Mistress Mary "Quite Contrary" Livingstone
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Contestant: :Telephone, Telegraph, Locate Your Stations Here and `Tel-a-wo man'." If I should win I would like tickets MTR KF1 KECA KHJ KIVO KISS KFOX KSI KERN KVOE KUL to one of the following listed in order 7 T T T T ?of their preference: 511IMIPC KIEVKIWBKNXft—a KDB PTA Bob Hope, Jack Benny, "Information 1111711111 n111'11111 Please.' 600 700 BOO 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1700 Mrs. Wm. J. Donkey, 629 Robinson St., Los Angeles. THE EAR INSPIRES THE PEN— Sirs: On the Al Pearce progra m on KN X Jan. 3, 1941, Mr. Pearce in trying to sell Notes This department Is open to Vera Vague's new night club. She asked "foot warmers," said the war mers would readers to air their opinions on any him if he wanted some orphan cha m- be good for his grand ma, as she had ten subject Inspired by radio listening, In general to give the radio listening pagne. blankets on her bed with her feet sticking public an outlet for expression. The out, and the lady asked why she had her Jack: Orphan cha mpagne? editor reserves the right to edit all feet sticking out, and he said, "Do you letter.. The writer's name will he Vera Vague: W hy yes, it has no pop. withheld on request, but all letters think she wants those cold things in bed m ust be signed. Try to keep all let- If I win could I please have four tickets with her?" ters within 100 word.. to the Bob Hope show? If I win, I would like tickets to either Jack Penny's progra m or Bob Hope's Miss Bette Morse, 361 Waldo Ave., Pasa- show. Ruth Noyes Long, 927 S. Gage Ave., Los Angeles. dena, Calif. Sirs: The silliest "gag" I heard over Other Winners Sirs: I have just finished reading your the radio this week was on one of the " Musical Showdown" in the January 5-11 IN L OS A N G E L ES news broadcasts. It was about the bowl issue . . . and thank God for the stand Pat Swanson. 1012 So. Record Ave. you have taken! It's high time that the games. Carol W otel, 1750 So, Highland Ave. T wo men approached the gates at the Maryanne Wickntro m, 926 S. Windsor Bl. m usical industry woke up to those boys Don McClean, 1137 W. 89th Si. Sugar Bo wl and produced their tickets who have sewed up the game. Jean cleere, 3831 Drysdale. Perhaps I am prejudiced but, a couple for admission. Upon a look at said tick- Mrs. Barbara Boone. 206 E. 70th St. ets the policeman said, " Why, these tick- Mims Sallyanne Galligan, 1022 W. 25th St. of years . . . or a million drea ms ago Dr. S Stands. 1.os Angeles. . . . I was interested in writing tunes ets aren't for this game, they're for the Donald Burrielde, 4310 5th Ave. and lyrics and I did a pretty fair job of Rose Bo wl game in Pasadena." One man June McCrea. 2018 Macro St. said to the other, "I told you we were on Clara Ontell, 2431 % Po meroy Ave. it, not because any well-meaning friends Mrs. Frances G. Parks, 801 E.. Imperial said that I did, but because Dr. Sig mund the wrong train." HilvalY. Miss Sarah A. Hunt. 1324 % Fourth Ave. Spaeth who is conceded to kno w his music If I should happen to be lucky enough Albert Nudelman, 1053 Lillian W ay. said there was absolutely nothing wrong to win I would appreciate four tickets to IN O T H E R CITIES with the songs I was turning out, as did either the Gulf Screen Theater or Silver a well-kno wn m usic publisher . . . but — Theater, or the Lux Radio Theater. Mrs. A. G. Sedlacek, 7753 erncola, Roscoe. Miss Aileen Burns, 12070 Wicks Ave.. Ros- well you kno w A S C A P as well or better coe. than I do. Another exa mple of the way Edgar Long, 927 S. Gage Ave., Los An- A. V. W alz. Bell. Mrs. Sterling Davis. 326 W. Redondo Blvd.. they like to help new talent, they, said geles. Ingle wood. they said once or twice you kno w, is Mildred Burch. 716 %V St., Wilmington, Sirs: It was the Bob H ope Pepsodent by . . . but I'd better give you the ex- R. M. Burke, 933 17th St.. Santa Monies. broadcast, Dec. 31. Joe H. Kiehl, :P408 Wilshire Blvd., Santa ample I'm thinking of. I'm acquainted Brenda, the gla mor girl, to Tony M ar- Monica. with a well kno wn orchestra leader here Mrs. Roberta Colella. 959-A 16th St., Santa tin: "Say, Tony, what do you like best in in the southland, and this orchestra leader Monica. a girl?" B. Horlick, 2425 Third St., Santa Monica. liked a couple of nu mbers of mine so well Tony: "Oh, I like a girl with curves." Mrs. Harriet Stock, Box 75, Mid way City. that the orchestra's arranger made the ar- Ansel Mulkey. 355 Vernon. Venice. Brenda (elated): "Gee! I've got curves. range ment. They were to be broadcast. Jack %eagle, 316 Ashland Ave., Oc e • n H aven't I, Bobsy?" Park. No w another but . . . In giving the list B. Hope: "Yeah. And a couple of U- Mrs. Zu meet• Wisdo m, 13426 Magnolia Bl.. of nu mbers to the sponsor mine was in- Van Nuys. turns, too!" Grace Bohannon. 2212 Foothill, Pasadena. cluded. They hit the ceiling figuratively. If this should win I would appreciate Mart ha K Inna mon. 92e E. Claremont. Published tunes only was the ultimatu m. Pasadena. three tickets to the Kraft M usic Hall. I hope now, that song-writing aspirants W m. Yager, 549 N. Holliston. Pasadena. Jean Stevens, 1510 Monterey Rd., So. Pasa- can get away fro m the song sharks, and Robert L. Smythe, 5657 Wilbur Ave., Tar- dena. really have a chance. I may even take it fin Shunter. 403 S. Elm, Alha mbra. up again. Though I'm knee deep in story zana, Calif. Faye Selk, 715 E. "A" St.. Ontario. Mrs. F. N. Armenia, 912 Oly mpic. Monte- writing which I turned to when 1, at last, Sirs: Front M ax well H ouse Coffee pro- bello. faced the facts. And incidentally, I'm gra m: tuna Lee Koch. 517 Lexington. El Monte. doing quite well. Snooks: Daddy! Mrs. F. I.. Bartra m. 1628 S. Park, Po mona. Mona Cochran. 233 S. Orange. Orange. Father: W hat is it Snooks? G wen Short. Elliott Ranch, Duarte. Snooks: I see Uncle Louie. NOTE: Will Barbara Winslo w of Long Beach mend in her address. Tickets await Father: W here? Gags of the Week her. Snooks: Right over there, sticking his head through a hole in the wall. * * For the best Gags of the Week heard over Father: Oh Snooks, that's not Uncle Radio and sent Radio 1.ife, tickets will be Louie. That's a moose head. Stevens an Actor sent winners for admission to radio broad- casts and tours of NBC and CBS Hollywood If I win please send me four tickets to Leith Stevens, who waves the baton studios. 1.isten to your fiti,orite programs and Bob H ope's progra m. then send your best Gag to 1029 West Wash- W ednesdays over the "Big To wn" orches- ington Boulevard. Los Angeles. tra, may beco me a movie actor for at least Jack Peterson, 217 S. Gramercy Pl., Los one picture. A major Holly wood studio is Angeles. considering him for a role as "heavy" in This Week's Winners Sirs: I heard this on the "Quiz of T wo a production scheduled to start shooting early in 1941. Ed ward G. Robinson, star Barbara Harris, 5221 S. Nor mandie Ave., Cities" over K HJ. Los Angeles. Announcer: "Na me three ways of com- of the CBS air sho w, has offered to teach Leith a few tricks in acting if the con- Sirs: Heard on Signal Carnival: m unicating that begin with the letter e rf . P, ductor decides to put on makeup. Jack Carson and Vera V ague were in
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Program Changes This Week
Editor's Note: As rapidly as they are furnished by Log Editors of principal broadcasting net- works and major western independents, complete program and time changes will be noted, %reit to week, in this section. Residers are informed, noviever. that even noted changes may not hold true, because of broadcasting problems, sod nearly overwhelming pressure of world affairs. to which the Radio industry, in interests of public service, sacrifices time, money and. In some cases, progranis x that ideals of public service shall be maintained. "NP" . means New Program. -Nr• means "New Time."
Change Program Station Time Vas NI' Robert E. Lee as Counselor on National KECA 8:45 a.m.—Sun. Defense NT I he Critic KIFSD 9:00 a.m.—Sun. NT Canary Chorus Ki1.1. KGB. HIVE 10:30 a.m.—Sun. NT This Is Fort Div KGB. K yoK 11:00 a.m.—Sun. NT Chicago Theatre of Air KHJ. KGB. KYOK 3:00 p.m.--Sun. NT All-Soldier Talent Show KHJ 4:30 um.--Sun. NP Radii, News Reel KILL KGB p.m.—Sun. Presidential Inauguration KFI. ftECA 11:30 a.m.— Mon. NT Happy Homes KIIIJ 8:45 am.—Mon. thru Fri. NT H a ppy 110112eli KIIJ 10:15 a.m.—Mon. flint Fri. NP Breakfast on the Boulevard KF‘VB 10:15 a.m.—Mon. (lint Fri. NT Eddie Albright KR' 1:30 p.m.—Mon. film Fri. NT Let's Play Bridge K M; KGB. KVOK 2:45 0.m.—Mon. thru Fri. NP Citadel KN X 3:45 pm.—Mon. thru Fri. NT Sonata Recital KHJ. KFX. M. KGB 4:30 p.m.—Moo. NT Bud Barton RE( 'A 4:30 p.m.—Mon. then Fri. NT Pbilharmonia KECA 10:00 P.m.—Daily N' Let's Dance /LE WD 11:15 Lm.—Mon. thru Sat. NP Inner Sanctum Mystery K Et 'A. BPS RI 6:30 o.m.—T ees. NT Know Your America KHJ. KGB. AVOR 1:00 D.m.— Wet NT Toni Nlit 5:15 o.m.— Wec NT Manhattan at Midnight EN-1. KFSD 5:30 p.m.— Wet. NT Talk Your Way Out d This One Eiv;X 6:00 p.m.— Wev. 1ST Berger String Quartet FSD 6:35 n.m.— Wec NT Show of the Week J. KGB. KVOE 8:110 13.111. — Weli. NT Public Affairs NX 11:15 D.111. -1% .11 N1' Mystery Hall K M. KGB. KFXM 3:30 VIE MIN CES NO I% ORIIS does M BS- NP Xavier Carat and Yvette KFI 7:00 o.m.—Thurs Lion Lee's Willia m Allen NT Clark Ross Songs KS X 31:15 Weiss, net- NT Friday Mixt'', 11FI 3:30 p.m.—Fri. work's general manager, In laying NT Smorrasbord KF WB 3:00 0 m.— Fri. bare factors at Vogue between A mer- NT 'our Government Repurts KE('A 5:15 p.m.—Fri. ican Society of Authors and Com- NT Don't Be Personal KNX 6:00 posers and Broadcast Manic, incor- NP Saturday Soiree • KFI 19:30 NT Columbia Concert Or,h. KN X 1:30 n.m.—Sat. porated, the networks' answer to NP Hebrew Evangelisation Society KILI 2:30 p.m.—Sat. what radio officialdo m calla a "mo- NT Little 01' Hollywood • KECA 4:30 ti.m.-44at. nopolistic" business. NT The Bishop & the Ga-govle KE('A 5:30 o.no.—Sat. NT Innocent Bystander KILI 6:00 n.m.—Sat. • NT Profit and Loss KHJ 6:13 n.m.—Sat. ried ASCAP bigwigs, Weiss tossed a democratic invitation: "Despite this indictment, the radio in- dustry stands quite ready and willing to ASCAP EXPOSED! use ASCAP music whenever ASCAP is prepared to have the industry use such MBS-Don Lee's Weiss Strips Music music on a 'use' basis of payment." With same thoroughness with which he Tussle to Simple Terms for Public earned sterling military reputation as a cavalry officer, Weiss let go a parting, Gray-eyed, stocky and alert is William ule to average approximately $5,000 per fuse-sputtering-bomb st at ement for Mien Weiss (pronounced "Wise"), KHJ- regional station. ASCAP to handle: Mutual-Don Lee vice-president and for- 2) That had ASCAP offered to renew "We do not undertake to tell ASCAP mer United States Cavalry captain. agreements of 1939-40, radio would have how much it should charge for its music, Last week Weiss did what many a top- "submitted to inequitable arrangements but we insist upon the American pre- notch radio executive had tried to do, and with ASCAP." rogative of deciding whether or not we did with soldierly directness: Stated the 8) That ASCAP demands were con- position of the networks and their fur- fiscatory and that "the industry had con- want to use their music and refuse fur- iously flaming verbal and economic war- cluded the time was at hand for it to ther to pay for their music when we do fare against ASCAP, ASCAP against protect itself against demands on the not use it." their BMI (Broadcast Music, Incorpor- part of one of the suppliers of its ma- * * * ated), terials." This conclusion resulted in for- Said Mutual-Don Lee's Weiss: mation of BMI. Coming Along No dearth of good and interesting mu- "The radio -industry's decision to re- sical material need be anticipated by the Jean Carroll, comedienne, Rudy Vallee's fuse renewal of ASCAP contracts is based public, Weiss contended. Pointed he to discovery, will be heard in the near future upon ASCAP's demand to increase its such music suppliers as the Society of on his program. assessment on the industry from four European Stage Authors and Com- million dollars to nine million dollars, posers, Associated Music Publishers, and without offering any improvement in ser- vice." the teeming-with-song reservoir called I Must "public domain," to say nothing of scores Hammering sturdily away at ASCAP's of capable composers and lyricists, small- Confess Before Position in the current controversy, Weiss er publishing houses "frozen out" of mu- made clear: sic publication by ASCAP's one-time vir- I Die 1) That ASCAP, besides demanding tual monopoly over music Americans 5 per cent of network's total net annual heard. See Page 31 income, also set a station-licensing sched- Into grating teeth of now much wor- PAGE % RADI O LIFE JANUARY 19, 1941
Two-City Quiz which she was born, Hollywood, has no West intention of leaving it. A SCOOPER SCOOPED: A fortnight ago Hedda Hopper, who broadcasts a coastal show called "Hedda Hopper's National ' Hollywood" glanced up at the studio clock, found she had two minutes to go. CEREMONY OF DYNASTY: On Jan. 20, for first time in American history, At that moment a radio news editor came silently to her side, making a gesture an aging, duty-worn United States Presi- and grimace to convey importance of the dent will stand under a Washington por- dispatch he handed her. tico, there speak into microphones assem- Resourceful Heads Hopper, knowing no bled by every American network his radioman would cross her up. began read- harassed mind on America's relationship ing without examination of the script to a war-troubled world. while the two minutes ticked their seconds Part of the ceremony (to start for off. west coasters shortly after 9 a. m.) will Known for her scoop reports in Holly- be old stuff to Franklin Delano Roosevelt, wood doings in this instance Hedda Hop- Twice before then he will have made his per was herself scooped. What she read: formal vows and allegiances to United Joe Penner, radio and motion picture States Constitution, institutions 'and the actor who for years had tried to sell a lares and penates of 180,000,000 Ameri- duck, failed to sell it but made a fortune cans who will be listening, as will alert and a name by his duck selling effort, was government leaders everywhere in the dead in New York at 85. Emotional bomb-shaking world. Hedda Hopper choked up as the dispatch What will be new for Americans and significance came clear to her as it did, at for world others will be what he will say same time, to her listeners. in his acceptance speech—new because Characteristic of the comedian who he has not yet said it. rode his "duck" and a prop cigar to Last week many a radio social expert fame was his charity and thoughtfulness. tried to guess what the head of the United Little known to outside world was this States' first dynasty of rulers would have characteristic revealed by private charity to say. Their guesses were as good as acts, general parties for all hands, from H E PILO TS T H E QUIZZ E RS: He is those of Radio Life readers. Nearly cer- prop boys to stars, upon completion of girl- Reid Kilpatrick, • goodlookIng, tain it appeared that he would make some Penner pictures and radio programs. heart-throbbing blackhaired Irish- man whose read) wit punches up statement calculated to ease the public ...The Quiz of Two Cities," a top- into what many thought would be a forth- CENSOR OF NA U G H TI N ESS — ranking quiz sho w as far as W est- Should the second chorus of "Cecilia" ern listeners arc concerned. Los An- coming quick step into war on the side of be lisped over the air, or should it be geles and San Francisco. long-time Great Britain. natural rivals in everything, are the sung straight? Should lyrics of "Lydia, competing cities. The score to date Wielding today more power than many the Tattooed Lady" be revised? Should reads: San Francisco, 7; i.e. An- a' monarchial ruler, including England's geles. 6. Kilpatrick a master of a Negro spiritual be musically "swung" cere monies in Los Angeles. Mark King George, 'the dynasty's flugelman in during a broadcast? Goodson of K F RC is San Francisco the opinion of his supporters, as well as Such problem i and many others con- m.e. Stu Wilson ix the com mercial detractoA,. has laid down a gage of ac- announcer. The Quit; of Two Cities. front 5-foot, 4-inch Anne Brenton, busy since K HJ moved to its new Holly- tion for his "subjects" that will have lusty young woman on CBS Hollywood staff. wood studios, bail played to ne a r repercussions as time wears on. Among Her duties as head of music clearance capacity studio audiences. A feature repercussions: A growing opposition to attraction for the studio audience department for the Pacific coast require is • comedy curtain skit by Kilpat- war-leaning tactics, 2) astronomically in- her td consider more than 150 pieces of rick and wtitio u before air time. creased taxation, bulk of which will be music daily. Making decisions about them paid by small salaried Americans, 3) involves ability to read score, knowledge bad taste, she may suggest piece be per- growing resentment •of American labor of the network's policy, ability to solve formed instrumentally only, until lyrics at his "shame by patriotic example then serious ethical problems and to 'disting- are revised. Her responsibility it is to see (punish?) invoke sovereignty of govern- uish original from plagiarized pieces, no liberties are taken with the national ment to protect government" speech, a knowledge even of international law and anthem or religious piece; that no song resentment that pivots on threats of strin- the law of copyright. worded scurrilously or with double mean- gent restrictions on strike calling; 4) Anne Brenton is suspicious of lyrics as ing travels air waves. awakening public interest in fact that only well as of tunes. If wads of a number Timing the music broadcast from Holly- national ,defense measures today are par- sound as if they may earn protest for wood over CBS is a major duty of the tially solving America's No. 1 problem —. music clearance department. So that lis- unemployment. teners need not have to complain of hear- To slightly more than half of America's ing any one musical composition too often, 50,000,000 voters precedent nose-thumber ART BAKER'S it is a rule that a tune must not be re- Roosevelt is history's man of hour. To /V0 T E B 0 O K peated within 60 minutes before or after slightly less than half he is a good alter- KFI -4 P M - M O N. Me0 FRI. any one playing. And when a melody is native to commonwealth's amazing Wen- very popular and all the conductors want dell Willkie, has their support by default to play it on their programs, Miss Bren- Coast Federal since Big Business Willkie also plumped Make one per- ton is able to listen to some very fancy Slavick's arguing.. for all out aid to Great Britain. son happy each Scotch Soap Considerable telegraphing is involved Biggest task Roosevelt will face in on- rushing years of terror and struggle for day, and in Town Talk in these arrangements, for not every pro- gram originates at any one CBS station world humanity is 1) how to put into forty years Bread , and all programs have to be synchronized action long mass-aspired- to democratic vou have made Rancho Soups with one another through headquarters in principles, 2) steer the homeland through Lyon Fan and New York City. perilous war years with a minimum of 14,610 human damage to traditional and vital institutions Storage Anne Brenton is of Yugoslav ancestry, beings happy, is dark, classical-featured, pearly-toothed, and principles and II) to successfully Dina-Mite champion human rights during a period for a little Amber Lion giggly, athletic, gay, quick on the trigger. Her favorite movie actress is Bette of world transitions, during which old while at least. Forest Lawn Davis, radio personality Kate Smith ("be- orders and economies will be shaken or cause she is so kind.") destroyed. She is successful in the same town in In these tasks and responsibilities • JANUARY 19, 1941 RADIO LIFE PAGE 5
I Radio Life's Radio War News Patrol 1 Sale of 2000 NO T E 1 Laa I fortnight'. America at War—Long ago Adolf Hit- Nail bombing of British Broadcasting Co mpany's London headivarters ap- ler was caught in the maze of his own aaaaatly ended shortwate reception conception. He must keep struggling if on Ak eat Coast. Short wave Editor Earl G. De Haten reported no pick- only to save himself. In my opinion the ups fro m British Islands, a few in- British empire alone will not be able to fla m matory emanations fro m Ger man survive the blow. By this I do not mean occupied Europe. in •itsence of Brit- ish broadcasts Radio Lite withhold. that the U. S. A. will be dragged hastily other European short w a rye broadca•ta into war. We will go on lending aid to MOT in order that one side amity not air- Great Britain until it becomes apparent 'lug the other without proper referee- ing. Belo w. Mutual Broadcasting Co m- that her bastions are cracking. Then, and pany'a resourceful and prophetic I believe it will come this year, this na- news analyst, it ts startling pre- tion (The United States) will draw its dictions for 1941'. way of war. sword. It will be drawn for Great Brit- ain, but even more than that, it will be drawn to save what remnants of civiliza- MOOD On a New Order: The coming year un- tion, as we have known it in our time, 25% Wool Blankets doubtedly will witness the changing of man' then remain. the old order. Life as we have known it, even in our fortunate U. S. A., will be dif- The English Invasion—According to ad- ferent. In all probability it will become vance information that I have been able far worse before it becomes better. How- to gather, Hitler before attempting the ever that may be, this world as we have actual invasion of England, will try to known it is no more. crush British morale with a simultaneous and sustained air raid over the entire na- During the coming year the ground tion, probably by Easter. work must be laid for an industrial system that will have as its limits only the limits No attempt for some time against Gib- of available man power for production. It raltar or North Africa. The Dardanelles must be based upon a price structure de- and Suez problems will be in abeyance, signed to reach a vast reservoir of poten- at least until Italy gets straightened out tial consumers that have in the past only with Nazi aid or, what is more probable, been able to afford the basic necessities of is knocked out by the British. life. This is the economic side of the Japan to Involve U. S.—The present picture. Nazi maneuvers with .Tapan are designed 5 TIMES THE WOOL You'd Expect at only Political Aspects: First, sentiment will not for the present but to involve the be cut out entirely, even by democracies U. S. A. if and when his (Hitler's) con- and probably by the U. S. A. If, for the quest of England is underway. Then we peace of the world, it becomes necessary will receive a direct affront designed to to destroy a people—that people will be force the keeping of our entire fleet in destroyed. Before the snows melt Adolf the Pacific. Hitler will unleash an offensive beside The Russian Bear—The Russian Bear which all military engagements of the past will hibernate through the remainder of will pale into minor affairs. It will be an winter and in the spring will emerge still offensive unleashed not alone against on the side of the dictators. Great Britain but against the world. — WY THE WILLIAMS. 1.99 REGULARLY $3.50! Americans generally pray for his good in Bloom." This coast-to-coast quip Extra size Blankets, too, 72x90 heart and mind, holding fast to thought reached Benny's ears. The following inches . . . extra warm because that most of them cast the die of the week he retaliated with a wisecrack at they're 25 % wool. Solid colors land's future on the yet firm threshold of Fred's expense. The feud has been grow- his philosophy as so far made clear. ing ever since. It culminated in New with contrasting stripe border . . . York this week when the Benny troupe green, blue, orchid or mahogany. FEUDING FOR DOLLARS: Main ap- came east to be present at the premiere Don't overlook the 51.51 saving I parent purpose of the Fred Allen-Jack of the Allen-Benny picture. "Love Thy Benny feud is to keep public attention Neighbor." Fred and Jack decided young focussed on these air-show principals and, Kanin should share some of the glory of At All Our Stores perhaps, to afford gag writers new tan- the feud he inadvertently started so they Shop Week Nights Till 9 at gents on which to slide their humor and gave him the check on the Star Theater Stores Starred* wisecracks. No one takes the feud be- program when Allen again had him as a guest. tween these two seriously, except Bureau *4717 South Broadway of Internal Revenue agents who may wonder if its continuance might period- *5236 South Broadway ically reflect itself in ir creased contract .41EnEm ,r0 Y O U R coon H E A L T H" *4768 Whittier Blvd. sums, at which time, of course, they *Central Ave. at 45th would have a tax-y pecuniary interest. Hear *6551 Hollywood Blvd. Few know how the Allen-Benny air- "The Family Doctor" *HUNTINGTON PARK wrangle started. Last week a happy New (Pacific Blvd. at Zoe) York boy given $300 by Fred Allen, $500 KECA -11:30 a. m. LONG BEACH, Pine at 6th by Jack Benny recalled its start. The boy is 14-year-old Stuart Kanin, violinist. Tuesday and Thursday PASADENA, 173 E. Colorado 720 South Main Street At age of 10 Kanin was considered Sponsored by BILL BAKER genius enough to rate a guest appearance Bakers of on Allen's program. He played "The Soya Bread, Cookies, Toast Bee." Allen was moved to remark that it was a terrific thing when a 10-year- and Waffle Flours EISTE111-cetomme old boy could play "Tl.. Bee" through Ben Kahan Co., Distributor BROADWAY AT 9TH its entirety when a growl man like Benny Phone Cl mberland 32571 Lou Angeles couldn't even saw out one chorus of "Love RADIO LIFE JANUARY 19, 1941 SUNDAY LOGS PAGE 6 EQB -2. Wheeling Stee l 3:30. Shadow. HEAR KIND -2. Popular Favorites. KVOE-e. 5fusical Steelmakers. 1:30. SUNDAY Program Highlights Planter's Garden The Shadow. 3 to 4 P. M. Outstanding Music Variety 10:45 a. m. KMPC KFI-3, Vladimir Brenner. 3:05. New A. H. Friends of Music. 3:30. Beat the A. U. Band. 8:30-Music and American Youth. KGB -b. Garden Beautiful. 10:15. :30-Maior Bow m Family. KNX. KFI. KNX -3. Silver Theatre. 3:30. Mel- 9:15-1'm An American. KECA- Ro m a nce of lihrhwaes. 10:30. ody Ranch, 10:00-Radio City Music Hall. Canary Chorus. 10:45. Songs for KFSD. KFI-KFSD. RHJ-3. Chicago Theatre of Air. 10:15-Romance of Riways. Sunday. EE('A -3. Catholic Hour. 3:30. New 11:15-NBC String Symphony. ILF1 D-10. Musical Album. KGB-KVOE. KFI Friends of Music. 11:00-This Is Fort Dix. KGB- EVOE -10. News. 10:15. Highway 12:00-N. Y.. Philharmonic. KNX. Romance. 10:30. Canary ('horns. KF1411-3. Fantastic Facts. 3:15. K VOE. Pepperdine Foundation. 3:30. Con- P. IL 10:45. Songs for Sunday. cert. 1:30-The Pause That Refreshes. RMPC -3. Miniature Metronolltan. P. U. KN X. 11 A. M. to 12 Noon K MTR -3. Volney James. 3:30. French 1:30-Pageant in Art. KFI. 2:00-Design for Happiness. Proneam. 2:36-Hidden Stars. KECA- KN X. 2:00- Musical Steelmakers. K M- EFI-11, Physical Well Being. 11:15. RFAC -3. Music. 3:30. Colonial KFSD. NBC String Symphony. 11:30. Chi- Quartet. 3:45. Music. 3:30-Gene Autry Melody Ranch. KVOE-KGB. cago Round Table. EGFJ-3. Music. 3:30. W.C.T.C. KN X 2 :00-Metropolitan Auditions. 4:30-Soldier Talent Show. KHJ- KHJ-11. Cavalcade of Swing. 3:45. Music. KFI. RFOX-4. Ben Ala:men. 315. Deutsch 2:00-Swingo. KF WB. KN X -11:30. News. 11.35. News and KV0E-KFX M-KGB. Rhythm. Orch. 3:30, M. Hegidus. 3:45. 5:00-Charlie McCarthy. KFI. 3:00-Chicago Theatre. KHJ- KECA -IL A meric a n Pilgrimage. Charioteers. 6:00-Out of the Hat. KMPC. KGB-KVOE. 11:15, Foreign Policy Association. RGER -3. News. 3:05. Music. 3:20. 3:06-New Friends of Music. 7:00-Good Will Hour. KECA- 11:30. M (sic for You. Long Beach Band. KFSD EF WB--11 Peter Potter. EFX111-3. News. 3:15. Romance of 7 :30-Signal Carnival Miguel Oil 3:30-New Friends of Music. E MPC -11 Hawaiian Serenade. Hfr,hways. 3:30. Chicago Theatre. Co.) EFL KECA-K FSD. RMTR -11:39 Music. ferFR -3. News. 3:05. Music. 5:30-Smaity Party. KNX. 4:00-Joseph Szigeti. Violin. RFAC -11. Church of Open Door. ISFSG--3. Evangelistic. ;36-Jack Benny, KFL KHJ-KGB-KVOE. RGFJ-11. Concert. 11:30. Postscript RFSD -3. Balboa Park Organ. 3:30, 9:00-Hollywood Showcase. KNX. 4 :30-Fitch Bandwagon. KFI. Playhouse. New Friends of Music. 9:00-University Explorer. 6 :00- Manhattan M erry-Go- EGKR -11. Pilgrims Hour, KGB -3. Chicago Theatre, KECA-KFSD. Round. Kiri RFSD -11, A meric a n pilgrimage. KFVD -3:30. Sunshine A m ate ur 9:30-Serenade to Loveliness. 6:00-Ford Sunday Eve Hour. 11:15. Foreign Policy Assn. 11:30. Hour. KECA-KFSD. KNX. Tapestry Musicale. Fil 0E -3. Chicago Theatre. 6:30-Album of Familiar Music KGB -11. This Is Fort Dix. 11:30. KFI. El Paseo Troubadours. 7:00-Hour of Charm. KFI. KIND -11. First Methodist Church. 4 to 5 P. 14. Drama 8:30-Chicago Symphony. ICHJ. RVOR -111. This Is Fort Dix. 11:30. 10:00-Philharmonia. KECA. El Paseo Troubadours. K11 -4. Prof. Puzzlewit. 4:30. Band- A. M. wagon. Public zi ffairs-N ews KNX -4. War News. 4:30. I Dis- 3:00-Nick Harris. KECA. 12 Noon to 1 P. M. agree. Joseph Stiffen. Violin. 4:30. P. M. A. H. 8:45-Robert E. Lee as National KFI-1g Fantastic Fact. 12:15. All-Soldier Talent Show. 12 :00-Great Piave. KECA-KFSD. Defense Counselor. KECA. H. V. Kaltenborn. 12:30. Customs KECA -4. News from Europe. 4:30. Corner. 12:45. Chats Abend Dogs. :30-Your Dream Has C o m • 11:00-American Pilgrimage. Music forFfistening l'rue. KFI. KN X -12. N. Y. Philharmonic Deck. EPIVII-4. este. 4:15. Music. 4:30. KECA-KFSD. KHJ--12. News. 12:15. Midnight Mis- 3 :00-Silver Theatre. KN X. 11:15-Foreign Policy. News. 4:45. Stuart Hamtten tulip - sion. 12:30. You n g People's 5:66--g_alline All Cars. KN X KECA. K MPC-4. Vienna Calls. 4:. News. 5:M- Mierlock Holmes. KECA. 11 :30-Chicaeo Round Table. K n. 4:45. Victor Arden. 5:30-One Man's Family. EFL flC A -12. Great rillY11. KIETR -4. Angelica_ Ho ur. 4:30. 6:30-Lilac Cottage. KIIPC. P. M. W B -4.2. Peter Potter. 12:30. Jean Lutheran Gospel Hour. 7 :00-Reported Missing. KF WB. 12:15-H. V. Kaltenborn KFI. nara. 7:30-Helen Hayes Theatre. 1:30-Town Meetine. KECA. 11111PC -12. Sa m uel McKee. 12:15. E.E03.=2: att.4:15. Helping Haad. KN X 4:30-1 Disagree. KNX. Modern Aires. 4130. Musk. 8:00-Night Editor. KFI. 5:00-American Forum of Air. ENTR -12. St. Brendan's Choir. KRRD -4:15. 411 Reauest Fro n t 8:06-Crime Doctor. KNX. KHJ-KGB-KVOE-KFX M. KFAC -12:30 Music. KFOX -4. Wade Lane. 4:15. 8:15-Dear John. KFI. 5:45- Dorothy Thomoeon. KHJ- EGFJ-12:15. Poo. Concert. how Trio. 4:30 Fireside Church. 9:15-Parker Family. KFI. KGB-KV0E-KFXM. RRK0 -12:30. Music. 12:45. News. FiGER -4. News. 4:05. Gos pel Tid- 9:30-Gulf Theatre. KNX. 6:50-Freedom Speaks. KF WB. KGF:R -12. Ne ws. 12:05. Clu b ings. 4:30. Prophecy Marches On. 9:30-Sherlock Holmes. KFI. 7:00-Open Forum. KFA Acoreano. 12:35 Czechoslovakia. RFXM -4. Bible School. 4:30. Sol- io:30-Columbia Workshop. KNX. 7 :45- Wythe Williams. KHJ- KFSD -12 Great Plays. dier Talent Show. KV011 KGB -12 Better Homes.. 12:15. Haven RFSD -4, News from Europe. 4:30. A:no- Walter Winchell. KFT of Rest. 12:30. Young People's Music for Listening. 10:00-News Reel. KI1J-KGB- Church. KGB -4 Seized. Violin. 4:30. Sol- Quiz Programs KVOE. KFVD -12:15. Glenn Austin. dier Talent Show. KVOE -12 Haven of Rest. 12:30. KFVD -4:30. Colored Revue. 4:45. P. M. Sports-Comment Aftern000 Concert. Sundown Serenade. 3:30-Beat the Band. KFI. IEVOE -4, Joseph Szigeti. 4:35. Sol- 4:00-Prof. Puzzlewit. KFI. P. U. to 2 P. M. dier Talent Show. 5:30-Spelling Beeliner. KN X. 8:00- Sports Newsreel. KECA. 7:00-Take It op- Leave It. KNX. 10115-Bowline Notes. KFV7B. KFI-1 National Vespers. 1:30. Pag- eant In Art. 5 to 6 P. M. KN X -1:30. The Pause that Refresh- es on the Air. KFI-5. Charlie McCarthy. 5:30. O ne EHJ-1. Peter Quill. 1:30. Lutheran Family, Laymen's League. FIN X-5. Callin g Ail Cars. 5:30. KECA -1. Garden Club. 1:15 Looks Spelling Brenner. 5:55. D a vis. SUNDAY Programs News. at Books. 1:30. Town Meeting. J %NI ART 19. 1941 EFVFB -1, Fantastic Foots. 1:15. EHJ-5 A merican Foram. 5:43. Dor- Lombardo Orch. 1:30. Bible Stu- _gam "IflOM MIUTI. geLM PC-9. News. 9:15. Moraine dents. 1:45. Dorsey Orch. REC -5. Interdenominational Church Pro m. 5:30. Sherlock Holmes. 8 to 9 A. M. Moods. 9:30. Swing. E MPC -1, Fenn:mile Facts. 1;15. Light Classics. 1:311. Betty Phil- tf Hamblen. ILMTR -9. Spanish Hour. (VStuilla rt East. Sing- KF11--11. News. 8:05 Rhapsodic* of lips. 1:45. School of Radio Arts. KFAC -9, Liber al Catholic flour. (i. Allison. 1:45. Free. ing Saxophones. 5:45. Colonial Rockies. 8:15, Book of Books. 8:30. Quartet. Music and American Youth. 9:15. Health Talk. 9:30. Music. KFAC -1. Music. RRIID -1. Quiz Matinee. 634TR -5. Special Events. 6:15. EN X -6. Church of Air. 830. Ma- KGFJ-9. Novelties. Ethel Hubler. 5:30. Martin Luther jor Bowes. EGFJ-1. Popular Concert. 1:45. Tal- KRRD -9. Concert. ent Time Thomas. RHJ -8. Funny, Papers. 8:30. Radio EFAC -5. M u • I e. 5:45. Salvation _Bible School. EFOX -9. Pop. Records. KFOX -1. Pop. Records. 1:15. Ross Ballroom. 1:45. Lucca Floor Show. Army. R CA -8. News. 8:05. Alice Rem- KG ER -9. News. 9:65. March Ahead RGF.1-5. Faith. 8:15. Popular Con- Sen. 8:16. Miller Orch. 8:30. Luther of Time. 9:30. Revival. 9:45. Bro. KGER -1. News. 1:05. Spanish Hour. KFX M -1. Peter (Mill. 1:34. Luthe- cert. 5:45. Italian Melodies. Laymen Singers. 6:45. Robert E. Pearson. RRICD -5. Reouelds. Lee. National Defense Counselor. ran Laymen. R FOX -5. M ot her & Dad. 5:30. EFW B -8. News. 8:15, Jessie Craw- ICFSD -9. The Critic. 9:15. Pm An EFSD -1. National Vespers. 1:30. American. 9:30. Radio City Mu- Behind the Mike, Kingdom Temple. ford. 8:30, Rescue Mission. sic Hon, EGF:R -5 News. 5:05. Christian K M Pt-8. Varieties. KG B-I. Peter Quill. 1:30. Lutheran Youth. 5:20. Rey. Munson. 5:30. KG11-9. Bible Questions. 9:30. Char- Hour. KMTR -8 Swedish Hour. 8:30. W. B. ioteers. 9:45. Mice Blue. KIND -1:15. Your Lucky Break. Rev. Weber. Record. 8:45. Bob Shuler. KFVD -9. Waltz Time. 9:30. Mge1c. 1:30. Popular Favorites. KFX51-5. _American Forum. 5:45. KFAC -8. Country Ch urc h. 8:30. KVOE -9. Kruger Orch. 9:30. Mis- EVOE -1. Peter Quill. 1:30. Lutheras Dorothy Thompson. Music. sionary Baptists. RPS0 -5 Ball Trio. 5:15. On With EGFJ-5. Songs. 8:15. Stehle!. 8:30. Laymen. the Dance 5:30. Sherlock Holmes. Popular Tunes. KGB -5. American Foram. 5:45. Dor- ERKD -8 Reauests. 10 to 11 A. M. 2 to 3 P. M. othy Thompson. g-FOX -8. Poo. R ecords. HVOE -5. American Foram. 5:45. EGER -8. News. 8:01. Rev. Dowell. KFI-10. Ra dio City Music Hall. KFI-2. Metropolitan Auditions. 2:30. Dorothy Thomnson. 1:30. Music. 10:30. On Your Job. Your Dream Has Come True. RGB -8, News. 8:05. Smart Set. KNX -10. Columbia Church. 10:30. Kls X-2. Design for Happiness. 2:30. e:15, Reviewing Stand. 8:30. Ra- It's a Date. 10:45. What. No Bob Garred. 2:45. Art Baker. 6 to 7 P. M. dio Bible School. Architect? (NJ-I. Musical Steelmakers. 2:30. KFSD -8. News. 8:05. Alice Remsen. RHJ-10. News. 10:15. Highway Ro- Memory Music. 2:45. Musical Mat- KFI-11. Manhattan Merry-Go-Round. 5:15. Miller Orch. 8:30. Laymen manic. 10:30. Canary Ch or e s. inee. 6:30. Album of Familiar Mimic. Singers. 0:45. S. D. Churches. 10:45. Songs for Sunday. KECA -2. Town Mettler. 2:3a. Hid- KN X-6. Ford Sunday Evening Hour KFV10-8 Rev. Sales. 8:30. Church KECA -10. Swing Kavaleade. den Stars. KIL1-6 Old Fashioned Revival. of Christ. KF WB -10. Peter Potter. RF'W11- 2. Swinao. KECA -6. Rhythm I, Ricardo_ 6:30. HVOE -8. N e w s. 6:15. Reviewing R.MPC -10. Swing. 10:30. News. 10:45. KMPC -2. Campus Freshman. 2:30. Bookman'e Notebook. 6:45. Pa ul Stand. 8:30. Bible School. Planter's Garden. American Parade. Carson EMTR -10. Madame Reinhart. R51TR -2. Special Events. 2:30. Mu- KFAC -10. Music. sic. 9 to 10 A. M. FiGF.1-10:15. Dr. McCoy. 10:30. Mn- RFAC -2. Music. Programs and time listings on sic. EGFJ-2. News. 2:15. Mimic. 2:30. these (gages are supplied to "Radio KFI-8. E m m a Otero & Concert KR K0 -10. Concert. Mission Workers of America. Life" by the radio stations Orch. 9:30. Radio City Music Hail. KFOX -10. Records. 10:15. Visitors. IERKIII-2 Quiz Matinee. show:, and are carefully checked (NX -9:30. Salt La ke Tabernacle. 10:45. Popular Records. EFX M -2. Wheeling Steel. 2:30. prior to going to press. Inac- •CHJ-9. Kruger Orch. 9:30. Judge EGER -10. N e w s. 10:05. Swine. Shadow. curacies in these columns are Gardner. 10:15. Your Problem. Please. 10:30. R1F0X -2. Swingo. usually the result of last minute KF.CA -9. Nick Harris. 9:15. I'm Tnlk. EGER -2. News. 205. Sbadierd's cha n ges be the broadcasting( (all. 2:30. Lone Beach Band An American. 1:30. Wings Over Ers(1-10:30. Aimee S. MePhersmi. studios. America. EFS1)-111„ Radio City Music Haft. EFSD -2. News. e:15. Pioneering EF WB -9:30. Peter Potter. 10:30. Sundown on Veldt. California. 2:30. Hidden Stars. JANUARY 19, 1941 RADIO LIFE PAGE 7 SUNDAY LOGS
music instead of assembly line arrange- Style Slants ments. DEPARTMENTS: by late in the summer as at the beginning of Twenty-two praised the editor (Editor MARTIN BERENS the spring. So buy with confidence. and Readers) for clarifying much that is Color is the fashion keynote of the year. In solids, for different color effects, try confusing about the war issue. The swing to color has been obvious for tone contrasts or blends. A Copenhagen Seven believed editor (but not readers) several seasons, but this year it's here blue slack suit with a yellow jerkin is should be interned. with no holds barred. Just as light-heart- excellent. A rose skirt with a powder Two called the editor (and readers who ed, bright radio shows, movies and all blue blouse or sweater. Beige makes a agreed with him) lice. fast-paced forms of entertainment increase flattering combination with almost any- Twelve liked "Coming Out of Ether." during times of stress, so does the cloth- thing, particularly shades of green or rust. Eleven wanted a picture of Shortwave ing business do its bit by brightening Many manufacturers are making two or Editor Earl G. DeHaven. things up. three tone dile-piece garments, as a dress Eight praised a story on the "Lutheran Are you one of the die-hards who set with a contrasting top and bottom. Or a Hour" (KHJ feature). out to buy something "different" and al- front panel that is different from the sides Four thought the children's section ways come home with a navy or black out- and back. This desire for contrast is the could he made more juvenile. fit? If you are, consider these basic reason for the popularity of the jerkin, P E OP L E: fashion musts in the California market, that handy little clothing gadget that turns Forty-five thought the Stuart Hamblen and see how impossible it is to stick to a million tricks. article was swell. navy and black alone and be in style. One more thing-I notice the eastern Thirty-four hoped that Verne Marshall Indian, Aztec, South Sea Island and South fashion shows have picked green as the would be heard on Western air. American Influence is the base for almost color of the year. This should not hold Twenty-seven said they could do with- all styles coming from California this true of California, where climate and lei- out William Allen White and Marshall. year. Can you think of any of the native sure conditions rather than fashion de- Twenty-three thought Buck Hathaway costumes of these sections that is gener- crees set our colors. So look for green was slipping with Radio Lifelines. ally anything but a riot of color? No, of out here as an accessory leader, yet go Eleven thought Buck Hathaway was do- 'course not,-the modes of all these people easy on it as a wardrobe base. For my- ing all right. are centered on brightness, color, splash. self, I feel that beige and its affinities, Six would like to see another humor All-over, splashy, riotnus prints, with parchment tan and nude, will be the best article by David Weissman. large leaves and flowers running into each of the best. GENERAL: other, both blending and clashing, will be * * * One hundred and ten wanted to Join featured in dresses, print suits, play wear Chef Milani's Consumers' Club. and shirts. It is hard to mention a pre- What's on Your Minds? One hundred and seventy-six wrote in dominant shade in this kind of material, T AST week Radio Life received 718 to "Best Gags of the Week." because almost all colors are used to some 1 -4 letters to the editors: * * * degree in every print. But blue, green, Sixty-one wanted to know what had be- rose, and light rust tones hold the lime- come of the serial "The O'Neills." The Fashion Show light for the beginning of the season. answer is given this week by Mr. Bernie However, don't feel these are only season Smith. Radio Life Fashion Writer Martin openers destined to do an el foldo as Eifty-six agreed with the editor's sug- Berens and NBC's Frances Scully will summer rolls around. Any of these tones gestion that a referendum should be called broadcast from the Biltmore Hotel Jan. In splashy cloths should be just as good for war. 20, 21 and 22 at 11:15 a. ni., covering Thirty-two disagreed with the editor's highlights of California Fashion Show for suggestion that a referendum should be Radio Life's army of women readers. For Style for All the called for war. Miss Scully, famed style editor, will de- Family in Southwest Thirty-two wanted program and other scribe the Fashion Parade on a coast-to- Los Angeles . . . It's radio information. coast hookup, Tuesday, Jan. 21, at 5 p. m. Twenty-nine wanted "Jeanie with the Berens will be heard over KMPC inter- CHARLSTON'S Light Brown Hair" put out of her mis- viewing designers, fashion experts and DEPT. STORE ery. buyers on the scene. 8504 So. Ver mont PLeasant 4300 Ten hoped that BMI would divorce This is a Radio Life scoop for its fash- "Jeanie" and get going on more general ion-conscious readers!
KF W13-6 News. 6:15, Fantastic KGB -7„ Hancock Ensemble. 7:30. KF WB -9. Rescue Mission. 9:30. KGFJ-10„ News. 10:15 Radio Club. Facts. 6:30. Freedom Speeks. Fin Rite Orch. 7:45. Mythe Wil- News. 9:45. Shaw Orch. 10.30. Dream • IIMPC -o Out of the Hat. 6:30. 11/8818. KMP('-9:15. Chapel Quartet. 9:30. KFOX -10 Ron- Ballroom. 10:15. Lilac Cottage KVOE -7. Gospel Light. KMTH -6 Eventide Melodies. 6:15. Night Reverie. 118 8111 ,4)11 O r a. 10:30. W a • e Special Events. 6:30. 1 Am. 6:45. RMTR -9 Treseinelte. 9:15. Special Riders. 10 :45 Organ Reveries. Special Event 8 to 9 P. M. Events. 9:45. Music. KGER -10. News. 10:10. Musk.. 10:30. Concert Music. KFAC -6. News. 6:15. Music. 6:45. KFAC -9 M us k 9.30 Glorious Hone. Chapel Quartet. kin -Dear s.Night Editor. 8:15. KilF.1-9 . New-. P:15.. Mu. c. 9..m. ILF.X.M -10:30. News. 10:45, Harris KGFJ-6. Italian Melodies. Jo'in. 8:30 lack Benny. KNX -8 Crime Doctor. 8:25. News. Popular Tunes Orch. KRI M -13 Music 6:45. News. KIFOX -9, News. 9:1.5. Dude Ranch. K.FSG -10 Esther Stuart. aF06:30 X.- sem6. Nifewise.sstlie:latic Houlinin arOrcs c.h. 9:30. Hollywood Smarty Pant. KHJ-8. Martin Orch. 8:15. Rabbi 9:3( rop Records. 9:45. Ha- H P,'S D -10. Treasured Melodies. 10:15. MIM S`, litiythms Bridge to Dreamland. KGER -ft News. 6:05. Records. 6:45. Magnin 8 :30 Chit'innt 8 v81811 .ms• KEVA -14. KGF:it-9. News. 9:05. Music. 9:15. KGB -le News Berl. 1(1:30. Ne w s. Harlan Journal. Sports Newsreel. 8:15. Let's Waltz. 9:30. Tuckin" In. 10:45. Harris Orch. KFX.M -6 Voice of Proohe:v. 6:30. CulEMI Quartet. 8,30 . Long Orch. KFx3t-ii. News sat) Frost Warn- KFVD -1(1. Hank the Night watts- Ne_we. _ KFM 8. Hollywood Presbyterian Cnurch. hies. 9:30. Old Fashioned Revival. man. KFSH -6. Josiah Bookie.. 6:15. st:siiil-te:30 Voice of First Night- KVOE -10. News Reel. 10:30. N e w a. Rhythms be Ricardo. 6:39. Oscar KMPC -8. Policewoman Christie. 8:30 Eight-thirty Tonight. 8:45. 10:45. Harris Orch. Otis. KIF,s0 -9 Cols er I tv C‘nt. rrr h:1N. KGB -6 Old Fashioned Revisal. Wing Over Jordan. News. 9:20. Herman (h:ch. • 9:30. IRVOE -6 Old Fashioned Revival. ANT r Floyd Jaaneo n. %peened. to Loveliness. 11 to 12 Midnight KFA Open Door Church. KG B-9. News. 9:15. Frost Warn- K V ---8 New". 8 :15 5"1" . 8 :30 * incs... 9:30. Voice of pronn eev. KFto1-11. News. 11:15, Nottingham 7 to 8 P. M. Ept ipt Justice. 8:45 .Music. ren 11:30 Marshall Orch. v -8. Christian science. K NX -11. News. 11:15. Gloskin O re!, KF1-7, Hou. of (harm. 7:30. Sig- KGF:11-8. News. 8:05, Sunday Mu- 10 to11 P.M M. 11:30. Strand Orch. 11:55. News. nal Carnival. (Signal Oil Cu.) sic. KHJ-11 Harris Orch. 11:15. Dale Ks.iX -7. Take It or Lease it. 7:30. RFSD -8 Bill Stern. 8:15. Moments KF1-10. :•• r w e.. 10:15 Bridge to Orch. 11:45 1th Ythni Helen Hares Theatre. of Melody. 8:30. Long Orch. Dreamiani. 10:30 Inside the News KECA -11 Flo," Wright. R H.1-7 . Hancock Ensemble. 7 :30. RGB -8. Martin Orch. 8:15. White iyhetty Wiwi 10.45 Bridge to KF W14-11. Three Kings & a Unveil Flo Itito Orch. 7:45. Wyllie Vill- Temple. 8:45. Chicago Symphony. arream.ano 11:15. Gray Orch. 11:30. Shaw name. RVOE -11 Martin Oren. 8:15. Rabld FLNX -le, News. 10:15 Air Views. On,. Good Will Hour. Magnin 8:30. Chicago St-mnhons. 11.0'91. Columbie Workshop. K MPC-11.. B r i . iv t ' 8 Hawaiians. 13-7. Reported Missing 7:30. News.KHJ -10. News Reel. 10:30. News. 11:15. Swing and . Quiz. 7:45 Gypsy Caravan. 10:45. Harris Orch. 11FAU -11. Night Shades. KMPC -7. Miles Mender. 7 :W. Back 9 to 10 P. M. nEcA-10. Philharmonia. isciF4-11,. News. 11:15. Concert. Home Hour. KF WB -tii, Artie Shaw Orch. 10:15. KFXst-11:15. Dale Ore h. 11:45. Bob Shuler. KFAC -1 KF7-1). Walter Winznell. 9:15,_ Park- Bowling Notes. 10:30. Musical Com- Rhythm Rascal s. Open Forum. r Family 9:30. Sh erlock Holmes. edy Moments. KIES(1-11. It Really Happened. 11:15. KGFJ-7. Music. KNX -9,_Hollywood Showcase. 9:30. KMPC - 111 Rea( It or Not. 10:15. At Close of Day. KFOX -7 Lucca Floor Show. 7:15. c..', 'Theatre. Ebony Rhapsody. 10:30. Hermit's K C D-11 Nottingham oveb. 11:30. Owens Orch. 7:30. Semi lassienl. Kli1J-9. News. 9:15. Frost Hare- Cave. Marshall (tech. KilIER -7. News. 7:05. Music, 7:30. lags. 9:30 Voice of Prophecy. KMTR -10 Viennese Ensemble. 10:13 KGB -11:15 Dale Orch. 11:45. lUrr- Meet the Band. 7:45. Al Williams. KECA -11 University Explorer. 9:13. Neighbor 0 r c h. 10:30. Averill Gan Rascals KFSG -7. Ahaee S. McPherson. News 9:30 Serenade to Lovell- Oreh_ .10:45. Katie Orch. K VOE -11 :13 Paw Orch. U:43. KFSD -7. Good Will Hour. ass.. KFAV -10. Melody Hour. Rhythir Rascals. PAGE 8 RA DI O LIFE JANUARY 19, 1941
a success. Bock set the elements down in News Engineering their order: Children's party—Success of party Radio Publicity Is Fun-Linked depends on public acceptance—Public acceptance depends on entertainment But It's Carefully 'Worked Out plus service to under-privileged—en- tertainment must be superlatively good—if superlatively good should 3ROPAGANDA is a form of literature make possible national press and pic- L designed to p t the public from ture tie-ins. getting a proper 'gander'." The sticker was in the national pub- This frank definition of hokum brought licity tie-in. Such a show wou' not be :o the public for special purposes rather heard in San Francisco. The Call-Bulle- titan real public interest occurred recently tin, of course, could be counted on to in the column of Matt Weinstock of Los print copious encomiums on its own shin- Angeles' Daily News. It simply ineanss dig. Bock called Alvin. After a brief "Write in such a way that the main discussion Alvin was on his way. The issues are confused and our objectives Call-Bulletin was instructed to arrange put across." for the under-privileged thousands, to have several bands secured, to have a All sorts of organizations and individu- civic Santa Claus appointed, to arrange als drive on public attention through pro- for Santa and the kids to meet NBC stars paganda. So constant has been the out- Rudy Vallee, Fanny Brice and others on put of information, good, bad, and in- their arrival in the city. A parade would different, honest and dishonest, that to- be staged to, wind up in San Francisco's day's public merely shrugs, holds its nose beautiful civic center. to avoid the smell of interests trying to "You see, the way this worked out," convince it that they have a story worth Alvin explained, "it was a party for every- listening to, hearing, or reading. body, the kids, the public and the stars In the name of radio much nonsense is But, after these details were attended to written and printed. But radio is enter- , the next step was to get national publici0 tainment, and radio publicists, to make since the show was not heard in San Fran- news, capitalize this function. Their pro- cisco. The Hearst chain saw to part of paganda is almost as entertaining as that. Pathe News when it learned of an radio's better programs. Unblushingly impending city-wide participation in the they admit to no burning zeal to educate Kids' party promised cameramen on thi the public. Entertainment is their forte— scene." He grinned, "The rest is national star names and programs, sponsors where US B O FACTU A L: This is the guiding rule of Joe Alvin. NBC's ef- news history. The whole corntry was in possible, before the public their major ficient constructor of news stories on it. The children were benefited. Thes concern. Stars are news in almost every- that have their has:c appeal to edi- and the public had a free show. Christ- tor, in that they nerve purpopfts thing they do. Programs, no matter how of public I n I and newsworthi- mas baskets were distributed. A great good they rre, are merely titles until the ness aft well as adv-ncing the rause deal of money was spent, making more stars give them life. So stars get pub- of rWell lo ond Individuals. money to he spent, and we all got what licity, the program coming into its own we wanted." Bergen and Charlie at March field drew on public acceptance of the stars. Sonic Alvin engineered 1940's record-breaking programs, true, can be "plugged" for public attention to the air arm of de- Hollywood Santa Claus Lane parade, what they are without benefit of acting fense; that of Gracie and George to the plumped Notre Dame university into one- names. Among these are forums, the sea force. Were their appearances enter- time needed public attention by selling "Wake Up, America" series, AChicago tainment? Well, to answer, just recall its football coach the idea of having its Round Table," et cetera. that Charlie was made an honorary mas- backfield, starring Elmer Leyden of the Stars are like medals. They tarnish ter-sergeant of the United States Air "Four Horsemen." practice to music to without polishing. Radio publicity is a corps. That was funny arid fun is enter- gain speed and tackle-evading grace and polishing process by which the star is tainment. Remember Gracie's idea to shiftiness. He was born in South Bend. increase naval enlistments by putting a buffed up brightly for the further atten- Indiana, and, like most good newsmen, torrid beauty on every ship—as she puts tion of the listener. When Charlie Mc- never went to college. He considers him- Carthy, with foster-father Edgar Bergen, it: "A 'destroyer' on every destroyer." self a "synthetic" al:mines of Notre Dame, goes to March field and puts on a show Channel these essentials of publicity however. He was for eight years with and is publicized properly the medallions through air, in motion picture news-reels Associated Press and covered every known of Bergen and McCarthy are shiny again. and in press and we have radio-news en- beat and assignment. He gives sir:be- When Gracie Allen and George Burns gineering. All competent radio publicists grudging praise for the success of his put on a special broadcast from San use this formula on major publicity build- radio-news engineering to Hal Bock. Diego Naval Training station they cer- ups. tainly have not hurt the cause of Gracie What are the steps taken in engineering "If it wasn't for Hal letting me go on and George; nor did they hurt the navy. radio news that is certain to have sure- my own and giving me my head after we At least, not the way Joe Alvin, NBC fire acceptance? Alvin cites the 1940 discuss a publicity setup, I wouldn't be publicist, handles publicity-news assign- Christmas under-privileged children's so hot, if," he chuckles, "I am so hot." So. ments from his chief, Hal Bock. party of the San Francisco CallsBulletin. * * * Joe Alvin has one slant on publicity The "all-Bulletin had an idea! Give buildups and routines. a Christmas party to 15,000 children. It Show Tester "Star or program publicity is engin- called NBC and outlined the plan. That eered," he avers. "But it must have a was the foundation, and the possibility of Herb Shriner, NBC comedian and har- sound oasis on which to be erected. First, public service. monica virtuoso heard on "This Is th e it must be of public benefit. Second, it Hal Bock, NBC's publicity director for Show," tries out his monologues on a pri- must be built on names. Third, it must the west coast, pondered the proposition. vate preview audience. The slow voiced be topical, and on a subject that will Obviously, it had to be a radio star show, Shriner always has a few tickets to the enable performance of some measurable but it had to be a children's party, first program in his pocket, but before hand- public service in addition to shining up the and last, not a star party. The Call-Bulle- ing out complimentary admissions to his stars and their programs." friends he rounds them up and puts on a in the case of McCarthy and Bergen, tin, of course, hoped to get favorable pub- complete act for their benefit, taking their Gracie and George, all these factors were lic reactions. The network was entitled to observed. The four are names. National recognition for the part it would take; reactions as a test before he makes final defense is topical. The appearance of the stars for theirs. The party had to be revision in his script. PAGE 9 JANUARY 19, 1941 RADIO LIFE
RADIO LIFE LINES * Buck Hathaway Don't Read This! HAS RADIO THE COURAGE? There is probably more theorizing about democ- racy than practice of it nowadays. Sitting late at Al Levy's the other night exchanging %kw:, with a national rad o commentator who stopped in the middle of a discourse and whitefaced said: "God' Please don't quote me on what I've said." I will, since that IF is my right and my duty, but I won't tell his name. The opinion he didn't want quoted: Britain doesn't need American aid in this war and there's something fish-smelly back of agitation to drag us in Said he: "Figure it out. England's leadership has a mass- you don't want to hear of murder potential of 13,000,000 men against the Axis' 12,400,000. Its food supplies are virtually inexhaustible In 1940 the dominions alone produced 12,000,000 tons of the hest opportunit - beef, am mo tons of mut:on and lamb, as much pork, 25.5,000,000 quintals of wheat against Germany's 78,000,000; 320,000,000 tons of barley and uncounted millions of YOU HAVE EVER tons of maize, rye, rice and other products. England produced last year 10,000,000 tons of iron and 500,000 tons of nickel. As for money, England at outbreak of war HAD! had $4,500,000,000 invested in the U. S. In shipping England, when war started, had 21,000,000 tonnage tons. Nazi conquests of the lowlands and Scandinavias ridded by confiscation 8.000,000 tonnage tons more." He took a deep breath after this and To Own a New said: "Churchill is following Chamberlain with a policy of releasing funds to Franco Spain. In other words." and here it was he went white-faced and scary: "England's current leadership is as Fascist minded as the others who helped Germany to re-arm. 194 1 rhevrolet wanted Frencl. 'democracy' weakened and Fascist Spain to win. And they call Americans who suspect these things 'un-American.' If radio had the guts it could render American society an historically great service by permitting propaganda veiled truths to cheep out." SANTA TRIPPED OVER HIS W HISKERS: Colunibia Broadcasting company elevator men were virtue ly the only ones overlooked by the company when Christmas Central Chevrolet Co. gifts and recognitions were being passed out THE NIGHT W ALKING FLOOR BRIGADE will have a number of additions Largest in the West come the salubrious summer .Ready to join the layette caravan are Mrs. Reid Kil- patrick who will infant-do in March; the Lowell Cartwrights of "Muse and Music:" the are out for a NEW .Tim Doyles of newscasti -ig; the Tony LaFranos, the Mark Finleys and Betty Pollon, KHJ production chief secretary, now at home reading for lullabies. record- HEARD AT THE VICTOR HUGO: Between intervals of gay banter at the bar John Barrymore (who was squiring a gorgeous all done up in black satin and dotted ermine) sighed and said: 400 "Phil Spitalny invited me to play second bass with his 'Hour of Charm' girls' orchestra. I just now figured it out. I didn't get to first base." New Car Sales in LIFE'S LITTLE IRONY NOTE: The pleasant mannered gentleman who stands at the entrance to Hollywood's Palladium and tends the door is George Simpson. A few years ago he w as a favorite of King George, for whom he wrote a command per- JANUARY! formance musical comedy at London's own Palladium. Mr. Simpson takes an up-a-down with an Englishman's casual grace Morrie Cohen, you might have a chat with Mr. THIS MONTH! Simpson. I.ess talented chaps can handle doors. ME MORANDUM TO RUDY VALLEE: I've located a comedy dance team with three-minute lay-'em-in-aisles routines for your Viso-Graph. They are Andree and Claude. who've been we-king the northern big-night-club circuit. She's 25, tall as Char- THIS MEANS: lotte Greenwood, a lot funnier and Jimmy Savo couldn't do any better than her 5 foot, 4-inch partner. .loe Alvin: Pick up and pass on for the sake of machine-capsuled enter- A Smaller Profit Per tainment. Earl Cerro], notice. AND ANOTHER TO AL PEARCE: You've been winning friends with your guest Car for Us breaks for promising radio thespians and voca-lovelies. How'd you like to say five years from now that Geraldine Sutter, America's singing sensation of 1946 was your 13-year-old singing find in 1941? Radio Life will spread her in a soon forthcoming A BIGGER Allowance edition. PAT. ON THE BACK IN PASSING: This magazine's campaign against racket for You radio schools has brought tinhorn promoters to grief. A recent check revealed 11 of them have folded, incl iding one of the biggest names in sucker exploitation to trade on a one-time good reputation. The magazine still says "No" to the bank-rolled larcen- ist who telephoned: "If you fellows will play with me for three months on a radio Come down today! school promotion deal we'll all clean up." Our answer is: "We're waiting for you to open because we have the 'closing' remarks." Remember . . . we'll ALLO W DO THIS IN 45 SECONDS AND YOU'RE A GENIUS: When he's not solving civic problems at Encino as chamber of commerce president Jim Jordan (Fibber Mc- MORE FO R YO U R CAR Gee) fashions brain criwklers. The other day between rehearsals he caught us in NBC's than ANY OTHER DEALER. artists' corridor: "Hey," he chuckled, "What's the answer to this: A woman asked her husband if he had change for a $10 bill. He found he had $14.19, but he could not change the bill. In fact, he couldn't change any bill, no matter what the denomination, nor did he have change for a half dollar, quarter, dime or nickel. What did he have?" Elvia Allman, being a woman, gave the answer in 45 seconds. What Cobina could do, Central Chevrolet we could, coming up with the answer 45 hours later. Can you do it? W YTHE WILLIAMS, THE NE WS COM MENTATOR, tells the story of the old English lady walking along a London street. There came a loud and vicious thunder Corrany clap. The old'lady paled and screamed. "It's on right, lidy," a passing urchin soothed. "It ain't 'ItIcr, it's Gawd." Corner 7th r_nd Central ENDING THOUGHT: You can't believe everything you hear—but you can re- peat it. MONDAY LOGS PAGE 10 RADI O LIFE JANUARY 19, 1941
KFSD -10:15. Between Bookends. KGB -1. Monitor N e w 1:15. Uni- 10:30. Ann Gibson. 10:45. N ewe. versity Life. 1:30. Stocks. 1:35. 10:50. Harvey Harding. Investments, 1:45. Siesta. MONDAY Program Highlights KGB -10. John B Hughes, 10:15. KFVD -1. News. 1:15. Music. Chapel Moments. 10:30. Johnson KVOE -1. Muse & Music, 1:15, Uni- Family. 10:45. Bachelor's Children. P. M. versity Life. 1:45, Chic. Variety KIND -10:30. Union Rescue Mission. 12:15-Luncheon Concert. KFAC. KVOE -10, News. 10:15. Chapel Mo- 2 to 3 P. M. A. AL 2•15-Clesisic Hour. KECA. 3 :00- Masterpieces. KFAC. ments. 10:30, Johnson Fa mil v. :00-Johnny Murray. KFI. 4:30-Sonata Recital. KHJ-KGB- 10:45. Bachelor's Children. KF7-2. Girl Alone. 2:15. Lone Jour- 9:00-Kate Smith. KNX. KFX M. ney. 2:30, Guiding Light. 2:45. 10: 15-Between Bookends. ICECA- 5:10 -Telephone Show. KFI. 11 A. M. to 12 Noon Life Can Be Beautiful. KFSD. 6:35-Basin St. Music. KECA. KN X-2. American School. 2:30. 10:30-Art Baker KECA. 7 :00-Contented Program. KFI. KFI-11. Hymns of All Churches. News. 2:43 Scattergood Baines. 7:00-Guy Lombardo. KNX. 11:15, Arnold Grim m's Daughter. KHJ-2 Ne ws. 2:15, Bookworm. P. H. 5:60-Evening Concert. KFAC. 11:39. Valiant Lady. 11:45. Light 3:30. Community Hall. 2:45. Let's 1:15-Club Matinee. KECA- . :00-Pleasure Time. KFI. of the World. Play Bridge. KF6D. 8:15-Lanny Ross. KNX. KECA -2. News. 2:15. Classic Hour. 2:00-Chet _Milani. KMPC. 10:00-Philharmonia. KECA. ILNX -11. Big Sister. 1145. Au nt KF WII-2, Bing Crosby. 2:15. Steens. 4:00-Art Baker's Notebook. 10 :30-Masterworks. KNX. Jenny. 11:30. Fletcher Wiley. 11:45. Waltzes. 2:30. N e w, and Music. KFI. 11:00-Chicagoland Concert. KHJ- Home of the Brave. 2:45. Grandma Travel.. 6:30-Showboat. KFL KV0E-KFX:51-KGB. KHJ-11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. ILMPC -2. Chef Milani. 2:15. Colum- 7:80-Burns and Allen. EFT. Ruth Hauser. 11:30, Victor Lind- bia Concert Orch. 2:45, Concert 8:00-A mos 'n' Andy. KN X- lahr. Hall. KMPC. Public fl/airs-News KECA -11. Our Half Hour. 11:30. KMTR -2, W. B. West. 2:15, Health 8:00-In Chicago Tonight. K ai- Rochester Concert. 11:45. News. Food. 2:30. Music. KNOE-ICFX2.1. A. M. KF WB -11, Tom Stoddard. 11:30. 8:30-Pitie SnipkIng Time. KN X. 7:30-Bob Garred. KNX. Al Jarvis. 8 :80-Presidential Inauguration K MPC -11, Norma Sorties. 11:15. Ceremonies. KFI-KECA. Music for Madame. 11:30. Live HEAR CHEF MILANI Drama 9:45-Parents Forum. KFAC. Stock Journal. 11:45,_Vlenna Calls. 10:00-John B. _Hughes. KHJ- ILMTR -11. Special Events. 11:15. TODAY A. H. KVOE-K M. Mothers of America. 11:30. Moni- P. M. tor Ness. 11:45. Special Events. 10:80-Johnson Family. KHJ. KFAC -11. Man on Street. 11:30. KMPC -2:00 P. M. P. H. 4:46-Fleetwood Lawton. KFI. Music. 11:45. Musicale. 5 :55-Elmer Davis. KNX. 8:00-Lux Radio Theater. KN X. KGFJ-11. News. Stocks. 11:15. Mu- KFAC -2, News. 2:15. Amer. Legion 6:00-Fulton Lewis K HJ-KVOE. s. 7 :3 -Biondi.. KN X. 7:00-Raymond G. Swing. itin. 2:30. Music. 7:30-Lone Ranger. KILT. KRIIic D -11. Paddock Flashes. 11:30. KGFJ-2. News. Stocks. 2:15. Civic. Kill-KGB-KVOE-KF X51. News. 8:30-Point Sublime. KFI. 7:30-National Radio Forum. 2;31). Volunteers of America. 8:80-I Love a Mystery. KECA. KFOX -11, Pon. Records. 11:30. KR KD -2. Chock Henry Orch. 9:00-American Challenge. KFI. News. 11:40, Records. News. 2:45, Hawaiians. 7:45 -Robert Arden KF WB KGER -11. News. 11:15. Meet the p:Qq-Those We Love. KN X. 8:15-John Nesbitt'. KECA. KFOX -2. ( hie. 2:15. Aircraft, 2:30. 3:50-Hawthorne House. KFI. Band. 11:30. Music. 11:45. Dr. Records. 2:45. Grandma Travels. 8:45-Let's Talk News. E.'. 3&PC. Matthews. 9:30-Boake Carter .KHJ. KGER -2. News. 2:15, Poet Dreams. KFX M -11, Friendly Neighbors. 2:3Q, Music. 2:45. Tin Pan Alley, 10:00- Wake Ur. America. KHJ- 11:15. Classic Strings. 11:30. Gar- Quiz Programs KVOE-KFX M KIF.X12-2. Stocks. .:05. Oreb. 445. den Club. 11:45. Craig Orch. News. 2:30. Pendarsis Oren. 1:43. P. M. KFS1D -11. Friendship Exchange. 5:00-Dr. I. 0.. KFI. Sports-Comment 11:15, Oor Half Hour. 11:30. Roch- K g at;. ttrieTireet Vignettes. 2:15. ester Civic Orch. 11:45. News. 0:45-Art Linkletter. K113-KGB- P. M. Monitor News. 2:30, Heart Strings. KITGE-KFX51. KGB -11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. 2:45. Grandma Travels. 8:80-Double or Nothing. KHY- 645-Sid Ziff. KF WB. Anybody Home 7 11:30. Pulpit High- KGB -2. News. 2:15, For Ladles KVQE-KFX M-KGB. 7:00-Joe Hernandez. KF WB. lights. 11:45. Craig Orch. On17. 2:30, P.. Orch, 2:45, 8:30-Kash Kwiz. KF WB. 10:15-Bowling Notes. KF WB. KFVD -11, News. 11:15. Music. Let s Play Bridge. 11:30, Piano. 11:45. Violet Schram. 2:15 Organ. 2:30, Romantic Weather KVOE -11. Frie n dly Neighbors. Klary m. Outstanding M usic 11:15, Women's Club.. 11:30. Gar- KV0E -2. News. 2:15, Fed, Sym- KMTR -9. a. to. den Club. 11:45. Craig Orch. A. H. KI1J-KGB-KV0E -8 :30 a. to.. 2 phony. 2:30 Have You Read? 2:45. 11:00-- Mnui of All Churches. P. to.. 0:30 n. to. Let's Play Bridge. KRKD -9:30 a rn. 1 8:45 12 Noon to 1 P. M. 11:30-Rochester Clvto Concert. D , 3 to 4 P. M. KECA-KFISD. KF WB -11:30 a. to. KFI-12. M a r • Marlin. 12:15. Ma Perkins. 12:30. Pepper Von a g. KFI-3. Agnes White. 3:15. Chic. 12:45. Vie and Sade. 3:25 News. 3:30. Reveries. 3:45. KNX -12. Martha Webster. 12:15. Radio MAtric. Song Treasury. 12:30. Kate Hop- KNX -3. You i. g Dr. Malone. 3:15. kins. 12:45. Women of C ourage. Background for Living. 3:30. Joyce MONDAY Programs KHJ-12. Newts. 12:15. Norma Jordan. 3:45. Citadel. Young. 12:45. Troubadours. KHJ-3, News. 3:05. Shelton Ore h. .I1NU ARY 20. 1541 KECA -12. Orphans of Divorce. 3:30. Lowry Kohler. 3:45. Lest We 12:15. Amanda. 12:30. John'. Other Forget. KRIID -9. Prairie Schooner. 9:30. U. Wife. 12:45. Just Plain Bill. KECA -3. Classic Hour. 3:15. Ireene 8 to 9 A. M. S. Weather Reports. 9:45. News. KF WB -12. Al Jarvis. 12:30. Peter Wicker. 3:25. News. 3:30. After- noon Jamboree. KIEV -9:30. Mayfair Lost & Found !crier. KFI-8. Joh n n y Murray. 8:15. Pets. PL:--12. Top of the DAY. 12:15. KF WB -3. This Is_ Musk.. 4sainst the Storm. 8:30. presiden- News. 12:30. Off the Record. K MPC -3. Tope Pops. 3:30. Tempo tial Inauguration. KFOX -1). Rev. Isle. 9:30. Rec- ords. 9:45, Gospel Bells. KMTR -12. News. Tango. 3:45. General Fact. KNX -8. Morning Melodies. 3:15. KGER -9. News. 9:05. March Alad KFAC -12. News. 12:15. Luncheon KVITR -3. Volney James. 3:30. Piano. News. 8:20. N ancy Dixo n, Snive- of Time. 9:30. Revival. 9:45. Full Concert. 3:45. Billy Richman. fls; Guide. 8:30. Goidbergs. 8:45. Gospel. KGFJ-12. N e w ts. Stocks. 12:15. KF'AC--3. Symphony. lathleen Norris. KFX M -9. News. 9:15. Program Novelty Roundup. 12:45. Let's Lis- KGFJ-3. News, Stocks. 3:15. Vocal- KHJ-5,,,,Haven of Rest. 8:30. News. Preview. Pop, °itch. 9:30. Varlet,. ten. lees. 3:30. Coseert Melodies. 0:45. Keep Fit. KRKD -l2:34. Saddle Pals, KRIED -3. 1181radll• Aa. 3:43. Weather LK. Happy Homes. KFOX -12. Records. 12:15. Ne ws. Report. l'enna Taylor. 'As-ide8n. tiaBl rIenaakufgausrt atiConlu.b. 8:30.. KFSD -9. Hollywood Headliners. 9:05, Gwen Williams. 9:15. 12:30. Dick Ross. 12:45. Latin KFBN -3 Records. KF WH -8. Grouch Club, 8:30. King Health. 9:30, Farm and Home. KGER -3 News. 3:05. Music. 3:30. Or_cn_. 8:45. Dr. Reynolds. KGB -9, Ben tsweetland. 9:15. Home- En..-12. News. 12:10 Music, Swing Stuff. maker's Catalogue. 9:30. Sunshine KFX M -12. South American W a y. KFXM -3. News. 3:05, $helto n Ararc,--.,UnityB all, Andy Word. & 8:30. 12:15. News. 12:30, Calvary Quar- Orch. 3:30. Lowry Kohler. 3:45. Sue. 9:45. Keen Fit. ter flour. 12:411. Troubadours. W ATR -8. Spanish Hour. KFVD -9, Waltz. 9:15. News. 9:30. Lext We Forget. SCFSD -12. Orphans of Divorce. 12:15. KFSD -3. 1.Inda Dale. 3:15. Ireene aisFJ--41. News. Stocks. 8:15. Mu- Dr. Richardson. 9:45. Parade. Honeymoon Hill. 12:30, John's sis„_8:45. Dr. Wiseman. KVOE -9. Monitor News. 9:15. Two Wicker. 3:25. News. 3:30, M yer,- Other Wife. 12:45. Just Plain Bill. tare* of a Modern Mother, 3:45. KR .10--830 State Employment. Keyboards. 9:30. Sue and Rangers. KGB -12 News. 12:15. Islanders. 8:35, Recordings. 9:45. Exercises Hoosier non. It:30. Troubadour.. KGB -3. News. 3:05, Shelton 0 r e h. M AC--8. Music. 8:30. News. KFVD -12 Air Editor. 12:30, Music. New.. 8:15, Pon. Records. 3:30. Lowry Kohler. 3:45, Lest We 10 to 11 A. M. 12:45. Violet Schram, Forget. 8:30. Classified. 5:45. Records. FIVOE -12. News. 1?:15. Farm News, KGER -11 News. 8:01 Soul Patrol. KF'VD -3. News, 3:15 Made. 8:15, Mixpah. 8:45. key. Benning- KFI-10. Inauguration. 10:15. Miran- 12:30. Troubadour.. KVOE -3. News, Shelton Orch. 3:30. ton. dy's Garden Patch. 10:30. Masters Bargain Counter. KFX M -8. Haven of Rest. 8:30. Sun- Orch. 10:45. Dr. Kate. 1 to 2 P. M. shine Service. KNX -10,_ Life Can Be Beautiful. 10:15. Wo man in SF h i t e. 10:311. 4 to s P. M. KFSD -8. Breakfast C I az b. 8:30. Right to Happiness. 10:45. Charlie KEI-1, Backstage W 1 f e. 1:15. Good Cheer. 8:45. Thunder Over Stella Dallas, 1:30, Lorenzo Jones. KF1-4. Art Baker's .otebook. 4:30. Paradise. & Jessie 1:45, Widder Brown. Blitmnre Rendezvous. 4:45. Fleet- KI1J -10. News. 10:15. Happy Homes. E LM-8. Haven of Rest. 8:30. News. -CNX -1. Portia Blake. 1:15. Myrt wood, Lawton. 10:30. Johnson Family. 10:45. and Marge. 1:30. Hillton House. KN X -11, Second Wife. 4:13. Abbott.. IsFVD -8, Covered Wagon. Bachelor's Children. KV0E -8. Haven of Rest. 8:30. 1:45. Stepmother. 4:30. News. 4:35, Fletcher Wiley. News. 8:45 London News. HFA'A -10. Inauguration. 10:15. Be- KHJ-1. Muse & Music. 1:15. Rhythm KIIJ-4. Fulton Lewis. 4:15. Selective tween Bookends. 10-30. Art Baker. By, 1:30, Eddie Albright. Service Music. 4:30. Sonata Re- 10:45, News. 10:50. Harvey Hard- KECA -1 Mothe- of Mine. 1:15. cital. 9 to 10 A. M. ing. Club Matinee. KECA -4. Organ Moods. 4:15. Kin g KF WB -10. School News. 10:15. KE WB -1. Peter Potter. 1:30. Dr. Arthur. Jr. 4:30, Bud Barton. 4:45. KFI-9. Inauguration of President Breakfast on Boulevard. 10:45. Reynolds. 1:45. Miller Orris. _Superman. 1100Stnelt. News. K MPC -1. Accent on Variety. 1:30. K. M11-4. Don Milligan. 4:30. News. KNX -9. Kate Smith. 9:15. When a KMPC -10. Garden School of Air. By Arrangement. 4:45. Stuart Hamblen. Girl Marries, 9:30. Helen Trent. 10:15. Moo. Romance. 01:30. Mel- cirrn-l. G. Allison. 1:30. Music. KMPC -1. What Shall I Have for 9:45. Our Gal Sunday ody Preferred. 10:45. News. KFAC -1. Religious Science. 1:15. Dinner? 4:15. Brightly, Maestro. KI1,1-9. D e‘. Laurin. 9:15. Two Key- FillltR -10 Women'. World. 10:43. L. A. Schools. 1:30. Music. 1:45. 4:30, Newsreel. 4:45. Hawaiian boards. 9:30. Jean Abbey. 9:45. Dr. Reynolds. Keep Fit. KFAC -10. Serenade. 10:30. News. HigF -1. News. Stoc ks. 1:15. H M7'R--4.de. John Brown, 4:15. Smoke KFX'A -9. Inauguration. 10:45. Gothic Tower. titr nits. 1:30. Matinee. Tree Valley. 4:30. Kingdom city. KE.W B -9. Lombardo 0 r e h. 9:15. KGFJ-10, News. 10:15. Dr. McCoy. KRIED -1:15. City Hall. 1:30. CSC. 4:43. Special Events, Musical Comedy. 9:30. News. 9:45. 10:45. City Dwellers. KFAC -4. Vernon Steele. 4:15. Paz- South Sea Magic. 1:45. Health. KRKI)-10. Mu 10:15. He alt h. KFOX -1. Records. 1. 411, Rainbow log the Past. 4:30. Music. KMPC -9. News, 9:15. That's MY 10:30. P.-T.A. 10:45. Records. Trio. 1:30, rhrlstian Selence. 1:45. Ne w s. 4:15. Tea Time Idea. 9:30. Morning Moods. KFOX -10. News. 10:15, Health. At Theatre. KIPED -4. Music. 4:15. Movieband K5ITR -9. 5Insic 9:13. Health. 9:30. 10:30. Harmony flail. 10:45. KGER -1. News. 1:05. Officials. 1:20. Quiz. 4:41. News., Music. 9:45 W B. Record Pon. Records. Bits of Hits. 1:30. Spanish Trio. KFOX -4. Records. 4:15, Pa gin g KFAC -9. Inspirations. 9:15. Health KGER -10. News. 10:03. Kingdom KFX M -1 Muse & Music. 1:15. Uni- Past. 4:30 Swing. Talk 9:30. Women in News. 9:4S. Within. 10:30. Bright Corner. versity life. 1:45. Program Pro- KGER -4. Ne ws. 4:15. Talk. 4:30. Parents Forum. KFX51-10,_John B. Hughes. 10:15. 'law. 1:50. Variety. Gypsy Violins. 4:45. Harold Aral. KGFJ-News Stocks. 9:15. Tone Chapel Moments. 10:30. Johnson Tempos. IEPSD -1 Meth.- ,sf Mine 1:18. . -4. Trading Post. 4:30. Sonata Family. 10:45. Bachelor's Children. Club Matinee. 1:55. News. Recital. JANUARY 19, 1941 RA DI O LIFE PAGE " MONDAY LOGS
Nancy Sewall, of Park avenue.... Horace Heidt and Red Ferrington get along fine COMING OUT OF THE ETHER by Bernie Smith I on the air but off it they're always fight- ing. Both were star boxers in college and still like to keep in trim! . . . Penny AST week we penned a few remarks Nearly a thousand phone calls, letters "Blondie" Singleton and Bob Sparks, pro- Labout the ASCAP-BMI situation, thus and personal squawks have come to Radio ducer of the "Blondie" series, eloped to giving vent to pent-up ire. We continue, Life offices and to station KFI regard- Goldfield, Nev., on New Year's day. It • but briefly, this week. ing the mysterious and sudden disappear- brings back fond memories; that's the ance of 'The O'Neills." To all of these town where we were born. . . . A 4,000,- ASCAP claims their catalog of 1,250,- listeners, we can give little satisfaction. 000-candlepower beacon will soon serve as 000 compositions is being banned from The Compfon Agency, producers of the a landmark atop Mt. Lee, where the Don the air. We'd like it known that last program, originally had intended to cancel Lee television transmitter will be erected. year, when radio had a full right to use on Jan. 2, supposedly using a plausible all of those tunes, it used only .024 per ending to the story on that day. Without M OTES off the cuff: Kay Ryser returns cent of them! In other words, 99.976 per notice, however, the agency called a halt 1.1 to Hollywood Radio City on Feb. 5, cent of all the music to which ASCAP lays on New Year's day, thus leaving the prin- with a new movie in the offing... . While claim was NOT used by broadcasters in a cipal characters in the complicated serial most performers keep in touch with radio whole year! hanging in mid air. It was a dirty trick, trends by mingling with others in the busi- Here's something else that we hope will we agree. As far as we have been able ness, Billy Mills does it differently. Billy sock ASCAP between the eyes. Since this to determine, no plans have been made spends his spare hours at home in front battle started the first of the year, there for the story. It has not been set for an- of his loudspeaker, gFtting the combined results of the whole country's best radio has been a 4.9 per cent audience increase other station, neither has it been arranged over December, 1940! And the rating of to resume on KFI. Most of the parties brains . . . and from the consumer's point the Hit Parade, which last Saturday night concerned, NBC, KFI, Radio Life, and this of view! . . . Mrs. Helen Kaufmann, musical authority, set the nation talking was resplendent with eight BMI tunes, reporter, are at a loss to explain the move. jumped from 13.8 to 15.2 in the audience There is a fish in the air-conditioning with her crack on the "Luncheon at the surveys! some place, though, and we intend to dis- Waldorf" show recently, to wit: "An oboe is an ill woodwind that nobody blows We join with all radio listeners in sin- cover it. good!" . . And Hollywood is repeating cerely wishing the two warring 'factions We'll let you know when we do. would bury the hatchet as soon as possible. the new theme song for the "Thief of OMING Out of the Ether: We've re- But we're completely with radio in its Bagdad," which is: "Genie with the light Cceived no word other than rumor that brown harem!" ... We suggest that radio, very fair and very just fight for freedom Bing Crosby is going off the air for good, when all this music mess is cleaned up, in the use of music. Let radio pay a fair by his own choice, so we refuse to believe and just price for its songs, but let it not it. . . . Kelly Anthony, one-time program found a Stephen Foster Memorial scholar- ship for worthwhile songwriters. Steve be victim of racketeers. director at KFI-KECA and now a lieuten- is pulling radio through the wars most ef- Anybody kno w where we can get a ant in the U. S. Army at Governor's Is- fectively. couple of good bodyguards cheap? land, N. Y., was married last week to
KGFJ-6. News* Italian Melodies. EN74--11. Amos 'n' Andy, 8:15,_LannY 10 to 11 P. M. KFSD -4. p Nickson. 4:15. Roes. 8:30. Pipe Smouinc x I m e. Europe Situation. 4:30. Maxine 6:30. Music. 8:55. Trout. News. Shutter. 4:45. Fihn Farts. KRKD -4. Records. 6:15. Alvin Wild- FIFI-14. News. 10:15. Blue Moon- KGB-4.KGB -1. Fulton Lewis. 4:15. Select- er. 6:30 Records. KHJ-8. In Chicago Tonight. 8:30. 10:30 Inside the Ne ws he Service. Music. 4:30. Recital. Double or Nothing. (11:111riftr Drug). 10:45. Musie by KFOX -6. News. 6:15, Sportlight Pa- woadbury KFVD -4. South Gate. 4:11. News. rode. 6:30. Semi-Claesical. 6:45. KICCA -s. Marshall Orch. 8•15 John 4:30. Sundown Serenade. Records. Nesbitt. 8:30. I Lore • Mystery. KNX -10. Sullivan Reviews News. KVOE -4. Fulton Lewis. 4:15. Se- KIFWB -111. Musical Comedy. 8.15. El- 10:15. Nightcap yarns. 10:30. M g.- loopy° Service. Minsk.. 4:30. Too KGER -6. News. 6:15. Records. 6:30. lington Oreh. 8:30. Kash K w i z. terworks Tunes. 4:45. Classified. Italian Journey. KIIJ-10 Wak. 1 p tmerica. 10:45. KFX M -6. Fulton Lewis Jr. 6:15. K MPG-8 . Amos 'n' Andy. 8:15. Henry Miaselwitz. 8:30. Light Ciao- News. 5 to 6 P. M. Eventide Echoes. 0:30. Hometown Headlines. 6:35. Salon Music. 6:45. sies. 8: 45. Let's Talk News. KECA -10. Philliarmonia. KFI-5. Telephone Hour. 5:30. Hurl- Art Link letter. KMTR -6 Errie. 8:15. Special KF WB -10:15. Bowline Notes* 10:30.10. Events. Cant. Hand. 8:45. hurt Ba4d. 5:45. Jack Arnistronr. KFSD -6. You're in the Army Now. _8:30. Contrasts in Rhythm. • Fletcher European Round-Up. 5:15. 6:30. News. 6:35. Basin 10. Mu- Sneelal Events. Fletcher Wiley. 5:30. Today's Best KFAC -8. Evening Concert. K MPC -10. Br ass Hats. 10:15. BUYS. 5:45, Garrett. News. 5:55. M e' KG.1•.41_ -8. News. 8:15. Music. News. 10 :30 . Ebony Rhapso dy . Davis. News. KGB -6. Fulton Lewis. 6:15. Johnson KFOX -8. Lucca. 8:15. Music. 8 :30 . KMTR -10. Special Events. 10: 15 . KI1J-5. New,,. 5:15, Daily Comics. Fatally. 6:30. John B. Ruches. Judge Gardner. Neighbor Orch. 10:30. Averill Orcii. 5:30. Shatter Parker. 5:45, C ap- 6:45. Art Linkletter. KGER -8. News. 8:05. nodal° Boyne. 10:45. Katie Orch. tails Midnight, „,, KVOE -6. Futter Lewis 6:15, John- KFX M -8. In Chicago Tonight. 8:30. KFAC -10. Melody Hour. KECA -5. T wilight T fi I p S. 5:1o. SOU Fa mily. 6:30. John* B. Ruches. Double or Nothing. Waltzes of Old Vienna. 530. 6:45. Art Linkletter. KFSG--8. Evangelistic. KOFJ-10 . News. 10 :15 . Phil sus- KFSD -8 Marshall Orch. 8:15. John wick. 10:30. Sheldon Shepard. News. 5:49, Tomart Hamblen-Mix. KF WB -5. sm 7 to 8 P. M. Nesbitt. 8:30. Love a Mystery. 10 :45 . Concert Melodies. EMPC,-5, Cobbers Club. 5:15. News. KGB -8. In Chicago Tonight. 8:30. KFOX -10. Rhythmic Age. 10:15. 5:30.U ncle Harry. KFI-7 . Contented Program. 7:30. Double or Nothing. Pon. Records. 10:30. %eve Riders. NINTR -5. _Music. KV0E -14. In I 'drags, Tonight. 8:30. 10:45. Organ. B-me and Allen KFAC -5. M usic. 5:30. Whoa 13111 Double or Nothing. KGER -10. News 10:10. Jesus' Name. Club. KNX -7. GUY Lombardo. 7:30. KGFJ-5. News. 5:15, . Tango Time. KFXM -10 Wake Lis. America. Blond'. 9 to 10 P. M. 10:45 News 5:30. Music. 5:45 „Phil Stanwick. KHJ-7, Raymond G Swing. 7:15. KFSG -10. Gospel Accordiana. 10:30. KR KD -5. Melody Range. f.:30. Race Something to Talk About. 7:30. KFI-9, American Challenge. 9:30. The Letter. 10:45. Patriotic Music. Results. Lone Ranger. Hawthorne House. RFSD -10. Aaronson Orch. 10:30. EFOE--- g. Swing..egi 45 . March Ahead KECA -7„ Olmsted Story Drama. Swartout Orch. of Time. 7:30 News. 7:45. Concert Hall. KN X -9. Those We Love. 9:30. News. 9: 35. Hamilton Oreb• KGB -10. Wake Co. America. 10:45. KGER -5. News. 5:05. Latin Ho 3: KF Wee-A 7. Joe Hernandez. 7:15. Bar- News. 5:05. Powder Ore K11.1-9. News. 9:15. Frost Warnings. News. srxm--s. net Orch. 7:20. Dinner Music. 7:30. 9:30. Beaks Carter. 9:45. Laws & KVOE -10. Wake Up. America. 5:30. Shafte: Parker. 5:45. Ca News . 7:0. Robert Arden. Midnight. K MPC -7. lin the Air. 7:30. Town Lawyers 10 :45. News. Hours 7:45. News' KECA -9, News. 9;05. Dorsey Orch.. HPSD -5. Number Melodies. 5:15. Drug). 9:45. King Arthur. Jr. 5:30. News. 5:45. E HT44 7. I Am.. 7:15. Spec. Even ts. 9_:30. News (Thrifty 11 to 12 Midnight Ricardo's 7: Converse. Rhansodies. Tom Mix. 45. Sam KE W 9. Concert Hall. 9:30. News. KGB -5. Ned Jordan. 5:35. Shatter HFAc...4 . Loyo la asks 7:15. Fred KE1-11. News. 11:15. Fester Orch. 9:45. Operetta Vignettes. Parker. 5:45. Cant. Midnight. Forrest. 7:30. Muskat Tapestries. 11:30. Marshall Oreb. 11:57. News. KMPG-9. Memories in Melody. Ki113.S-011. Orse.n. KV0E -5. Ned Jordan. 5:0. Shatter KOFJ-7. Spanish Hour. KM,TR -9. Lloyd Johnson. 9:30. Mu- Parker. 5:45. Capt. Midnight. ABED -I. News. 3:15. Waltz Time. Sic. 7:30. Fishing Pals. KI1J-.1. Cegicagoland Concert. 11:45. EFAE--4 . Evening Ecocen• 6 to 7 P. M. KFOX -7. Our D aily Bread. 7:15. KGFJ-9„ Jewish Hour. 9:30. Synco- Islanders. Aircraft._ -.:30, Hawaiian Rhythms. KECA -11:15. Organ. 11:57. News. noted tisymphon.r. ssF WB -11. Three Kings & a Queen. K111-6. Dr. I. Q. 6:30. Show Boat. 7:45. Robert Arden. KFOX -9. News. 9:15. Dude Ranch. KN7C-6. Lux Radio Theatre. KGER -7. News. 7:95. Jewish Hour. 9:30. Eventide Echoes. 9:45. Ha- 11:15. Let'. Dhance. KHJ-6. Fulton Lewis. 6 15. Round KFK M -7 Raymond G. Swing. 7:15. AMPC -1 1. Brig t's Hawaiians. U:15. Towner. 6:30. John B. Htghes. 6: 45 . Just Relay. 7:30. Lone Ranter. KGERwallas- -9. News. 9:05. Rev. Denning- Opened by Mistake. 11:30. Swine Art Linkletter. KFRCe-7 :45. Es an reliant.. ton. 9:30. Pastor Crouch. & Quiz. . KFAC-.11. N.ight Shades. KECA -6. You're in the Army Now. KFS111-7. Olmsted Story Drama. KFX111--9, Newa. 9:15. Frost Warn- 6:30 John B. Kennedy. 4:35. Basin 7:15. Bob Hannon. 7:30. Natiosal KGFJ-11. News. 11:15. Concert. lags. 9:30 Dance Time. 9:45. Laws ri.tv c. Radio Forum. liF7CM -11. Chicazeland Concert a nd L aw yers. 11:45. Islanders. K r. News. 6:15. Strollin' Tom. KGB -7, Raymond G. Swing. 7:15. liFSG -9:30. Friendship Singers. 6:30. Crosby Orch. 6:45. Sid Ziff. Lowe Highlights. 7:30. Icotus Rang- KFND -5. News. 9:05. Miller Orch. RFsif.-11. Words & Music. 1131PC -6. Song Stories. 6:30. Easy er. et30. Ricardo'. Rhapsodies. 9:45. KEND--11. loiter Orch. 11:30. Mar. shall Ore Llstenln. KV0E -7. Raymond G. Swing. 7:15. IN ow II. ILMT11-43 Hollywood Merry - Go- Arden Or h. - •30 Lone Ranger. KGB -9. News. ..:18. Frost Warn- KGB -11. Chicagolan1 Concert. U:45 Bound. 6:15. S'pecial Events. 6:341. e '" ' Memory Time, lags. 9:30. George Bacon. 9:45. KFVD -71. Hank. the Night Welch. Life Payments. 6:45. Douglas Daw- 8 to 9 P. M. Laws and Lawyers. son. KV0E -9. News. 9:15. Frost Warn- KFAC -6. News. 6:15. Music. 4:30, Kaw....-11. Chlearoland Cowart L. A. City College. 6:45. Friends KFI -8 . Fred Waring. 8:15. News. Ings. 9. 30. M Orch. 9:45. 11:45. Islanders. 8:30. Point Sublime. Laws end Lawyers. PAGE 12 RADIO LIFE JANUARY 19, 1941
With a scrapbook of notices under his arm, an Equity card i° his pocket, and DRAMA OF YOUTH first-night applause ringing in his ears, Rolland returned to Hollywood, a more Commercial Art Didn't 'Click' finished but thwarted young actor. with Young Morris, But Radio Did Agents were unwilling to sign him be- cause they hadn't seen his work and his lack of experience made it hard for them A FTER all, he thought, pausing before to believe he could have obtained the role Z-1. the door plainly marked "Radio Sec- in the first place. So he reluctantly put tion, English Department," this commer- his scrapbook away, withdrew temporar- cial art course just wasn't what he ex- ily from Equity, and turned again to pected. But, what to do? He'd gotten the less hectic mode of acting—radio and this special permit to attend this high "Dramas of Youth." school in order to lay a foundation for a practical career in dollars, cents and Willing to let the future take care of accomplishment. He'd have to figure itself for the present, he enrolled in radio something else. classes at Los Angeles City College after graduation from high school in June of Rolland Morris listened to the hum of 1940. He still keeps up his art, and re- voices seeping through the door. Ah, yes, mains keenly interested in radio jour- this was that newly formed section of nalism. He is not quite sure whether he the English department, a radio club. wants to become a publicity man, an Radio? Now just a minute . . . just a actor, an announcer, a producer, or a minute. Maybe a drama career would be writer. All these occupations appeal to the answer. Maybe. Gosh! Looking at him and he has a iefinite talent for all these commercial artists in the phone each. One of his shows, "A Toast to directory was enough to discourage any- Fate," is scheduled for spring produc- body. Not that he would be discouraged tion by "Dramas of Youth." by competition, but jiggers! the course wasn't thorough enough to warrant go- If the right break came along, he would ing through it and winding up with a like to take another fling at the foot- lot more work to do that would cost lights and possibly motion pictures, but money. Well, Rolland Morris hunched right now a radio career occupies his his young and capable shoulders, I'll look thoughts. His practical outlook on this into this radio thing. phase is brought out in the fact that he's anxious to acquire a position with a radio Now, when you ask Rolland Morris, K N E W VI HA T HE W A N T E D: ii• network in the personnel department rath- he'll say he was glad he started out to did w hen he heard voicea in dra- m atic leamona coming through n er than "before the mike," so that he be a commercial artist. If he hadn't, door of a high school English de- can learn radio from "the bottom up." chances are he wouldn't have paused out- partment. Holland 31orria, pro mlaing side that door that morning. And if he young radio dra matiat, la m aking L E G A L N AK E: Rolland Harris. place for hlmwelt with autierlativel BIRT H PLA C E: Denver, Colorado. hadn't paused by the door, KHJ's Satur- good uork on K HJ and the IIFIN- BIR T H RA T E: June 23. 1922. day at 3:30 p. m. program, "Dramas of Don Lee netuork. N A TIO N A LITY: A merican. Youth," would not have gained a prom- H EIG H T: 3 feet, 11 /12 Inches. W EIG H T: 155 pound.. ising juvenile who now is beginning to him to the offices of prominent West COLO RIN G: lied-auburn hair, blue make a name for himself. Coast and New York stage producer eye.. A characteristic of this blue-eyed, 19- Homer Curran, owner of San Francisco's * * * year-old, six-footer is thoroughness and largest showhouse, the Curran Theatre. a wort of "buck-the-line" and "carry-the- The juvenile lead in the dramatization of Rachmilovich Columnist Lee Shippey's best-seller, "The ball-through" tenacity. Not content with Europe's Loss, U. S. Gain: To Ameri- Great American Family," was being cast enrolling in the radio section of the can shores in recent months have come and the play was going into a profes- school's English department, young Mor- many a European cultural adept and sional run after an unprecedented six- ris proceeded to take over the place. He teacher, seeking new footholds in a land week hold-over at Pasadena Playhouse. became master. of ceremonies for dances, less cluttered with the debris of war, top- rallies, club benefits and the periodic tal- Rolland arrived at the Biltmore, scene pling systems, confused societies. ent shows staged by the students, fidgeted of the try-outs, only to find that five To California radio listeners, tuned impatiently for a while with an indiffer- boys had been selected out of a huge to KMPC a fortnight ago and to Chef ently edited school paper, and finally group. He hoped that the casting direc- Milani's program, came music that be- took the paper over as its radio editor. tor hadn't counted right, and not saying trayed a masterly understanding of scores. One day after hearing "Dramas of a word to anyone, he marched on to the To KMPC came scores of letters request- Youth" over KHJ, he wrote for an ap- stage with them as though he, too, had ing the pianist appear again. pointment to interview Marion Ward, been chosen. One by one, these boys its late writer. with several years experience on the For Radio Life readers this week comes Captivated by the personality of the stage and in motion pictures behind them this information. The pilnist is Giaco- program's creator and the talent dis- were eliminated, until our hero was stand- mom Rachmilovich. Playing he demon- played by its cast, the enthusiasm revealed ing alone and very nervous on the stage, strated a new technique of teaching to in his written review for the paper was dreading the moment when they would eliminate tiring exercise, to build up com- topped by a letter he later received from ask about his experience and he could only petent musicianship for person of aver- Miss Ward telling him of an opening in meekly reply, "eight months of radio." age intelligence in a matter of months. th'e juvenile stock company, and "would It didn't seem to matter, because his Radio Life predicts: he be interested." Would he be inter- radio-trained ability to sight-read the part Pianist Giacomom Rachmilovich will ested? Wow! well illustrated he had a natural talent to make a name for himself in America as In October of 1988, Rolland Morris handle the work. He was handed the role he has in Europe. became a member of "Dramas of Youth." and several days later his first contract Four weeks later, he had the lead and at a weekly salary that took his breath * * * carried the weight of the half-hour net- and dazed his already amazed family. Sing for Contract work show on his inexperienced shoul- After a week's run at Santa Barbara's ders. He frankly admits he wasn't so famed Lobero theater and an engage- The Dinning Sisters, 'teen-age singing good and was glad to get back to the ment of two weeks at the Curran in San trio of sweet and hot music, today had smaller and varied roles that the chow Francisco, child-labor rulings joined up swung their way into a long-term con- offered. forces with the fact that the star accepted tract as regular members of the A 1 k a A phone call from an unknown and a prominent role in the forthcoming Seltzer National Barn Dance gang which yet-to-be-identified "Mr. Jarvis" figured Kaufman-Hart production of "The Man holds forth every Saturday night in the next in his career development, and sent Who Came to Dinner," to close the play. old hayloft at 6:00 p. m., over KFI. PAGE 1.8 JANUARY 19, 1941 RADIO LIFE SALUTE YOUNG AMERICA! A Department for Children
CONDUCTED BY BEATRICE HENSHA W
EMANDS for more teen-age programs D on the air continue to pour in with every mail. One card from Ida Mae Gar- field, aged 18, of the John Muir junior high, says that she and all her friends will certainly support such programs. That's the spirit! This week's prize letter from David L. Provost of Redondo Beach adds fuel to our fire. And here's proof that sponsors are beginning to wake up to this great potential audience they have been missing: the Young American Flyers Club heard each Saturdar morning from 10-10:30 over KFSD ard from 10:30- 11:30 over KFWB. A complete story about the new show is to be found else- where on this page. Are we getting power- ful, kids? Just watch us grow! But we must keep those letters and cards coming in. Just address Young America, in care of Radio Life, 1029 W. Washington Blvd., Los Angeles. It's only by making our voices heard that we can accomplish anything in radio. There's no such thing as applause or buying tickets or any other way that we can make our opinions heard. Advertisers and studio officials want to know what our likes and E DIT H FELLO WS, who Just starred In "Her First H OIllniae r - : Hobby dislikes are. They are willing and anxious Jordan, kno wn to theatergoers as one of the "Dead End Kids"; Vince Barnett "The Funny Mau" and SIG on the Young A merican Flyers sho w. to give us what we want, because we, the and George A. Turner. chief pilot of Young A merican Flyers club. audience, are the most important factor in their success. And we can "do much more as an organized group than any in- Young American Flyers Club dividual writing one lone letter to a star model planes to high point winners week- or a studio. So write Young Allude& ERE'S ti at new, program, boys and and we can promise you your vote will H girls, the first one on the air that is ly; sixth, cash awards in field meets held he cast in a way that will give it the in direct response to your demand for each 13 weeks; seventh, solo-scholarships greatest force. more teen-age shows! It's really a lulu, in -the Arlen-Probert Aviation school, and combining all the fun, excitement, enter- eighth, 300 special courses at an aircraft tainment and education that you could technical school weekly. What do you RECOMMENDED hope to get in a lot of programs. It's think of that? PROGRAMS Young American Flyers, on the air each Now of course you want to know how Saturday morning from 10 to 10:30 over you can get all this. It's quite simple. BUD BARTON, the real-life story of KFSD and from 10:30 to 11:30 over Just listen in to the program over KFWB a small-town American boy, which was KFWB with that famous comedian and or KFSD on Saturday mornings at 10:80 formerly heard at 4 p. m now comes master of ceremonies, 'Vince Barnett in and then get your friends to help you over KECA at 4:30 p. m. A variety of charge of the goings-on. Raine Bennett save labels, bottle caps and sales receipts musical programs now occupy the 4 acts as commentator and each week there fr6m the products of the patriotic :spon- o'clock spot. will he different guests—stars, outstand- sors of this show who are offering all INAUGURATION CEREMONIES ing flyers, swell people that you'll like these fine prizes to inspire the girls and inducting President Roosevelt into of- to meet. boys of America toward careers in avia- fice for the first third term in the his- tion. Among these Southern California And best 3f all, you and you and YOU tory of this country will be broadcast can all have a part in Yang American firms are: Sparkletts, Karl Shoe stores, over all networks from 8:30 to about Flyers. Every week 20 kids will take part Warren Watkins candy, Silver Foam soap, 10:15 on Monday morning, Jan. 20th. in an aviaticn quiz contest. The 10 on the Deluxe Brand soups, Dr. Ross dog and Every American school boy and girl winning side will each get $1.50 in spend- cat food, and the Troy, Pasadena, Glen- should be allowed to hear this momen- dale, and Sanitary laundries. tous radio demonstration of democracy ing money to show themselves a good time. Even the losers will come out with The unselfish cooperation and far- in action. 50 cents—se you really can't lose at all! sightedness of these business houses ex- THE BOY SCOUTS are back on .And here's the real pay-off: the high presses the real •foundations upon which KECA at 7 p. m. on Wednesdays. point winner each week will get a free air- our democracy is built and will be sus- THE AMERICAN CHALLENGE plane ride! Wow! tained. brings other historic occasions to your Now waiz that isn't all! There are a There are no dues or other financial loudspeaker on Monday nights at 9 whole raft ;f other gifts and prizes given obligations to members of the YOUNG over KF I. Every junior and senior away in connection with the program. AMERICAN FLYERS CLUB and you are high student should mark this one a First, every member receives a swell wing only asked to follow the simple rules and "must" on his listening calendar each pin and a manual; second, home study uphold the principles of loyalty to the week. lessons in aeronautics and model building -United States and good fellowship among HOLLY WOOD SMARTY PARTY are supplied free; third, mode) plane kits all cadet members. Be sure and tune in on KNX every Sunday evening at 8:30 to build for experience and to enter in next Saturday and hear more about this is a living demonstration that the cin- field meets; fourth, tiny gas engines for exciting new radio idea designed especially ema city produces ,rains as well as model ,planes io to members with high for the young people of Southern Cali- glamour! points weekly; fifth, contest and control fornia. TUESDAY LOGS r \GE " RADIO LIFE JANUARY 19, 1941
KFX M -1, Classlcs of Literature. 11 A. M. to 12 Noon 1:15. Sidewalk Cafe. 1:30, R• dio Gossip Club. 1:45. Previews, Va- riety. TUESDAY Program Highlights KF1-11. Hymns of All Churches. KEND -l. Mother of Mine. 1:15. Club 11:15. Arnold Grim m's Daughter. Matinee. 1:30. Musical Supervisor. 11:30. Valiant Lady, 11:45. Light 1:50. Master Singers. 1:53. News. of the World. Variety • Outstanding M usic KGB -1,, Classics of Literature. 1:15. KNX -11. Big Sister. 11:15. Aunt Sidewalk Cafe, 1:30. Radio Gossip A. M. P. U. Jenny. 11:30. Fletcher Wiley. 11:43. Club. 1:45. Siesta. 9:00-Katts Smith. KNX. 12:15-Luncheon Concert. KFAC. Home of the Brave. KFVD -1. News. 1:15. Music. 10:15-Between Bookends. KECA- 3:00- Masterrdeces. KFAC. ICHJ-11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. KVOE -1. Classics of Literature. KFSD. 7 3.1-Glenn Miller. KNX. Ftlind Feet. 11.15 School of Air. 1:15. Sidewalk cafe 1:30. Ra dio 10:15-Hollywood Whispers. K11.1- 7 :15-Inglewood Park Concert. KECA -11. Our H alf Hour. 11:30, Gossip Club. 1:45, Chic. , KV0E-KGB-KFXM. KNX Family Doctor. 11:45. News. 10:30-Art Baker KECA. 8 :00-Pleasure Time. KFI. KF WB -11. Tom Stoddard. 11:30. 2 to 3 P. M. P. U. 8:00-Evening Concert. KFAC. .0 Jars I'.. 11:15 -Lanny Roes 1:14X 1:15-Club Matinee. KECA- 10:00-Philharmonia. KECA. ILMPC -11. Norma S•r yin s. 11:15. KF1-2. Alone. 2:15, Lone Jour- KFSD. 10 :304-Masterworks. KNX. Lifelong Learnina 11:30. Gypsy ney 2:30 , Guiding Light. 2:41, 2:00-Chef Milan!. KMPQ. Strings L W Can Be Beautiful. 4:00-Art Bakers Notebook. KNX -2. American Sct: pol. 4:30 News. 2:45 Scattere,od Baines, KFI. Public if f fatrs-News No w: T wice Herb Tuesday! 0:30-Fibber McGee. KFI. SCHJ-2 News. 2:15. Bookworm. 7:00-Bob HOD.. KFI. A. M. 2:30. P.-T.A. 2:45. Let'. P I a • 7:30-Uncle Waiter's Dog House. 7:30-Bob Garrett. K M/. Bridge. KFI. 10:00-John B. Hughes. FLYING FEET KECA -2 News 2:15, Classic Hour. 3:00-Amos 'n Andy. KN X- KHJ-KVOK-KF X114. KFIVIS-t Sine Crosby. 2 .1.; . St • KMPC. U . BROADCASTS Waltz. 2:30. New. and Mi,. I c. 4 :43- Ka I ten born Kr!. 2:45. Gra ' m's Travels, I ::it ealinniga PRO T!. .1a1CFITIt. 6:00-Fulton Lewis. KHJ-KVOE Patients' '.p en foru m direct ILMPC-2. Chef Milani. 2:13. 18th KFX1111-KGB fro m Dr. Hiss Foot Clinic Century Music. 2:30. David Elwin Drama 6:4.5 -Affairs of State 2:45. Concert Hall. KH1-KV0E-KFX113. 11.1ril5 a. as. K w 4100 p sa. 1131TR -2 W R. West. 2:15. Ter- A. M. 7:00-Raymond Gram Swing. mite Tonic., 2:30, Music. 2:45. 10:30-Johnson Family. KHJ. KVOK-KHJ-KGB-KFX51. Volne• James. P. M. 7 :30- WYthe Williams. KMTR -11, Dr. Talbot. 11:30. Moni- RFAc -2 News. "•13 slush% KHJ-KVOE-KGB-KFX M. tor News. It 45. Special Esents. K610.1-2. News, Stoc!is. 2:15. Civic. 5:30-First NIghter. KNX. 7:43-Robert Arden KF WB KFAC -11. Man on Street. 11:30. 2:30. Salvation Army. 11: --Second Husband. KNX 8:45-Let's Talk News K MPC. Forenoon Musicale. KRKD -2. Henry Orch. 2:30. News. 0:35-Inner Sanctum Mystery. 9:00- We the People. KNX. KGFJ-11. News. Stocks, 11:15. Mu- 2:45 Hawaiians. KECA-KFSD. sic. KFOX -'. Chic. 2:15. Sircroft. S30. t7:00-Story Drama. KECA. KRKD--11. Paddock Flashes. 11:30. Records. 1:45. Grandm. Travels. O :041-Grand Central Station. Sports-Comment News. KGER -'5. Ne ws. 2:05. Music. 2:30. KECA. K FOX -11. Pop. 11:cords. I I :30. B. Band. 8:30-Court of Missing Heirs. KNX U. News. 11:40. Records. 6:13-Sid Riff. KF WB. KGER -11. N e w s. 11:15. Meet the Quiz Programs 7:00-Joe Hernandez. KF WB. Band. 11:30. Music. 11:45. Dr. Mat- HEAR CHEF MILANI 7:15-Inside of Sports K W- thews. P. M. KGB-K rx-m. KFXM -11. Friendly Neighbors. 10 :15-Bowline Notes KF WB. 11:15 Classic Strings. 11:30. School TODAY 5:30-Treasure Chest. K of Air. 6:30-Professor Quiz. K . KFSD -11. Our Half Hour. 11:15. KMPC -2 :00 P. M. 7:30-Uncle Jim's Question Bee. Weather Bridge. 11:30. Army Band. 11:45. KECA. News. 8:30-Bernie Musical Quiz. KHJ -8:30 a m.. 2 D. m. 11 D. m KGB -11 Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. IIFX M -2. Stocks. Orch. 2:15. News. KECA S'RK D -9:30 a. m. 1 D. m. 3:45 Monitor News, 11:30. Song of Is- 9:30-Battle of Sexes. NFL D. TM 2:30, P.-T.A. 2:45. snotlite Revue. lands. 11:45. School of Air. KFSD -2. Sidestreet Vignettes, 2:15. KFVD -11, News. 11:15. Music. 11:30, Monitor News. 2:30. Chansonette. Plano. 11:45. Violet Schram. 2:45. Grandma. Travels, KV0 E -11. Friendly Neighbor.. KGB -I. News 2:15, Melodic Mo- 11:13. P.-T.A. 11:30. Southern ments. 2:30. P.-T.A. 2:45. Let's School. Bridxe. TUESDAY Programs ILPATD -2. Music. 5:15. Organ. 2:30. JANUARY 21. 1941 12 Noon to 1 P. M. Romantic Rhythm. KVOIE-2. New's. 2:15. Federal Music. KFI-12 Mars Marlin, 12:15, Ma 2:30. P.-T.A. 2:45. Let's P I a • KIEV -9:30. Mayfair Lost & Found . Bridge. 8 to 9 A. M. Pets. Perkins. 12:30. Pepper Young. 12:45. Vic and Made, KFI-8. Org a n Concert. 8:15, KFOX -9. Rey. Isle. 9:30. Popular KN X -12 , Martha Webster. 12:15. 3 to 4 P. M. Against the Storm. 8:30. Road or Records. 9:45. Rev. Eade. Song Treasury 12:30, Kate Hop- Life. 8:45. News. KGER -9. News. 9:05. March Ahead kins. 12:45. Women of Courage. KF1-3, Agnes White. 3:15. Chic. KNX -8. Morning !Melodies. 8:15. of Time. K11.11-12. News. 12:15. Norma 3:2.3. News. 3:30. Stre.s.oh.leti • 0,11- New.. 8:20. N ancy Dixon. 8:30. KVXM -9 Ne ws. 9:15. Program Young. 12:45, Cincone Orch. nal. Goldberg.. 8:45. Kathleen Norris. Preview. 9:20. Orch. 9:30. Satiety. KECA -12. Orphans of Divorce. KNX -3, Young Dr. Malone. 3:111. 9:45. Keen Fit. 12:15, Amanda. 12:30. John's Other Rhythm ltounittp. 3:341. Joyce Jor- KHJ -8, Neighbors of Woodcraft. Wife. 12:45. Just Plain Bill. Oln, 3:43, Citadel. 8:30. News. 8:45. Happy Ho me s. KFSD -9. Glen Ilsr win. 9:15. KF WB -12. Al Jarvis. 12:30. Peter KIFIJ-3. News. 3:05, Pendarsis Orch. KECA -8. Breakfast Club. 8:30. Health 9:30. Farm and Home. Potter. 3:45. livnsiana. News. 8:15. R. L. Johnson. KGB -9. Ben Sweetland. 9:15. Home- KMPC-12. Ton ol D ay. 12:15, News. KFX'A -3. Classic Hour. 3:13. Ireene maker's Catalogue. 9:30. Music for Wicker. 3:25. Program KY WK -8. Grouch Club. 8:30. King 12:30. Oft the Record. Milady. 9:45. Keep Fit. KMTR -12. Music. 3:30. Afternoon Jamboree. Oren. 8:45 Dr. Reynolds. KIND -9, Waltz. 9:15. News. 9:30. KF WB -3. this Is Music. IIMPC-8. Andy & Virginia. 8:30. KFAC -12. New.. 12:15. Luncheon Dr. Richardson. 9:45, Parade. Concert IIMPC -3. Top Pops. 3:30. Tempo Unity Daily Word. KVOF.-9. Monitor News. 9:15. Two 111.51TR--8,_ Spanish Hour. 5:43. Re- KOFJ-12. News. Stocks. 12:15. Tango, 3:45. Brightly. Maestro. Keyboards. 9:30. Music for Milady. Smelt, R oundu p. 12:45. a.et's Lis- KMTR -3. . sno. ligious Music. 9:45. Exercises. ten. 3:45_. Billy Richman. KFAC -8. Conntry Church. 8:30. KR KD -12:30. Saddle Pals. KFAC -3. Symphony. News. 8:45. Mildred Lager. KFOX -12. Records. 12:15. Ne ws. KGFJ-8, News. Stoc k s. 8:15. Mu- 10 to 11 A. N. KGFJ-3. News. 3:13, Vocaliers. sic. 8:45. Dr. Wiseman. 12:30. Garden School. EKED -S. Hawaiian.. 3:15, Records, KR KD -8:30 Jonathan Breakfast K11-10. News. 10:15. Mirandy's Gar- KGER -12. News. 12:10, Music. 3:45. Weather. Venna Taylor, Club. den Patch. 10:30. Masters 0 r e h. 12:15. V. F. W. KFOX -3. Revised.. KFX M -12. Harmony Hall, 12:15. :115. KFOX -8. News. 8:15. Records. 10:45. Dr. Kate. KGER -3 N.V114. 3:90 KNX -10. Life Can Be Beautiful. News. 12:30. Colter, Quarter Hr. L. R. Band. 8:36. Ads. 8:45. Woolverton Boys. Cincon. Orch. KFX M -3. News. 3:05, Pendarvis KGER.-8. News. 8:05. Soul Patrol. 10:15. Woman in W hite. 1A:30. Right to Happiness. 10:45. mare KFRD -12. Orphan. of DIvorc e. Orris. :1:45. liyusiana. 8:15. Mizpah. 8:45. Rev. Benning- 12:15. Honeymoon Hill. 12:30. KFSD -3, Linda Dale. 3:15. !recite ton. Lee Taylor. KHJ-10 John B. Hughes. 10:15. John's Other Wife. 12:45. Just Wicker. 3:25. News. 3:30. Stream- KFX31-8. Neighbors of Woodcraft. Plain Bill. lined Journal. 8:30. Sunshine Service. Hollywood Whispers. 10:30. John- KGB -12. News. 12:15. Old Fa s h- KGB -3. News. 3:05. Pendaryis Orch. KFSD -8. Breakfast Club. 8:30. Good son Family. 10:45. Bachelor's _131ildren. 'tined Girl. 12:30. Cineone Orch. 3:30, These United States. 3:43, Cheer. 8:45. Thunder Over Para- KFVD -12. Luncheon Music. 12:45. GYpelana, dise. K W),'A-10 Linda Dale, 14:15. Be- tween Bookends. 10:30. Art Baker. Violet Schram. KFVD -3. News. 3:15. NI u • Ic. 3:45. KGB -8. Woodcraft. 8:30. N e w s. KV0E -12. News. 11:15, Earns News. Rhumba. KFVD -8, Covered Wagon. 10:45. News. 10:50. H. Harding. KF W11-10. Hyper (MTh. 10:15. 12:30. Cinrone Orch. KV0E--3. News, Pendarvis 0 r e h. KV0E -8. Good Morning Neighbor. 3:30. RR rraln Counter. 8:30. News. 8:45. Words & Music. Breakfast on the Boulesard. 10:45. Newts. 1 to 2 P. M. eCMPC -10 Mood Romance. 10:30. 4 to 5 P. M. 9 to 10 A. M. Doctor'. Journal. 10:45, News. Backstage Wife. 1:15. Mel- K MTR -10. Woman's World. 10:43. lo Dallas. 1:30 Lorenzo Jones. K M -. Art Baker's Notebook. 4130. KFI-9. Mord% and Music. 9:30. Dr. Reynolds. 1:_45 VVidder Brown. Jayne Cozzens. 4:45, FL V. Kal- Julia Blake. 9:45. Bridge Club. KFAC -10. Midmorning Serenade. KN X -1. Portia Blake. 1:13. Myrt tenborn. KNX -9, Kate Smith. 9:15. When a 10:30. News. 10:45. Gothic Tower. and Marge. 1:30. Hilltop Ho es e. KNX -1. Second Wife. 4:15, We the Girl Marries 9:30. Romance of fiGFJ-10. New. 10:15. Dr. McCoy. 1:45. Stepmother. Abbott.. 4:30. News. 4:33 , Flet- Helen Trent. 9:45. Our Gal Sun- 1.1:45. City Dwellers. KHJ-1. Classics of Literature. 1:15. cher Wiley. day. KRICD -10. Music. 10:15, Health. Sidewo'k ''nfe. 1:30. Eddie Al- KHJ -4. Fulton Lewis. 4:30. Sands Kli,J-0. Rev. Laurin. 9:15. T w o KFOX-.-10, News. 10:11S. Health. bright. of Time. Keyboards. 9:30. Music for Milady. 10:30 Pacific Paradise. 10:45. KECA -1. Mother of Mine. 1:15. Club IIECA -1. Floyd Wrfrht, 415. Kink P:43. Keen Fit. Records. Matinee Arthur Jr. 4:30. Bud Berta n. KECA -9. Mildred Van. 9:15. F o to r KGER -10, News. i:05. God's Sun- KF WB -/ Peter Potter. 1:30. Dr. 4:45. Superman, Belles. 9:30 Homer Griffith. 9:15. shine 10:30 Bei t Corner. Reynolds 1:45. Miller ()reit. Kiewit-s. Don *ii-on. 1:311. News. News. KFX91-10 John . Hughes. 10:15. KMPC -1. Accent on Variety. 1:30. 4:45. Stuart Hamblen. KF WB -,9. Lombardo Oreh. 9:15, Hollywood Whitt:ter.. 10:30. John- By Arrangement KMPt!--4 :15. Symphony Previews. Musical Comedy. 9:30. News. 9:45. son !Family. 10:45. Bachelor's KMETR -1, O. Allison. 1:30. Pension, 4:30. Newsreel. 3.45, Aloha Land. Soon. Sea mocie. Children. 1:43. Speci.1 Events. KMT11-4. John Brown. 4:15. Old KMPC-4). News. 9:15. Accent on KFSD -10 :15 Betw een Bookends. KFAC -1. Religious Science. 1:15. L. Windiam mer, 4:30 Kingdom Cita Song. 9:30. Melody Preferred. 10:30. Ann Gibson. 10:43. Heaven A. Schools. 1:30. Music. 1:45. Or- 1•17, soviet Esents. KMTR -9 Martin L. Thomas. 9:13. on Earth gan. KE W -4. First Line Defense. 4:15. Health. 9:30. Music. 9:45. W. B. KGB -10 John B. Hughes. 10:15. KGFJ-1. News. Steck.. 1:15. Paging the Past. 4:30, Gateway to Record. Hollywood Whisper.. 10:30. John- Strings. 1:30. Matinee Melodies. Music. KFAC -9. !aspirations. 9:15. Health son Family. 10:45. Bachelor's KRI M -1. Weather 1:15, City Hall. KGFJ-4. News. 4:15. Tea Time. Talk.. 9:30. Women in News. 9:45. Children. 1130. U.S.C. 1:45 Health. KRIrD -1. Music. 4:15. Movieland Music. KF1113-10 Serenade. 10:30. Union KFOX -1. Pop Records, 1:15. Lucca (MIL 4:45 News. News. Stocks. 9:15. Tone itqT empos Retteue Mission Floor Show. I:30. Monitor News. KFOX -4 Records 4:13. Piscin e KVOE- 10. News 10•11 it,.. ,••• sft 1:45. 51 the Theatre. Past 4:30. Swing , KRllerie . Prairie Schooner. 9:30. U. Whispers. 10:30. Johnson Family. KGER -1, News. 1:05. Official.. 1:20. EGER:A. News. 4:13. Talk. 4:30. S. Weather. 9:15. News. 10:43, Bachelor's Children. Bits of Hits. 1:30, Spanish Trio. Records. 4:45 Hid-Ohba PAGE 15'••• JANUARY 19, 1941 RADIO LIFE uESDAY LOGS
Sound Tracks Remarkable Experiences of Swopper Roberts nVERTONES of wedding bells might have been heard on the new year air Ed. Note: Many letters have come in lauding Radio Life for its fore- from Columbia Square in Hollywood, for sight in providing Suopper's Market as an outlet for, and exchange of gooda. This letter tra m Don Robert. is typical of those received. Some both Penny Singleton and Helen Wood in Hug experiencea are recorded. Radio Life's editor, for instance, re- then acquired husbands and both did so cently advertised for a bookea.e. He got 23 responses, finally selected • beautiful old bookcase from a family going modern, paid W OO for it. ahead of schedule. Helen, who planned got 31 interesting book. thro wn in for good measure. It's fun trading a New Year's Day ceremony in Santa in Swopper'. Market. Now read Header-Listener Don Roberts' experience. Barbara, wed Dr. Alfred Huenergardt in this colorful Radio Life b . P. 91.- We forgot to mention we made four new friends and have been invited out to dinner three times ea two days earlier so the best men could result of our ad. fly to New York to keep a business ap- pointment. Penny eloped to Goldfield, Nev., with Film Producer Bob Sparks Don Roberts, 8334 So. Alvaracilo, Los Angeles. on New Year's Day and rushed back in Sirs: Would you do me a great favor? Would you say "NO!" very firmly if I time to rehearse her Monday "Blondie" try to run another Swopper's Market ad this month? Even with this protection, I show over CBS. The same Monday, may starve to death before I recover from the consequences of my last indiscretion. Bride Penny did her first show as a newlywed, Bride Helen did her first Perhaps you remember that I had an ad in the Dec. IS issue of Radio Life, "Those We Love" show, also on CBS, as asking for a phonograph or radio-phono combination. But I wanted only one, not a newlywed. a half dozen, and I expected to get it for ten bucks or less. I suppose I was a dope not to jump at the first offer, a combination priced at one modest ten spot. Or at the second, a player, fer-believe it-three. But I waited a couple of hours. Five-year-old Carolyn Lee, who is a bright spot in the new film, "Virginia." And then it was too late. When Dr. A called to offer a 13-tube com- was a 91-station guest star on Mutual's bination with changer, remote control and home recorder, I knew my precious twenty "Musical Steelmakers" Sunday. It's un- was practically in his p,,cket. Now it is, so all the other bargains in phonos, com- usual, because film notables are seldom binations, players, and juke boxes (well, one juke box, anyway) will have to wait heard on that program, which makes a for six other guys. rule to present nobody outside families of the sponsor's employees. Carolyn's As I said before your S. M. has temporarily impoverished me. But I'm not father, however, works in the mill at Mar- mad. Matter of fact that batch of scrubby potatoes on the stove is going to taste tin's Ferry, Ohio. like ambrosia, whatever that is, to the accompaniment of my new RCA running through a tall stack of Red Nichols, King Louis, and the Memphis Five, the way * * * they should sound.... Ah! TRUST RADIO LIFE MARTS
ii.N 0E-9. Neat; 9:15. Fro0 Warn- KR ED -6. Rec or ds. 8:15. Alvin KFX.M-4. Tradinr Post. 4:30. Sands No w: T wice Each Tuesday! incl. 9:70 Martin Orch. e( Time Wilder. IEFSD -4. Ricardo. 4:15. Euro pe KFOX -6. News. 6:10. Sports. 6:1Q. P. M. Situation. 4:30. Jayne Corgens. Records. 6:30. Semi-Classical. , FLYING FEET to to 11 4:45. Amateurs. 6:45, Swing Ding. KGER -6. News. 6:30. U. S. Army KF1-10. News. 10:13. Foster Orch. KGB -4. Fulton Lewis. 4:20. Sands 10:30. Inside the News i fliraty of Time. 6 :45 . Italian Journal. BROADCASTS KFTD -I. Tea Time. 4:14. News. KFX/11-41. Fulton Lewis. 6:15. Even- Drug) 1045 Nottingham Orch. Patients' oken foru m direct 4:30. Sundown Serenade. tide Echoes. 6:30, Hometown Head- KN X -;ti. S'uliivan Reviews News. KY0E -4. Fulton Lewis. 4:13. From lines. 6:35 . Salon Musk. 6:45. fro m Dr. Hiss Foot CH M* 10:15. Nightcap Yarns. 10:30. Mae- New York. 4:30. Sands of Time. Affairs of State. terworka. KFt411-6„ Clancey Musk. 6:15. Ma ma 11:11 a. m, KHJ 8100 p. in. ILHJ-10. Haven of Rest. 10:38. B101311VF Brood 3:30. News. 6:33. News. 10:45. Barry. Orch. 5 to 6 P. M. Inner Sanctum Mystery. KECA -10. Philharmonia. KGB -6. Fulton Lewis. 6:15, John- KF WB -10 Shaw Ord]. 10:15. Bowl- -RF WB -9. Musical Comedy. g:15. KF1-5. Music. Limerick', 7:15. .lark son Family .6:30. John B. Hughes. Vacation Time. 8;30. Yellen Mg Notes. 10:30. Contrasts in Armstrong. 5:30. Treasure Chest. 6:43. Amerim's Answer. Rhythm ILNX -3. European Round-Uo. 5:15. KYOE -6 Fulton Lewis 6.15 John- Fgrum • K MPC -10. Bert Hirsch. 10:15. Fleigsff Wiley. 5 :30 . First Night- eon FaMlly. 6:30. John 14...illuaties. K MP(;--8. Amos 'n' Andy. 8. News. 10:30, Ebony tthapoody. en. 5:55. News. 11:15. Affairs of State Howard Barlow. 8:30. Rec a HMT11-10. y i e n n e a e Ensemble. KHJ-5. News. 5:15, Dear Comics. Hour. 8:45. Let's Talk News. 10:15. Neighbor Orch. 10:30. Aver- 5:30. Shatter Parker. 5:45. Can- 7 to 8 P. M. ILMTH -8. Special Events. 8:15. Ho- ill Orch. 10:45. Katie Orch. lain Midnight. vere's Shoring Waiter.. 8:30. Cam- KFAL--10. Melody Hour. KECA -5.. Muskier of Glamour. KGFJ-10. News. 10:15. Mission 11F1-1„_Bob Hour. ,:30. Uncle Walt- era Clinic 5:15. Organ Concert. 5:30. sews. KFAC--11. Evening Concert. _W _orkers. 10:30. Masie. 5:45. Tom Mix. er's LJog House. 5..N.X -,.„ Miller Orch. 7:15, Inglewood KGF O News 8:15. Jean Yellen- KFOX -10. Rosa m aroon]. 10:15. KF WW-5. Stuart Hamblen liamUton Orch. 10:30. Al recry. Park Concert. 7:45 Davis. N e co s. tine. 8:34, Music. K WPC -5, Spanish Rhapsody. 5:15. If.E0.3.-8 Lucca Floor Show. 8:15. 10:45 Organ Reveries. News. 5:30 Cycle Harry. 7:50. News of World. Records. 8:30. Judge Gardner. H6E11-10. News. 10:10. Music. HMT11-5. Sweet Music. KECA -7. Story Drama. 7:15. Jets- kins Orch 7:30 Uncle Jim's Clues- 86ER -8. News. 8:05. Rudolf° Hoy- .10_:,1Q. Concert Music. KFAC -5. Music. 5:30. Wrioa Bill 011. KFX51-10. Haven of Rest. 10:30. Club. Hon Bee. KHJ-7. Raymond C.. Swing. 7:15. KESM -8. Laugh & Swing Club. 8:30. New 10:45 Harris Orch. KGFJ-5. News. 5:15, Tango Time. KFSG -10. Esther Fricke Stuart. 5:30. Music. 5:15. rhil Stanwick. luside of Sports. 7:30. W3the Wil- Sing with Favorite Band. hams. 7:45, Sentimental Concert. KFSD -8. Grand Central Station. 10:30. Mr. and Mr.. Webb. KRILD -5. Melody Range. 5:30. Race KFSP -10. }lye Edwards,...).0:15, Results. 5:45. Records. KF WB-.7„ Joe Hernandez. 7:30. 5:36. Brain Twisters. ii6B -8 Laugh & Swine Club. 8:30. Honshu Orch. 10 :30 . Meet Euwara KFOX -5. Swing, 5:45. March Ahead News. 7:45. Robert Arden. Weeks KMPC -7. In t e Air. 7:30. Record Kaye Orch. of Time. KYOK--14. Laugh & Swing Club. 8:30. KGB - 4. Havel of Rest. 10:30. KGER -6. News. 4:05. Latin Hour. Review 7:45. News. News. 10:45 Harris Ore.h. KNITR -7. I Am. 7:15. Ernie. 7:30. Sing with Favorite Band. KFXM -5. News. 5:05. Poo. Orch. KFVD -10. Hank. the Night Watch . 5:25. Previews. 5:30. Shatter Park- Spec. Events. 7: 43 . Samuel Con - m m. er. 5:45. Capt. Midnight. verse. 9 to 10 P. M. KY0E -10. Bases of Hest. 10:30 KFSD -5:15. King Arthur. Jr. 5:30. KFAC -7. Christian Science. 7:15. News. 5:45. Tom Mix. Union News. 7:30 Musical Tapes- KF1-9,•15, Morgan Orch. 9:30 , Bat- News 10:45. Barrio Orc h . KGB -5. Hits & Encores. 5:13. Con- tries. tie of sexes. 11 to 12 Midnight cert. 8:30, Shatter Parker. 5:45. KGFJ-7 Spanish Hour. KN X -ti We the People. 9:30. News. CaLtain Midnight. BRED -S. News. 7:15. Three-Quer- 9:35. John Clark. 9:50. All Around KYOF.-5. Classified. 3:30. Shatter ter Time 7:30 On You Know? Town KFI-11. News. 111.5. cummini Parser. 5:45. Cant. Nnaniiiht. KFOX -7. Daily Bread. 7:15. Air- KHJ -9. News. 9:15, Frost Warn- Ord]. 11:30 Marabou Orch. 11:51 craft. 7:30. Record.. 7:45. News. inn. 9:30. Martin Orch. News. KGER -7. News. :05. Jewish Hou.r.. KECA -11. Easy Aces. 9:1_.,. Mr. Seen. KN X -11. Knox Manning. 11 :18 6 to 7 P. M. Anita Carol. 11:30. Strand Oreh 7 9:30. Newr (Thrifty Drug). 9:45. KFX-7 . Raymond_ G• swint• "". Ins ide ot Sports .:30. Wythe Wit- The Old and the New. 11:55 News. KF1-6. Tuesday at Six. 6:15. Gen- llama. 7:4:s. Sentimental concert. KF WB -9, Concert Hall. 9:25. Bar- KELI---il. Harri- Orch. 11:15. oat anal Fact. 6:30. Fibber McGee and Orch. 11:45 Ithothm Rascals. Moll ,. KFSG -7:45. Fs a ngelistic. net Ord]. 9:30. News. 9:45. Shaw KFSD -7 Store Drama. 7:15. Jen- Cinch. KECA -11:15. Paul Carson. 1111 KNX -6. Helen Menken. 6:30. Prof. kin. Orch. 7:30 Uncle Jim's Ones- KMPC -0. Memories in Melody. Neva. Quiz. Kr Mil(-11. Three Kings & a tirsr_ Be.. KMTR -0. Speciai Events. 9:30. Queen KHJ -§„ Fulton Lewis. 8:15. Page Peter Potter. 11:15. Let's Dance. ohn KG 7. Raymond G. Swing. 7:15. One Preview. 6:30. J B. Hughes. Inside of Sports. 7:30. Wvthe Wil- KFAC -9. E % POW, Concert. K MPU -11 Br elit's Hawaiians 5:45. Affairs of State. KGFJ-9. Jewish Hour, 9:30, STU- 11:15. Let Me Read to You. 11:34 gVAA -6. (lancer Musk. 6:3Q. J. Hems. 7:45. Sentimental Concert. KV0E -7. Raymond G. Swing. 7:15. conted Symphony. Swing & _Iniz. B. Kennedy. 2:35, liner Sane- K MTR -11 yillble. Legion Sneaks 7:30. W.the Wil- KFOX -9. News 9:15. Half z Half. turn Mystery. llama. 7:45. Sentimental Concert. 9:30, Records. 9:45. HaWalian.• HFAC -11 Nigh* Shades, KFV111-8. News. 6:15. Strollin' Tom. KGE11,-9. News. 9:05. Rev. Hauff. KGFJ-11 News. 115. Concert. 6:30, Joe CraiL 6:45. Sid Ziff. ELFN M -9. News 9:15. Frost Warn- KFX5I-11. Hareis Orch. 11:1.. Dal ILMPC -6. Song Stories. 6:30. Easy 8 to 9 P. M. inn. 9:30 Ellis Soackman. 9:45. Orch 11:45 Rh,: in] Rascals. Listening. BFSG -11„ Our American k'amili K21-8. Fred W a r i n it. 11:15. News. Martin Orch. HMTR--6. Hollywood Merry-Go- IL FSG -A:30. Wendell St. Clair. t4:30. memory Melodies. Round 6:15 Special Cs rota. 6:30. Ill :30. JJohnny °resents. K D -11 Cummins Orch. 11:31 News 8:45. Douglas Cayman, K.NX -8. Arno* 'n' Andy. 8:15, Lanny KFSD -9 . Easy Aces. 9 :15 . Mr. Rows 5:30 (ourt of MissIne Heir.. Keen. 9:30. 016 & New. 9:4 5. arshail Orch. KFAC2.11. News. 6:15. Music. 6:30. News. KGB -11:1‘ Dale Well. 11:45. Rin . KI11-8. Flying Fret. 4 :10. Ping thin Rascal.. with Fosorite Band. 44613-u. ,Siews ,:15. Frost Warn- 6:4, Record. Ices. 9:30. Martin Orch. 9:45. Know ICIDE -11. Harris Orch. 11:13. Dal KGFJ-6. Ne ws Italian Melodies. KECA -t G r • is d Central Station. Orch. 11:45. Rhythm Enacals. sem llmowtl• 1114125eAll Cilia. U M' San Diego. PAGE 16 RA DI O LIFE JANUARY 19, 1941
cries in Alaska were having some trouble with a foreign element that shall here re- main nameless. This foreign element was The Family Doctor poaching on American territory and the American salmon fisheries didn't take to the idea. There soon developed an un- He Couldn't Stay Hitched at Home, declared but nonetheless ruthless state of So Became a World Wanderer war. A doctor was needed, ostensibly as a "sanitation" inspector of the Alaskan to Enhance Today's Radio canneries. Our medically inclined friend entered ( Wherein is told a fasclnatla or new baby when the Doc came out of medi- the fray on behalf of the salmon fisheries of KECA'n "Fa mily Doctor." nnd cal school, nearly 40 years ago. Being and thus began one of the most interesting of him experiences during the past -40 chaptem of his life. years or practice.) young and inexperienced, he decided the world would be just as interesting in a As a physician, he toured all of the little town in Wisconsin as it would be coastal regions of Alaska, way past the NCE upon a time long, Iong anywhere else, so he tacked up a shingle northernmost settlement, into the wilds of ago there lived a beautiful Es- and settled down for business. Siberia and into lands seldom touched by kimo maiden in a village in He stayed in that spot for 20 years. a white man. He pulled teeth, yanked Siberia. At least she was beau- Now some folks, after spending 20 years troublesome appendices, patched up brok- tiful a long, long time ago. in one locality, would feel that station in en bones, ministered to the sick and gave When our story opens she is old and fat y9 life was practically the end of the line. mental assistance to the physically healthy. and the young bucks of the town don't Not so, the Doctor. One day he upped Seven years he gave his talents as surgeon even look twice in her direction. and hauled down that shingle and made and physician to the Indians of the far She's got a lot on the ball though, and up his mind to see something of the world. north, seven years of fascinating adven- today commands no end of respect. All He went to San Francisco. ture in a land of frozen waste. because of a Soviet tax collector. As he roamed the interesting Bay City It was on one of these trips of mercy This tax collector operated somewhat harbor, he literally bumped into an old that he learned the story about the Eskimo on the order of an Al Capone lieutenant. Wisconsin friend, a man who was inter- lady and the tax collector, and knowing Twice each year he would visit the little ested in an oil development in Yucatan, the people involved he is inclined to be- village and make off with ^11 the booty Mexico. lieve it is true. he could lay hands on. The taxpayers be- "How," said the Wisconsin friend, This foreign element we mentioned a gan to get a little peeved at this pro- "would you like to be a camp surgeon few minutes ago, was stirring up a great cedure and decided something should be and doctor for me down there?" deal of suspicion and alarm on the part done. of the American salmon industrialists. "When do we start?" was the reply. So they called on our friend, the Prin- "Right now," said the oil man. And he They wanted someone to investigate the cess, for advice. That sage lady immed- wasn't kidding. true aspects of the situation, yet someone iately set to work making a gorgeous pair A few weeks later the Doctor was dodg- who would arouse no suspicion in t he of trousers, the like of which had never ing snakes and crocks and swamps in the enemy's camp. The Doc was chosen for been seen before or since in the land of wildest jungles of. the North American the assignment and left on a lengthy tour the northern lights. She used sables and continent. Many times on the trip inland, of the entire area of the Bering Sea. minks and ermines and stitched a fancy over a trail hacked out of the growth by He found the foreign element was dan- string of beads on the sides. The pants a native a few yards ahead of him did gerously encroaching on our waters and were truly a marvel to behold, even by the Doc uncover one of those weirdh im, wrote out a lengthy report to congress Mr. Smiling Frankie Gordon. relics that you find in the National Geo- on the matter. Congress appointed a com- Came the tax collector one fine bliz- graphic, relics never before seen by white mittee to consider the report and as usual, zardy day. Wham? His eyes spotted the men. it died a slow death. That was 10 years fancy pants right off, hanging innocently Ws asked him if he was able to get his ago. Congress, even as Rip Van Winkle, on a pole outside a tent. "These." he said, is coming out of its slumber today, though, hands on any of the fabulous jewels or "belong to the Soviet." And he ducked in- and it looks like the foreigners will be gold supposed to accompany such relics. aide the tent to put them on. "In every case," was the answer, "some instructed to pack up their old kit bags In a few seconds the Siberian air was other pirate beat me to it. I didn't find and qmscray pronto. If it isn't too late rent with a series of horrible cries, as so much as a nickel's worth of gold dust, already. though the howling winds of the Arctic but I did see some mighty interesting and were screaming for tormented souls. Oh, it TN THE ODYSSEY of our doctor friend mighty ancient works of Mayan art." was miserable. Then from the opening of I now come the Philippines. Having con- He stayed in Yucatan for a year, out of the tent raced a powerfully sorry tax col- cluded his duties in Alaska, he set sail to touch with the world completely. Then he lector, his legs encased in what was doubt- assume the duties as sanitary inspector of figured it was time to move on as he was less the finest pair of trousers in all the the walled city of Manila. getting in a rut. And the ruts grow deep world. Time and space do not permit detailed in the jungles of Yucatan. Our friend the Princess had used her account of his adventures here, but let womanly genius for trickery and had sewn So he hied himself off to the island it suffice to say that in themselves. these a couple of porcupine hides, replete with of Molokai, the leper colony of the Philippine adventures would make a won- quills upside down, into the lining of the Hawaiian group. He stayed there six derful book. One chapter, for instance, fancy pants. The tax collector is probably weeks, during which •ime he wrote of could be given over to the story of that still wearing those "taxes," because it his ohs Hon. for an American queer looking toad-stabber in our picture would take a Houdini to get them off, medical magazine. elsewhere on this page. There's a story be- but we aren't quite sure. He hasn't been hind that Mohammedan kris& and it goes seen in that neighborhood for some time. Back he came to the mainland, shuttled something like this: Now you're no doubt wondering just up and down the coast for a spell and The natives of the Sulu Islands, off the where all this fits into a yarn about finally lit in Seattle. It was lucky he did, l'hilippines, were always getting them- KECA's "Family Doctor." All wonders are for there he met up with a man who sug- selves mixed up in some kind of physical duly acknowledged, but this is the reason: gested he look into the government serv- mess such as tropical fevers, smallpox, The Doctor knows the lady concerned in ice. chickenpox, etc., when Uncle Samuel fig- the piece and was on the spot only a few The Doc did so and it wasn't long be- ured he'd step in, vaccinate them and days after the incident took place. fore he was summoned to McNeil Island, have done with the problem once and for He's been in a great many other places the federal penitentiary in Puget Sound, all. in this topsy-turvy world, too—places that to relieve the staff physician there. Seven The Doc was sent to the Sulus to per- were just as topsy-turvy then as they are long and weary months of attending mur- form the needle-punching and he says now. Suppose we begin at the beginning derers, safe crackers, knife wielders and it was a sight to behold. The natives, pure and sort of outline a few highlights in thoroughly tough characters convinced him aborigines who saved human heads like the career of this interesting member of he'd better scra m before his own health you and I wopld save postage sta mp S. the medical profession. became endangered. didn't take kind') tcr being punctures by The Twentieth-Century was a spanking Now about this time the salmon fish- a perfect stranger. They would head for JANUARY 19, 1941 RADIO LIFE PAGE 17
111111•111111111111iii m 1111Mit T L E BR ASS RIN G which the Doctor, left top, Is sho wing to an avidly interested Mil- dred Meyers. was worn by a Chinese wo- man at Ko wloon, China. The ring. known es a Hooey Gow or good luck charm. 1%1 01 worn an the leg Just above the call. The lady who wore thin one developed a liking for rich foods or /something. because her leg beca me too large and the doctor was forced to operate with a hack- saw just before gangrene set in. Other "plunder" on the table rep ts a fe%) of the trinkets the Doctor has collected in his world travels and each has a *tor) of its own. Left botto m. the Fa mily Doc- tor, grizzled veteran of nearly 40 years of medical practice in all cur of the globe, find broadcasting every bit as ex- citing an operatlzg on a hysterical Sulu headhunter, for exa mple. A 05-pound fruit cake, right hotti.m, exact replica of one sent to the president on Christman for the past 20 years, won prenented to the K F.CA staff by the Doctor's sponsor, Bill Baker Anticipating certain ele ments of the cake are Harrison HicIllway, general m of K FI-K ECAt Clyde Scott. sales man- ager, and Miss Winifred Scott.
bloom of youth and when lite bi00111 had the tali timber and have to be dragged ly in the epidermis (technical word we gone to seed she hod picked up a little down bodily by stout-hearted and stout- picked up while talking to the Doc, means fisted U. S. sailors, sent along for the job. skin), the principal character of this little weight. The ring became embedded dan- gerously in the leg, almost out of sight. Well, one of these nati% es had a bright sketch sailed ever to China, on the invi- and either the ring must come off at once idea. He gave the Doc, with a coy and tation of a Seattle acquaintance who or the hub would lose her leg (or limb). innocent face, his much-prized kriss, or wanted him to become head surgeon and physician in a tin mine far up the Yangtse The Doctor rushed to the scene, obtained head remover, or letter opener, or what- river. Trouble was a-brewing on old a hack .saw and with efficient movements you-will. The Doctor was pleased and flat- Sinokey, or the Chinese equival _int, how- of the elbow and wrist performed the terell by this touching affection and when operation. The ring he saved IV a bit he grabbed the savage he thought he'd be ever, and the Doctor smelled it. If there was going to he a war between China and of plunder and is pictured up there in a little easier on the vaccinating job. Japan, he didn't want to be ducking bul- the same picture with the Mohammedan Needle in hand, he thrust home the point lets in the thick of it. He much preferred tot d-stabber. to a wailing and caterwauling seldom reading about it in the Seattle Times. heard on that tropic isle. It seems the The Chinese lady recovered and lived native had given the sword as a bribe So he planned an early return to the to a ripe old age, but it is understood so that the Doctor woulen't stick him in states. It was while he was waiting for his that she hated rings from then on. the arm. ship that he heard of the predicament uf She later frequented 7.ertain Chinese a certain rotund Chinese lady in the near- After the sticking was over, the native nightclubs, it is said, but quit when by town of Kowloon. raced away shouting ti,s objections to she got rings under her eyes. This is such a doublecross. It was then, and only Chinese ladies, it appears, have it habit only hearsay, however, and is not to then, that the Doctor learned that the of placing heavy brass rings on the calves be taken for absolute fact. wavy-bladed stomach (limner had been of their legs (or limb: if you belong to The Doctor's ship arrived before lie given him in the form of a bribe. the cultured classes). This particular lady When ever) member of the Sulu tribe had placed a riooey Gow, or goodluck could check up on the Chinese lady's had bees Jabbed thorourdy and efficient- ring, on her leg (or limb) in the full (Continued on Page Nineteen) WEDNESDAY LOGS PAGE 18 RADIO LIFE JANUARY 19, 1941
11 A. M. to 12 Noon 2 to 3 P. M.
KFI-11. Bet t• Crocker. 11:15. KFI-2, GI: Mope. 2:15. Lone Jour- WEDNESDAY Program Highlights Grimm's Daughter. 11:30. 'Valiant ley. 2:30 Guiding Light. 2:45. Life Lady. 11:45 Light of the World. Can Be Beautiful. KNX -11. Big Sister. 11:15. Aunt NX -2,, American School, 2:30. ariety Outstanding Music Jenny. 11:30. Fletcher Wiley. 11:45 News. 2:45, Scattergood Baines. P. K. Home of the Brave. Kill -2. News. 2:15 Bookworm, 2:30. A. M. 12:15-Luncheon Concert. KFAC. KFIJ-11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. Trojan Horses. 2:45. Let's Play 8 :00-Johnny Murray K n. 3:00- Masteroleces. KFAC. IA Anybody Home? 11:30. Victor Bridge. 9:00--Kate Smith. KNX. 4 :ou--Pleasure Time. KFI Lindlahr. 10:15-Between Bookends. 8:35-Berger String Quartet. KECA -2. News. 2:15. Classic Hour. KECA-KFSD. KFSD. RECA -11. Our Half Hour. 11:30. KF WB -2. Bin, Crosb y. 2:15. 10:30-Art Baker KECA. 7:00- Fenn KNX. Navy Band. 11:45. News. Strauss Waltz, 2:30. News and 8 :00- veninr Concert. KFAC. KF WB -11 Tom Stoddard. 11:30. Music. 2:45, Grandma Travels, 6:15- ,anny Rose KNX. Al Jarvis. EMPc -2. Chet Milani t:15 Co- P. H. 8:30-Adventures in Rhythm. lumbia Concert Hall. 2:45. (lassie K M111-11. Nor ms Serviss. 11:15. Hour. 1:15-Club Matinee. KECA- ICHJ. KVOE. Music for Madame. 11:30. %lama 10:00-Philharmonia.. KECA. KFSD. Calls. 2:0Q--Chet of KMPC 10 :30-1119sterworks. KNX. 5 Art Baker's Notebook. KMTR -11 Dr. Talbot. 11:3... Mimi-- HEAR CHEF MILANI HP7. Public d ff airs-News tor News. 11:45. Special Events. 7.00-Kay Kvser • A. M. RFAC -11. Man on Street. 11:30. Mu- TODAY 8:00-SK of U. Week. KHJ- 7:30-Rob Garred KNX. sic. 11:45. Forenoon Musicale. KGB-KVOE. 9:45-Parents Forum. KFAC. KGFJ-11, News. 11:15. Musk. 8 :00-A mos 'n Andy. KN X- .0 310-John B. Hughes KHJ- KMPC -2 :00 P. M. M E M. KRED -11 Paddock Flashes. 11:15 Plantation Party KFI. KV0E- v im Records 11:30 News. Fred Allen. KN X 4 :00-P'ulton Lewis. KHJ-KVOE- K EOX -11. Records. 11:30. Ne w s. KMT11-2. W. B. West. 2:15, Spe- 9: Cantor. EFL KGB.. 11:45. Records. cial Events. 2:30. Music. KFAC -2 * /seas. 2:15. Salvation 4:45-Fleetwood Lawton. RFS. EGER -11. News. 11:15. Meet the 5:55-Elmer Davis. KNX. Army. 2:30, Music. 2:45. Philhar- Band. 11:30.. Masi e. 11:45. Dr. monic Previews. Drama 7:00-17 -abriel Heatter. KHJ- Matthews. KGB-KVOIL. KFX51-11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. RG E1-2. News. Stocks. 2:15. Civic. P. M. 7:45-Robert Arden. 1CF WB. Classic Strings. 11:30. Garden 2:30, Carolyn Caro. 2:45. Music. 5:30- Manhattan at Midnight. 8:45-Let's Talk News. KMPC RRIED -I, He Orch. 2:30. News. 11:15-Public Affairs. KN X. RPClub.11D-11. 11:45 Time school Out. of11:15. Air. Troutt 2:45. Hawaiians. 0:30-lKitEs CTAo-wKnF.SD.c Teaches Bridge. 11:30. On with KFOX -2. Civic. 2:15. Dance Time. 13:30-Cavalead• of Ativerica. 2:30, Records. :245. Grandma Sports-Comment the Dance. 11:45, News. Travels KGB -11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. 7 :30- Me Danger. KILL P. K. Kt4ER -2. News. 2:05. Music. 2:30. Is AnYbedy Home? 11:30. Garden Long Beach Band. 7:30-Meet Mr. Meek KNX. 6:45-Sid Ziff. KF WB. (Sub. 11!45. School of Air. 8:60-Dr Christian. K NX. 7:00-Joe Hernandez. KF WB. KFX51-2. Stocks Drell. 2:15. News. 9:30- Mr. District Attorney. KY!. 18 KFVD -11. News. 11:15. Musical Al- 2:30. Triton Horses. 2:4.5. Sootlite bum. 11:30 Pia n o, 11:45. V. Rev ue. Schram. RFSD -2. Sidestreet Virnettes. 2:15. Quiz Programs KV0E -11 Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. Monitor News. 2:30, Musical Weather Anybody Home? 11:30. Garden P. K. Soiree. 2:45. Grandma Travels, KNX -d:00 a. m. Club. 11:45. School of Air. KGB -I. News. 2:15. Voices, 2:30. 8:00- rilk Tour Way Out of ..ED -9:30 a. m. 1 o.m.. 8:45 KGB Presents, is One. KNX. . M. 12 Noon to 1 P. M. KFVD -2 Music. 2:15. (h-gan. 2:30. 8:45-Answer Dan. 1W,4- KHJ-KG13-$:30 a. tn.. 2 n. m.. 0 Romantic Rhythm. 1 KV0E-KGB-K1 , K111E'- -2 Nr,‘ 0.1. 2:15. Federal Mil- 8:00-Quiz Kids. KECA-KFSD. 12F1-12. Mary M •rlin. 12:15. MA KP 11:30 a. m. Perkins 12:30. Pepper loo m lie. 2:30. TroJan Horses. 2:45. 12:45. Vic and Sade. Let's M AY Bridge. ENX -12. Martha Webster. 12:15. Song treasury. 12:30. Kate Hop- 3 to 4 P. M. kins. 12:45. Women of Courage. • IIIIJ-12. News, 12:15. Norma Young. RES-3. Agnes White. 3:15. Civic. WEDNESDAY Programs 12:45. Troubadours. 3:25. News. 3:30, Reveries. 3:45. IAN! AR 1 H. 1941 KECA -12. Ornhans of Divorce. Alma Kitchell. i't:15. Honeymoon Hill. 12:30. KNX -3, Younr Dr. Malone. 3:15. ohn's Other Wife. 12:45. Just Background for Living. 3:30. Joyce 8 to 9 A. M. RGER -0. News. 9:05. March Ahead lain Bill. Jordan. Girl Interne. 3:45, Cita- of Time 9:30. Revival. 9:45. Full KF WB -12. Al Jarvis. 12:30. Peter del. tr1-8. Job a n y Murray. 8:15, Gospel. Potter. KHJ-3. News, 3:05, Shelton Orch, st the Storm. 8:30. Road of KFX111-9. Newir 9:15. Previews. K MPC -12. Top o' Day. 12:15, News. 3:30 Lowry Kohler, 3:45. Rhythm sin. 8:45. News, Orch. 9:30, Variety. 9:45. Keels 12:30. Off the Record. By:„ & Fit. K M_TR -12. Music. Classie. 3:15. Inas. KNX -8. Morning Melodies. 8:15. KFAC -12. News. 12:15. Luncheon R FSD -9. Hollywood Herta:t n. Wicker. 3:25, Program Bulletin. News. 8:20. Nancy Dixon. 8:30. Concert. 3:30 Afternoon Jamboree. Goldberg.. 8:45. Kathleen Norris. 9:05. Betty Randall. 9:15. Health IIEGFJ-12. News. Stocks. 12:15. Talk. 9:30. Farm & Home Hour. Iltak 33.* This KHJ-11. Hasen of Rest. 8:30. News. Novelty Roundup. 12:45. Let Ilforil!.usi 3ci30. Tempe 8:45. HAM), Homes. KGB -I. Ben Sweetland. 9:15. Home- Listen. Tango. 3: . 5. General Facts. makers Catalog. 9:30. Let's Play KRKD -12:30. Saddle Pals. KMTR -3. tolnev James. 3:30. Mem- KECA -8. Breakfast I u b. 8:30. RFOX -12, Records. 12:15. News. News. 8:45. R. L. Johnson. Bridge 9:45 Keep Fit. ories. 3:45. Billy Richman, KFVD -I), Walt- 9:15. News. 9:30. 12:30. Dick Ross. 12:45. Latin Mu- KFAC -3. Symphony. RF WB--8. Breakfast Club. Dr. Richardson. 9:45. Parade. sic. KGFJ-3. News Stocks. 3:15. Vocal- KGER -12. N e w s. 12:10. Music. iers, 3:30 Concert Melodies, fLMPC -8. Andy & Virginia. 8:30. KV(YE -9. Monitor News. 9:15. Dick Unity Daily Word, 12:30, Chamber of Commerce. 12:45. 16181CD -3 Hawaiians. 3• 15. ai-cortle. O'Herea, 9:35, Sue & Rangers. Officials on Parade. 11.11TR -8 Spanish Hour. 8:45. Re- 9:45. Keep 3:45, Weather .Venn* Taylor. ligious. zu. RFN M -12, South American W a y. RFQX -3. Records. KFAC -S. Country Ch urc h. 8:30. 12:15. News. 12:30. Calvary RGE R -3. News. 3:05. Music. 3:20. News. 8:45 Mildred Leery. 10 to 11 A. M. Quarter floor. 12:45. Troubadours. Long Beach Band. KGFJ-8 News Stocks. 8:15. Mu- 111.7tD -12. Orphans of Divorce. 13.15. KFX51-3. News. 3:05. Shelton Orch. Amanda. 12:30. John'. Other Wife. 3:30. Law n Kohler. 3:45. Rhythm sic. 8:45, Dr. Wiseman. HF1-10. 4 e w s. 10:15. itirantes RR/CD -8:30. State Employment, 12:45. Just Flair Bill. Garden Patch. 10:30. M asters KGB -12. News. 12:15. Hawaiians. KFOX -8. News. A:15. Records. Orch 10:45 Kate. Linda Dale. 3:15. Ireene 5:30. Ads. 8:45. Sunset Trio. 12:30, Troobarlourri. Wicker, 3:25. News. 3:30. Raising KGER -8. News. 8:05. Soul Patrol. KN X -10. Life Can Be Beautirtu. KFVD -12. Editor of Air. 12:15. Mu- a President. 3:45. Echoes of His- 8:15, Misoah. 8:45. Rev. Benning- 10:15. Wo man in White. j0:30. sic. 12:45. Violet Sehram. tor. ton. Right to HAM:1100511. 10:45. Cnarne RVOE -12. News. 12:1.5. Farm News. KGBy -3. News. 3:05. Shelton Or e b. RFX M -8. Haven of Rest. 8:30. Sun- & Jessie. 12:30. Troubadours. 3:30, Lowry Kohler. shine Service. KHJ-10 Job • B. Hughes. 10:15. IIPVD -3. News. 3:15. Music. EFSD -8, Breakfast Club. 8:30. Winger & Alexander. 10:30, John- 1 to 2 P. M. KVOE -.3. News. 3:05. Shelton Orch. Good Cheer. 11:45. Thunder Over son Family. 10:45. Bachelor's Chil- 3:30, Bargain Counter. Paradis dren., lik7-1. Backstage Wife. 1:15. Stella 10:11-8. Haven of Rest. 8:30. News. KECA -10. Limos Dale. 10:15. Be- Dallas. 1:30, Lorenzo Jones. 1:45. 4 to 5 P. M. EFVD -8. Covered Wagon. tween Bookends. .0:30. Art 'taker. Widder Brown. EVOE -8. Haven of Rest. 8:30. 10:45. News. 10:50. Dance Bona. 111N__X -1. Portia Faces Life. 1;15. RF1-4. Fred W agi n g. 4:15. Art News. 8:45. London News. 51Yrt and Marge. 1:30. Hilltop Baker's Notebook. 4:45. Fleetwood KF WB -10. School News. 10:15. House 1:45. Stepmother. Lawton Breakfast on the Boulevard. EHJ-1. Know lour America. 1:30. 9 to 10 A. M. _„10:45. News. KN X -4. Second Wife. 4:15. We the Eddie Albright. KMPC -11o. tiara n School of Air. Abbott.. 4:30 News. 4:35. Plet- KFI-9. Your Treat. 9:15. W ords KECA -1. Mother of Mine. 1:15. Club cher Wiley. 10:15, Mood Romance. 10:30. Mel- Matinee. & Music. 9:30, Voter- of Expe- ody Preferred. 10:4.5. News, KIIJ-4. Fulton Lewis. 4:15. P. E. rience. 9:45. Bridge Club. KF WB -1. Peter Potter. 130. Dr. Gardner, 4:45, Dine. Dance Pa- IiINTR -10. Woman's World. 10:45. 1tesnolds. 1:45. Miller Ord.:. KNX -9. Kate :Smith. 9:15. When • Dr. Reynolds rade. ILNIPC -1 Accent on Variety. 1:30. KECA -1. Matinee Melodies. 4:15. Girl Marries. 9:30. Romance of Kt AC -10, Serenade. 10:30. Ne w.. By Arranremerd. Helen Trent. 9:45. Our Gal sund9Y. King Arthur. Jr. 4:30. Bud Bar- 10:45. Gothic 'fower. KMTR -1 G. Allison. 1:30. Special ton. 4:45, Superman. KIFJ-9, Rev. Laurin. 9:15. Dr. KOFJ-10 News 10:15. Dr. McCoy. Events. Michelson. 9:45. Keep Fit. 10:45. City Dwellers. RF WB -4. Don Milligan. 4:30, News. KECA -9 Mildred ban. 9:15. South- KFAC -1. Religious Science. 1:15. Stuart Hamblen. KRIC13-10 Musk 10:15. He alt h 1.. A. Schools. 1:30. Music. 1:45. ernaires. 9:30. Homer Griffith. Talk. K M „ What Shall I Have for 9:45, News. D noel? 4:15. Meet the Author. Kleilks-10. News. 10:15. He alth. News Stoc ks 1 *15 4:30. Newsreel. 4:45, Aloha Land, RF D'S -9:30. News. 9:45, Dr. Rey- 10:30. Harmony Hall. 10:45. Rec- nolds. String,. 1:30 Matinee. • * KMTR -4 John Brown. 4:15. Smoke ords. KRIED -1 Weather. 1:15. Lawyer's K MPC -9. News 9:15. That's MY Tree Valley, 4:30, Kingdom City. RGER -10. News. 10:05, God's Sun- Club. 1:30 U.S.C. 1:45. Health. Spec. Events. Idea. 9:30. Morning Moods. shine. 10:30 Bright Corner. KFOX -1. Records. 1:15. Lucca. AC-4. Music. 4:15. Parlor the KMTR--0, Religiou • 9:15. He alt h. K ENM -10. John B. Hughes. 10:15. 9:30. Spec Events. 9:45. Relic- 1:30. Christian Science. 1:45. At Past. 4:30 Gateway to Music Winger & Aiexanuer. 10:30. John- Theatre. RGFJ-4 News. 4:15. Tea Time. son Family. 10:45. Bachelor's C - KGER -1. News. 1:06. L. B. Ad KRIED -4 Records. 4:15. Movieland Al -0. Inspiration. 9:15. Health dren. (lob. 1:20 Hits. 1:30. Spanish _ Quiz. 4:43 NYws. Talk 9:30. Women in News. 9:45. ILFS1,--10 :15 Between Bookends. Furents Forum. Trio. EFOX -4. Records. 4:15. Pa gin g 10.30. Ann Gibson. 10:45. N ewe. EiF V111-1. A.A.A. 1:15. Tie Pan Past. 4:30. Swing. RGFJ-9. News. Stocks. 9:15. Tone 10:55. Harvey Harting. Tempos. Alley. 1:30. Gossip Club. 1:45. Pre- KGER -4. News. 4:30. Geo. Strange. KGB -10. John H. Hurhes. 10:15. view. KRIED -9. Prairie Schooner. 9:30,, U. KFX M -4. Tradin• Post. 4:30. Con- The Old Paths. 10:30. Jobpson KFSD -1. Mother of Mine. 1:15. Ad cert Master. S Weather. 9:35. Philharmonic Family. 10:45 Bachelor's Children. Preview. 9:45. News. ChM Luncheon. 1:30. Club Mati- RFSD -4. Little Revue. 4:15. Europ- RFV13-10 Morning Serenade. 10:30. nee. 1:55 News. ean Situation. 4:30, Musical Sou- KIEV -9:30 Mayfair Lost & Found Union Rescue Mission. KGB -1. Know Tour America. 1:30. Pets. venirs. EVOE -10. News 10:15. Winter & Geeslin ChM. 1:45. Siesta. KGB -4. Fulton Lewis. 4:15. Select- 111F0X -a. Rev 'vi,. 9:30. Popular Alexander. 10:30. Johnson EVOE -1. Know Your America, 1:30. Record:, 9:45 Bev. Bade. ive Service. Musk. 4:30. George 10:45. Bachelor's C U M-en. Gossip Club. 1:45. Civic. Bacon. J A N U A R Y 19, 1941 • R A DI O LI F E PAGE 19 WEDNESDAY LOGS THE FAMILY DOCTOR OFFERS i Continued fro m Page Seventeen) the air at once so that the good citizens B R EA K F AS T CL U B CO F F E E nightclubbing, and off he sailed to Seattle of Seattle might reap the benefits of Ask the Misses again. Alaska beckoned immediately and, such a doctor who spoke in such easily To obtain a 24 karat gold-washed understood language. A merican flag pin. mend 10 cents and stopping in Seattle only long enough to a "Roast and Chill" folder contained read how the Chinese were doing with The Doctor was delighted with the in- in each can, or part of the twisted the Japs, he headed for the land of ice vitation and next week began broadcast- hand fro m the top of the tin. M alls Breakfast Club, 1:too sante Fe avenue, and snow. No sooner had he arrived in ing. That Was three-and-a-half years ago. I.os Angeles. Juneau, than Fate stepped into his life He's been on the air, sponsored, ev er B RO W N & W ILLIA MS O N T O B ACCO with a loud crash. It wasn't Fate doing since. P. Sullivan the crashing, it was two trucks. One of His present sponsor is Bill Baker, who Raleigh Pre miu m catalogue. M alls them happened to be carrying the Doctor, specializes in products made from soya P. Sullivan, Louisville K y. who received a terrific smashing and and lima bean flour. Mr. Baker has a (O AS') F E D E R A L CO M PA N Y House wives' Protective League banging about in the accident. ' bakery at Ojai, California, from whence Free booklet on request. Malls K N X, It impaired his health to such an extent came the superb cake pictured on these H olly wood. he was forced to resign from his new pages. The cake was devoured after DI- M O N-G'LO CO M P A N Y job and head home for the states. Christmas by 80 members of the KFI- House wives' Protective Lea gue Back in Seattle again and drifting, lie KECA staff and not one of them got the Coupon worth 25 cents. % rite to F. happened one day to be visiting a Mr. tiniest bit sick, although the Doc was seen Wiley or Phone MI. 47144 and gi v e looking at not a few with an interested dealer's na me and address. Coupon A. J. Quinlan, then Manager of station good on any purchase of DI- Mon-Glo KIRO, who was an old friend of previous gleam in his eye. W ax. Seattle days. So that's the story of the Family Doc- G E N E R AL F OO DS CO RPO R A TIO N. Now Mr. Quillian had a carbuncle on tor, a man who has seen much of the Joyce Jordan world and who has spent 40 years of Jell° Calendar of Desserts for 10 his neck-no laughing matter, as those coats. dell, G I Foods, Battle who have had carbuncles on their necks his life in helping others. Kindly, always Creek, Mick. will attest. While talking over old and helpful, he is beloved of the radio people more happy times, Mr. QuAllan asked who work with him. They think he's pretty agree with us that the Doc has really the Doctor if he would explain the exact much of a fine fellow. been around.-BERNIE SMITH. machinations of a carbuncle, as he was in- You'll never hear his true name. Medi- (Editor's Note: W hen pianniou this article, we asked the Doctor if he had terested because of the one on the back cal ethics won't permit it, and the Doctor, any pictures of himself, taken to some of his own neck. who stands high in the respect of his col- of the out-of-the- way places he has Doc, genial and obliging as always, told leagues, is ethical, above all else. visited. He replied that his h it m e burned to the ground only th r e e in simple and easily understood te r m s, We've only scratched the surface of his m onths ago and he lost everything exactly what makes a carbilncle tick . . . travels. If you'd like to hear more about he owned, with the exception of a few them, lend an ear to the Family Doctor's of the many souvenirs he had col- so simply did he explain in fact that Mr. lected. The only one. he saved out of Quillian was amazed at the simplicity of program each Tuesday and Thursday at collection w orth thousands of dol- it and demanded that the Doctor go on 11:30 a. m., over KECA. We think you'll lars, are pictured on these pages.)
KILI-1111. Dale Orch. 1130. News. ICFV1)-4. rim Time. 4:15. News. KFAC -6. News 6:15. Music. 6:30. KN X -6 Amos 'n' And,. S:15. LA MY Ross. 8:31). Dr. Christian. 8:55. 10:45. Harris °reit. 4:30. Sundown Serenade. L. A. City College. KV0E -4. Fulton Lewis. 4:15 tie- g(4.41-6. N e w a. Italian Melodies. Bob Trout. News. K ECA -I0. Philharruonia. lee( i ve Service. 4:30. Musical 6 ,31,. Music. IIHJ -8. Show of Week. 8:30. Ad- KF W13-10. Shaw Orris. 10:15. Bowl- America. v KRIED -41. Recordings. 6:15. Alvin H P:eCsAtu-r8e * Ointt ir RKhyidthsm. • g or Notes 10:30. Contrast* is KF wis--i. musical Comedy. Rhythm. Wilder 8:15. 5 to 6 P. M. KFOX -6. News. 6:10 Sports. 6:15. Ellington W eil. 8:30. KOOW tour K MPC -10. Brass Hats. 10:15. News. Records. 6:30. Semi-Classical. 6:45. Bible. 10:30. Ebony Rhapsody. 1111 -5. Tunes in Th ree- th ar ter Records. K MPC-8 - "tow a' And". 8 :15 . K MTR -10. t tennese Ensemble. 10:15. Time. , :10. Limericks. 5:15. Jack Henry Mistietwitz. 5311.Lunt' tins- Armstronz• 1:30. D ent Music. KGF.R -6. News. 6:30. Italian Jour- Neighbor Orch. 10:30. Averill d e n.845 t....'• calk News. Drell. 10:45. Katie Orch. KN X -3. European Kound-t o. 5:15. mei K MTR -8. E mir% 815. Rotere's Iletcher Wiley. 5:30. KN X-tra. HFX 51 --6. Fulton Lewis. Even- Singing Walters. 8:30. F I 0 s d K FAC -10. Melody Hour. Fantastic Facts. 5:43. ( e r r e d. tide Echoes. 6:30. Hometown Head- Johu !. litiFJ-10. Neu . 10:15. Wrestline News. 5 55. Davis. News. lines. 6:35. Salon Musk. 6:43. An- KfAIL.--son. Evenia. Concert. Matches KHJ--5. News. 5:15. Daily Comics. ewer Man. KGFJ -s, News 6:10. Mr. Parsons- KFO N -110.. Dick Ross. 1111:15._Itam- 3:30. Shatter Parker. 5:45. Cast. K SD -6. On With Dance. 6:15. 8:15. Music. Jtor Orch. 10:30. W ave misers. Midnight. M ama Bloom's Brood. 6:30. News. K FOX -A. Liters Floor Show. 5:15. 10: 1a. pi ca go, KECA -5. Code Dan's Quiz. ii,35. Ramer String Quar tet. Recorded Frolic 11:30„. Hit Review. &GER--10. News. 10:10. M u. i c. Tom Mix. 5:3(1. :Manhattan at Mid- KGER -8 News 8: 65 Soanish Hour. 10:49. Concert Music. Lewis. 6:13, John- li KG R -6. Fulton 1111FSII-8. Quit Kids. Ea 11-bi. son FaMilY. 6:30. John B. Hitches. D rx mDale -10. Urn,. 10:30. News. B 5. Sttia.t Hamblen. KGB -S. Show of Meek. S:30. AS- 10:43. Harris Orch. K M Pc -8. Cobbers ('Sub. 3:15. News. 6:43. Answer Man. vetttures in Rhyth m. K F:46 -10:15. Forgot! en Man. 10 :30 . 5:30. Cod e /U T KA OE -6. Fulton Lewis. 6:13. John- KYOE -11. Show of Week. 8:38. Ad- ine -45.• r ue,ste. ni t: whoa Bill son Family. 6:530. John B. Hughes. ventures in Rhythm. KFI3D -111. Aaronson (tech. 10:30. 6:43. Ansuer an. Harrington Orch. CIO. KGB -10 Dale Orch. 10:30. News. KliFJ -5. News. 3:13. Tango Tillie. 9 to '10 P. M. 7 t o•8 P. M. 111:45. Harris ' rch. 3:30. Music. 5:43. Phil Stivawick. KV0E -10. Dale On+. 10:30. News. KRIED -5. Melody Range. .5:30. Race KFI-9, Time to Smile. 9:30. Mr. 10:43. liarris Ord,. Results 11.11 -7. Kay Ryser. t)istric . Attorney KFOX -5. Swing. 5:43. March KN X -7 Miller. Omit. 7:13. N e w s. FiN X -9. Texaco Star Theater. Ahead of Time. 7:10. Music. • :30, •••.t sir. Mee'. KIIJ -9. News 9:15. Frost Warn- 11 to 12 Mi dnight KGER -5. News 5:05, Latin Hour. K M -. • Gabriel Reedier. 7:15. Ines. 9:30 Martin Orch. KFI- 11. Nen . m e ra n ILFX10 -5. News. 5:05. Poe. rcli. Chapel Quartet. 7:30. Lone Ranger. K EcA -Ill. E ns • Ac es. 9:15. Mr. Keen 9:30 . Newt. (Thnfts WWoog). ' 5:30. Shatter Parker. 5:45. a.m HECA-7. Boy Scouts .•1 .. ire.,.11::in851arshail (tech°. 11:37. Midnight. 7:30. Scum. 7:43. Cavalcade of 9:43. Standard Trans. .•tews, K FSD -5, Van-an De Leath. 5:15. Historr. K F W11-9. Prelude In Inspiration. KN X -ii Knox Mannine, 11. v Tom Mts. 5:311 Manhattan at Mid- K r WB -7. Joe Hernander. 7:30. 9:30. News. 9:45. Shaw Qrch. Public'Aftai... 1130. 11.1 t r • a d night. _ „News. 7:13. Rohl._ Arden. K MPC -9. Memories in Melody. On*. Neus. KGB- :1. Noble Oreb. 3:50 She- K MPC -7. In the Air. 7:30. Listen uLMTR -9:30. Peter Potter. KH.11-11 Harris o mit. 11:15. Flo ter Parker. 5:45. Capt. Midnight Inn. 7:45. News. K FAC - Evening Concert. Rite W elt. 11:30. Islanders. 11:45. KG FJ -9. Jewish Hour. 9:30. Music. ISCOE -5. Classified. 5:15. Too IENITR -7. 1 Am. 7:13. Special Rhythm Rascal . Tunes. 5:30. Shatter Parker 5:45. Events. 7:43 Samuel Converse, KIN/X -9 News. 9:13. Dude Ranch. BIWA -II:13. B:rnitv Orel'. 11:45. Captain Midnight. KFAC -7. Hollywood-Bev eriv Chris- 9:30. Pon, Records. 9:43. Hawaiian. Paul Carson. 1157. News. flan Church. 7:15. tlavcoliers. 7:30. KGER -9. News. 9:03. Thomas KFV141-11 Three mice. & a Queen. Floyd Allen. Ozitnig oto. 6 to 7 P. M. 9:45. 7., Spanish Hoar. KFN L 67-9:30. Frost a mines. K.1111"P lill'e.t.8 l'itg r... in.w.ii.n.. 7. News :_:15 Three-Oitar- . KF1-6. Marlin Music. 6:30. Vaval- iikfc 11:13. That 's Bad Luck. 11:31). tea Tim. 7:30 Do .. 1'oo Kos.? KFSG -9:43.Spirit of IL.I.F.E. r ode el ffmerica. Swing & Ottiz. KFOX -7., Daily Bread. 7:15. P‘a n. KlFSD -9. FAST Nees. 9:15. Mr. K MTK -II. Mits.c KNX -6. Talk Tour Wa Out of This Records. 7:30 Hawaiians. 7:43. Wren. 9:341. Dersev Orch. 9:45. K M'-t1. Night Shades. One. 6:15. Gene Grounds. 6:30. Rig News. News. -11 . Con t ''.. Town. KG ER -. 7.News. 7:0 5. Jewish flour. SG B-9. News. 9:15. Frost W arn- gKrGFJx m,..41 .15 Ha macert„0 h . e 11,15. lbn IIHJ-6. Fulton Lewis. R:15. Wit- ISING -.:4.3. Evangelistic Service. hams Orch. 6:30. John B. Hughes. logo. 9,30 . George Geree • 0 '45. Moto Orch. 11:36. Islanders. 11 :45 . K1FSD -7. Store Drama. 7:15. Bob Martin Orch. Rhythm Rascals. 6:45. Answer Man. Hannon. 7:30Sno-ts Chain. 7:43. KV0E -9. News. 9 :1' ''reet W arn- KING -11. Siinav Southerners. 11:30. 4E.,C.'1,-. 6K. eRmioedy ,Shinel,(315's sRoegiek Ilw:311. On with Dance. Ines. 9:30. Martin Orch. Memory Melodies. KGB -7. Gabriel Hastier. 7:13. KFNIJ-11 Morgan throb. 11:36. With Jim my Flynn. are , Cirele 730. Lone Ranger. 10 to '1'1 P. M. Marshall Oreh. K MPC -6. Son- Stories. 11:30. FAST K M . 1 At (I C. I us Id n. 7 : 1•5 . Aet Listening. .. KGB--11:15 Flo lino Omit. 11:30., Linkletter 7:30 lone Ranger' 11(}1AB -6 News 6:13. Strollip' Tom. K.F1-10 Nests. 3:13. Foster Orch. Islanders. 11:4:S. Memory Time. 6:30. Crosby W ell. 6:43. Sid Ziff. 10:30. Inside the News (Thrifty Kri I)-1 1. Hank. the Night W• )cli- KMTR -6 Hollywood Merry-Gs- 8 to 9 P. M. penal. 11:43, Cum mins Orch. man. Round. 6:13. Snec. Events. 6:30. K NX -10. Sullivan Revues News. KVOE -11. Harris Orch. 11:15. Fla pro • Payments. R:43. Douglas EFT-It Tony Martin. 8:I5, How Did 10:15. Nightcap tarns. 10:30 Man- Rita Orch. 11:30. Islanders. 11: 45 . .91•1111. 01, V C., Meer! 1:30. Plantation Parts. terworks. Rhythm Rascals. PAGE 28 RADIO LIFE JANUARY 19, 1941
Here's Eddie
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Editor's Note: The following are brief flashes on selective radio program, and "The Rivals," by Richard Brinsley Sheri- events current and coming up in the fu- dan, is presented over the NBC-Blue net- ture. Th,_ ey are intended to afford a !nide for introduction to radio matters of indi- work, Sunday, Jan. 19, from 12 noon to cated general interest. 1 p. m., PST, under the direction of Ar- thur F. Hanna (KECA, KFSD).
Ed. Note: W here, fro m time to time, HELEN HAYES appears in a drama schedules of eleeit• and progra ms are of love and revenge with a background set up for weeks in advance, it is of life in prison as her next starring ve- suggested that these be clipped fro m the magazine and filed for ready hicle in the "Helen Hayes Theater" on reference since, in most cases, they Columbia network. (KNX-CBS, Sunday, will not be printed again. Jan. 19, 7:30 p. m.) The title of the play DRA MA has not yet been decided upon. It is an- other in the series of dramas selected by NOEL CHANDLER'S mysterious Miss Hayes from motion picture successes, double again makes an appearance, under stage plays, novels, and short stories. his own name, and causes more trouble for Faith Chandler, played by Irene Rich, during the episode of "Dear John," dra- M USIC matic serial, Sunday, Jan. 19, between GLADYS SWARTHOUT, the mezzo- 8:15 and 8:30 p. m., PST, over NBC's FIN GOT TO HI M: Radio Life soprano, is guest soloist with Andre Kos- KFI. folic-osier., of Eddie Albright were telanetz, conductor, and Albert Spalding, disappointed last week when his Faith's difficulties are further increased violinist, in the Columbia network pre- likeness did not acco mpany an ar- by her husband's suspicions of her inno- ticle on him R e as o n for picture fail- sentation, "The Pause That Refreshes on ures Cut of picture broke un d e r cent friendship with her brother-in-law, the Air," KNX-CBS, Sunday, Jan. 19, press pressure. But, here he is, look- Michael Chandler, and by Noel's efforts to 1:30 to 2 p. in. Miss Swarthout is to be ing not at all like a ..book-wormish" straighten things out. heard in "Songs My Mother Taught Me," acade mician, hut a friendly advisor — which he is. THE DELIGHTFUL STORY of one by Dvorak, and "Comin' Through the of the world's most famous elopements Rye," traditional Scotch air. Mr. Spald- Andre Kostelanetz, is heard in "Villa" by will be told in the Great Plays series when ing plays "Malaguena" by Sarasate. The Lehar; "Perfidia," by Dominguez, and 45-piece orchestra under the direction of three songs of the west, "Red River Val- ley," "Old Chisholm Trail" and "Home on the Range." George Zachary is CBS pro- CHEF ducer for this program. MILANI ONION YOUTH Recommends PUBLIC SCHOOLS of the San Fran- cisco Bay region will be heard on the You can prepare a grand din- coast-to-coast series of Music and Ameri- ner in one hoar by using can Youth programs on Sunday, Jan. 19, Wilson's from 8:30 to 9 p. in., KFI. SUPERIO The broadcasts, which will originate in f l a g it A f t g el iota.4 as Oa the NBC studios in San Francisco, are Spaghetti • SalYalia lan a N W featuring San Francisco public schools on It need only be cooked 5 min- Jan. 12; Oakland public schools on Jan. utes to the pound. for Consumers' Club Dinners 19. Jennings Pierce, NBC's director of Accept No Substitute education for the western division, will be Made b, in charge. Superior Macaroni Co. Lou Angeles, Calif. Also . . . at your grocer's Chef Milani Features
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File This Page Under "Macaroni" 4 lief Ii1a i,Fs Sunday Dinner Radio Life Consu mers' Club I ot Light Persons Directed by Chef Milani The Menu: CULIN ARY CONSCRIPTION NOTICE —Fifty thousand wo rn- Pismo Beach clam coettail eta are in iol;•(i ;it once for participation in Radio Life's Consumers' -< n co Chicken okra soup " c club! An ormy of feminine genius is needed to help us solve all c Filet of halibut with Meuniere sauce kinds of gastronomical and economical kitelwn problems. Where is 0.. Sirloin of beef au sherry c \ our application? It costs you nothing to join! All you do is send n z 3' Stuffed tomatoes with anchovies 0 1.0 it, a postcard with your name and address, or use the coupon on an- C Sweet potatoes New Orleans c other page of this magazine. Chocolate ice cream " 0- 3 Sta Assorted cakes Our intention is to organize you as the wisest cooks and best Coffee, tea or milk eaters in . California. As a Club Member, all that will be required of you is your interest. This is YOUR page, and on it we propose Recipe for Filet of Halibut with Meuniere Sauce to print every constructive idea that you care to send in, while later we hope to invite you to test foods for this department at no S small filets of haliout •xpense to yourself. Salt and pepper Flour Come on now! Let's have your application —and smile hints, tips 10 .ablespoons of butter -id kitchen tricks, too. We've received hundreds of cards and let. 1 sprig of parsley minced very fine Juice of 2 lemons Ira in the last few weeks, but NOT YOURS! Sprinkle filets of halibut with salt ano pepper, then flour the m. Put • • • • • 4 tablespoons of butter in a thick skillet, and when butter 18 melted fry filets to a golden color on both sides. Place filets on a large EPICUREAN EXTRACTIC NS —You know those little bottles platter, sprinkle minced parsley over the fish, and the lemon juice. on the kitchen shelf labeled "extract"? Well, perhaps you haven't Heat 5 tablespoons of butter in a frying pan to a hazelnut color and thought of the following .uses for them yet: pour oil the fish. The one marked "lemon," for instance, will go well with egg- yolk mixture and applesauce. The one marked "banana" can help Recipe for Sirloin of Beef au Sherry bring out the flavor in custard pie. "Maple" if added to brown 1 six-pound sirloin of beef sugar syrup will make your pancakes taste better; and if you pre- A few pieces of fresh lard cut in 2-inch strips fer to "take 'vanilla'," try taking it on your cereals or in your O g 1 onion sliced 1 carrot sliced ;flimpkin pie, or a drop of it in your coffee t 2 bay leaves 2 cloves 1 bunch of pars,ey 14, pound of butter melted This Week— Macaroni's Mysteries 1 cup of sherry wine 1 1 cup of water We are giving you a few macaroni recipes this week, so here Trim sirloin of beet and sprinkle with salt and pepper, lay strips is a little addiSional information to go with them: of lard in rows about 54 inch apart. Put beef roast in a roasting pan, add sliced onion, sliced carrots. 2 bay leaves, the eleven and the When you think of macaroni, you probably think of it in the burcii of parsley. Pour the melted butter over the roast, and the form of large t taw,. elbows, shells or twists; but generally speaking, cup of water in the botto m of the roasting pan. Rake at 350 degrees, 16 minutes to the pound, while baking, baste frequently. 30 minutes the term also includes such things as spaghetti, vermicelli and before the roast is done, pour cup of rherry wine in, and then let noodles. All these should be made from hard or spring wheat con- bake until finished. taining plenty of gluten. When so made, macaroni is a good source of protein as well its starch, and if it is of good quality, you will Recipe for Stuffed Tomatoes and Anchovies find that it will break neatly, without splintering; that it is creamy in color instead of white, and that it holds its shape while cooking. 1 cup of anchovies 4 hard boiled eggs From nine to twelve minutes should be enough to cook it, inciden- 3 tablespoons of mayonnaise tally, and you should use a large pot with plenty of water in it. 1 head of lettuce 2 lemons Macaroni in one form or another can serve as the basis for 8 parsley branches fine dishes if you use your imagination as well as sauces and Pepper Open can of anchovies, and chop them in small pieces. Chop eggs cheese:- It is not often thought of as a vegetable or cereal food, and very fine and add to anchovies, sprinkle some pepper on them, and yet it is both of these and lends itself to many dietary uses. mix with mayonnaise. Peel tomatoes, cut off the top, and scoop •• • • • • out the inside of the tomatoes with a spoon. Fill with mixture, and place them in a refrigerator, so that they are chilled when ready to M ACARONI M YSTERIES —No lover of macaroni can ever serve. Put each stuffed tomato on a crisp lettuce leaf, with a quarter completely ignore ravioli, and ravioli are always a macatoni mys- sif a slice of lemon on one side and a sprig of parsley on the other. tery, depending on what you hide inside of them. To fix them, here's what you do: Chef Milani is heard Monday through Friday at 2 p m. over Sift a couple of cups of flour with a teaspoon of salt and knead K MPC in a program entitled, A DINNER FOR FOUR FOR A the same with two unbeaten eggs. Then, roll the dough to the thin- 0«, 7 DOLLAR, NO MORE, sponsored by WILSON & CO. and SIGNET ness of a half-dollar and proceed to cut it into squares, circles, •;: Q. FRUITS IN GLASS. ovals, triangles, or whatever shape you like. 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Chef Milani's Super-Economical filling, moisten the edges of each piece of dough, fold over, and press together. Finally, boil your ravioli for fifteen minutes and "Dinner for Four, A Dollar, serve as you wish, but preferably with some kind of sauce. No More" Now if you're worried about the filling, any decent filling will As Featured on His KIvIPC Broadcasts do, with or without meat; but a good idea in any mixture is some The menus o n this page stress simple, wholesome cold chicken or ham, some Parmesan cheese, and an egg to sort meals for four people, and can each be prepared for a of bind things together. total of $1. The cost of each is checked weekly in Radio Life Markets, YOU'RE JUST AS GOOD AS COMPANY — When company CHEF MILANI'S DOLLAR (FOR 4) DINNER No. 1 calls, we usually dress up, not only ourselves, but our dishes as well. Sliced beef liver and onions Has it never occurred to you though that you're just as good as com- Stewed cabbage Mashed Potatoes pany? Why not please your own eyes then, company or no com- Head of lettuce with oil and vinegar dressing pany? A little artistic touch or two after the food comes off the Bread and butter Milk ...c fire can make an ordinary dish look mighty grand. Preserved peaches Remember that food can often be served in wedges as well as Recipe for Beef Liver and Onions (1) slices and curled instead of straight. Keep in mind that the pastry 1 pound of beef liver, sliced very thin tube can be used for other things besides frostings and that the I large onion paring knife comes in handy for other things besides peeling. Touch 2 cloves of garlic up your dish with a bit of garnishing; give it a little form and 4 slices of 01' Fashund bacon Salt and pepper daintiness, for yourself as well as others. It will not only improve Slice onions in rings, then melt 2 tablespoons of butter and fey on your appetite, but please your pride also. a slow fire 4 pieces of bacon until bacon is crisp. Take fried bacon off and mince a clove of garlic and fry with onion rings,- until onions become a golden color. Then add slices of liver and let fry for 10 minutes, season with salt and pepper to taste. Serve on toast, Chef Milani's Suggestions for Macaroni and on top of each serving place 1 slice of bacon.
TAGLIATELLE A LA ROSINA CHEF MILANI'S DOLLAR (FOR 4) DINNER No. 2 1 pound of Tagliatelle spaghetti % pound of butter Signet apple juice cocktail 1 clove of garlic, chopped very fine Old fashioned meat loaf 6 leaves of basilic° herb, minced very fine % cup of parsley, minced very fine Mashed Potatoes Creamed Carrots 2 tablespoons of salt Heart of lettuce with French dressing Pepper Sunfrezett ice cream 1 cup of Prrmesan cheese Melt butter in a sauce pan, and fry garlic, basilic° and parsley on Recipe for Old Fashioned Meat Loaf (2) a very gentle fire. Put spaghetti in 4 quarts of salted boiling water with 2 tablespoons of salt, stir and cook until tender. Drain and 1 pound of ground beef 1 egg 0 place on large platter, and pour sauce on top. SprinlOe with a little pepper if you wish, and then sprinkle cheese on top and serve. 1 cup of bread crumbs % cup of Signet apple juice OLD FASHIONED BAKED MACARONI 4 slices of 01' Fashund bacon ' Salt and pepper % pound of 100q, Semolina macaroni, "boiled" Mince 4 slices of 01' Fashund bacon and mix with 1 pound of ground 1 cup of hot milk beef, 1 egg, 1 cup of bread crumbs, % cup of Signet apple juice, 1 2 tablespoons of melted butter teaspoon of salt and a dash of pepper. When well mixed, put mixture 1 t3aspoon of salt into a buttered loaf pan and bake in oven at 325 degrees for 1 hour. Dash of pepper 4 slices of Wilson's 01' Fashund bacon 2 green peppers, cut in strips % cup of bread crumbs CHEF MILANI'S DOLLAR (FOR 4) DINNER No. 3 u, cup of shredded Cheddar cheese Short ribs Espagnole Cut bacon very fine and fry in a skillet with peppers on a very Buttered peas Lettuce with mayonnaise slow fire. Then fix a layer of cooked macaroni, nalf of the bacon and pepper, and half of the cheese, and 1 tablespoon of the melted Bread and butter Milk butter, sprinkle with salt and pepper, in a buttered baking pan. Chocolate pudding Then repeat this until all ingredients are used. Pour hot milk, and sprinkle bread crumbs on top of mixture, and bake in a moderate Recipe for Short Ribs Espagnole (3) ven at 325 degrees for 25 minutes. 3 pounds of short ribs BAKED MACARONI AL POMADORO 2 cans of Spanish tomato sauce 1 cup of rice % pound of large macaroni 1 onion 1 pound of large ripe tomatoes 2 cloves of garlic 2 tablespoons of butter 1 carrot 1 tablespoon of olive oil Sprig of parsley % cup of Parmesan cheese, grated Salt and pepper Salt and pepper Have butcher cut short ribs in pieces inches long. Braise them Roil macaroni in plenty of salted water. When tender to suit taste. in 2 tablespoons of butter in a Dutch oven pan. Mince onion, parsley drain, place in a casserole. Melt the butter and mix with olive oil, and garlic very fine. Cut carrot in very small cubes, fry with short slice tomatoes and place on top of macaroni, and then pour oil and ribs, until nice and brown. Season with salt and pepper. Then add butter over the top. Season with salt and pepper, and cover the 2 cans of Spanish tomato sauce, and simmer, cover until the short casserole, bake in a pre-heated oven at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. ribs are tender—about 2 hours. Boil the rice in plenty of water. When done, sprinkle with cheese, and serve. When done, drain. Put rice on one side and rib. on the other, cover rice with sauce and serve. JANUARY 19, 1941 RADIO LIFE PAGE 28 The Telephone Hour Border Radio
V EY point in the nation's defense pro- iv gram is San Diego, Calif., location of the land's greatest naval training and air station. There, too, is alert, public ser- vice minded Station KGB. Last week, with millions of dollars pouring into the national defense program into naval, army and aircraft construction and training schedules, with a resultant increase in San Diego population, KGB, to add to con- tentment of thousands of construction workers, decided to extend a popular pro- gram "Sunrise Serenade" into a full 'lour Mx days a week. For early rising workers "Sunrise Sere- nade" was completely revamped. Included were a "Pet Swop Shop," "County Clip- pings," Weather Reports," other data of interest to residents in KGB's primary listening area. A new morning news period, from 7 to 7:15, became an integral part of "Sun- rise Serenade," (the musical portion of the program will continue until 7:45 a. m. as in the past). Thus did KGB add up James Melton (left) tenor Mar of the Telephone Hour, gets down to one hour and a half of music, other early shirt sleeves, ois does conductor Donald Voorheen, for a rehearani with Francis AVhite,, soprano, during which they put finishing touches on morning features—and one-half hour of one of the broadcasts heard eneh Monday evening over NBC's K FI. 5 p.m. late news reports before 8 o'clock each week day morning. Also announced KGB: Commander WORLD ON YOUR DIAL By Earl G. De Haven Perry Wood, well-known United States Navy personnel officer, friend of blue- jackets ashore and afloat, began an ex- citing new radio series Tuesday, Jan. 7. T O quiet the misgivings many of our Reception during daylight hours on these from 6:45 to, 7 p. m. (Tuesdays and 1 reader-listeners may be having at the frequencies has been fairly good but still Thursdays). "America's Answer," a re- present time about their inability to get rated as considerably below normal for vealing discussion of defense problems and satisfactory signals from many of the this time of year. Oddly enough, how- their solutions as seen through eyes of a most consistent foreign ahortwave sta- ever, the Mozambique station CR7BE on service man. Years of experience in and tions, we take "time out" this week to 9.72 mc. (sister station of CR7BH and out of the service, plus a winning per- CR7AA) has been showing well between give a report on general reception condi- sonality give Perry Wood a background 11 a. m. and 1 p. m. Likewise "The Voice tions. We have had numerous telephone of ample proportions for this new series. calls an letters in which the writers ex- of China," XGOY on 11.92 mc. at Chung- pressed the belief that their receivers were king has been readily understandable prac- at fault, but not so. tically every afternoon between 4 and 5 call sign of "Radio Brazzaville" in French On the 6 mc. or 49 meter band there p. m. Finally, the bands in question "open Equatorial Africa. seems to have been no drop in signal up" about 11 p. m. and reception from Most important and trmely item in Herb strength, all stations in that section of the Tokyo and elsewhere approaches normal shortwave spectrum having maintained from that time on through the early morn- Allen's report is the latest schedule of the their normal signal levels, regardless of ing hours. National Broadcasting system of IRAN what continent the station or stations op- We are in receipt of an interesting re- (Persia). EPB 15.1 mc. broadcasts daily erate from. The bands suffering most in port from Herb Allen, now of Reseda, 12 midnight to 2:80 a. m.—EQB 6.15 mc. this period of "signal depression" are the California. Herb has very considerately is heard daily 5:45 to 8:45 p. m. with a 25 and 31 meter bands (11 to 12 mc. and "air-mailed" CR7BE requesting special further schedule 9 p. m. to 12 midnight. 9 to 10 mc.) respectively. For example, program information for Radio Life Station director further advises that "a JZI, Tokyo, which has been showing phe- reader-listeners. In his report is the news new standard plant ordered will have six nomenal signals since going into operation that ZRK on 6.09 mc. in South Africa has wavelengths-16, 19, 25, 30, and 48 on 9.53 mc. has been "only a whisper" been heard with good signals at 10:80 meter bands." Listen to IRAN! 78's for during the past two weeks. The same is now. true of JZJ on 11.8 mc. as well as the p. m. He also advises that FZI is the British, German, Italian, arid Australian stations operating in those t ands. An ex- ception was Africa's ZRL oi 81 meters which has shown fair volume during this Get into the Chef's Kitchen, Girls! period. Chef Milani Invites You to
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KN X -11. Big Sister. 11:15. Aunt KIIJ -2. N e w s. 2:13. Bookworm. Jenny. 11:30. Fletcher Wile,. 11:45. 2:30. Com munity Hail. 2:43. Let's Home of the Braise. Play Bridge. KHJ -11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:15." KECA -2. News 9:15. Classic Hour. THURSDAY Program Highlights standard School. 11:45. School of KF WB -2. Bing Crosby. 2:15. Strauss Air. Waltz. 2:30. News and M usi c. IE EC A-11. Our Half Hour. 11:30. 1,45. Grandma Travels. Variety Outstanding Music Family Doctor 11:45. News. K MP(:-2. Chef Milani. 2:15. Jer k P. M. KF WB -11 Tom Stoddard. 11:30. Leonard 2:30 Yella l'essl. 2:45. A. H. Al Jarvis Concert Hall. 12:13 -Luncheon Concert. KFAC 9:00- Kate Smith KN X. K MPC -11. Nor m a Rerliti ,i. 11:15. Js.ITR -2 W R. West. 2:15. Spec. 10:15 -Between Boc'tends. KECA- 2:15 -Classic Hour. KECA Music. 11:30. Gypsy Strings. ,:tents. 2:30. Music. KFSD. 2:30-Yella Pessi. K MPC. K31TR -11 Dr Talbot. 11:30. Moni- KFAC -2. News. 2:15. County Fed- 10:30-Art Baker. KECA. 3:00- Masteroieces. KFAC. tor News. 11:45. Sneeial Events. eration. 2:45. Music. 6:00-Rochester Philharmonic. KFAC -11. Man on the Street. 11:30. KGFJ -2. News. 2:15. Civic-. 9:30. P. H. KECA-KFSD. Forenoon Musicale. Music. 7 :00-Glenn Miller KNX I :15-Club Matinee KECA- KGF.1-11. News. 11:15. Music. REED -, Henr. Orch. 2:30. News. 8:00-Evening Concert. KFAC. KFSD. BRK11-11 Paddock flashes. 11:30. 2:45. Hawaiians. 2:00-Chef W arp KART 8:00 -Standard Svniphoov KH.1 News. KFOX -2 Civic. 2:15. Dance Time. 4:00-Art Baker s Notebook. KV0E-KFX M-KGB. KFOX -11. Popular Records. 11:30. 2:30. Records. 2:45, Grandma KFI 1 :00-Pleasure Time. KF1 Travels. 5:15 -Lanny Ross KNX. News. 11:111 Reeords. 6:00- Male, Bowes KNX. KGER -11. News. 11:15. Fifth Street K ,;Elt-1. News. 1:05. Mimic. 2:15 6:00-Kraft Music Hall. K F1 10:00-Philharmonie KECA Seeing the Americas. 2:30. L. B. io Ho-Haven of Rest. KHJ :Mission 11:45. Dr. Matthews. 7:00- Xavier Curet. KFI. KFX111-11 Fri e n dl y Neighbors. Band. 1,, 3o- Masterworks KNX 7:00-Rudy Vallee KECA 11:15 Standard sehool. 11.43. Clam- 8:00-A mos 'n' Andy KN X- sic Strings. K MPC. Public A ffairs-News ICFS0 -11 Our Half Hour. 11:15. HEAR CHEF MILAN! 8:30- Maxwell House Coffee A. M. Bridge. 11:30 Marine Band. 11:43. Time K FI. 7:30-Bob (jarred. KN X. Newr. 1:30-Fame & Fortune. EEC).. TODAY P. M. KGB -11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:13. Kaltenborn, KFT. standard School 11:45. School of 5:55-Elmer Davis. KN X. KMPC -2 :00 P. M. Drama 1:00-Fultun Lewis KILT- EC FVD -11 News. 11:15. Shisical Al- bum. 11:30, Pia n o. 11:45. Violet A. H. KVOE-KGB Schram. 7:00-Gabriel Meaner.. KHJ- KFX M -2. Stocks. Music. 2:15. News 10 :30-Johnson Family. K HJ. KVOE -11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. K GB 3:30. Tin ,an Alley. 2:43. einotide 7:30- WYthe Williams K HJ- Standard School. 11:45. Southern He. ue. P. H. I .4olinnl. K V0E-KGB. Sidestreet Vignettes. 2:13'. 3:30-Nivetery Hall. KHJ-KGB- 7:45-Robert Arden. KF WB. Monitor News. 2:30. Dancing with KFX M. 8:45-Let's Talk News KMPC 4!30 -Confeasions of a Cor- 12 Noon to 1 P. M. Cla ms 1:45 Grandma Travels. .4611-2. News. ::15. Looks at Books sair. KHJ-KVOE-KGB. :30-Aldrich Family Klel. Sports-Comment KF1-12, Stor y of Mary Marlin. 2:30. Melodic Moments. 2:45. Let's 9:30- When Presses Roar KF1. P. H. : 12:13. Ma Perkins. 11:30. Penner Bridge. 3:15 -Outdoore with Bob Ede.. Voang's Family. 12:45. Vic and KFVD -2, Music. 1:15. Organ. 1:30. K NX. Romantic Rhythm. Quiz Programs 6 :4.5-Sid Ziff. K F WB. ES N -12. M art h a Webster. 11:15. KVOE -2. Ne -vs. 2:15. Fed. Music. 1o:15 -Bowling Notes KF WB song Treasury. 12:30. kate Hop- 2:30. Ton Tunes 2:15. Let's Piny P. M. kins. 12:45. Women Or Courage. Bridge. 5:00-Pot o' Gold KECA Weather KHJ -11 Netts. 12:15. Norma Young. It:45. Here's Looking at Vito. 7:15 - What's on Your Mind?. 1:H.1-8:311 a. m 2 o m 3 to 4 P. M. K N X. KECA -11. Or p h a n s of Divorce. K MTR -9 a. in 12:15, Amanda. 18:30. John's Other 1:00-School Kids Oulz KECA KRK D -9:30 a. m. I a. m 3!.13 K FI-3. Agnes W hite, 3:15, Civte. Wife. 12:45. Just Plain Bill. 8:30-Ask-It Basket. XISX D. M. 3:23, News. trateling Conk. K11% 11-11 31 .'•• a is i:::a. Peter 9:Olt-Outs Court KF1 KF WB -11:30 a m KNX -3. Yo u n g Dr. Malone. 3:15. Potter. Outdoors with Koh r;dre. 3:30. F131PC -1?. Top a' the pay. JO.Vre Jordan, 3:45. Citadel. News 12:30. Off, the Record. K HJ -3. News. 3:05. l'endarvis Orch. ,ITH -11. Music. 3:15. American Legion News. 3:30. CAC -11. News. 12:15. I ainchesin Mystery Bali. °twee. ‘ECA -3, Classic Hour. 3:15. Beene THURSDAY Programs KG F.1- 1•• News. 11:15. Novelty Wicker 3:13. Seas. 3:30, After- %SI Alt'. 13. 1911 '1.--altro '1:45 et's Listen. noon Jamboree. KRFED -12 Recordings. 12:30. JIm- BF WB--3 This Is Music. m1e. Saddle Pals. KGER -9. Sens. 9:05. March Ahead K MPC -3 Ton Pons. 3:30. Tempo 8 to 9 A. M. KEON -11. Iteriesi- 11:15. N e w 5. Tango. of Time. 9:30. Revival. 9:45. Full 1..•aot Garden School. Gospel. *.:11111-3. Volta, James. 3:30. Piano. Krir-s. Organ Concert. 8:15. Against KGER -1?. News. 12:10. Musk. 3:45. Bilk Riclintan. Storm 8:30 Road of Life. 8:45. KFX M -9. News. 9:15. Program KFXS1-11. Harmony Hall 11:11. KFAC -3 SymnbonY. . News. i'retiens, 9:20. Pop. _Orch. 9:30. News. P:30. Ceivorr Onni-t^. Hour. KGF.1-3. News Stocks. 3:15. Vo- Variety. 9:43. Keen Fit. 10 •45, Here'. I oohing at vaa callers. 3:30. Concert Melodies. etNX -8 Morelos: Melodies. 8:15. 1111F1t11-1?. Orphens of Divorce. 9 News 8:20 Nancy Dixon. Shopping FIFS11-9 Frank Ross. 9:15. Health. KR KD -3, Hawaiians. 3:15. Reeords. 1?:15. Amanda of Honeymoon Hill. 3:45, Weather. Venna Taylor. Guide, 8:30. Goldbergs. 8:45. Kath- 9:30. Farm and Home. leen Norris KGB -9. Ben Sweetland. 9:15. 'IODIC- 12:30. John's Other Wife. 11:43. K FOX -3. Records. maker's Catalogue. 9:30. Let's Jost Plain Bill KGER -3. News. 3:05. Music, 3:211. KILI-8. Neighbors of Woodcraft. Play Bridge. 9:45. Keep Fit. KGB -12, News. 11:15. Song Treas. Lon. Beach Band. 8:30, News. 1:45. RODDY Homes. K FVI0-9. Waltz. 9:15. News. 9:30. "rV. 11:39 Betty en." 11.1114V. 11:45, K F XM.-3 News Pendartis Ore h. KFICA -8 Breakfast Clu b 8:30. Dr. Richardson. 9:45, Parade. Mere's 1,nokin. .1 You. 3:15. Legion News. 3:30. Mvstery News 8:45 R. L. Johnson. KV0E -.9. Monitor News. 9:15. Navy IRFVD -11. Luncheon Music. 11:45. Hall. KFV111-8. Grouch Club. 8:30. King Band. 9:30. Two Kings and a Scbram. K rs11-3. I.inda Dale. 3:15. Ireene (Frell. 8:45. 1)r. Reynolds. Queen. 9:45. Exercises. KV0E -1?. News. 19:15. Farm News. Wicker .3:25. Neos. 3-30. It Looks K MPC -8. Andy Virginia. 8:30. 11:30. Bette and Buddy. 11:15. (eons Here. 3:45. Traveling rook. Units Daily Word. Here'. Looking et Von. KGB -3. News. 3:05. Pendarvim Orch. K MTH -11. Span ish Hbur. 8:45. Re- 10 to 11 A. M. 3-15 Legion News. 3•30. ligious Music. 1 to 2 P. M. Heil. KFAC -8. Country Church. 5:30 KF1-lo. Netts 10:15. Nlirandy's Krvn-3 News. 3:15. Mosie. News. 1:43. Mildred Lager. Garden Patch. 10:30. M a st ers KVOE -3. N e w s. Pendarvis Orch. K F1-1. Backstage Wife. 1:15. Stella KGFJ-8. News. Stocks. 8:15. Mu- ()reit. 10:45. Dr. Kate. 3:15. Legion News. 3:30, Bargain Dallas. 1:30 Lorenzo Jones. 1:45. sic. 8:45. Dr. Wiseman. KN X -10. Life Can Be Beautiful. Counter K FOX -R. News. 8:15. Records. 10:15. Woman in White. 10:30. Widder Brown. 8:30. Classified. 11:45. Marimba. Right to Happiness. 10:45. Mary KN X -1. Portia Make. 1:15. Myrt KGER -8. News Soul Patrol. 8:15. 1.ee Taylor Marge. 1:30 Hilltop House. 1:45. 4 to 5 P. M. Miznah. 8:45. Rev. Bennington. KH.1-111. Ne w s. 10:13. Hollywood Stepmother K FX M -8 Neighbors of Woodcraft. Whispers. 10:30. Johnson Family. KH.I-1. Muse & Musk-. 1:15. Below K FI-4. Art Baker's Notebook. 4:30, 8:30. Sunshine Service. 10:45. Bachelor's Children. Rio Grande. 1:30. Eddie Albright. Dinner Music. 4:43. H. V. Kalten- born. K FSD -8. Breakfast Club. 1:30. Good KECA -10, Linda Dale. 10:15. Be- KECA -1. Mother of Mine. 1:13. Club Cheer. 8:45, Thunder Over Para- tween Bookends. 10:30. Art Baker. Matinee KN X-,4. Second Wife. 4:15. We the dise. 10:45. News. 10:50. H. Beetling. K FXVII- , Peter Potter 1:30. Dr. Abbotts. 4:30 News. 4:30. Fletcher KGB -8. Neighbors of Woodcraft. KIFVF11-10. Kyser Orch. 10:13. Wiley. Kmrr-1.R..-nolets Accent1:45. Milleron Variety. lieu-h. 1:30. II:30. News. Breakfast on the Boule.ard. 10:45 101.1-4. Fulton Lewis. 4:30. Con- K FV114-8. entered W agon. News. By Arrangement. fessions of a Corsair. KV0E -8. Good Morning Neighbor. K MPC -10. Mood Romaine.. 10:30. K3ITR -1 G. Allison. 1:30. Pension. KECA -4. Howard Harding. 4:15. 8:30. News. it:45. mulnn News. Doctor's journal. 10:45. News. stneeini Es-nts. Arthne Jr. 4:30. Bud Bar- KNITR -10 Vloman's World. 10:45 KFAC -1. Religious Science. 1:15. ton. 4:43. Superman. Medical. I. A Schools 1:30. Music. 1:43. KF WB-4. Don Millirem 4:30. News. 9 to 10 A. M. KFAC -10. Midmorning Serenade. Organ. 4.45. Stuart Hamblen. K MPC -4 Brightly. Maestro. 4:30. 10:30. News. 10:45. Gothic Tower. 11610.1-1 News. 1:13. Strings. 1:30. KFI-9. Words it M u sic. 9:30. KGFJ-10. News. 10:15. Dr. MeCoy. Matinee Melodies. Newsreel 4:45 Colombia Concert Heart of Julia Blake. 9:43. Bridge 10:45. City Dwellers. KRFED -1 Weather. 1:15 City flail. Oreh. Club. K MTR -C John Brown. 4:15. 0 I d KR K13-10. Music. 10:15, Health. 1:30. U.S.C. 1-45. Health. Windjem mer. 4:30. Kingdom City. KN X -9. Kate Smith Sneaks. 9:15. K FOX -10. N e w s. 10:15. Health. KFOX -1. l'op Records. 1:15. Lorca. When a Girl Marries. 9:30 Ro- 4.45 Special Events. '0:30. Pacific Paradise. 10:45 1:30. Monitor News. 1:45, At The- KFAC -4. W alter Brown Murray. mance of Helen v..ent 9:45 Our Records atre, Gal Sundae. 4:15. the Past. 4:30. Gate- KGER -10. News. 10:05. God's Sun- KGER -1. N e 01. 1:05 Officials. H11.1-9, Rev. Laurin. 9:15. Dr. was to Must shine. 10:30. Bright Corner. 1:20. Bits of Hits. 1:30 Spanish. Michelson. 9:45. Keep Fit. . RGE.1-4 News. 4:13. Music. KECA -9 Mildred San. 9:15. South- KFX.M -111. John B. Hughes. 10:15. KPX M -1. Mese it Musk'. 1:15. Re- KR1HD -4 Records. 4:15. Movieland hr.- s'-- ,erle. 1:30. Goesin Club. ernaires. 9:30. H o m er Griffith. Hollywood Whispers. 10:30. John- Oniz 4:43 Newm 9:45, News. son Family. 10:45. Bachelor's Chil- 1-43, Varlet.. K FOX -4 Re.-owls. 4:15. Paging dren. K F WB--9. Lomberdo Orch. 9:15. 1Mu- KFSID -1 Mother of M I n e. 1:15. Past. 4:30 Swing. mical Comedy. 9:30. News. 9:45. Sea K FSD -10:15. Between Bookends. Aerienit oral Conservation. 1:30. KGER -4 News 4:30. Geo. Strange. Magic. 10:30. Ann Gibson. 10:45. P.-T.A. Club Matinee. 1:55, News. K FX M -4. Tradin. Post. 4:30. Con- K MPC -9. News. 9:13. Accent on KGB -10. John B. Hughes. 10:15. R(: 1%-1 Mose A Music. 1:15. Below fessions of a Corsair. Song. 9:36. Morning Moods. Hollywood W hispers. 10,30. John- RI Grand. 1 -30 Stocks. 1:35. K FS11-4 Howard Harding. 4:15. K MTR -9. Martin Luther Thomas. son Family. 10:45. Bachelor's Monitor News,. 1:43. S'.ste. Europe Situation. 4:311. Medical ('hildren. 9:15. Health Talk. 9:30. Sort-Jai K PVD -1 . News. 1:15. Music. 1:30. Society. 4:43 Madame Kriete. Events. 9:45. Religious. K FV D -1n. Mornin. Serenade. 10:30. Hawaiian Music. K FAC -9. Inspirations 9:15. Health Felon Rescue Mission. KVOE -1. Mose A Mush-. 1:15. Be- Talk, 9:30. Wo men in News. 9:45. KVOE -10. News. 10:15 Hollywood low Rlo Grande. 1:30. Gnash) Club. Programs and time listings on Music. Whimpers. 10:30. Johnson Family. 1:45. Civic. these nage. are supplied to "Radio KGFJ -9. News. Stocks. 9:15. Tone 10:45. Bachelor's Children. Life" by the radio atations Tempos. 2 to 3 P. M. shown ..nd are earefulk check ed KRIED -9, Prairie Schooner. 9:30 I. 11 A. M. to 12 Noon prior to going to press. Inac- 114 Weather. S:45. News. K 41-2. 1.1 Alone. 1:15. Lone Jour- curacies in these column* are ICIEV -9:30. Mayfair Lost A Found Hymns of All Churches. ney. 2:30 Guiding Light. 2:43. usually the result of last minute Pets. 11:13. Arnold Grim m's Daughter. 1.ife Can Be Beautiful. ch a n . es by the broadcasting K FOX -9. Rev. !vie. 9:30. Popular 11:30. Valiant 'Adv. 11:45. Light KN N -2. American School. 2:30. stioliom Records'. 9:45. Rev. Bade. of the World. News. 2:45. Scattergood Baines. JANUARY 19, 1941 RADIO LIFE PAGE 25 THURSDAY LOGS
Creed for Americans WITH THE POET Conducted by HAVE BUT ONE LOYALTY. There are two things in it,- DOROTHY RANDALL love of my country and a Principle of Living. These make my Loyalty. The Principle is Democracy. I will help to set it like A P O E T'S E N V Y do not envy . a fire across the lakes and rivers, over the plains, through val- Other folks, w ho blessed by fate I spend lives of ease. leys, over hills and mountains of this land that is my love. And in Nor do I envy those w hose fame has spread the run of the fire the politically contriving shall be consumed that Beyond the seven seas. I only envy Happy birds, w ho m nature gave a my land may be clean in the way of its founders. cheery song: W ho daily sing their praise in Spring, And cheer the w oodlands sum mer I shall follow leaders of Good Heart, and shall have courage to long. I do not envy speak out against those who lead my Land into bitterness for ends Men, w hose grace and skill has made the m great. that do not serve it nor its people. I. too, if fate had so decreed, would Share with the m; at any rate. 1 only envy This, my America, is a land of refuge for the honest of heart. H u mble bees, who flit through fields It is earth's place of struggle for the good ways of life. It is for men of fragrant clover; W ho drink fro m natures chalice/a. and women who can be free only as they keep the fire flaming. Nectar of the gods, that men pass
So envy and I shall, for the land's sake, take deep counsel with myself. I Covetousness. 1 place with things I would not a wn. shall follow and give voice only to what is in my heart and mind for And thus escape the m any w ants that better men its welfare. In this I will pray to man's one God for right ways of Should leave alone; I never envy Those w ho toll, or those w ho strive thought. I shall keep a strong faith in myself and the people who for large do main. M an's years are few: a passing sho w are of the land, knowing that in their good minds and hearts they will W here knaves and clo wns appear for gain. not forego the heritage of the land's founders. - JA C KS O N G. S H A DL E. * * * In this faith I see the fire mounting until all who would betray Did you thank your market manager our trust in them are consumed, and Freedom ends as a dream and for making available to you Radio Life becomes real, and Democracy runs like a mountain stream into all our at so small a cost? Why not? He'd places, high and low. - HANSON H. HATHA WAY. appreciate it.
KN X -8. Amos 'a' Andy. 8:15. Lanny KN X -10, Sullivan Reviews News, K611-4. Fulton Lewis. 4:30. Con- KFOX -6. News. 6:10. Sports. 6:13. Records. 6:30 Semi-Classical. 6:45. Koss. 8:30. Ask-It Basket. 10:15. Nightcap Yarns, 10:30. Mas- fessions of a Corsair. terworks. KFV D -4. Marian Lindley 4:15. Governor Speaks. KHJ -8, Standard Symphony. News. 4:30, Sundown Serenade. KGER -6. News. 6:15. Music. 6:43. RICA -S. School Kids Quiz. 8:30. R BJ -10. H av e n a Rest. 10:30, K1 0E -4. Fulton Lewis. 4:30. Con- Italian Journal. Fame and Fortune. News. 10:45. Harris Ord). fessions of a Corsair. KF WB -8. Musioal Comedy. 8:15. va- KECA -10. Phitharmonia. KFX11-6. Fulton Lewis. 6:15. Even- Time. 8:30. Rambles. tide Echoes. 6:30, Hometown Head- cation KF W13-10. Shaw Orch. 10:15. Bowl- K MPC -8. A mos 'n' Andy. 8:13, 5 to 6 P. M. lines. 6:35. Salon Music. • 6:45, ing Notes. 10:30. C ont ratit e In Howard Barlow. 8:30. Recital Hour. Affairs of State. Rhythm, String Time. 5:10, 1.0mericks. 8:45, Let's Talk News, KFSD -6. On with Dance. 6:13. Ma- KYITR -8. Property Owners. 0:13, K MPC -10. Bert Hirsch. 10:15. 3:15, Jack Arnistrong. 5:30. Aldrich ma Bloom's Brood. 6:30, J. B. Singing Waiters. 3:30, Technocracy. News. 10:30. Ebony Rhapsody. Family. Kennedy. 6:35, American To wn 8:45. Special Events. K MTR -10 Vienna Ensemble. 10:15, KN X -5, European Round-Cp, 6:13. Meeting. Fletcher Miley. 5:30. KN X-tra. KFAC -8. Evening Concert, Neighbor Orch. 10:30. Averill Afternoon es. S :43. (tarred. KGB -6. Fulton Lewis. 6 615. John- KliFJ-43. News, 8:15, Jean Valen- Orch. 10:45„ Katie Onh. tine. 8:30, Music, News. 5:53 David. Newt. son Fauimily. 6:30, Newl, Views. KFOX -8. Lucca. 8:15. Records, 8:30. KFAC -10. Melody Hour. K HJ -3. News 5:15. Dane Clanks. 6:45. America's Answer. Literature on Parade. 8:45. Pop- K GFJ-10. N e w s. 10:15, Mission 5:30 Shatter Parker. 345. 16%41E -G. Fulton Lewis. 6:15_, John- Midnight. son Family. 6:30. John B. Hughes. ular Records Workers. 10:45. Music. K ECA -5. l'ot of Gold. 5:30. News. 6:45. Affairs ,,f State. KGER -8, News. 8:05. Hoyos. KFOX -10. Ross Ballroom. 10:13, 5:45. Tom Mix. KFX M -8. Standard Symphony Hour. Hamilton Orch. 10:30, Wave Rid- KF WB -5 Stuart Hamblen KFSG -8. Aimee S. McPherson. ers. 10:45 Organ, 7 to 8 P. M. KIFS11-8 Herman torch. 8:30, Fame 1LMPC -5. Spanish Rhapsoils. 5:15. Klit.t(-10, News. 10:10. Music. News. 5:30 Uncle Ilarrv, and Fortune. 10:30. Concert Music. K MTH -5 Musi • KF1-1. \a‘ier Cugat & Yvette. KGB -8. Standard Symphony Hour, H FX31-1O. Haven of Rest. 10:30, KN X -; Orch. 7:13. 14 hat's KV0 E -8. Standard Symphony. KFAI'-5 Mush 5:1",. Travelogue. News 10:45, Harris Orch. On 1 • Mind? 7:45. Davis. News. 5:30. W hoa Bill Club. K FSG =10. Est her Stuart. 10:30, .:50. News ot the World. 0161,4-5 News 5:15. Tango Time. 9 to 10 P. M. MiSSIODaer_Drama. 5:36. Music. 5:45. Phil tdanwick. KEL11-7. Gabriel Heatter. 7_:15. In- ILFS11-10. 'Foster Orch. 10:30, Not- side Sports. 7:30. %vibe Williams. KRKIY-5 Melody Range. 5:30. Race tingha m Orch. 7:45. Strings in Swinstime. ELFI-9. Quiz Court. 9:30. W h e n Results. Presses Roar. KG B -10. H a Yen of Kest. 10:30. .f.FOX -5. Swing. 5:45 March Ahead KECA -7. Rudy Vallee. 7:30. Ahead of Headlines. 7:45. Cabbages and KN X -9. City Desk. 9:25. N e w s. News. 10:45. Harris O mit. of Time. 9:30. Wald Orch. KFVI)-10. Hank, the Night Watch- KGER -5 News. 5:05. Latin Hour. Kings. KFv4 tt-7. Joe Hernandez. 7:30. KI1J -9. News. 9:15. Fr ost Warn- man. BFX M -5. N e w . 5:05, Pon. Orch. 111 0E -10. Haven of R est. 10:30. News. 7:45. Robert Arden. ings. 5:50. Shaffer Parker. 5:4S. Captain News. 10:45. Harris Orch. K MPC -7. In the Air. 7:30. Clip- RICA -9. Ratty Aces. 9:15. Mr. Kees, Midnight 9:30. News (Thrifty Drug). 9:45. KEND -5 Pot o Gold. 5:30. N e w s. pings for Miss Jones. 7:45. News. ILMTit-i. 1 Am. 7:15. Snet. Events. Bonaldi Sings. 11 to 12 Midnight 5;45 Tom Mix. Concert Hall. 9:25, Bar- 7:45. Samuel Conierse. KGB Presents. 5:15. Ed net Orch. 9:30, News. 9:45. Shaw ILF1-11. Ne w s. 11:15. Cum mins Mavehoff. 5:30. Shatter Parker. KFAC -7, Christian Science. 7:15. Fred Forrest. 7:30. Musical Tapes- Orel', Orch. 11:30 Marshall W eb. 11:57. 5:45. Captain Midnight. KNIPC -9. Memories in Melody. News. KV0E -5. Clpissified. 5:30. Shatter tries. K MTR -9. Horseman's Forum. 9:16. KliFJ-7. Spanish Hour. KN X -11 Knox M a n ni n g. 11:15. Parker. 5:4.,. Cant. Midnight. Special Events. 9:30, Peter Potter, KR KI)-7. NSt ews. .,:15. Three-Quar- Clark Ross, 11:39, Strand Oreb. 111FAC -9 Evening Concert, ter Time. 7:30. Do Von Know? 1:55, News. KGEJ-9. News, Jewish Hour, 9:3s. 6 to 7 P. M. KFO X -7. Daily Bread. 7:15. Rec- KHJ -11. Harris Orch. 11:15. Dale ords. 7:45 Robert Arden. Music. °reit. 11:45 Rhythm Rascals. K FOX -9. News, 9:15, Travelog. 9:30, gn-ki. Kraft Music Half. HGER -7. News. ,:05, Italian Good KECA -11:15. Bill Sabranskr, Or- K.N.X -6. Major Bowes. Samaritan. 7:20. Music. Jav- Donald Novis, 9:45, Hawaiian, gan. 11:57' News. KGER -9. News. 9:05, Mexico. 9:45. K114 -6, Fulton Lewis. 6:15, Arthar anese News. RF W11.-11 Three kings & a Queen. Munn. 6:30 John it. Hughes. 6:45. KFXM -7, Raymond G. Swing. 7:15. Melodies, 11:15. Let's Dance. KF XM -9. News. 9:15. Frost Warn- Affairs of Stale. Inside of Sports. 7:30, Lone Ran- K MPC -11. Bri g ht's Hawaiians. Rochester Philharmonic. :nes. 9:30, Kythe Williams. 0:45. ger. 11:15, Let Me Rend to Vou. 11:30. 6:30. J. B Kennedy. 6:35. Tempos KING -7, Aimee S. McPherson. Martin Orch, Swing & Quiz. of Today. 6:45. Mayor Bowron. KFSG -9:30. Two Grand Pianos. K FSD -7:30. Ma ,molia Blossoms. K MTK -11. Music. KF WB -6. News 6:15. Strollin' Tom. 7:45. Martin Music. K FSD -9. Easy Aces. 9:15. Mr. Keen. K FAC -11 Night Shades, 6:30. Crosby W ell. 6:45. Sid Ziff. KGB -7. Gabriel Hentter. 7:15. In- 9:30. Ted Steele. 9:45, News. KG FJ-11. News, 11:15. Concert Mel- K MPC -6. Sour Stories. 6:30. Ea sy side of Sports. 7:30. W vthe Wil- KGB -9. News. 9:15. Frost W arn- odies _._ laminae liams. 7:45. Strings in Swingtime. ings, 9:30. Martin Orch. ICFN M -11 Harris Orch. 11:15. Dale K MTR -6. Hu I y wo o d Merry-lio- KVOF:-7. Youth Talks It Over. 7.15 FIVOE -9, News, 9:15. Frost W arn- Orch. 11:45. Rhythm Rascals. litound. 6:15. NON.. Events. 6:30. Messner Orch. 7:30 Wythe Wil- ings, 9:30. Martin Orch. KING -11. Freddie Carter. News. 6:45 11°c-las Dawson. liams. 7:45. Strings in Swingthne. KIN D -11. C u m mi as Orch. 11:30 ILFAC -6, News. 6:15. Magic. 6:30. 10 to 11 P. M. Marshall Orch. A. City College. 6:45 Bar Assn. KGB -11. Harris Drat. 11:15. Dale KG FJ-0 N e w s, Hallam Melodies. 8 to 9 P. M. KF1-10. News, 10:15, Foster Orch. Orch. 11:45. Memory Time. Music. KVO E -11. Harris Orch. 11:13, Dale KFI-8. Fred Waring. 8:15. News. 10:30. inside the News (Thrifty ICR. --13. Records. 6:15. Alvin Wild- Drug). 10:45. Fitzpatrick Orch. Oral. 11:45 Rhyth m Rascals. er. 8:30, Maxwell House Coffee Time. FRIDAY LOGS PAGE 26 RADIO LIFE JANUARY 19, 1941
KVellE -11). News by Hughes. 10'15. Old Fashioned 014. 10:30. John- 2 to 3 P. M. = Family. 10:45. Bachelor's Chll- KFI-2. Girl Alone. 2:15, Lone Jour- FRIDAY Program Highlights ney. 2:30, Guiding Light. 2:45. 11 A. M. to 12 Noon Life Can Be Beautiful, anety Outstanding usie KNX -2. American School. 2:30. News 2:45 Scattergood Baines. A. K. A. M. KFI-11. Bette Crocker. 11:15. Ar- nold Grim m's Daughter, 11:30, Val- KH.1-2 S e w s. 2:15, Bookworm. 8:00- Johnny Murray. KFI. 11:00- Music Appreciation Hour. 2:30. Com munity Hall. 2:45. Let's KECA-KFSD. iant Lady, 11:45, Light of the 9 :00-Kate Smith. KNX. World. Play Bridge. 10:15-Between Bookends. KECA- P. M. KECA -2. News. 2:15, Adyentures in 12 :15-Philadelphia Symphony KNX -11. Bir Sister. 11:15. Au nt Mythology. 2:30. Classic Hour. 10:3(J-Art Biker .KECA. KGB-KVOE. Jenny. 11:30. Fletcher Wiley. U:45. KF WB -2. Bing t'rosby. 2:15, P. M. 12 :15-Luncheon Concert. KFAC. Home of the Brave. Strauss Waltz. 2:30. News an d 1:15-Club Matinee. KECA. 2.30--Classic Hour. KECA. KHJ-11, Friendly Neighbors, 11:15. Music. 2:45. Grandma Travels. 2 :00-Chef Milani. K MPC. 3:00-Masterpieces. KFAC. Ruth Hauser, 11:30, Victor Lind- KMPC-2, Chef Milani, 2:15. Music. 3:30-Frldav Mixup. 1:71. ,,:ou- Waltz Time. KFI. in the Air. 2:30. Four Clubmen. 8:00-Pleasure Time. KS'!. 4:00-Art Baker'. Notebook. KECA -11. Music Appreciation Hour. 2:45. Concert Hall. KFI. N:!5i-Kvenine Concert. KEAC. Eurrs.-2. W. B West, 2:15. Friday :45-Lamplighter. KILL 5:1t-Lanny Ross. KNX. KF WB -11, Tom Stoddard. 11:30. Magazine, 2:30, Music. 5:00-Friday Nicht Army Show. 10:15-Philharmorda. KECA. M Jarvis. KFAC -2, News. 2:15, Arms Recruit- KFSD. 10 :30- Masterworks. KNX. K MPC -11, Norma Serviss. 11:15. Mu- ing, 2:30 Music. 6:00-Doctors at Work. KECA. sic fur Madame. 11:39, Livestock Kt:E.I-2. Sews. Stocks. 2:15. Civic. 7:30-Alec Templeton. KFI Journal. 11:45. G ypsy Strings. 2:30, Dedicated to You. 7:.3_0_-Al Pearce Gang KN X. Public Affairs-News KBK13-2. 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KV0E-KGB-KF XM-KHJ. 11:15, Classic Strings, 11:30. Sweet 6:3 -Carmybell Playhouse. KNX. KGER -2, News. 2:05. Music, 2:30, 7:45-Robert Arden. l Quiz Kid Gifts A Portuguese half-dollar, three gilded SWOPPERS' MARKET wishbones, a crocheted doily, a 250,000,- 000-year-old fossil, a d o z e n pressed A Department of Trades and General Sales leaves, a prime sample of the year's or- ange crop, and some pretty rocks are among the most interesting enclosures All advertleemente In this depart- CO RNER LOT -68 x 131. Kilkea and Rosewood. found to date in the Quiz Kids' mail. So Sacrifice. 82300. Owner, FI. 3313. ment are placed at 5 cents per word. reports Sidney Ja mes, chief chooser of (S words to a line), cash with order, to Radio Life, 1029 W est W ashington 400 6-FOOT steel lockers. All or part. 39 So. queries for the Kids' W ednesday night Pine Ave., Long Beach. Boulevard. Deadline for inclualOn In exa ms on the N B C-Blue Network. 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CE. 2-1884 LOST -In Palm Springs, Calif.. 2 separate SWOP Ford '36 4-door trunk sedan for light strands of pearls. No value to finder. They panel, '35 or '36. Call Joe, PR. 5722. were presented by my late nusband. I appeal RADIO to the finder to contact me at once. No ques- CHO W PUPPIES -Brilliantine strain, cheap. tions asked. Liberal reward. Mrs Mary Miller. 2336 Midvale Ave., W. L. A. YO. '762. COLDSPOT refrigerator, used 1 year. $35. Need SPECIAL LOST -Briefcase. Black, containing recommen- cash. 7023 S. Western Ave., Los Angeles. dations. Please return to 923 S. Normandie. Liberal reward. EX. 1073. SWOP new 38-foot cabin cruiser. Chrysler pow- ered, for real estate. LA. 8794. PO WER SAW', Alta; 10-inch blade. 855. W. C. • Dustin, 1039 W. Palmer Ave., Compton. NEve- mark 1-4451. 1940 Dodge De Luxe Four -Door PALOAILNO HORSE: Sell or swop for 2-horse Fibber's Solution Luxury Sedan. A bargain at $825. trailer. Wilmington 2170-W. Will trade. A nswer to Fibber Mc Gee's Brain HAVE Austin, boat hull, electric sander, new auto radio, 1 h.p. motor and mixer. Will swop Crinkler in Buck Hatha way's "Radio LONNIE HULL for clear car. YO. 4490; CR. 56764. Lifelines": one five-dollar bill, four Dodge-Plymouth Dealer two-dollar bills, one half-dollar, one HORSE -Smal Palomino man?, $33. Also Guern- 339 S. La Brea Ave., L. A. WEb. 4121 sey calf. 15335 Ainsworth EL., Gardena. Phone quarter, four dimes and four pennies. MEnlo 4-2365. KRICD -13. Recordings 6:115, Alvin IiHJ-8, Quiz of Two Cities. 8:30, s KNX -10 News. 10:15. Nightcap 5 to 6 P. M. Wilder. Want a Divorce. Yarns. 10:30. Masterworks. KFOX -6. News 6:10. Sports. 6:15. KECA -6 Friday Army Show 8:30. KI1J-10, islanders. 10:15. Jerome KF1-5. Org.in. :i.111. Limericks. 5:15. Records. 6:30. Semi-Classical. 6:45. Melendez & Hart 8:45 Nick Harris. Orel:. 10:30. News. 10:45. Harris Jack Armstrong. 5:30, Informa- KFIVB -13, Qs:Intones. 8:15. Cuirat Orch. tion Please. Poo. Records. Orch. 8:30, Stars Oyer Manhattan. KECA -10. Philharmonia. KN X -6. European Round-11.p. 5:15. KGER -6. News. 6:30. Jewish Hour. )GMYC -8. Amos 'a' Andy. 8:15, Fletcher Wiley. 5:30. Today's Bess KFX111-6. Fulton Lewis. 0:15. Esen- Henry MisseiwItz. 8:30, Recital KF WB -10 Shaw Drell. 10.15. Baci- Buys. 5:45 Garred. News. 5:56. tide Echoes. 8:30. Hometown Head- Hour. 8:45. Let's Talk News. llus Notes. 10:30, Requests. Davis. News. lines. 6:35, SALIM Music. 6:45. Art ILMTR -11 Special Events, 8-15. Sing- 1LMPC -10. Brass Hats. 10:15. News. KHJ-5. News. 5:15. Daily Comics. ,Linkletter. ing Waiters 8:30. Floyd Jithnson. 10:30. Ebony Rhapsody. 5:30, Shatter Parker, 5:15. Cap- KI,S1)-6. Black Velvet. 6:30, News. KFAC -8. Evening Concert. K MTR--it Viennese Ensemble, 10:15. tain Midnight. 6:35. Happy Birthday. KGFJ-8. News. 8:15 Jean Valen- K OCA -5. Twilight Tales. 5 15. Your KGB -6. Fulton Lewis. 6:15. John- Neighbor Orch. 10:30. Averill Oral. tine. 8:30, Music. 11:45, Motorcycle 10:45. Katie Orch. Government Reports. 5:3*, News. son Family. 6:30, News & %leas. News. 5:45 Tom Mix. 6:45. Art Linkletter. KR.KD-. Little Tokyo. KF WB -5 Stuart Hamblen. FlillS1M Lewis. 0:15, John- KFOX -8. Lucca s. 8:15. Army Trams n tejtit " N garys. 11 71;15. Carter K MPC -5, Cobbers Club. 5:15. News. son Family. 6:30. John B. Hughes. 8:30 Judge Gardner, Wright. 10:30 Music. 5:30. Uncle Harry. 6:45. Art LInkletter. KGER -8. News Spanish Hour. KIKTR -5. M atc. KIEX M -8. Radio Schoolhouse. 8:30. KFAC -5 Music. 5:30. Nihon Bill 7 to 8 P. M. 1 Want a_ Divorce. Hamilton Orch. 10:30. Wave 10 1151 Club. K FSD -8. Hallett Orch. 8:30. Un- ers. 10:45. Dick Ross. KGFJ-5 News. 5:15. Tango Time. limited Horizons. KFX_MI-10. Islanders. 10:15. Jerome 5:30 Music. 5:45. Phil Stanwick. -7, Wings of Destiny. 7:30. Alec rc . 10:30. News. 10:45, Harris Templeton Time. KGB -S. Quiz of Two Cities. 8:30, KR KD -5, Melody Range. 5:30. Race I Want • Divorce. Results. KN X--7:30. Al Pearce Program. KF•'S13 10 KHJ-7. Raymond G. Swing. 7:15. KV(,SE -8. Poonlar Concert. 8:30. I Foster Orch. 10:30. KFOX -5. Swing. 5:45. March Ahead Want a Divorce. Souders _ Orch, of Thne. Radio Charades. 7:30, Lone Ran- KGB-10. islanders. 10:15. Jero m e 5. New 5:05. Latin Hoar, ger. 10:30. News. 10:45. Harris int=-News. 111, s 5:05, Pep. tirch. KEt'A -7, Singin' & 7:30. 9 to 10 P. M. 5•30. Shatter Parker. 5:41'. Cavtaln News. 7:45, Canch_do Bet roth.). K 0 10 Islanders. 10:15. Jerome RF WB -7, Joe Hernandez. 7:30. KFI-9. University Explorer. 9:15. ore % 10:30. News. 10:45, Harris KFSD -5_, Friday Night Ar -ny Show. News. 7:45, Robert Arden. Bernie Orch, 9:30. Pasadena Civic 5:30. News 5:45. Tom Mix. 5251PC-7. In the Air. 7:15. Sao Fun. Dances. KGB -5. Lew Loyal Drama. 5:30. 7:30, One Man's Music. 7:45, News. KN X -9, Kate Smith Program. 9:55. 11 to 12 Midnight Shatter Parker. 5:45. ('attain Mid- KM111-7, 1 Am. 7:15. Ergie. 7:30. Find the Woman. Spec. Events. 7:45. Samuel Con- KHJ-9. News. 9:15 Feast night. Warnings. KF1-11. News. /1:15 Nottingham eyor.-5. Lew Loyal. 5:3( 1 Shatter verse. _fd;.30. Martin Orch. Parker. 5:45. Captain Midnight. KFAC -7 Ch urc h of Tooth. 7:15. KECA -9, Gang Busters. 9:30. News ON recwsli . 11:30 Marshall Orch. 11:57, Union News. 7:30„ Musical Tapes- iThrifty Drug). 9:45. Chuck Wagon tries. SN X -1.1. Knox bla ming. 11:15. 6 to 7 P. M. KG_FJ -7. Spanish Hour. KP WB -9. Curtain Calls. 8:30. News. Clark Ross. 11:31), Strand Orch. KRED -7. News. 7:15. Three-Cloar- 9:45. Shaw Orch. _11:55, News. KFI-6. Waltz Time. 6:30. Every- ter Thne. 7:30, Do You Know? .:45. . K MPC -II. Memories in Melody. Kid JI-11 , Harris Orch. 11:15. Dale man'. Theatre. Pan-America K MTR -9:30. Special Events. Orch. 11:45 Rhythm Rascals. KN X -6. Don't Be Personal. 6:15. KFOX -7, Daily Bread. 7:15. Air- KFAC -9. Evening Concert. KECA -11:15. Sabransky. Or ga n. „Skipper Storm. 6:25, News. 6:30. craft. 7:30. Hawaiians. 7:45, Rob- KGFJ-b. Jewish Hour. 9:30 Syn- 11:57. News. Campbell Playhouse ert Arden. go_pated Symphony, KF WB -11. Realest Music. KMJ-6. Fulton Lewis. t:15, Page KGER -7. News. 7:05. Jewish Hour. KRKD -9 Little Tokyo. 9:30. Re- K MPC -11, B r t's Hawaiians. One Preview. 6:30. John B. Hughes. Lone Ranger. quests. 11:15 House of Madness. 11:30. 6:45. Art Linkletter. KFX M -7. Raymond G. Swine. 7:15. KFOX -1). News 915 Dude Ranch. Swing & Quiz KE414%-(1. Doctors to Work. 6:30. .1. Radio Charades. ",:30. Lone Ran- 9:30, Records. 9:45. .__ K MTR -11 Mule. B. Kennedy. 6:35. Tour M IDDY KGER -9. N e w s. 9:05. Aubrey Lee. KPAG--11 Night Shades Birthday. K grD -7. & Swine's'. 7:30. KOFJ-11. Nava. 11:15, Concert Mel- KF WEt--6. News. 6:15. Strollin' -9. News. 9:15. Frost Warn- Ink Spots. 7:45. Candid° Betalho. igs.M 9:30, Martin Oreh. odies. Tom. 6:30. Crosby Wel:. 6:45. KGB -7. Raymond G. Swing. 7 :15 197 Gang Busters. 9:30. On KRILD -10 All gequests. Sid Lift. Lowe Highlights. 7:30. Lone with the Dance. 9:45. News. gip a ta. Gospel Jubilee. IL'MITIL-6. Hollywood Merry-Go- Ranger. KGB -9. News. 9:15. Frost Warnings. i 11. Harris Urea, 11:15 Dale Round 6:115. Spec. Events. 6:30. KVOF.-7. Raymond (3.. Swine. 7 :15. 9:30 Martin Orch. Orch. 11:45, Rhythm Rascals Life Payments. 6:45. Douglas Daw- Hine Oro:. 7:30. Lone Ranger. KVOE -9 N e WI. 9:15. Frost Warn- ILFSD-11 Notting' tam Oreh. 11:30. son. ings. 9:30. Martin Oreh. Marshall Orch. 11:57. News. anrc -s. Song Stories. 3:30. Easy KGB -11 Strati? Orch. 11:310, Dale Listening. 8 to 9 P. M. Orch. 11:45. e wer Time. KFAC -6. News. 6:15. Voice of Erin. 10 to 11 P. M. KFVD--11. Ha the Nicht watch- 0:30. L. A. City Cotege. 6:45. ETI-11. Fred Waring. 8:15. News. 5:30. Death Valley Dios. KFI-10. News. 10:15. Poster Orch. Gems in Musk. 1/1 11 1, :4H5a rtRlhe YO reh. B IL:c1 1.1.1ale KNX -8. Amos 'n' Andy. 8:15, Lan- 10:30. Inside the News (Thrifty KGFJ-6 Italian Melodies 6:30. Mu- Drug). 10:45, Cummins Orch. °rah. 1 thm sic. ny Ross. 8:30. Johnny Presents. SATURDAY LOGS PA GE 28 RADIO LIFE JANUARY 19, 1841 K FX.M -2. Stoc0a. Poo, Ortiz. 1:14 O .. 11 A. M. to 12 Noon News. 2:45. Kuhn ren. Ooera. 2:15. U. P. News. KF1- U Musk for Everyone. U:15. 2:30, Dorsey Oren. SATURDAY Program Highlights Know Your Schools. 11:30. Herman K R KD -2, Chuck Henry Orch, 1:30. Orch. News. 2:43. Hawaiians. Variety 7 .00-NBC S mononv. ICFSD. KN X -11. String Interlude. 11:30. KGB -2. News. 2:45. Kuhn Orch. 6.00-Evening Concert. ICFAC. Brush Creek follies. ELFVD -2. Music 2:3a. Salvation 8:30-Calif. Melodies, KI M A. M. K HJ -11. Music in a Mellow Mood. Army. 2:45. Romantic lithytbm. 0:00-Your Hit Parade_ _KN X. 10:30- Wgidorf Luncheon. K ECA- 11:30. Pendarvis Orch. KVOE -2. Iron, New lurk. 2:45. D. 10:00-Philharm onia. fOZCA. Kuhn orch. P. U. -11 Metropolitan Opera. B -11:30. Al Jarvis. 12:30-Saturday Soiree. KFI. Ii5V ILKPC -11 Moderns Aires. 11:30. 3 to 4 P. M. 4:30-Little 01' Hollywood. Public ffair -News Wajtz Time. ICECA. ILMTR -11. Dr. Talbot. 11130. Moni- K F1-3:25. News. 3:30. Religion In A. M. 6:00-Barn Dance. KFI. tor News. 11:45. Spec. E . News. 3:45. Bundshu Orch. 7 :00-Uncle Ezra. KFI. 7:30-Bob Garred. KNX.. KFAC -11. Man on the Street. 11:30. KN X -3. Report to Nation. 3:30. 7:30 -Grand Ole Gory. 8:15 -Fed. W omen'. Clubs. Davis. N e w s. 3:45. Afternoon 8'30-Tune Out Time. KECA... 011nsie. 11:45 Forenoon Mpsicale 9:00-Education Forum. KECA. EtifrJ -1.1, News Stocks. 11:15. Mu- Dance. K HJ -3. Se mester Com ments. 3:1.5. P. U. sic. Drama 2:00-The World Is Yours. /CFI. K R KD -11. Paddock Flashes. 11:30. PIDD r B ey. 3:30. Dramas of 3:00-Reuort to Nation. KN X. News. A. St. K WAIL3. Know Your Schools. 3:15. 4:00-People's Platform. K NX. K FOX -11. Pop. R ec o eds. 11:30. 9:00-Lincoln Highway. K FI. Long Orch. 3:25. News. 3:30, 5:15 - Man and the World. News. 11:45. Dick Ross. Vass F a mily. 3:45. New W orl d P. KEGA. KGER -11. News 11:15, Tunesmith. News. 5:30-B:shot: & Gargoele. KECA. 6:30-John B. Bathes. KH.1- 11:38. Music. K F WB -3:45. Shaw Ord:. 8:V0- Marriage Club. KN X. .KGB-KVOE. K FX M -11. Cleo sic Strings. 11:15. ILMPC -3. Too Pomo. 8 :30- Knickerbocker Playhouse. 6:00-Innocent Bystander, K HJ- Mellow Mood. 11:30. Pendar:Is Voine• James. 3:30. Mem- EFL KGB-KV0E-KF XN1. ories, 3:45. Music. 7:00-Gabriel Meatier. K HJ- Qrend Onera. g}141)-11 KFAC -3. Symphony. KGB. KGB -11. KGB Preoents. 11:15. KGFJ -3. News 3:15. localiers Quiz Programs 7:15 -Public Affair:T. K N X Mellow Mood. II :311, Pendur:is 7:35 -Bill Henry. K N X. 3:1_0. Concert Melodies. P. U. HR KD -3. Hawaiians. 3:45, Weather. 9:30-Unlimited Horizons. KECA KM-E ll, News. 11:15. Musical Al- KFOX -3. Musical Roundup. 3:30. 6:00-Kid' Ouizaroo. KN X. bum. 11:30. Plano. 11:45. Violet 8:45-Answer Man. K HJ-KV0E- Schram. Caballeros. KGB-KF X?d. Sports-Comment 11141E -11. _Federal M usic. 31:15. KGER -3. News. 3:05. Music. 3:20. 8 :00-Truth or Consequences. • Mellow Mood. 11:30. Pendar:lo Long Beach Band. K FI. P. M. I Orch. KFX M -4. Sarmaster Comments. 3:15. I appy's Boys. 3:30. Dramas 1:15- Miami Handicap. K HJ- of Youth. Outstanding M usic KGB-KV0E-ICFX31. 12 Noon to 1 P. M. ICFSD -3. Balboa Park Organ. 3:30 7:00-Joe Hernandez. KF WB. Vass Family .3:45. New W orl d A. M. 7:15 -Inside of__Bports. KILL KFI-12. Jenkins Oral. 12:15. News. New,. 11:00--Nletropolitan Opera. KECA- KGB-KF MA. 12:30. Saturday Soiree. KGB -3 Se mester Com ments. 3:15. KFSD. 9:00-Sports Forum. KFI al• 'CNN -12. Time to take It Ease. Payne & Boys. 3:30. Dramas of F. M. 12:30. News. 12:35. Old -Vienna. resith. 1:30--Colum_bla Concert Orch. 12:45. This Is My Land. ILeWD--3. News. 3:15. Poo. Favor- K N X. IVeat her KH4 -11. News. 12:15, Cumberland ites,_ 3:30 rhunder Theatre. 2 :15-Classic Hour. K ECA. Choristers. 12:30. Naval Reserve KV0E -3 Se,emester Comments. Bind. 3:15, Penny a 3:30. Dramas 2 :30--Curtls Institute. KFI. K143-KGB-KV0E -9 o. m. BOVII. 3:u.o :vmphony. K FAC. KN X -6 a. m. KECA -I2. Metro politan (Mere of Youth. 6:35-NBC Symphony. KECA. KR KD -11:30 a. m.. 1 v. rn.. 3:45 K F WB -12. Al Janie. 12:30. Peter Potter. 6:45-Saturday Night Serenade. D. in. 4 to 5 P. M. KNX. KFIVZ."-11 :30 a m. K MPC -12. Too o' the Day, 12:15. News, 12:30. Off the Record. Eurooe News. 430. E_MTIt-12. ,Music. Muriel Angelus. 4:45. H. V. Kal- ILICA(1-12. News. 12:15. Musk.. tenborn. 12:30. Ore n. 11:45. Music. 1LNX -4, People's Platform. 4:30. KGFJ -12. News. 12:15, N o v e I t • Columbia's Gee Nineties. Roundup. 12:45, Jangle Jim. K HJ--". fleet 'Mender. 4:30. Is- SATURDAY Programs landers. IERKD -112:15 P.-T.A. 12:30 Saddle JSNILAR1 15. 1941 KECA -4. Message of Israel 4:30. KFOX -12. l•ck Ross. 12:15. News. Little 111' Hollywood. 1:MI. Musk Gems. 12:45. Re v K F W 11-4 : 15. Busy Blind. 4:30. KFX111 -9. Nees. 9:15. POD. 0 r e h. 8 to 9 A. M. Orch. News. 4:45. Stuart Hamblen. 9:30. Scrapbook Stories. KGER -12 News. 12:10 Music. KM 15-4. Symphony of Swing. KFMD -9. Vocational School. 9:15, KFN Cumber!, nd Chorus. K MTR -4. Spec. Events. 4:15. Old lua-I tvanut ratrabt.'15 8:$7° .it.i Girl Scouts. 9:30. Nat'l. Farm an d 12 15, New, 12:30 Nasal Reserve Windjam mer. 4:30. Kingdom:: CRY. :43. Smilin Ed McConnell. Home. Band. I:45. Sort Events. ILNX -8, Town Crier. 8:15. News. K611--9. Willard Music. 9:30. Scrap- K F41)-11' Grand Qnera K FA C-4. Music. 4:15. Portraits 8:20. Nancy Dixon. Shopping Guide. book Stories. KGB -12, Cumberland Choristers. /min Literatio-e. 4:30,, Musk. K HJ -8. New", 8:05. Agnew. Organ. 12:30. Nava, R Band. Ktitql-4, News. 4:15. Music, 4:30. 8:15. BBC News. 8:30. A r in y KFV11-9 Waltz. 9:15. News. 9:30 KFV D -12 Organ. 12:45 V. Schram. Adult Education, Band. dare Comes Parade. KV0E -12. Cumberland Choristers. KR KIii-1, M ONO'. 4:15. Moyieland K ECA -8. Breakfast Club. 8:15. KV0E -9. Willard Music. 9:30. 11:30. N aval Reser: e Band. Duty, 4:41. News. Federated Churches. 8:30. N e w s. Scrapbook Stories. KFOX -4. Matinee Melodies. 4:30. 8:45. R. L. Johneon. 1 to 2 P. M. .lealtia. 4:45. Swine. K F WB -8. Grouch Club. 8:30. Barnet KGER -4. News. 4:15. Music. 4:30. Orch. Lowell Weeks. 4:45, Swing. KFT -1. Campus Caners. 1:30. Boy. Thrills-Excitement.-- K FXSI-4. Trading Post. 4:30. fa- KNIIrt -8. Andy & Virginla. 8:30. Too Girl & Band, of the Morning. u t Adventure KN X -1. Bull Session. 1:30. Columbia l ICS. K MTR -8. Spanish Hour. 8:45. Re- Message of lerael. 4 :30. Concert Orch. 1:45. News of the ligieus Music. Ysette. 4:45, H. V. Kaltenbern. Young American Americo b. ILFAL -4. Country Church. 8:30. K HJ -11 Songs Sweethe-rts sip.. KGB -4. First Offender. 4:30, Is- News. 8:45 Music. Flyers 1:15. Miami B •ch Handicap. 1:45. landers. KGFJ -8, News Stocks 1:15. Music. Edna O'Dell. KFVD -4. Tea Time. 4:15. N e w s. 8:45. Dr. Wiseman. K ECA -1 Metropolitan (liters. 4:30. Sundown 2ferenade. KIN/X -8. Newe 8:15. Peggy ft Boys. KFWB, 10:30-11:30 a. m. glliVAS-1:341. South Sea Magic. KVOE -4 First Offender. 4:30. TO- 8:36. Ads 8:45 Rough Riders. KFSD, 10:00-11:00 a. in. rt -1. Count. Band. I30. Sat- lenders. 1.45. Classified. £GER--8. News. 8:05. Soul Patrol. urday Afternoon Jamboree. 8:15. Mirpah. 8:45. Rev. Benning- ton. K MTR -1. Diek Roes. 1:30. Pension. 5 to 6 P. M. 1:45, Muele. K.FX M--8 News. 8:05. Organ. 8:15. 10 to 11 A. M. KFAC -1. Rene:nue Silence Institute. K A -5. CUM116101 W eb. 5:15. Traffic BBC News. 8:30, Sunshine Service. 1:13. Cit. Schools. 1:30. Music. 14;11V-Il nal 'European Roundup, 5:10. ILFSD---8. Breakfast Club. 8:30 Good KFI - 10. Ou t lir Job. 10 :15. Stamp KGF.1-1. Newt,. 1:15. Metinee M el,.- Cheer. 8:45, Pet Club. Collector. 10:30. Masters Oren. dies. 1:30. Drama. 1:45. Matinee Sport* Broadside. 5:341. King Orch. KGB -8, News. 8:05. Agnew. 8:15. 111:45. Army Recruiting. Melodies. 5:55, Davis. News. BBC News. 8:30 U. S. Army Band. un'llt11-1 Weather Music. KHJ -5. Green He met. 5:30. Daily KN X -10. Saturday Morning Pa r t • Comics. 5:45. Martin Orch. KF1 D -8, f'overed Wagon. 10:45. Blue Grass Bre:ities. KFOX -1, Pop. Record.. 1:15 Luc- KVOE -8. News. Organ. 8:15. Lon- o Flom dhow 1:30 M o nit or KECA -5 Naomi Reynolds 5:15. don News, 8:30. U. S. Arm: Band. K11.1-10. News. 10:15. Food for News. 1:45 At theatre. Man & the World. 5:30. Bill:o n Thought. 10:30. Air Cadet Quiz. KGER , News 1:05. Ten ff ie & Gargoyle , 1 , " Whys. - 1:1113. Swing. 1:30. Span- f '14 B--5. Stuart Hamblen. 9 to 10 A. M. K ECA -10. Harmonica Bands of L. K MP(.3-5. Swine. 5:15. News. 5:30. A. Schools. 10:30. Luncheon at the ish Trio. K FI-9, Lincoln Hilway. 9:30, Heart Symphony of Swing. Waldorf. KFX M -1. Sweetheart Song.. 1:15. .orr K -5 Music. of Julia Blake. 9:45. Medical Talk. Miami Handicap. 1:45. Previews. K_NiX -9. Columbia Country Jour- K FIVB -10. Smorgasbord. 10:31). Variety. KY SC-5. Music. 5:30 Drama. 5:45. Young American flyers. Music nal. 9:30 KNXtra. Record Per- KFSD -I Grand Opera. KGFJ -5 News. 5:15. Tango Time. formance.. K MPC -10. Moderne Aires. 10:45. KGB -I. Sweetheart Songs. 1:15. 5:30 Music. 5:45. Pell stnnelek. 11,11.1-9. Willard Music. 9:30. Scrap- News. Miami Handicap. 1:45. Edna O'Dell KR KD -5. Melody Ranee. .5:30 book Stories. KAITR -10 Wo man's World. 10:40. K FVD -1. News. 1:15. Music. K ECA -9 Education Forum. 9:25. Kimeo Sleseengers. Race Resolts. KVOE -1. Sweetheart Songs. 1:15. KFOX -5 Swing. Music 9:30 Forty Plus. 9:45. ICXAC -10 Sereo.ade. 10:15. L, A . Miami Handle:in. 1:45. Edna O'Dell. News. SWF:R -5 News. 5:05. Latin Hour. ounty Medical Assn. 10:30. News. K FX M -5. Green Hornet, 5:30. Va- K F WB -9. Salvation Army. 9:15. 10:45. Gothic Tower. riety. 5:45 Martin Musical Comedy. 9:30. News. Smor- 2 to 3 P. M. KGFJ-10. News, 14:15 Stusie. KF)411-5 Three Cheers. 5:15 Man gasbord. 10:45. City Dwellers. K FI-2. The World Is Yours. 8:30. and the World. 5:30. News. it :45. K MPC -9 News. 9:15. Modern.. Aires. KR KD -10. Record,. Ferde Grote. K MTR -9. Martin Luther Thomas. Curtis Institute of Music. KFOX -110 News. 10:15. Petite Mu- KGB -5. Green Hornet. 5:30. Mar- 9:15. W. 6. Keyes. 0:30. speeial skrat 10:45. Freddie Nagel. KN X- fill f al. Presents. 2:30. Events. 9:45. Religious. News. tin Oreh. 5:45 George Bacon KGER -10 News 10:05 Jesuit,' Name. K HJ -2. New,. 2:30. Hebrew Evan- KV0E -5. Green Hornet. 5:30. Mar- K FAC -9, Inspirations. 9:15. Melo- 10:30. Brieht Corner. gelization Society tin (tech. dies.. 9:30. Women In the News. KF A M -10. New,. 10:15. Or e m n. 9:45. Midmorning Serenade. KECA -8:15, Classic Hour. 10:30. Jimmy Roger,. 10:45. BBC grwit-8. Smorgasbord. N C RIs Stocks 9:15. To n e News. 6 to 7 P. M. Tempos. 1451ri'-2. Jamboree. 2:30. Concert ELFSD -10. Young American Flyers. Hall. K FI-6. National Barn Dance. KIIKD -s. Prairie Schooner. 9:30 U. 10:30. Luncheon at Waldorf. K MTR -2 Vt. B West 1:15 Walter 14. Weather 9:45. New,. KN X -6 Kids' Ouizaroo. 8:30, Fact KGB -10. News. 10:15. Stocks. Mon- Lawson, 2:30. Music. Finder. 6:45 Saturda• Nig ht KIEV -9:30. Mayfair loot & Found itor News. 10:30. Jim my Rogers. KFAC -2. New,. 2:15. Music. Serenade. Pet,. 10:45. BBC News. KtiF.1-9. Se ws 2:15. Cl vie. 2:30. KfIJ -6. Innocent IF:blander. 6:15. K FOX -9 Rev. !vie. 9:30. Records. K FVD -10. Gospel Song. 10:30. Sere- ,Concert Time. 845. Rev. Eade. Profit & Loss 6:30. John B. nade. KFOX -2 Chic. 2:15. Organ. 2:30 Hughes. 6:45. Answer Man. K GER -C News 9:05. Gospel Sing- KVOF:-10. News. 10:15. Melodies. ers. 9:15. March Ahem& of Time. Ben El . 2:45. Re, Orch. KECA -6. Song of lour Lite. 5:30. 10:30, Jim my Rogers, 10:45. Lon- KGER -2. News. 2:05. Music. 1:30. John B. Kennedy. 6:36. NBC limn- 0:30, Revival. 9:45. Full Gospel. don News. __- • Long Beach Bona. ehen,Y. JANUARY 19, 1941 RADIO LIFE PAGE " SATURDAY LOGS News Broadcasts THRIFTY 6:45 A.M. K it (Lawton) for Mc- 2:00 P.M. KECA (Frandsen). -M thru F. Presents Mahan's H. thru Sa. 2:15 P.M. KFXM (Baltimore)...... -.M. thru Sa. 7:00 A.M. Kl.ka (Warner) _ M. Ulm SM. KISD thru Ss. KGER thru Ss. 2:30 P.M. &REED (Bell)- M thru Sa. INSIDE THE IGLU (Young). Gin ' ha ' ILECA (Lesion) for rec. 3:00 P.M. KGFJ thru Sc. Mahan's M.thru Sa. KIND (Gray). .._M thru Sc. NEWS KRKD (Hall)... .9u. 4:00 P.M. KGFJ (McKee) .Daily 7:15 A.M. KIT (Bishop) 51 thru KHJ (Lewis).- thru F. with 7:30 A.M. KNX (Garred) M. thin Sc. 4:15 P.M. KFVD (Gray) M thru ha. JOSE RODRIGUEZ 'MCA (Frandsen) * .M thru Sa. 4:30 P.M. KNX (Eurooe)_.., .thru 9. KMPC (Cook Mack) -.111. thru F. and 7:45 A.M. KF WB (Charles) 4:43 P.M. KF1 W, F. KFT (Hayes' K n. (Kaltenborn) - Tu Th, Sa. KGB (young) KRIM (Bell)._ M thru ha. SID SUTHERLAND KRKD (Douglas) KFAC (Des Autels) 5:00 P.M. KGFJ Kira Sa. KH3 (Nesbitt. KHJ (loupe) KVOE thru Sa. Brundage) thru F. KFI KFX M (Smith, ILFSD thru Sa. Baltimore) .M. thru F. 10:30 P. M. 8:00 A.M. KGFJ (Warner). -M thru Sa. 5:15 P.M. K MPC (Roberts) Pd thru KFOX (Huston) -41. thru ha. 5:30 P.M. KFSD (Jonej -..-_M thru Ma. Nightly IEF WIS (Marcel) Mu KECA (Allen .M. thru F. Except Saturday 8:30 A.M. KECA (Ulmer) 41 thru Sa. 5:45 P.M. KN X (Garr ).....-...... M. W. Th. F KLI3 thru 1. 5:55 P.M. ENX (Doris) _ Daily El OE (Veri(er)- thru 9. 6:00 F.M. KL.93 (Hunter).- • .m. Ulm ha. Ku (Bishop) Sa KFOX (Crawford) 8:45 A.M. K it (Bishop) II Giro 9. KF Wb (Goss) ▪ (11110... 31. W. Th. F. KFAC (Des Autels) -Dally KGB (Lewis)... .-M thru F. 9:00 A.M. KK K) (Babbe).. _ _Daily KFX M (Lewis) KGFJ (Warner ) thin ha. KVOE (Lewis) KFXM (Lee) St thru Sc. KHJ (Lewis)... -...M. thin F. 9:15 A.M. !WIT) thru 6:30 P.M. KVOE _Mutates) K AI :m1Hughes) 9:45 A.M. HERD (Douglas)- -311 thru Sc. thru Ka. KECA (Bishota) - - M thru Sa. ILFSD (Ilarra)- -N1 thin On. 10:00 A.M. KGFJ (Warner) thru SA. KFX.511 (Baltimore) -Su. KHJ (Hughes) 7:00 P.M. KHJ (Van H. Ttt. F KGB (Hughes) KHJ Th. Sc. RELIGIOUS KVOE (Haghes) 41. thru F. E.RKD thru Sc. KFOX (Hu..ton). -al thru LSE KGB Clan Tu. F. KFX M (Hughes) -.---M thru F. 7:30 P.M. KECA (Bishop) -- - M W Th. F. BROADCASTS 10:36 A.M. KFAC (Des Autehl) * M. thru Sa. KF WB (Arden) ii. thru 5. 10:45 A.M. KMPC (Roberts). M thru Sc. 8:00 P.M. H IFJ SUNDAY 11:0)) A.M. thru Sa. 88::4155 PP.M. M. KMPd (Roberts. Henry) Giro . 7:45 a.m. K N-X -Volce of the Pulpit KGER 1:lostiT 55 thin Ss. 8:00 a.m. KFAC--Country Church 11:20 A.M. M OLD (Douglas) _M thru 9:00 P.M. KIIJ (Neshiti,. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii F KGB (Hardy) 8:00 a.m. KN X - West Coast Church KFOX (Huston)...... M. thru Sa. 8:30 - KF WB -Union Rescue Mission 11:45 A.M. KECA thru Th. KVOE (Nesbitt, Hardy) 12:00 Noon KGB, Kl OE thru 9. KYOX (Crawford) -Dally 9:00 a.m. KFAC -Liberal Catholic Hour KGFJ (McKee) M. thru Sa. KFXM (Hardy).- Daily 9:30 a.m. KNX -Salt Lake City Tabernacle 10:00 a.m. lSi:41_X-Coluzinbia Church KGER (Mills) Daily 9:30 P.M. KINVB (Goss). Daily KHJ (Nesbitt. KECA Thrifty... _ i thru F. 11:00 a.m. KIND -Methodist Church Brundage) .....__ Melly 9:45 P.M. IEFSD (Jones.Partier)....M. thru Sc. 1:00 p.m. K M -Vespers KE'AC (Des Auleis) -51. thru Sc. KF KM 1:30 p.m.-K11.1, KGB, KVOE, KFXM, Luth- 12:15 P.M. K MPC (Roberts) 0:00 P.M. KC.F.1 (Hunter). eran flour. KFX M (BalehM) K it (Wald. Forliii : Dany 3:00 o.m. ILECA -Catholic Hour KFOX (Huston) M. thru Sc. KGER (Hazan) Dally 3:00 p.m. K FSG -Evangelistic 12:45 P.M. KRKD (Douglas) Su ENX, 4:30 p.m. KFOX -Fireside Church 1:06 P.M. KGFJ (McKee) St thru Sa. ill:15 P.M. KMPC (Roberts) -.-41 thru F. 5:00 p.m. KECA -Church Interdenomina- KFVD (Gray) . H. thru Sa. 10:30 P.M. KVOE .Tu thin Su tional KMPC KLI3 • Fu thru Su. 6:00 n.m. KR3. KVOE. KGB. KF MK-Re- 9:00 P.M KGF.1 (McKee) flail. viral Haar K YOE (Young).- H thru F. 10:45 P.M. thru F. 6:0s p.m. IEFSD -Jostah HoDIGns KB.) (Brundage) 11:00 P.M. &NX ( Manning) 7:00 p.m. KFSG -Aimee Semple McPherson KGB (Brundage: -.-51. thru Ss. K it (Edwards) Daily 8:00 p.m. KFAC -Oven Door Church 8:00 p.m. KF WB--Presbyterlan Church K PAC -19. Melody Hour. KFW11-6. News. 6:15. Fantastic ELFOX -7, Poe. Records. 7:15. Semi- K NX -9. Hit Parade. 9:45. 'Ilto Facts. 6:30. Crosby Orch. Classical. .:30, Hawaiian. 7:44, Guizar. KGFJ-10. News. 10:15, 51 1 1 • 1 o n KMPC-6. Saturday at SLz. 6:30. Emery Deutsch. KHJ -9. News. 9: 15 . Fran Warnings. Worker*. 10:30. Musk. Easy Listening. EGER -7. News. 7:05. Holy Ghost 9:30. Martin Orch. KFOX -10. Ross Ballroom. 10:15. ILMTR -6. Hoilywood Merry-Go- Rally. KECA -9. Tune Out Ti m*. 9:30. Hamilton Orch. 10:30. Wave hid- Round. 6:15. PDCe. Es ems. 41:30. iLrxm.....7. Children's Playhouse. Unlimited Horizons. Cr.. 10:45. Organ. News. 6:45. Spec. Events. KFIVB -9. Let's Dance. 9:30. News. KGER -10. News. 10:10. Rev. Gil- KFAC -6. News. 6:15. Music. 6:30. 7:15. Inside of Sports. 7:30. !dor- too Gould. 9:45. Shaw Oren lette. Gospel Hour. KIKPC -9. Memories in Metals. KGFJ-.41. News. Italia n delodies. IiiiirtiO -7:45, Healing. KFX M -10. Noble Orch. 10:110. News. E nrD -7. NBC Symphony. KNITR -9. Ride lour Hobby. 9:30. 10:45. Harris Orch. 6,•_30. Music. __Special E,ents. KR ED -6 Records. 6:44. Father KGB -7. Gabriel Scatter. 7:15. Inside KFAL -e. Evening Concert. KFSCi-10. Silver Band. 10:30. String Flynn. of Sports. 7:30. Morton Gould. KGFJ-9, Jewish Hour. 9:30. Syn. Orch. KFOX -6. Ness. 6:10. Snorts. 6:15. KVOE -7. Tou Tunes. 7:30. tssuld ora,. coasted symphony KFSD -10 Honshu Orch. 10:30. $oil- Home. on Land. 6:30. S mi-Classi- KFOX -9. News,9:15. Dude MeRanch. der . vvv;h cat, _ 9:30 . Ross Ballroom. 9:45. Mews ------• KGE91-0. News. 6:30. Galan Jour- 8 to 9 P. M. ian. KGB -10. Noble Orch. 10:30. News. pal. Klitat-9,_News. 9:05. Church Call. 10:45, Harris Orch. KFXM -6. Innocent Bystander. 6:15. KFVD -10. Hank. the Night Watch- KFI-8, Truth or C O011egIllenCCI. 830. 9:30. Music. 9:45. The Parson Prof it A Loss. 6:30. John B. Knickerbocker Playhouse. Savo. man. Hughes. 6:45. Answer Mon. KFX.31-9. Npffil. 9:15. Frost Warn- KVOE--10, Noble Orch. 10:30. News. KFSD -6. So of 'sour Life. 6:39, K.NX -13. Marriage Club. 8:30. Mon- _ Jag, 9:3_0, Martin Orch. 10 :43 . Harris Orch. News. 6:3h3u ng Parson. • roe Orch. KI1J- 8, Hawaii Calls. 8:30. Calif. a.92.14S-9:30. Sunday lionool Teach- KGB -6. Innocent Bystander. 6:13 Cr. 11 to 12 Midnight Little Concert. 6:30. News cu d KECAmelowec -8. Hallett Orch. 8:30. Tune KFSD -9. Sports Forum. 9:15. Miller Views. 8:43. Answer Man. Orel . 9:30. KF1-11, News. 11:13, Nottingham Out Time. ' Morgan Wch. a:45. Ky0E -4, Innocent Bystander. 6:15. KINS B-8. Musical Comedy. 5:30. News. Orch. 11:30 Marshall Orch. Front A Loss. 6:30. Joh n B. G lendale Orch. KGB -9 News. 9:15 Frost Warn- KN X -ll. News. 11:15. Martha Hughes. 6:45. Answer Mon. KMPC -8. Eyes That Never Close. hies. 9:g. George Bacon. 9:45. Mears. 11:30. Strand Orch. 11:55. Martin eh. News. KNITR -8:15 Rosere'• Singing Walt- KVO M-9, News. 9:15. Frost Warn- KH.11-11, Harris Orch. 11:15. Dail Cr.. .30 Special Events Ingo. 930. Martin Orch. Orch. 11:45. Islanders. -1, tile " Ezra. 7 :10 . Grand KFAC -2. Evening Concert: KECA -11. Paul Carson. Ku• -pry. KGFJ-8. News. 8:15. Mamie 10 to 11 P. M. KF WB -11. Contrasts in Rhythm. R_ -7 :10. Public Afters. 73 3. KFOX -8. Lucca's. 8:15. Rhythmic 11:30. Let's Dance. News. 7 :35. By the Is ay. :4 . Air. 5:30. Luken Church. KFI-10. News. 10:15. Foster Orch. K MPC -11. Bright's Hawaiians Music. 7:56. Ne is. KGER -8. News. 8:05 Hoyos. KHJ-3. Gabriel Heatter. 7:15. La- all. 6 ,34 Ave 10,:30, Pasadena Civic Dances. 11 :15 . Music Nightcap. KEXIS1-0„ Hawaii C . . . KIN .& -10 . News. 10:16, Music to Re- KMTR -11 Music. __videof Sports. 7:341. Gvuld Orch. EFAC--11. Night Shades. WslICA -7, NBC )8ymphons Concert. _..3.3'-nrilL 110 .1.1r, member. 10:30. Tanner Orch. ors') 8. Hallett Orch. 8:30. Bradley K913-10. Noble Or h. 10:30. News. KIVIP.1-11, News. 11:13. Concert_ KFIVE1-7. Joe Hernandez ....,“ Kr X51-11. Harris Orch. 11:15. Dalt Orch. 10:45. HarrM Ouch. Nes s. 7 :45. Wonien's C.onf e'renc. e..'... Orch. 11:41 Islanders. KGB -8. Hawaii Calls. 8:30. Califor- M t- A -Iii Philliarmonia. ii.31PC -7. lu the Air. .:34). Tune KFSG--11. SOCKII in the Night. 11:30 nia Melodies. KF WB--11). Shaw arch. 10:11. Bowl- Pistures. KVOE -S. Hawaii Calls. 8:30. Calif. Prelude to Slumber. KMT11-7. 1 Am. 7 • 11 Sot c. Es eats. lug Notes. 10:30. Contrasts In Rhythm KFSD -11. Nottingham Orch. 11130 AC -7 Christian Science. 7:15. Mrindier Marshall Orch. KFL A. Playground. 7:34. Dr. Ft- KMPC -10. Land of Legend. 10:30. nit& 9 to 10 P. M. Ebony Rhapsody. KGB -11. Seruico Orch. 11:30. Dali K ETR -10. Viennese Ensemhle. 10:1,5. ):27. Spanish Hour. Neighbor _Grc_13 .10:30. Avail' ireseLii, Harris Orel", 11:15. Dab itkii 7. News. 7:15._ Three-Quar- KFI-9. Sports Forum. 9:30. Bernie .... Orch. 11:45. Islanders. tar Plata. 7:9a_ Do You Know? (Mob. 10145. Kane urea. PA G E 30 RADI O LIFE JANUARY 19, 1941 ALP H ABETICAL LISTINGS Editor's Note: All alphabetical listings before which appear a "Star" are those of popular progra ms of the Contest, Quiz or Offer type. The Stars have been included for quick reference by readers to these increasingly interesting progra ms which offer cash, merchandise, trips, and an almost innu merable variety of rewards for original thinking. Against the Storm (Ivory Soap)...-.______. — KFL 5:15. a.m. 511-F Fulton Lewis RH.). KGB, KVOK, 6 p.m. M-F Agnes White (Participating)._ ....-- - - - AFL 3 p.m. 11I-F liabriel Heatter (Liberty Magazine)...... KHJ, KGB. 7 p.m. W. Th. Sa Album of Familiar Music (Bayer ...... )...... __KFL 6:30_p.m. Su Garden (lub (Bandini Fertilizer) . .KECA, 1 p.m. Si, Aldrich Family (Jell() Puddings) .. - _ Bkl, 5:30 p.m. Th Gang Busters (Wm. R. Warners Co.)- - ___HECA, KFSD. 9 p.m. F Alec Templeton (Alka-Seltzer) - EFL 7:30 p.m. F Girl Alone (Quaker Oats) - - ..ILF1, 2 p.m. M-I, Al Pearce (Camels) --- ...... ____HNX. 7:30 p.m. F Glenn Miller Oreh. (Chesterfields) ..- -. —.....WS.X 7 p.m. Tu. W. Th Amanda of Honeymoon Hill (eat. Aspirin, Haley's 31-0) Good News (Maxwell House Coffee)._ - .- KFL, 8:30 p.m. Th KECA, 12:15 p.m. M-F Good Will Hour (Ironixed Yeast) _____._....KECA, KIND. 7 p.m. Si, American Challenge (Challenge Creamery) KFL 9 p.m. M Great Plays. - KECA, K M.). 12 m. Su American Forum ...... KGB, K F.1111, WIVE, 11111./. 5 p.m. Su Grouch Club ..... _.. . ______Guiding I.ight (White Naptha Soap) - KF WB. 8 a.m. M, Ti,. Th. F. Sit American Pilgrimage MCC & KIND, 11 a.m. Su KEL 2:30 p.m. 511-F American School of the Air...... -. —.- KNX, 2 p.m. 51-F Gulf Theatre (Gulf Oil) . _ ..... - ...-.__ ...... _.- -__KN , x9.:30 7 p.m. m . SA Amos 'n' Andy (Campbell's Soups )...... _._...... KN X K MPC, 8 p.m. M-F GuyGrandma Lombardo Tratels (Lady (Bab-0) Esther Cosmetics;* KXN Andy and Virginia (Participating) W RF(, 7:30 a.m. 111-Sa . MFs- Answer Man (Van Dyck Cigars) Grand 01' Opry (Prince AlbertTo Tobacco)KFIVII,.... KFKOXii, 27:350:4 ii. p.m. a' KFX111 ti:45 p.m. W.194; Hank, the Night Watchman (victor Clothing Co.) Arch libeler (Oxydoll KFI, 6:30 p.m. F .KFVD, II p.m. Su. Tu. Th. Sa Arnold Grim m's Daughter (Corn Kix) — KFL 11:15 a.m. M-F Hawthorne House (We-son 011) KFVD, II p.m. M. W. I' Art Baker KECA. 10:30. a.m. M-F _ ._ KFI, 9:30 p.m. M 'Art Baker (L. A. Soap CO.. Slavick Jewelry Co Supreme Bakery. Heart of Julia Blake (Armstrong Cork).- -...XFI. 9:30 a.m. To, Th, Su Comb Easy Co.. Franco Soup, Coast Federal, Forest Lawn. Helen Hayes Theatre (Lipton's Tea) Lyon Storage, DIna-Mite Food Co...... _ u m 4 p.m. M. Ti,. Ti,. F Helen Menken (Bayer Aspirin) _ _ H A L 7:30 p.m. Su Helen Trent (Hopper Cosmetics) . _ __-___KNX. 6 p.m. Tu (Forest Lawn) KNX. 2:45 p.m. Su - KNX. 9:30 a.m. M-F Art Linkletter (Rnma Wine) KHJ, KVOE. KGB. HP7151. 6:45 p.m. M. F Hilltop House (Palmolive Soap) - --...--. —.- HNX, 1:30 p.m. 111-F •Ask-H-Basket (Colgate Dental Cream) KNX, 8:30 p.m. ill Hit Parade (Lucky Strikes) Hiway Romances (Greyhound Bus) - - -...... KNX. 9 p.m. Sa Aunt Jenny (Spry) KNX. 11:15 a.m. M-F K_HJ , K B. bachelor's Children (Cudahy Packing . HVOE. 10:15 a.m. Su Hollywood Smarty Party Co.)...... ,...... __ . KHJ, KGB. KFJ,Pd. KVOE, 10:45 a.m. 51-F Hour of Charm (General Electric) _ KNX. 8:30 p.m. Su ..tckgrounds for Living (Barker Bros.) ...... 1118X, 3:15 p.m. M. %V, F How Did 'to,, Meet? (Woodbury Powder) _ — _._ .KFKLF 8I.: 15. pp..mm.. fWt.. Backstage Wife (R. L. Watkins Co.) JEF1. I p.m. M-F Barn Dance (Atka-Seltzer) EFL 6 p.m. So Hymns of All Churches (Kitchen Tested Flour) --11F1. 11 a.m. M. Tu. Th 1 Am an American Basin St. Music KFSI). KE('A. 6:35 p.m. M I Disagree RECA. HEAD. 9:15 a.m. Su Battle of the Sexes N olte and Energine) .KFI, 9:30 p.m. Tu . _KNX, 4:30 p.m. Su 'Beat the Band (Corn Kix) A FL 3:30 p.m. Su I Love a Mystery (Fielachmenn's Yeast).- --KKCA, KFSD 8:30 p.m. 31 Bernie Magical Quix (Bromo-Seltzer) ...... _.1131CA. HFSD, 8:30 p.m. Tu I Want a Divorce (Tea Garden Products) - K m. se.}-xm, Best Buys (Folger Coffee) KNX. 5:30 p.m. F ivoL.KFIKG.B.5: 830:30 pPan.111.• Fr Betty Crocker (Gold Medal Flour) _. .. .. __A FL 11 •.m. W. F *Information Please (Lucky Strikes) Between the Bookends . -...".- Z irifei. -iirso. 10:18 a.m. M-F lugiewood Park Concert (Inglewood Cemetery). KN X, 7:15 p.m. Tu 'Big Sister (Ri m') _ KNX. 11 a.m. 511-F Inside Spurts (Bayuk Cigars) KILL KGB. ILFX31. 7:15 p.m. Ti,, Th. sa Big Town (Ringo) _ _ KNX. 6:30 p.m. W Inside the News (Thrifty Drug).. KFI, 10:30 p.m. S-10 Bing Crosby (Kraft Cheese) - - - KFI, 6 p.m. Th lreene Wicker .. _ .. ..KECA. 3:15 p.m. 111-F Bishop & Gargoyle _ KE('A, 5:30 p.m. "la Jack Armstrong _ KFl. 5:45 p.m. M. Blond., (Prince Albert Tobacco. Camels) KNX. 7:30 p.m. M KFI, 5:15 p.m. Tu-F Bob Garred (Peter Paul Mounds and Ten Crown Gunn) Jack Benny (Jello) K M, 8:30 p.m. Su RMS. 5:45 p.m. M. W. Th, F John Clark (Marco Dog Food). — KNX. 9:35 p.m. Ti, Bob Hope (Pepsodent) ."...... _ ...... _ . KFI, 7 p.m. Ti, John It. Hughes - KHJ, KGB. KVOE, 6:30 p.m. M-Sa Hob Garred (Mennen's Toi letries, Batha swee_t)...... --KNX. 7:30 a.m. M-Sa John Nesbitt I Hank of America). _ .HECA,__KFSD, 8:15 p.m. NI Bookworm ------...... K11.1 .2:15 p.m. 3I-F Johnny Murray (Smart & Final) Bowling Notes (Sunset Center) — EF WB. 10 :15 p.m. M-Sa Johnny Presents (Phillip Morris Cigarettes) K r kX..8X. a llm:30. Mplm" ... Fr Breakfast Club . - ...— KECA. ILFS13. 8 a.m. M-Sit John's Other Wife (Freezone Kolynos) KECA. HFSD, 12:30 p.m. 911-F Mud Barton ...... , ... ___. _ ...... _ .HECA, 4:30 on,. M-1, Johnson Family -- __RAJ, KGB. KVOE. 10:31i •.rn. 111-F Burns and Allen ...... — - Isl. 7:30 p.m. M Joyce Jordan (La France. 15aCina, -Minute Tapioca) ANN. 3:30 p.m. M-E Calling Alt Cars _ - KNX. 5 p.m. Su Just Plain Bill (Anacin. Bisodol)) IOWA. HFSD. 12:45 p.m. M-F Calling All Stamp Collectors KFI 18:15 a.m. Sit Haltenborn HP1, 4:45 p.m. Tit, Tb, Sa campbell Playhouse .KNX. 6:30 p.m. F Kate Hopkins (Maxwell House Coffee)._...... KN X, 12:30 p.m. M-F Capt. Midnight (Ovaltine) . KILL 5:45 p.m. M-F Kate Smith (Calumet Bake Powder, Swansdown) KN X 9 a.m. M-F Carnation Contented (Carnation Milk) - 'Kate Smith (Grape-Nuts) RN . 9 p.m. F Cavalcade of America (Du Pont) EFL '7 p.m. M _ _ KFL 6:30 p.m. W Kathleen Norris (Wheaties). .K.NX. 8:45 a.m. M-F arlie McCarthy (Chase & Sanborn) 'Kay • Kyser (Lucky Strikes) — _-- - KFI, '7 p.m. W "Chef Milani (Arden Denies. Wilson H-am &Bacon. SignKripet:S2a5lap. :' ,1 7; Kids' Quizaroo - - INN, 6 p.m. Ma Fruits) .- " e King Arthur. Jr. . - 'EEC & 4:15 p.m. 51-1, . Chicago Hound Table — - - K n. 11:30 •.m. Su Knickerbocker Playhouse (Drene, P. & G.) - .... KFL 8:30 p.m. 88 Chicago Tonight. ..._. _ .... _....1/11J. HVOE. 8 p.m. M LKarmafpt ligMhutesric Hall (Kraft Cheese) _ .KFI. 6 p.m. Th Church of Air . _ __.______. __ KNX, 10 a.m. Su BT U. 4:45 p.m. F Classic Hour (Packard Motor Car) - HEC.A-,-2.:15 p.m. N. Tu. W. Th. Sa •Lannv H OM4 (Campbell Soups) K NX, 8:15 p.m. W V HECA.2:30 p.m. F Let's Play Bridge - . KAU. KGB, KVOE, 2:45 p.m. 51-F Let's Talk Over News ..... ____. ..._ — __ _ _ _ KMPC, 8:45 p.m. 31-P Club Matinee HECA. RIFSD, 1:15 p.m. M-F Cobbers Club (Dr. Ross Dog & Cat Food)...... EMPC, 5 p.m. NE W. F Lew Loyal Dramas -KGB, KVOE. 5 p.m. F Columbia Work Shop .KNX. 10:3e p.m. Su Life Can Be Beautiful (Ivory Soap) _.-....--___HISX. 10 a.m. M-F Comic* (The News) ... . — KIIJ. 5:15 p.m. 51-F Light of the World (Softaslik) _ __ KFI, 11:45 a.m. IIII-F Lilac Cottage KMPC, 6:30 p.m. Su KH.I. 5:30 p.m. Sis Confeselone of a Corsair .KILL EVOK. KFXII. KGB, 4:30 p.m. Ti, Lincoln Highway (Shinola) - ..... —___---... KFL 9 a.m. Sa 'Crime Doctor (Phillip Morris Cigarettes) KNX. 8 p.m. fin Linda Dale KECA. 10 a.m. M-F Lone Journey (Dreft) _ - KFL 2:15 p.m. M-F Dear John (Welch Grape Juice) K n. 8:15 p.m. Sn Lone Ranger (Weber's Bread) RAJ, KVOE. KGB. 7:30 p.m. M. W. F Death Valley Days (Pacific Coast Borax) KFL, 8:30 p.m. F Lorenzo Jones ( Phillips' Toothpaste) . .. _ __ ... AFL 1:30 p.m. 51-1' Design for Happiness (Libby-Owens-Ford (Hess, KNX. 2 p.m. Su Luncheon at Waldorf (Camels) KFI31). KECA. 10:30 a.m. Sa 'Double Or Nothing (Feenamint)...KHJ. KGB. KC VO, KVOE. 8:30 p.m. SI Lutheran Laymen's League KHJ. KVOE, KFXM, KGB. 1:30 p.m. Si, Dr. Christian (Vaseline) .. KNX. 11:311 p.m. W 1.u• Radio Theatre (Lux Soap) . ... -_ ...... KNX. 6 p.m. 51 -Dr. I. Q. (Milky Way Candy) .KFI, 6 p.m. M Ma Perkins (Oxydol) . _ KFI, 12:15 p.m. M-F Dr. Kate (Sperry Flour) - - -..... K n. 10:45 a.m. M-F Major Howes (Chrysler) KIS'X, 6 p.m. Tit Drama of Youth ...... - ..... ______..... KHJ. 3:30 p.m. Se Major Howes Family KNX. 8:30 a.m. Su Easy Aces (Anacin Co.) KECA KIND. 9 p.m. Tu. W, Tie manhattan Merry-Go-Round (Dr. Lyons Tooth Powder) KI1.6 p.m. Su Eddie Albright (Log Cabin Bread, Battle Creek. Forest Lawn, Manhattan at Midnight (Energine) KECA, KFSD, 5:30 p.m. W Dr. Davis) M U, 1:30 p.m. 111-F Martha Webster (Campbell's Soups) " ...... ___ KNX. 12m. ill-I Eddie Albright (Participating) _.. ...EHJ. 2:15 p.m. 11-F *Marriage ChM (Continental Baking Co.)...... !CNN, 8 p.m. ha Eddie Cantor °pa w Sal Hepatica. Minute "Rub) KFI. 9 p.m. IV Mar) Marlin (ivory Flakes) ._ ... KFL 12 m. M-F Elmer Davis (Gillette Shave Creatn). —._.....KNX, 5:55 p.m. Dail, Masterpieces (Hollywood Music Shop) EFAC, 3 p.m. M-s Evening Concert KFAC. 8 p.m. M-Sa Masterworks...... KNX. 10:30 p.m. N1-1 Everyman's Theater (Oxydol) K n. 8:30 p.m. F Maxwell House Coffee (Maxwell House Coffee) .._ ..... KFInj.. .817 2 p.m. *sr:: 'Fame and Fortune (NR Tablets) KKCA. KFSD. 8:30 p.m. TI, Meet Mr. Meek (Lifebony Soap) ...... KNX. 7:30 p.m. Nlet ropolit an Auditions Family Doctor _KECA, 11:30 a.m. Ti'. Tit Mildred Van ...._ ... ."_ .. . _ .... __...... _ .. _. . . 'M CA. 9a.m . 511-1' Fibber McGee & Molly (Johnson Wax). -- KFL 6:30 p.m. To Memories in Melody (Standard Storage Garages) .4.‘K‘M.14 8'.9.30 p.p m.. M-tia T., First Nlehter KNX, 5::te p.m. Ti. •Missing Heirs ( Pronized Yeast, Fitch Bandwagon (Fitch Shampoo) — KFI. 4:30 p.m. Su mit-tinily s Garden Patch ...... _...... KFI. 111:15 a.m. 511-11, Fleetwood Lawton (McMahan's) - - - - - EFL 4:45 p.m. M. W. F Mother of Mine (Clapp Baby Food) KIECA, I p.m. M-F KFI. 6:45 a.m. 31-Ma Mr. District Attorney (VitaliM Kri KECA. 7 it.m. M-Sa Mr. Keen (Kolynos Toothpaste)....KFSD, !MCA. 11:15 p.m.9. : 14.111 1,P. 55Th Fletcher Wiley . KNX. 4:35 p.M. M-F Nlusical Steelmakers (Wheeling Steel) ...... RAJ. KVOF.. KGB. 2 p.n. Su KNX, 11:30 a.m. M-E Music Appreciation Hour 5111(A.,. KFS1), 11 a.m. F Ford Sunday Evening Hour KNX, 6 p.m. Su My Son and I (Calumet Bake Powder, Swensdownt KNX, 11:45 a.m. M-F Foreign Policy Assn...... ______KECA, KFSD. 11:15 a.m. Su )fyrt and Marge (superstate) ...... KNX. 1:15 P.m SI-C Fred Allen (Texas Co.) .KNX. 9 p.m. VI "I vstery Hall Fred Waring (Chesterfield Cleo ). _ KFL 8 p.m. H. To, Th. F' NancyNational Dixon !tarn (SantorlzedDance (Atka Fabrics)-Seltzer) — K M. KGB .K ' KFXM. NX, 8:20 3:30a. ni.p.m. Si-b:, Ti, KFI, 4 p.m. W H MI. 6 p.m. So Friendly Neighbors (Atka Seltzer). — .KH.1„ KGB. HVOIE. National Vespers KFL 1 p.m. Si, KFXM, 11 a.m. M-F Neighbors Woodcraft (Woodcraft Insurance)...... KI M KGB, 5 a.m. Ti,. Ti, JANUARY 19, 1941 RA DI O LIFE PAGE 81 Reco m mended Radio Services True Confession I am treated harshly, My master kicks and abuses me HOLLY WOOD AND HUNTINGTON PARK Because I am weak and will not give him SAN FERNANDO VALLEY SOUTHEAST LOS ANGELES service— HOME RADIO HOME RADIO I howl and squeal— My energy cannot hold out much longer— SERVICE CALLS SERVICE CALLS Sometimes I regain my strength and sud- denly lose my power completely. 50C I sputter and make noise. Includes Minor 1.11ustments SOc But no one seems to care about me— Radio Loaned While Yours Is Being I am sick. Repaired 5 Years of Reliable Service Won't someone please help me? Oldest and 1.arze.t Radio Company YOUR RADIO. In the City CO MPL ETE STOC K PARTS & TUBI:s HOLLYWOOD Don't let your radio suffer this way. Illitcoun•. to Amateur. and service Men RADIO DOCTORS For instant treatment call the radio ex- MAC'S RADIO CO. pert listed here who is closest to you. 6215 PACIFIC BLVD. JE. 7488 HEmpstead 8811 —Contributed by Al Shain, Earl's Radio Service. SOUT H & SOUT H WEZIT L. A. WILSHIRE - WESTLAKE HOME RADIO CENTRAL LOS ANGELES CARLTON RADIO SERVICE CALLS AND APPLIANCE CO. 50c SOc 5418 So W estern Ave. Includes Minor Adjustments HOME SERVICE CALL WILS HIRE BEV E RLY HILL.: W EST WOOD - CA RT HAY CIRCLE Includes Minor Adjustments AXminster 1-9746 Drive-in Auto Radio Service DRIVE-IN AUTO SERVICE SALES and REPAIRS W ork Guaranteed -17 Years Exp. Earl's Radio & LARRY'S RADIOS - WASHERS Television Service Co. RADIO COTTAGE 740 So. Hoover VACUUM CLEANERS W Hitney 5473 15 Years Reliable Service in L. A. SMALL APPLIANCES 6053 W. SAN VICENTE BLVD. FEderal 1714 KNX, 3 p.m. Su New Friends of Music •RFI. 3:05 p.m. Su Silver Theatre (International Silver). KECA. RFS!). 3:38 p.m. Su Song Stories __ ..... _ ... --____-.- _ -.-_ —.._W M. 6 p.m. Newsreel (Royal Crown Cola. Par-T-Pak) - KMPC. 4:30 p.m. 91-F Speaking of Glamour.- - Nick Harris ...... _ ...... KECA, 9 a.m. 19u KFI, 9 p.m. Ss Nightcap Yarns KNX, 10:15 p.m. M-F Sports Newsreel (Colgate Shave Cream) KF)CA. 8 p.m. Su Night Editor (Card!net Candy)... KFI. 8 p.m. So Standard Symphony :Standard Oil)....KHJ. KVOE, KGB, KFXM. 5 p.m. Th New York Philharmonic KNX. 12 m. Su Stella Dallas (Chas. H. Phillips Co.) .XFI. 1:15 p.m. M-F Norma Young K M), 12:14 p.m. M-F Stepmother (Colgate Tooth Powder)...... --1126%. 1:45 p.m. 5I-F Old-Fashioned Revivist_ -----...... KHJ. KGB. KVOE. KFXM. 0 p.m. Su Strange As It Seems (Colgste-Palmollve) .KNX. 9 p.m. Th Olmsted Story Drama (Nash Autos) 'MCA, 7 p.m. 'Tu Sunday Evening Hour (Ford Motor Co.) ...11NIC. 6 P. m• Su One Man's Family (Tenderleaf Tea).------... - -TEFL 5:30 p.m. Su Swing° (Master Ph‘to Finishers) .KF WB 2 p.m. Su On Your Job Kfl. 10:30 a.m. Su *Take It or Leave It ... ______------ILNX. 7 p.m. Su Open Forum (Floyd AIlen)...... _ .... KFAC, 7 p.m. Su Telephone Hour (Bell Telephone SYlltera).- - -.---- ...... -.KN-EFIx: 9 . 5 p.m. Orphans of Divorce (Dr. Lyons Tooth Powder) KISCA. RFS!). 12 m. M-F TexacoTh Star Theatre (Texas Co.) ....-- . W I& Our Gal Sunday (Anacln) KNX, 8:45 a.m. 111-F Those We Love (Drene) .KNX. 9 p.m.91 Out of the Hat .1191PC. 6 p.m. Su Tillamook Kitchen (Tillamook Cheese) JZFI, 10:15 a.m. F Tom Mix (Ralston Cereal).. KECA. RFS % 5:45 p.m. M. To, Th, F Pageant of Art .-..- K M 1:30 p.m. Su RIDCA, 1''S D„ 5:15 p.m. W Parker Family (Woodbury Soap) ., KFL 9:15 p.m. Su Paul sudivan (Raleigh') .2 KNX. 10 p.m. M-Th Tony Martin (Woodbury Fees Cream) -- -- -...... 11;3,8 pm.. ,Wu Pepper Young's Fatally (Camay. OxydoI) R H, l':30 p.m. M-F Town Meeting KILLKGB. KVOEVOE RFXM. 1 p.m. Su Treasure Chest (Tums). Truth or Consequences (Proctor & Gamble) Philadelphia Symphony Ora. YOE. 12:15 P.m. Tune Out Time MEC/1. AFL 8:30 8 p.m. SeSa Philharmonic RFA'A, 10 p.m. Daily 'Uncle Walter's Dog House (Raleigh -Tobacco). --- KFI, 7.30 p.m. Tu Pipe smoking Time (Model Tobacco) KNX. 8:30 p.m. M Planter's Garden. . Haim 10:45 a.m. Su Uncle Ezra (R. J. Reynolds Tobacco) _ K N. 7 p.m. Ss Plantation Party (Buq:er Tobacco)...... - LPL 5:36 p.m. W Uncle HarryQuestion Bee Mon') KMPC, 5:30 p.m. 51-F *Uncle JIm's Point Sublime (Unicn 011 Co.) ..11F1. 8:30 p.m. II Unlimited Ho sons. -KECA, RECA.KFSD, 9:307:30 p.m. ToSo Portia Face, Life KNX. 1 p.m. M-F University Explorer - - ---_ _- ---KECA, KENO. 9 p.m. Su 'Pot el' Gold Cl'uos)...... _._ - RFS!). KECA. 5 p.m. Th Valiant Lady (Wheatie.) - 'Prof. Puzziewit (Gallen Kamp Shoes) KFI. 4 p.m. Su Vera Vague (Signal OM.- ---KFI. HIFI. 11:30 7:30 a.m. p.m. 111-FSu Professor Quiz (Velvet Tobacco) ..KNX. 6:30 p.m. To Public Affairs - - - KNX. 11:15 p.m. W Vic and Made (Crisco) ..... __._ - 'EFL 12:45 p.m. M-F KNX. 7:15 p.m. Su Voice of Experience (Albers Bros. Cereals )_____KFI, 9:30 a. m. H. W. F Voice of Prophecy (Self) KVOE. KH.1. KGB. 9:3.06 pp.m.m.. Su k 'Quiz Court (PDQ Petrol). K M, 9 p.m. Th - . Walter WincheU (Jergens Lotion)...... _ KFI 9 p.m. Su 'Quiz Kids (Alka-Seltzer).___-...... ----...... - KRCA. RFSD, 8 p.m. W Radio City Music HaU - -- .KFI. 9:30 a.m. Su Waltz Time (Phillips Milk of Magnesia) 1E1i Reported Missing. RF WB. 7 p.m. Su Wake Up America. .-K11.1. KFXM. KVOE, KGB. 10 p.m. Id 'Right to Happiness (Ch:pso) -- - - -....KNX, 10:30 a.m. M-F Rake Up and Sing (Vtck's Vapo Rub).- - -KFI 7:30 a.m. H. W. F Road of Life Was,» KFI. 8:30 a.m. 51-F We the Abbott. (Nucoa Margarine).- KNA. 4:15 p.m. 11-F •VVe the People (Sanka) KNX. 9 p.m. To Robert Arden (Dr. Cowen) - — ITFWB, 7:45 p.m. 11-F KNX 7'15 p.m. Tb Rudy Vallee (SeaItem) . . RECA. 7 p.m. Th What's on Your Mind? _ .1i1F1. 9:30 p.m. Salt Lake Tabernacle . KNX, 9:30 a.m. Su When Presses Roar a.m. rd-F %hen a Girl Marries (Prudential W e)- Sands of Time ...... _.... . KHJ. KGB. KVOE. KFXM. 4:30 p.m. To 1:45 Saturday Night Serenade (Pet Milk) KNX. 6:45 p.m. Sa Viidder Brown (Bayer Co.) ._.._KFI. *Wings of Destiny (Wings Cigarettes). KFI. 7 p.m. F Scattergood RaMes (Wrigley Gum) .. - .1516X. 2:45 p.m. 51-1, Wings Over Jordan.. ..KMPC. 8:45 p.m. Su S(411101 Kids' Quiz iQuarrie Corp). R CA. 8 p.m. Th :15 a.pm..31 Ma n Guild 'Theater (Gulf 011) - - - - -.-...ILMX, 9:30 p.m. Su Woman in White (Camay Soap). _-- ---_-__KNX..KFI. 2 an nd Husband (Bayer Arpirin) .KNX. 6 P.m. To World Is 'Tfours...... - Wythe Williams (Star Razor Blades) IIIIJ, KVOE,KGB, K 7:30 p.m. To. Th Second Wife KNX. 4 p.m. 111-1. KHJ. KVOE. GB. 7:45 p.m. Su serenade to ',inclines. (Chamberlain's Lotion) SECA. KIFSD. 9:30 p. m. So Xavier Cugat (Camel Cigarettes) - KFI, 7 p.m. Th Shatter Parker 4 Wheato-Nuts) ...KVOE, KILL KFXM, KGB. 5:35 p.m. 811-1* Young American Flyers KFSD. 10 a.m. Sa Sherlock Iloimes (Bromo Seltzer). _KIM 9:30 p. at. Au KE W % 10:30 a.m. Sa Sherlock Holmes (Promo Seltzer) RECA. RFS!). 5:30 p.m. So Young Dr. Malone (Post Bran) ...... ______. _ _ _KNX. 3 p.m. 11-F Show Boat 4A v alo n Cigarettes' ...... KFI. (c:31) p.m. NI Show of the Week (Ghirardelli Chocolate)....KHJ, KGB. KV(DE. 8 p.m. W Youth Dramas... -_ _ ... _ ..... -_ .... _ ... — _ —_ —__ RHJ. 3:30 p.m. Ss Sid Ziff (L. A. Brewing). — KF WB. 6:45 P.m. M-F Your Dream Has Come True (Quaker Oats). .KFI. 2:30 p.m. Su Signal (arnimil (Signal 01 ).- -.- - - KFI. 7:30 p.m. So Your Treat (Armoo Products). ILF1. 9 am. M. W. F PAGE 32 RADIO LIFE JANUARY 19, 1941 To Advertisers Interested in Reaching California's Keenest Audiences 54,000 Families Use a 'Lot of Grocers' Products More than 90% of RADIO LIFE'S Y u need the MOST attention, the MOST families, Mr. Coffee Roaster, buy some dominance, the MOST responsiveness you can brand of coffee every week. secure for your outlay. They use, every week, about 50,000 RADIO LIFE offers the "clear-view at- tention" of 54,000 families at substantially pints of cream, pounds of butter, car- less cost than it takes to get the same tons of eggs, boxes of soap, and 200,- attention from the same number of people 000 or 300,000 quarts of milk. in other media's crowded advertising pages and segregated advertising sections. If each of RADIO LIFE'S readers*, Mr. Meat Packer, ate just one of your And RADIO LIFE'S Vital Energy is a plus juicy frankfurters and one strip of value that gives extra power to your adver- tising message. your lean, savory, corn-fed bacon, the total length of their smiles, measuring 54,000 families use a LOT of grocery prod- from ear to ear, would be 28.6 miles. ucts. The economical, the efficient, the surest way to start them using yours is through low- Or probably just a few inches shorter cost RADIO LIFE advertising. than your own. (Signed) With closely-watched profit margins and competition that never seems to take a day off, every dollar the grocery products manu- facturer spends for advertising must PAY OUT in results. '172.800. according to 'a recent "sa mple" vurvey. 40E7,, of RA DIO LIFE families are ..ither buying or already own their own homes. More than 50c7,- have radios in their cars as well as in their homes. Alert. ABLE-TO-B UY prospects for your prod- CARL M. BIGSBY, Publisher ', t. -01,r radio program. Radio Audience Boost Your Sales ...Build Your With Radio Life's VITAL ENERGY Radio Litr Is h1 Compton Printing Co., West's Largest Producers of Newspaper Color War+