IN RADIO'S LIMELIGHT SEE HOLLYWOOD IN PICTURES (PAGES 6 and 7) (See page 4)

New Film Star

EEK ENDING APRIL 29. 1938 IN THIS ISSUP Celebrates First Year As Pilot

TIME CHANGES SUNDAY, APRIL 24 (See page 2)

SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE AND WIFE IN RADIO DRAMA (See page 3)

ANTHONY EDEN BROADCASTS ON NBC (See page 3)

ALFRED P. SLOAN, JR., TO BROADCAST Al Bland (See page 3) (See Page 4) 2 RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING APRIL 29, 1938

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Fighting to gain a foothold in a unlike a contest of essays decided Be on your guard next Sunday. the plethora of programs with femi- legal status, The National Conference upon recognized standards of literal.) That's when the networks put the nine interest, There Was A Woman on Legalizing Lotteries recently merit and reasonably well-settled ideas curse of daylight-saving time on pro- (NBC-WCKY, Sunday, 4 p. m.) is brought an injunction suit against of sound argument." grant schedules. You may think this interesting from the standpoint of his- Postmaster General James A. Fancy Editor & Publisher in commenting warning is needless. But if past ex- tory. It shows the part played by in the Court of Appeals at Washing- says: "The instant suit did not con- perience is any guide, you can't be women in shaping the characters of ton. A decision rendered on March cern a newspaper-sponsored contest, Bing,içrosby needs little in- warned too often. Unless you put a well-known personages. However, the 28th sustains the Post Office Depart- but the judicial expressions go far to troduction to radio listeners. memo on your dial you're pretty sketch about Deborah Franklin didn't ment in barring from the mails any set up the limits within which com- He's famous for his singing and certain to find your favorite chain do that too well. It was at variance kind of contest involving chance. petition for prizes may be conducted informal line of chatter on the programs ending just as you dial with the account given in Ben's famed The "contest" bringing about the under any kind of sponsorship." "Music Hall" program with that them. And to make matters worse, Autobiography. There, you remember, injunction was one in which partici- Oddly co-incidental is a current re- famous Arkansas hillbilly, Bob many local programs will be shuffled "Poor Richard" took most of the pants were invited to list, in the order lease from National Contest Head- Burns. around because of the network shifts. credit for his success. to be chosen by the judges, the char- quarters in San Franisco, in which It's a dizzy business. Nobody knows it* • ities and public uses to which pro- Gilcon V. Willets, its founder and di- Versatile Actress that better than those of us who live One of radio's miracles is the per- ceeds of a national lottery might be rector, sharply criticizes the views of out here in the scorned "hinterland." petual amazement conunercials are applied. To officially qualify is was Eric Bender as expressed in his recent One of these centuries something may supposed to generate. Witness the necessary to remit $1. „ book "TICKETS TO FORTUNE," be donc about it. Meantime, however, long% inded blurb put into the mouth Justice Groner of the Court of Ap- subtitled "The Story of Sweepstakes, all we can do is be on guard next of Peter Grant on his Wednesday peals said: "The conclusion is irre- Lotteries and Contests." Sunday. morning 14W newscast. Though it's sistible that the prize will go to him Over one-third of Mr. Bender's been repeated for months, listeners who is the most fortunate in guessing book is devoted to facts and fancies NBC has finally settled on a series are still expected to be thrilled by the how the judges will finally compose of prize contesting, while the re- of original dramas for that Saturday marvel of it all. Ho, hum. their differences. And guessing con- mainder discusses sweepstakes and lot- 8:30 p. m. spot (WCKY). First it tests have invariably been held to be teries. Mr. Willets says: tried dramatizing current novels, then within the ban of the statute. They "The book is beautifully written by The goods displayed in Hollywood repeating a trilogy of tenemant have been said again and again to be (Continued to Page 16) Showcase (CBS-WKRC, Sunday, 9 sketches. If the premiere, "Heads I p. m.) turn out to be pretty much the Win," is a fair sample, the new series usual radio wares offered by film- should be quite acceptable. NBC land: screen stars, celluloid tunes, and probably feels that it ought to offer ballyheo of forthcoming pictures that Agnes Moorehead is a come- TIME CHANGES some competition for the Columbia passes for news. Or did you expect dienne, mimic and drama actress Workshop. With last summer's airing SUNDAY, APRIL 24 on many radio programs, but at anything else? of Shakespeare as a precedent, it's * * present her outstanding show is strange that the two aren't broadcast Like most listeners, the dial-twister "You Said It," which features at the same hour. Or has the absur- isn't exactly wild about "electrical Ted Husing, Lou Holtz, Kay dity of such things at last dawned on transcriptions." Still, they have possi- Thompson, and Richard Him- the networks? ber's orchestra. bilities. That's being shown by The Hour of Comfort (WSAI, Sunday, Woman Commentator A couple of weeks ago the dial- 5:30 p. m.) Though the music is a twister noted the absence of Alois bit mixed and some of the continuity Havrilla from NBC microphones. A could be cut, this program is an agree- list of its New York announcers just able interlude, in spite of the fact received from NBC doesn't include that it's needled. his name. So the diction medalist evi- * dently has left Radio City. Listeners For a long while this column has are the losers. been curious to know how much of • the Lux Radio Theater's time was de- If you're addicted to radio guessing voted to drama. So when "Mary games, dial the Musical Steeplechase Burns, Fugitive" ran its hectic course, (WLW, Tuesday, 8:30 p. m.) In this the watch was pressed into service. event Josef Cherniaysky puts con- The final score showed 39 minutes of testants over a set of hurdles consist- play out of the total 60. That left 21 ing of a few bars from two well- minutes .for commercials, star plugs, BE PREPARED! known tunes. It makes an interesting picture blurbs, and incidental music. puzzler. An amusing angle of the You can draw your own conclusions Important to all radio listeners is the fact that time premiere was that studio contestants about how important the play is. changes on Sunday, April 24. Some programs will be aired made the worst showing on old fami- an hour earlier than usual, others an hour later, others will liar tunes. Youth will be served. change days and still others will switch networks. The best way to be sure what changes will take place is Col. Knox is Speaker to read RADIO DIAL. (The fellow above thought he could Just after they'd celebrated their figure out the time changes by himself. But he admitted he first year on NBC for Grapenuts, "Suggestions for a Republican was wrong when he tuned in the New York Philharmonic- came word that Burns and Allen will Symphony when he expected to get the Reds baseball game). Program" will be the topic of the shift to CBS and Chesterfield in speech Col. Frank Knox, publisher Be Wise — DIAL-ize October.* These two stand the wear of the Chicago Daily News, will give and tear of the microphone surprising- Friday, April 22, at 10:30 p. m. ly well. But I can't help wondering RADIO DIAL I_I Renewal E New Subscriber (E.S.T.), over NBC. if Gracie doesn't have misgivings 22 East 12th St., Cincinnati. Ohio Dorothy Thompson, who made Speaking from the Arcadia Theater Enclosed fiad $1.00 (check, Money Order or Currency), for which when she listens to the horde of "dumb enter a name for herself in the news- of the Forum Building in Wichita, my subscription to RADIO DIAL for six months. paper world as one of the na- Doras" she's loosed on an unsuspect- Kans., Col. Knox will set forth the Name tion's outstanding columnist on ing air. Starting something like that campaign ideas he planned to broad- is a grave responsibility. Address national affairs, took little time cast on April 8, when line difficulties * * City State to become one of radio's leading resulting from an April blizzard kept commentators. Though it's one more addition to him off the air. RADIO DIAL. WEEK ENDING APRIL 29, 1938 Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Lady Hardwicke, Woman in White in Black Other British Actors To fie Featured In "Never Come Monday," "Workshop" Drama

Introducing the Kid Sister Sir Cedric Hardwicke, star of the current Broadway success, "Shadow and Substance," and his wife, Lady Hardwicke, known on the stage as Helena Pickard, head an all-British cast which will be heard in "Never Come Monday," the "Columbia. Workshop" production over CBS, in- cluding WKRC:, WHAS and WHIO, Saturday, April 23, at 7:30 p. m. (E.S.T.). Other prominent Britishers in the cast are to be Whitford Kane, the shoemaker in the current Mercury Theatre "Shoemakers' Holiday," Vic- tor Morley, Oswald York, Harold de Becker, Ralph Cullinan and Stephen Fox. Fox is also doing the adapta- tion of the play, which was written by Eric Knight, an Englishman.

"Never Come Monda" has en- joyed considerable success in England where it has been produced a number of times. It tells the story of a little Yorkshire village, whose workers start their workweek every Monday morn-

ing by having one "Capp)," Twam- bley tap on their windows. One Mon- Les Tremayne, leading man of the "First Nighter" program, Watching operations and visiting morgues is all in a clay's vith his 16-year-old sister, Stella Tremayne, who will appear with day "C:appy," who will be played work for Luise Barclay. It's her way of getting authentic back- ,es during the broadcast of "Split Second," on Friday, April 22. by Sir Cedric, decides not to wake ground for her role as nurse in the serial, "The Women in White." 4ise Trernayne has been heard in several local broadcasts, but the villagers—he's going to let every rill be making her network debut in "Split Second." day be Sunday, a day of rest. "Never Come Monday" traces results of his Anthony Eden to Be Chest Luncheons Aired ;ennedy's Speech to James A. Farley startling decision. Heard from Banquet For First Time British Business Men On Air Again For Sir Cedric, playing a York- shireman is an old role—he has done At Grosvenor House For the first time in the history of the Cincinnati Community Chest, To Be Broadcast by NBC James A. Farley, Postmaster•Gen- so on the English stage several times. Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, all of the report luncheons in achest eral, will be heard over NBC, includ- But his wife, oddly enough, although An address by former British For- American envoy to the Court of St. drive will be broadcast this year. she was born in Yorkshire, has never eign Secretary Anthony Eden, at a ames's, will be heard exclusively ing WCKY, on Tuesday, April 26, Station WCKY will pick up the pro- banquet of the Society of St. George wer NBC at 4:00 p. m. (E. S. at 10:05 p. m. (E.S.T.), when he ad- played the part of a Yorkshire wom- ceedings direct from the Hotel Gibson at Grosvenor House, London, will be e.), April 28, when he responds dresses the Women's De,rnocratic Con- an before. In the "Workshop" show, ballroom. broadcast throughout the United o the toast, "Anglo-American Trade," ference at Columbia, S. C. however, she will not only be an up. Meetings to be broadcast during States on Tuesday, April 26, at 2:35 tt the seventy-eighth annual dinner The conference includes Democrats the coming week will be heard at countrywoman, but will also handle p. m. (E.S.T.) over NBC including )f the Association of British Cham- from Maryland, Virginia, North and 1:00 p. m. (E.S.T.) on Wednesday, the role of a young Cockney girl. WCKY. )ers of Commerce in London. Soúth Carolina, GArgia and Florida. April 27; Thursday, April 28, and It will be Mr. Eden's first import- Friday, April 29. ant radio appearance since his resig- They Don't Mind If You Call Them "Hams" nation from the Chamberlain cabinet some time ago. Changes Time

Alfred P. Sloan Gives Talk On NBC

Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., chairman of the board of General Motors, will discuss the relationship between vari- ous phases of the automotive industry when he speaks over NBC, including WCKY, at 9:00 p. In. (E. S. T.), Wednesday, April 27. Sloan's talk, which is titled "The Dealers, the Manufacturers, and the Consumer," will be delivered before Beginning Tuesday, April 26, a banquet of automobile dealers rep- at 9:00 p. m. (E.S.T.), Bob "Be- resenting every company, at the an- lieve-It-or-Noes Ripley's program will be heard at this new time. nual meeting of the National Auto- Pictured above are "The Mighty Allen Art Players," the famous repertory company of Fred The broadcast will continue Allen's "Town Hall Tonight" program. From left to right they are John Brown, Minerva Pious, mobile Dealers' Association at the over NBC, including WSAI and Charlie Cantor and Eileen Douglea. Hotel Statler in Detroit. WSM. 4 RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING APRIL 29, 1938

anced, i. e. that the station main- RADIO DIAL tains a balance in its programs among Weekly the various elements of radio enter- loitered as second-class matter July 29, 1931, at the po,t-athce at Cincinnati, Ohio, tainment—drama, music, news, sports, under the Act of March 3, 1879. THIS IS RADIO comedy, and variety shows."

Published every Friday by the Radio Dial Publishing Co. By BILL BAILEY . This entails a number of routine 22 East 12th St., Cincinnati, Ohio duties which seem simple taken indi- Six Months for $1.00. Single Copies 5cents vidually, but which, collectively, form (Miss Edna Silverton, during The idea is just the starting point. the network of the program director's IRAI.A0 DIAL brings you the latest available programs and news of your favorite stations and artists All programs listed are correct up to press-time, but are, of course, subject to Bill Bailey's illness, will From that time on, the work begins. tremendous responsibility. To list later changes by networks and local stations. write this column.—Ed.) First, the program director must con- them briefly, he must take the fol. Telephono..-.CHerry 0710-0711 J. A. ROSENTHAL, Editor The program director of a radio sult with the originator of the idea lowing duties in his stride. station is somewhat like a physician, to work out the best possible presenta- Vol. VII WEEK ENDING APRIL 29, 1938 No. 50 1. Choose the best possible pro- according to Eldon A. Park, assistant tion of that idea from the stand- grams offered by the networks with program director of WLW-WSAI. point of showmanship and entertain- which the station is affiliated. "He must keep his finger on the pub- ment value. After this has been de- IT LOOKS SIGNIFICANT 2. Supervise auditions. Several months ago RADIO DIAL began devoting greatly increased lic pulse at all times to determine termined, he calls into conference the 3. Attend rehearsals. space to programs of serious music. Readers are already familiar with that what people want in the way of radio heads of all departments connected change. What most of them are not familiar with is the "inside story" of entertainment. Then he must see that with the presentation of a program— 4. Plan programs that have gen- the innovation. they get it." announcers, music, continuity, talent, eral appeal. Well-meaning friends of the DIAL, in both radio and the publishing To accomplish this, Park keeps in etc. The crystallization of their ideas 5. Inject showmanship into the business, shook their heads dubiously over the policy of giving so much constant touch with the Research de- is presented to the continuity depart- programs. This element or the lack prominence to symphony and opera. They pointed out that popular, not partment which surveys public de- ment, which in turn submits a script of it can make or break a station. classical, music held a dominant place in listener interest. To prove it, mand through many channels, par- to the program director following the 6. Hire artists, announcers, pro- they cited the apparent vogue swing was then enjoying. They admitted ticularly by means of fan mail which outlined program. ducers, and others identified with the that a few listeners preferred the three Bs. But they felt that for a fan flows into the studio in a steady Here again, Park goes into action. production of a program. magazine to go in for "highbrow stuff" was pretty much a "noble experi- He must determine that the script stream. 7. Consider carefully all ideas sub- ment." will be the basis for the program par "We're grateful for that fan mail," mitted, regardless of their number or Readers, however, had a different opinion. At once letters began to Park declared. "It settles our first excellence that is the standard of the their source. pour in, praising the increased space given to serious music. Typical speci- problem 'What does the public want?' station. Once he is satisfied with it, 8. Supervise the technical depart- mens have appeared in Serenade and Static. Most of the writers declared Then we can concentrate on the sec- he selects the talent best suited to the ment in the selection of proper sound that the detailed programs of fine music, with explanatory comments, have ond problem, 'How to give it to program, sees that the program goes effects and set-ups for individual pro- helped them to hear and enjoy more such music. Indeed, the volume and them.' " into rehearsal, and after rehearsal has grams. enthusiasm of reader commendations have grown to such a point that the As an example, Park submitted the perfected it—the program finally goes pages devoted to serious music seem the most popular department of the "Musical Steeplechase," a novel musi- on the air. In addition to these more or less DIAL. cal guessing game program recently Although the last few paragraphs routine duties, the program directos. This response is, of course, gratifying, not to say flattering, to RADIO inaugurated over WLW, presenting have traced the origin of a program, must also act as consultant to the sales DIAL. But its chief significance lies in the searching questions it raises the distinguished music of Josef Cher- from the time of its conception until department. It is he who helps them regarding broadcasting's program policies. niaysky and his orchestra. it is offered over the ether for public select entertainment suitable for spec!. So-called popular tunes have the lion's share of air time, with symphony "There is a decided vogue for pro- approval, they by no means complete fie sponsors and the product they and opera relegated to an "also ran" position. If the response of DIAL is grams incorporating audience com- the description of a program direc- wish to sell. He must also be con- at all typical of the radio audience in general, it looks very much as if petition," said Park. "With music tors' duties. stantly developing ideas that are cons. the broadcasters have badly over-rated the appeal of popular music and added, such a program presents an "Among other things, a radio pro- mercial, or saleable by virtue of their under-rated the appeal of serious music. even more universal appeal." gram department is something like audience appeal. That ought to be obvious without resorting to a poll. The American But that's not the end of a pro- the editorial department of a news- Park explained that the actual radio audience numbers some 80,000,000 to 100,000,000 people. It is in- gram director's responsibilities. His paper," said Park. We must deter- preparation of program schedules b conceivable that the tastes of so many individuals should run so heavily job entails a great deal more than mine that programs follow the edi- in itself a job of gigantic proportions. to music of one particular type. But if figures are needed to clinch the sitting back and accepting program torial and entertainment policy of "We try to plan at least a skeleton point, the Ford Hour can supply them. Devoted solely to "highbrow" music, ideas. the station, that the make-up is bal - schedule three weeks in advance for this program receives an average of 20,000 letters a week, without benefit each station. Then little by little, of•contests or other mail bait. Compared with the response to "popular" pro- we add the meat to the skeleton, as grams, this alone suggests ironic quotes. interesting programs are offered by Indeed, the really baffling question is why so little attention is paid to the networks or developed in our own fine music on the air. Preoccupation with "mass appeal" and the isolation studios. The complete daily schedule of broadcasters from listeners seem plausible explanations. But regardless for a station is rarely set definitely of the reason, the policy seems overdue for drastic revision. STATIC more than 24 hours in advance. Last When the readers of a radio fan magazine show a keen and continued minute events of greater interest than interest in serious music, it looks very much as if the broadcasters' conten- THE MAIL BOX the program we have scheduled will tion that nine out of ten listeners want only popular tunes rests on apre- cause us to cancel it at the last min- carious assumption. Dear Sirs:— The advantages of such asetup are: ute. This is true whether the show After reading RADIO DIAL last 1. The station is entertaining its list- originates locally or on a major net- week I couldn't resist writing you eners with FRESH talent. 2. The sta- work. No amount of trouble is too IN RADIO'S LIMELIGHT about summer broadcasting. A few tion may uncover a real radio star great if that trouble will better our years back I was an engineer in a among the performers. 3. The lapse all around program schedule." in good network program would be small station in New Mexico and I It is the program director's indi- replaced by these novel programs. WCMI in Ashland, Ky., and WPAY had marly interesting experiences Iam vidual responsibility to coordinate the Celebrates First Year It's almost impossible to replace net- in Portsmouth, Ohio. sure would cast light on the subject. announcers, continuity, music, sound, work commercials with a program as Pilot Al is married and the father of The radio station for which I research, news, transcription, and pro- that would compare to them. Of two children, a girl and a boy. worked used to use summer months as ductions departments and the artists' On Saturday, April 23, Al Bland, course the idea can be overworked by experimental time. Here's what I bureau. pilot of Dow's Dawn Patrol, will cele- producing too many such programs. mean. They carried a regular com- brate his first year on the air as Very truly yours, His right aim in this great task is plete schedule during the winter pilot of the "Dawn Patrol" program New Film Star the production department, according months when networks were crowded DICK WRIGHT, which is aired each morning except to Park. "The individual producers Sigrid Curie, although reared in with good programs. During the hot- Maysville, Ky. Sunday at 7:30 a. m. are responsible for the entire shows Norway, was born in Brooklyn. Her ter months when fewer programs were *Mr. Wright has a real idea for all under their direction. If they are Bland, in addition to his duties as first role in pictures was that of Ku- aired they had many amateur pro- local radio stations. Why don't they capable—and we see to it that they head-man of the show, writes all his kachin, daughter of the Emperor of grams, not the same as Major Bowes' try something like this, now that sum- are—they can make the program di- own continuity. China, Kublai Khan, in "The Adven- where amateurs are called upon for a mer is here. WLW has made some rector's job merely an advisory, one He was born in Crewe, Virginia, tures of Marco Polo," starring Gary number in a single broadcast. They strides in this direction as did WKRC where coordination is concerned." and before entering radio, edited Cooper. On Friday, April 15, both used to audition for programs and last Saturday night when they prod- several weekly newspapers in the Miss Gurie and Cooper re-enacted then be signed at a small salary to a uced Al Bland's play, "The Complete (EDITOR'S NOTE — Next week South. Before coming to WKRC scenes from the picture on the "Holly- four-week contract. The 'amateurs Romance." The latter play was prod- Tins Is RADIO will discuss during the 1937 flood, he worked at wood Hotel" program, broadcast over produced each of the programs them- uced by studio talent instead of by the function of the production WSAZ in Huntington, W. Va.; (Continued to Page 16) selves. new faces.—Ed. department of a radio station.) RADIO -DIAL, WEEK ENDING APRIL 29, 1938 5

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FIRST CHORL S: Breaking into radio as a soloist is as difficult as pulling a hen's tooth, but one short cut that has proved successful is to get a job singing in a trio, quartet or chorus. To realize this, all you have to do is look at the record. Jane Pickens graduated from a trio. So did Connie Boswell. Bing Crosby used to sing with the Rhythm Boys. Frank Parker and James Melton were members of the Revelers. Robert Simmons, who is making rapid strides as a soloist on the Frank Black-Lucille Manners program, is still a member of the Revelers. Genevieve Rowe graduated from Lyn Murray's chorus. Beatrice Wain, vocalist with

Cob: NIL Boswem. Larry Clinton, used to sing with Kay Thompson 's chorus. The choruses you hear on the air contain some exceptionally fine voices, and it is very likely that the stars of the future will be recruited from their ranks. • EVENTS OF THE WEEK: Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., will help Ted Edythe Wright, vocalist with Tommy Dorse\'s orchestra, gets a lesson from the master him- Husing broadcast the Çolumbia-Navy Crew race Saturday, April 23 . .. self on swinging atrombone. CBS will commemorate Shakespeare's birthday with special broadcast at each Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 6:45 same day .. . Preakness race at Pimlico will be broadcast in May for Drama Critics - Award and Friday, at 9 a. m. third straight year .. . Clem McCarthy at mike .. . Racecasters also to Program Changes include Derby, as usual .. . Portion of Variety Club convention at Hotel Circle Prize to Author at Hilltop Station "Jus' Tho'ts," the quarter-hour Plaza broadcast over WSAI, Sunday, April 24, at 9:15 .. . New dramatic program of poetic readings with or- serial for daytime, some novelty, "Your Family and Mine." Of Season's Best Play Program changs for WKRC are: gan background will be heard Mon- days through Saturdays at 1:15. This The Sunday Players formerly heard Much credit should be given WKRC for "The Complete Romance," The New York Drama Critics' Cir- has been aired at 2 o'clock. each Sunday at 1:30 will now be their first attempt at-an original production .. . It wasn't a bad start, but cle Award for the season's best play heard at 4:30 each week. Musical Moments will be broadcast there's plenty of room for improdement . . .Maynard Craig, a Harvard by an American author will be pre- Musical Visions formerly aired each Tuesday at 9:30 p. m. graduate, had a difficult time portraying the nation's worst criminal. sented during a special nation-wide broadcast over NBC, Sunday April each Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- "The Freshest Thing in Town" day at 5:45 will )1N be heard at Maryland Hunt Club annual race on NBC April 30 .. . Boston Pop 24, at 10:30 p. m. (E.S.T.). which has been on the air for more 6:15 each Monday, Wednesday, and Concerts will return May 4 .. ."Gang Busters," still the best crime pro- George Jean Nathan, critic for than a year each Monday, Tuesday, Friday. gram, to broadcast to West Coast beginning April 27 .. . Betty Winkler, three national magazines and presi- Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday at now on Fibber McGee's show, to join "Dan Harding's Wife" .. . so will Pat dent of the Drama Circle, will preside Ruth Lyons' Woman's Hour broad- 5:15 will be aired these same days at Murphy . .. Swot and Lubin to join NBC Minstrels of 1938 .. . Duke and will award the honorary plaque. cast formerly Mondays through 5 p. m. Ellington to celebrate 39th birthday with special broadcast to fans in Great The author of the chosen play will Saturdays at 8:30 will be on the air Lee Bland's nightly newscast (ex- Britain through BBC April 29. be heard in his speech of acceptance, the same days each week but at cept Sunday) will be heard at 10 • and scenes from the winning play will 9:15 a. m. p. m. rather than at its former time Two canaries that seemed to have lost their ability to sing, began singing be enacted by the original cast. "Secret Diary" will be broadcast of 11 p. m. when they heard the lovely voice of Jeanette MacDonald .. . Fred Allen and Portland Holla, his wife, plan first European vacation this summer .. . Cecil B. DeMille set to return to Radio Theater not later than April 2.5 .. . Walter Huston doing swell job on show .. . Ginger Jones (Backstage Wife) is reported interested in Dick Post, "Just Entertainment" announcer . . . Skinnay Ennis, former vocalist with Hal Kemp, made his debut as band leader April 14 at Victor Hugo's in Beverly Hills, Calif. .. . Big program cooking by CBS officials when they dedicate new KNX studios in Hollywood. • Burns and Allen will shift to new sponsor comes next fall .. . Also to return to CBS, where they got their start .. . Have just completed one year on NBC .. . George McCall's "Hollywood Screenscoops" seems to be doing O. K. . . . Sponsor has renewed contract . . . Werner Janssen, who did radio work last year, is writing music score for Walter Wanger's new produc- tion, "The Adventuress," co-starring Madeleine Carroll and Henry Fonda .. . is husband of Ann Harding .. . Ted Husing, Bob Trout set to air Kentucky Derby for CBS . . . 30,000 people requested seats for Nelson Eddy's recent appearance on Sunday Evening Hour.

"Dr. Christian" leaves nets April 24 to return October 1 .. . NBC to give first broadcast from Sofia, Bulgaria, Saturday, April 23, at 4:55 .. . Ralph Bellamy and Sally Eilers, who had their guest appearance with Bing Crosby postponed because of President Roosevelt's special talk, will be heard this Thursday with the crooner .. . All seven dwarfs of "Snow White etc." will be guests of Al Jolson .. . Carole Lombard and Ferdnand Gravet 1200 kc. to preview "Fools for Scandal" on "Hollywood Hotel" April 22 .. . Same day finds Charlie Butterworth, just returned from Europe, and Joan Ed- wards, up-and-coming songstress, visitin-g Paul Whiteman.

Billie Burke and Harry Reser visit Kate Smitii April 21 . . . Lotte Lehman to guest on "Your Hit Parade" Saturday, April 23 . Benay Venuta's matinee hour shifts to Sundays, beginning April 24 . . . Jane Pickens off Ben Bernie show for vaudeville appearances .. . Fred Waring's We're off again on another Reds baseball season with Harry gang comes to Cincy next week . .. Frank Morgan looking at yacht for summer vacationing .. . Edgar Bergen plenty busy on Sunday night shows, Hartman at the "mike," presented by General Mills motion picture, and two appearances each week at Cocoanut Grove with and Socony Vacuum Herbie Kay's orchestra. RADIO DIAL \\ EEK ENDING APRIL 29, 1938.

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twill wLee Ed. ;d ed 9—anra Ste vensc1(0'fl tylistaio at The suit 15 trictt'y talture° etvointhr ea The three portraits are of that gifted actress, Lee Patrick, who during a short year in tu lape l8 Hollywood has had many varied featured roles. At left she is the female desperado of pea keda "Condemned Women", prison melodrama. At center she is herself. At right, in her role in

The cmlY ccre "Law of the Underworld", as the make-up man's conception of a crookdom siren. trast for _ sem ble ta.' Learning to Be Bridge Wizard grosgratn If you want to be a navY oit wizard at bridge, just 1,), Bre ton follow the timely advice that Lucille Ball seems e ior to be passing along to felt bote "Toy", her pet terrier. „tilY 1.41.. 65 This starlet, who scores vahnomtiairciecra.rnes, her *knapsack again with her featured r the role in support of Irene bat „° ve, The Dunne and Douglas blIonde play er Fairbanks, Jr., in "Joy of Living", plays bridge e Gingera kuP:gertsr s a° the newest way by using s Stewart an "autobridge", the ..eviy acious latest in solitaire games, in with which, by proxy, you're playing with the world's foremost experts in the game. RADIO DIAL. WEEK ENDING APRIL 29, 1938 7 io TURES Now Teamed With Richard Dix 14(ANDID (AM[RA Suede Jacket

BECOMES SONGSMITH— Possibly stimulated by his lyri- cist role in "Radio City Revels", Milton Berle, radio and screen comedian, has written three songs in collaboration with Irv- ing Mills and Irving Gordon, all of which have been published. They are "For the First Time in My Life", "I Hate to Say Good Night" and "Violin's and Violets". Richard Dix, recently returned to RK0 Radio where he last starred in 1936, will have Whitney Bourne as his leading lady in "Blind Alibi", -rat feature film under his new contract. Miss Bourne, former New York stage actress, last appeared on the screen as the leading lady of "Double Danger". "Blind Alibi" rec.tes; -ow the mutual affection of a dog and his master leads to romance for the latter in his danger- Right up on the latest ous mission of defeating an actionful blackmail plot. modes, Anne Shirley selects a plaid sports jacket of midnight blue with cross Steps in Creating a "Snow White" Coiffure hare of beige and a faint line of rust which matches Blonde Vicki Lester is having her hair her boat-necked cashmere arranged by Jean Barton in the new "Snow HORSE STEALS CLOSE-UP sweater and wool skirt. White" coiffure created by James Barker —Somewhere along the spine of Her crushable felt is of of the RKO Radio itudio, and inspired by this, her favorite mount, is Rita beige, banded with gros- Walt Disney's "Snow White and the Seven Oehmen. The horse is a Palo- grain of that shade, with Dwarfs". It is a modification of the Polo' mino that she has named "Don". a perky feather of rust. ular page boy bob. Barely reaching five feet, three Accessories carry out the inches high, the blue-eyed ac- midnight blue in suede. tress lists horseback riding as In her latest picture, "Law her favorite sport—and she's of the Underworld", she is good at it too. She has just been teamed with Chester assigned to be George O'Brien's Morris. leading lady in "Gun Law".

Radio Dial will continue "Hollywood in Pictures" if readers want it. Just drop a note to the editor saying whether or not you like this section. We feel radio and the THEY LOOK ALIKE—With movies are so closely asso- features as similar as those of ciated that you will enjoy sisters, are Vicki Lester (left) this new section.—Ed. and Charlotte Hoag. Miss Les- ter is an up-and-coming actress and Miss Hoag is her friend and stand-in. 8 RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING APRIL 29, 1938

N Denotes r1C) C Denotes (CBS) PROGRAMS FOR SATURDAY, APRIL 23 * M Denotes MBS)

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WLS-WENR WSM WHAS WCKY WLW WKRC WSAI WCPO WHIO Cincinnati (3MW ) Cincinnati (1200 ke.) Dayton (12enke.) Masco. Ili. (870 ke-) Nashville. Tenn.(660Ice.) Louisville. Kv. (Mks.) Cinchmett (1400 kc.) Cincinnati (200 ke.) Cincinnati (050 kc.) 6:30 Six-to-Niners Breakfast Exprese 5:30 Smile A While Tennessee Ramblers .. Flugh Cross Jerry Foy 4:30 6:45 1 5:45 de Drifting Pioneers Stockyard Reports 4:45 11 NI Family Prayer Period Sing Before Breakfast 7:00 !Morning Prayer WCPO News Tex McGuire's Cowb's 600 Asbury College ‘' 7:00 Sunkistime Post Office Sun-Up News 7:15 lEarly Express Call Boy Little Tom 6:15 7:15 7:30 Breakfast Express 630 The Hilltoppers Golden West Cowboys Emmy's Band Happy Hollow Folks.. Hugh Cross Dawn Patrol 730 00 Henry's Mountaineers Brown County Revelers 4. 0. 7:45 6:45 Pat and Henry Almanac 745 Today's Almanac ... 8:00 Malcolm Claire N.... IWCPO Newt WHIO Almanac 7:00 News Report Roy Acuff Early Morning Southernaires N Arthur Chandler, Jr too 8:15 Doc Schneider's Texans Call Boy Dunker's Club 7:15 Morning Jamboree Time to Shine Jamboree Peter Grant, news .11 0:15 Liebert Ensemble N WSM News Hillbilly Try-outs Woman's Hour ...... 8:30 Do You Remember N. Melody Boys 7:30 Morning Devotions 11:30 News for Executives Vagabonds .0 0. Pa Ma McCormick ...... 8:45 " " Call Boy Skateland Entertainers 7:45 Jolly Joe's Pals 11:45 Jack and Loretta N 0 ma a on •oys 9:00 Hugh Cross Eton Boys C 8:00 ¡Arid' Breakfast Club N Slues Morris as WCPO News Brea Richard Maxwell C ee Club N Richard Maxwell C. 9:15 Sunshine Express N... Musical Menu Richard Maxwell 8:15 The De Zuriks 9:15 " Magic Hour 9:30 . II@ Fiddler's Fancy C. 8:30 News Report Fiddler's Fancy C 930 Synagogue of the Air To be announced 9:45 What Next/ 08 04, 8:45 Chuch, Ray, Christine Meador Lowrey-News 1:45 Mall Bag Musical Calendar 10:00 Amanda Snow N Women in the News Newhio Flying Club 9:00 Joe's Jim-for— Stars.- Sweethearts of Air N Hardscrabbie Folks .. 1003 Top Tunes Viennese Ensemble N Economy Kitchen 10:15 Charioteers N Down the Avenue Lew White, organ C 9:15 IA el Homemaker's Chat.. Safety Council 10:15 Natl. Youth. Program Hillbilly Tryouts Jewel Cowboys- 10:30 Music International N I. ea The Magic Hour 9:30 Christine WSM News Jewel Cowboys C 10:30 Swing Serenade N .6 from Memphis C 10:45 Symphonetta Jewell Cowboys C. 9:45 News and Markets. Swing Serenade N 10:45 Vaughn de Leath N... My Health Cincinnati Conserva. r1:00 Tall Corn Time M.... Memory Melodies Bureau of Recreation.. 10:00 High School Parade- Hale's Radio Colm. N Cincinnati Conserva- Minute Men M News, River, Weather tory of Music 11:15 To be announced 10:15 WLS on Parade- Ford, Rush & Slim N. tory of Music C.... 11:15 .6 ee Bit o' Home U S Army Band M Concert C 11:30 Our Cincinnati Merry Go Round '10:30 Variety Talent Musical Program N. -11:30 II 0 0 110 .. .0 11:45 Army Band M ee le 11:45 D. A. R. Program Jewell Cowboys C 10:45 Melody Ramblings C 12:00 WSAI Wonder WCPO News Captivators C 11:00 Short, Short Stories. Call to Youth N University of 12:00 Call to Youth N The Smoothies Noon Edition News 12:15 Kitchen • The Uptowners News 11:15 Don and Helen Bailey Axton, tenor N Louisville ...... 12:15 WCKY News The Afternoon Edition 12:30 ,Res Battle's Orchestra Man on the Street Listener Speaks 11:30 How. Peterson, organ National Farm and George Hall's 12:30 National Farm and National Farm and George Hall's ••• Orchestra C 12:45 I " " Hits and Bits News, Weath'r, Mark's Markets-News Home Hour N Orchestra C 12:45 Home Hour N Home Hour N 11:45 Golden Melodies C 1:00 Val Olman's WCPO News Bob Causer's Orch 12:00 Poultry Service Time ae Savings, Stocks iao t. 10 1:15 Orchestra (to N)... Rhythm Rambles .....Dos Jennings, songs 12:15 Grain Market Sumrn'y Skeet Moieris' Orch 1:15 Buffalo Portents C 1:30 Carnegie Tech %)( Reds vs. Pittsburgh- 12:30 Man on the Farm WSM News Sunshine Sue 1:30 Lani McIntyres 'The Farm's Voice 1:45 Symphony M From Hawaii Baseball Game e. 66 L. McIntire's Orch. N Ernmy's Band 1:45 Orchestra N i Drifting Pioneers 12:45 Langford and Paige 1Jean Ellington N Columbia vs. Navy 2:00 Columbia vs. Navy WCPO Newt 1:00 Homo Talent Program Jean -Ellingtfin N Columbia-Navy too ge 2:15 Kidoodlers N Kidoodlers N Crew Race C 2:15 Crew Races M. Siesta 1:15 Kidoodlers N Crew Race C Motor City Melodies C 2:30 Benay Venuta's Swinging Down Lane 1:30 WLS Merry Go Round To be announced N Motor City Melodies C 2:30 Bill Krenz's 1Bill Krenz's ell ell .. 2:45 Program M Pre-Game Program ge 245 Orchestra N I Orchestra N 1:45 Kentucky Girls 3:00 'Reds vs. Pittsburgh- Reds vs Pittsburgh- Merrymakers C 3:00 Silhouettes of West N Sihouettes of West N Merrymakers C 2:00 Homemakers Silhouettes of West N 3:15 Baseball Game Baseball Game Pe Dot and Pat N 3:15 To be announced . Dot and Pat N 2:15 Program 3:30 2:30 Julian Bentley Rendezvous with Gertrude Lutzi C 3:30 Rendezvous with Rendezvous with 'Gertrude Lutzi C Waltzes of the 3:45 Dugout Comments .. 345 Ricardo N .. Ricardo N ,Notes and News World C 2:45 Homemakers Ricardo N .8 Club Matinee N Club Matinee N 400 Charles Paul, organ C 3:00 Club Matinee N Club Matinee 91 Louisville vs. Mil- 4130 le 00 .0 if t Stuyvesant Handicap C 4:15 Gertrude Lutzi, 3:15 waukee-Baseball 4:15 01 le 0. 0 . . : Sundown Serenade ... 4:30 I soprano C 3:30 Game 430 e. 110 f 6. 11. et 4:45 Rhythm Rendezvous C 3:45 445 Home Edition News 5:00 Great Plays N To be announced C 4:00 Rakov's Great Plays N 0 SAO Wakov's Rakov's To be announced C 5:15 After Game Program 4:15 Orchestra N B:15 Orchestra N Orchestra N . . 5:30 ee Baseball Results Truly American r . W. McCune's Orch. C Jam for Supper Will McCune's Or. 4:30 Marvin Frederick's sae el .0 5:45 4:45 ; Orchestra N 545 M. Frederic's Orch. N 6:00 Five O'clock Boys ... WCPO News Columbia's ChorusK 5:00 Tune Twisters N Rhythm Time Lieut. Elmer Smith-, too Tune Twisters N El Chico N Chorus Quest C 6:15 Better Busi's Bureau. M Dinner Club Quest C 5:15 Sunday School Lesson Salt and Peanuts y 4:15 Master Builder N Personalities on Parade 6:30 Paul Douglas, sports N Artie Shaw's Orch. C 5:30 Paul Douglas N Musical Calendar ... Chick Webb's Or. N Allen Franklin, Sports Community Chest . . Paul Douglas N 6:30 6:45 Jam and Jive M . • • 6. it Saturday Eve. News. Shakespeare's Birthday Picture Parade 5:45 Chick Webb's Orch. N WSM News 6:45 _ 7:00 Kaltenmeyer's WCPO News too Message of Israel N. Renfro Valley To be announced C Tobe announced C 6:00 Message of Israel N Sound Quartet -- Meador Lowrey, news 7:15 Kindergarten N . King's Men 6:15 Dr. Charles W. Welch. N.;, 7:15 Barn Dance 7:30 Talk of the Town Segar Ellis Columbia Workshop 6:30 Joe Sudy's Uncle hatchet Columbia Workshop C 7:30 Joe Sudy's Orchestra N Plantation Party Columbia Workshop C 7:45 Jamboree Hits and Bits 6:45 Orchestra N Program 7:45 I00 Studies in Contrast M News Saturday Swing 7:00 lar -N Ranch Vagabonds Saturday Swing 8:00 Inkspots N Believe-It-Or-Not Saturday Swing 8:15 Songs By Club C 7:15 Delmore Brothers Session C 8:15 Melody Serenade N' Ripley N ..... Session C 8:30 Pat Barnes M Johnny Presents Russ 7:30 Leon Cole Johnny Presents C 8:30 Spring Cleaning N Erwin Glucksman N Johnny Presents C Barn Dance Party I. le 8:45 The Old Tunesmith. Morgan's Orch. C 7:45 Jack's Mountaineers 8:45 Fishin' Weather N 9:00 Clyde Trash's WCPO News ..... Professor Quiz C Talk by Sokolsky National Barn Professor Quit C 8:00 National Barn Possum Hunters Professor Quiz C 900 9:15 Orchestra Community Chest " " 8:15 Dance N Uncle Dave Macon 9:15 Radio Ranch j Dance N 9:30 .. It Ross Pierce's Lair's Barn Clock on the Mantle Saturday Night 8:30 Roy Acuff Saturday Serenade C 9:30 9:45 Dance e. 0 Orchestra Jamboree 8:45 . Lakeland Sisters 9:45 Swing Your Partner tour Hit Parade C.. 10:00 NBC Symphony N .)-NC-P0 News — 'four Hit Parade C 9:00 . Jack's Mountaineers. Your Hit Parade C Design for Music N .. Originel Goodwill Barnyard Jamboree 1000 et le 10:15 Musical Newsy .0 le 0 6. Hour M 9:15 De Ford Bailey... 10:15 " 10:30 a. 06 " Swing Miniature 9:30 Family Party N Golden West Cowboys 10:30 Dick Gasparre's Henry Busse's a@ Capitol Opinions C 10:45 House of Rinck Newspaper of the Ai 9:45 Robert Lunn Kentucky Play Party 10:45 Orchestra N i Orchestra Ruby Newman's - 'Paul Sullivan iTewscast-SP-orts 11:00 WCPO Newt- - Jack Crawford's 10:00 Tall Story Club - Possum Hunters 1100 Dance with News i Orchestra C el Orchestra N Dick Barrie's Orch. Jack Crawford's Or. C 11:15 10:15 Sari* and Sallie 11:15 0. 0 Benny Goodman's 11:30 Dick Barries Orch Benny Goodman's 10:30 Fireside Party Golden West Cowb's 11:30 Horace Heidt's Horace Heidt's .0 .. 1 Orchestra C 11:45 Billy Snider's Orch Orchestra C 10:45 Crook Brothers 11:45 Orchestra N Orchestra N WSAI WCKY WLW WKRC WCPO I WHIO I WLS-WENR WSM WHAS Lee and Mary; Hoosier Hot Shots; Novel- 10:45-Capital Opinions. WABC WKRC odeons, vocal trio; Lula Belle and Arkie, wbbm wgar wfbm kmbc wadc wsbt wwva New Singer songs; Uncle Ezra: Maple City Four; Joe wsfa wwi wcco kmox NETWORK PROGRAMS (NBC-CBS) Kelly, m. C.; WJZ WLW WLS kdka wham 11:00-Jack Crawford's Orchestra. WABC EASTERN STANDARD E whk wave wfla wbap wspd wire (WKRC on 11:15) WHIO wbbm w¡r wfbm -Al Roth's Orchestra. WEAF wgy wtam kmbc wadc wsbt wwva wsfa wwj wcco kmox -Inkspots. (NBC) WCKY whk wave wham wmaq who wdaf I:00-Message of Israel: Rabbi Samuel Gold- -Esso News Reporter. WJZ only -Saturday Night Swing Club. WABC WKRC 9:30-Saturday Serenade with Mary Eastman, enson, guest speaker; organ music. WJZ -Ruby Newman's Orchestra (NBC) WCKY WHAS WHIO wcau wbbm w¡r wwva Bill Perry; Gus Haenchen's Orchestra (CBS) WLS WCKY kdka whk wave wire wham wham whk wave wire 8:15-Dance Orchestra. WJZ only WHAS wcau wgst,wk wbbm wgar wfbm 11:05-Ruby Newman's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY wowo -Melody Serenade. (NBC) WCKY whk wave kmbc kmox wave wbt wsfa wwl whk wave wire wham ..-Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten: Variety pro- wham -American Portraits: Dramatization of the 11:30-George Crook, organist. (NBC) wgy gram with Harry Kogen's Orchestra. WEAF 8:30-Erwin Glucksman. WEAF WLW wgy Lives of Great Americans. WEAF wgy wire wave whk wham WSAI wgy wtam wmaq who wdaf kyw wtam wmaq kyw wwj kstp wave wbap wdaf wtam wmaq who wdaf -United Press News Reports. WEAF only .--To be announced. WABC WKRC WHIO wire who -By Popular Demand: Dramatized Book Re- -Horace Heidt's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY wbbm wgar wfbm kmbc wadc wwva wsfa -Johnny Presents: Russ Morgan's Orchestra; view. WABC only WLW wire wave wham whk wwl wcco dramatization: Frances Adair and Glenn 9:45-Nan Wynn, songs. WABC -Benny Goodman's Orchestra. WABC WKRC Cross. vocalists: Mixed Ensemble, guest. 7:30-Alistair Cooke, Dramatic critic. WEAF 10:00-"Your Hit Parade:" Mark Warnow's WHIO -wjr wbbm wgar wfbm wcau km.» WABC WKRC WHAS WHIO wjr wbbm wgy wtam wmaq Orchestra, guest; Songsmiths, male quar- 11:35-George Crook, organist. WEAF wgy wgar wfbm kmox wgst wcco wcau wadc wave wire whk wham tet; Fredda Gibson and Buddy Clark, vo- .-Uncle Jim's Question Bee. WJZ kdka wmaq wbt kmbc wwva calists. WABC WKRC WHAS WHIO wbbm -King's Jesters. WEAF wgy wave wire whk wgy wtam -Spring Cleaning. WJZ WCKY whk wave wfbm wgar kmbc wcau kmox wadc wsbt wham .-Joe Sudy's Orchestra. (NBC) WCKY WLS wham wwva w¡r wgst wwl wcco wbt wowo 8:45-Spring Cleaning. (NBC) WCKY whk MIDNIGHT-Sammy Kaye's Orchestra. WABC -Columbia Workshop. WABC WHAS WKRC -Design for Music, direction Walter Kelsey, wave wham WHAS WKRC WHIO win whk wfbm kmbc Betty Kelley, soprano; male quartet. WJZ WHIO cou wbbm w¡r wwva -Fishin' Weather. WEAF WLW wgy wtam -Val Olman's Orchestra. WEAF WLW wgy WCKY whk wave wire wham 7:45-Barry McKinley. songs. WEAF wgy wtam wmaq kyw wwj kstp wave wbap «clef wire wtam wmaq wdaf kyw Jeanne D'Arcy is the vocalist -NBC Symphony Orchestra: Pierre Monteux, errnaq who wdaf kyw who 12:30-Blue Barron's Orchestra. WEAF WLW for Johnny Messner's orchestra, 8:00-Robert L. (Believe-lt-Or-Not) Ripley; -Campus Kids. WJZ only guest conductor. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wgy who wdaf wtam wmaq kyw B. A. Rotten Orchestra and guest star, 9:00-"Professor Quiz," with Bob Trout. wmaq who -Herbie Kay's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY kdka an organization that is headed Linda Lee, vocalist. WEAF WLW wgy WABC WHAS WKRC WHIO wir wbbm 10:30-Dick Gasparre's Orchestra. W JZ wave wire wham wtam wmaq wwj wire who wdaf wspd kyw wgar wfbm kmbc wcau kmox wadc wbt WCKY whk wire wave wham for the top as far as music is wbap kstp wwl wcco wet -The Family Party-music, quartet and phil- -Henry King's Orchestra. WABC WKRC .-Clem McCarthy-Sports Reel. WJZ only -National Barn Dance: Henry Burr; Verna, osophy. (NBC) WLS wbap WHIO WHAS w¡r wgar wfbm kmbc concerned. RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING APRIL 29, 1938 9

N Denotes (NBC) C Denotes CBS) M Denotes MBS) PROGRAMS FOR SUNDAY. APRIL 24

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WCKY WLW WKRC WSAI . WCPO WHIO WLS-WENR WSM \ AS Cincinnati (13,30 Inc.) Cincinnati MOO Inc.) Dayton One Inc.) Chicaco. 111. (870 kc.) Nashville, Tenn.(8501ce.) Louisvili• tCy. (888ke.) Cincinnati (1480 Inc.) Cincinnati (700 In.) Cincinnati (ririe kc.).. 6:30 7:30 7:30 Everybody's Hour. 6:45 7:45 7:45 '7:00 - 8:00 Coast to Coast N .-.7 'Father Cox Wayside Church ;di 8:00 ,Turn Back the Clock N Sunday Choir - Wings Over 7:15 8:15 A 8:15 Tom Ternis N. Enquirer's Uncle Bob. Jordan C X .0 0 7:30 8:30 " " Youth Education 8:30 Melody Moments N . '' " Christian Tabernacle. Little Brown Church .11 10 .• .1 7:45 8:45 Program .. 8:45 8:00 Radio Pulpit N 9:00 ¡Russian Melodies N Russian Melodies N Church of the Air C. 9:00 Sermonette and ¡Valley Gospel Taber.• Church of the Air C "" Church of the Air C. 8:15 9:15 I 9:15 Hymn Tim • ,Vienna Memories Weather; News 8:30 Music and American 9:30 Dreams of Long Church Forum Salvation Army 9:30 Music and American Mrs. G. W. Ballard.. Aubade for America Abroad N Aubade for Strings C 8:45 Youth N 9:45 1 Ago N Program 9:45 Youth N Spanish Strings Strings C Norsemen Quartet N 9-:00 To be announced N . 10:00 'Alice Remsen N Dr. Dollar 10:00 Hamilton County Jail Hillbilly Hullabaloo.. Lew White at The Southernaires N --Lev7"Witite at the le 1. 9:15 To be announced N Console C 10:15 INeighbor Nell N 10.15 Church Service . " " the Console C 9:30 Sunday News 10:30 ,Louise Florin N News Review Major Bowes' 10:30 Week in Review i. ti Major Bowes' Wilson and Jensen Sunday Jail Service.. a ii 9:45 Fidelis Bible 10:45 ¡Sport Scraps N The Camera Speaks Capitol Theatre C 10:45 Norsemen Quartet N Family C Weather; Livestock 10:00 Class 11:00 Southernaires N Cadle Tabernacle 11:00 Amateur Hour Amateur Revue Special Lenten Grace Epis-Copal 1. ét 0 0. 1. 1. 10:15 11:15 " " Choir 11:15 Services Church .1 00 .4 . 10:30 Dr. Zoller 11:30 America Back to God Radio City Music Glendale Presbyterian 11:30 Y. M. C. A. Program ¡ " " Salt Lake City a ii, ii a 10:45 0 110 11:45 -Rev. Zoller Hall N Church 11:45 Salt Lake C. Choir C Helen Jansen. organist Choir C 11:00 West End Methodist Church of the Air C. 12:00 Music Hall ,Church of the Air C 12:00 Madrigal Singers N The Islanders To be announced Radio City ,News Events in History " " Music Hall N 11:15 Church 12:15 Symphony N 1" " 12:15 a a Europe Calling C Empires of the Moon N 11:30 Europe Calling C.... 12:30 Empires of the Command 'News ...... 12:30 Rhumba Rhythms M . Rhythm of the el oe Poet's Gold C 11:45 Poet's Gold C 12:45 Moon N . . . Performance N Poet's Gold C . 12:45 Charlie and Jane M. I Dance Sunday News Review Magic Key 12:00 Magic Key N WGAR Station 1:00 Bordertown Magic Key of WGAR Station 1:00 The Lamplighter M .. Apostolic Church .... it 0 12:15 Barbecue R. C. A. N I Dedication C 1:15 Canal Days Melodic Moments .. of R. C. A. N Dedication C 1:15 611 .0 1:30 Sunday Dinner at To be announced Dr. Christian C 12:30 Dr. Christian C 1:30 News-Great Voices I ' " Dr. Christian C „,, It .. '' " 12:45 1:45 I " " ii- 1:45 Aunt Fannies N ... " " _____ -- 2:0i- Radio News Reel N.:' -----.". New York Charlotte Lansing and 1:00 Music Encouragement Philharmonic Sym- - 2:00 - Lansing and Knight N Church by the Side New York Philhar- Philharmonic C .. Felix Knight N . 1:15 Hour . . .. phony Society C 2:15 of the Road . monic Society 2:15 " " Smil' Ed. McConnell N 1:30 Sunday Drivers N . 2:30 Smilin' Ed N .. . Sunday Driven N Symphony Orches- 2:30 The Antique Shop Reds vs. Pittsburgh- William Primrose N .. 1:45 a a 2:45 William Primrose N. tra C 2:45 Sunday Drivers N . Baseball Game .... a a Sunday Vespers N 2:00 Sunday Vespers N .. .. Louisville vs. Mil- 3:00 National Vespers N Court of Human " " 300 Romance Melodies N .0 I. 01 be 6. be 2:15 waukee-Baseball 3:15 .. . Relations M 3:15 Charlie Agnew's Orch, 2:30 To be announced N Game 3:30 Jean Ellington N World Is Yours N ,,. 3:30 Benay Venuta M a ia Vagabond's Quartet N 2:45 " " I 345 345 Vagabonds N , ---c — eo .$ Texas Rangers There Was A Woman N 3:00 Lyric Moods a a 4:00 There Was a 1Musical Steelmakers M The Texas Rangers C 4:00 Marion Talley N a ti, 3:15 " " a .. 4:15 Woman N 1 " " I " " 4:15 Ohio Northern ..x.. Serb Choral Group N 3:30 Mickey Mouse Guy Lombardos 4:30 Lone Ranger i Mickey Mouse The- 'Sunday Players 4:30 To be announced a a a a Ch oir Michael L. Igoe 3:45 Theatre N Orchestra C 4:45 " " I atre of the Air N 1 4:45 — _ _ Clara Oglesby Sach's Amateur 4:00 •Catholic Hour N Joe Penner C 5:00 Radio Ranch ¡Musical Camera N .' Joe Penner C 5:00 Catholic Hour N Swing Miniature a a Lyman, organist . .. Hour 4:15 5:15 WCKY News ¡ 5:15 .. 44 Lockland Baptist Ch'ch Phil Cook's 4:30 The Pepper Uppers . Louisville vs. Mil. 5:30 Baseball Resume ... My True Story 'Right or Wrong 5:30 Hour of Comfort. Ne. .4 • Almanac C 4:45 waukee-Baseball 5:45 Haven McQuarrie N. " " 1 " " 5:45 " " ...... /.1 Joan and Kermit C . Paths to Prosperity N 5;00 To be announced .1 Game 6:00 Paths to Prosperity N Jack Benny e4 'Joan and Kermit C. 6:00 Red Barber News " " 5:15 ¡Joan and Kermit C... 6:15 " " I " " 6:15 Charioteers M Jerry Shelton Ozzie Nelson's 5:30 Harriet Hilliard and Phil Baker; Oscar 6:30 Bakers Broadcast N Sunday Evening News Phil Baker C 6:30 Interesting Neigh- Sweet Swing Phil Baker's bors N ,› a a Review C ¡ Orchestra N 5:45 0. Nelson's Or N . Bradley's Occis. C . 6:45 I "" Melody Grove 6:45 Corn. of Wit Vets. C 1 Spy at !Large N 6:00 Edgar Bergen and Alfred J. Kennedy e.-.. 7:00 Spy at Large N Don AmiSàe, Edgar News; Music — 7:00 Paul Sullivan Church Federation .. a a St. Louis Blues C 6:15 Don Ameche N St. Louis glues C 7:15 1 " " Bergen and Charlie St. Louis Blues C 7:15 To be announced r Lyn Murray's Musical Ernest Gill's 6:30 Lyn Murray's 7:30 Songs We McCarthy, Arm- Lyn Murray's Musical 7:30 Hawaii Calls M Organ Moods Gazette C .. ._ .. Orchestra N 6:45 Musical Gazette C. 7:45 Remember N bruster's Orch. N Gazette C _ 7:45 _ _ Fventi-de Echoes Sunday Evening Hollywood 7:00 Manhattan Merry (txt Sunday Evening -- — Sunday Evening 8:00 Manhattan Merry- 8:00 Tennessee Ramblers Hollywood Playhouse N 7:15 Round N Hour C 8:15 go-Round N Hour C 8:15 ¡ " ii , Playhouse N Hour C Walter Winchell N 7:30 American Album of American Album of Swing High " " 8:30 1Sentimental Music ... Walter Winchell N . " " 8:30 I. Of Familiar Music N . Irene Rich N 7:45 Familiar Music N 8:45 'Irene Rich N Unbroken Melodies 8:45 Vocal Varieties 8:00 1Hour of Charm N.. Grand Central 9:00 Norman Cloutier's Warner Brothers Grand Central 9:00 Hour of Charm N.. 1News Review •Musical Hits N. Cloutier P tu N 8:15 " a Station C 9:15 ¡ Orchestra N , Academy. Theatre Station C 9:15 !Tomorrow's Stars of Broadway IHeadlines and Cheerio N 8:30 Hollywood Play- Headlines and ¡9:30 Cheerio N Original Goodwill Headlines and 9:30 ¡To be announced , Rhythms I Bylines C 8:45 ¡ house N Bylines C Hour M Bylines C 9:45 1 " " ,Musing Time ¡Abe Lyman's — INews Globe Trotter 9:00 'Walter Winchell N...7 Abe Lyman's Ross Pierce's Orch 10:00 Harold Stokes' Or. M WCPO News .10:00 News: Blue Barron's ii.-larlowe & Lyons N Or. I, 9:15 Irene Rich N Orchestra C 10:15 Orchestra N Charlie Agnew's O. N " " 10:15 J. Messner's Orch. M. Dance Awhile I Orchestra C Charlie Agnew's 10:30 News: Val Olman's ¡Duke Ellington 's Andy Kirk's 9:30 Jack Benny N Stars of Broadway ... 10:30 Lou Breese's Country Sunday Duke Ellington's ¡ ii a House of Rinck I Orchestra C Orchestra 9:45 Duke Ellington's O. C 10:45 Orchestra N ' Orchestra C . 10:45 I Orchestra N - -- - - Sign Off Harry Owens' To be announced 10:00 Ted Shawn Harry Owens' Orch. C -11:00 Roger Pryor's PaF Sullivan, news . Harry Owen's 11:00 Henry Busses 1 Orchestra C 10:15 Henry Busses Orch. N Meador Lowrey, news 11:15 ' Orchestra N Bunny Berigan's Or. M Orchestra C 11:15 1 Orchestra N I me .6 ,Ted Fiorito's* I 10:30 Francis Craig's Ted Fiorito's 11:30 Joe Haymes' Bob Crosby's Ted Fio Rito 's 11:30 Andy Kirk's - - I O. . CIrrheatra e Jack Sherr's Orch .1: Serenade Orchestra C 11:4S Orchestra N Orchestra M rc estra C. I WHIO WLS-WENR1 I WSM WHAS WCKY I WLW WKRC I WSAI WCPO WSAI kyw wgy wtam yowl wmaq who wdaf 8:30-Walter Winchell, WJZ WL),4/ WENR -Marlowe and Lyon, piano duo. WEAF vow wire kdka wham whk wspd wtam wire wham wmaq wfla wowo -"Weekend Potpourri." (CBS) wbbm -The Reader's Guide. (NBC) -Abe Lyman's Orchestra, WABC WHIO -American Album of Familiar Music, with NETWORK PROGRAMS (NBC-CBS) 7:00-Don Ameche, m. C.; Edgar Bergen and WHAS wjr preso; The Haenchen Concert Orchestra; EASTERN STANDARD T IME Charlie McCarthy; Dorothy Lamour; the 10:05-Blue Barron's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY Frank Munn. tenor; Jean Dickenson, so- Stroud Twins; Robert Armbruster's Orches- wire wham Bertrand Hirsch, violinist; Arden and Ar. 4:00-There Was a Woman. WJZ WCKY WLS Josef Cherniaysky; Modernaires M a 1• tra; John Carter, tenor; guests. WEAF den, piano duo; Amsterdam Chorus. WEAF 10:15-Charlie Agnew's Orchestra, WEAF wham kdka whk wowo wspd wfaa Quartet; Kressup Erion, soprano, and Steven WLW WSM wtam wire wwj wdaf kstp kvoo WSAI WSM kyw wgy wtam wwj who wfla WENR WLW wgy wtam wire wham wmaq -Marion Talley; Orchestra direction Josef Merrell, tenor. WJZ WLW wave wire wham wfaa wgy kyw wave wmaq wfla who wdaf wmaq wfaa wire wave kstp kvoo wfla wewo Koestner. WEAF WSAI wmaq kyw wire wowo whk -Alfred J. Kennedy, Commander of War 8:45-Irene Rich, WJZ WCKY WENR kdka wwj wgy wtam kstp who wdaf Veterans. WABC WHAS WHIO wbbm -Irene Rich. (NBC) WSM wave 5:30-Phil Cook's Almanac. WABC WHIO whk wham wspd -The Texas Rangers. WABC WKRC WHIO w¡r wbbm wgar wfbm kmbc wcau kmos wbt wfbm wgar wbt wwva wsbt wcco 10:30-Press-Radio News. WEAF and others 9:00-"Grand Central Station," dramatic wcau wcco wgar wfbm kmox wadc wbbm wwl wwva wadc wgst -Spy at Large-Dramatic serial. WJZ WCKY -Duke Ellington's Orchestra. WABC WKRC wjr wgst wwl wbt WLS kdka wham whk sketch. WABC WKRC WHAS wjr kmbc WHAS WHIO wgar wcco wadc kmbc wjr -A Tale of Today, sketch. WEAF wtam wcau wfbm wbbm kmox wgst wwl wcco 4:30-Guy Lombardo and his Orchestra. 7:15-St. Louis Blues. WABC WKRC WHAS wbt wwl wsbt wmaq wgy kyw -Hour of Charm: Phil Spitalny and his Girls. WABC WHAS ¡r wgar wfbm kmbc wcau WHIO wbbm wfbm wgar wbt wwva wsbt -Lou Breese's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY whk -Haven MacQuarrie Program. WJZ WCKY WEAF WSAI WSM kstp wire wcol wtam kmox wwva wwl wcco wave wire wham wowo kdka whk wave wire wgy wwj wmaq kyw wdaf wfla wave -Mickey Mouse Theatre of the Air. WEAF 7:30-Lyn Murray's Musical Gazette. WABC -Norman Cloutier's Orchestra with soloists. -Jack Benny. (NBC) WSM WLW WSM kyw wgy wire wmaq who wdaf 6:00-Joan and Kermit. WABC WHIO WKRC WKRC WHIO WHAS %vjr wwl wadc WJZ WCKY WLS wham kdka whk wbap 10:35-Val Olman's Orchestra. WEAF WSAI wwj wtam kstp wfaa wave kvoo wbap WHAS wgar wjr kmox wadc wcco wbbm -Ernest Gill's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY WLS wgy wtam wmaq -Serbian Choral Group. WJZ WCKY WLS wcau wgst wwl wfbm kmbc kdka wham whk 9:30-Cheerio: Inspirational talk and music. II:00-Henry Busses Orchestra, WEAF WSAI kdka wham wspd whk -Jack Benny, comedian. WEAF WLW 8:00-Manhattan Merry-Go-Round: Pierre Le WJZ WCKY WLS wham kdka whk wbap wave wire wmaq kyw wgy wtam wwj who -Oliver Drake (CBS) wbbm Kreeun, tenor; Rachel Carley, blues singer; -"Headlines and Bylines," with Bob Trout, wgy wtam wmaq who wdaf wdaf kstp kvoo wfla wspd wcol H. V. Kaltenborn and Canham. WABC 4:45-Howard Marshall, from London. WJZ Don Dormies Orchestra; Men About Town -Roger Pryor's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY weer -Paths to Prosperity, direction Edward Tom- WKRC WHIO WHAS wbbm wjr whk wham wave Trio. WEAF WSAI WSM wgy wtam wwl wave wire wham linson, guest speakers. WJZ WCKY WLS wmaq who wdaf kstp wave wfaa wire wfla -New York Drama Critics' Circle Award for -Dave Bacal (CBS) wbbm -Harry Owens' Orchestra. WABC WKRC kdka whk wave wire wham the Season's Best Play by an American 5:00-Joe Penner with Ben Pollack's Or- -Sunday Evening Hour: John Charles Thom- WHIO WHAS wbbm wbt wgar wgst wfbm chestra; Gene Austin, tenor; Paula "Pee 6:30-Phil Baker, comedian, and Oscar Brad- as, baritone, guest; Symphony Orchestra Author-George Jean Nathan. WEAF wgy wadc Gee" Gayle, vocalist, and Coco and Malt, ley's Orchestra and guests. WABC WKRC and Chorus, direction Fritz Reiner. WABC wtam wmaq who wdaf 11:30-Andy Kirk's Orchestra. WEAF WSAI comdians. Roy Atwell. WABC WKRC WHAS WHIO wfbm wjr wgar wcau wade WKRC WHAS WHIO wjr wbbm wgar kmbc -"Skelly Court of Missing Heirs." (CBS) wgy wtam wmaq who wdaf WHAS wjr wfbm wgar wcau wbt wcco wbbm wsbt wwva wbt wgst wwl wcau wadc wwva wbt wsbt wsfa wgst wwl wbbm kmox wcco -Joe Haymes' Orchestra. WJZ WCKY wave kmox wgst kmbc wwl -Ozzie Nelson's Orchestra; Harriet Hilliard wcco wfbm -Tyrone Power: Dramatic sketch with guest -Catholic Hour: Paulist Choir, direction and Feg Murray; guest. WJZ WCKY WLS -Hollywood Playhouse presents Tyrone Power. artist. (NBC) WSM wave wham wire Father Finn. WEAF WSM WSAI wgy wtam WSM wham wave kvoo wfla wspd wcol Dramatic sketch with guest artist; Orches- 10:00-Press-Radio News. WJZ WCKY wire -Ted Fiorito's Orchestra. WABC WKRC WHIO WHAS wbbm wbt wgar wgst wfbm wmaq wwl who wdaf kyw kdka whk tra, direction Harry Sosnick. WJZ WLW wham -Musical Camera: Orchestra, direction -Interesting Neighbors-Jerry Belcher. WEAF WENR kdka whk wham -Walter Winchell. (NBC) WSM wbap wave wadc Mlle

10 RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING Al?RII. 29, 1938

N Denotes (NBC) C Denotes (CBS) IA Denotes (MIS) PROGRAMS FOR MONDAY, APRIL 25

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WCKY WLW WKRC WSAI WCPO .WHIO WLS-WENR VI b M WHAS ri .wirasett (lase wc.i Outhouse, free Inca Cincinnati Me Inc ) Cincinnati (18.80 Inc.) Cincinnati DM Inc.) Dayton Mae Isc.) Chita», Ill. (Yle Inc.) :Nashville, Tenn. (Mks.) Louisville. Kwii 01110k4a 430 Tennessee Ramblers .. Brown County Revelers Jerry Foy 6:30 Six to Niners Breakfast Express .. Farm Bulletin Board 15:3CF lb:44 90 0 Drifting Pioneers Markets - 6:45 Smile Awhile 5:45 7:00 Sunkistime Family Prayer Period. Sing Before Breakfast 7:00 Morning Prayer WCPO News T. McGuire's Cowboys' News Report -. 6:00 Asbury College :3 7:15. " Arthur Chandler, Jr. News and Sports 7:15 Early Express Call Boy Little Tom Doc Snyder's Texans N 6:15 I 2:30 William Meted« N Drifting Pioneers .... Dawn Patrol 7:30 Breakfast Express ;Sing, Neighbor, Sing 6:30 Roy Acuff Emmy's Band 2;45 Lucille and Lanny N Hugh Cross 7:45 00 1111 Top O' the Morning 6:45 Delmore Brothers .... Early Morning 11:00 Breakfast Club N The Merry-makers 8:00 Happiness Garret N WCPO News WHIO Almanac Julian Bentley-News 7:00 Morning News Jamboree 8:15 Peter Grant, news 8:15 News Call Boy Dunker's Club Morning Minstrels .. 7:15 Time to Shine 8:30 jNews for Executives The Gospel Singer Hollywood Highlights 8:30 Rainbow Ridge Melody Boys Morning Devotions 7:30 Breakfast Club N. ef . 8:45 Breakfast Club Voice of Experience Bachelor's Children C 8:45 Amanda Snow N Call Boy Hal and Henry. Jolly Joe's Pet Pals 7:45 Bachelor's Children C

9:0C Aunt Jemima N ,Hymns All Churches. To be announced . 9:00 Mrs. Wiggs N WCPO News Pretty Kitty Kelly C Aunt Jemina N 8:00 Aunt Jemima N. . Morris' Band . .. . 9:15 Margot Castlewood N Margot, Castlewood N Woman's Hour 9:15 John's Other Wife N Musical Menu Tuneful Topics Margot, Castlewood N 8:15 Margot, Castlewood N Myrt and Marge C .. 9:3C Attorney at Law N . Myrt and Marge . 9:30 Just Plain Bill N Municipal Court Attorney at Law N 8:30 Golden West Cowboys Hilltop House C Betty and Bob Stepmother C 00 9:45 Viennese Ensemble N 9;45 Woman in White N • To b• announced News and Markets 8:45 Viennese Ensemble N. Stepmother C . .. . 10:00 Bit o' Home . . ,Story Mary Marlin N Woman's News 10:00 David Harum N IWomen in the News.. Coon Creek Girls — iiitaiY Marlin N 9:00 WSM News - Ruth Carhart, songs C 10:15 The Goldbergs Economy Kitchen 10:15 Backstage Wife N Down the Avenue Richard Maxwell CX Pep. Young's Earn. N 9:15 Popular Waltzes N The Party Line 10:30 Sweethearts N Short, Short Story Big Sister C 10:30 How to be Charm'g N " Big Sister C Vic and Sade N. 9:30 How to be Charm'g N Big Sister C. . 10:45 ¡Originalities N Kitty Keene Aunt Jenny's Stories C 10:45 What Next Symphonetta Aunt Jenny's Stories C Edward MacHugh N 9:45 Originalities N Aunt Jenny's Stories .

11:00 Coon Creek Band Dr. Friendly Mary M. McBride C 11:00 Vaughn deLeath N Musical Memories- 7: Mary M. McBride C Stocks; News 10:00 Time for Thought NX Mary M. McBride C.. 11:15 The O'Neills N Man on the Street 11:15 News Sophisticated Swing Don and Helen 10:15 Bailey Axton, tenor N. Singer and Songs. . 11:30 Farm and Home News Helen Trent C 11:30 Harry Candullo N. Merry Go Round Novelteers C "Ma Perkins" N 10:30 National Farm and ¡Rom. Helent Trent C 11:45 Hour N National Farm and Our Gal Sunday C 11:45 Short Short Story 10:45 Home Hour N ¡Our Gal Sunday C ..

12:00 Home Hour N Betty and Bob C 1200 WSAI Monder WCPO News Concert Ensemble C. Melody Parade 11:00 . .. IThe Jackson Family . .. .. gins>. 12:15 Hymns all Churches C 12:15 Kitchen Basin Street Noon News Review 11:15 Meador Lowrey, news 12:30 Mother.in Law N. Live Stock-News ... Grimm's Daughter C 12:30 Rex Battle's Orch. M Man on the Street.. •• The Listener Speaks . Markets; News 11:30 Luncheon Concert Weekday Devotions .. 12:45 Jack and Loretta N To be announced Valiant Lady C 12:45 Words and Music N Your Neighbors News, Weath'r, Marts Prairie Farmers Dinner 11:45 Dept. of Agriculture ;Sunshine Sue 1:00 ,Adventures in Linda's First Love Noon Edition News 1:00 Romantic Bachelor . Crime •Reporter - Ann Kirk Trio Bell Program 12:00 To be announced N .1 Savings Talk 1:15 Reading N Hilltop House Jus' Tho'ts •)4.• 1:15 Cincinnatus at SchoJi Melody Parade Three R's Business of Farming 12:15 WSM News . . .; College of Agriculture 1:30 Navy Band N To be announced American Schol 1:30 Happy Jack N. Dot Club News American School \r Voice of Feedlot 11:30 ,U. S. Navy Band N. 1Henry's Mountaineers. 1:45 of the Air C 1:45 In the Music Room N IFrom Hawaii of the Air C. \ Gabriel Heatter 12:45 ,Univ. of Tennessee .; Emmy's Band 2:00 Rochester Civic Pepper Young's Family •Matinee in 2:00 News . . . WCPO News Manhattan Matinee C School Time 1:00 Pepper -Young - N - ---1! Salt and Peanuts 2:15 Orchestra N Mad Hatterfields Manhattan C 2:15 ,To be announced 'Siesta Homemakers' Hour 1:15 Ma Perkins N ¡University of 2:30 Vic and Sade N Kate Smith C 2:30 Jam Session M Uptowners Kate Smith C 1:30 Vic and Sade N ¡ Kentucky 2:45 Anthony Eden N The Guiding Light N Nan Wynn, songs C 2:45 To be announced. Pre-Game Program Nan Wynn, songs C 1:45 Guiding Light N. i Nan Wynn. songs C

3:00 Lorenzo Jones N Dan Harding's Wife To be announced C 3:00 Reds vs. St. Louis- Reds vs. St. Louis- Reds vs. St. Louis- Club Matinee N 2:00 ;Club Matinee N . Betty and Bob. . ... 00 80 3:15 :Club Matinee N Ma Perkins Deep River Boys C X, 3:15 Baseball Game Baseball Game Baseball Game 2:15 1 ' " Hymns of Churches . , et de . . I. 01 00 00 3:30 Heart of Julia Blake Dance Time C 3:30 2:30 " " Augusta Choir C 01 . . 0 10 MD 00 3:45 Road of Life N 346 2:45 Road of Life N 'Yellow blank Salute

00 0 Oe ),( 4:00 Neighbor Nell N . Houseboat Hannah .. Notes and News- 4:00 Bennett 8. Wolverton N 3:00 Woman's News Louisville vs. Kansas 00 00 4:15 Don Winslow N Life of Mary Sothern. Maynard Craig 4:15 To be announced 3:15 D. Winslow of Navy N City Baseball Game . lb 00 00 et 4:30 Your Family, Mine N Singing Lady N Sundown Serenade 4:30 Radio Rubes N 3:30 Your Family, Mine N .• 4:45 To be announced . Editor's Daughter News and Sports 4:45 King's Jester's N 3:45 Three Cheers N

5:00 Radio, Ranch Dick Tracy Freshest Thing in Town 5:00 Golden Journeys M. After Game Program Among Out Malcolm Claire 4:iici- Dan Harding's Wife. 5:15 Jack Armstrong Among Our Souve's C 5:15 Jam for Supper Souvenirs C Winslow of the Navy 4:15 U. S. Army Band N 6:30 Baseball News ,Paul Douglas N Boake Carter C 5:30 Sophisticated Ladies Boake Carter C What's the News/. 4:30 Paul Douglas N Boake Carter C • 5:45 Little Orphan Annie ILowell Thomas N Lum and Abner C 5:45 Red Barber Hollywood Spotlight Lum and Abner C Rollini Trio N 4:45 Market Reports . . Baseball Ganse

6:00 'Community Chest To be announced .... Just Entertainment C 600 Terry and Pirates WCPO News Si Burick-Sports Jack Baker, tenor N 5:00 Rhythm Time 6:h5 Dr. Jos. Jastrow N Ralph Nyland Arthur Godfrey C. 6:15 Uncle Ezra N Home Beautiful Ambrose Wyrick . Better Business Bureau 5:15 Dr. Joseph Jastrow N. Arthur Godfrey C 6:30 Melodic Whispers . To be announced Eddie Cantor C dao Paul Sullivan Glamour Girl Cantor's Car C Dinner Date 5:30 News-Sports . . 'Musical Calendar 4:45 Tunes for Two 6:4S Hughes Reel el 00 Stein. Bottle Boys N 5:45 Angler and Hunter N 7:00 Ruby Newman's Or. N Burns -and Allen N Monday- Night 7030 lsham Jones' WCPO News Notre Dame Night Ruby Newman's 6:00 To be announced -- You Said It C 7:15 Gov. Martin L. Davey Show C 7:16 Orchestra 1.4 Governor Davey Governor Davey Orchestra N 6:15 730 Those We Love N. Margaret Speaks N Pick and Pat C 7:30 The Answer Game Sports Review Amateur Contest Those We Love N 6:30 Margaret Speaks N Nedra Gordinier 7:45 7:46 Sue Gregston 6:45 • - 8•00 Now and Th-;-n N - Musical - Steeplechasel Radio Theatre C Janette, songs News Radio Theater C Now and Then N. 7:00 To be announced N. ,Radio Theatre- C 8:15 8:15 Johnson Family M Better Business Bureau 7:15 ¡ " " 0 el 8:30 To be announced N Ken -Rad Unsolved 8:30 The Witch's Tale M Vocal Varieties To be announced •N 7:30 1 I 8:45 Mysteries 8:45 The Old Tunesmith 7:45 ¡ " ii 1 ii ii

100 Eastman School True or False M Wayne King's 9:00 Contented Program N The Spectator Wayne King's Eastman School 8:00 •Contented Hour N Wayne King's 1:16 Festival N Orchestra C 9:15 Community Chest Orchestra C Festival N 8:15 ¡ " " Orchestra C 9:30 National Radio For Men Only N To be announced 9:30 Henry Webers ¡Answer M• This Brave New World C For Men Only N 8:30 Burns and Allen N .. Eddie Cantor C 00 00 9:45 Forum N . . . " " 9:45 Pagent of Melody M 8:45 1000 Francis Craig's .Amos 'n' Andy N .. News and Sport; 1000 " " WCPO News :Jimmy Dorsey's Globe Trotter - 9:00 Amos 'i' Andy N .. Just Entertainment C. 10:15 Orchestra N 'Allen Franklin, see To be announced 10:15 News Moon Magic Orchestra C Notre Dame Night N 9:15 Riding the Range . Lum and Abner C 10:30 The Shadow Henry Busses 'Community Chest 10:30 Andy Kirk's Swing Miniature Art Kassel's Orch. C 9:30 Magnolia ..„J Pick and Pat C 1045 Orchestra N ;To be announced 10:45 Orchestra N 'House of Rinck Newspaper of the Air Andy Kirk's Orchestra 9:45 Blossoms N . Is-

11:00 News-Music Paul Sullivan 'Orrin Tucker's 1100 To be announced WCPO News Orrin Tucker's To be announced 10:0i- WSM News .. . Orrin Tucker's Orc. C 11:15 Chick Webb's Or. N To be announced Orchestra C 11:15 'Nit* Club of the Air Orchestra C 10:15 Carl Ravazza's Or. N Meador Lowrey, newt 80 11:30 Joe Haymes' Larry Lee's 11:30 I Larry Lee's Andy Kirk's • 10:30 Andy Kirk's Larry Lee's , It be 1145 Orchestra N 1 Orchestra C 1145 ! " Orchestra C Orchestra N 10:46 ; Orchestra N Orchestra C WCKY WLW WKRC WSAI WCPO I WHIO WLS-WENR WSM WHAS

-"Pick and Pat In Pipe Smoking Time," 9:30-For Men Only: Peg La Centre, vocal- -Jerry Blaine's Orchestra. (NBC) wgy wham blackface comedy and music; Edward ist; Peter Van Steeden's Orchestra; Paul wmaq NETWORK PROGRAMS (NBC-CBS) Roecker, baritone; Benny Krueger and his Sullivan, commentator. WEAF WLW WLS Orchestra. WABC WKRC wjr wbbm wgar *lam wwl 10:15-Universal Notre Dame Program, WEAF EASTERN STANDAP.D TIME WLS wgy wtam wmaq wgst kmbc wcau wbt wadc -"Brave New World," dramatization-U. S. -Those We Love: Dramatic serial with Nan Office of Education Program: Dramatiza- -Lum and Abner. (CBS) WHAS wjr wcco Quartet. WABC WKRC WHIO wadc wbt wgar wfbm kmox kmbc 4:00-Amos 'n' Andy. WEAF who wgy kyw Grey. WJZ WCKY WLS kdka whk wham tion. WABC WHIO wadc wbbm wcco wtam wwl kstp wgst wbbm wgar wjr wcau wspd 10:30-Art Kassel's Orchestra. WABC WHIO -Public Hero No. I-dramatic sketch. (NBC) ...Jack Baker, tenor. (NBC) WENR kdka .-John Herrick. WEAF wgy wtam wmaq wjr wgar wfbm wcau wspd wsbt wadc wet 8:00-To be announced. WEAF WSM kyw wmaq who wfaa wfla wave wfla wham who wdaf kyw wtam wwj kvoo wgy wfla wmaq who wdaf wbt ...Music Is My Hobby-(NBC) wtam wmaq -National Radio Forum-guest speaker. WJZ 6:45-Angler and Hunter, Raymond R. Camp, wire kstp wfaa wave -Magnolia Blossoms featuring the Fisk ...Just Entertainment: Jack Fulton, tenor; An- WCKY whk wave wire wham Sports Editor, N. Y. Times. WEAF WSM -Radio Theatre. WABC WKRC WHAS WHIO Jubilee Choir. WJZ WSM kdka wham drews Sisters, Carl Hohengarten's Orches- wgy wtam wmaq who wdaf kyw wjr wbbm wfbm wgar wmbc wcau kmox -Cantor's Caravan. (CBS) WHAS wfbm wowo whk wave tra. WABC WKRC wadc wwva wbt wcau -Concert Ensemble, direction Rex Maupin. wadc wbt wgst wwl wcco kmbc kmox wife wwl wcco -Pick and Pat. (CBS) WHAS wfbm kmox wear wgst wit (NBC) wgy wtam wmaq who wdaf -Now and Then. WJZ WCKY WLS kdka 10:00-Jimmy Dorsey's Orchestra. WABC wcco se'Not So Long Ago." (CBS) wbbm kmbc -Steine Bottle Boys. WJZ WENR kdka whk wspd wham wcco krnea WHIO wgst wbt wgar (wjr wbbm wfbm -Henry Busses Orchestra. WEAF WLW wgy 7:00-Burns and Allen with Tony Martin and 8:30-To be announced. WEAF WCKY WSM --Clem McCarthy: Sports Reel. WJZ only on 11:15) wtam wmaq who Jan Garber's Orchestra. WEAF WLW WSM kstp kyw wgy wwj wmaq who wdaf wire -Just Entertainment. (CBS) WHAS wjr wbbm 11:15- "Uncle Ezra's Radio Station E-Z.11-A," kyw wgy wtam vnvl wire wmaq who wdaf wfaa wtam kvoo wave II :00-Orrin Tucker's Orchestra. WAIIC wfbm kmbc kmox wwl wcco with Pat Barrett, Nora Cunnein and others. wfla kstp wave kvoo wspd wfaa 9.00-Wayne King's Orchestra, WABC WKRC WHIO WHAS wgar wcau wadc wwl -Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) WLW WSM wdaf WEAF WSAI kyw wtam wmaq who wdaf -Ruby Newman's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY WKRC WHAS WHIO wjr wbbm %Obits wjr wsfa whk wowo wmaq wire kstp wire wgy wbap wcol WLS kdka wham whk wgar kmbc wcau kmox wadc wbt wwl wcco -Carl Ravazza's Orchestra. WEAF WSM -Lani .McIntyre's Orchestra. WEAF wgy wtam e•Arthur Godfrey, with John Seib, organist; -"You Said It," with Lou Holtz. Ted -Contented Program: The Lullaby Lady, wgy wtam wmaq who wmaq songs and patter. WABC WKRC WHAS Hosing, Kay Thompson, Richard Himber's Male Quartet; Orchestra, direction Marsh -Chick Webb's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY -Esso News Reporter. WJZ only wbbm %vjr wcau wfbm wgar kmox Orchestra. WABC WKRC WHAS wjr wadc Weber; Vincent Pelletier, announcer. WEAF kdka wham wowo whk wave ..Dr. Joseph Jastrow, psychologist. WJZ -Francis Craig's Orchestra. (NBC) WCKY kmox wcau wcco wgar WSAI WSM kyw wgy wmaq titans wail who 11:30-Andy Kirk's Orchestra. WEAF WLS WCKY WSM whk wave wham wire kdka wham whk wave 7:30-Margaret Speaks; Mixed Chorus; Sym- wdaf wfla wave wcol wfaa WSM wgy 'earn wmaq who • 4:30-Rose Marie, songs. WJZ kdka wave phonic Orchestra. Alfred Wallenstein, con- -8th Annual Eastman School Festival Music 10:05-Francis Craig's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY -Joe Haymes Orchestra, WJZ WCKY kdka wire wham wowo ductor. WEAF WLW WSM wgy kvoo wfla Program-Eastman School Symphony Band, WLS kdka wham whk wave wire whk wave ...Cantor's Caravan." Eddie Cantor, Edgar wmaq wdaf wwj who kstp wcol wave wire Frederick Fennell, conductor. WJZ WCKY 10:10-United Prtiss News Reports. WEAF -Larry Lee's Orchestra. WABC WKRC Fairchild's Orchestra, Benny Goodman's "dam kyw WLS whk wspd wham kdka only WHAS WHIO wbbm wfbm wjr RADIO DI AI„ WEEK ENDING APRIL 29, 1938 11

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WCKY WLW j WKRC WSAI WCPO WHIO WLS-WENR WSM WHAS Ctotimati (1490 Inc.) Cincinnati (700 Inc.) Cincinnati (5.50 Inc.) Cincinnati OM Inc.) Cincinnati MOO Inc.) eavtoss Mee Inc.)! Chicago. Iii. Om kc.) Nashville, Tenn. (63elee.) Louisville. Kr. 18201“.11 630 !,Tenhessee Ramblers Brown County Revelers Jerry Foy ...... 6:30 Six-to-Niners Breakfast Express Farm Bulletin Board 5:30 0 6:45 Hugh Cross Stockyard Reports 6:45 Smile Awhile 5:45 7:00 ISunkistime Family Prayer Period. God's Bible School 7:00 Morning Prayer WCPO News T. McGuire's Cowboys News Report 6:00 Asbury College 7:15 Arthur Chandler, Jr. News and Sports. 7:15 Early Express Call Boy Little Tom Doc Snyder's Texans N 6:15 Devotions 1:30 1 Osbert Ensemble N . Drifting Pioneers ... Dawn Patrol ...... 7:30 " Breakfast Express Top O' the Morning 6:30 Roy Acuff Emmy's Band Early Morning 745 Vass Family N. Brown County Revelers 7:45 " To be announced 6:45 Golden West Cowboys 8:00 Ward and Muzzy N WCPO News 7:00 Morning News Jamboree 8:00 Breakfast- Club N .. The Merrymakers ... " " WHIO Almanac Julian Bentley-News I 8:15 News . Call Boy Dunker's Club Smile Market 7:15 Time to Shine 13:15 Peter Grant, news ' 7:30 Breakfast Club N. 8:30 News for Executives- The Gospel Singer. ., Hollywood Highlights. 8:30 Rainbow Ridge Melody Boys Morning Devotions 8:45 Frances Adair N 7:45 8:45 ! Breakfast Club N . Voice of Experience . Bachelor's Children X Call Boy Hal and Henry Variety Entertainment 9:00 'Aunt Jemima N Hymns All Churches. Secret Diary 9:00 Mrs. Wiggs N WCPO News Pretty Kitty Kelly C Aunt Jemima N 8:00 Aunt Jemima N .L Sketts Morris' Band 8:15 Margot, Castlewood N Myrt and Marge C . 9:15 Margot, Castlewood N Margot, Castlewood N Woman's Hour 9:15 John's Other Wife N Musical Menu ... . . Tuneful Topics . Margot; Castlewood N 9:30 Attorney at Law N IMyrt and Marge .... , 9:30 Just Plain Bill N. •Municipal Court . Attorney at Law N 8:30 Golden West Cowboys' Hilltop House C. . 9:45 Viennese Ensemble N .Betty and Bob Stepmother C . 9:45 Woman in White N • To be announced News Report 8:45 !Viennese Ensemble N. !Stepmother C 10:00 IBit o' Home.. . - . ,Story Mary Marlin N To be announced 0:00 David Harum N. . . Women in the News ..1 Mary Marlin N 9:00 WSM News - 'Mary Lee -Taylor C . 10:15 1 " " The Goldbergs Economy Kitchen 0:15 Backstage Wife N . Beau.ty for Sale . Richard Maxwell C X Pep. Young's Fern. N 9:15 To be announced The Party Line 10:30 i Originalities N Hello Peggy . Big Sister C 0:30 Home Makers Ex.ch N . .. Big Sister C Vic and Sade N 9:30 Homemakers Exch. N Big Sister C 9:45 10:45 1 " " Kitty Keene . . .¡ Aunt Jenny's Stories C 0:45 What Next ..... Symphonetfa _ Aunt Jenny's Stories C Edward MacHugh N Dorothy Crandall N .! 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M Man on the Street The Listener Speaks Markets; News 1:30 Marty Dugan . Weeklyr DeLvoowtrieoyn-s7.7 Words and Music N Rendezvous for Two News: Markets Arthur Page 1:45 Dept. of Agriculture Sunshine Sue '- 12:45 !Rakov's Peggy Tudor . Valiant Lady C. 12:45 , 1:00 Orchestra N Linda's 'First Love Noon Edition News 1:00 Romantic Bachelor WCPO News Ann Kirk Trio Melody Parade 12:00 To be announced N Savings Talk 1:15 Let's Talk It Over N Hilltop House Jus' Tho'ts . *ye 1:15 Cincinnatus at Scholl\ Melody Parade Three R's . Voice of Farm 2:15 WSM News . . !College of Agriculture Henry Hornsbuckle 2:30 Farm Scrap Book Henry's Mountaineers 1:30 Music Guild N. To be announced American School 1:30 To be announced Dot Club News American School of v 1:45 Armchair Quartet N From Hawaii the Air C Gabriel Heatter . 12:45 Armchair Quartet N .I Emmy's Band .... . 1:45 Fashion Speaks " " of the Air C. ..e!.. 2:00 News . . •. WCPO News Tuesday Matinee C- 7 Music Appreciation 2:00 Marine Band N ---7 Pepper Young's Family Tin Pin Alley -1-:b0 PepperMa Perkins Young s.N. N T .¡University, Salt and Peanutof 2:15 Mad Hatterfields Presents C . . 2:15 Scrapbook of 1938 N Pre-Game Program Homemakers' Hour 2:30 .. Vic and Sade N Hollace Shaw, songs C 2:30 Reds vs. St. Louis- Hollace Shaw, 1:30 Viv and Sade N. ... I Kentucky ... 2:45 " The Guiding Light N " " ...... 2:45 Baseball Game . soprano C 1:45 Guiding Light N !Hollace Shaw, songs C 3:00 0 e. Reds vs. St. Louis- Club Matinee N 2:00 !To be announced N Betty and Bob 3:00 !Lorenzo Jones N Dan Harding's Wife Highways to Health C Reds vs. St. Louis- 0 .0 t. 2:15 IClub Matinee N Hymns All Churches 3:15 Community Chest . Ma Perkins Romance in Rhythm C 3:15 Baseball Game .. Baseball Game 3:30 .6 .6 it 2:30 To be announced N To be announced C 3:30 !Club Matinee N . Charlie and Jane Cool's Harmonettes C 3:45 .1 2:45 IRoad of Life N House Questions C . 3:45 Road of Life N Ques. before House C 4:00 ée .6 Bennett & Wolverton N 3:00 ,Woman's News Louisville vs. Kansas 4:00 Four- of Us N - Houseboat - Hannah Notes and News- 4:15 le To be announced 3:15 D. Winslow, Navy N City-Baseball 4:15 Don Winslow N Life of Mary Sothern Maynard Craig 4:30 ee Radio Rubes N 3:30 'Your Family, Mine N Game 4:30 Your Family, Mine N Singing Lady N Sundown Serenade ee 4:45 King's Jesters N 3:45 Freddie Rose .... 4:45 Kings Jesters Or, N Editor's Daughter News and Sports It Cappy's Cabanna After Game Program George Malcolm Claire . 4:00 ID an Harding's Wife 5.00 Radio Ranch . Dick Tracy . . Freshest Thing in Town 5:00 5:15 Airliners M Jam for Supper Orchestra C Winslow of the Navy 4:15 Weather Pilot 5:15 I Jack Armstrong . Musical Visions . 5:30 Boake Carter C What's The News? 4:30 1Paul Douglas N Boake Carter C. 5:30 IBaseball . . . . Paul Douglas N Boake Carter C 5:45 Red Barber Deep River Boys C .34 Lani McIntyre's Or. N 4:45 IMarket Reports Baseball Game 5:45 !Little Orphan Annie Lowell Thomas N To be announced to ée 6:00 Terry and Pirates N WCPO News Si Burick-Sports lEasy Aces, sketch N 5:00 Rhythm Time . . . . 6:00 Easy Aces N To be announced Just Entertainment C 6:15 Kentucky Colonel Home Beautiful Hollywod Screensc's C. Mr. Keen N 5:15 Pee Gee Vaireties. Musical Calendar . 6:15 Mr. Keen N Vocal Vàireties N To be announced 6:30 Paul Sullivan Glamour Girl Helen Menken in "Sec- Dorothy Thompson N 5:30 Afternoon News Helen Menken in 6:30 Melodic Whispers County Courier . . Helen Menken in 6:45 Hughes Reel end Husband" C.. !Dinner Date .. 5:45 Famous Fortunes M "Second Husb'd" C 6:45 To be announced "Second Husb'd" C 7:00 Morton Gould M WCPO News "Big . Town" C Enric Madrigueras 6:00 TO be announced. Edw. G. Robinson- Safety Patrol li--gm. 'Johnny Presents N Big Town-Edw. 7:15 Kings Men Orchestra N 6:15 Rhythm Strings . Dramatization C 7:15 Enrique Madriguera N I, „ „ Robinson C 7:30 Wayne King's ,Sports Review Al Julson .. C It May Have 6:30 Wayne King's Al Jolson Show, with 7:30 Lone Ranger . . .1Tonic Time Al Jolson C 1Jack Callahan Happened N 6:45 Orchestra N Martha Raye C. . Famous Fortunes M 7:45 Orchestra N . 7:45 _ 8:00 Melody Lane M News Watch the Fun Go Horace Heidt's 7:00 Horace_ _Heidi s Watch the Fun 8:00 Sidewalk Interviews N Horace Heidt's Al Pearce-Watch the 8:15 Johnson Family M Curtain Calls ...... By C ... Brigadiers . 7:15 Brigadiers N Go By C. . 8:15 Brigadiers N . Fun Go By C 8:30 Music By M Benny Goodman's NBC Jamboree N 7:30 Fibber McGee Benny Goodman's 8:30 Jamboree N . . Fibber McGee N Benny Goodman's 8:45 The Old Tunesmith Orchestra C . 7:45 and Molly N Orchestra C 8:45 Orchestra C Henry Garcia, organ 8:00 Believe It or Not N Time to Shine C le ,True Detective Myst. Time to Shine C 9:00 Believe It Or Not N News . . . 9:00 You Shall Have Rhy'm To be announced . Headline Heroes 8:15 9:15 9:30 ¡Johnny Messner's 'Clock on the Mantle. Howard Phillips C Eastman School e 8:30 Jimmy Fidler N !Here's To You *9:30 Eastman School Jimmy Fidler N Musical Moments .1 te 9:45 Orchestra M . Ray Heatherton C Festival N 8:45 Musical Moments .... -9:45 Festival N Dale Carnegie N Community Chest . 10 :oir Dance Orchestra WCPO News Abe Lyman's Globe Trotter 9:00 Amos 'n' Andy N - .I Just Entertainment C. 10:00 Postmaster Gen. .limes- Amos 'n' Andy N News and Sports. Orchestra C . .Charlie Agnew's Or. N 9:15 To be announced N. Hollywood Screens's C 10:15 A. Farley N Allen Franklin, sports McCall's Screeneps C 10:15 News ... Moon Magic 10:30 Leo Reisman's ¡Swing Miniature Happy Felton's Or. C Andy Kirk's 9:30 Sports: Ruby New- Happy Felton's 10:30 Forward America . Liars' Fraternity Happy Felton's 10:45 Orchestra M 'House of Rinck Newspaper of the Air Orchestra 9:45 man's Orchestra N Orchestra C 10:45 News-Music . . Sweet Adeline . Orchestra C 11:00 To be announced WCPO News Artie Shaw's King's Jesters Orch. N 10:00 WSM News ...... Shaw's Orch. C 11:00 Taxicab Night Club Paul Sullivan . Artie Shaw's 11:15 Night Club of the Air Orchestra C 10:15 Levaggie's Orchestra Meador Lowrey-News 11:15 King's Jesters Orch. N .To be announced Orchestra C Paul Pendarvis' Carnal Craig's 1030 Hotel Orchestra . Paul Pendarvis's 11:30 Carvel Craig's Paul Pendarvis' 11:30 ... Orchestra C , Orchestra N 10:45 ... , Orchestra C . 11:45 Orchestra N . Orchestra C 11:45 WCKY WLW WKRC WSAI WCPO I WHIO WLS-WENR WSM I WHAS wbbm wfbm wgar wcau limos wbt wadc L. Ripley with B. A. Rolfe's Orchestra and wave wire wham wwl wcco kmbc wgst Linda Lee, vocalist; guests. WEAF WSAI -Eso News Reporter. WJZ only -Lady Esther Serenade: Wayne King and his WSM who kyw wgy wwl wtam wdaf wire 10:05-Postmaster James A. Farley. WJZ NETWORK PROGRAMS (NBC-CBS) Orchestra. WEAF WSAI WSM kvoo wwj kstp wfla wave wmaq WCKY whk wave wire wham EASTERN STANDARI T IME who kstp wmaq wire wave kyw wgy wtam -"Time to Shine:" Hal Kemp's Orchestra; I0:15-Charlie Agnew's Orchestra. WEAF wdaf wbap Maxine Gray; Bob Allen. WABC WHAS WLS wgy wtam who wmaq -It May Have Happened. WJZ WLS wham WKRC wir wbbm wcau wgar wfbm limos -Hollywood Screenscoops. (CBS) WKRC en in "Second Husband." WABC WKRC 6:00-Just Entertainment: Jack Fulton, tenor; kmbc wgst wcco wbt WHAS wfbm kmbc wbbm wgar kmox wwl Andrews Sisters; Carl Hohengarten's Or- WHIO WHAS wcau wgar wbbm wit kmbc whk wspd 8:00-Vox Pop, conducted by Parks Johnson 9:30-Howard Phillips, songs. WABC WHIO WCCO chestra. WABC 'WKRC wgar wcau wadc limos and Wallace Butterworth. WEAF WCKY -8th Annual Eastman School Festival of -By Candlelight. (NBC) wgy wtam wdaf 10:25-United Press News Reports. WEAF only wwva wbt wgst wjr American Music-Dr. Howard Hanson, con- wmaq kyw wgy wtam wwl wmaq who wdaf wire -Charlie Agnew's Orchestra. (NBC) WLS -Easy Aces, comedy sketch, featuring Jane ductor. WJZ WCKY WLS kdka wham whk -Happy Jack. songs. (NBC) wmaq kstp wgy wtam who wmaq and Goodman Ace. WJZ WCKY WLS wspd wowo 6:45-Vivian Della Chiesa, songs. (NBC) whk -Horace Heidt's Brigadiers. WJZ WLW 10:30-Happy Felton's Orchestra. WABC kdka whk wham wire WLS WSM kdka whk wave wham wfla wspd -Phillips Poly Pollies. (CBS) wbbm wfbm -Amos 'n' Andy. WEAF wgy kyw who wwl wave wire wham wowo WHIO WHAS WKRC wjr wbbm wcau wgar -Magic Melodies. WJZ only wbap wcco limos kmbc wsbt wfbm limos wadc wsbt wsfa wcco wbt kstp wtam -Swing Time and Dance Time. (NBC) wgy -"Watch the Fun Go By," presented by Al -Jimmie Fidler's Hollywood Gossip. WEAF -Ruby Newman's Orchestra, WEAF WSM -To be announced. (NBC) wmaq Pearce and His Gang. Guest, Arlene Har- WLW WSM wgy wtam wmaq who wyk wwj -Eddie House: Singing organist. (CBS) wtam wdaf vernaq wgy wtam WMOCI who 7:00-Edward G. Robinson, with Claire Trevor, ris, "Human Chatterbox:" Carl Hoff's Or- wire wfla wave wbap wdaf kstp -Lou Breese's Orchestra. WJZ kdka whk wbbm in "Big Town," newspaper drama. WABC chestra. WABC WKRC WHIO WHAS wjr 9:45-Dale Carnegie-How to Win Friends wave wham wfla wire 6:15-Vocal Varieties: Choral Group of 14 WHIO WKRC WHAS wjr wbbm wfbm wgar wbbm wfbm kmbc wcau limos wadc wsbt and Influence People. WEAF WLW wgy 11:00-King's Jesters Orchestra. WJZ WCKY Voices. WLW to WEAF wgy wtam wire kmbc wcau limos wbt wcco wadc wgst wwl wbt wcco wgar wet wwl wtam kstp wdaf wire kyw wmaq wwl WLS kdka whk wave wire wham wmaq who kstp kyw wdaf -Ray Heatherton. WABC WHIO wgar wjr -Johnny Presents Russ Morgan's Orchestra; 8:30-Benny Goodman's Orchestra and guests. -Artie Shaw's Orchestra, WABC WKRC -"Hollywood Screenscoops," with George 10:00-Amos 'n' Andy. 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WABC WKRC -You, the Unseen Jury: Mystery drama. 7:30-Al Jolson Show with Martha Raye, Park- -NBC Jamboree, WJZ WCKY WLS kdka -Just Entertainment. (CBS) WHAS wbbm WHAS WHIO wfbm wjr WEAF only yakarkus and Victor Young's Orchestra. wham whk wspd wowo wfbm kmbc wwj wcco limos '-Camel Craig's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY WLS -Famous Actors Guild Presents Helen Meek. guest. WABC WKRC WHIO WHAS wjr 9:00-Believe It or Not"-starring Robert -Eddie LeBaron's Orchestra. (NBC) whk kdka whk wave wire wham 12 RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING APRIL 29, 19138

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Secret Diary 9:00 ;Mrs. Wigqs N WCPO News 900 Pretty Kitty Kelly C Aunt J.1111111a N 8:00 Aunt Jemima N Skeets Morris Band 9:15 9:15 Margot, Castlewood N Margot, Castlewood N Woman's Hour !John's Other Wife N Musical Menu Tuneful Topics Margot, Castlewood N 8:15 Margot, Castlewood N Myrt and Marge C . 9:30 Just Plain Bill N 9:30 Attorney at Law N... Myrt and Marge To be announced Attorney at Law N. 8:30 j Golden West Cowboys Hilltop House C 945 Viennese Ensemble N. Betty and Bob Stepmother C 9:45 'Woman in White N Municipal Court News Report 8,45 Viennese Ensemble N. Stepmother C .. _ - Story Mary Marlin N Woman's News .. David Harum N W OO Bit o' Home Women In the News 'Coon Creek Girls Mary Marlin N 9,00 WSM News - Peppy Chesire C 10:15 10:15 The Goldberg: Economy Kitchen Backstage Wife N Down the Avenue Chesire's Hillbillies Q Pep. Young's Fern. N 9:15 Popular Waltzes N . The Party Line . 10:30 10:30 Sweethearts N Short, Short Story ; Big Sister C How to be Charm'g N Big Sister C Vic end Sad. N... e:30 How to be Charm'g N Big Sister C Aunt Jenny's Stories C 10:45 1045 Originalities N Kitty Keene Dance Parade Symphonefia Aunt Jenny's Stories C Edward MacHugh N 9:45 Originalities N Aunt Jenny's Stories C 11:00 11:06- Coon Creek -Band -- Dr. Friendly Mary M McBride C Vaughn deLeath N Memory--Meliidies Mary C Markets; News M. McBride -ur-c4 Time for Th-ought Mar¡. -M. McBride C Eddy Humphrey 11:15 News 11:15 The O'Neills N Memory Melodies Sophisticated Swing Don and Helen... 10:15 Kidoodlers N Singer and Songs News Helen Trent C 11:30 Campus Kids N 1130 Farm and Home Merry Go Round Salon Musicale C Ma Perkins N 10:30 National Farm and Helen Trent C National Farm and Our Gal Sunday C 11:45 Herman and Banta N 11:45 Hour N ...... 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American School 1:30 130 To be announced Brevity Matinee N.... Dot Club News. American Schol of Voice of Feedlot 12:30 Farm's Voice Henry's Mountaineers II 0 1:45 145 IFashion Speaks I of the Air C From Hawaii the Air C Gabriel Heatter 12:45 Univ. of Tennessee Emmy's Band . . 200 News 1Foo Continental Pep. Young's Family N All Hands on Deck C WCPO News All Hands on Deck C Business and Industry 1:00 Pepper Young N Salt and Peanuts. 2:15 To be announced 2:15 Varieties N Mad Hatterfields Siesta Homemakers' Hour 1:15 Ma Perkins N University of 2:30 Swinging Down Lane 2:30 M. Spitalny's Vic and Sade N. .. Kate Smith C Jam Session Kate Smith C 1:30 Vic and Sade N Kentucky .. 245 2:45 Orchestra N The Guiding Light N Curtis Institute To be announced Pre-Game Program Institute of Music C 1:45 Guiding Light N Institute of Music C of Music C . 300 300 Lorenzo Jones N Dan Harding's Wife. Reds vs. St. Louis- Reds vs. St. Louis- St. Louis vs. Reds- Club Matinee N 2:00 Club Matinee N. 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N 3:45 Vaughn Quartet 5:00 5:00 Radio Ranch Dick Tracy Freshest Thing in Ton;iï Ruby and His Dear Teacher C -T Malcolm Claire T. 400 Dan Harding's Wife 5:15 5:15 Jack Armstrong Doris Rhodes, songs C Music M Post Game Program Musical Visions Winslow of the Navy 4:15 Little Variety Show N. " 5:30 I:30 Baseball-News Paul Douglas N loake Carter C To be announced Jam for Supper bake Carter C What's the News? 4:30 Paul Douglas N Soaker Carter C. 5:45 Little Orphan Annie Lowell Thomas N Lum and Abner C 5:45 Red Barber Hollywood Spotlight Lum and Abner C Blue Barron's Orch. N 4:45 Market Reports Baseball Game

6:00 Terry and Pirates .1 Easy Aces N To be announced Just Entertainment C. WCPO News Si Burick-Sports . . Easy Aces, sketch N 5:00 Rhythm Time 6:15 Uncle Ezra N Home Beautiful Mr. Keen N The Perk-Uppers American Viewpoints C American Viewpoints C Lost Persons N 5:15 Vagabonds .. Cards in Derby Deck 6:30 Paul Sullivan Melodic Whispers To be announced Barry Wood's Music C Glamour Girl Barry Woods' Music C Dinner Date .. 5:30 News-Sports Musical Calendar . Tunes for Two To be announced C 6:45 Hughes Reel Skateland Entertainers Science on March 5:45 Jack's Mountaineers Ennio Bolognini's 700 Dogs and Game One Man's Family N Cavalcade of — hoo WCPO News Yes or No Roy Shield's Revue N. 6:00 One Man's Family NT Cavalcade of 7:15 Orchestra M . Kings Men 7:15 Roy Shield's Revue N America C 6:15 America C . 7:30 Let's Visit M Sports Review lao Harriet Parsons N Tommy Dorsey's Ben Bernie and All Ben Bernie and Harriet Parsons N 6:30 Tommy Dorsey's Ben Bernie and All 7:45 Whistler and His Dog 7:45 Barry McKinley N Orchestra N the Lads C All the Lads C Barry McKinley N 6:45 Orchestra N the Lads C two Peace Waves Town Hall Tonight N Andre Kosteranetz's 8C10 Dick Bray, sports News Andre Kostelanetz's--- To be announced-T. -- 7:00 Town Hall Tonight N Andre Kostelanetz's 8:15 Johnson Family M 8:15 Lepanto N Orchestra C Concert Hall Orchestra C Intl Looking-glass 7:15 Concert Orchestra C 8:30 Jazz Nocturne M 11:30 Under Western The Word Game C. The Word Game C Under Western 7:30 Word Game with 8:45 8:45 Skies N The Old Tunesmith Skies N 7:45 F. P. A. C 9:00 Janette, songs The Spectator ... Gang Busters C National Automobile 800 Kay Kyser's Musical The "Gang 9:00 Nat'l Automobile Kay Kyser's Musical Gan.i? Bus.t.ers 9:15 To be announced Community Chest ... Dealers Ass's, N 8:15 College N . Busters" C 9:15 Dealers' Assn. N Class and Dance N •It Can Done C 9:30 Melodies from the Answer Me This It Can Be Done C Minstrel Show N.. 8:30 It Can Be Done C tao Minstrel Show N . 40 et It 9:45 Sky M 8:45 9:45 10:00 To be announced WCPO _News Frank Dailey's Globe Trotter... 9:00 Amos 'n' Andy N -7 Just Entertainment C 10:00 Bert Block's Amos 'n' Andy N .*.** Hews anti-Sports 10:15 News .. . Moon Magic .... Orchestra C . .. Bert Block's Orch. N 9:15 Riding the Range . Lum and Abner C 10:15 Orchestra N Allen Franklin, sports Ross Pierce's Orch ioao Leo Reisman's Swing Miniature To be announced C Horace Heidt's 9:30 Stars of Broadway To be announced C Herbie Kay's Orch, N WLW Operettes To be announced C ma° 10:45 Orchestra M House of Rinck Newspaper of the Air Brigadiers N 9:45 Evening Fantasy 1045 News-Music 11:00 To be announced WCPO News Red Norvo's - Women Voters N 10:00 WSM News . ; Norvo's Orch. C 1100 Henry Busses Paul Sullivan Red Nor-in's 11:15 It It Night Club of the Air Orchestra C Andy Kirk's Orch. N 10:15 Sports Review Meador Lowrey, news 11:15 Orchestra N To be anounced Orchestra C Nat Brandwynne's 11:30 Lights Out N Nat Brandwynne's Lights Out N 10:30 Lights Out N Nat Brandwynne's 11:30 Teddy Hill's 0 II 11:45 Orchestra C . 10:45 Orchestra C 11:45 Orchestra N Orchestra C WLW WKRC I WSAI WCPO WHIO WLS-WENR1 WSM WHAS WCKY -- - -Harriet Pa sons. - WJZ WCKY WLS kdka WCKY WLS kdka wham whk wspd 10:30-Horace Heidt's Orchestra, WEAF

whk wham wspd - 9:30-"It Can Be Done:" Edgar A. Guest; WLS wgy wtam wmaq who 7:45-Barry McKinley, baritone. WJZ WKY Frankie Master's Orchestra, WABC WKRC -To be announced. WABC WHIO WKRC NETWORK PROGRAMS NBC-CBS) WLS kdka wham wspd WHAS WHIO w¡r wcau kmox wbbm wfbm WHAS wjr wcau kmbc wadc wbt wsfa *EASTERN STANDARD TIME 8:00-Andre Kostelanetz's Concert Orchestra; kmbc -Herbie Kay's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY whk Grace Moore, soloist; Deems Taylor, com- wane wire wham -Jack Shannon, songs, with Lew White at mentator; Paul Douglas; announcer. WABC 6:45-To be announced. WABC WKRC wit* the organ. (COS) wcco wwl wsbt wgst 11:00-Red Norvo's Orchestra. WABC WKRC 1:00-Just Entertainment: Jack Fulton, tenor; WKRC WHAS WHIO wjr wbbm wfbm wgar WHAS WHIO wfbm roar kn.& wcau kmox Andrews Sisters; Carl Hohengarten's Or- wbbm wgar kmbc wcau kmox wcco wbt -NBC Minstrel Show: Gene Aronld, Inter- kmbc wcau kmox wadc wbt wsfa wwl wcco -National League of Women Voters' An- chestra. WABC WKRC wadc wwva wbt wadc wgst wwl locutor; Vance McCune, Ken Christie, Bill wsbt wgst nual Banquet. WEAF WLS wgy wtam -Science on the March: Dr. Earl McKinley, Thompson and Jimmie Dean, end men; wgar wcau wgst wit -Lepanto-NBC Symphony Orchestra, direc- wmaq who wdaf speaker. WJZ WLS kdka whk wave wire Chorus; Jack Baker, Edward Davies and -Easy Aces, comedy sketch, featuring Jane tion Frank Black. WJZ WCKY kdka whk -Henry Busses Orchestra. WJZ WCKY whk wham wowo Harry Kogen's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY WLS and Goodman Ace. WJZ WCKY WLS kdka wham wspd wave wire wham kdka whk wham wire -Happy Jack, songs. WEAF kyw wtam -Town Hall Tonight: Fred Allen and Port- kdka wham whk wspd 7:00-One Man's Family, dramatic sketch. 11:15-Andy Kirk's Orchestra. WEAF WLS w.-Amos 'n' Andy. WEAF wgy kyw who kstp land Hoffa; Peter Van Steeden's Orchestra; 10:00-Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) WLW WSM WEAF WLW WSM wdaf wgy wwj wtam wdaf wgy wtam wmaq who wtam wwl WEAF WLW WSM kyw wtam wmaq wmaq wdaf wire wbap -To be announced (NBC) wmaq who wmaq wfla wave kvoo wcol wfaa kyw who wdaf kstp wave wfla wfaa wgy wire -Just Entertainment. (CBS) WHAS wjr wbbm 11:30-Lights Out: Mystery Drama. WEAF -"Obbligato." (CBS) wbbm kstp 8:30-"The Word Game" with F. P. A. WABC wfbm kmbc wcco kmor wwl WSA1 WLS wgy wtam wmaq who -"The Cavalcade of America:" Don Voorhees -Dick Gasparre's Orchestra. WEAF wgy -Nat Brandwynne's Orchestra. WABC WHIO 6:15-"Uncle Ezra's Radio Station E-Z-R-A; WKRC WHAS WHIO wjr wgar wbbm and his Concert Orchestra. WABC WKRC wtam who kyw WKRC WHAS wfbm wadc with Pat Barrett, Nora Cunneen and others. kmbc wcau kmox wfbm wgst wsbt wsfa WHAS wit wbbm wfbm wgar kmbc wcau -Frank Dailey's Orchestra. WABC WHIO WEAF WSAI wfaa wcol wmaq wtam wire wwl wcco -Teddy Hill's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY whk kmox bt wgst wwl wcco wadc wbt wsbt wgst (wjr wbbm wfbm wave wire wham wdaf kyw who wbap kstp -Under Western Skies-Dramatization. WJZ -Roy Shield's Revue: Vocalists. WJZ WCKY WCKY WLS kdka whk wham wspd kmbc wcco kmox wwl on 11:15) -'Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons. WJZ WLS kdka whk wham -Eno News Reporter. WJZ only 9:00-"Gang. Busters," true crime dramatiza- WCKY WLS whk kdka wham wspd 7:30-Ben Bernie and All the Lads. WABC Cecil Carmichael, who comes to tions. WABC WKRC WHAS WHIO wjr -Bert Block's Orchestra. (NBC) WCKY whk .-American Viewpoints. WABC WKRC WHIO WKRC WHAS WHIO wit wbbm wgar wbt WKRC from WBT in Charlotte, wbbm wfbm wgar wcau kmox wmbc wbt wave wire wcau wadc wgar wjr kmbc wwva wbt wgst wwl kmox wfbm kmbc wcau wsbt wcco wwl wgst wcco 10:05-Bert Block's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY N. C., will be in charge of the spe, 6:30-Rose Marie, songs. WJZ wave wire -Tommy Dorsey, his trombone, and his or- WLS whk wave wire wham wham chestra, with Edythe Wright, Jack Leonard -Kay Kyser's Musical College. WEAF WLW 10:15-Lum and Abner. (CBS) WHAS wjr cial eveuts department at the hill-top -To be announced. WEAF wgy wtam wmaq and the Three Esquires; Paul Stewart, mas- WSM wgy wtam wmaq kyw wdaf who wfla wcco wgar kmox kmbc wfbm station under William A. Schudt, Jr., who wbap kyw ter of ceremonies. WEAF WSM WLW kstp wave wwl wire wfaa wjar wfla 10:25-United Press News Reports. WEAF only general manager. Carmichael served ...Barry Wood's Music. WABC WKRC WHIO wtam wfaa wgy ww¡ kyw kvoo wmaq wire -National Automobile Dealers' Association -Dick Gasparre's Orchestra. (NBC) wgy wcau wadc wgar wit kmbc wwva wbt wave kstp who wdaf Program-speaker, Alfred P.Sloan, Jr. WJZ wtam who kyw in the same capacity at WBT. RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING APRIL 29, 1938 13

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WLW WKRC WSAI WCPO WHIO WLS-WENR WSM WHAS WCKY Nashville. Tenn. (8001e.) Louisville. Ky. (820 ire.) ancianatt (700 Ice.) Cincinnati (660 itea Cinema« (1330 he.) Cincinnati (1200 Ise.) Dayton (MO het Chirac°. III. (870 Ire ) Cincinnati (1490 he.) _ 6:30 Farm Bulletin Board 5:30 630 Tennessee Ramblers .. Brown County Revelers Jerry Foy Slx-to-Niners Breakfast Express .... 6:45 5:45 6:45 /11. le Hugh Cross Stockyard Reports . Smile Awhile 7:00 Morning Prayer WCPO News T. McGuire's Cowboys News Report . 6:00 Asbury College "Ieo Sunkistime Family Prayer Period God's Bible School-7 7:15 6:15 Devotions 7:15 el el Arthur Chandler. Jr News and Sports Early Express Call Boy Little Tom Doc Snyder's Texans N 7:30 le el le ell 6:30 - Vaughn Quartet Ernmy's Band 730 Drifting Pioneers Dawn Patrol Breakfast Express Top o' the Morning. Lieber,. Ensemble N... le 0 le SO 7:45 To be announced 6:45 Early Morning 7:45 Community Chest Brown County Revelers , •800 te Ward and Muziy N WCPO News WHIO Almanac Julian Bentley—News Morning News Jamboree Breakfast Club N.... The Merrymakers 0 ae ell le 8:15 News Call Boy Dunker's Club Smile Market 7:15 Time to Shine 8:15 Peter Grant, news ... 0 o 8:30 Rainbow Ridge Melody Boys Morning Devotions 7:30 Breakfast Club N 8:30 News for Executives— The Gospel Singer... Hollywood Highlights. 8:45 Hal and Henry Julian Bentley—News 7:45 Bachelor's Childrbn C 8:45 Breakfast Club N .. Voice of Experience.. Bachelor's Childrede Frances Adair N Mrs. Wiggs N WCPO News Pretty Kitty Kelly C Aunt Jemima N 800 Aunt Jemima N Sheets Morrie Band.. 900 Aunt Jemima N IHymns All Churches. Secret Diary 9:00 John's Other Wife N Musical Menu Tuneful Topics Margot; Castlewood N 8:15 Margot, Castlewood N Myrt and Marge C... 9:15 Margot, Castlewood N Margot, Castlewood N Woman's Hour 9:15 Just Plain Bill N ee ie Municipal Court Attorney-at-Law N 8:30 Golden West Cowboys Hilltop House C 9:30 Attorney at Law N. Myrt and Marge 9:30 Woman in White N 11 To be announced C News-Markets 8:45 Viennese Ensemble N Stepmother C 9:45 Viennese Ensemble N. Betty and Bob Stepmother C 9:45 el David 14-arum N Women in the News.. Mary Marlin N 9:00 WSM News Mary Lee Taylor C7: 10:00 Bit o' Home - ,Story Mary Marlin N. To be announced10:00 0 Backstage Wife N . Beauty for Sale Instrumentalists C Pepper Young N 9:15 Popular Waltzes N. The Party Line 10:15 The Goldbergs Economy Kitchen 1100:3:105 Home Makers Ex.ch N Big Sister C Vic and Sade N 9:30 Homemakers Exch. N Big Sister C 10:30 Originalities N 1Hello Peggy Big Sister C What Next Symphonetta Aunt Jenny's Stories C Edward MacHugh N 9:45 Cobwebs, Cadenzas N Aunt Jenny's Stories C 10:45 Larry Larsen N Kitty Keene Aunt Jenny's Stories C 10 :45 11:00 Vaughn deLeath N Memory Melodies Mary M. McBride C. Markets; News 10:00 To be announced N..y Mary M. -1-4cBride C fre-ir Coon Creek Band . Dr. Friendly Mary M. McBride C 11:15 News Jimmy Lee Art of Living. ...)4 Don and Helen. 10:15 George Griffin N. Singer and Songs 11:15 The O'Neills N Street Chat 11:30 Al and Lee Reiser N Merry Go Round Madison Ensemble C. Ma Perkins N 10:30 National Farm and Rom'e Helen Trent C 11:30 Farm and Horne News Helen Trent C 11:45 Three Romeos N Across the Mike Home Hour N Our Gal, Sunday C 11:45 Hour N National Farm and Our Gal Sunday C. 10:45

eo y ara .. 12:00 of Home Hour N Betty and Bob C • 12:00 WSAI Wonder WCPO News U. S. Navy Band C. 11:00 The Jackson Family.. 12:15 Hymns All Churches C 12:15 Kitchen Basin Street Noon News Review. 11:15 Meador Lowrey, news Markets; News 12:30 Mother in Law N. Live Stock—News Grimm's Daughter C 12:30 Rex Battle's Orch. N Man on the Street. The Listener Speaks 11:30 Trio Time Weekday Devotions... 12:45 Man on the Street Betty Moore Valiant Lady C 12:45 Words and Music N Rendezvous for Two News: Markets Dinner Bell 11:45 Dept. of Agriculture Sunshine Sue Program 1:00 Community Chest Linda's First Love . Noon Edition News h00 Romantic Bachelor WCPO News Ann Kirk Trio 12:00 Vagabonds N— ravings Talk 1:15 Luncheon Hilltop House Jus' Tho'ts >tr„ 1:15 Cincinnatus at Sch Melody Parade Better Business Bureau Voice of Farm 12:15 WSM News College Agriculture 0 0 1:30 Dot and Pat N To be announced American School 1:30 Light Opera Dot Club News American School Henry Hornsbuckle 12:30 Henry's Mountaineers 1:45 Fashion Speaks of the Air C 1:45 Selections N From Hawaii of the Air C Gabriel Heatler 12:45 Johnnie Johnston N Emmy's Band 2:00 Setter Business Bureau Pepper Young's Family Ray Block's 2:00 Quakertown Frolics M WCPO News Ray Block's Touring the World 1:00 Pepper Young N Salt and Peanuts 2:15 Silhouettes of West N Mad Hatterfields .... Varieties C 2:15 Siesta Varieties C Homemekers' HOW' . 1:15 Ma Perkins N University of 2:30 Joe Green's Vic and Sade N U. S. Army Band C 2:30 Jam Session Swinging Down Lane U. S. Army Band C. 1:30 Vic and Sade N Kentucky 2:45 Orchestra N . ... The Guiding Light N 2:45 To be announced Pre-Game Program 1:45 Guiding Light N U. S. Army Band C 300 Lorenzo Jones N Dan Harding's Wife Advent. in Science)( 3:00 Reds vs. Chicago— Reds vs. Chicago Reds vs. Chicago— Club Matinee N 2:00 Club Matinee N Betty and Bob • Of 3:15 Club Matinee N Ma Perkins Why Women 3:15 Baseball Game Baseball Game 2:15 Hymns of all Churches fe le 0 IN ell 0 0 3:30 Federation Women's Charlie and Jane To be announced C 3:30 2:30 To be announced C te fe 19 3:45 Clubs N Road of Life N Ques. Before House C 3:45 2:45 Road of Life N House Questions C et le el 4:00 Jos. P. Kennedy N Houseboat Hannah Notes and News— 4:00 British Dinner N 300 Woman's Kin« Jack Shannon C 0 . .8 ee II 4:15 Don Winslow N Life of Mary Sothern Maynard Craig 4:15 To be announced 3:15 Winslow of Navy N Four Clubmen C te 4:30 Your Family, Mine N Singing Lady N Sundown Serenade 4:30 Radio Rubes N. 3:30 Your Family, Mine N Let's Pretend C e. 4:45 Washington Calling N Editor's Daughter . News and Sports.. 4:45 Washington Calling N 3:45 Leon Cole seo Radio Ranch Dick Tracy Freshest Thing in Town sea Cappy's Cabanna Geo, Hall's Orch. C. Malcolm Claire 4:00 Dan Harding's Wife... George Hall's Ore. C 5:15 Jack Armstrong Musical Visions 5:15 Sweet and Low M Doris Rhodes, songs C Winslow of the Navy 4:15 Rakov's Orchestra N Soaks. Carter C 5:30 Baseball—News Paul Douglas N Boake Carter C 5:30 Sophisticated Ladies M Post Game Program.. Boake Carter C What's the News/.... 4:30 Paul Douglas N Howard Phillips C 5:45 Little Orphan Annie Lowell Thomas N pTo be announced .... 5:45 Red Barber Jam for Supper Barry Wood, songs C Blue Barron's Orch. N 4:45 Market Reports Doris Rhodes, songs C 6:00 Easy Aces N To be announced .... Just Entertainment 6:00 Knothole Club WCPO News Si Burick, Sports Easy Aces N 5:00 Rhythm Time Musical Calendar ... 6:15 ,Mr. Keen N Vocal Varieties N.... To be announced 6:15 Kentucky Colonel Horne Beautiful Hollywood Screen's C Lost Persons N 5:15 Pee Gee Varieties Cards in Derby Deck. 6:30 Melodic Whispers County Courier We The People C.. 6:30 Paul Sullivan Glamour Girl We the People C Dinner Date 5:30 Afternoon News We. the People 6:45 Memory Bouquet 6:45 Hughes Reel Stein. Bottle Boys N. 5:45 Hotel Orchestra 7:00 'March of Time N. Rudy Vallee—Variety Kate Smith C 7:00 Sinfonietta M WCPO News The Kate Smith The March of Time N 600 Rudy Vallee's Kate Smith Hour— 0 7:15 1 Hour N 7:15 IWant a Job Hour C 6:15 Variety Hour N. Jack Miller's le le 7:30 Lone Ranger 1 " .. 7:30 The Green Hornet- Sports Review Jimmy Kemper N 6:30 Orchestra C le 7:45 0 OO 0 0 7:45 1 Drama. M Jack Callahan Piano Duo N 6:45 0 8:00 To be announced N. Good News of Major Bowes' 8:00 bi-ck Bray, sports News Major Bowes' To be announced N. 7:00 "Good News" Major Bowes' Amateur 8:15 1938 N Amateur Hour C. 8:15 The Johnson Family M Future Stars Amateur Hour C... 7:15 of 1938 N Hour C 0 0 0 8. 8:30 American Town 8:30 Moonlight Rhythms M America's Town 7:30 ie I. oe 8:45 Meeting N 8:45 1 The Old Tunesmith Meeting of the 7:45

le 0 Air N 9:00 Bing Crosby with Essays in Music C 9:00 WSAI Open House. News Essays in Music C 8:00 Bing Crosby and Bob Your Favorite Hymns )( e 9:15 Bob Burns N 9:15 Community Chest 8:15 Burns with Johnny Essays in Music C Eastman School v 9:30 Eastman School Americans at 9:30 Henry Weber's Concert Master Americans at tao Trotter's Orchestra N Americans at ea te ee 9:45 Festival N Work C 9:45 Musical Revue M. Work C Festival N 8:45 .. II Work C 10:00 Eddie LeBaron's Or. N Amos 'n' Andy N News and Sports 10:00 WCPO News Duke Ellington's Globe Trotter 9:00 Amos 'n' Andy N.... Just Entertainment C--7 10:15 Elza Schallert N Allen Franklin sports McCall Screens's C 10:15 News Moon Magic Orchestra C Charlie Agnew's Orch. 9:15 Riding the Range Hollywood Screen's C 10:30 E. Madriguera's O. N Theatre Digest M.... Happy felton's 10:30 Lou Breese's Swing Miniature Happy Felton's Or. C Andy Kirk's 930 Vocal Varieties Happy Felton's 10:45 News—Music Orchestra C House of Rinck Newspaper of the Air Orchestra 9:45 _ 10:45 Orchestra N Orchestra N Orchestra C Harry Owens Paul Sullivan Red Norvo's 11:00 Henry Busses WCPO News Red Norvo's Henry busses 10:00 WSM News Red Norvo's Orch. C 11:15 Orchestra N To be announced Orchestra C 11:15 Orchestra N Nite Club of the Air Orchestra C Orchestra N 10:15 Henry Busses Ore. N Meador Lowrey, news 11:30 Garwood Van's ee Frank Dailey's 11:30 To be announced Frank Dailey's To be announced 10:30 Andy Kirk's Frank Dailey's Ile .1 11:4S Orchestra N e• Orchestra C 11:45 It Orchestra C o a. 10:45 Orchestra N Orchestra C WCKY I WLW WKRC I WSAI WCPO I WHIO IWLS-WENR fl wsm WHAS

7:45—Sheffer and Brenner, piano duo. WJZ Orchestra direction Dr. Howard Hanson. —Dick Gasparre'S Orchestra. (NBC) wgy WLS kdka whk wham wspd WJZ WCKY WLS kdka whk ware wire wtam who 8:00—"Good News of 1938"; Stars and Mere- wham NETWORK PROGRAMS (NBC-CBS) dith Willson's Orchestra; 20-Voice Chorus. 10:00—Duke Ellington's. Orchestra. WABC 10:30—Happy Felton's Orchestra, WABC EASTERN STANDARD TIME WEAF WSM WLW wgy wtam wmaq wave WHIO wadc wbt wsbt wcco (wfbm kmbc WHIO WKRC WHAS wgar km.* wade wwl wfla kyw who wdaf kstp wire wbap wbbm wwl wcco kmox on 11:15) wgst wsbt wbt wbbm kmbc wee° 6:00—Just Entertainment: Jack Fulton, tenor, wbbm wgar kmbc wcau kmox wee° wspd —Just Entertainment. (CBS) WHAS wfbm —Lou B ' Orchestra. WEAF WSM WSM Andrew Sisters; Carl Hohengarten's Or- —Mario Cozzi. baritone. (NBC) wgy wtam —Major Bowes' Amateur Hour. WABC WKRC kmbc wbbm wwl wcco kmox wgy wmaq who wdaf kyw wtam chestra. WABC WKRC wade wwva wbt who kyw WHIO WHAS wjr wbbm wgar wcau kmox —Eddie LeBaron's Orchestra. (NBC) WCKY wgar wcau wgst %sir —Enric Madriguera's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY —Elvira Rios, Mexican singer. WJZ whk wave wcco wbt wgst wfbm kmba whk wave wire wham —Amos 'n' Andy. WEAF wgy wtam kyw wwl —Gliding Swing with Bob Howard. WEAF kdka wham whk wave wire wire wham wowo —To be announced. WJZ WCKY WLS kdka who kstp only 6:45—Steine Bottle Boys. WJZ WLS kdka whk wham wspd 11:00—Red Norvo's Orchestra. WABC WKRC —To be announced. (NBC) wmaq —Esse News Reporter. WJZ only —Cadets Quatret. (NBC) whk wave wire . 8:30—America's Town Meeting of the Air; WHIO WHAS wjr wgar wfbm kmbc wcau —Easy Aces comedy sketch featuring Jane —Sports Question Box. (NBC) wgy wtam wham wowo Round table discussion featuring prominent wadc wbt wwl and Goodman Ace. WJZ WCKY WLS who speakers; George V. Denny. Jr.. modera- kdka whk wire wham —Dick Stabile's Orchestra. (NBC) wgy wtam —Amos 'n' Aidy. (NBC) WLW WSM wdaf tor; Open Forum between audience and —Henry Busses Orchestra. WEAF WLS —"Songs For You." (CBS) wbbm who kyw wfaa wmaq wire speakers. WJZ WCKY WLS kdka wham WSAI kdka wgy wtam wmaq who 6:15—Vocal Varieties—Choral group of 14 7:00—Kate Smith Hour, Jack Miller's Orches- whk 10:05—Eddie LeBaron's Orchestra, WJZ WCKY voices. WLW to WEAF wgy wtam wire tra; drama; guest. WABC WKRC WHIO whk wave wire wham —Harry Owens' Orchestra. WJZ WCKY whk wmaq who kstp kyw wdaf WHAS wjr wbbm wfbm wear wcau kmox 9:00—Music Hall, starring Bing Crosby and 10:15—Elza Schallert Reviews. Previews of the wave wire wham —"Hollywood Screenscoops." WABC WHIO wade vnvva wbt kmbc wet wwl wcco Bob Burns, comedian; Johnny Trotter's Or- week's outstanding pictures; guest. WJZ wjr wbt wgst wcau wade —Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees; chestra; guest artist. WEAF WLW WSM 11:30—Garwood Van's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY WCKY kdka whk wave wire wham —Mr. Keen, Tracer of lost persons; drama- guest artists. WEAF WLW WSM wtam wgy wtam wwl wmaq wire kdka whk wire wham —Charlie Agnew's Orchestra. WEAF wgy tization. WJZ WCKY WLS hk kdka wham kyw wgy wbap kstp wile who wdaf wave —"Essays in Music." WABC WKRC WHIO wtam who Marshard's Orchestra. WEAF wgy wspd wire wwl wmaq WHAS wjr wbbm wfbm wear kmbc —Hollywood Screenscoops (CBS) WKRC 6:30—Schaefer Revue: Leo Reisman's Orches- —The March of Time: News dramatization. 9:30—Americans at Work. WABC WKRC wtam wmaq who WHAS wfbm kmbc wbbm wgar kmox wwl tra; Bud Collyer, m. C. WEAF only WJZ WCKY WLS kdka whk wham wspd WHAS WHIO wgar wjr wbbm wcau kmox wee° —Frank Dailey's Orchestra. WABC WKRC wcol wxyx wee° wgst wwl kmbc —"We, the People": Gabriel Hoeft,. di- WHIO WHAS wjr wgar wfbm kmbc wcau rector; Mark Warnow's Orchestra—Drama- 7:30—Jimmy Kemper's Company. WJZ WLS —8th Annual Eastman School Festival of 10:25—United Press News Reports. WEAF tizations. WABC WKRC WHIO WHAS kdka whk wham wspd American Music—Rochester Philharmonic only wadc wbt wwl 14 RADIO DIAL. WEEK ENDING APRIL 99. 1918

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WCKY WLW WKRC WSAI NV1CHPC) WHIO WLS-WENR WSM WHAS :•,nati (1490 Inc.' C 7.1 , Inc r ,nr ,nna (ssn kc.) Cincinnati (1330 he.) Cincinnati (5200 he.) Denon, (1280 Inc.) Chicago. III. (870 kr.) Nashville. Tenn. (650 he.) Loulsville.Kv. (8ince.) 7i:30 Tennessee Rainbiiii Brown County Revelers Jerry Foy . 6:30 -Six to Niners Breakfast Express Farm Bulletin Board 5:30 6:45 Drifting Pioneers Stockyard Reports 6:45 Smile Awhile 5:45

7:00 Sunkistime - Family Prayer Period Christian Science 7:00 Morning Prayer WCPO News T. McGuire's Cowboy's- News Riport 6:00- Asbury College 7:15 Arthur Chandler. Jr. Sun Up News 7:15 Early Express Call Boy Little Tom Doc Snyder's Texans N 6:15 Devotions O. 1. 130 William Meader N Drifting Pioneers Dawn Patrol . 7:30 Breakfast Express Sing, Neighbor,. Sing 6:30 Roy Acuff Emmy's Eland 7:45 Lucille á Lanny N Hugh Cross 7:45 Top o' the Morning 6:45 Delmore Brothers Early Morning 100 Breakfast Club N The Merrymakers ... I " " 8:00 Happiness Garret N WCPO News WHIO Almanac Julian Bentley-News 700 Morning News Jamboree 1:15 Peter Grant, news i" 8:15 News Call Boy Dunker's Club Morning Minstrels .. 7:15 Time to Shine • 8:3C .1 le News for Executives- The Gospel Singer ., Hollywood Highlights. Rainbow Ridge Melody Boys Morning Devotions 7:30 Breakfast Club N 845 Breakfast Club N Voice of Experience .. Bachelor's Children IC 8:45 Amanda Snow N Call Boy Hal and Henry Jolly Joe's Pet Pals 7:45 Bachelor's Children C

tax) Aunt Jemima N Hymns All Churches Secret Diary 9:00 Mrs. Wiggs N WCPO News Pretty Kitty Kelly C Aunt Jemima N 8:00 Aunt Jemima N ISkeet: Morris' Band 9:15 Margot, Castlewood N Margot, Castlewood N Woman's Hour 9:15 John's Other Wife N Musical Menu Tuneful Topics Margot; Castlewood N 8:15 Margot, Castlewood N Myrt and Marge C . up Attorney at Law N . Myrt and Marge 9:30 Just Plain Bill N Municipal Court Attorney at Law N 8:30 Golden West Cowboys Hilltop House C te 9:45 Viennese Ensemble N. Betty and Bob Stepmother C 9:45 Woman in White N To be announced News Report 8:45 Viennese Ensemble N ,Stepmother C 10:0-Ii David Harum N - rem Bit cí' Horrre'. Story Mary Marlin N ,Wornah's News Women in the News Coon Creek Girls.7, .May Marlin N 9:00 WSM News 10:15 'The Goldberg: Economy Kitchen 10:15 Backstage Wife N Down the Avenue Richard Maxwell C.1( Pep. Young's Fem. 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RADIO DIAL,WEEK ENDING APRIL 29, 1938 Magic Key Program To Originate In Cincinnati

Week's Serious Music in Review Symphony Orchestra,

(AU Times are Eastern Standard) Nocturne and Scherzo, from "A Mid- summer Night's Dream",, ,Mendelssohn Lawrence Featured THURSDAY, APRIL 21 Invitation to the Dance Weber ESSAYS IN Music Viétor Bay illustrating an essay on MAGIC KEY or RCA --‘‘ovi2e From Music Hall "The Shepherd" with symphonic and Marjorie Lawrence, soprano, solo- operatic selections, 10:00 p. m., CBS ist, with the Cincinnati Symphony —WKRC, WHIO. Orchestra, directed by Eugene Coos- Almost four years after his death, Frederick Delius is generally con- Shepherd's Piping, Prelude to Act III, sens, from Music Hall, in Cincinnati, sidered by critics one of the world's outstanding musicians. His name is from "Tristan und Isolde" Wagner., 1:00 p. m., NBC—WLW, WLS, The Little Shepherd Debussy bracketed along with those of Henry Purcell and Sir Edward Elgar, as the The Little Shepherd's Dance Watts WSM. foremost on England's roster of composers. His works often are listed on Shepherd's Dance, from "Henry VIII," German Academic Festival Overture Brahma symphony orchestra programs, and with growing frequency they are being Song of the Shepherd Lehl, from "The a) Aria, "Divinites du Styx," from Snow Maiden' Rimsky-Korsakov "Alceste" Gluck broadcast on the major radio programs. Last week the New York Phil- , Fifth Movement. "Shepherd's Song," b) Dido's Lament, from "Dido and harmonic and Schola Cantorum gave a splendid rendition of his varia- from "Pastoral" Symphony....Beethoven • Aeneas" Purcell Marjorie Lawrence, Soloist tions on an old slave song "Appalachia." This week the Schola and the Allegro Motto, from "Euroica" Symphony FRIDAY, APRIL 22 No. 3 in E-flat Major Beethoven NBC Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of the fonner's able conduc- "Fetes," from Three Nocturnes for INTERNATIONAL BROADCASTING 0 rchestra Debussy tor, Hugh Ross, will perform "A Mass of Life." The Columbia Chamber UNION Three Lieder Hugo Wolf Orchestra will air an "Air and Dance" and "Two Aquarelles." a) Gebet; b) Der Rattenfaenger; Compositions by native Norwegian C) Gesang Weislas Until his sister Clare published a'comprehensive biography of Delius Marjorie Lawrence, Soloist several years ago, scarcely another composer was the center of more con- composers played by the Oslo Phil- Bacchanale, from Three Nature Poems, harmonic Orchestra, Norway, direct- Goossens flicting misconceptions. Reading her books, music lovers learned that ed by Hugo Kramm, 2:30 p. m., Delius was descended from an old German family which had migrated NBC—WSM. NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC to England, and not from a non-Aryan Dutch ancestry. They learned that, Canto Ostinate, Op. 9 Saeverud Eugene List, pianist, and Harry far from being a fanciful and aesthetic sky-traveler bound up in an atmos- Concerto in A Major for Violin and Glantz, trumpeter, soloists, with the phere of etherial clouds and moonbeams, he was an adventurous pleasure- Orchestra Sinding Ernst Glaser, Soloist New York Philharmonic Symphony loving human being who happened to have a greater affection for music Orchestra, directed by John Barbi- than he did for his father's wool market business. Another volume of rem- SATURDAY, APRIL 23 rolli, 2:00 p. in., CBS — WKRC, iniscences by Eric Fenby, who acted as Delius' amanuensis after the composer EUGENE GOOSSENS CINCINNATI CONSERVATORY WHIO, WHAS. became blind in his later years, went even further in dispelling fallacious Severin Eeisenberger, pianist, as Overture, from "Der Freischutz"....Weber theories. Both biographies are entertaining and well worth reading. Music lovers in Cincinnati will be soloist, with the Conservatory Sym- "Tuolomne," Indian Piece for Trumpet offered a full-course dinner in music, and Orchestra Maganini The Delius family went to England from Bielefeld, Germany, in the early phony Orchestra, directed by Alex- Harry Glantz, Soloist part of the last century. They prospered in the merçantile business in as Deems Taylor would say, when the Suite for Orchestra, from "The Fire ander von Kreisler, and the Madrigal Bird," Stravinsky Yorkshire, and being in the upper strata of society, the Delius children "Magic Key of R. C. A." program, Singers, directed by Dr. John A. Hoff- Concerto in G Major for Piano and originates from Cincinnati's Music Orchestra Ravel lived a rather restricted existence. Frederick, called Fritz by an adoring man, 11:00 a. m., CBS—WKRC, Eugene List, Soloist assortment of eight sisters and four brothers, was born in January, 1862. Hall, Sunday, April 24, at 1:00 p. m. Suite, from "Facade" (based on poems (E.S.T.) to be broadcast through WHAS. by Edith Sitwell) Walton The children spoke of their father sub rosa as a marinet, and it was prob- Concerto in G Major for Piano and • • ably the negative attitude of Julius Delius which turned young Fritz toward WLW over NBC, including WLS end Orchestra, No, 17 Mozart WSM. a) Prelude. Op. 32, No. 5....RachmaninofF FORD SUNDAY EVENING HOUR the field of music. The boy showed his rebellious attitude at an early age b) Prelude in B-flat Minor Chopin John Charles Thomas, barytone, Marjorie Lawrence, well known c) Prelude, Op. 34, No. 10—Shostakovitch by insisting upon reading "penny dreadfuls"—detective and mystery books— d) Prelude Bach soloist for his second guest appear- literature frowned upon by the elder Delius. Metropolitan soprano, who appeared Severin Eisenberger, Soloist ance this season, with the Ford Sym- Frederick showed his stubborn nature later when he tried learning the in an all-Wagner program with the a) Phyllis Farewell Bateson phony Orchestra, directed by Fritz Symphony Orchestra afew weeks ago, b) How May I Fly Marenzio rudiments of his father's trade, then later informed him he hated the whole c) All Creatures Now are Merry-Minded, Reiner, 8:00 P.m., CBS — WKRC, idea of being a merchant. His father allowed him to depart for Florida will be the guest soloist on the spe- Benet WHAS, WHIO. cial broadcast. d) Fa, la, la, I Cannot Conceal It..Certon in his early twentfes with the intention of growing oranges up the St. John's e) When Flow'ry Meadows Palestrina Overture, from "Ruy Blas"...Mendelssohn This special broadcast will recall f) In the Merry Spring Ravenscroft river from Jacksonville. It was there he got his first real taste of nature Monologue, from "Andrea Chenier," to many Cincinnatians how Rosa 6) Calm Be Thy Sleep Nobel Cain Act III Giordano and his first instruction in composing music from an organist by the name The Madrigal Singer John Charles Thomas, Soloist Ponselle and Frank Forrest visited • Triana, from the Suite "Iberia"...Albeniz of Thomas A. Ward. The orange trade was no better than the wool mar- the Queen City last spring on the xamarinskaia Glinka ket, the young man found, and he tried successively teaching piano and NBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA a) May Day Carol Taylor good will Ford Symphony Concerts, b) I Heard a Forest Praying...De Rose violin lessons at a private girls' school in Danville, Va., and playing a NBC Symphony Orchestra and the c) When I Think Upon the and received a-magnificent welcome. Maidens Head church organ in New York City. It was the Norwegian composer, Edward Schola Cantorum of New York, di- Perhaps the networks will continue to John Charles Thomas, soloist Grieg, who finally convinced the father that Delius should go to Leipzig rected by Hugh Ross, guest conduc- Scherzo, from Symphony No. 4 in favor our music-loving city with such F Major, Op, 36 Tchaikovsky to study music' formally. tor, 10:00 p. m., NBC—WSAI a) The Ninety and Nine Campion programs. A Mass of Life Delius b) My God, I Thank Thee Maker Meanwhile the composer had had sufficient time to formulate his musical Mr. Thomas and Chorus Julia Peters, soprano; Lilian Knowles, theories. By the time he was 30, he had written several operas whcih were for the dead," Delius decided to write contralto; Fred Hufsmith, tenor; Rob- MONDAY, APRIL 25 ert Micholson, barytone—Soloists never produced and a series of orchestra tone poems which were performed COLUMBIA CHAMBER ORCHESTRA • a mass for the living, setting por- Suite for Orchestra, "Tsar Saltan" eventually. His works were for a long time received indifferently in Eng- Rimsky-Korsakov Bernard Herrmann, directing the tions of Nietzsche's work to music. land, and it was only with the help of such intelligent sponsors as Sir seventh of the Handel Concert Ser- He was assisted in the work by a SUNDAY, APRIL 24 Thomas Beecham and Eugene Goossens that they won their way to deserved ies, 5:00 p. m., CBS. friend, Fritz Cassirer. Written in NBC HOME SYMPHONY popularity. Among his compositions which merit attention are his orches- Concerto Grosso No. 7 Handel 1905, the "requiem" was not heard Ernest LaPrade, directing the NBC Air and Dance Delius tral pieces, "In a Summer Garden," "A Dance Rhapsody," "On Hearing until the Schola presented it at a Two Aquarelles, " A Summer Night Home Symphony Orchestra, 12:00 on the Water," Arr. by Fenby., Delius the First Cuckoo in Spring," "A Summer Night On the River," "Brigg Fair," New York concert in January, this noon, NBC—WSAI. Serenade for String Orchestra....Warlock —choral numbers, "Sea-Drift," "Songs Of the Sunset," "A Song of the year. High Hills," "Cynara,"—operas, "Koanga," "Village Romeo and Juliet," The Columbia Chamber Orchestra, March Militaire in D Major Schubert EASTMAN SCHOOL FESTIVAL Sarabande Handel "Margot la Rouge,"—and a number of songs, and chamber music pieces. Monday afternoon, will devote time Minuet, from Divertimento No. 17 Mozart Frederick Fennell, directing the Overture, from "Stradella" Flotow The very titles suggest Delius' interest in nature and the life of country left over from performance of Han- Eastman School Symphony Band, fea- people. ders Seventh Concerto Grosso to • turing performances from manuscript Music HALL ON THE MR The music of Delius is most like that of Debussy in its texture, .though playing Delius' "Air and Dance" and of works by three Eastman School the composer denied any relationship with the French composer. His favorite "Two Aquarelles." The latter muisc Erno Rapee, conducting the Radio students, Bernet Tuthill, Ernest Lyon, musicians were Chopin, Brahms, Wagner, Grieg, and Tchaikovsky. His was arranged for string orchestra by City Music Hall Symphony Orches- and Gardner Read, 9:00 p.m., NBC tra, 11:30 a. m., NBC—WLW, WLS, style of composition has been described as "conservative, seductive, and Eric Fenby, the Englishman's aman- —WCKY, WLS. WSM, WCKY. emotional—resplendently iridescent with chromatic rays and aureoles." "A uensis. Originally the music formed The Skyliner Alford Mass of Life," to be performed by the NBC Symphony Orchestra and the basis of two unaccompanied part Symphony No. I in C Major, Cl ietloven "On the Trail," from Grand Can- yon Suite Grofe Schola Cantorum, Saturday night, was inspired by the pagan philosophy songs intended by the composer "to a) Aria, "Abscheulicher," from "Fidelio," Cowboy Lament Kline Beethoven Overture for Symphonic Band Tuthill of Friederich Nietzsche's "Book for All and None," which read during his be sung of a summer's night on the b) Two Songs Marx Chorale for Two Brass Choirs Lyon youth, left a lasting impression. "Because enough masses had been written water." Viola Philo, Soprano, Soloist Prayers of Steel Read RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING APRIL 29, 1938

the intellectual class. He is, however, contestants with the right sort of WE SELL CROSLEY NBC Salutes Notre extremely shrewd, entirely unselfcon- mental metal will ignore its discour- "SHELVAbOke Dame University in scious, and has a childlike willingness aging implications." to talk about the devices he uses, many * * • Special Broadcast of which society in general would call Another life annuity contest has unsportsmanlike at least. He is been announced. The manufacturers Notre Dame University graduates aggrievedly impatient with the stupi- of Libby's Food Products offer $1,000 throughout the United States will join dities of contest sponsors, and flies in- every year for life as first prize in a to vituperative rages when the finger in a radio reunion on Monday, April short statement contest. If winner Tubes delivered free of charge and complete 25, when NBC salutes Universal of criticism is pointed at the profes- chooses a lump sum instead, it will be analysis of your radio trouble- without cost or Notre Dame Night with a special sional. $12,000. 3,261 other prizes range broadcast at 10:15 p. m. (E.S.T.). "In another chapter the author de- from $2,000 cash down to $2 worth obligation. All work guaranteed by technical The entire student body, the Uni- clares, "By this time is must be clear, of groceries. Details at dealers. Closes eXperts in your home. versity Band, the Glee Club, songs by quite so, that the entire contest idea July 9. John McCormack, famous Irish tenor, is built upon insincerity and hypo- The Postmaster General has an- cracy." Further on he writes the key- and brief addresses by the Rev. John nounced that Elaine Rawlinson of FO'Hara, Notre Dame president, and sentence to his whole discussion of the New York City won the stamp design- contestrade when he asks: "Have con- Elmer Lapien, football coach, will be ing prize offered by the procurement heard. tests become too big to be honest?" division of the treasury. The stamp The program will open in the Mr. Willets concludes: "It is ap- is lc and will be on sale beginning Notre Dame Gymnasium. After a parent that Mr. Bender based his en- April 25. musical program the broadcast will tire analysis of contests upon the un- Life Savers of Port Chester, N. Y., switch to Washington, where William ethical practices of a few ruthless offer $1,000 in 101 cash prizes in a WE SELL CROSLEY RADIOS Cotter, National President of the prize seekers and a half dozen equally new contest. Ten words on "Why do Notre Dame Alumni Association, will unethical sponsors, overlooking the you like Assort-O-Mint Life Savers?" introduce Father O'Hara. John Mc- millions who consider contests a pleas- Entry card with 5c purchase. Closes Symphony Concerts Cormack will sing from the NBC ant pastime and the thousands- of July 30th. Last of the Season sponsors whose prize offers have never Hollywood studios, and the program In a DRIVE SAFELY crusade, the EUGENE COOSSENS, Conducting will close in Notre Dame, with a talk been touched by the breath of scandal. Wofford Oil Company will offer FRIDAY SATURDAY "Although a reading of Mr. Ben- by Coach Layden and selections by $1,000 in cash prizes each month for AT 2:45 MUSIC HALL AT 8:30 the Band and Glee Club. der's scathing denunciation of prize eight months. Subjects will change TICKETS AVAILABLE AT $1.50 TO $2.50 AT TICKET OFFICE contesting leaves a bitter taste in the monthly—for April it is slogans. First 121 E. Fourth Street (Phone CHerry 2538) beginning Tuesdas IN RADIO'S LIMELIGHT mouth, it is reasonable to assume that pri7e $250. (Continued from Page 4) 7= CBS, including WKRC, WHAS, and WHIO, at 9:00 p. m. (E.S.T.).

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