituals, WLW . Mellow Moments, WABC WHAS WJSVMusical Moments, KYW WHAM my plan. House Party, WGN Old Curiosity Shop, WSYR WFBL Lum and Abner, -WJZ WLW WSYR Town Crier, WNBX Fred Skinner, songs, WABC WPG; WFBL,Cornell Program, WESG Ambassador Quartet, KDKA Remember, it'seasier to sell 10.15 A.M. EST; 9.15 CT 1.55 Ed Fitzgerald's Co., WOR, 45to. The TellSisters, WFIL Home Sweet Home, WEAF WGY WTAMHerbert Foote, organ, WBBM Town Hall Matinee, WAAT, 45 m. Singin' Sam, WABC WCAU WHAS WBBM something that will be of real KYW WLW News, WFBL, 5 to, 4.30 P.M. EST; 3.30 CT WJSV WFBL use than to solicit contributions. 1 The Hit Makers, WOR , The Lone Ranger, WOR WGN, 3o m. a Edward MacHugh,hymns, WJZ KDKARippling Strings, WAAT Girl Alone, WEAF KYW WSM WEIL Stocks ;Music. WGY. 30 m. Orchestra; News With a Kick, WIP Woman's Club, WSYR Marriage License Bureau, WGN "Let's Talk It Over," Mrs. Herbert I-loov-News ;Sheila and Betty, WNBX, 30 m. JOSEPH H. GOODMAN, S Bill and Ginger. WABC WHAS WFBL 2 P.M. EST; 1 CT er, WJZ KDKA WSM WFIL WSYR,7.45 P.M. EST; 6.45 CT The MICROPHONE, Here Comes the Band, WCAU EducationForum, WEAF WTAM KYW 30 m Education in the Nevi's, WEAF WTAM Household Forum, WESG WSM, 3o m. Back Stage Wife, WHAM Sob Ballads of the 90's WGY No. 34 Court Square, Stuart Barrie,organist. WAAT George Hessberger's Orchestra, WJZ KDKAForever Young, WLW Radio -Stars Revue. KYW i Nothing But the Truth, WGN WSYR, 30 m. ; WI-1AM Chicago Variety, WABC WJSV WFBL, aciDream Singer, WJZ Boston, Mass.

Mtisical Varieties. WNBX, 3o m. TrialFlights, WLW m.; WHAS WBBM, 4-45; WESQ The Forty Niners, WHAM 1101111111,151111H11111111t11111111111111111111111111111111111111111//1111 HI'llItIlt11111I1111111111111111111111111. Sattirday, March 14, 1936 THE' MIeROPHONE Page Seven Atfhat Radio Actually Means To TheInmates Of A Penitentiary 1101111111111.111111.111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111111111111111110 Suppose You Cartoon By A Recipe Run In David RoseWorld Series Just Had To Finds Prison Be Listener? Fans Excited

(Continued from Page r) man, I found myself becoming in- that perhaps many of us take it tenselyinterestedinthedaily for granted. , problems of the two comedians This was the case with me when and found them to have anap- I arrived at the diagnostic depot pealing and homely philosophy of of the state prison. life.The continuity of plot also No Radios In Cells was something to look forward to each evening. For the first two weeks I was Ofalltheotherprograms, shut up in my cell and allowed JACK BENNY'S hour on Sundays out only to take physical and men- easily would have received the tal examinations. We didn't get most votes.It so happened that out even for meals. he always had been a favorite of There were no radios in our mine and I could easily visualize cells, which was a great disap- being home again with my family pointment,asIhad beenin- and laughing with them to' the formed that a loudspeaker system strains of "Love In Bloom" and had been installed in _every insti- MARY LIVINGSTONE'S mad poetry. tution in the state. It is interesting to note the re- I soon found out that this was action of the "long -termer" and . true only in the case of the per- "lifer" to radio humor. They gen- manent prisons, for most of us erally dampen your enthusiasm. were only transients at the diag- They will sit in silence and make nostic depot. you feel as if they were saying to Two weeks finally dragged by, themselves: "I dare you to make, and I found myself transferred to me laugh!"-and they very sel- the newest and largest prison in dom, do. the state, where all first offenders (excepting the criminally insane) Radical and Fatalist are sent.This was nicknamed the However, you often find that, "University," and those of us who the man who has served much were fortunate in being sent there time is more interested in politi(al were greatly impressed with the and serious broadcasts.This man size of the buildings and grounds, is generally a radical and apt to after the small and crowded quar- be a fatalist as well.HUEY LONG ters of the diagnostic depot. and Father COUGHLIN both were The pleasantest surprise came popular with this type. These when upon climbing up to the broadcasts often ended in violent seventh tier, I found a radio loud- discussions betweensuch ex- speaker in my new cell.The man tremesasthe embezzling bank with whom I had been assigned presidentandthestrong-arm to live told me that the radio was "hoodlum." run from the administration build- The one broadcast that I never ing, and that every cell in the in- will forget was the night that stitutionwas equipped witha WILL ROGERS died, when men speaker. and women from Pvery walk of had not seen a newspaper.I had During the major league sea-scription of each game was sentlife paid tribute to his memory. Our cell -house was the largestbeen completely shut off from theson there was a game broadcastto the radio station of the nearby of five, and contained 600 ampli- We all felt that even the forgot- outside world. every afternoon in addition to thecity from which our "University"ten and dishonored men also had fiers, all in one cell -block. regular evening program.In mytook its name. My cellmate informed me that As a matter of fact, I had felt lost a friend. that the less I heard or thought ofbusiness travels, I have visited ev- For 15 minutes every Saturday I had a particularly hard-boiled the radio always was on from 7 ery city in both the National andevening, the players would have o'clock in the evening until 9.30,life outside the walls, the easier cellmate at that time, who never, it would be to adjust myself toAmerican Leagues, but in nonethe thrill of hearing their nameswas moved by anything. or half an hour after the lightsmy new surroundings. of them were the fans as rabidand prowess extolled from the were turned out.I asked him if and as well -posted as were the in-outside world.Incidentally, we He was only 29, but he had the radio was run by the officials ButIsoon discovered thatI been in prison for seven years and craved news, not only of my fa-mates of the state penitentiary. were victorious nine times out of the prison, and learned that of 10. had three more to go.He didn't two of the inmates who had beenmily and friends, but of the world During the World Series, the want to listen to the radio that prison was in a fever pitch of ex- radioengineersintheoutsidein general, as I realized I was in Prizefights also were popular.night, but before the ROGERS hour world, not only installed and serv-danger of becoming too introspec-,citement and a great many cigar-When Louis knocked out MAXwas over he was in tears. He felt iced all the equipment, but alsotive. ettes(legal tender for the gam-B,AER, there was some fear of aashamed of himself for losing con- selected the daily programs. I later found out how much thebler) changed hands. race riot, as we had a large col-trol of his emotions, but I know Apparently the former wat con-radio stimulated my interestin During the football season, theored population.However, thehe felt a better man for having siderably easier than the latter. asall the activities of the outsideSunday professional games werefight was soon forgotten. shed those tears. you can well imagine how diffi-world, though itleft me with apopular.But the main interest Surreptitious gambling on horse At the beginning of this article cult it would be to please all 4,000feeling of frustration and futilityto football was in the institution'sracing was hard to stop in a placeI made the statement that radio inmates. when I realized I was no longerown team, which played everyas large as the "University," sowas both a blessing and a curse. a part of it all. Saturday afternoon from the firstthat the raceresults that were Inmates Bore Cost So far I have discussed its bless- Generally speaking, the largeweek in October up to the middlegiven every evening were atten-ings. The radio equipment for the entiremajority of the inmates were moreof December. We played most oftively listened to by many. The only real curse of the radio institution was paid for, indirect-interested in hearing the broadcastthe leading teams in the state and Outside of sporting events, thein a penitentiary is that thereare I ly, by the inmates themselves. of sporting events than any otherother professional teams from ad-most popular regular feature ontimes when your nerves are soon say indirectly because the moneytype of entertainment, and of alljoining states. the air was "Amos 'n' ANDY." Al-edge that all you crave is peace wastakenfromtheinmates'sports professional baseball was The radio also played a part inthough I had seldom listened toand quiet and then the radio will amusement fund and this fund is probably the most popular. these games, as a play -by -slay de-that program when I was` freestart blaring forth, and itisim- made possible by the profits ac- possible -to shut it off.Also, being cruing from the inmates commis- a lover 'of good music,I often sary. Christopher Morley Discusses Radio' would look forward to hearing Everyone is allowed to spend the FORD symphony hour and find $3 a week on such varied articles (Continued from Page 1) insteadI had to- listen to some as milk, oranges, pies, cigarettes, broadcast. Particularlydid "It's a unit of sound and the hill -billy band. shavingsoapandtoothpaste. "Seriously, radio has made the decibels attract his fancy. smallest decibel unit isthe and is making phenomenal However, all things considered, Whether there is a depression or "Decibel,"Mr. MORLEY sound of a pin dropped on the radio is distinctly a blessing not, every article shows a good progress,farmorerapid said, "is a beautiful word.I the floor." progress than the 'movies, for to all shut-ins of our penitentiaries profit, which in this case benefits think that there should be a Mr. MORLEY is not parti- - mainly because it makes you the inmate with radio entertain- example. Muse of Radio and her name cularly sanguine aboutthe "I enjoyed the radio broad- feel that you haven't lost touch ment. should be DECIBEL. At least, so-callededucationalradio with the outside world, and that My firstreactions to hearing casting I did last Summer and a radio announcer or techni- program in America. if the opportunity arises for some day you will return as a re- the radio again, after the lapse of cian should name a daughter "The American radio audi- spected member of society. two weeks, were both pleasant and me to do more, I most cer- DECIBEL. It's quite as nice ence, which getsitsradio exciting. The firstbroadcastI tainly will accept." a name as ISABEL. programs free, wants enter- [AUTHOR'S NOTE:In another' heard was the7o'clock news Mr. MORLEY confessed that "You know what a decibel tainment, not education. The article I will tell you what was 4C- flashes, which proved particularly he wasfascinatedbythe is?" Mr. MORLEY asked his educational program must be complished by the inmates in the interesting, due to the fact that in gadgets in the control room luncheon companion slightly sugar-coatedtobe first broadcast from within prison the first weeks of incarceration off the studio from which he across the table fromfrom him. acceptable." walls to the outside world.] Page Eight THE MICJ1OPHONE Saturday, March 14, 1936 Tuesday, March 17 Alfred E. Smith Speaks On NBC WJZ, 10 P.M.

111111111111.1IIIIIItIti,1111i1111111(11111111111111111111111111/1111111111111111111i11111111111111111,ttI11)1111111111, i1r,rItt,,Ettt..1,1t111,1:,,,IV.111111111111111111111111111111111111111111i Education forthe Blind, WEIL 4.30 P.M. EST; 3.30 CT Highlights The Social Shopper, WSYR Girl Alone, WEAF KYW Police Radio Romany Trail, WABC WCAU WFBL, 30 Stocks; Lang Sisters, WGY, 30 tn. Station Kc. Location m.; WHAS; WESG, ro.3o Ivy Scott, songs, WJZ WSM 11111111111/111111111111 111111/111111f T11/111111t1111 A.M. Home Makers, WESG Back Stage Wife, WHAM 1111111/III OIDmnnnnm Frank Albanese, organ, WAAT Four Dynamos of Rhythm, KDKA KGHO 1682 Des Moines, Iowa 6.00 -Eamon DeValera,Presi- Town Crier, WNBX Forever Young, WLW KGHZ 2406 Little Rock, Ark. 10.30 A.M. EST; 9.30 CT Lee Frank Presents, WFIL KGPB 2430 Minneapolis, Minn. dent Irish Free State, NBC- Dance Music, WSYR 30 m.; WGN WEAE, WJZ Breen, de Rose, WEAF WTAM KYW WSM Vivian della Chiesa WABC WHAS WJSV KGPO 2450 Tulsa, Okla. Musical Program, WGY W2XFA 33,100 Jersey City, N. J. P.M. oday'sChildren,WJZ WHAM KDKA WESG, 30 m.; WBBM WFBL, 4.45 Pickard Family, WCAU, 30 m. WPDB 1712 Chicago, Ill. WSYR The Novelty Boys, WBBM 8.30 -Lawrence Tibbett, CBS- The Virginians, WLW Parent -Teachers' Association, WFBL WPDB 2442 Louisville, Ky. This and That, WAAT WPDK 2450 Milwaukee, Wis. WABC Cinemania, WIP, 30 m. Strange As It Seems ;Music, WOR, 30 M. Bachelors Children, WGN Magic Harmonies, WNBX WPDP 2470 Philadelphia, Pa. 9.00 -WalterO'Keefe,Glen Fashions; Concert Music, WNBX, 3o m. -4.45 P.M. EST; 3.45 CT WPDV 2458 Charlotte, N. C. Gray's Music, CBS-WABC 10.45 A.M. EST; 9.45 CT Women's ClubsFederation, WEAF WPDW 2414 Atlanta, Ga. Newsicale; News, KYW 2466 Memphis, Tenn. 9.30 -Helen Hayes, NBC-WJZ Male Trio, WEAF WGY WTAM WSM Irish Blackbirds, WJZ WHAM WSM WPDY Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians, Helen Grey, KYW News; Financial Notes, WLW WPEC 2422 Washington, D. C. David Harum, WJZ WHAM KDKA WEIL 2430 New Orleans, Ia. CBS-WABC WSYR Tea Time Tunes, WEIL WPEK Theatre Revues, WIP WPFH 2414 Baltimore, Md. 10.00 -Eddie Dowling, Ray Doo- i..ivestock; News, WLW "A Book a Week," WGN Three Stars, WABC WCAU WFBL WESG Rhythmic Melodies, WNBX WPFK 2430 Hackensack, N.J. ley,Benny Goodman's Or- Betty Carr,Orchestra, WAAT Birmingham, Ala. chestra, NBC-WEAF Morning Melodies, WGN 5 P.M. EST; 4 CT WPFM 2382 WPFZ 2442 Beach, Fla. __- St. Patrick's Day Dinner, Al- 11 A.M. EST; 10 CT Your Health, WEAF WTAM, 3o m.; WGY Behind the Scenes, KYW WBGC 1658 S. Schenectady, N.Y. fredE.Smith, NBC-WJZ, Ida Allen, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW Findlay, Ohio Marine Band, WJZ KDKA WSM, 1h.; Meetin' House, WJZ, 30 m. WPGG 1682 WOR Syl Novelli, pianist, WHAM WPHF 2450 Richmond, Va. WHAM, 55fn.; WLW WSYR, 11.15; Kiddies' Klub, KDKA i11111111111111111111111IIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1111111111HIM.11/11t111111111111111111T.II111111111111 Charleston, W. Va. WFIL Wise Crackers, WLW WPHI 2490 Painted Dreams, WLW WGN WRDS 1642 East Lansing, Mich. 6 A.M. 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The Lamplighter, WLW WOR WGN News ;Fireside Fantasies. WNBX Mario Cozzi, baritone, WJZ Musical Gym Clock. WOR. 45 m. StyleTalk, WFIL 5.15 P.M. EST; 4.15 CT Musical Moments, WHAM WSYR 7 A.M. EST; 6 -GT Romance of Helen Trent, WABC WCAU Victorian Ensemble, KYW 'Merry -Go -Round, WLW WOR WGN Ham Dalton, Town Crier, WIP Jimmy Allen, WGY WHAM WBBM Dorothy Lamour,,songs, WFIL Musical Clock, KDKA, 1h. LAWRENCE TIBBETT, dramaticbar-Rlough Boys, KDKA Bbake Carter, WABC WCAU WHAS Prayer and Devotions, WLW, 30 11.30 A.M. EST; 10.30 CT WBBM WJSV WFBL -itone of the Metropolitan OperaJack Armstrong, WINZ7 Morning Cheer, WIP, 1h. Your Child, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW ken Sparnon, String Trio, WSYR Gene Zemsay'sOrchestra, WIP Good Morning, WGN, 45 M. Singing Neighbor, WLW Company,broadcastsovertheWilderness Road. WABC 8 P.M. EST; 7 CT 7.15 A.M. EST; 6.15 CT ArriceIves, WFIL, 30 m. Entertainers, WCAU Phillips Lord, Leo Reisman'sOrchestra, News; Weather, WNBX. 30 m.. Just Plain Bill, -WABC WCAU CBS-WABC networkTuesdaysOmar the Mystic, WOR WEAF WGY WTAM KYW WSM, 3o m. 7.30 A.M. EST; 6.30 CT Peg and Reg, WFBL from 8.3o to 9 P. M. You and Your Lawyer. WAAT Crime Clues Drama, WJZ WHAM KDKA Ma Perkins, WOR Armchair Melodies, WGN WLW WFIL WSYR, 30 m. Pollock and Lawnhurst, WEAF Golden Arrow Ensemble, WAAT West Lebanon School Play, WNBX Lace, WABC WCAU Marc Williams, WGY Nick Fantozzi,accordionist, WIP LavenderandOld News, WFBL, 5in. 5.30 P.M. EST; 4.30 CT WHAS WBBM WJSV WFBL, 3O m. Gospel Songs ; News ; KYW, 30 m. Movie Personalities, WGN Dance Orchestra, WOR WAAT Gabriel Heatter, commentator, WOR JollyBilland Jane, WJZ News; Dance Tunes, WNBX, 3o m. Ensembles, WIP- Tea Dance, WEAF, 30 m.; WSM, 5.45 fantastic Facts, WHAM, 3o m. 11.45 A.M. EST; 10.45 CT Daddy Dave, KYW One Man's Opinidn, WIP Rise and Shine; News, WLW, 30 ra. Doting Sisteis, WON Singing Lady, WIZ WHAM KDKA WLWNews; Sports; Orchestra, WGN, 30 m. Music; Spring Driving, WEIL, 30 m. Piano Recital, WEAF WGY WTAM 2 P.M. EST; 1 CT WEIL WSYR WGN 8.15 P.M. EST; 7.15 CT The Time Keeper, WSYR, 30 m. Market, Weather Reports, WHAM, 11.55 Learn to Sing, WLW JackArmstrong,' WABC WCAU WBBMJimmy Mattern, sketch, WOR Organ Reveille, WABC, 30 M. Broadway Cinderella, WLW WGN News, WFIL, 2 . r -o WJSV WFBL News Comments, WIP Wake Up and Smile, WCAU WFBL, 30 m.Rich Man's Darling,- WABC WCAU Readings, WABC WCAU WFBI. WESG Paul Kosloff, WESG Barn Dance, WNBX, 45 m. Women's Newspaper of the Air, WFBL Tex Fletcher's Barn Doin's, WOR Vincent Sorey's Orchestra, WOR, 30 m. Memo-Scopics, WESG News ;Organist, WBBM 8.30 P.M. EST; 7.30 CT Val Frank, breakfast reporter. WAAT Theatre Club, WOR Melodies, WAAT, 30 m. ; WIP WGY WayneKing'sOrchestra, WEAF WGY] Don D'Arcy, baritone. WOR, 30 m. John Angell, WNBX. 30m. 7.45 A.M. EST; 6.45 CT Bunner Smith, songs, WAAT Borov,sky's Gypsies, WAAT WTAM KYW WSM, 30 m. Home MakersClub, WIP. 1 h. 5.45 P.M. EST; 4.45 CT Edgar Guest, WJZ WHAM KDKA WLW, Sunbeams, WEAF Dave Walls, songs, WIP Ensemble; June Baker, WGN, 30 m. WFIL WSYR, 30 m. Musical Clock, WGY, 45 m, 12 NOON EST; 11 A.M. CT 7 Grace and Scotty, soergs, WGY Xylophonist; News, WJZ .2.15 P.M. EST; 1.15 CT Jimmy Allen, KYW Lawrence Tibbett, De Glory Road ; Prologue Devotions, WESG, 7.50 From Daly, Description of Va,ican Basilica, Little Orphan Annie. WIZ WHAM KDKA toPagliacci; 0 Dry Those Tears ; Hand WEAF WSM Words and Music, WJZ WHAM KDKA Organ Men ; Alone,WABC WCAU Voice of The MICROPHONE, WAAT IF WSYR WLW WFIL WSYR WGN toHealth, WGN Musical Program; News, WGY WHAM The Goldhergs, WABC WCAU WHAS WHAS WBBM WJSV WFBL, 30 m. High Road Not Long Ago, KYW Men Who -Made History, WLW. 30 m. Musical Program, WOR, 30 m.; WGN Early Risers Club, WNBX, 1h. Market Reports, WEIL WBBM WFBL, ' Simpson Boys, WIZ WFIL 2.20 Bill Pope, WESG Music; Detective Stories, WIP, 30 m. A.M. EST; 7 CT News, KDKA WIP HappyHollow,WABC WBBM WFBL 8.45 P.M. EST;7.45CT Spareribs. WEAF WTAM KYW True to Life, WI.W WESG Dick Tracy, WOR Musical Tidbits, WCAU WAAT Colonel Bill, WIP Concert Orchestra, WGN, 45rn. News, WFBL WOR News; Stocks, WSYR 9 P.M. EST; 8 CT Morning Devotions, WJZ WHAM KDKA-Voice of Experience, WABC WCAU_ WHASMartha Deane, WOR, 45 m 6 P.M. EST; 5 CT WEAF WGY WSM WEIL WSYR WAAT WBBM WJSV WFBL 2.30 P.M. EST; 1.30 CT Flying Time; News, WEAF "VoiceofthePeople," Trio, WABC, 25 m. ; WFBL, 8.05-8.25 News ;Today inHistory, WISG News. WGY KDKA WTAM KYW, 30 m. RhythmOctet, WEAF WTAM, 30m.; Ben Bernie's Orchestra, WJZ WHAM Organ ;Melody Parade, WCAU, 3o m. Mickey and Margie, WAAT WGY, 2.35-2.45; WSM Mac Parker; Top Hatters, KYW, 30 m. KDKA WLW WSM WEIL WSYR, 30 m. Morning Varieties, WESG, 45 m.; WIP "Lucky Girl," 'WGN Invitationto Romance, KYW, 30 nr. News;Southernaires. WJZ O'Keefe, h. Studio Orchestra, WNBX, 30 m. GlenGray's Orchestra,Walter Good Morning, WGN, 1 GoldenMelodies,WJZ WFIL, 3o m.;Sports, WHAM WEIL.. Deane Janis, WABC WCAU WPG WHAS 8.15 A.M. EST; 7.15 CT 12.15 P.M. EST; 11.15 A.M. CT WSYR, 3 The Johnsons, WLW WBBM WJSV WFBL, 3o m. News, WEAF, 5 m.; WIP Home Forum, KDKA, 30 m. Terry and Ted ;Sports, WSYR. 30 m. HoneyboyandSassafras,WEAF WTAM MortonDowney, songs', WABC WFBLPickard Family, WOR 30 m. Happy Jack, songs, WTAM KYW WSM WSM -KYW Syracuse Fine Arts College, WSYR, 3o en. Rev. Robeit. Fraser, WIP, 1 h., 30 m. Organ, WJZ WHAM WSYR, 30 mh SchooloftheAir, WABC WCAU WPG WESG' Sport Facts, WNBX News; Musical Clock. KDKA, 45 m. Banioleers, WGY WHAS WBBM WJSV WFDZ WESG,30m.Dick Tracy, WCAU News, WJZ, 12.25 ; WHAM WEIL At Thirty, WAAT, 45 m. Dance Orchestra. WBBM 9.1.5P.M. EST; 8.15 CT Oklahoma Cowboys, WLW Grab Bag, KDKA Uncle Don, WOR. 30 m. Interesting People in the News, WNBX Jolly Man, WFIL The Rangers, WSYR; WJZ, TO M. Good Health and Training, WGN Reading the Fimnie, WIP 9.30 P.M. EST; 8.30 CT Household Hints; Music, WOR Irene Lee,faylor, WLW WGN 2.45 P.M. 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Dance Orchestras, WGN, 45 m. Sons of the Pioneers.- WAAT. 30 m. 12.30 P.M. EST; 11.30 A.M. CT WSYR The Rollickers, WNBX Lost and Found ;Music, WIP, 30m. News of Youth, WABC WCAU WBBM Merry Madcaps, WEAF, 30 m.; KYW. 12.45Human Values; Music, KDKA WFBT, 10 P.M. EST; 9 CT 8.45 A.M. EST; 7.45 CT Farm Program, WGY. 30 m., Molly of the Movies, WLW WOR WGN NvITSV Eddie Dowling Ray Dooley, Benny Good.' Landt Trio and White, WJZ WHAM News; Farm Flash, KYW Romance of Ireland, WABC WCAU WPGString Ensemble; Talk. WIP man'sOrchestra, WEAF WGY WTAM Mystery Chef, WSYR Farm, Home Hour, WJZ WHAM KDKA WHAS WBBM WJSV WESG Harry Richman's Orchestra, WNBX KYW WSM, 30 m. Salon Musicale,- WABC WPG WFBL WSM WFIL WSYR, r h.; WLW, 12.40 Ma Perkins, WFBL Friendly Sons of. St. Patrick Dinner, Alfred 6.30 P.M. EST: 5.30 CT S,40.Joseph C. Mahoney, VJJZ Gloom Busters, WESG Livestock; Weather; Markets. WLW, 10 m.News ;The Bootblacks, WIP - E. Smith, Home Town Boys, WOR "MaryMarlin," WABC WCAU WHAS3.15 P.M. 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WBBM Hollywood Gossip, WEAF WGY WTAM T'ollv and Jean, wFrt. News ;Farm Service Talk, WCAU Around the Console, WCAU, 3o m. Arthur Godfrey. WJSV KYW WSM Bugle Call Revue, WABC WCAU WHASMusic; News, WJSV, 1h., 15 m. Herbert Foote, organist, WBBM News; Tune Tonics. WCSG Unsolved Mysteries, WLW, 3o m. WESG WFBL, 30 In., Agriculture Prograin, WFBL Leo Freudberg's Orchestra, WOR Snorts ;Sandy Guyer. WIP, 30 m, March of Time, WABC WCAU WPG WHAS. Rhythm Revue. WAAT Theatre Club of the Air, WOR Joey and Chuck, WAAT Snorts; Ensemble, WGN, 30 m. WBBM WJSV WFBL old Timers, WIP - Weather; Dance Melodies, WNBX Hap Lewis Revue, WIP, 3o m. Clarence Jackson. \VN-BX. 30 m. Building and Loan Tallo;News, 'WIP, 30m. 9.15 A.M. EST; 8.15 CT 1 P.M. EST; 12 NOON. CT Harold Turner, pianist, WGN 6.45 P.M. EST; 5.45 CT Jack Hylton's Orchestra, WGN, 30 m. Streamliners, WEAF, 45 m.; KYW, 30 m. 10.45 P.M. EST; 9.45 -CT Mus c, WGY, 45 m.; WNBX, 30 m.-; WIPNews; Markets; Weather, WEAF 3.30 P.M. 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William Ehlers, WESG News ;Organ, KYW Way Down East. W'LW RadioParade, WAAT - Parent -Teachers Association, WGN, 30 m. 7 P.M. EST; 6 CT Jean Abbey, WFIL Ensemile, WIP WGN 3.45 P.M. EST; 2.45 CT MG:uosi5Wc, jZW5HAnM. WSYR; NVJO- Mrs. J.S.Reilly,Advice toMothers,1.15 P.M. EST; 12.15 CT Amos.'n' Andy, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW WABC WCAU WHAS O'Neills, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW WLW WL\V News; Sports, KDKA Mr.andMrs.Wisepenny, WFBL' Radio Gossip Club, WBBM WSM EasyAces, WJZ WHAM KDKA WFIL Tex O'Reilly, WLW WOR, 30 m. Morning Club,- WAAT. 30 m. Mr. Fixit, WFBL Cadets Quartet WJZ WHAM WEIL WSYR Amos 'n' Andy, WSM Talk ;V. H. Lindlahr, WIP, 30 m. Suburban Special, WESG, 45 m. A Happy Home, KDKA Myrt andMarge, WABC WCAU WBBMFive Minutes of Melody, WFIL, 5 m. Morning Serenade, WGN Way Down East, WOR Bible'sForgotten Kan, WSYR WJSV WFBL Robison's Music, WABC, 30 m.; WCAU: 9.45 A.M. EST; 8.45CT Blanche Robbins, songs, WAAT News; Income Tax 'Mk, C.(iCAU Bill Cornm, sports, WOR WPG, 11.05;-5X'JSV; WFBL, 11.20 Newsicale, KYW Earl Denny's Orchestra, WIP, 3o m. Skeets and Frankie, WBBM Uncle WIP,_ WIP Alan Scott, WCAU Mystery Chef, WHAM Romance of Helen Trent, WGN Story Teller's House, WOR "Those O'Malleys," WON News; Twin Winners, WBBM, 30 m. Backstage Wife, WLW WOR WGN 1-30 P.M. EST; 12.30 CT Fiesta Time, WIP Federal Housing Talk, WNBX Snorts; News. WFBL, 20rn. Music; News, WABC WCAU WPG,WH,AS.Larry Cotton, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW 4 P.M. EST; 3 CT 7.15 P.M. EST; 6.15 CT_ Orchestras, WGN, 2 h.; WIP, 30m. WESG Brave Lady, WJZ WSYR Woman'sRadioReview, WEAF WTAM"Popeye," WEAF WGY WTAM KYW 11.15 P.M. EST; 10.15 CT Vagabond Verse, WFBL School of the Air, WHAM KYW WSM, 30 m. Dinner Concert, WJZ WEIL Newman'sMusic.WEAF WGY WSM Daily Story, WNBX Mac and Blaine, KDKA Betty and Bob, WGY WJZ WHAM KDKAOrchestra, WHAM KDKA WLW WGN KYW 10 A.M. EST; 9 CT ' Mary Alcott, songs, WLW WLW WSYR Onondaga BarAssociation, WSYR ElsaSchallert, Movie News, WJZ WHAM News; Happy Jack, WEAF KYW Talk; Musical Varieties, WEIL, 40 m. Housing Talk ;Musicale, WEIL Ray Block's Orchestra, WABC WJSV WFBL WFIL WSYR WSM News; Variety, WGY WSYR Organist, WABC WPG WFBL WGN Pappy, Ezra, Elton, Zeb, WCAU. 30 Music, WCAU WBBM Bob Pierce and Co., WHAM, 30 m. Women's Club, WCAU, 3o m. Harvest Hands ;Melodiers,- WBBM,30 m."Hollywood Highlights," WOR MIll11111111111111111111111111111111M111111E11111111111111111111111111111111111111inill1111111 Home Program, WLW; WOR, 1 h.; WIP,Senor Catmello, accordion, WBBM Ed Fitzgerald's Co., WOR, 30 m. The Dandies, Orchestra. WIP' 30 m. Music; Woman Reporter, WOR FabeNicholson,Orchestra, WAAT Devotional Hour, WNBX Oleanders Quartet, WABC WCAU WHAS;Michael's Music, WAAT Hillbilly Songs, WIP 7.30 P.M. EST; 6.30 CT Station Directory WFBL, News, 5 m. 1.45 P.M. EST; 12.45 CT Len Salvo,organist, WGN Musical Varieties, WESG WAAT' Afternoon Concert, WNBX, 30 Gould andShelter,pianists, WEAF House Party, WGN Music Guild, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW, Miners Quartet, WGY Page 4 45 m. 4.15 P.M. EST; 3.15 CT Harry Richman's Orchestra, KYW Weekly Hymn Sing, WNBX Rochester Civic Orchestra, WJZ KDKA, 30Bridge Forum, WGY Lum and Abner, WJZ WLW WSYR 10.15 A.M. EST;- 9.15 CT m.; WSYR,2 ;WHAM, 1h. Ranch Boys, WJZ WHAM KDKA WFILPlantation Spirituals, WHAM 2 Short Wave Directory Home Sweet Home, WEAF WGYWTAMOld Curiosity Shop, WSY.1.4. Women's News, WSYR Pittsburgh Varieties, KDKA, 30 M. KYW WLW Carson Robison's Buckaroos, WLW Life of Mary Sothern, WLW WGN Musical Moments, WEIL Page13 EdwardMacHugh,hymns, WJZ KDKATalk; Concert Miniatures, WABC Town Hall Matinee, WAAT, 45 m. Kate Smith, WABC WCAU WBBM WFBL WSM Public Library, WBBM Organist, WIP, 30 m, The O'Malley Family, WOR Eillemminimmominimmummilimminik Saturday, March 14, 1936 THE MICROPHONE Page Nine Four -Year -Old Script Shows Benny's Comedy Is Still The Same

1111111110101010111111111111111111 His Brand "News. Of Youth" Program Is Tunes By A Of Humor Junior March of TimeonAirMother For Does Last .11011111011111111111111.1111111111111 The Radio 1111111111111111111111111111111t1011I Child Actors Make On her program ALICE REM- JACK BENNY, the radio come- SEN, NBC Story Lady, over the dian,has one souvenirofhis Drama Of The NBC-WJZ network on Sunday, early days in radio, four years ago. News March 15, at 11,05 A.M., will fea- It is a dog-eared bit of paper with ture"Tunes for Tiny Trouba- 1111111101111111111111111111111111111 part of his first program written "NewsofYouth" dours," musical pictures written on it.He says this marked the THEprogram heardover the by a bed -ridden mother for her turning point in his career. WABC-CBS networkeach six -year -old daughter. He was a guest star with ED Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- The program includes sketches SULLIVAN, Broadway columnist, day at 6 P.M., is presented by called "The Ostrich and the Fun- early in 1932. child actors under the direc- nyGiraffe,""The TiredOld The script shows that time does tion of HIMAN BROWN, who not change radio comedians much. has written many adult and Freight Train," and "The Lonely Here is part of this first script of children's programs for the Little Skunk." Mr. BENNY'S: Columbia network. The lyrics to these tunes were "LadiesandGentlemen, The program isa junior composed by RACHEL JANE WIL- this is JACK BENNY talking. "March of Time," in that it LOUGHBY for her daughter, There will be a slight pause presents dramatizations of the TAICHE, and sung to improvised while you 'say, 'Who cares'? news which will interest chil- tunes at her bedside. "I am going back into pic- dren. When Mrs. WILLOUGHBY re- tures in about 10 weeks.I'm "The stories come direCt covered she showed them to her going to be in a nevf, film from newspapers," says Mr. brother, MORRIS W. HAMILTON, with GRETA GARBQ.They BROWN. "They aren't dressed of the NBC music supervision sent me- the story last week. up, but are told just as they JOYCE WALSH, juvenile actor, who,LESTER JAY, who impersonates boysstaff, who set them to music. When the picture opens, I'm happened.Stories about on these programs, plays the parts from 13 to 16 in the "News of The tunes and stories were pub- found dead in the bat!iroom. sports, human interest items of children under eight years old. Youth" program. lished in book form and when It's a sort of mystery picture. and yarns about heroism and Miss REMSENsawthemshe "I should have been in endurance are the favorites. "JACKIE KELK plays boys sal.Immediately the studio sought and received permission to Miss GARBO'Slastpicture, "The scriptsare sent to of 8 to 13; LESTER JAY does becomes a madhouse. SEA - use them on her program. but they, gave the part to Columbia'schildpsycholo- boys up to 16, and ALFRED MAN and PETERDONALD ROBERT MONTGOMERY. You gist, to its censor and to the CORN continues from there seat themselves at two pianos know, studio politics.The client, before they are put on. to 21. and beginaconcertduet. About Another Strike funny part of it is that I'm They're not sugar-coated, but "ETHEL BLOOM plays girls They switch to the "Music MARTHA- BOSWELL, one of the really much younger than each one does something to- from 8 to 16; JOYCE WALSH Goes 'Round and 'Round." harmony trio of BOSWELL Sisters, MONTGOMERY. That is, I'm wards teaching a lesson." those below 8, while CHARLIE Then they begin a jazz ver- has a -small Son, JACQUES, who went younger than MONTGOMERY Mr. BROWN spoke -of his CANTOR and HANLEY STAF- sion of one of FERDE GROFE'S to, visit his Aunt. CONNIE.Early and WARD. cast, which always was ready FORD handle the men, and tunes when ESTELLE LEVY on the third morning of the visit "You'd really like GARBO. to be on hand for a program. ADELAIDE KLEIN portrays the discovers a xylophone parked Aunt CONNIE was awakened by a She and I were great friends "To make it a little easier women. Many other players in a maze of musical instru- steady tramp -tramp up and down in Hollywood.She used to I have a nucleus of five or six arecalledinforspecial ments against one wall. the room. The youngster was pac- let me drivehercarall young people who are more -parts." "The News of Youth!" be- ing back and forth, bearing a pla- around town. Of course, she or less on call and can fill Mr. BROWN givesa 15 - gins ANDRE BARUCH and the card reading: "On Strike Until I paid me for it." variety of roles. minute recess during rehear- program is on the air. Get More Sleep in This House." These Programs Are Proving Popular With Children Of All Ages

7.30 A.M. EST; 6.30 CT 10.30 A.M. EST; 9.30 CT 2.30 P.M. EST; 1.30 CT -- 5.30 P.M. EST; 4.30 CT Buck Rogers, WABC WCAU WHAS WBBM KaltenmeversKindergarten, WEAF WGY WJSV WFBL (Mon., Wed.,_ Fri.) JollyBill and Jane, WJZ (Mon. -Sat.) Let's Pretend, WABC WCAU WBBM WESGSchooloftheAir, WABC WCAU WPG Reading theFunnies, WIP (Mon. -Sat.) 8 A.M. EST; 7- CT (Sat.) WHAS WBBM WJSV WFBL WESG WTAM KYW (Sat.) (Mon. -Fri.) Tom Mix, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW6.15 P.M., EST; 5.15 CT Spareribs, WEAF WTAM (Mon. -Sat.) - Give Us the Funnies, WJZ ISun.) Juvenile Hour, WSYR (Sat.) Kiddie Kabaret, WESG (Sun.) (Mon., Wed., Fri.) NewsofYouth, WABC WCAU WBBM 9 A.M. EST; It CT Singing Lady, WJZ WHAM KDKA WLW WFBL (Tues., Thurs., Sat.) 11 A.M. EST.; 10 CT 2.45 P.M. EST; 1.45 GT WFIL WSYR: WGN (Monday -Friday) BobbyBensonandSunny -Jim,WABC White Rabbit Line, WJZ WHAM KDKAWalter Damrosch, Music Appreciation Hour,Pet Club, WOR (Sat.) JackArmstrong,WABC WCAU WBBM WCAU WFBL (Mon., Wed., Fri.) WLW WFIL WSYR (Sunday) WEAF WGY WTAM KYW WJZ4.45 P.M. EST; 3.45'tCT WJSV WFBL (Mon. -Fri.) Dick Tracy, WHAS (Mon--Thurs-) Sunday MorningatAunt WHAM KDKA WLW WSYR (Friday) Susan's, WABC Topaz Room, WOR (Wed.) ) JimmyAllen'sAdventures, WOR (MOn.-6.30 P.M. EST; 5.30 CT WCAU WPG WHAS WFBL WESG (Sun.)Kiddies' Klub, KDKA (Sat.) Fri,) Terry and Ted, WHAM WOR (Mon. -Fri,) "Rainbow House," Big. Brother Bob Emery,Children's Hour, WABC WCAU (Sun.) 5 P.M. EST; 4 CT 5.45 P.M. EST; 4.45 CT 6.45 P.M. EST; 5.45 CT WOR (Sunday) 11.30 A.M. EST; 10.30 CT "Roses and Drums," WJZ WHAM KDKALittle Orphan Annie, WJZ WHAM KDKABilly and Betty, WEAF (Mon. -Fri.) Renfrewofthe 9.15 A.M. EST; 8.15 CT Children's Theatre, WGY (Saturday) WLW WEIL WSYR (Sun.; , WLW WEIL WSYR WGN (Mon. -Fri.) Mounted, WABC WHAS Kiddies' Klub, KDKA (Mon. -Fri. ) Albert Payson Ter0une, dog drama, WJZ WBBM WJSV WFBL WESG (Tues., Fri., Girl Scouts. WOR ISat.) 12 NOON EST; 11 A.M. CT 5.15 P.M. EST; 4.15 CT WHAM KDKA WEIL WSYR (Saturday) Sat. ) English Class, WAAT (Tues.., Thurs., Sat.)Dick Tracy, WCAU (Sunday) Dick Tracy, WOR (Mon.-Thurs.) Jimmy Allen'sAdventures, WESG (Mon., Uncle. Don, WOR (Sun.) Junior Radio Journal, WJZ (Mon.) Boys' Club, WOR (Fri.) Wed., Fri.) 9.45 A.M. EST; 8.45 CT Comics, WGN (Sunday) Boy Scouts, WHAM (Thurs.) ColonelBill, WIP (Mon. -Sat.) 7.15 P.M. EST; 6.15 CT 1.30 P.M. EST; 12.30 CT Jack Armstrong, WLW (Mon. -Fri.) "Popeye,"WEAF WGY WTAM KYW Girl Scouts, WBBM (Sat.) Terry and Ted, WJSV (Mon. -Fri.) 6 P.M. EST; 5 CT Chicago Boys' Club, WBBM (Wed.) Radio Gang, WJZ WHAIT KDKA WLW Flying Time, WEAF (Mon. -Fri.) (Tues., Thurs., Sat.) WSYR (Sat.) Boy Scout Camp Fire, WAAT (Mon.) Animal News Club, WJZ (6.05 -Wed.) Captain Tim's Adventure Stories, WJZ 10.15 A.M. EST; 9.15 CT 2 P.M. EST; 1 CT 5.20 P.M. EST: 4.20 CT Terry and Ted, WSYR (Mon. -Fri.) WHAM KDKA WEIL WSYR(Mon., Sally and Sam, WAAT (Sat.)(Sun. 9.45)Children's Program, WIP (Sun.) Buddy and Ginger, WFIL (Mon., Wed., Fri.)Uncle Don, WOR (Monday -Saturday) Wed., Fri.) Trials of A Radio Engineer In Central America Amuse Mr. Harmony

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COME YEARS ago1.R. Weir, engineer FTER MUCH argument'and explanation, R. WEIR had difficultyin getting his R. WEIR'S most difficult time in build- foraradio company, arrivedatthe the officials remained firm in the belief native la5orers to understand the tech- ing the transmitter was when 5,000 na- Panama Canal on his way to set up a radio that Mr. Weir's boxes contained dynamite nical names of the equipment he was using tives stormed the city and cut allthe tele- transmitter in Honduras,He carried boxes bombs. And the only way these officialsal- with which to build the radio station.He phone and power wires.They captured the with metal tubes in them.The customs offi- lowed bim tostay with hiscargointhe createda new -language.Apparatus was city of Tegucigalpa, but finally things quieted cials stopped him.He finally found out that Canal Zone was on the stipulation that he . labeled by the name suggested to the men by down, the power was turned on and the trans- they thought the metal tubes were bombs and put hisradiotubesinthearsenal where the shape of objects.So he built a radio or mitter again beganto work in the proper that Mr. Weir was- going to blow up the powder,shellsand other dangerous mate- "sugar mill" with guitars mounted on sau- way.It cost Mr. Weir no end of hair -tear- Panama Canal. rials were stored. sages wound round with copper wire. ing and worry. Page Ten TPIE `MICROPHONE Saturday, March 14, 1936

Wednesday,March18-Burns and AllenCBS -WABC, 8.30 P.M.

C_ t1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 10.45 A.M. EST; 9.45 CT Metropolitan 4.45 P.M. EST; 3.45 CT t- Betty Crocker, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW Grandpa Burton, WEAF- Weather Reports Highlights David Harum, WJZ WHAM KDKA WEIL Newsicale, KYW WSYR News; Financial Notes, WLW A.M. WEEKDAYS P.M. ClydeBarrie,baritone,WABC WHAS 1111111111111111 111111111hu111111111111111111011p111111 IIHomo Livestock; News, WLW WBBM WJSV WESG 1,15 WBBM Ozark Melodies, WABC WESG Lew Switzer, WFBL 7.15 WNBX' 6.35 -Mrs. F.D.Roosevelt, g Mann and Irwin, pianists, WCAU Betty More,talk, WFBL Labor Forum, WIP 7.30 WSYR NBC-WEAF Pat Conklin,orchestra, WAAT Topaz Room, WOR 11.55 WHAM, Mon., Wed, 8.30 -Frank Simon's Band, Morning Melodies, WGN WNBX "A Book a Week," WGN 11.58 WHAM, Fri. 11 A.M. EST; 10 CT Rambling Jack, WNBX Noon NBC-WJZ IIMMWW1110 Burns and Allen, CBS-WABC Norcross Sisters, WEAF WGY KYW 5 P.M. EST; 4 CT Honeymooners, WJZ KDKA WSM WSYR Concert, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW. m. WTAM 9.00 -Fred Allen, NBC-WEAF Torn Grierson, 'organist, WHAM Nagle'sOrchestra, WJZ WSM, 30 m.; P.M. Rosa Ponselle, CBS-WABC Mary Alcott, "blues," WLW WSYR, 5.15 mm.m.m Janet Lane, WEIL Uncle Bob's Pet Club, WHAM 12.35 WLW, Ex. Sat. 9.30 -Ray Noble's Music, CBS- M. Brown, 'cellist, WABC WCAU WFBL Kiddies' Klub, KDKA 12.45 WNBX WABC Musical Bazaar, WESG, Toy Band, WLW WGN 1.00 WPG "Sinfonietta," MBS-WOR Leo Freudberg's Orchestra, WOR Music; Buddy and Ginger, WEIL, 3o en. 1.05 WEAF, Ex. Sat, Dwight Butcher Trio, WAAT r"SYR 1.40 WHAS 10.00"Gang Busters," Phillips Warren Levers, baritone, WIP Benay Venuta, songs,WABC WCAU; 6.58 WHAS, Ex. Fri. Lord, CBS-WABC Painted Dreams, WGN - - WFBL, 5.05 10.59 'WOR, Tues. . Your Home; Tango Music, WN)3X, 30 m. News ;Prep Sports, WBBM 11.00 WOR, Ex. Tues.; WPG, Sat., ri11111111111111111,111,1111 1.111111.1111111111111111111111111111111.1111111i,1111. .111111111.1111111C. 11.15 A.M. EST; 10.15 CT The Ace Reporter, WJSV Mon., Wed., Fri. 7 A.M. EST; 6 GT Drive Safely, WFBL, 5 m. 11.05 WPG, Tues., Thurs. "Studio 7," WEAF WGY KYW Rhythm Almanac, WESG, 30 m. 11.15 WHAS, Ex. Sat. Morning Music, KDKA, 1h. Homespun, WJZ WHAM KDKA WSM News, WOR WNBX 11.30 WHAS, Sat. Prayer and Devotions, WLW, 30 m. WFIL WSYR Jackie Farrell, sports, WAAT Morning Cheer, WIP, 1h. Lamplighter, WLW WOR "Aperitif," WIP, 3o m. Good Morning, WGN, 45 m. Romance of Helen Trent, WABC WCAU Sunday Weather Re ports,Page 4 Now and Then, WAAT 5.15 P.M. EST; 4.15 CT 7.15 A.M. EST; 6.15 CT ill1:11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111/1i11111111:, News; Weather, WNBX Town Crier, WIP Chandu, the Magician, WHAM Don Pedro, violinist, WGN Orchestra,Trioettes, KDKA 8 P.M. EST 7 CT 7.30A.M. EST; 6.30 CT 11.30 A:M. EST; 10.3p CT Jack Armstrong, WLW One Man's Family, WEAF WGY WTAM' Pollock and Lawnhurst, WEAF Betty Moore, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW Wilderness Road, WABC KYW WLW WSM, 30 m. Gospel Songs; News, KYW, 30 as, Army Band, WJZ KDKA WSM WSYR, Entertainers, WCAU Cavalcade of America,WABC WCAU Jolly Bill and Jane, WJZ 3o m.; WHAM, 11.45-11-55 Jimmy Allen, WBBM WFBL WHAS WBBM WJSV WFBL, 3o in. Fantastic Facts, WHAM, 30 mi Home Bureau, WHAM Terry and Ted, WJSV GabrielHeatter,commentator, WOR Rise and Shine; News, WLW, 30 m. Singing Neighbor, WLW Omar the Mystic, WOR One Man's Opinion, WIP Music; Spring Driving, WFIL, 30 m. Anice Ives, WFIL, 30 m. Broadway Showshop, WAAT News ;Sports ;Orchestra, WGN, 30 m. The Time Keeper, WSYR, 30 m. Just Plain Bill, WABC WCAU Armchair Melodies, WGN Fred Waring's Orchestra, WNBX, 1h. Organ Reveille,' WABC, 30 m. Songs ;Dr. Forkell, WNBX, 45 M. Wake Up and Smile, WCAU, 30 in. Dance Rhythms, WFBL 8.15 P.M. EST; 7.15 CT Ma Perkins, WOR 5.30 P.M. EST; 4.30 CT Jimmy Mattern, sketch, WOR "Life Begins"; Meditation, WFBL, 30 in. Ensemble, Tuberculosis League, WAAT Vincent Sorey's Orchestra, .WOR. 30 in. Negro Spirituals, WIP, 30 m. Tom Mix, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW Five Star Final, WIP ValFrank,breakfastreporter. WAAT Movie Personalities, WGN ROSA PONSELLE, soprano of theSinging Lady, WJZ WHAM KDKA WLW8.30 P.M. EST; 7.30 CT 7.45 A.M. EST; 6.45 CT News ;Orchestras, WNBX, 1h. Metropolitan WFIL WSYR WGN WayneKing'sOrchestra,WEAF WGY Opera, replacesJackArmstrong; WABC WCAU WBBM Sunbeams, WEAF 11.45 A.M. EST; 10.45 CT LILY PONS as star of the program WJSV WFBL WTAM KYW, 3o m. Xylophonist; News, WJZ Pete Mack's Moosikers, WEAF WGY Rae Ball, violinist, WPG Frank Simon's Band, WJZ WHAM KDKA Devotions, WESG, 7.5o broadcast over the CBS-JVABC WLW WFIL WSYR, 30 m. Gypsy Strings, KYW, 30 m. Musicale, WAAT, 30 m.; WI? andAllen, WABC WCAU WPG. Town Crier, WAAT Market News, Weather, WHAM, x1.55 Curley Johnson's Orchestra, WESG, 30 in.Burns High Road to Health, WGN Broadway Cinderella, WLW WGN network Wednesdays from 9 toJimmy Allen's' Adventures, WOR WHAS WBBM WJSV WFBL, 30 m. Early Riser's Club, WNBX, 1h. Cosmopolitans, WOR, 30 m. Rich Man's Darling, WABC WCAU 9.3o P. M. 5.45 P.M. EST; 4.45 CT Orchestra; Detective Stories, WIP,' 30 M. a A.M. EST; 7 CT Women's Newspaper of the Air, WFBL. Martin's, -Weeks' Orchestras, WGN, 30 m. Spareribs, WEAF WTAM KYW WLW Gabriel Heatter, "Tour of Fulton Fish Mar- Top Hatters, WEAF WSM Morning Devotions, WJZ WHAM KDKA ket," WOR, 30 rn. Readings, WABC WCAU' WPG WFBLGrace and Scotty, songs, WGY 9 P.M. EST; 8 CT Robinson Crusoe, Jr., KYW "Town Hall," Fred Allen, WEAF WGY, WFIL WSYR WAAT, 3o m. Orth Bell, WAAT WESG Little Orphan Annie, WJZ WHAM KDKA Male Quartet, WABC; WFBL, 8.05 12 NOON EST; 11 A.M. CT News; Organist; Orchestra, WBBM, 30 in. WLW WEIL WSYR WGN WTAM KYW WLW WSM, 1h. Organ; Melody Parade, WCAU, 3o in. Gould and Shefter,pianists, WEAF The Psychologist Says, WOR TheGoldbergs, WABC WCAU WHASCorn Cob Pipe Club, Pat Binford, M. C.. News, WFBL WOR Music; News, WGY Harry Glaser, pianist, WAAT WBBM WJSV WFBL WJZ WHAM KDKA WFIL WSYR, 3o in, Morning Varieties, WESG, 45 m.; WIP Simpson Boys, WJZ WFIL Carolyn Ann Cross, WIP Dick Tracy. WOR Rosa Ponselle, Mi Chiamano Mimi; Go to. Timely Tunes, WGN Ensemble; June Baker, WGN, 30 as. Sleep My Dusky Baby ;Ouvre ton Coeur, Interview With Norman Thomas, WHAM Colonel Bill, WIP Andre Kostelanetz' Orchestra,WABC 8.15 A.M. EST; 7.15 GT News, KDKA WIP WESG 2.15 P.M. EST; 1.15 CT 6 P.M. EST; 5 CT WCAU WPG WHIRS WBBM WJSV. Pat Barnes, Larry Larson, .WLW Flying Time; WEAF WFBL, 30 m. News, WEAF, 5 m.; WIP News ;Lenten Service, WSYR, 1h. Household Chit, ..WGY Good Morning Melodies, WTAM KYWVoice of Experience, WABC WCAU WHASSchool of theAir, WHAM News, WGY WHAM KDKA Male Clicirus; A. F. Kelley, WOR, 3o in. WSM; WEAF, 8.20-8.25 WBBM WJSV WFBL Shakespeare Program, WLW, 30 m. Mac Parker ; Top Hatters; Woman Reporter,Theatre of the Air; -Quartet, WIP, 30 m. Organ, WJZ WHAM WSYR, 30 in. Mickey and Margie, WAAT Happy Hollow, WABC WPG WFBL WESG KYW, 30 m. Orchestras, WGN, 30 in. News; Musical Clock, KDKA, 45 m. Organ Melodies, WGN Musical Tidbits; Tell Sisters, WCAU News; Aniinal.News Club, WJZ News; Smilin' Twins, WNBX, 30 in. Oklahoma Cowboys, WLW Women's Hour, WOR, 45 m. The Johnsons, WLW 9.30 P.M. EST; 8.30 CT Jolly Man, WFIL 12.15 P.M. EST; 11.15 A.M. CT Melodies, WAAT Sports; Melody Man, WFIL, 30itk. Warden Lawes of 'Sing Sing, WJZ WHI.M alk; Melody Moments, WOR Honeyboy, Sassafras, WEAF WTAM KYW June Collins, pianist, WIP Terry and Ted, WSYR KDKA WEIL WSYR, 30 m. Come Out of the Kitchen, WGN Yodeling Cowboys, WGY 2.30 P.M. EST; 1.30 CT Buck Rogers, WABC WCAU WHAS WBBMRay Noble's Music, WABC WCAU WPG 8.30 A.M. EST; 7.30 CT Sophisticates. News. WJZ WJSV WFBL WHAS WBBM WJSV WFBL, 3o in News, WHAM WFIL Rosa Lee, soprano, WEAF Fred Waring's Music, WESG, 30 m. "Sinfonietta," WOR, 3p m. Cheerio, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW WLWGrab Bag, KDKA Piano Pals; Health Hunters, WGY, 30 m.Uncle Don, WOR. 30 m. Karlin's Music, WIP, 30 in. WSM, 30 m. Tom, Dick and Harry, WLW WGN The Gauchos, KYW Reading the Funnies ;Music, WIP, 30 m."Mardi Gras," WGN, 30 an. Room Finder; Music, WEIL, 30 m. Musical Reveries,Stuart Churchill, WAKParent-Teacher Congress, WJZ WEIL, 30 m.Ensemble; Dinner Music, WGN, 30 m. Dance Revue, WNBX Bob and Rennie,. WABC WPG WFBL WCAU WHAS WBBM WJSV WFBL Echoes of Stage and Screen, -WHAM Reflectionsof Romance. WNBX News; Words and Music. WCAU, 30 in.LentenService, WESG Home Forum, KDKA, 30 m. 10 P.M. EST; 9 CT Martha Manning; Trio, WOR, 30 in. The Hit Makers, WOR Schoolofthe Air, WABC WCAU WPG6.15 P.M. EST; 5.15 CT Hit Parade WEAF WGY WTAM KYW, Sons of the Pioneers, WAAT. 30 in. On the Mall, WAAT WHAS WBBM WJSV WFBL WESG, 3om.News, WEAF; 5m. WLW, 1h. Book Review, WIP Kay Allan, songs, WIP At- Thirty, WAAT, 45 m. Gordon's Music, WTAM; WEAF, 6.20 John Charles Thomas, WJZ WHAM KDKA! Good Morning, WGN, 30 m. Dance Orchestra, WIP, 3o m. Magnolia and Sunflower, WGY WFII, WSYR, 30 m. 12.30 P.M. EST; 11.30 A.M. CT Mary Small, songs, WJZ WHAM "GangBusters,"WABC WCAU WHAS 8.45 A.M. EST; 7.45 CT Merry Madcaps. WEAF Good Health and Training, WGN WBBM WJSV WFBL, 3o rn. Landt Trio and -White, WJZ WHAM WSYRNews, WOR WNBX General Health Council, KDKA Chapel Singers, WABC WPG WFBL 2.45 P.M. EST; 1.45 CT Jimmy Mattern, sketch, WLW Husbands and Wives, WOR, 30-m. News ; Farm Flashes, KYW Don Pedro's Music, WEAF WTAM KYWThose O'Malleys, WSYR Andy Otto; Temple Debate, WIP, 45 m. Harry Springer, WESG Farm, Home Hour, WJZ WHAM KDKA Osbornes, Kavelin's Orchestra, WGN, 30 m. Lost and Found ;Music, WIP Ma Perkins, WHAM Bobby Benson, WABC WCAU WFBL WSM WFIL, 1 h.;WLW, 12,40;Art Appreciation, WLW Junior Nurse Corps, drama, WBBM Matinee Melodies; News, WNBX, 30 m. WSYR, 1 Arch McDonald, WJSV 10.30P.M. EST; 9.30 CT Livestocks ; Weather WLW 10 m. Bible Stories, WGN Young Democratic Club Dinner from 'Nevi 9 A.M. EST; 8 CT "MaryMarlin," WABC WCAU WHAS3 P.M. EST; 2 CT - 6.30 P.M. EST; 5.30 CT York, WJZ WSYR, 30 m. Old Doctor Jim, WEAF KYW Inter -Club Spelling Bee, WHAM, 30 rn. Hymns, WGY WLW WOK WGN WBBM WJSV WFBL Forever Young, WEAF WGY WTAM KYWNews ; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, "Wom- Breakfast Clrib, WJZ WSM WSYR, 1 h.;News. KYW WOR WNBX * RochesterCivicOrchestra, WJZ WHAM an's Responsibility for Making DeMocracyAir Wave Theatre, KDKA, ao m. Cornell Agricultural Hour, WESG, 1h. WFIL, 1 h.; WSM WSYR, 45 m. Effective," WEAF Musical V arieties; News, WEIL, 1 h. KDKA, 3o m. Broadwayites, WAAT MarchofTime, WABC WCAU WHAS Tower Clock Program, WHAM Stroller's Matinee, KDKA, 3o m. News; Brevities, WGY Make Believe Ballroom, WIP. 30 m. Molly of the Movies, WLW WOR WGNJimmy Mattern, KYW WBBM WJSV WFBL Polly and Jean, WFIL Markets; Midday Service, WGN, 30 m, News; King's Guards, WJZ Weems', Martin's, Weeks' Orchestras DearColumbia,WABC WCAU WHAS AfternoonRecess, WABC WCAU WPG 12.45 P.M. EST; 11.45 A.M. CT WHAS WBBM WJSV WESG, 30 m. Terry and Ted, WHAM WOR WGN, 1 h.; WOR, 30 in. WESG, 3o m. Ma Perkins, WFBL Dinner Music, KDKA 10.45 P.M. EST; 9.45 CT Music Masters, WAAT Jules Lande's Ensemble, WEAF KYW Old Fashioned Girl, WLW Phelps Phelps, commentator, WIP "Five Star Jones," WABC WHAS WBBMNews ;Hawaiian Islanders, WIP Drama of the Skies, WABC WBBM WJSV News; Farm Talk, WCAU Sports .Observer;;Social Events, WSYR WFBL 9.15 A.M. EST; 8.15 CT Agricultural Program, WFBL 3.15 P.M. EST; 2.15 CT Gossip; Tango Orchestra, WEIL, 30 m. Meistersinger; Alan Scott, WCAU, 3o m. News; VanishedVoices, WABC WJSVNews, WIP Streamliners, WEAF, 45in.; KYW 30 m.Organ Recital, WOR Ma Perkins, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW Music, WGY WNBX, 3o m.; WIP News, WAAT WLW WFBL, 30 m.; WCAU. 6.35 11 P.M. EST; 10 CT The In -Laws, WHAM Weather; Melody Time, WNBX Homemakers Forum, WOR Musical Program, WBBM, 30 m. Duchin'sMusic, WEAF, 30 m. ;KYW, 11.15 Betty Moore, WLW Betty Barthell, Melodeers, WAAT News ;Music, WESG News; Johnson's Orchestra, WGY, 30 m. 1 P.M. EST; 12 NOON CT You and Your Radio, WIP Sports; Bonnelly's Orchestra, WIP, 3o in. News, KYW WLW WJZ, 5 m. Modern Living, WOR News ;Markets ;Weather, WEAF Judy and Her Jesters, WGN Sports; Amateurs, WGN, 3b m. Just John Smith, WAAT Busse's Music, WSYR, 30 m.; WJZ WEIL, We Are Four, WGN Carson Robison's Buckaroos, WGY 3.30 P.M. EST; 2.30 CT Musical Program, WNBX, 3o m. 11.05; WHAM, 11.15 Rhythm Parade, WTAM. 30in.; WEAF Michael Covert's Orchestra, WHAM 9.30 A.M. EST; 8.30 CT WGY, 1.15 Vic and Sade, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW6.45 P.M. EST; 5.45 CT WLW News; Sports, KDKA Morning Parade ;Style Talk KDKA, 30 m. Shrine Club Luncheon, KYW, 30 in. Billy and Betty, WEAF Amos 'n' Andy, WSM FrankDailey'sMusic,WABC, 30m, ;Back Stage Wife, KDKA LowwesllyRThomas, WTAM WJZ KDKA WLW Way Down East, WLW WCAU WPG, 1.15 ; WFBL National Student Federation, WABC WPG Five Minutes of Illtrihony WFIL, 3 m. Hildegarde Fillmore, Beauty, WABC WCAU Orchestra, WABC, 30 Beauty Talk, WCAU WBBM WJSV WFBL WESG Jimmie Mattern, WGY Abe Lyman's WHAS WFBL WESG WPG, 11.05WCAU, 11.15 Morning Club WAAT, 30 m. Man on the Street, WBBM News; Income Tax Talk, WCAU Hollywood Harmonies, KYW Myrt and 'Marge, WHAS Talk; V. H. Lindlahr, WIP, 30 in. Music; News, WJSV, 1h. Allie Lowe Miles Club, WOR, 30 in. News, WHAM WOR News ;Twin Winners, WBBM, 30 M. Museum Talk, WOR Echoes of Poland, WAAT. 30 in.. Jimmy Allen's Adventures, WESG Morning Serenade, WGN Xavier Cugat's Orchestra, WAAT Two Seats on the Aisle, WIP, 3o m. Moon Dial, WJSV, 3o M. 9.45 A.M.- EST; 8.45 CT Music, WIP, 30 m.; WGN Serenade, WGN, 30 m. 7 P.M. EST; 6 CT Sports; News; Orchestra, WFBL, 3o m. Market Basket, WGY 3.45 P.M. EST; 2.45 CT Amos 'n' Ancly, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW'Weather; News; Orchestra, WOR, 3o m. 1.15 P.M. EST; 12.15 GT Orchestra, WHAM WLW Dance Orchestras, WIP, 2 h. Back Stage Wife, WLW WOR WGN Gossip Club, WBBM O'Neills, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW WLWEasyAces, WJZ WHAM KDKA WFIL11.15 P.M. EST; 10.15 CT Songs; News, WABC WPC; WHAS WFBLChristian Science, WFBL Onondaga Health Association, WSYR WSYR Music; Road Information KDKA WESG KYW WCAU Way Down East, WOR Gogo de Lys, songs. WABC WCAU WPGMyrt and Marge, WABC WCAU WBBMRussian Art Ensemble, WLW Daily Story, WNBX Christian Science, WFBL WHAS WFBL WESG; WJSV, 10 m. WJSV WFBL Margaretta Steffner, songs, WAAT Skeets and Frankie, WBB/st Bill Corum, sports, WOR 11.30. P.M. EST; 10.30 CT 10 A.M. EST; 9 CT News, WJSV, 3.55 Goodman'sMusic, WGY KYW WEAF, Romance of- Helen Trent, WGN Unclp WIP, WIP Neves,5 m. News ;Hippy Jack, songs, WEAF KYW 1.30 P.M. EST; 12.30 CT 4 P.M. EST; 3 GT Mustal Moments, WGN Light's Music, WJZ WHAM KDKA WSM News; Marc Williams, WGY Green Mountain Nighthawks, WNBX, 30m. News: Vaughn de Leath, WJZ KDKA WSMBeecher's Music, WEAF WTAM KYW, 30Woman's Radio Review, WEAF WTAM Tompkins', Weeks', Kemp's Music, WLW, WFIL m.; WGY, 1.35-1.45 KYW, 30 m. 7.15 P.M. EST; 6.15 CT 1 h. Bob Pierce and Co., WHAM, 30 m. Women's Legislative Forum, WGY Betty and Bob. WGY WJZ WHAM KDKAUncle Ezra, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW BobCrosby'sOrchestra, WABC WCAU News; Behind the Headlines, WSYR Larry Cotton,tenor, WJZ WSYR WLW WSYR CaptainTim'sAdventureStories,WJZ WPG WJSV WFBL, 30 m. Home Program, WABC WCAU WHASSchool of the Air, WHAM, 30 m. Health Talk ;Music; "Nature," WFIL WHAM KDKA WEIL WSYR Bernie Cummins' Orchestra, WBBM, 3o m. WFBL; WIP, 30 m.; WOR, 1 h. Mac and Blaine KDKA "The RepublicIsIn Danger -America Pre-"Lilac Time," WLW WOR WGN De Marco's Orchestra, WOR., 30 m. Sons of Pioneers, WESG The Worry Clinic, WLW pare," WABC WPG WJSV WFBL WESGParis Night Life, WABC WCAU WHASKavelin's, Kings Music, WGN, 1h. Rhythm Revue, WAAT Talk; Musical Variety, WEIL, ito Pappy, Ezra, Elton, Zeb, WCAU, 30 M. WBBM WJSV WFBL 11.45 P.M. EST; 10.45 CT FriendlyNeighbor'sHouseParty, WGNPete Woolery's Music, WABC WPG WFBLHarvest Hands, WBBM The Dandies, WIP Organ, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW CaMera Club; Town Crier, WNBX Women's Club, WCAU. 30 M. Hollywood Room Recipes, WOR 7.30 P.M. EST; 6.30 CT Piano; Organ, WBBM, 30 m, Orchestra, Buddy Sager. WAAT 12 MIDNIGHT EST; 11 P.M. CT 10.15 A.M. EST; 9.15 CT Len Salvo,organist, WGN Edwin C. Hill, WEAF Henderson's Music,WEAF WGY KYVV, Suburban Special, WESG. 30 m. Current Events ;Music, WGY, 30 m. 3o m. Home Sweet Home, WEAF WGY WTAMTalks; Woman Reporter, WOR Vermont Maids; Concert, WNBX, 45M. Musical Moments, KYW WHAM Violin ;Joe Rines' Orchestra, WJZ KDKA KYW WLW Earl Denny's Orchestra, WIP, 3o m. 4.15 P.M. EST; 3.15 CT Lum 'n' Abner, WJZ WLW WSYR WSM WSYR, 30 m.; WHAM, 8 m. EdwardMacHugh.. hymns, WJZ KDKAMusic, WAAT WGN Ranch Boys, WJZ WFIL WSYR Lois Miller and Rosey Rowswell, KDKA Olsen's Music, WABC WPG WBBM WFBL. WS'M WEIL 1.45 P.M. EST; 12.45 CT Karen Fladoes, KDKA Tell Sisters, WEIL 3o rn. ; WCAU, 12.05; WJSV, 12.15 Women's Clubs, WSYR Bridge Forum, WGY -Monitor News, WSYR Kate Smith, Jack Miller's Orchestra, WABCPowers Gouraud WCAU, 5 m. Bill and Ginger, WABC WHAS WFBL Dot and Will, WJZ KDKA WSM Brodsky and Triggs, pianists, WABC WHAS WCAU WHAS WBBM WJSV WFBL Neivs, WJSV Rae Eleanor Ball, violinist, WCAU Dance Orchestra, WLW WOR WAAT WJSV WFBL WESG The Lone Ranger, WOR WGN, 30 m. Hal Kemp's Orchestra, WOR, 30 m. Household Forum, WESG Old Curiosity Shop, WSYR Melodiers; Novelty Boys, WBBM, 3o m. Orchestra; News' With a Kick, WIP 12.30 A.M. EST; 11.30 P.M. CT StuartBarrie,organist. WAAT Dorsey and Dailey, WABC WPG; WFBL.Jack Arthur, baritone, WOR News; Evening Concert, WNBX, 30 m. "Lights Out" drama, WEAF WGY WTAM Nothing But the Truth, WGN 1.50 Town Hall Matinee, WAAT, 45 m. KYW WSM, 3o m. Musical Varieties, WNBX, 30 tn. Life of Mary Sothern, WGN 7.45 P.M. EST; 6.45 CT News WFBL, 5 m. Our American Schools, WEAF Newman's Music, WJZ KDKA, 30in. 10.30 A.M. EST; 9.30 CT Marriage License Bureau, WGN 4.30 P.M. EST; 3.30 CT Radio Stars Revue, KYW Moon River, WLW, 30 m. The Mystery Chef, WEAF WGY KYW 2 P.M. EST; 1 CT Girl Alone, WEAF KYW Dream Singer, Ralph Kirbery, WJZ George .Duffv's Orchestra, WSYR, 30 m. Today'sChildren, WJZ WHAM KDKAMusic Guild, WEAF WTAM KYW WSM,Stock Markets; Music, WGY, 3o m. The Forty Niners, WHAM MiltonKellem'sOrchestra, WABC WCAU, WFIL WSYR 30 m. U.S.Navy Band, WJZ KDKA WSMDan and Sylvia, KDKA WBBM WJSV WFBL, 3o m. String Music, WLW Helene Mae, soprano\ WGY WSYR, 3o m.; WHAM WEIL, 4.45 Hot Dates in History, WLW Hylton's Orchestra WOR WGN, 30 m. Along theVolea, WABC WCAU WHASWords and Music, WJZ KDKA, 30 an.;Backstage Wife, WHAM Petticoat on the Air, WFIL 1 A.M. EST; 12 MIDNIGHT CT WFBL WESG WHAM Forever Young, WLW Pat and Don, WSYR News; Missing Persons, WCAU Musical Sun Dial, WAAT Nature Stories, WT.W Pickard Family, WCAU, 30 m. Boake Carter, WABC WCAU WHAS WBBMNocturne; Weather, WBBM, 30 m. Zeke Manners' Gang, WIP, 30 m. News; Markers, WFIL, 2.10-2.30 "Impressions," WOR WJSV WFBL Will Osborne's Orchestra, WLW WGN Bachelor's Children, WGN Cooking School, WSYR, 1h. Rhythm Rambles,-=WGN Sandy Guyer, WIP Johnny Johnsons Orchestra, WOR, 30 m, Saturday, March 14, 1936 THE MICROPHONE Page Eleven IIIIIillilllllllllllllllllllll Station WHAM "The Stromberg-Carlson Station" -1150 Kc. Complete Programs For The Week Ending March 20th

SATURDAY, March 14 <'s11.15 -First Impressions - Second '?'. 5.45 -Orphan Annie Thoughts 6.00 -Kendall. Sportcast A.M. 11.30-U. S. Navy Band 6.15=Those O'Malleys 11111111111111111 11.55 -Market News and Weather GENERAL MILLS 6.30-Terry and Ted 7.30 -Fantastic Facts 12.00 -Twelve O'Clock Melodies 6.45 -Doyle Newspaper of the Air 7.00 -Easy Aces 8.00 -Kindly Thoughts Program P.M. 8.15 -Walter Cassel, baritone ,,,,. presents 7.30 -New York State Troopers 8.45 -Don and Tom 12.15 -Doyle Newspaper of the Air Drama 9.00 -Sibley Tower Clock Program12.30 -Farm and Home Hour 8.00 -PittsburghSymphony Or- 9.15 -Breakfast Club 1.30 -Rochester School of the Air chestra 10.00 -Radiograms 2.00-Hessberger's Bavarians 8.30 -Chevrolet Musical Moments 10.95 -The Wife Saver 2.15 -Rochester School of the Air = 8.45 -Irene Gedney, concert pian- 10.15 -Gospel Singer "THE IN-LAWS" ist 2.30 -Music Guild - 10.30 -Marie De Ville, songs 2.45 -Ma Perkins 9.00 -Death Valley Days 10.45 -Originalities -.. 9.30 -Town Meeting 3.00 -Ray Heatherton, baritone Eq.- 11.00 -Honeymooners - AFAVORITE 10.30 -Russ Morgan's Music 3.15 -WHAM Studio Party -----. 11.15 -Wendell Hall, songs - 11.00 -Arthur Ravel's Orchestra 3.45 -King's Jesters --..- 11.30 -CharlesDornberger'sOr- 11.30 -Whitney Ensemble 4.00 -Betty and Bob FOR FOUR ITARS = 11.55 -Market Report, Weather 4.15 -Charm .. thestra 12.00 -Four-H Club Program ...5_ 12.00-Shandor, violinist 4.30 -Backstage Wife =--11-.--_ ON THE P.M. 5.00 -Ross Graham, baritone . .;-_--- FRIDAY, March 20 111111111,111111 5.15-Chandu, the Magician 12.15 -Doyle Newspaper of the Air5.30 -Singing Lady WEST COAST A.M. 12.30 -Farm and Home Hour 5.45 -Orphan Annie 111111111111111111 1.30 -Radio Gang 6.00 -Kendall Sportcast -- 7.30 -Fantastic Facts 1.55 -Metropolitan Opera Broad-6.15-U. S. Army Band g .-..-- 8.00 -Kindly Thoughts cast 6.30 -Terry and Ted E.----_ 8.15 -Betty Gould, organist 4.30 -String Quartet 6.45 -Doyle Newspaper of the Air 3 WHAM 8.45 -School Current Events 5.00 -Musical Adventures 7.00 -Irene Gedney, pianist Eq. 9.00 -Sibley Tower Clock 5.15 -Adventures of Jimmie Allen 7.15 -CaptainTim's. Adventure P-_. 9.15 -The In -Laws 5.30 -Treasure Trails Stories --..T. -= Monday through Friday 9.30 -Mrs. Thrifty Buyer 5.45 -Albert Payson Terhune Dog7.30 -Chevrolet Musical Moments 9.45 -Breakfast Club Stories 7.45-Forty-Niners 10.00 -Bob Pierce and Company 6.00 -,Kendall Sportcast 8.00 -Fibber- McGee and Molly 10.30 -Today's Children 6.15 -Those O'Malleys 8.30 -Evening in Paris 10.45 -David Harum 6.30 -Program Summary,Police9.00 -Sinclair Minstrels 9:15 A.M. 11.00 -Music Appreciation Hour.. Bulletin 9.30-A Tale of Today 11.58 -Weather Report 6.35 -Musical Program 10.30 -United Synagogues of Am- g 12.00 -Tom Grierson, organist 6.45 -Doyle Newspaper of the Air erica Banquet [Following the Tower Clock Program] 7.00 -Hank and Herb 11.00 -Henry Lishon's Orchestra -g = P.M. 7.30 -Message of Israel 11.15Michael Covert's Orchestra 8.00 -West Point Anniversary 11.30 -Glen Gray's Orchestra 12.15 -Doyle Newspaper of the Air WEDNESDAY, March 18 THURSDAY, March 19 12.30 -Farm and Home Hour 9.15 -Armchair Quartet 12.00-Shandor, j violinist ImItultitntimmimpunni11111111itotimulmill.11111111111111.11..11111111111111i 9.30-WLS Barn Dance 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111,111111111i 1.30 -Rochester School of the Air 10.30 -Vic Sweet's Orchestra TUESDAY, March 17 A.M. A.M. 1.45 -New Tunes for Old 11.00 -Russ Morgan's Orchestra 1111111111111111111111111111111iiiii1111111ti1111111111,1111111i.111ii1:.'1111111 11111111101111 2.00 -Words and Music 7.30 -Fantastic Fa.cts 2.15 -Rochester School of the Air 11.30 -Glen Gray's Orchestra A.M. 7.30-Fantas ti c Facts 12.00 -Art Ravel's Orchestra 8.00 -Kindly Thoughts 2.30 -Clark Dennis, baritone 8.00 -Kindly Thoughts 8.15 -William Meeder, organist 2.45 -Ma Perkins SUNDAY, March 15 7.30 -Fantastic Facts 8.15 -Betty Gould, organist 8.45-Landt Trio and White 3.00-U. S. Marine Band 8.00 -Kindly Thoughts 8.45-Landt Trio and White 9.00 -Sibley Tower Clock Pro-3,30 -The Voice of The MICRO- 8.15 -William Meeder, organ gram A.M. 8.45-Landt Trio and White 9.00 -Sibley Tower Clock Pro- PHONE 9.00 -Sibley Tower Clock Pro- gram 9.15 -The In -Laws 3.45 -Memorial Art Gallery Talk 9.00 -Coast to Coast on a Bus -9.15-The In -Laws 9.30 -Mrs. Thrifty Buyer - 4.00 -,-Betty and Bob gram 9.30 -Mrs. Thrifty Buyer 9.45 -The Mystery Chef 10.30 --String Quartet 9.15 -The In -Laws 4.15 -Charm 11.00 -Brick Presbyterian Church 9.45-Smith-Siverson Orchestra 10.00 -Bob Pierce and Company 4.30 -Backstage Wife 9.30 -Mrs. Thrifty Buyer 10.30 -Today's Children -Service 9.45 -The Mystery Chef 10.00 -Bob Pierce and Company 4.45 -Bob Hemings, pianist 10.30 -Today's Children 10.45 -"David Harum" 5.00 -Heidelberg Bavarians 10.00 -Bob Pierce and Company 11.00 -Honeymooners 1111111111111111P 5.15-Chandu, the Magician 10.30 -Today's Children 10.45 -"David Harum" 12.15 -Rochester Catholic Hour 11.15 -Wendell Hall 5.30 -Singing Lady 10.45 -"David Harum" 11.00 -Tom Grierson, organist 11.30-U. S. Navy Band 12.30 -Italian Intermezzo 11.00-U. S. Marine Band 11.15_,_ -Homespun 5.45 -Little Orphan Annie 11.55 -Market Report 6.00 -Kendall Sportcast 1.00 -Radio City Music Hall 11.55 -Market Report 11.30 -Home Bureau Program 12.00 -Tower Trio 1.30 -National Youth Conference12.00 -Tower Trio 11.45-U. S. Army Band 6.15 -Mary Small, songs 6.30 -Terry and -Ted 2.00 -The Magic Key of RCA 11.55 -Market News, Weather P.M. 3.00 -Your English P.M. 6.45 -Doyle Newspaper of the Air nrultm,11,11 12.09 -Twelve O'Clock Melodies 3.15 -Rhumba Orchestra 12.15 -Doyle Newspaper of the Air7.00 -Dudley Brothers 3.45-Kornienko Oriental Orches-12.15 -Doyle Newspaper of the Air 12.30 -Farm and Home Hour 7.15 -CaptainTim'sAdventure 12.30 -Farm and Home Hour P.M. - tra 1.30 -Rochester School of the Air Stories 4.00 -Down Melody Lane 1.30 -Rochester School of the Air 1.45 -Let's Sing 7.30 -Chevrolet Musical Moments 1.45 -RochesterCivicOrchestra 4.30 -Design for Listening 12.15 -Doyle Newspaper of the Air2.00 -Words and Music _ 7.45 -The Forty-Niners' 5.00 -Roses and Drums School Concerts 12.30 -Farm and Home Hour 2.15 -Rochester School of the Air8.00 -Irene Rich 5.30 -Lamp Lightin' Time 2.45 -Ma Perkins 1.30 -Rochester School of the Air2.30-P. T. A. -Youth Today 8.15 -WendellHall,theRed- 3.00 -Nellie Revell 5.45 -Gabriel Heatter, Week -End 2.00-Words_and Music 2.45 -Ma Perkins - Headed Music Maker Review 3.15-Meetin' House 2.151Rochester School of the Air3.00 -Music Guild 8.30 -Kellogg College Prom 3.45 -Cadets Quartet 3.15 -Eastman School Symphony9.00 -Al Pearce and His Gang 6.00 -Tea Time Melodie's 4.00 -Betty and Bob 2.30 -The MICROPHONE Mid- 6.15 -County Medical Talk week Matinee Orchestra 9.30 -Fred Waring and his Penn - 4.15 -Gene Arnoldand Ranch 4.00 -Betty and Bob sylvanians 6.30 -Grand Hotel Boys 2.45 -Ma Perkins 7.00 -Jack Benny 3.00 -Rochester Civic Orchestra 4.15 -Gene ArnoldandRanch 110.00 -Radio's Sourt of Appeal 7.30 -Believe -it -Or -Not Ripley 4.30 -Backstage Wife Boys 10.15 -Marvels of Eyesight 4.45 -Irish Blackbirds' Orchestra 4.00 -Betty and Bob 10.30 -Harold Nagel's Orchestra 8.00 -The Melody Lingers On 4.15 -Charm 4.30 -Backstage Wife 9.00 -Life Is a Song 5.00-Syl Novelli, pianist 4.45 -Dance Rhythms 11.00 -Henry Lishon's Orchestra 9.30-Jergens-Walter Winchell 5.15 -Adventures of Jimmie Allen4.30 -Backstage Wife 5.00 -Boy Scout Program 11.15 -Michael Covert's Orchestra 9.45 -Paul Whiteman's Musical5.30 -Singing Lady 4.45-U. S. Navy Band 5.15 -Adventures of Jimmie Allen11.30 -Emil Coleman's Orchestra Varieties 5.45 -Orphan Annie 5.00 -Uncle Bob's Pet Club 5.30 -Singing Lady 12.00-Shandor, violinist 10.30 -SundayEveningatSeth6.00 -Kendall Sportcast 5.15-Chandu, the Magician Parker's 6.15 -Those O'Malleys 5.30 -Singing Lady 11.00 -Dandies of Yesterday 6.30 -Terry and Ted 5.45 -Orphan Annie 11.10 -Musical Program 6.45 -Doyle Newspaper of the Air6.00 -Kendall News Reporter 11.15-Shandor, Violinist 7.00 -Easy Aces 6.15 -Mary Small, songs 11.30 -El Chico Spanish Revue 7.15=Harry Richman's Orchestra 7.30 -Rice Hope Plantation Spir-6.30 -Terry and Ted MONDAY, March 16 ituals 6.45 -Doyle Newspaper of the Air A.M.11111,1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111,1111.1,1111111111111111111.1 7.45 -Chevrolet Musical Moments7.00 -Easy Aces 8.00 -Eno Crime Clues 7.15 -CaptainTim'sAdventure 11111111111111111 8.30 -Edgar Guest in Welcome Stories 7.30 -Fantastic Facts Valley 7.30 -Chevrolet Musical Moments 8.00 -Kindly Thoughts Program 9.00 -Ben Bernie and All the Lads7.45 -The Forty-Niners 8.15 -Betty Gould, organist 9.30 -Helen. Hayes - "The New8.30 -Armco Band Concert 8.45-Landt Trio and White Penny" 9.00 -Corncob Pipe Club 9.00 -Sibley Tower Clock Program10.00 -Radio's .Court of Appeal 9.30-20,000 Years in Sing Sing 9.15 -The In -Laws 10.15 -Rochester - London Hockey 9.30 -Mrs. Thrifty Buyer Game 10.00 -John Charles Thomas 9.45-Smith-Siverson Orchestra 10.45 -Music America Sings 10.30 -Inter -Club Spelling Bee 10.00 -Bob Pierce and Company 11.00 -Henry Busse's.Orchestra 11.00 -Michael Covert's Orchestra 10.30 -Today's Children 11,,15-Elza Schallert Reviews 11.15 -Henry Busse's Orchestra 10.45 -"David Harum" 11.30 -American Legion Birthday11'30 -Enoch Light's Orchestra 11.00 -Tom Grierson, organist Party 12.00-Shandor, violinist ROCHESTER, N. Y. WHAM invites You To .Keep This Page Netsr Your Radio- Set Page Twelve THE MICROPHONE Saturday, March 14, 193$ ThursVay, March 19-JosephBentonelli On NBC-WJZ At 8 P.M.

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Pittsburgh Symphony Orches- Ida Allen, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW Jeanne and Jimmie, WAAT Jack Berth, songs, WJZ WFIL Lawrence Saderno, baritone, WGN Fl England GSD 11.75 4.45 P.M. tra, Joseph Bentonelli, NBC- E. England Honeymooners, WHAM KDKA WSM. 3.30 P.M,. EST; 7.30 CT GSC 9.58 7.45 P.M. WJZ Painted Dreams, WLW WGN Vic, Sade, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW WLWE England GSC 9.58 10.45 P.M. AlexanderGray, -baritone, The Singing Milkman, WSYR Back Stage Wile, KDKA E France R.C. 15.24 Rhythm Boys, WABC WCAU 7.00 A.M. CBS-WABC Dance Orchestra, WSYR France R.C. 11.90 2.30 P.M. Dance Rhythms, WFBL; WESG, 45 in. Do You Remember? WABC WPG WHAS 9.00 -LannyRoss,Showboat, Dwight Butcher Trio, WAAT WFBL WESG, 3oan.; WBBM WJSV, Italy 2R0 11.81 9.00 A.M. NBC-WEAF Jon White, WNBX, 30 m. 25 M. .75. Italy 2R0 9.63 1.20 P.M. 9.30 -Senator David I. Walsh, 1'1.15 A.M. EST; 10,15 CT CarolynPrice, WCAU Italy 2110 9.63 6.00P.M. 'Studio 7," WEAF WGY KYW Echoes of Poland, WAAT; 30 in. E "The Supreme Court and the Wendell Hall, songs, WJZ WHAM KDKA Shut In Hour, WIP, 3o as, DJB 15.20 11.20 A.M. E Germany DJC ' Constitution," NBC-WJZ WSM WSYR Rhythm Rambles, WGN, 3o m. 6.02 8.15 P.M. The Lamplighter, WLW WOR WGN 3.45 P.M. EST; 2.45 CT E Spain EAQ 9.87 5.15 P.M. 111111111111n1.I It1111111111I 111t11.11111111111t111.11111111111111111111111111.' Style Talk, WFIL '7.00 A.M. on Sundays. 7 A.M. EST; 6 CT Romance of HelenTrent, WABC WCAU O'Neills,WEAF WGY WTAM KYW Doreen Rose, Rhythm Girl, WAAT WLW WSM ,,111111111111111111111111111111T11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111/11 Musical Clock, KDKA, xh.; WFIL, 3o m.Ham Dalton, Town Crier, WIP A Happy Home, KDKA Prayer and Devotions, WLW, 30 m. Bible Lesson Lights, WSYR 6.30 P.11/11. EST; 5.3A CT Morning Cheer, WIP, 1 h. 11.30 A.M. EST; .10.30 CT News, WCAU; WJSV, 3.55 News; John B. Kennedy, WEAF Good Morning, WGN, 45 m. FountainofSong, WEAF WGY WTAM Skeets and Frankie; Quartet, WBBM, 3o M.News; Variety, WGY WFIL WSYR 7.15 A,M. EST; 6.15 CT KYW, 30 m. Jimmy Mattern ; Navy Band, WJZ KDKA WSM WSYR, 4 P.M. EST; 3 CT . Music, KYW, 30 en. News; Weather, WNBX 3o m.; WHAM, 25 m. Woman's RadioReview, WEAF WTAMNews; Frank and Flo, WJZ 7.30 A.M. EST; 6,30 CT Singing Neighbor, WLW KYW WSM, 30 tn. Terry and Ted; News, WHAM WOR, 30nis Pollock and Lawnhurst, WEAF Anice Ives, WFIL, 30 m. Betty and Bob, WGY WJZ WHAM KDKADinner Music, KDKA WLW Gospel Songs, KYW Just Plain Bill, WABC WCAU WSYR News; Georgw Hall's Music, WABC WESG1 Jolly Bill and Jane, WJZ Ma Perkins, WOR Veterans of Foreign Wars, WFIL "Those O'Malley's" WCAU Fantastic Facts, WHAM, 3o m. Peg and Reg, WFBL Band, WABC WJSV WFBL Musical Program, WBBM, 3o m. Rise and Shine, WLW Ensemble; Orth Bell, WAAT, 3o M. Mabelle Jennings, WJSV Music; Spring Driving, WFIL, 3o ra. Pappy, Ezra, Elton and Zeb, WCAU, 30 M.News; Ackzertisers' Talk, WFBL Charlie Stark's Minstrels, WIP, 30 in. Elmira Reformatory, WESG Sports ; The Time Keeper, WSYR, 3o m. Movie Personalities, WGN EdFitzgerald'sCompany, WOR, 3oen.; Sandy Guyer, WIP, 3o in. Organ Reveille, WABC, 30 m. News; Orchestras, WNBX, 1h. WGN Sports Review; Ensemble, WGN, 3o m. Musical Variety, WCAU WFBL, 3o in. 11.45 A.M. EST; 10.45 CT Fabe Nicholson, Orchestra, WAAT Clarence Jackson, WNBX, 30m. Vincent Sorey's Orchestra, WOR, 30 nx. Market Reports, WHAM, 11.55 LANNY Ross is the able and en-Nick Fanrazzi, accordionist, WIP 6.45 P.M. EST; 5.45 CT Val Frank, breakfast reporter, WAAT Broadway Cinderella, WLW WGN thusiasticyoungtenoroftheAfternoon Concert, WNBX, 3o m. Billy and Betty, WEAP 7.45 A.M. EST; 6.45 CT Rich Man's Darling, WABC WCAU 4.15 P.M. EST; 3.15 GT Jimmy Mattern, WGY Sunbeams, WEAF Women's Newspaper of the Air, WFBL "Show Boat" programsbroad- Lowell Thomas, WTAM WJZ KDKA WSY11 News, KYW WLW Mello-Mandoliers, WESG Bridge Forum, WGY Old Fashioned Girl, WLW Xylophonist; News, WJZ Stephanie Dale, soprano, WOR, 3o m. cast over the NBC-WEAF net-Ranch Boys, WJZ WHAM WFIL Piano Ramblings, WEIL P.T.A. Program, KDKA nevotions, WESG, 7.50 12 NOON EST; 11 A.M. CT work Thursdays from 9 tor oLife of Mary Sothern, WLW WGN Hawaiian Band, WABC WCAUWJSV WFB1:1 Voice of The MICROPHONE, WAAT MariedeVille,soprano, WEAF WGY Sergeant Ben Silver, WESG High Road to Health, WGN WTAM KYW P.M. Women's News, WSYR. 7 P.M. EST; 6 CT, Early Risers Club, WNBX Howells and Wright, pianists, WABC WJSV Simpson Boys, WJZ WEIL WFBL WESG AmosWZW 'n' Andy, WEAR WGY WTAM KYWJ 8 A.M. EST; 7 CT Tower Trio; News, WHAM, 3o M. Mac and Blaine, KDKA Melodiers; Novelty Boys, WBBM, 3o M. Spareribs, WEAF WTAM KYW News, KDKA WIP WESG Rio Burke, songs, WLW ('Town Hall Matinee, WAAT, 45 in. Fop Aces, WJZ WHAM KDKA WEEII Morning Devotions, WJZ WHAM KDKATrue toLife, WLW Glimpses of Grand Opera, WIP, 45 m. WSYR WSM WFIL WSYR WAAT News ;Lenten Service, WSYR, 1 h. Talk; Musical Varieties, WFIL, 40 m. Myrt and Marge, .WABC WCAU WBBM Bluebirds Trio, WABC; WFBL, 8.05 Voice of Experience, WABC WCAU WHASWomen's Club, WCAU, 30 m. 4,30' P.M. EST; 3.30 CT WJSV WFBL Organ; Melody Parade, WCAU, 3o m. WBBM WJSV WFBL Accordionist; Organist, WBBM,3om. Girl Alone, WEAF KYW Travelogue; Sports, Bill Corum, WOR Mickie and Margie, WAAT Ad Club Luncheon, WOR, 30 m. Stocks; Soprano, WGY, 30 m."Lost Morning Varieties, WESG, 45 m.; WIP Uncle WIP, WIP News, WOR; WFBL, 5 m. "Lucky Girl," WGN Michael's Music. WAAT Horizons,"byJamesHilton, WJZO'Malleys; Weems' Music, WGN, 30 m. Orchestra; Ensemble, WIP, 30 m. WSM WSYR, x h. Good Morning, WGN, ah. 12.15 P.M. EST; 11.15 A.M. CT Doring Sisters; Organist, WGN, 30 m. IBack Stage Wife, WHAM The School Master Speaks, WNBX SA 5 A.M. EST; 7.15 CT Honeyboy andSassafras, _WEAF WGY Orchestra,Soloist, KDKA 7.15 P.M. EST; 6.15 CT WTAM KYW 1.45 P.M. EST; 12.45 CT "Popeye," WEAF WGY WTAM KYW"Business News, WEAF, 5 m.; WIP I Forever Young,WLW Johnstone Ensemble; News, WJZ TexasCowboys, WEAF WGY WTAM Looks At the New Tax Program" Goodi MorningMelodies, WTAM KYW KYW Lee Frank Presents, WFIL WSM; WEAF, 8.20-8.25 Grab Bag, KDKA Greetings from.Old Kentucky,WABC WJZ WHAM KDKA WFIL WSYR Organ, WJZ WHAM WSYR, 30 in. Irene Lee Taylor, WLW WGN Dot and Will, WJZ KDKA WHAS WJSV WFBL WESG, 30 m.;Bob Nolan, Orchestra, WLW News ;Musical Clock. KDKA, 45 in. News, WFIL Let's Sing, WHAM WBBM, 4.45 Jerry Cooper, WABC WJSV WFBL Oklahoma Cowboys, WLW Jerry Cooper, WABC WCAU WHAS WBBMCarson Robison's Buckaroos, WLW PickardFamily, WCAU, 30 M. Music Box, WCAU Jolly Man, WEIL Grace Vitality, WJSV Old Curiosity Shop, WSYR Strange AsItSeems, WOR Eddie House, songs, WBBM Household Hints ; Music, WOR Jack Buckland, Cavaliers, WFBL Academy of Medicine, WABC WPG Organ; "Book a Week," WGN, 3o m. Sam Taylor, "Hollywood," WOR Rhythmic Melodies, WAAT Cornell Agricultural Flour, WESG, 1 h. News, WFBL, 5 m. Magic Harmonies, WNBX, 3o m. Dandies, Orchestra, WIP Organ Recital, WOR Harold McNamara and Orchestra, WAAT Natal Pintello, WNBX 8.30 A.M. EST; 7.30 GT Board of Health, WAAT 2 P.M. EST; 1 CT 4.45 P.M. EST; 3.45 CT 7.30 P.M. EST; 6.30 CT Cheerio, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW WLWRay Steen's Ensemble, WIP Musicale, WEAF .WTAM KYW, 3o m. Tintype Tenor, WEAF Pastorale, WEAF, 3o in. WSM, 30 in. 12.30 P.M. EST; 11.30 A.M. CT Household Revue, WGY, 30 m. Newsicale; News, KYW Italian Intermezzo, WGY, 30 m. Room Finder; Music, WFIL, 3o in. Words and Music, WJZ WSYR, 3o Dance Rhythms, WHAM Harry Richman Presents, KYW Madcaps, WEAF, 30 M. ; KYW,12.45 in. Four Dynamos of Rhythm, KDKA Lum and Abner, WJZ WLW Big Freddie Miller, WABC WPG WFBL Farm. Program, WGY, 30 m: WHAM; WSM, 2.o5 Homewood School Program, WFIL WSYR News; Words and Music, WCAU, 30 m.News; Farm Flashes, KYW Concert Echoes, KDKA News; FinancialNotes. WLW State Troopers Drama, WHAM, 30 ca. Martha Manning; Trio, WOR, 30 m. Farm, Home Hour, WJZ WHAM KDKAStories, WLW Music of Old. Vienna, WOR Major Al Williams, KDKA Sons of the Pioneers, WAAT, 30 in: WSM WFIL, x h,; WLW, 12.40; WSYR. News ;Market ReportsWFIL, 2.10-2.30 Musical Moments, WEIL; WSYR WIP, 30 M4 Lost, Found; Music, WIP, 3o in. Markets ;Livestock ;Weather, WLW, 10 m.Readings, WABC WCAU WFBL WESG 5 P.M. EST; 4 CT Kate Smith, WABC WCAU WHAS WBBM 8.45 A.M. EST; 7.45 GT "Mary Marlin," WABC WCAU WHASNews; Organ, WBBM While the City Sleeps WEAF KYW WJSV WFBL Randt Trio and White, WJZ WHAM WBBM WJSV WFBL Music; Woman Reporter, WOR Music, WGY WJSV; WFIL WGN, 3o in. Music; News With A Kick, WIP Mystery Chef, WSYR News WOR WNBX Harry Glaser, songs, WAAT Boy Scout Program, WHAM The O'Malley Family, WOR Salon Musicale, WABC WPG WFBL Broadwayites, WAAT Zeke Manner's Gang, WIP, 3o m. Kiddies' Klub, KDKA Life on the Red Horse Ranch, WGN Music; News, WNBX, 30 m. Make Believe Ballroom, WIP, 30 m. Ensemble; rune Baker, WGN, 3c, m. Wise Crackers, WLW News; N. E. Legends, WNBX,' 30in., 9 A.M. EST; 8 CT - -Markets ;Midday Service, WGN, 30 m, 2.15 MM.. EST; 1.15 CT' Lewis Gannett, books, WABC WCAU 7.45 P.M.. EST; 6.45 CT Old DoctorJim, WEAF KYW WTAM12.45 P.M. EST; 11.45 A.IVI. CT School ot the Air, WHAM News ;Buddy and Ginger, WBBM Radio Stars Revue, KYW Hymns, WGY WLW WOR WGN "Five Star Jones," WABC WHAS WBBM American Family Robinson, WFBL Music Is My Hobby, WJZ Breakfast Club, WJZ WSM WSYR, 1 h.;News, WCAU WAAT State Federation Penn. Women, KDKA Rhythm Almanac, WESG, 30 m. Dan and Sylvia, KDKA KDKA, 30 m.; WFIL, 9.15 IL B. Derr, WJSV Adults Talk ItOver, WLW, 3o m. News; Omar the Mystic, WOR, 3o m. Headlight Frolics, WLW WOR WGN Tower Clock Program, WHAM Agricultural Program, WFBL Happy Hollow, WABC WBBM WFBL WESGJackie Farrell, sports. WAAT "Famous Philadelphia Women, WFIL Polly and Jean. WFIL Isabelle Guarnieri, soprano, WOR, 30 m. Music; Dorsey and Dailey, WCAU String Ensemble, WIP Boake Carter, WABC WCAU WHAS WBBM Chorus, WABC WCAU WHAS WFBL WESGWeather; Ruth and Grace. WNBX Women's Hour, WOR, 45in. Toy Band, WGN WJSV WFBL Sweet and Hot, WAAT Melodies, WAAT News; Tea Time Melodies, WNBX Gene Zemsay's OrChestra, WIP Organ ;Dance Music, WIP, 30 m. 1 P.M. EST; 12 NOON C7' 2.30 P.M. EST; 1.300 CT - News; Markets; Weather, WEAF Mid -LentCarnival, fromFlorence,Italy,5.15 P.M. EST; 4.15 CT P.M. EST / CT 9.15 A.M. EST; 8.15 CT RhythmParade, WTAM KYW, 30an.; WEAF, 2.34-3; WGY, 2.45 Harold Nagel's Music, WEAF WTAM KYWRudy Vallee, WEAF WGY WTAM KYVVI Streamliners, WEAF. 45 m.; KYW, 30 m. WGY; WEAF, 1.15 "The Meaning or Youth," WGY Jimmy Allen, WGY WHAM WBBM WLW, 1 h. Musical Program, WGY The Three Keys, WABC WCAU WPG Farm andFireside, KYW, 30 m. Melodies, KDKA WGN Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Joseph Ben4 The In -Laws, WHAM Man on the Street, WBBM Music Guild, WJZ WEIL WSYR, 45 m,;Jack Armstrong WLW tonelli, tenor, WJZ WHAM KDKA WSM aunt Mary ;Talk, WLW WEIL WSYR, 3o m. "As You Like It", WABC WCAU WHASMusic; News, WJSV, 1 h. Youth Today, WHAM Wilderness Road, WABC Chapel of the Air, WFBL - Home Forum, KDKA, 30 in. Entertainers, WCAU Alexander Gray,baritone, WABC WCAU WFBL WESG Dale Alexandre, songs, WAAT SchooloftheAir, WABC WCAU WPGTerry and Ted, WJSV WHAS WBBM WJSV WFBL, 3o in. Modern Living, WOR Penn A. C. Luncheon, WIP, 30 m. WHAS WBBM WJSV WFBL WESG, 30mJungle Jim, WFBL GabrielHeatter,commentator, WOR EnglishClass, WAAT Ensemble, WGN At Thirty, WAAT, 45 m. Inspirational Hour, WAAT One Man's Opinion, WIP We Are Four, WGN News ;Sports ;Orchestra, WGN, 30 m. Rhythm Encores, 3X(NBX, 30 m. 1'.15 P.M. EST; 12.15 CT Literary Parade, WIP Eugene Moore, baritone, WIP Musical Parade, WGY, 30 m. Good Health ;Melodies, WGN, 3o m. Children's Story, WNBX -Evening Concert, WNBX, 3o m. 9.30 A.M. ESTr0.30 CT Matinee .Memories, WABC WPG WFBL,2.45 P.M. EST; 1.45 CT 8.1.5 P.M. EST; 7.15 CT Mr. and Mrs. Wisepenny, WGY 30 m. Ma Perkins, WHAM _45.30 P.M. EST; 4.30 CT Five Star Final, WIP Morning Parade ;Style Talk, KDKA, 30 m.Along the Danube, WCAU Music of the Masters, WLW Twin City Foursome, WEAF WTAM Jimmy Mattern, sketch, WOR Way Down East, WLW Gossip Club, WBBM Bobby Worth, baritone, WIP Ethyl Barrett, cones, WGY 8.30'P.M. EST; 7.30 CT Grand Duchess Marie, WABC WCAU WHASSuburban Special, WESG, 45 m. Daddy Dave, KYW WFBL WE -SG 3 P.M. EST; 2' CT Singing Lady, WJZ WHAM KDKA WLWCinema Theatre, WJZ WEIL, 3o m. Tex Fletcher, songs, WOR Way Down East,' WOR Forever Young, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW Musical Moments ;Pianist, WHAM, 30 in, Dance Time, WAAT WEIL WSYR WGN Jean Wald, Airplane Broadcast, KDKA, 3om.! Morning Club, WAAT. 30 in. Romance of Helen Trent, WGN Curly Miller's Plough Boys, KDKA JackArmstrong, WABC WCAU WBBM Talk ;V. H. Lindlahr, WIP, 30 m. Molly of the Movies, WLW WOR WGN WJSV WFBL Syracuse University, WSYR, 3o m. Morning Serenade, WGN 1.30 P.M. EST; 12.30 CT Male Quartet', WABC WCAU WPG WHAS Health ;Music; Income Tax, WCAU, 30 1:13., Larry Cotton, tenor. WTAF KYW WBBM WTSV WESG Musical Moments, WESG WIP Orchestra; Gertrude Niesen, WBBM, 3o m. 9.45 P.M. EST; 8.45 CT Pianist, WJZ WSYR Tex Fletcher's Barn Doin's, WOR Market Basket, WGY Ma Perkins, WFBL Melodies, WAAT WNBX, 3o m.; WIP Little Symphony Orchestra, WOR, 30 na. Newsicale, KYW School of the Air, WHAM News; Pete Hayes, songs,WIP,30 M. Orchestra.; Detective Stories, WIP, 30 7n.- Mystery Chef, WHAM 5.45 P.M. EST; 4.45 CT Orchestra; Musical Revue, WGN, e h. Backstage Wife. WLW WOR WGN Top Hatters, WEAF WSM Sports Facts; Concerts. WNBX, 3o rn. Music; News, WABC WCAU WHAS WESG Grace and Scotty, songs, WGY 9 P.M. EST; 8 CT Vagabond Verse, WFBL Jimmy Allen, KYW ShowBoat,LannyRoss,WEAF WG-' Daily Story, WNBX His Good Luck Charm Little Orphan Annie, WIZ WHAM KDKA WTAM KYW WSM, e h. 10A.M. EST; 9, CT WEW WFIL WSYR WGN Death Valley Days, WJZ WHAM KDKAi News ;Happy Jack, songs, WEAF KYW TheGoldbergs,WABC WCAU WHAS WLW WFIL WSYR, 30 m. News; Marc Williams, WGY WBBM WJSV WFBL Glen' Gray's Orchestra, Deane Janis, Walter News; WifeSaver, WJZ KDKA WSM BillPope, WESG O'Keefe, WABC WCAU WPG WHAM WFIL ..50/1E FROM 43ROW/Vie Ti9/1L A".0 Dick Tracy, WOR WBBM WJSV WEFT-, 30 m. Colonel Bill, WIP Male Chorus; Treasure Hunt, WOR, 3o m. Bob Pierce and Company, WHAM, 30 m. 6000 LUCK Shuman Musicale, WIF, so in. News ;Musical Reveries, WSYR 6 P.M. EST; 5 CT News; Jewel Box, WNBX, 3o m. Household Hour, WLW; WPG WOR, 1 h. ; Flying Time, WEAF WIP, 30 m. News ;Variety, WGY 9.30 P.M. EST; 8.30 CT Fred Skinner, songs, WABC WCAU WHAS; Mac Parker; Top Hatters, Woman Report.Town Meeting, Senator David Walsli WFBL, 10.05 er, KYW, 30 m. (Mass.),"Supreme Court and The Con4 Tune Topics, WESG Uncle Don, WOR, 3o m. stitution," WJZ WHAM KDKA WEIL, MusicalVarieties, WAAT News; James Wilkinson, baritone, WJZ xh. House Party; Musicale, WGN, 30 m. Sports, WHAM WFIL Listen to This, WLW' WOR WGN Fashion Program, WNBX News, KDKA Gospel Singers, WSYR, 30 m. 10.15 A.M. EST; 9.15 CT The Johnsons, WLW Ed Wynn, "Gulliver the Traveler," WABC Home. Sweet Home, WEAF WGY WTAM Terry and Ted; Sports, WSYR, 30 m. WCAU WHAS WBBM WJSV WFBL, 3onl KYW WLW Vocals By Verrill, WABC WESG Crusaders of Pennsylvania, WIP Edward MacHugh,hymns, WJZ KDKA Dick Tracy, WCAU Dance Revue, WNBX WSM Dance Music, WBBM 9.45 P.M. EST; 8.45 CT What'sina Name, WFIL Southerners, WFBL Music, WLW WIP The Social Shopper, WSYR Reading the Funnies, WIP The Hollisters, WOR Music in the Air, WABC WCAU WFBL, Ensemble; Doting Sisters, WGN, 30 m. Hockey, WGN, 45 m. 45 m.; WHAS, 30 m. Evelyn Beaudry, WNBX 10 P.M. EST; 9 CT Health Hunters; Nature, WESG, 30 m. 6.15 P.M. EST; 5.15 CT BingCrosby,Dorsey'sOrchestra, WEAF Frank Albanese. organist, WAAT WGY WTAM- KYW WLW WSM, 1 h. -Town Crier, WNBX News, WEAF, 5m. ,Connie Gates, WTAM WSM; WEAF, 6.20Rhythm Rodeo, WSYR, 3o m. 10.30 A.M. EST; 9.30 CT Bart Dunn, tenor, WGY Horace Heidt'sBrigadiers, WABC WCAU Breen, do Rose,-WEAF KYW WSM rAnimal. Close -Ups, WJZ WHAS WBBM WJSV WFBL, 30 M. Musical Program, WGY; WNBX, 3o m. Those O'Malley's, WHAM KDKA Organ Recital, WOR, 3o in. Today'sChildren,WJZ WHAM KDKA BOWLLY, featured. soloist with. RAY NOBLE'S Orchestra, Jimmy Mattern's Adventures, WLW Andy Otto; Orchestra, WIP, 30 m. WFIL WSYR AL has an unique good luck charm which he keeps by him. NewsofYouth, WABC WCAU WBBM10.30 P.M. EST; 9.30 CT The Virginians, WLW It WFBL Russ Morgan's Music, WJZ WHAM, o in.I This and That, WAAT is a crystal ball containing a lock of hair from his first customer Arch McDonald, sports, WJSV WSYR, 10.45 Madame Rosalie. WIP Earl Denny's Orchestra, WIP Dance Hour, KDKA Bachelor's Children, WGN when AL was running a barber shop in South Africa. Harry Richman's Orchestra, WNBX Musical Varieties; News, WEIL, r h. Saturday, March 14, 1936 THE MICROPHONE Page Thirteen Backstage In Biggest 'Chance -Of -A -Lifetime' Show -In TheWorld The Result Of A Dare "If you ever get out that nip Mfg neer The- Bowes way, come on up to the lodge and I'll show you how to ride ,a horse." Amateurs During this last conversation .a young man wearing glasses and the remainsofagreasepaint In Person make-up sat in a chair with his 1111111111111111111111,011,1111111, head on a table- in front of him, By G. CARLETON PEARL fast asleep.- Last week was Boston's second "Tenminutes,"avoice experience with members of what yelled down the corridor. is growing to be one of the coun- "Hey, son," said Cowboy try's biggest businesses - Major O'BRIEN, shaking the young BOWES' Amateur Units. man, "Come to." Rumors have been flying here ARTHUR FRECHETTE "came to" with a weary sigh.He looked and there. It'sjustaracket. They're all professional entertain- at me and smiled and said: ers, anyway - former vaudeville "Sorry.I was up all night last night." stars who can't get a job any other way. The troupe had just came from Portland, Maine,wherethey Some weeks ago a newspaper- played the night before. man said he uncovered in one of the units, which was playing in Then He Woke Up his town, a former vaudeville per- Mr. FRECHETTE plays the piano. former. Butthisisextremely He comes from North Cambridge, rare. Mass., where he was a music stu- I talked with six of the amateur dent.He does imitations, also. MAE ELIZABETH .MCPHEE, the girl performers who wereinUnit But they are imitations of popu- from Needham, Mass., who tap- Number Four.However profes- larpianists.Ten minutes later danced her way into the BOWES' sional theirair may be on the I this sleepy boy 'appeared on the Unit Number Four, which played stage, and however set up theirEVA ORTEGA, of New York City, with Major BOWES, as she.appearedstageand,verywideawake, recently in Boston. routine may seem to the audience, on the latter's Sunday evening amateur hour in Radio City, played without a flaw after the they all are obviously new at show manner of EDDIE DUCHIN, FATS Mr. JEWELL originally was a business and enjoying every bitShe sang two songs brightly and I wanted to get .and do it WALLER and his own arrangementnative of Portland, Maine.But of it. charmingly, one in Spanish. more _quickly than ,any other of "Good Night, Sweetheart." he has been living on Long Island Most of them are young, in With an eye to business, the way. JOHN JEWELL isa banjoist, afor some time.The tour of the their 'teens or early twenties, andMajor alwaystriestohaveas "I used to be .a theatre por- bit older and more serious thanamateur group gave him a chance they seem still -to -be amazed thatmany local people as possible in ter, among other things. I the rest of the group playing into see his home town again. they really are stage people afteraunit when itplays a certain found out that I could do im- Boston. "Don't ever go badk to all.They have the veneered nai-.city.MAE ELIZABETH MCPHEE of itations.I worked like the "When Itoldthemin your home town if you have vete of a freshman who has beenNeedham, tapdancer, hasjust dickens. Practiced in front New York that I was better left it for a long time," he on the campus long enough tobeen added to the show. of a mirror set up in the coal than EDDIEPEABODY,they said. "The shock is too much. learn the names of the buildings MICHAEL BALLERO isone of bin of my cellar until I got didn't believe me.I guess All my friends have married and the nicknames of the profes-these, too.He was born in South tired of looking at myself. they still don't," he conclud- or moved or changed and I sors. Boston and he does good imita- But look what it got me." ed, wearily. just felt sort of lost." Basking in comparative wealthtions.He is 19 years old. for people so young and so new I asked him about rehearsals for at a business (they get anywhere the BOWES' program. from $50 to $150 a week) they leave out the BARRYMORE ?" "Yes, we go over the lines Short Wave Directory are not yet, used to the difficult he wasasking- apublicity beforehand.I don't think a Station Megs. Location Time (ED.T.) man whenIcame intohis radio program could be put E11111111111111,11,.11111.1.11111111111,...1 one -night -stand life of a touring vaudeville troupe. room. on without some rehearsal. GSG 17.79 Daventry, England 6 to 8.45 A.M. It would be jumbled and not FYA 15.25 "Radio Coloniale," Paris 7 to 11 A.M. Perhaps the best illustration of "You see," he said, as he saw me, "they've just cut my fair to listeners." PC.1 15.22 Eindroven, Holland Wed., Sat., Sun., 7.10.11.10 their attitude toward the whole -'.. A.M., irreg. business is routine a bit and I've got to One of the out-of-towners with DJB 15.20 Zeesen, Germany 8 to 11.30 A.M. a remark which one HAS -3 Sundays, 9 to 10 A.M. made to another. decide which people I'll do the unit playing in Boston is JACK 15,37 Budapest, Hungary this afternoon." O'BRIEN, whose home is in Shera- GSF 15.13 Daventry, England 9 A.M. to Noon HVJ 15.11 Vatican City, Rome 10.36 to 10.45 A.M., irreg. Said the first: "Boy, I did "Can you pick and choose ton,Wyoming. Hereisno a job at the ROXY last week. SPW 13.68 Warsaw, Poland Mon.,Wed.,Fri.,11.30 just like that?" I asked. "Bronx hill -billy." '..-- A.M.-12.30 P.M. hreg. You haven't played there yet, TFJ 12.23 Reykjavik, Iceland Sun., 1.40-2 P.M. have you?" "Oh, sure," was the reply. The Modern Cowboy -.. RNE 12.00 Moscow, U. S. R. R. Sun., 6.7 A.M., 10..-11 A.M. "I can do about 25 imitations. ETB 11.95 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Irreg., late afternoon There was just a suspicion of He is the modern cowboy.-He FYA 11.90 Radio Coloniale, Paris 10.15 A.M.-6 P.M. superiority. They're easy." GSE 11.86 Daventry, England 9.. A.M. to Noon I don't agree.I've tried it. came East toMt..Kisco, New RRO 11.80 Radio Roma, Rome 8.15 A.M.-12.30 P.M. Said the second: "No; but York, as shepherd to 50 ponies. W1XAL 11.79 Boston 4 to 6.45 (Sun.) I'll get there pretty soon, all He Looks the Part PHI 11.75 Eindhoven, Holland 7.10-10.10 A.M., except Before hejoinedtheamateur Tues. and Wed. right." The interesting.thingisthatgroup he spent his time in Wy- FYA 11.71 Radio Coloniale, Ratio .6.15 P.M. to 1 A.M. She Sings In Spanish this boy, who appears naturallyoming on the Teepee Lodge, a GSD 11.75 Daventry, England 12.15-5.45; 6-8; 10-11 P.M. HJ4ABA 11.81 Medellin, Colombia P.M.. as a bright young chap with adude ranch, teaching cityfolks JVM 10.74 Nasaki, Japan 4.000to5'3to 7.40A10.30 EVA ORTEGA, apretty,dark -nice smile and regular features,how to stay on a horse. JVN 10.68 Nasaki, Japan 12 Mid. -1 A.M. Mon., eyed girl, who wears a white dressactually looks like the celebrity Thurs., 4-5 'P.M. and He has a much -prized guitar, CEC 10.67 .-.,Santiago, Chile 7-8 P.M., Sun. 8.30-9 P.M. singssongsinSpanish,heisimitating, whetheritbe EAQ 9.87 Madrid, Spain 5.15-9.30 P.M.; Sat., French and German, graduated which he took to New York with Noon -2 GEORGE ARLISS Or WALLACEhim for a tryout for the amateur DJI 9.67 ' Zeesen, Germany ,5 to 7 P.M. from a teaching course at HunterBEERY. 2120 9.63 Rome, Italy 1.15 to 5.45; 6-7.30 P.M. College in New York City last program. That was last Fall. EIP5J 9.60 Panama City 7.30-10 P.M. June. I asked him the same question ""I went back to the ranch IIBL 9.59 Geneva, Switzerland 5.30-6.15 P.M., Sat. She might by. 20 years old,I asked Miss ORTEGA. VIC2ME 9.59 Sydney, Australia Sundays -12.30-2.30, 5.9 maybe less. after that. Pretty soon I got A.M. "How did I come to get on a letter from Major BOWES GSC 9.58 Daventry, England 2.30-5.45; 6.8; 10-11 P.M. "How did you happen to VKSLR 9.58 Melbourne, Australia the amateur hour? he an- askin,g me if I wanted to join 3.15 to 7.30 A.M. getintothis I DJS 9.57 Zeesen, Germany 5 to 9.15 P.M. business?" DJN asked. swered. "It was a serious one of his tourin' companies. 9.54 Zeesen, Germany 4.55 to 10.45 P.M. business with me.I saw that VK3ME 9.51 Melbourne, Australia 5-7 A.M., except Sun. "On a dare," she said. I asked my boss and he said GSB 9.51 Daventry, England 12 to 5.45 P.M. "Lots of show people use it was a good way to break 'O.K.,' soI came East. I COCH 9.43 Havana, Cuba 8 A.M.-7 P.M.; -8-11 P.M. into show business.IfI imagine I'll go back home, HAT -4 9.12 Budapest, Hungary Sunday, 6-7 P.M. that as a publiCity story," I HI3P 7,80 Geneva, Switzerland 5.30-6.15 P.M.Sat. said. could swing it, I'd get where perhaps next Summer. XECR 7.38 Mexico City Sun., 7 to 8 P.M. "Oh, but that's true in my TIE? 6.71 San Jose, Costa Rica 7 to 10.30 P.M. HC2RL 6.67 Guayaquil, Ecuador Sun.,9.250.4451-7.1.455; case," she continued. "I start- P.M.Tues., ed out to teach school. Then ON Signals Show Strength PRADO 6.62 Riobamba, Ecuador Thurs., 9.20-11.30 P.M. TIPG 6.41 San Jose, Costa Rica 5.45 to 11.15 P.M. a few friends who had heard 6.52 Valencia, Venezuela (Continued from Page 3) - YV6RV 5.30 to 9.30 P.M. me sing said 'Why don't you days and Thursdays JVM's 4 to 5 HJ1ABB 6.45 Barranquilla, Colombia 6 to 10 P.M. try to get on Major BOWES' another seasonable channel, is reach- YV4RC 6.37 Caracas, Venezuela 4.30-10.30 P.M. P. M. transmissionisheard here 6.15 Caracas, Venezuela 4.30 to 9.30 P.M. ed more effectively than ever before YVSRC program?' Rut I thought the better, while it is much more regular COCD 6.13 Havana, Cuba 7 P.M. -12.30 A.M. amateur program was just a and Germany soon will add to theon the daily morning run from 4 GSA 6.05 Daventry, England 6 to 8 P.M. gag. What was the use of my array by dropping from DJC (6.02) W1XAL 6.04 Boston More. 7-8 P.M.; Tues., to 7.40. Thurs., 7-9 P.M. tryingto get on the pro- down to 25 -meter spectrums.As HP5B 6.03 Panama City, Panama 8 to 10.3o P.M. gram? - itis,Berlin'sCentralAmerican Morning signals from Europe on HI9B - 6.03 8-10.30 P.M. 15.2-megs.(a9 -meters)andthe DJ 6.02 Zeesen, Germany 4.55 to 10.45 P.M. "Then one day I took my transmitter (DJN, 9.54)and ex- COCCO ,. 6.01 Havana, Cuba 4 to 10 P.M. noon radiations have been the last HJ4ABB 5.95 Medellin, Colombia 6 to 10.20 (or 11.30) P M. couragein my hand and perime,ntal DJI, on 9.68-megs.(5 HR1' 5.87 Tegucigalpa, Honduras 6.30 to 10 P.M. to 7 P. M.) are flashing across well.toshow improvement. Midday YV5RMO 5.85 Maracaibo, Venezuela 5.15-9 P.M. wrote a letter to the Major. foreign programsstillarerather TIGPH 5:83 San Jose, Costa Rica 7 to 10 PIN,. Even our Japanese broadcaster, YV2RC 5.80 Caracas, Venezuela 5 to 10.30 P.M. It was four pages long and, I rare. But Australia in the mornings thought,largelynonsense. fast becoming popular 10.74 -mega- NOTE:All times given are week -day schedules, unless indicated otherwise,The is right there on 3r -meters with vol- Stations listed arc, regular broadcasters at the times indicated.Other stations But, lo and behold, they sent cycle JVM, is displaying by its in- which you hear or which are used for international telephone have been for me, and here- I am." creased signal strength the soothingume thatreallycan be enjoyed. purposely omitted.. Isaw her performance later.touches of Spring weather.Mon-And they're only io,000 miles away. Page Fourteen THE MICROPHONE Saturday, March 14, 1936 Friday, March 2.0-James B. ConantOver C-WJZAt10 P.M.

Tune Time, WAAT Meditation, WSYR Bill Corum, sports, WOR Bachelor's Children, WGN Rhythmic Buddy Clark, baritone, WABC WCAU WHASUncle WIP, WIP Highlights Neyvs; Piano; Jimmy Allen, WBBM, 3o in.Musical Moments, WGN 10.45 A.M. EST; 9.45 CT The Ace Reporte? WJSV 7.15 P.M. EST; 6.15 CT A.M. Betty Crocker, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW Drive Safely, WFBL, 5 m. OMOM.M. David Harum, WJZ WHAM KDKA WEIL Uncle Ezra, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW Rhythm Almanac, WESG, 30 m. CaptainTim'sAdventureStories,WJZ 11.00 -Walter Damrosch, Music WSYR News, WOR WNBX WHAM KDKA WFIL WSYR ' NT.ws,SY/F W Appreciation, NBC-WEAF, Ozark Melodies, WABC WFBL WESG Sports,JackieFarrell, WAAT "Lilac Time," WLW WOR WGN WJZ auu Irwin, pianists, WCAU 5-.15 P.M. EST; 4.15 CT "Lazy Dan," WABC WCAU WHAS WBBM Betty Carr, orchestra, WAAT Chandu,the Magician, WHAM WJSV WFBL, 3o m. P.M. Melodies, WIP WGN ?lough Boys, KDKA Dandies, WIP i1111111111111111 Library Program. WNBX Jack Armstrong, WLW Bob Neal, WNBX Buddy and Ginger, WEIL, 5.20 7.30 P.M. EST; 6.30 CT. 8.00 -LucilleManners, NBC- 11 A.M. EST; 10 CT Walter Damrosch, Music Appreciation. Ken Sparnon's Ensemble WSYR Edwin C. Hill, WEAF WEAF WEAF.WGY WTAM KYW WJZ WHAM Wilderness Road, WABC WHO WFBL Jim Healey, current events, WGY KDKA WSM WSYR, Ih.; WLW, 3o m. Entertainers', WCAU Music; Radio Stars Revue, KYW, 3o in 8.30 -Red Nichols' Music, Ferry and Ted, WJSV Luna and Abner, WJZ WLW WSYR NBC-WJZ Janet Lane, WFIL Omar the Mystic, WOR Musical Moments, WHAM RaeBall,violinist, WABC WCAU WFBL Jack Miller, songs, WAAT Singing Seven, KDKA '9.00 -Hollywood Hotel, CBS- MusicalBazaar, WESG, 43m. What to Eat and Why, WOR, 30 m. Marching With the Marines, WIP Tell Sisters, WEIL WABC Thildren sStory, WNBX Lone Ranger, WOR WGN, in. Dwight Butcher Trio, WAAT 5.30 P.M. EST; 4.30 CT Orchestra; News; Sandy Guyer, WIP, 3o M. 9.30-Waring's Pennsylvanians, June Collins, songs, WIP News; Parent Education, WNBX, 30 M. NBC-WJZ Painted Dreams, WGN Tom Mix, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW Concert; Your Home. WNBX, 3o m. Singing Lady, WTZ WHAM KDKA WLW7.45 P.M. EST; 6.45 CT 10.00 -Harvard University Cele- 11.15 A.M. EST; 10.15 CT WFIL WSYR WGN Bertrand Hirsch'sOrchestra, WEAP James B5Conant, JackArmstrong, WABC WCAU WBBMMarc -Williams' WGY bration, Jane Grey, songs, WFIL WJSV WFBL Young New Yorkers. WJZ NBC-WJZ Romance of Helen Trent, WABC WCAU Music, WESG WIP; WAAT, 3o m. Popular Varieties, WAAT The Foity-Niners, WHAM .1111111111111111111111111111111I.11111/111111111111/11111r1111111111/111111111111/1111 I 11111111111111,111$11i Jimmie Allen's Adventures, WOR Dan and Sylvia, KDKA Town Crier, WIP Dance Music; Song Styles, WNBX, 3om. Hot Dates in History, WLW 7 A.M. EST; 6 CT Don Pedro,violinist, WGN Petticoat on the Air, WEIL 11.30 A.M. EST; 10.30 CT 5.45 P.M. EST; 4.45 CT Musical Clock, KDKA, 1 h. Ferri La Franconi, tenor, WEAF Pat and Don, WSYR Prayer, Sunday School Lesson, WLW, 3o rn.Singing Neighbor, WLW Grace and Scotty, songs, WGY Boake Carter, WABC WCAU WHAS Morning Cheer, WIP, 1h. Anice Ives, WFIL, 3o m. Robinson Crusoe, Jr,, KYW WBBM WFBL Good Morning, WGN, 45 m. Just Plain Bill, WABC WCAU Little Orphan Annie, WJZ WHAM KDKA8 P.M. EST; 7 CT 7.15 A.M. EST; 6.15 CT Officer Donovan, WFBL, 5m. WLW WEIL WSYR WGN Lucille Manners, Bourdon's Orchestra, WEAP News; Weather, WNBX Ma Perkins, WOR TheGoldbergs, WABC WCAU WHAS WTAM KYW, xh.; WGY, 3o m. Ensemble; Orth Bell, WAAT, 3o m. WBBM WJSV WFBL IreneRich, WJZ W11AM KDKA WSM 7.30 A.M. EST; 6.30 CT Kaleidoscope, WIP, 30 m. RillPope, WESG WFIL WSYR Pollock and Lawnhurst, WEAF Movie Personalities, WGN The Boy's Club, WOR Jack Randolph's Music, WLW Marc Williams,' WGY News; Music, WNBX, rh. olonelBill, WIP Walter Woolf King. WABC WCAU WHAS Gospel Songs, KYW 11.45 A.M. EST; 10.45 CT 6 P.M. EST; 5 CT WBBM WJSV WFBL, 3o in. JollyBill and Jane, WJZ Weather, WHAM, i1.58 Flying Time, WEAF Gabriel Heatter, news commentator, WOR Fantastic Facts, WHAM, 30 m. Broadway Cinderella, WLW WGN News; Variety, WGY; KYW, 30 m. One Man's Opinion, WIP Rise and Shine; News. WLW. 30 m. Rich Man's Darling, WABC WCAU News; Animal News Club. WJZ News ;Sports; Orchestra, WGN, 30 m. Music; Spring Driving, WFIL, 3o m. Watch Tower; Melodies, WNBX, 3om. The Time Keeper, WSYR, 3o m. Women's Newspaper of the Air, WFBL ROSEMARY LANE is one of the fea-Sports, WHAM WFIL Organ Reveille, WABC, 30 m. Tune Topics, WESG News; Carnegie Museum Talk, KDKA, 3o m.8.15 P.M. EST; 7.15 CT Musical Variety, WCAU WFBL, 3o m. Agnes Stauffer, soprano, WOR tured singers with FRED WAR-Old Fashioned Girl, WLW Wendell Hall, songs, WJZ WHAM KDKA Vincent Sorey's Orchestra, WOR, 30 m. 12 NOON EST; 11 A.M. CT Terry and Ted, WSYR WFIL WSYR Val Frank, reporter, WAAT Martha and Hal, WEAF WTAM WSM INC'S Pennsylvanians in the pro-Buck Rogers, WABC WCAU WHAS WBBMSinging Sam, WLW Music; News, WGY grams broadcast over the NBC WJSV WFBL Jimmie Mattern's Adventures, WOR 7.45 A.M. EST; 6.45 CT Three Naturals, KYW Uncle Don, WOR, 30 m. Five Star Final, WIP Sunbeams, WEAF Simpson Boys, WJZ- WFIL WIZ network Fridays from 9.30Brother Bill, WIP 8.30P.M.EST; 7.30 CT Musical Clock, WGY, 45 m Organist, WHAM WGN Ensemble; Dinner Music, WGN, 3o m. Farm Forum, WGY, 30 in. News, KYW News, KDKA WIP WESG to ro P. M. Reflections of Romance, WNBX Red Nichols' Music, WJZ WHAM KDKA Xylophonist; News, WJZ Pat Barnes, I.arry Larson. WLW 6.15 P.M. EST; 5.15 CT WLW WEIL WSYR, 3o m. Devotions, WESG, 7.50 News; Lenten Service, WSYR, ah. News ;Gordon's Music, WEAF Oscar Shaw, Cannela Ponselle, WABC WCAU Voice of The MICROPHONE, WAAT Voice of Experience, WABC WCAU WHASHamilton School Program, WSYR Magnolia and Sunflower, WGY WHAS WBBM WJSV WFBL, 3o in. High Road to Health, WGN WBBM WJSV WFBL School of the Air, WABC WCAU WHASMary Small, songs, WJZ WEIL Isham Jones' Orchestra, WOR WGN, 30 in. Early Risers Club, WNBX. 1h. Marilyn Duke, orchestra, WOR, 30 m. WBBM WJSV WFBL WESG, 30 m. "Truth Barlow," WHAM Dance Tunes ;Detective Tales, WIP, 30 M. 8 A.M. EST; 7 CT Mickey and Margie, WAAT At Thirty, WAAT, 45 m. Jimmie Mattern's Adventures, WLW Webby Mack, WNBX, 3o in. Spareribs, WEAF WTAM KYW 12:15P.M. EST; 11.15 A.M. CT Front Page of the Air, WIP Those O'Malleys, WSYR Morning Devotions, WJZ WHAMKDKA Good Health and Training, WGN 9 P.M. EST; 8 CT Honeyboy,Sassafras-, WEAF WTAM KYW2.45 P.M. EST; 1.45 CT Bobby -Benson, WABC WCAU WFBL Waltz Time, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW WSM WEIL WSYR WAAT Sophisticates Trio; News, WJZ Junior Nurse Corps, WBBM WLW, 30 m. Oleanders Quartet, WABC; WFBL, 8.05 News, -WHAM WFIL Pedro's Orchestra, WEAF WTAM KYW Arch McDonald, WJSV Organ; Music, WCAU, 3o m. Matinee Players, WGY- AlPearce'sGang, WJZ WHAM KDKA Young Artists, KDKA Trio, WESG WFIL WSYR, 3o m. News, WFBL WOR Torn, Dick and Harry, WLW WGN Women's Clubs, WJZ The Mayor Speaks. WIP WGN Ma Perkins, WHAM HollywoodHotel, WABC WCAU WPG Morning Varieties, WESG, 45 m_i StuartChurchill, WABC WCAU WHAS Concert Music, WNBX WHAS WBBM KMOX WJSV WFBL, lh. Eight Bells and All's Well. WIP WBBM WJSV WFBL Musical Program, WSYR WGN "Speech Impediment," talk, WEIL 6.30 P.M. EST; 5.30 CT Pickard Family, WOR, 30 m. 8.15 A.M. EST; 7.15 CT Cornell Agricultural Hour, WESG, 1h. Current Events,' WLW News; Variety, WEAF WGY WTAM WJZ-Theatre of the Air; Sports, WIP, 3o in. News, WEAF, 5m. WIP Mitchell Sadewitz,pianist, WAAT WEIL WFBL WESG; WSM, 5 m. Behind Camera Lines, WGN. 30 in. Music, WTAM KYW WSM' ;WEAF, 8.2o-8.25Ray Steen's Ensemble, WIP Bobby Worth, baritone, WIP 3 P.M.EST;2 GT Jimmy Mattern ; Music, KYW, 30 m. News ;Jungle Jim, WNBX, 30 in. Organist, WJZ WHAM WSYR, 30 m. 12.30 P.M. EST; 11.30 A.M. CT Terry and Ted; News, WHAM WOR, 30m.9.30 P.M. EST;8.30CT News ;Musical Clock, KDKA, 45 m. Merry Madcaps, WEAP Forever Young, WEAF WGY WTAM KYWDinner Music, KDKA Oklahoma Cowboys, WLW Marine Band, WJZ WSM WFIL, 45 m.; "True Story Court," WEAF WGY `07TAM ' News; Farm Flashes, KYW WLW WHAM, 3o m.; WSYR, 3.05 Sports; Social Register ;Musk. WSYR KYW, 30 m. Jolly Man, WEIL- Farm Program, WGY, 30 m. News; Quartet, WABC Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians, WJZ WHAM Ray Block, pianist, WABC WFBL, so m, Perm. Home Hour, WJZ WHAM KDKAStroller's Matinee, KDKA; 3o m. "Those O'Malleys" ;Music, WCAU, 30 in. KDKA WSM WEIL WSYR, 30 m. Talk; Melody Moments, WOR WSM WFIL, sh.; WLW, 12.4o; WSYRMolly of the Movies, WLW WOR WGNMusic Makers, WBBM Music Box, WLW WOR WGN, 30 m. 'Rhythmic Melodies, WAAT "MaryMarlin,"WABC WCAU WHASCitizens League, WSYR, 5 m. Arthur Godfrey, WJSV Come Out of the Kitchen, WGN Bay's Symphony Orchestra, WABC WHAS Musical Leisure Hour, WIP, 3o m. WBBM WJSV WFBL WBBM WJSV WESG, 3o m.; WPG Sports; Orchestra, WIP, 3o m. Dance Revue, WNBX, 30 no. 8.30 A.M. EST; 7.30 CT News; Organ Recital, WOR, 45 m. Emily Weyman ; Sports; Amateur Night, WGN, 30 m. 10 P.M. EST; 9 CT 'Cheerio, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW WLWBroadwayites, WAAT News, WCAU, 30 in. Musical' Moments; Piano, WNBX, 45 in. WSM, 30 m. Make Believe Ballroom, WIP, so m. Ma Perkins, WFBL 6.45 P.M. EST;5.45CT First Nighter, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW Room Finder; Music, WEIL, 30 m. Markets :Midday Service, WGN, 30 m. News; Tommy Tattle Tells, WIP Billy andBetty, WEAF WLW WSM, 30m. Big Freddie Miller, WABC WPG WFBL News; Weather; Music, WNBX, 3o m. 3.15 P.M. EST; 2.15 CT Jimmy Mattern, WGY HarvardUniversityCelebration;JamesB. News; Words and Music, WCAU, 30 m. Ma Perkins, WEAF WGY WTAM KYWLowell Thomas, WTAM WJZ KDKA Conant,President, WJ ZKDKA, a h.; 12.45 P.M. EST; 11.45- A.M. CT WLW WHAM WSYR, ro.3o Sons of the Pioneers, WAAT, 3o m. Jules Lande's Ensemble, WEAF WI W WSYR Radio's Court of Appeal, WHAM Lost and Found; Music, WIP, 30 m. Arthur Hinett, organist, KYW Walter Ahrens, baritone, WOR WGN Stranve As It Seems, WFIL WFBL Good Morning, WGN, 3o m. Hawaiian Sunlight, WAAT "Renfrew," WABC WBBM WJSV Air Wave Theatre, KDKA, 30 m. "Five Star Jones," WABC WHAS WBBMHap Lewis Revue, WIP, 3o m. Josef Wissow, pianist, WEIL 8.45 A.M. EST; 7.45 CT News, WCAU WAAT Jimmy Allen, WESG The Laff Parade. WSYR Landt Trio and White, WJZ WSYR Agricultural Program, WFBL 3.30 P.M. EST; 2.30 CT 7 P.M. EST; 6 -CT Richard Himber's Orchestra, WABC WCAU Current Events, WHAM 1 P.M. EST; 12 NOON CT Vic and Sade, WEAF WGY WTAM KYWAmos 'n' Andy, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW WHAS WBBM WJSV WFBL, 30 at. Bluebirds Trio, WABC WPG WFBL News; Markets; Weather, WEAP WLW Wf.W Front Page Drama, -WOR Harry Springer WESG Carson Robison's Buckaroos, WGY The Voice of The MICROPHONE, -WHAMLois Ravel, songs, WJZ; WSM, 7.05 Andy Otto; Naylor's Music, WIP, 3o Home Town Boys, WOR Joe White, tenor, KYW Back Stage Wife, KDKA Dudley Brothers, WHAM Dance Orchestra, WGN, 3o in. Matinee Melodies, WNBX Instrumentalists, WABC Warnow'sMusic, WABC WCAU WPGTrojan Quartet, KDKA Man on the Street, WBBM WHAS WFBL 'WESG, 3o m.; WJSV Lee Frank, WFIL 10.15 P.M. EST; 9.15 CT 9 A.M. EST; 8 CT Al Trace's Orchestra, WBBM George Armstrong, WOYR Marvels of Eyesight, WHAM Music; News, WJSV, Old Doctor Jim, WEAF KYW rh, International Flower Show Broadcast, WORMyrt andMarge, WABC WCAU WBBMKen Sparnon's Orchestra, WSYR Hymns, WGY WLW WOR WGN Rotary Club, WFBL, 30 m. Echoes of, Poland, WAAT, 30 m. WJSV WFBL Cesare Sodero Directs, WOR, 45 m. Breakfast Club, WJZ WSM WSYR, 1 h.;Dance Hour, WAAT WHAM, 9.45-9.55; KDKA, 3o m.; WEIL,Ensemble, WIP_ WGN Rhythm Rambles', WGN 111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111 I I 1111111111111111111111111111 I I 11111111111 )1L-' 9.55 1.15 P.M. F.ST: 12.15 CT 3.45P.M. EST; 2.45 CT N111111111111111 I I 111111111111111111111111111 I I 11 11111111111111111111111111 II 11111111111111111111111111111 I 1111111111111111111111111111 I I Tower Clock Program, WHAM Concert', WEAF WTAM KYW O'Neills, WEAF WGY WTAM KYW WLW Polly and Jean, WFIL Musical Program, WGY King's Jesters, WJZ WFIL Art Gallery Talk, WHAM For Southern Listeners "Dear Columbia," WABC WCAU WHASSavittSerenade, WABC WPG, IM1,11:1111111111111211 11M11111111111111.11111111111111111111111111/{1111111111 111111111111111111111111111111,1111/111111111111111111111. WFBL WESG, 45Irl WCAU; WBBM WFBL, 1.3o Federal Housing Administration, WSYR Music; Just John Smith, WAAT, 3o m. Gossip Club, WBBM News, WJSV, 3.55 Programs of both WEAF and WJZ may be heard over: Phelps Phelpscommentator. WIP Suburban Special, WESG, 45 m. Skeets and Frankie; Quartet, WBBM, 3o in. News; Watch Tower, WNBX Way Down Fast, WOR Road to Romany. WIP Kc. Kc. 9.15 A.M. EST; 8.15 CT F-ont Pagt Drama. WAAT Songs of the Islands, WOR WGN 41111111. IIIIIIIIIIIr Streamliners, WEAF, 43m.; WGY, 9.30-Earl Denny's Orchestra, WIP, 3o m. 4 P.M. EST: 3 CT KTBS Shreveport, La. 1450 WMC Memphis, Tenn. 780 KYW, 3o m. Romance of Helen Trent, WGN Woman'sRadioReview, WEAF WTAM WAPI Birmingham, Ala. 1140 WPTF Raleigh, N. C. 680 Music, WGY WIP; WNBX,30 m. 1.30 P.M. EST; 12.30 CT KYW WSM WAVE Louisville, Ky. 940 WRVA Richmond, Va. 1110 The In -Laws, WHAM Kaye's Music, WEAF; 'WTAM KYW, 30Betty and Bob, WGY WJZ WHAM KDKA WFLA Clearwater, Fla. 620 WSB Atlanta, Ga. 740 Garden. Talk ;Master Singers,WLW m.; WGY WLWWSYR WIOD Miami, Fla. 1300 WSMB New Orleans, La. 1320 Modern Living, WOR Brave Lady, WJZ WSM WSYR Book, Review, WEIL WIS. Columbia,S.C. 1010 WSOC Charlotte, N. C. 1210 We Are Four, WGN Rochester School of the Air, WHAM Mills' Orchestra, WABC WPG WJSV WESG WJAX Jacksonville, Fla. 900 WSIJN .St. Petersburg, Fla. 620 Pappy, Ezra, Elton and Zeb, WCAU, 30 m. WJDX Jackson, Miss. 1270 WTAR Norfolk,. Va. 780 9.30 A.M. EST; 8.30 CT Lelcme of Women Voters, KDKA WWNC Asheville, N. CI 570 Morning Parade; Style Talk, KDKA, 3o m. Worry Clinic, WLW Syracuse Health Department, WFBL Talk ,Varieties,WFIL,30 m. Hollywood Room Recipes, WOR Way Down East, WLW w'orven's Club. WCAU, 30 m. Orchestra, Fabe Nicholson.. WAAT Programs of WABCmay be heard over: Morning Club. WAAT, 30 m. Piano; Organ, WBBM, 3o m. Judy and Her Jesters, WGN " Talk; V. H. Lindlahr, WIP, 3o m. Concert; Watch Tower, WNBX, 30 m. WBIG Greensboro, N. C. 1440 WLAC Nashville, Tenn. 1470 Morning Serenade, WGN- Talks; Woman Reporter; Music, WOR, 5o m WBRC Birmingham, Ala. 930 WMBR Jacksonville, Fla. 1370 Michael's Music, WAAT 4.15 P.M. EST; 3.15 CT WBT Charlotte, N. C. 1080 WNOX Knoxville, Tenn. 560 9.45 A.M. EST; 8.45 CT Ensemble, WGN Newsicale, KYW Phillips Lord, WEAF WTAM. KYW WSM WCOA Pensacola, Fla. 1340 WQAM Miami, Fla. 560 o Back Starre Wife. WT.W WOR WGN 1.45 P.M. EST; 12.45 CT' Ranch Boys, WJZ WSM WEIL WDAE Tampa, Fla. 1220 WREC Memphis, Tenn. 600 Songs; News, WABC WPG WHAS WFBLThe Bridge Forum, WGY Karen Fladoes, KDKA WDBO Orlando, Fla. '580 , WSJS Winston-Salem,N.C. 1310 WESG Dot and Will, WIZ KDKA WSYR Life of Mary Sothern, WLW WGN WDOD Chattanooga, Tenn.1280 WTOC Savannah, Ga. 1260 Musical Tidbits; News, WCAU New Tunes for Old. WHAM Monitor News, WSYR WWVA Wheeling, W. Va. 1160 Daily Story, WNBX S-ivingSpirituals, WLW UnitedStates Army Band, WABC WHAS 10 A.M. EST; 9 CT Old Curiosity Shop, WSYR WJSV WFBL WESG, 3o m. Middle Western _Listeners Mount and Gzst, pianists, WABC WFBL Ozark Melodiers, WBBM ,t111111111,,11 uui..nuiti mil News; Happy Jack, songs, WEAF KYW News, WFBL, 5 m. Ed Fitzgerald's Company, WOR, 45 m. News; Household Hints; Music. WGY ri-yroarli Brothers. Orchestra, WAAT Town Hall Matinee,,-WAAT, 45 m. Programs of WEAP may be heard over: News; Vaughn de Leath, WJZ WSM String. Ensemble, WIP Bob Pierce and Co., WHAM, 3 Om. 4.30 PM. EST; 3.30 CT, KSD St. Louis, Mo. 550 WHO Des Moines, Iowa 1000 Marriage License Bureau, WGN Girl Alone, WEAF KYW WDAF Kansas City, Mo. 610 WOW Omaha, Neb. 590 News; Behind the Headlines, WSYR r PA/ .m.ST: 1 CT Stock Market Reports ;Music, WGY, 30 in. Home Hour, WABC WCAU WHAS WFBL;A. Lloyd James, WEAF WTAM KYW WSMForever Young, WLW WIP, 3o m. 3o M. Alice Joy, songs WJZ WSM WEIL Programs of WIZ may be heard over: Sons of Pioneers, WESG Nina Allen,soprano, WGY Backstage Wife, WHAM KOIL Council Bluff, Iowa1260 WCFL Chicago, III. 970 Allie Lowe Miles Club, WOR, 30 m. Words and Music, WJZ KDKA WSYR, 30Concert Recollections. KDKA KSO Des Moines, Iowa 1430 WMT Cedar Rapids, Iowa 600 Gene Austin and Coco, WAAT m. ; WHAM American University Woffien, WSYR KWK St. Louis, Mo. 1350 WREN Lawrence, Kansas 1220 Friendly Neighbor's Party, WGN Story D-ama ;Nature. WLW, 30 in. Pickard Family, WCAU, 30in. Town Crier; Women's Hour, WNBX News; Market Reports, WEIL, so m Novelty Boys, WBBM Programs of both WEAF and WJZ may be heard over: 10.15 A.M. EST; 9.15 CT Peadings WABC \Y/CAU WFBL WESG Afternoon Serenade, WGN Home Sweet Home, WEAF WGY WTAMNews; Organist, WBBM Behind the Headlines, WNBX, 3o m. KFYR Bismarck, N. D. 550 WENR Chicago, Ill. 870 KYW WLW "Psychologist Says," WOR 4.45 P.M.EST;3.45 CT KSTP St, Paul, Minn. 1460 WIBA Madison, Wis. 1280 Edward MacHugh, WJZ KDKA WFIL Fred Lincoln, songs, WAAT Grandpa Burton, WEAF KTHS Hot Springs, Ark. 1060. WKY Oklahoma City, Okla. 900 Mr. and Mrs. Wisepenny, WSYR Conversation for Two, WIP, 3o m. Organ; NeWsicale; News, KYW KVOO Tulsa, Okla. 1140 WLS Chicago, Ill. 870 Captivators, WABC WCAU WHAS WFBL,Ensemble; June Baker, WGN, 3o m. Songsters, WJZ KDKA WSM WEIL WSYR WDAY Fargo, N. D. 940 WMAQ Chicago, Ill. 670 WEBC 1290 WTMJ Milwaukee, Wis. 620 30 M.; WESG, 10.30 . 2.15 P.M. EST; 1.15 CT Bob Hemings, pianist, WHAM Superior, Wis. Household Forum, WESG Household Chat, WGY News; Financial Notes, WLW Stuart Barrie, organist, WA AT c-bool of the Air. WHAM SeaStories, WABC WHAS WFBL WESG Programs of WABCmay be heard over: Nothing But the Truth, WGN Happy Hollow, WABC WBBM WFBL WESGTreasure Trove, WJSV MusicalVarieties,. WNBX, 30m. KFAB Lincoln, Neb. 770 KSCJ Sioux City, Iowa 1330 Musical Program, WCAU WAAT "A Book a Week," WGN KFH Wichita, Kan. 1300 WCCO Minneapolis, Minn. 810 10.30 A.M. E IT: 9.30 CT Women's Hour, WOR, 45 m. 5P.M. EST; 4 CT KFOR Lincoln, Neb. 1210 WIBW Topeka, Kan. 580 Mystery Chef, WEAF WGY KYW :',-?CsP.P..EST:1.30rrr Congress, WEAF WGY WTAM WSM, 3om. KLRA Little Rock, Ark. 1390 WISN Milwaukee, Wis. 1120 Today'sChildren, WJZ WHAMKDKAMathay's Gv,sv Orchestra, WEAF KYW Organ; Dr. Yale Nathanson, KYW, ao M. KMMBC Kansas City, Mo. 950 WMBD Peoria,III. 1440 WFIL \WSYR Piano Pals, WGY Airbreaks, WJZ, 30 m.; WHAM KOA Oklahoma City, Okla. 1480 WNAX Yankton, S. D. 570 Music By Divano, WLW Clark Dennis,tenor, WJZ WHAM WFILKiddies'Klub, KDKA KRNT Des Moines, Iowa 1320 WOC Davenport, Iowa 1370 Mother's Digest, WOR. 30 m. Home Forum, KDKA, 30 m. Women's Clubs, WLW Guy Hunter, comedian, WIP I VocationalAgriculture, WLW Music, WFIL, o m.; WIP WGN, 3o m. rammismisminiroollininevitinommisillmollommosimiiiinlimmitimirolimmemuoutoluoil - Saturday, March 14, 1936 THE MICROPHONE Page Fifteen L;hvely E---_' Reflections ...----.-- Niniblewits =E-- g.- By Diana Herbert IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiillllllllllllllllllllllllr 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 By Everett Smith The MICROPHONE'S Fashion Observer The MICROPHONE'S Puzzle Expert (no time limit)Here's an easy Cryptogram designed espe-, SHOES FOR many seasons required little thought and little chronicling NO. 1. cially for those beginners who have tired of bridge -playing. Try on, the part of the fashion writer. One wore. pumps or one strap it after your next game, as conversation seems to lag.As usual, models or oxfords for most daytime occasions and sandals for dancing.