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THIS WEEK

PERSONALITIES PAGE Helen Hayes Her Trial by Fire by Mary Foster Cromwell 6 Louise Massey "I've Been Kidnapped!" by Mary Jacobs 8 Shep Fields Man of Destiny -1936 Model by Phyllis Davis 10 Ethel Barrymore The Queen Becomes a School- marm by Bob Gordon 22 Alexander Gray His Badge of Courage by S. R. Mook 24 David Rubinoff A Giant- Gravure Portrait 26 Nelson Eddy (Part I) Singing Through Life by Marge Kerr 31 Helen Jepson The Cover Portrait 50 SPECIAL FEATURES Radio Broadcasting-The Greatest Show on Earth by Harold R. Higgins 3 Radio's richest season is upon us. The sky is filled with titans of entertainment, among them Radio Guide's own program Picking Radio's Queen 16 "Is It True What They Say About Relatives?" by Jack Sher 28 The Daylight Bandit A Calling All Cars Story you,Lavely, Clicnminy 7apie by Arthur Kent 30 NEWS AND COMMEN- as it has Plums and Prunes of October odical we publish; a show that her as swiftly and surely by Evans Plummer 12 ON THE night Fields of Radio Guide radiates the luster of the most to Shep Inside Stuff by Martin Lewis 13 2nd, we Then, from the wide horizons an uncommon step amazing type of entertainment On Short Waves take world, we 16 we are pleased the world has ever known, which of the entertainment by Charles A. Morrison forward on what seek great performers whose to conside: the path of progress. recognizes the hope for recogni- shall and achievement all of us gifts have already enriched our PICTORIAL FEATURES On that evening, at ten o'clock tion ask them we pre- have, and which throbs to the lives. Perhaps we shall A Gallery of Portraits Eastern Standard Time, for us their own dra- for your entertainment our beat of the world's own nervous to recreate Gale Page 19 sent matic moments of triumph. Or 20 own radio show. heart. "On Guy Lombardo us That gave us a goal at which perhaps we shall tell them, Rosemary Brancato 21 For a long time several of Guide program your policies of this pub- to shoot. Your letters to me will the Radio who plan the is without restriction. What DEPARTMENTS have believed that our soon be telling us how far we work lication you like most to do?" The 14 as commentators on the have missed. Frankly, I believe would Events of the Week - - usefulness we anticipate, will reveal 17 radio scene could be en- we shall entertain and please you. results, Stories of Near -by Stations - - passing an old performer in a new Puzzle - 34 if we had a means of For one thing, we have secured many Radio Guide's X -Word larged you will be gratified. 41 persons who might the talents of the only comet role. And Contests on the Air reaching more with a rich autumn sea- 49 valuable the services offered broadcasting has produced Finally, Hits of the Week find radio programs al- 51 Guide. through this long, resultful year. son of mighty Football Broadcasts of the Week - by Radio I want to thank most direct The comet's name is Shep Fields ready upon us, Obviously, the for the splendid support those people would be and he has introduced a brittle, all of you PROGRAMS route to Radio Guide. It 35 broadcasting itself. So ingratiating type of music called you have given Sunday, October 4 - - 18 and through is because of your continued 36 our plans began. But what should Rippling Rhythm which is as sat- Monday, October 5 it is different. To lis- friendship and loyalty that we are October 6 38 we tell those people? Would they isfying as fateful Tuesday, him is to love him, for he enabled to take this final October 7 40 be interested in our program de- ten to on Wednesday, whose long and cou- step of putting Radio Guide October 8 - - 42 partment, our stories of stars, or is a fine boy Thursday, 471 air. To each and every one 44 our large selection of pictures? rageous fight for recognition is the Friday, October 9 of you, I am most grateful. Harry 46 To a section of our readers, we just now bearing fruit. We are Saturday, October 10 to be his first commercial Richman, the singer who success- asked those questions. As typical proud flier, answered. sponsors. fully became a trans -Atlantic radio listeners, they of expressing these his will has a way U. S. Pu. Office They didn't want an ordinary Singing with orchestra douro Grins Trade Mark Registered a lovely girl things better. He phrases his Volume V, Number 51. Week Ending October 10, 1936. sort of show; rather, they asked be Miss Dana Doran, l'ubltsued by (legal Press. Inc. issued t \eesty. Knut. thus, "Thanks, thanks, 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago. Illinois. Entered as who will also be gratitude Guinn. Chicago, Illinois. for something different. They said of great promise second class matter at the Post omee. radio bow. It is our you lovely, charming people.' February 24. 1932. under Art f March 3, 1879. Copy they would like to have our show making her right 1936 by Itrgal Press, Inc. All rights reserved Aka. 731 stardom will come to Sincerely, Executive, Editorial. 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HAROLD R. H IGGI NS

I'M NO flag- waver. I'm no red- white- and -blue- blooded patriot who starts his day with "Yankee Doodle" and ends it with dyspeptic old growlers "The and anti- every- Star Spangled Banner." thing committeemen who may yet have But, ladies and gentlemen, from this their heads above day hence, I'm home waters, I'd a two -fisted, chip-on- like to point out a few pertinent things. the- shoulder defender of the American system of giving the radio customer I'VE called our radio the greatest show what he wants even if it must be ac- on earth. Now, companied by sales talks on soups, let's look under soaps, and baby pants. the Big Top. Prepare for a shock, Gaston, for what you are The reason is that I've just spent about to see three months will make Nero and his Roman circus in Europe. look like something Nov there's a Mickey Mouse continent of parts. gave for his children. And what parts! In one section, if you they've laughingly called yodelers. "And what did you get for it ?" Ring One -there's Rudy Vallee would listen to a bit of entertainment, But now home and I'm and I'm trying to "Two hundred and fifty dollars for his trained seals. He is a strange young you go to a government official and blot from the sensitive, shriveled ret- expenses," said Bob. My friend buy his permission. The man to those who don't know him, and sheet of pa- ina of my memory the awful hloops gasped. a fine per he sells you is called friend to those who do. Year a license. In and blunders I heard on the European "And fifteen hundred dollars for the after year, he remains another section, if your radio happens air lanes. radio's top Now I'm home where broad- job," Bob continued. My European showman. Beyond that sun - tanned to bring in a certain station which has casting is useful and entertaining and friend fainted. been black -balled by the maniac smile of his and that level -lidded gaze cur -' gay and unprejudiced and clean and Seventeen hundred and fifty dollars are a head rently occupying the prime minister's free. and a heart which under- for five minutes of broadcisting is an stand the things that we Yankees like. post, a crew of plug -ugly sub -sheriffs Now I'm home where radio is the idea no European listener can assimi- descend on you and plop He spends for our entertainment close you into the greatest show on earth! late without benefit of smelling salts. to fifteen thousand hoosegow. In another section (this In New York dollars a week. the other day, I took We Americans laugh it off and beg for Ring Two -here comes the Show could go on forever) you can tune with a European friend to meet Robert more. might and main Boat and its proud master, Lanny Ross. and a real desire to Montgomery, the screen star. We And we're getting more. We're get- And eke a laugh or two from the its star - mistress, Helen Jepson. kilocycles found him full of enthusiasm for a ting more than any other race ever got Look over that happy but the only thing you can hear are the program for which crew, Fritz, and he had journeyed at any other time in the whole fan- try to understand why I say your regi- dull -as- dishwater diatribes of seventh - from Hollywood to Cnicago. tastic history of this mad world. rate politicians or the asthmatic mented, goose-stepping, horn -blowing "I had just five minutes on the air," For the benefit of some of my near- broadcasts are only fifth wheezes in a roomful of beer -guzzlers Bob said. He grinned -rate imitation engagingly. sighted European friends and for any of what real programs can be. M 5/51 3

, , ..1, dr. tions's leading song hits, and giving laugh, to make us cry, to make us free cigarettes to the winners. It's one smart, and to make us buy. for Ripley, Algy, but that one program Now, let's get away from the big would have used up your ten million top and go in to look at some of the dollars almost before you could get on freaks. That's another thing about our the air and say, "Are you, theah ?" sort of radio, Johannes. We've not Just for the records, our program only got a Big Top, we've got a Side makers will be spending a cool $100,- Show, and an Afterpiece. 000,000 this year to keep us abreast with the world's events, to make us THAT Afterpiece, boys, is something for the book. But first let's see the freaks. There's Major Bowes, for one, with his big sixty- minute spot of opportunity for ambitious youths who want to break into Something Big. It's a fine and helpful idea, and we've been hoping for almost three years now that some of those youths who are presented by the Major will actually amount to something. But up to now, just one single person has been discovered. Just one out of Goodness knows how many hundreds. Dyer in your country, probably, you would Ringside seats for millions! Ring Three -that is Kate Smith go- The Community sing broadcasts ing to town in a red - and -blue band, give John Q. Public a part in wagon. Ted Collins is the guy with the the show itself! He joins the whip. Kate and Ted have been busi- fun in studio broadcasts, or ness and entertainment partners, Tony, warbles in the parlor at home almost as long as your Benito has used At right: Radi- orator Roosevelt his stations to damn everything but Fascism. Ring Four-but there are rings all over the place. Fred Astaire is kick- Percy. I get a kick out of some fellow ing up fresh sawdust, Jack Benny and I admire crashing through to the very Fred Allen are jesting out loud, and so top of the Big Money class. It's Hora- are Major Bowes and Bob Burns. tio Alger all over again, which reminds me that I never heard a British or THAT last fellow, Percy, is a chap Dutch or Italian Alger -in -radio story. you English can not understand. And by the way, what's this I hear He's a brand-new millionaire, discov- about your government appropriating ered and created right under this Big $10,000,000 for its broadcasting sys- Top called Broadcasting. Two years tems this year? And making an un- ago, Bob Burns was cooking his meals holy to -do about it. Why, listen, Algy, over a gas jet and using cardboard to that's chicken feed. We've got one fill the holes in his shoe-soles. Last program over here that uses that much week, he signed a contract that will in a few months. It is called Your Hit make him a millionaire in three years. Parade. A few weeks ago it started a I get a kick out of things like that, new national game of picking the na- THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH

TODAY'S BIG TOP

IS RADIO BROAD- CASTING. HERE'S THE STORY OF THE GREAT 100,000,000 DOLLAR SHOW! have seen the mountain laboring and cure you. And if your glands are get- that they listened while they were art of making folk bringing forth a mouse, and "Off with relax are yours for ting too old to function, Brinkley will getting ready for their milk deliveries, the asking, sending the organ tones of 'is 'ead." But we just go on hoping kill a goat and give you a fresh set. and listening. he named the program in their honor. great 'poetry and mighty instruments Their voices boom across the country Or if it is a thrill, we have a chiller - rippling through your bones. Those through most of the night transmitted thriller- mellerdrama freak is that new Good which invites you vibrations unsnarl knotted nerves and ANOTHER by powerful stations located a scant to turn your "Lights Out." Listen to wash away cares, bringing Will Court. There is amusement of a in their 100 yards out of American territory. it and accept that invitation. I wake, different sort. It offers real flesh -and- dare untroubled slumber. And now, the Afterpiece. Here is you. Then, if you haven't a case of blood judges to human misfits and at- the essence of American Radio. their- rope's- It leaping goose -pimples before the pro- MY GOOD European pals, I haven't enders. If you want to comes from every city in this great gram is know about human through, I'll spend the rest of mentioned the inspirational pro- misery, just lend land. I mean dance music. Without my life in Sicily. an ear. These are quite a grams we have such as Ted Malone contrast to stirring, you can hear the greatest Or perhaps you have had a hearing Toscanini conducting the Salz- jumpy and Cheerio, or the splendid symphony burg festival, I'll admit, but the point is that we've got them all, and that is something no other country can say. Another freak radio act you fellows ought to know about is Alf Landon. He is the head of the political party not in power, yet flip your switch almost any night of the week and he or a fellow named Knox are damning the daylights out of the Democrats and asking us what we are doing to save our country. They use strong words,

orchestra recitals, or the superb cov- erage of world events which reached a new exciting climax in the recent broadcast from the edge of a Spanish battlefield. I haven't mentioned a lot of things which make this panorama of American radio the most thrilling and liberal in the world today. day at the bridge club or run into that silly Mrs. Simpson wearing the exact I HAVEN'T mentioned them all be- duplicate of the hat for which you cause in this month of October, 1936, spent your life's blood, and you long we are on the threshold of the greatest for the calm of a lover's voice reading season in radio our broadcasting com- poems to you. Then tune in one of panies have ever known. I haven't those slumber hours, Enrico, which dot mentioned them all because, if I did, our darkened air lanes. Experts in the I am afraid you would all start mov- ing over here and buying radio sets and settling down in ringside seats under our own Big Top. And that Left: A freak from the side- would crowd the rest of us just a bit. show. Habitat: America. In We're pretty happy as we are-as you no other country can critics guys with dictators and censorship like Alfred Landon expound should know-just sprawling around their views. Below: Bored? listening to our own radio -which is "Lights Out" will thrill you! the greatest show on earth. Pietro, and no mistake. Why, if Mr. Hitler's or Mussolini's or Stalin's critics ever said one -tenth as much they would be swinging in traitor's nooses. ANOTHER wonderful sight in our side-show, any listener can tell you, is a priest named Father Cough- lin. Now most ministers who take to the air, Tony, talk about our souls and our salvation. This fellow changes the pattern by talking about banks, unem- ployment, railroads, free silver, the dance orchestras of the country beat- gold standard, and ends up by calling ing out their rhythmic chants all the our President a "liar." It's real in- way around the clock. No matter how teresting, too. blue you feel or ho.v late you tary, Those two fellows wearing Mexican there is a program for you. sombreros are unique to the American One of he best, and one widely scene, too. They're Doctors Brinkley copied everywhere is called "The and Baker. Years ago, they were Milkman's Matinee." It was started chased out of the U. S. A. by our medi- to run through the early hours of the cal societies. But today, if you are a morning by a New York chap. So cancer sufferer, Baker will promise to many milkmen wrote to him to say

N 5/51 5 HELEN HAYES' TRIAL BY FIRE

ALL THE WORLD WAS WATCHING AND LAUGHING AS HELEN HAYES FACED THE THIRD GREAT TRAGEDY IN HER LIFE. BUT SHE FOUGHT -AND WON!

., Z.,..;;; wt',`i,rtiuo ?hu »uè rada YMoe hrdded ^1^d. Afs wl e it c°^iforth°lY'ethe i t ok ltoho ho . Carol Frink in court be- ea ota pt( the Pore álr fore she surrendered etu.l qntr vtBr 6^ case. She wanted a ea óP u "just Ye 6oe71 h'i»iltta ord Y' chance to tell my story!" (And ép ;eve 1j live thés nd her I thena th nlr anto t t, I ° ha'nr1e i "at 107_ HELL, they say, hath no fury like tcceord {q0 t he {i yi ho' l+id/ ^ce 2 ttd a woman scorned. ° {r lh.0od's And it must be so, for only a hol3,o »ö n e°lard aToi be orùi L 2 who thought Nop oe l death 9 a^d Puer few weeks ago a woman Yoq she was scorned started a conflagration have end thQ that threatened to send one of Amer- cp Pa PlióAtrt. ica's sweetest love-stories up in flames. Row, doBa tr I'm referring to the love -story of , . % i ] _. _ Helen Hayes -a love -story that might C have ended in a quick puff of smoke and a blackened ruin but for the gen- erous perspective she has on the narrow horizon of what we call life. Exchange places with Helen for a moment. Suppose you had been hap- pily married for almost a decade when suddenly a ghost walked out of your husband's past and pointed an accusing finger at you. And suppose this same frail ghost fortified her accusation with a suit for love -theft and asked you for a hundred thousand dollars in balm. Many a woman would have lost courage and scampered for cover. Only a few would have made it an open fight. HELEN HAYES, faced with this un- happy choice, decided to fight. Fur- thermore, she won. Won the way she did when she was ambitious little Frances Brown, the "Lady MacBeth" cause she knows a three -time winner of the convent school, whose dreams of can never be seriously challenged theatrical greatness the holy sisters again. Greater because she knows that vigorously opposed. Won the way she whatever threats to her marriage the did a second time when her dreams future may have in store, it still can't with Charlie Mac- be as trying as her trial by fire. "Sharlee," "Charliecums," of-a happy marriage Slob a mother and Let's turn the pages of the calendar "The Big " -these Arthur were flouted by were Charlie MacArthur's a manager who assured her that such back a few weeks and find out what To begin with pet names on love -let- a union would come to no good end. this trial was all about. ters. That's one above. But Helen knew better. And today, -The time: July, 1936. The place: Right: Helen and Mary, after winning the third big battle of Chicago. The scene: a dingy court- her "Act of God" baby her life, she's back on the air, greater room distinguished only by the noise than she ever was before. Greater be- of too many spectators packed together

g I: BY MARY FOSTER CROMWELL

like uncomfortable picnickers in an with flies and packed with men, wo- axle- sprung bus. men and children representigg every No leading characters in any Broad- stratum of a modern society which way hit ever radiated more big -name takes undue interest in the affairs of glamor than the principals in the play others, the judge let his wooden gavel this audience came to watch. There fall with a bang. The trial of the dec- was Helen Hayes, one of the world's ade was on! foremost stage, screen and radio ac- The plaintiff's first move was the tresses, cast as the defendant in a introduction of Exhibit "A," a Holly- hundred -thousand -dollar alienation -of- wood magazine article purporting to affections suit instituted by the plain- support her contention that Helen tiff, Carol Frink, prominent Chicago Hayes and Charlie MacArthur fell in dramatic critic. And as if this much - love before the playwright was legally publicized twain were not enough, freed from the Chicago dramatic critic. there was Charlie MacArthur, playboy - Published in 1932, the article was a playwright of two continents, who di- romantic version of the little actress' vorced Carol and married Helen, only first meeting with MacArthur, said to to become leading man in one of the have occurred in the studio of sculp- most confusing legal dramas ever en- tress Neysa McMein. Quoting Miss acted in the state of Illinois, county of Hayes, the article said, in part: i Cook. you have all the elements THERE of drama. Two women -and a mar The triangle theme, trite, but always good for a long -time run. Triple good. in fact, if both the women are famous and the man has been front -page news for years. And because the plot was dramatic and the principals were famous, the Hayes- MacArthur -Frink trial was the biggest sellout ever recorded in county court history. They simply packed in as many as they could, and when the court -room wouldn't hold Above: Helen Hayes. She any more, they hung out the SRO sign won points in her trial and said: by her dignity and wit. "On with the trial. Let the accusa- Below: Helen and Charlie tions be unrestrained." sailed from New York to So, in a sunlit court -room buzzing "get away from it all"

.. it was more of a salon gathering Charlie had not lived with his wife for than a party. There was brilliant talk three years before he met me, but had and there were two pianos played by not bothered to get a divorce. It took George Gershwin and Irving Berlin. three more years for him to get it. I was standing petrified in a corner Waiting was rather dreadful, but when when Charlie came over. He was eat- you're in love, you're willing to stand ing jumbo peanuts out of a bag and even that. We were married two weeks he offered me some. after his 'Front Page' opened and I " 'What are those-peanuts,' I asked was playing in 'Coquette.' I went back in the idiotic manner one asks silly to the theater that night and we didn't questions when one's scared. have any honeymoon or anything. " 'I wish they were emeralds,' re- Mary was born a year and a half later. plied Charlie. Simple as it all sounds, it's the one "I suppose I liked the romance of great romance of my life." that. At any rate, he drove me home. After the introduction of this piece It was love at first sight for both of us. (Continued on Page 17)

7 BY MARY JACOBS "I'VE BEEN would purposely run their livestock ish. The combination was impressive. onto the larger ranches for free graz- "Dad never spoke Spanish. He would ing and water. Sometimes they stole say, 'Let them talk English.' Wnich cattle, driving whole herds of young, they did, most of them rather poorly. unbranded calves away in the dead of He was a stern believer in the class KIDNAPPED" night. system, and forbade any socializing "I remember how many months it with the ignorant Mexican natives." took to fence Dad's huge ranch. The That year drought came. The grass workmen started out with barbed wire withered and soon the ground lay ab- and laboriously fenced off the land the solutely bare. Cattle, too weak to walk surveyors had determined was the even to the watering -places, would lie MEXICAN MARAUDERS KIDNAPPED ranch." down to rest. Then they couldn't get The Mexican herders were incensed up again. It was a pitiful sight. LOUISE MASSEY. BOUND, GAGGED, LEFT TO DIE, SHE FOUGHT TO FREE HER BONDS. THEN CAME-

LOUISE MASSEY-star of "The Dude Ranch" -and I were chat- ting in her Long Island home. Sunlight filtered in the open window through the figured silk curtains. It gleamed on the gay red -brick open fireplace, on the odd Mexican pieces of furniture. On the Mexican table, which looked like two tapering barrels inverted over one another, there were gay Mexican dishes, little knick- knacks for smoking. We talked of Louise's childhood on her father's ranch in New Mexico . . . Twelve sections, each 360 acres, where grazing cattle and neighing horses were herded and raised. Apologetical- ly, she told me of her father's present home, "just a little place for the family, not a real ranch." It turned out to be six sections, or 2,120 acres. Just a little place! Idly, I reached for my newspaper. WEALTHY BANKER'S SON KID- NAPPED, HELD FOR RANSOM. I read the headline aloud. Immediately Louise Massey stif- fened. Her dark eyes filled with an expression I had never seen in them before; a hurt, almost scared look. "Oh, the poor boy," she said. "I hope they find him quickly. I know just what he's going through." Then she stopped short, realizing she had given herself away. "How do you know ?" I asked. "Were you ever kidnapped, held for ransom ?" She hesitated. "Yes," she said. "I was. When I was fourteen." "Tell me about it," I begged. CO SHE began. As she talked, I forgot our comfortable tete -a -tete, ' forgot apartments and telephones and paved streets. I went back to her childhood, in the then far -from-tame Roswell, riding with her father, who Louise Massey is most New Mexico. took days off to initiate her into the at ease in a riding Louise was the only daughter among technique of horseback riding over habit. Once she rode eight children. The child of an im- rugged country. at the fencing. How could they get very close to Death mensely wealthy rancher, she was pet- "I rode like a wild Indian," Louise water for their cattle? Where would ted and spoiled and watched over. told me, "and was afraid of nothing." they get sufficient grazing -land if Knowledge cf the business world, of Again and again her father cau- fences barred them ?. What right had anything that might mar her happy tioned her to keep away from the the wealthy Americanos to deny them And Mexican natives, who operated small the chance to earn a living? They had girlhood, was kept from her. would go too. her father, pastures bordering the ranches of the so little, the Americanos had so much! "I remember the cowboys from her mother, For 'em up'," Louise added. Westerner of the old wealthy Americans. "Often at night, when I was sup- 'round, 'tailing a big, raw -boned "They'd take hold of an animal's tail school, felt his wife and daughter "At this time," Louise explained, posed to be sleeping," Louise said, "I'd It was his privi- "feeling was running high between the hear rumblings from the ranch -house and pull, to help it get up." should have no cares. Mexicans grew desperate. All lege to support them in luxury. Which natives and the big ranchers. The gov- office. Dad would be talking to Mexi- The ernment had passed a law allowing the cans who had come to protest. I could their prayers for rain were fruitless. he did. were dying by the hun- spent her Summer vacations ranchers to fence off their land. Be- hear him shout. I could hear their Their cattle Louise dreds. They had no feed for their on the ranch, seventy -five miles from fore that, the small Mexican ranchers angry retorts, half English, half Span- 5/51 N 8

J horses. But the Americano, Massey, had feed. In order to supply his cattle with hay, Louise's father had bought the ranch he now occupies, a fertile slope in the valley between Roswell and El Paso. The Mexicans decided upon revenge. They started to tear down the barbed wire fences. Early in the morning, before the cowboys made their rounds to see that all was well, they were about, clipping at the fences. Many were the arguments and bat- tles between Massey's men and the Mexican marauders. Feeling ran so high that one day, in an argument over fence -cutting, one of Massey's cowboys shot a Mexican. The guerilla warfare struck home. Louise's brother was almost killed.

HE WAS returning to the ranch one day, riding in front of a load of hay that had been taken from their more fertile homestead. The two ranches were forty miles apart and he had to pass through several Mexican villages en route, where sneers and threats greeted him. At Arabella, three Mexican riders appeared and commanded him to stop. If he stopped, he knew that meant the end, for their ugly expressions showed they meant business. He whipped his horses and dashed on. A rain of bul- lets tore through the hay, but fortu- nately he was not hit. The next morning Louise's brothers and father met with neighboring ranchers to discuss ways and means of stopping the trouble. Her mother was superintending the housework. And Louise, left to herself, was restless. She decided to go for a ride. 01 course she had been forbidden to ride alone, but she was no baby. Fourteen. And she could ride like a cowboy. What could possibly happen to her on her father's ranch, in broad daylight? "I just went to the corral and asked one of the boys to saddle my horse. Thinking I was going to join Dad, he obeyed. I got on Pinto and rode away." It was grand riding in the early morning, before the parching sun, strong enough to wither even a human, came up. It was grand loping the small canyons, riding up and down the mountain trails alone ... it gave her a sense of exhilaration, of freedom. Of being grown up. "It was so lovely riding that I kept on and on," Louise told me. "I watched the cattle graze. I played around the canyon for awhile. I must have been riding several hours when, from a distance, I saw three men working on a wire fence. Thinking they were em- ployes of Dad's, I rode over." Imagine her surprise when she dis- i e a trip back covered the men were not working for her father, but home for the lit- were cutting down the tle Westerr sing- fence! Without a moment's hesitation low whit they ere saying. er. Well she re- sorts of tortures, starvation, even death. she rode up to them. They were Mexi- "Being a curious fool," cans. little she members her New Suddenly her captors cam? towz.rd said, "I sat ther?, straining to catch a Mexico ranch days her. Perhaps this was the end. snatch of the emversation. It never "'HEY there," she commanded. "I prayed a little," she tokc me. -stop dawned on me that I was in danger." But they did not molest her. that! You're cutting down my Suddenly Manuel and Jose ordered daddy's fence!" "You stay with her," the bolder two her to dismount. Pedro kept arguing, ordered Pedro, the dissenter. "If she Startled, the Mexicans looked up. "You are crazy,' he said. "Old man escapes . They laughed boisterously at the furi- Massey will kill us if we keep her!" ous little girl. They left. The tallest of them, Louise suddenly realized her pre- manded. Obediently, Jose Manuel, bared his teeth gagged Hours passed. Every once in awhile in a grin. "So. dicament. They were planning to kid- Louise with his red bandanna. Manuel or Jose Nina, you're Massey's little girl, nap would march into the eh ?" her. Perhaps she could still make They picked her up carried her to a cave, glare menacingly at the child. Then suddenly, "Pedro! Jose! Come a getaway! As she dug her spurs into near -by here! What you cave and dumped her onto the They brought Pedro food, but she was think of -" his her horse's flanks, Manuel grabbed the sandy ground. Pinto, they tied behind voice trailed off into given none. a whisper. animal's bridle. a clump of bushes; both girl and horse Two, Manuel and Jose, "It grew quite dark. I realized that were evi- The kidnappers forced her to dis- were hidden. Dad, my brothers and the dently agreed upon whatever it mount, cowboys was threw her to the ground, bound For a long time the three men con- must be searching for me. If only they were talking about. The third, her hands and feet. She kicked and Pedro, shook versed among themselves. Here and they would find me! But how could his head in disagreement. bit and screamed, but no one was near there she caught They spoke so quickly and a word- money- they? It was impossible to search in such enough to hear. daughter -Massey -kill-revenge. Her excited tones that Louise could not fol- "Shut every cave and canyon on our ranch." her up. Jose," Manuel corn- imagination ran wild, visioning all (Continued on Page 50) N 5/51 9 MAN OF DESTINY- 1936 MODEL

BY PHYLLIS DAVIS

all -time new high in sales. Only last week, Shep Fields sold more recordings than any other big -name maestro- more than Benny Goodman or Rudy Vallee, more than Paul Whiteman or Glen Gray. FOR these reasons -because he himself is star -touched-and because his distinctive melodies are character- ized by that special something which marks the difference between fine and superfine-RADIO GUIDE has chosen Shep Fields as musical conductor for its new show, which goes on the air every Friday at 10 P. M. EST (9 CST; 8 MST; 7 PST), starting October 2, coast to coast over the NBC -Blue network. Naturally, you, as a radio listener, will immediately want to know two things: First, what in the world is "rippling rhythm," and second. who is Shep Fields? Well, to begin with, rippling rhythm is a cross between musical pleading and musical command. It begs you to listen even while it orders you to pay attention, all in the same tone. And that long- drawn -out wail you hear. which is really not so much of a wail-

Below: Shep was a little Brooklyn school boy who had big ideas about saxophones

NE W stars, astronomers tell us, streaking across the sky like magic sparks shot from some gigantic Roman candle, are constantly being discovered by those who make a profession of gazing into space. Oddly enough, this celestial birth perhaps has its earthly parallel too, for every once in a while some person, evidently fated to be a Man of Destiny, speeds rapidly across the horizon to establish himself as the most Top: Shep Fields wife blew into a chocolate brilliant find of the year. soda and produced -an inspiration! Now Shep Touched by that bright radiance of uses plain water for his introductory "Rip- which star -stuff is made, he moves pling Rhythm." Above: The Baby Shep Fields into the limelight with something new to offer, something different to give - and this quality of the unusual sets playing an off -key saxophone in a him ahead of his fellow men. Brooklyn high -school band. Today, Major Bowes had this "something standing on the gold- flecked rostrum different" a season or so ago, and when of the swanky Waldorf -Astoria's Star- they first started, so did Jack Benny, light Roof, in New York, he's the Wayne King and Ramona. And now capital -letter sensation of the musical comes Shep Fields, with his rippling world! Every time he lifts his baton, rhythm. He undoubtedly has it too. he makes a hundred new friends, and Twelve years ago, Shep Fields was when he finishes a recording, music no more than a gawky schoolboy, stores all over America establish an

5/51 N 10 NOBODY GUESSED THE KID HAD STAR -STUFF IN HIM. BUT SHEP FIELDS KNEW - AND NOW HE'S THE TOPS!

ing as it is a gay lamentation, is the secret of rippling rhythm's difference from music more conventionally styled Let Shep tell you how he does it: "I get that gay but wistful sound with a viola," he explained. "A viola, you know, is really only an over -sized violin with graver, more subdued tones. A musician's finger, slip -sliding up the viola string, makes that sighing wa- Wayne King, Ra- aAH which underlies the theme, and mora. Jack Ben- the chop -chop you hear in the back- ny, Major Bowes: ground is produced by temple -blocks These have been and violins. A great many of my effects the sensations of are achieved by a combination of viola the past years. and accordion, with now and then a This year there flute for musical delicacy. Aside from is a new one my - saxophones, I use very little brass." a I. id who just couldn't stop go- AND now, what effect does rippling ing up and up! rhythm have on you -the listener? And here he is- I can best illustrate its effect by telling Shep Fields! you about a party I went to only last week. Conversation was going up in proportion to the number of cocktails going down, and the room reverberated with gay jabber and noisy chatter. The radio was going full -blast too, but everyone was too engrossed in conversation to pay much attention. Suddenly, Shep Fields came on the air, and when the first ripple of his musical sighs penetrated from the sensitive loudspeaker, the room became as quiet as a hospital ward. The Roose- velt- Landon argument stopped in the middle of a sentence, and Mrs. Jones' bridge post -mortem ended just as she should have led the queen of hearts! Nobody was listening for a message in rippling rhythm; nobody was seeing any of the mental images that music usually creates. Everybody in that they wanted to or not. I'd hang around room was listening and wondering - and watch them rehearse, and if I got "what's next ?" -for that's the effect in their hair they couldn't get tough, rippling rhythm seems to have. And because, after all, I was the boss' son. just when you think you've heard all The saxophone interested me most of the unusual effects that Shep Fields all, and bit by bit, I picked up enough has up his musical sleeve, just when knowledge to play a little. I used to you think he can't produce anything borrow the sax right off the band- else in the way of surprise -an eerie stand, and when no one was around, wail, a cheerful sigh, a musical breeze, I'd play the heck out of it." or a harmonious murmur wafts you back to the realization that rippling NONE of this boyish enthusiasm was rhythm "has something " -a freshness, lost on Shep's considerate father, a vigor, that no other kind of music who realized that his son had a talent has. And suddenly you know that rip- that should be cultivated. But he didn't pling rhythm isn't just another musical want it cultivated at the expense of fad. It's a permanent, satisfying fashion. someone else's prize sax, so late one Now, who is responsible for this night, on the eve of Shep's fourteenth fashion? Who first conceived it and birthday, his father crept into Shep's who creates it? One name answers all room and tapped him on the shoulder. three questions, and that name of "Wake up, son," he whispered, "I've he wasn't thinking about keys, scores, hear Isham Jones, who was just then course, is Shep Fields, the twenty -six- brought you a birthday present." harmonies and orchestras. year -old sax player who originated introducing the saxopnone -playing a But Shep, sleeping the sleep of the "But that wasn't how I became an leader to dancedom. new kind of harmony for a world very young, was much Consequently my too drowsy to orchestra leader," Shep says now. "The sax and I stood in pretty ill repute grown weary of conventional musical care, so he only punched his pillow, styles. band director at Erasmus looked on the all the way around." grunted, turned over and went back saxophone and found it wanting. In to his dreams. fact, he disdained the saxophone the DEPRIVED of playing in the mil- S HEP'S story really had its beginning "But the next morning," he says, way Leopold Stokowski So' eleven or Frederick itary band and snooted by the sym- years ago in Brooklyn, when grinning at the recollection, "when I Stock disdain the jew's -harp and the phony, a little boy with Shep shelved his sax and took a yen for music bor- awoke and discovered a marvelous new concertina. So I decided to join the over rowed a saxophone and started saxophone the job of swinging the baton and to toot. gleaming at the foot of the football team's military band instead." strutting ahead of the fellows "I can't ever remember a time when bed, I let out such who did a war -whoop of joy But again Shep's saxophone elicited get to play. Clad in a scarlet tunic and I didn't hanker to play some kind of that practically every guest in Dad's only scorn from its instrumental instrument," Shep bet- polished boots, twirling his stick and told me, crossing hotel woke up and registered an out- ters, whose proud owners looked on the stepping high, one carefully creased trouser -leg raged he soon became one of over protest." sax as a sissy instrument, ignobly con- the most expert goal-post baton -tossers the other and patting an unruly fore- From that time on, §hep Fields be- structed and badly played. lock into place. "My dad ever to fling a stick over a Brooklyn owned a re- came a serious student of music. So "Rudy Vallee, you see," Shep says, cross -bar. And when sort hotel in the Adirondacks, so na- serious, in the 1925 football fact, that he was allowed by way of explanation, "at that time season ended, sophomore Shep Fields, turally I became acquainted with all to play in the symphony orchestra of was only a college boy with the musicians and a brassy rather than return to the symphony pit bandleaders who Brooklyn's Erasmus High School, dream, and nobody in my part of came there to play in the and be bored by the sighing of strings dining -room. where he wrestled reluctantly with Brooklyn ever journeyed far enough and the clash "They got to know me, too, whether geometry and history of brass that heaped and civics when away from home to go down town and (Continued on Page 50)

11 Ad Man and Author at 22 ON "Took the N.I.A. rourse at eighteen. Today at twenty -two am Assistant Eastern Advertising Manager of The Billboard. and SHORT editor of Ad- vents, monthly newspaper of the Assoriatlon of Ad- vertising Men of New York. and have lust sold story to Fus Detective Cases for $195. So as WAVES an ad man and author permit me TH E to say. '1f you want to write ad VOTE NOW! Copy or fiction, try N.I.A. "' A. MORRISON Josses C. Cs10A. Jr. BY CHARLES 3063 william +brldfe Rd. President, Intl DX -er's Alliance Bronx. New York. N. Y. RACE IS CLOSE! Figures in Parentheses Denote Mega- KNOW WHO IS GOING cycles, or Thousands of Kilocycles How do you FOR the past few weeks reception has been at its best. Thoroughly you can't write? TO BE QUEEN? enjoyable programs from every continent but Africa have been heard Have you ever tried? every day. Have you ever attempted even the least IT'S UP TO YOU! The mid -day transmission of OLR bit of training, under competent guidance? 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5/51 3 16 HELEN HAYES' TRIAL BY FIRE ALBANY HAS IT (Continued from Page 7) BY MARY O'NEILL of evidence, Helen Hayes, wearing a flowered dress and walking as regally THERE as if there were are only five in the country. precious cimbalon were in the rear of mountains at her side, There is but one used regularly on was the first witness called to the the bandstand with the traps. But too the air. That one is in Eugene many people craned their necks and stand. Her nose was a trifle shiny as Jelesnik's WOKO she took the oath, but her gaze was band from Albany, tripped over each other trying to get New York. Can you guess what mu- a better look at the singing music steady and her face glowed, as a can- sical instrument vas sometimes does, with an inner it is? coming from the even odder -looking light It is commonly used in Hungary. cabinet. that never shone on land or sea. Gypsies carry it about Waving an article entitled, "You Can on their backs So Marta came to the fore. Jelesnik Have and rest it on a pair of convenient brought him down to the front row and Anything You Want "' under her beer -kegs when nose, the plaintiff's attorney fired his they play it. When it begins to look as if it were only the START Dick Marta plays it in Jelesnik's band, beginning of a long fameward opening gun: it has permanent trek. If "Did this article," he shouted, "have legs and draws Dick's playing of the cimbalon, instru- any crowds of dancers who have never be- ment of the ages in Gypsy Hungary, significance applicable to the ro- fore seen it. mance between you and Charlie Mac- catches on with modern America, Arthur?" What is it? Dick's future can not even be guessed An ordinary The first time you hear it, you might at. There are too few players in this $1260 TO $2100 YEAR woman would have lost think it was a harp. her head immediately, for after all it But you wouldn't country. be sure. Then you might think it was In fact, Dick has often visualized was a pointed question, tipped with a a piano, his very suggestive barb -which the audi- or a harpsichord. You would- own band, built around his instru- n't be sure of that, either, however. ments, but it would take a ence got immediately. But Helen, as- Finally you lifetime to suming her "Victoria Regina" look, might compare it with a train a crew of cimbalon players. In xylophone or a guitar, yet you would the meantime, while Dick plays brushed an imaginary piece of lint off be fairly certain with her skirt and replied that it did not. it was neither of those. Eugene Jelesnik's WOKO band in Al- Wo "After all," her look the same as said, "you can't hold me responsible for a silly old magazine title." Common education usually "Did you tell Adele Whitely Fletcher, a free -lance writer, that when you sufficient. Influence leased a farmhouse at Syosset, Long Island, you thought of it as the sort of place Charlie would like, and that you not necessary. pictured him poking in the cupboards and lounging around the place ?" The significance of this question, of City Mail Carriers, course, lay in the fact that the farmhouse, allegedly, was leased before the Post Office Clerks Frink- MacArthur divorce, so here Hel- Clerks and car- en blushed a little, lowered her eyes riers now get $1,700 and twined her fingers in the shy, in- the first year regu- genue manner of her "Coquette" days lar and automati- before she said quietly, that she cally increase $100 a "couldn't remember." year to $2,100 and "When did you marry Charles Mac- $2,300. The 40 -hour Arthur?" the plaintiff's attorney next week will bring demanded. hundreds of ap- "August 17, 1928," Miss Hayes re- pointments - Men - plied. women 18 to 45. "And when did you become engaged to him ?" "In November, 1927." Railway Postal Clerks "Did you announce your engagement at the Railway Postal Clerks get $1,900 the time ?" first Helen Hayes glanced over at Charlie, year, on regular, being paid on and when she answered, huskily, there the first and fifteenth of each month. was ($79.17 each pay day.) Their pay is a slight tremor in her voice. quickly "We didn't announce it," she said. Dick Marta and his gypsy music maker. increased to $2,450 a year "He just brought out an engagement The mountains come to this Mohammed ($204 a month.) -Men 18 to 35. ring and asked if I'd be engaged to him, and that was all that was done What is about it." it? How did he get hold of it? bany, the many interested mountains Customs Inspector This one in particular is the family must come, not to Mohammed, but to heirloom of the Marta family. It is a Marta. Salary $2,100 to start. Men 21 to 45. THE audience liked her simplicity, Hungarian cimbabn. Work connected with examining mer- the understanding glance she sent The cimbalon looks something like chandise entering the country from her husband, an unfinished Bridgeport Blasts and New Haven foreign parts. liked the old- fashioned baby grand because it Hot Shots sentiment behind her romance with has no keyboard. It sounds something Charlie MacArthur. Realizing that he like a harp because its strings are hit Station WICC, which represents was being bested, the plaintiff's attor- directly by the player with soft -pad- both New England cities, has just File Clerk ney tried another tack. ded hammers, which also accounts for added another Yankee Network feature Open to Men -Wo- "Did you," he suddenly shouted, "tell its xylophone and guitar sounds. There to the long list of top programs it men 18 to 50. En- Adele Whitely Fletcher that when you are very few, because it takes so many offers its listeners. trance salary$1,260- were with Charles MacArthur you years to master the cimbalon. Being Autumn, and since a young $1,440 year. Ap- strained and tried to be more gay and man's fancy in the Fall turns to grid- pointments as File brilliant and witty than she (meaning THAT is one reason why Eugene iron affairs, it is of course another Clerks and Clerks Miss Frink)?" Jelesnik is so proud of Dick football broadcast. This one brings in the Departments I doubt if anybody, even a person Marta. Born in America of Hungarian Bill Cunningham, sports expert of the at Washington, D. C., as close to her as Charlie MacArthur, parents, Dick went to the family home- Boston Post and New England football are made from this will ever know just what flashed land at the age of two. In no time at authority. He airs predictions and gos- examination. through Helen's mind when she heard all he became attached to the family sip about the Elis, the Indians, the that question. If she was guilty of the possession. When he was still a child Bruins and other outstanding teams remark, she must have squirmed, re- he returned to the land of his birth, from his sector. Get Free List of Positions membering the circumstances that the cimbalon in tow. Legs were added Fill out the following coupon. Mail brought it about. Squirmed just as so he might be able to sit and practise Another Yankee net show to go out it today -now, at once. any woman squirms when a foolish for long hours. over WICC airlanes is the "March of sentimentality of her youth rises out All that leads up to the proud boast Modern Mechanix," styled in the in- This may result in your getting a of the past to confront her. And if she of Jelesnik about Dick Marta. Most terests of youngsters with a mechan- big -paid government job. wasn't guilty, the very injustice of the cimbalon experts are old men. Dick ical turn of mind. accusation must have had her inwardly Marta, as fine a player as ever pinged raging. But she was too much of an a cimbalon string, is twenty -one. Westchester Wire FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, actress to show it. Smiling sweetly at When he "goes to town" on the bat- Pipin' hot from Piping Rock, Sara- Dept. R199, Rochester, N. Y. the court and looking directly at Miss tered and worn instrument, he usually toga, comes Peter Higgins, vocalist Frink, she merely said, "I don't re- stops the show. Dancers gather about with Harry Hill's band now playing at Gentlemen: Rush to me, FREE of charge, member." list of U. S. Government big pay jobs. Send to listen to a cimbalon solo by Marta the new Post Lodge in Larchmont, me FREE 32 -page book describing salaries, After a series of "I don't knows" and as they would a duet by Kreisler and New York. vacations, hours, work, and full particulars on "I don't remembers," the accusing Spalding. He is sensational in Albany. Peter, sure to click with the listen- how to get one of these jobs. counsel had to give up and the first He's been sensational in New York, ers of WOR, from which station his round ended definitely in the defen- too. yodelings dant's favor. will be aired, is a Zeigfeld Ended, I might add, in When gugene Jelesnik's band was "Follies" veteran who has appeared on Name a blaze of glory for Helen Hayes, who the alternate orchestra for Abe Lyman the screen and before many other mi- had acquitted herself well, both as an last season in the famed and flashy crophones before this one in (Continued on Page 49) Larch - Hollywood Restaurant, Dick and his mont's newest suburban nitery. Address

IMO Mrndelmohn; O Parudieo loos WOR- Andrew F. Kelly LAliieaiee," Meperbeer ; Arne l No. 2 if 'lmagea' ), Debaar. WORC -To be announced October 4 Y. N. -La Rosa Prgm.; String 2:30 Music: WAAB WICC WEAN NBC -Thatcher Colt Mysteries: du KI ,. Ii- AChrisuan Science WEAF WTIC WCSH WJAR WDRC -News Review WBEN WGY WTAG WNAC * CBS -Children's Heur: WABC WHAM- Italian Intermezzo (sw- 15.33) Network (sw -21.52) WIBX- Italian Serenade MBS- Joseph Coleman. violinist: Changes NBC Give Us The Funnies: WJZ WKBW- Taber. Hour of Musk WOR WFEA WAAB WLBZ WAAB- Morning Service WAKE WNAC- Symphonetta WGR -Human Side of Music Peerless Trio, formerly 11:15 WCS71 Church Service WOR -Ted Weems' Orch. WICC-Chapel Echoes a.m., now NBC 11:45 a.m. WICC -Tiny Town Revue WTIC -Manhattan Singers WORC -News EST (10:45 CST) WNBX- .Cone'I Church Service 12:45 and Pa, sketch, formerly 2:45 Ma News: WCSH WNAC WTIC CBS -St. Louis WABC 4 p.m. 10:45 Blues: 6 p.m., now CBS WLBZ WOKO WLBZ EST (3 CST) WFEA -.Franklin St. Church WKBW WHEC formerly 4 WGR -.Westminster Church 1:00 WFEA CFRB WMAS WORC Sunday Serenade, WIBX WEAN WICC p.m., now CES 4:30 p.m. WKBW -.Churchill Tabernacle NBC -Lucille Manners, sop.; WFBL WSYR -Walberg Brown String UP Orch.: WEAF WTAG WJAR (sw- 15.27) EST (3:30 CS:) formerly 330 Ensemble (NBC) WCSH WGY CRCT (sw- WDRC- George Ross Welles Mayfair Singers, WEEI -Blue Flame p.m. Tues., now CBS 630 11:00 15.33) Singer p.m. EST (5:30 CST) NBC -News; Ward & Muzzy, pi- CBS -.Church of the Air; Apos 3:90 ano duo: WEAF WTIC (sw- ties Melvin J. Ballard & John NBC -Harold Nagel's Orch.: 15.33) A. Widtsoe: WFBL WLBZ WEAF WTAG WBEN WGY CBS -Day Dreams: WIBX WMAS CFRB WORC WEAN (sw- WNAC WTIC WCSH (sn WORC WLBZ WOKO WFBL 15.27 -9.59) 15.33) NBC -News; Alice Remsen, con AND Y.N. -.Catholic Truth Period: CBS -Everybody's Music; Symph. tralto: WJZ WBZ WSYR WNAC WFEA WICC Orch., dir.; Howard Barlow: 8:0e WHAM (sw- 15.21) MBS -Console & Keyboard: WOR WABC WHEC WICC WKBW NBC Melody Hour: WJZ WBZ ASt. Paul Cathedral: WNAC WAAB WESG WFBL WFEA CFRB CBS -On the Air Today; Organ Church Service: WBEN WESG Musical Prgm: WCSH WOKO WIBX WOKO WORC WEE! Reveille: WABC (sw- 21.52) W1CC WBEN -Italian Intermezzo WEAN WMAS WDRC WLBZ NBC -Wm. Meeder, organist: WDRC -Love Stories WDRC - Brooklyn Symph. Orch. (sw- 15.27) WEM' WBEN WNAC WEAN -.Morning Service WEEI - Review NBC -Julia Hoyt, talk: WJZ Y. N.-Dudley Rado Carollers: WEEI -.Old South Church LISTEN WESG- Musical Moments WHAM CRCT WSYR WEBR WEAN WICC W4AB WGY -News; Musical Prgm. WGR- Patricia Boyle, pianist WBZ (sw- 15.21) WOR- Silver Strains WHEC-Uncle Dan WHAM -Radio City Music Hall MBS -Benay Venuta, songs; Wel- Youth Lewis, 9:311 WJAR -.Mathewson St. Church WHEC- Pageant of come contralto; Joey NBC -Children's Concert: WEAF WOR -Dr. Courboin, organist WIBX -To be announced Nash, tnr.; The Grummits, WBEN WNAC WTAG -.1st Unitarian Church WTIC -Amateur Prgm. sketch; Danny Dee & Mullen CBS -Lyric Serenade: WABC (sw- Service 1:15 Sisters: WOR WNBH WAAB 21.52) 11:15 NBC, CBS, MBS and WGR Dramatic Sketch NEC-Tone Pictures: WJZ WBZ * NBC -Nellie Revell; WJZ WBZ some independent stations WJAR -Children's Prgm. WEBR WHAM WSYR (sw -1521) will carry the World's 3:15 8:95 NBC -The Songs We Left Behind Series in case more than NBC -Cloister Bells: WJZ WHAM CBS -Organ Moods: WABC (sw- Us; Soloists & Orch.: WEAF four games are played. WEBR CRCT WBZ WSYR 21.52) WTIC (sw- 15.33) Alternate programs for (sw -1521) Y.N. -News; WNAC WEAN WICC WDRC -Day Dreams (CBS) 3:30 WNBH WFEA WGY -.Chapel Service stations are Usted below: NBC -Helen Traubel, sop.; John WAAB -Deep South News: WORC WBZ WTIC WNBH -Dr. Courboin, organist Gurney, basso; Josef Honti's WCSH-Lucille Manners, sop, Orch.: WJZ WHAM CRCT WAAB -To be announced 1:30 (NBC) -On Air; News Comedy Revue. WSYR WEBR WBZ (sw- WLBZ the NBC Musical WDRC Voice of Religion WEAF WTIC -.Radio 15.21). WOKO -Comic Strla WESG be announced Bowes' Capitol -To NBC -Grand Hotel, drama; 9:00 * CBS -Major WFBL-Movie Broadcast * Family; Helen Alexander, sop., Anne Seymour (Premiere): NBC -Coast to Loast on a Bus; WGR -News Edward Matthews, bar.; Nich- WEAF WTIC WJAR WCSH Children's Prem.: WJZ WHAM WOR -Song Classics WBZ WSYR WEBR (sw- olas Cosentini, tnr.; Chas. WNAC WTAG WBEN WGY 21.54) Magnante, accordionist; Sam 1:30 (sw- 1533) Herman, xylophonist; Waldo NBC -.Highlights of the Bible; CBS- Sunday Morning at Aunt Dr. 4:00 Artells Dickson, bar.; Mayer, cond. Symph. Orch.: "Jesus & Our Doubts," NBC -Widow's Sons, sketch: Susan's; Frederick K. Stamm; Glee News: WABC WESG WICC WABC WIBX WICC WORC WEAF WTIC WJAR WCSH Club, dir. Chas. A. Baker: WLBZ WORC WMAS WLBZ WOKO WFBL WTAG WNAC WGY CRCT WOKO WFEA WJZ WBZ CRCT WHAM WIBX WHEC WEAN WEEI (sw- 21.52) (sw-9.53) Br'dcast from Ge- WFBL (aw- NBC -The World Is Yours: WJZ * CBS-Int'l CBS -Ma & Pa, sketch: WABC WGR WMAS neva, Switzerland; Raymond 21.52) WSYR WHAM WKBW WLBZ WORC WMAS NBC -Antobal's Cubans: WEAF W BZ- Musicale Leslie Bell, speaker: WABC WIBX WOKO WICC WFBL WOKO WKBW WEAN WBEN WJAR WCSH WTAG WDRC-Daddy Couch WESG WHEC WESG CFRB WEEI WNAC WGY %TIC CFRB WLBZ WORC WEEI WDRC WEAN WFEA (sw- 11:45 15.27.9.59) WAAB Chapel Chimes Reilich, violinist; (sw- 15.27) NBC -Joseph the City Sleeps: WOR- Rainbow House viola; Alex- NBC -Whitt NBC -Sunday Vespers, "Keeping Louis Fishzohn, WEAF WBEN WGY (sw- WEAF One's Faith in a Changing 9:38 ander Stock, pianist: 15.33) NBC -Peerless Trio: WCSH WTIC Time," Dr. Harry Emerson NBC -Concert Ensemble: WEAF NBC -Somovar Serenade: WTIC WGY WTIC WJAR WBEN WBZ -Rrollo Journal Fosdick; Mixed Quartet, dir. WTAG WCSH Chas. A. Baker: WJZ WSYR WTAG WNAC WAAB Brioschi Presents WAAB -The St. Arthony WBZ WEBR WDRC -Guess Who? MBS -Bill McCune's Orch.: WAAB WCSH-Old Songs of the Church WFBL -The Gang WDRC -News rn. WOR WNBH WGR -Ted Weems' Orch. WREN -Love Making, Inc. WKBW -.Morning Prayer WHEC-Children's Amateur 9:45 Prom WGR- Carnival 12:00 WIBX- .Christian Science WHAM-Down Melody Lane WDRC- Walter Dawley, organist WICC -News WGR -News * NBC-Int'l Br'dcast from Ger- 4:15 many; Salute to NBC on 10th WJAR -Mabel Woolsey. Glory Per - WBEN- Musical Phan. WNBH -Chapel Chimes ethian, Maxcv Bober 10:00 Anniversary: WEAF WCSH 4:30 WJAR (sw- 15.33) COMPLETE WOR-Music in Many Moods NBC -Noble Cain & A Cappella 'BS- .Church of the Air; Dr. WSYR -Organ Reveries Hans Liljie: WABC WFEA CBS-Major Bowes' Family: WGR Choir: WEAF WBEN WTAG CFRB WFEA 1:45 WCSH WNAC WGY (sw-9.53) WMAS WICC WORC WDRC WEAF WIBX WEAN WOKO WFBL NBC -Pageant of Youth; Johnny NBC-Samovar serenade: CBS -Sunday Serenade: WABC Johnson's Orch.; Guest Art- PROGRAMS WNAC WBEN WJAR (sw- WKBW WLBZ WMAS WIBX WHEC WLBZ WESG WMAS WEEI (sw- 21.52) ists: WJZ WSYR WBZ (aw- 15.33) WICC WFBL WDRC WEAN 15.211 CBS -Eddie Dunstedter Enter- WORC WEEI WFEA WESG NBC.S a b b a t h Reveries; "Three Views cf Immortality "; Y. N.-Modern Mechanix: WTIC the tains: WABC WKBW WORC WHEC CFRB (sw- 15.27) Dr. Chas. Goodell; Quartet: WNAC for entire WICC WEEI WESG WIBX NBC -Sen. Fishface & Prof WEAF WTAG WTIC News: WAAB WBEN (sw- 15.27) Figgsbottle, comedians; Olga WJAR -Emma Winslow WGY WBEN (sw- 15.33) WEAN Childs, WGY -Musical Prgm. Vernon, contralto; Cavaliers pianist WLBZ -.Christian Science Quartet; Jerry Sears' Oech. NbC- Southernaires: WJZ WHAM week WSYR (sw- 15.21) WGY -Musical Prgm. WOKO -Correct English WJZ WBZ WSYR WAAB -Echoes of Portugal WHAM -World Entertains WSYR-Radio Dealers CRCT WBZ-Musicale WNBH -Tabernacle Choir 2:00 WAAB-Irish Echoes WCSH -.Radio Parish Church WOR -Uncle Don Reads the Com- NBC -Beneath the Surface, drama: WGR -Say it with Music WJAR -News WGR -.Watch Tower; Musical* ics WEAF WNAC WCSH WGY WNAC-Children', Prem. 12:15 WTIC WBEN WJAR WTAG WNBH -Alex Bartha's Orch. WOR -News WBEN- Musical Prgm. (sw- 15.33) WOKO -Albany Builders 10:15 WEAN- Bjarne Erickson, tnr. * NBC -Magic Key; Symph WOR- Mendelssohn's Elijah part WBZ-Musicale WEEI -Kahakalau's Orch. Orch.: WJZ WBZ WSYR one, Choir & Soloists WEBR -Southernaires Quartet WESG -To be announced WHAM (sw- 15.21) WTIC-Economic Council (NBC) 12:30 MAY THESE PAGES * CBS- Pittsburgh Symph. Orch.; 4:45 w'GR.Merry Times Prgm Antonio Modarelli, cond.: Sun Flame Singer: WJAR WTAG NBC -Univ. of Chicago Round WBEN- Rhythm Makers Orch. WOR-The Listener Speaks WEAF WABC WKBW WOKO WDRC Table Discussion: WOKO- Serenade (CBS) WSYR -Rockin' Chair Time WJAR WGY WEEI WMAS WIBX WHEC Sunday WBEN WTAG BRING the WHOLE WTIC -Song Recital 10:30 (sw- 15.33) WFBL WEAN (sw- 15.27) NBC -Josef Honti s Orch.: WEAF CBS -Salt Lake city Tabernacle NBC -Whitney Ensemble: CRCT 5:00 NBC -Marion - Talley, sop.: Jo- WJAR WTIC WBEN WNAC Choir & Organ: WABC WGR MBS -The New Poetry: WAAB * WTAG WGY (sw- 15.33) CFRB WLBZ WFBL WFEA WORLD INTO YOUR WICC WOR WLBZ sef Koestner's Orch.: WEAF WTAG WCSH WNAC CBS -News; Beethoven Sonata WOKO WESG WORC WHEC WESG -To be announced WJAR Series; Alexander Semmler, (sw- 21.52-9.59) WGR -Deep South WGY WTIC WREN (sw -9.53) WEEI People; Phillips concert pianist: WABC WESG NBC -Radio City Music Hall HOME WORC-Comfort Time; To be an- NBC-We, the H. * Lord, Mark Warnow's WIBX WFEA CFRB WMAS Symph. Orch. & Soloists; nounced dir; WOKO WFBL WLBZ WHEC Guests: WJZ WSYR CRCT 2:15 Orch. (Premiere): WJZ WBZ WORC WEAN WDRC WEEI WBZ (sw- 15.21) MBS -Palmer House Ensemble: WHAM WSYR (sw- 15.21) (sw- 21.52) Lenora ! No. 3) Overture, Beethoven; WAAB WLBZ NBC- O Ma Lyre lmmorieüe from "Nap - WGR-The Crusaders (Sunday Programs are Walberg Brown String En- pho," Omitted ; Noeturne d Morro semble: WHAM WBZ /rom "Mi4asmer Night'* Dream," WICC -Wandering Gypsies Continued on Page 35) 18

NMI One of the most talented sir jing stars n Chicago. "Tea Time at Morrell's," bringe a new high in after- GALE PAGE is a boast of teat city's N 3C studios. noon gaiety and entertainment. A Seattle girl, Miss Adding to' her other duties he- recently new show. Page is a wife and mother. besides a radio artist 19 r GUY LOMBARDO Year in and year out, the Lombardos go on -and GUY LOMBARDO, as they had been before. To the Music on-ar d on. Since first hitting the crest of the Guy, then, goes the credit for "Sweetest page! wave n 1928, the Canadian boys have been led by This Side of Heaven." To Guy -goes this 20

IMO i ROSEMARY BRANCATO

Eighty cities from coast to coast have been lucky Because of her outstanding performance when she re- enough to glimpse lovely ROSEMARY BRANCATO cently substituted for Margaret Speaks, Radio Guide in her infrequent concert appearances. But now- presents the Chicago Opera alumna to all the world! 21 1 THE QUEEN BECOMES A

AREMARKABLE person, this and would devote her life to teaching Ethel Barrymore! aspiring candidates for the stage and Ethel Barrymore Walks Out On She was the toast of radio. Broadway at the turn of the Then turning to Ben she said, A Million Admirers To Start century and is still a star "Knock- knock." in 1936. She is the mother of three That wasn't in the script, but you grown children, yet many a woman of can't catch Ben Bernie off guard with The Biggest Job of Her Life thirty woulc envy her youth. your ad- libbing. With everything she will ever need "Who's there ?" he demanded. for ease aril comfort, she is leaving "Saul." the stage now only to launch a new "Saul who ?" by BOB GORDON career. And she leaves, not with an "Saul there is -there isn't any annual series of triumphant farewell more." tours, but with a pun! That isn't much pomp for the pass- It happened at one of Ben Bernie's ing of a queen! Hardly the tearful recent hilarious broadcasts. The maes- regrets one would expect upon the ab- when of a celebrity answering the phone in tro and all the lads were having a dication of royalty; but it is very much a queen, that's hardly news; but Barrymore. She has delighted the acknowledged queen of the Amer- person? Having had to crash the grand time playing "knock- knock." Ethel two secretaries, star, announced us, amused us, thrilled us, and amazed ican stage decides to turn schoolmarm, barrier of an agent, Ethel, as the guest three office -boys to interview a that this wis her last appearance us, but she has never bored us. that is -well, it's like the man biting and - gag writer, I was very much that she was retiring from the stage, When a schoolmarm wishes she were the dog, only more so. third -rate And news, of course, means inter- surprised to find I was talking to Miss views. Barrymore with no more complications I think I must have gotten the tip - than picking up the phone and asking off by that unpretentious farewell, for for a number. She invited me to her I didn't bother to use the contacts so home in Mamaroneck, and even let me frequently needed to speak to the pick my own time. great, and especially the near -great. And if you think I'm telling you this I just called her up on the phone. merely to drag myself into the story, Naturally I assumed I was talking you're wrong. I'm telling you because to a maid or a secretary when a femin- is shows that Miss Barrymore practises ine voice answered, for whoever heard what she preaches, and gives you an

Below: Lionel Barrymore is the most tolerant of the three great artists. He has been able to put up with stage, screen, radio -and Cora Sue Collins

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Above the world in all things, Brother Jack, left, even has a sneer for the microphone. Although some actions have made critics mad with glee, nevertheless John Bar - c rymore does everything magnificently. It's part of the heritage that goes with the name he bears. Right: Miss Barrymore livens up the Ole Maestro's show with a pun

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idea of what she is going to stress to those fortunate enough to become her pupils. I had another intimation of what to expect while in a taxi on the way from 's the station to the big white house at the end of Taylor's Lane. The lane is narrow. An old roadster pulled up courteously at the edge of the lane to let us pass. My jehu waved his hand carelessly at the bareheaded youths in the car, calling: "Hello, Sam! Hello, Jack!" I. was no more formal than that! They waved back and replied in kind. "Those are the two Barrymore boys," my driver informed me casually. To be absolutely accurate, they were the Colt boys -John Drew Colt and Samuel Barrymore Colt. Their father is Russell G. Colt, the arms manu- facturer, but their mother, Ethel Bar - rymore, is evidently the big gun in this family. If you go to the movies, or read fiction, or have had any experience in trying to see people who think they are important, you know what hap-

A "school marm" who turns actress is not news, but when actress Ethe Barrymore becomes a "school marm," it's news -sensation!

pened next. A butler met me at the door, scowled at my card, and let me cool my heels and balance my hat for half an hour before he condescended to announce me. We interviewers come tc expect that as part of the routine. Only that isn't what happened at all. Miss Barrymore a_-tswered the bell in person and ushered me into a large, cool room, where she served me iced tea, and talked about her school. She's really serious about that school, and so are thousands of others. From the NBC studios to her home in Mamaroneck is a two -hour ride. Yet when she arrived home after announcing her plans, dozens of telegrams from prospective pupils had already arrived. The next morning the mail started coming in, first special -delivery letters from near by, then the regular mail from local fans; and as airplanes, (Continued on Page 48)

ANA EMS HIS BADGE Alex Gray Needed Courage re as Death and Failure Came. Got And He Had l t -I n His Heart! by S. R. MOOK

Lovely Bernice Claire starred opposite Alex; comes A badge of courage is worn in the For when the One Great Scorer soon she shar- To against your name, heart -not on the breast. write ed his sorrow, lost Whenever I think of Alexander Gray He writes not that you won or helped him to But how you played the game. I think of one of the few real heroes I know. For his story convinces me that rebuild his career, his life T DIFFERENT times in our there is in all of us a miraculous spark lives, all of us are brought -a spark that enables us to carry on bang up against something despite the most harrowing experi- shocking. Sometimes it is ences. The spark is there, but it takes death, sometimes unfaithful- courage to fan it into a flame. ness, dishonesty, financial bankruptcy. He was born in Wrightsville, Penn- Sometimes -more often, perhaps -it is sylvania, and as a boy lived in Balti- heartbreak. And there is our common more and Philadelphia, where he at- denominator. The manner in which we tended grammar and high schools. meet these emergencies -how we sur- Later he enrolled in the Penn State vive them -how we play the game-is College and took a course in industrial the yardstick by which we, as individ- engineering. He graduated with honors. uals, are measured. Too frequently this private stature AFTER graduation he and a pal is known only to our closest friends. worked their way over to Europe We hide our tribulations from the on a cattle -boat. He scrubbed decks world- because we are unable to be and polished rails -the usual formula. bigger than the crises through which When they reached Europe they we have passed. You yourselves, I dare planned on selling conducted tours, and say, know women who have worn their seeing the continent themselves on the sorrow over their husbands' passing on dividends. The only fly in the oint- their sleeves. And how often have ment was that the tours were pretty you met men who have lost their jobs expensive. They didn't sell enough. or their fortunes, but who go around For a boy who had been used to all the making a great show of being very comforts of life and who suddenly brave about it all? Patient Griseldas- found himself minus most of them, Al- all of them! Theirs is not real courage. exander Gray showed plenty of grit.

Below, Gilda Gray, greatest of the "shimmy" dancers, shared "Follies" honors with Alex before his tragedy RADIO

I GREATEST SHOW ON His friend tired of it and wired home for funds. He returned in the manner EARTH to which he was accustomed. Alex stuck it out, saw Europe by himself, enjoyed the scenery, laughed at the hardships -as he has done throughout his life since then. When the Summer was over he got a job stoking coal on night found him singing in the "Mid- Howard Gould's yacht, and returned - night Frolics" on the roof of the New still paying his own way. Amsterdam Theater. School days and vacation days were That was the beginning of Gray's over. It was time to settle down. He triumph. From then on, for a number went to work for his father's truck of years, life was one triumph after an- company in Chicago as its publicity other. He followed the Frolics engage- representative. ment with a couple in the Ziegfeld After a time he tired of concocting "Follies." catalogues telling an unsuspecting pub- I remember meeting him in Wash- lic what a great buy his father's trucks ington for the first time. He was in were. So he married, renounced the an edition of the FolLes that boasted publicity business and headed for New the presence of Gilda Gray, when York. He camped on Ziegfeld's door- Gilda was at the height of her fame as step, or, to be more accurate, in his a "shimmy" dancer. Ir. the same show outer office, until the Great Glorifier was Patricia Salmon. Pat was a pretty finally gave him a hearing. The next little thing a bunch of newspapermen 24 had discovered in Shelby, Montana, came in, walked by, stopped, retraced Right: With a free while they were stranded there waiting his steps, paused at her seat, sat down hand in selecting for he Dempsey- Gibbons fight to come gingerly and presently you saw two her male lead, the off. They gave her enough publicity pairs of feet swinging rhythmically. late Marilyn Mil- to have made he a star ten times over All you ever saw of any of the per- ler demanded Gray. -but she couldn't back up her pub- formers was their feet, but it was one Then all attention licity. of the most hilariously funny sketches was turned on her. The public swarmed to see the Misses ever presented on a stage. Result: he flopped Gray and Salmon -but they left the theater raving! Not over Gilda's mus- WE USED to have a lot of fun doing cular contortions or Pat's fresh pretti- that skit," Alex remarked wist- ness, but over Alex's voice. fully, long afterwards. "But life was There was one riotous scene in pretty much all laughs in those days. which the curtain was raised only I had my wife and my daughter, I was about a foot from the stage. The scene getting along all right on the stage and was the interior of a Pullman. Miss there didn't seem much left to long Gray came in, accompanied by the for." porter, who arranged her luggage. She He was one of the handsomest men sat down in he compartment. Alex I'd ever seen and the Below: Ford Ster- matinee girls ling waited in droves at the stage door for (left) steals him to emerge after each performance. a scene from Alex, When Marilyn Miller's after his wife was leading man killed. left the cast of "SaLly" in Philadelphia, It was the Ziegfeld asked Gray if first of a series of he thought he Hollywood could play the part. He had never failures. spoken a line on the stage in his life In "Sally,' his de- but he stepped into the role and, al- but in films, Alex was badly lighted; though handicapped for a few per- formances by his lack of stage tech- shadows provoked a storm of nique, he finished out the season in a criticism blaze of glory. Later he played the lead opposite

Mitzi in "Naughty Riquette." Then followed "Tell Me More," "The Merry World," "The Passing Show," the romantic lead with Joe E. Brown in "Twinkle, Twinkle" and finally an engagement with a road company of "The Desert Song" in which he played the "Red Shadow." It was while he was with the last - named company, in Pittsburgh, that our paths crossed again. And it was during this same week's engagement that the greatest tragedy of his life occurred. Curious how things work themselves out, for, as he stepped upon the stage for the Saturday matinee performance, life had never seemed so good. Talking pictures were sweeping the country and there was that never -to- be- forgotten scramble on the part of producers for stage names. Warner Brothers had not only introduced the talkies, they had also made the first singing picture. They were anxious to hold the prestige the picture had given them.

THEY signed Marilyn Miller for a picturization of "Sally" at the then - unheard-of figure of $100,000. When they asked whom she would like for her leading man she unhesitatingly said, "Alexander Gray." He had just signed his contract - without their seeing him-without a test. It was one of the few known instances in which a player has been signed under such conditions. Bernice Claire was playing opposite him. Her brother and Mrs. Gray were driving out from Chicago to meet them. They were to arrive around dinner time, see the evening performance and motor with them to Baltimore for the next week's engagement. Alex was ruminating on all these things as he stepped out on the stage - on the compliment paid him both by Miss Miller and Warner Brothers -on the fact that his wife, to whom he was deeply devoted, would be with him in a few hours-on the new picture contract he would have as a surprise for (Continued on Page 34) 25

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D WYNN slapped a large hunk Ed continued, "I began thinking of a related, and having just won my 135th say that my uncle, my horse and Gra- of grease -paint on his face. pun about a horse -like hoarse and law suit, I didn't feel so lucky." Ed ham McNamee are responsible for it. "My uncle started it," he horse -but I couldn't think of one, and paused and surveyed his countenance "As for me," Ed concluded, "I've said. "Of course, if you want I was tired, so I said, 'Well, I've got in the dressing -room mirror. "But washed my hands of -elative gags. M, F to be technical, it was really nine uncles.' Graham insisted: 'Ed, you can make relatives have proven they can take it. a is No more my horse that started it, but I haven't " 'Nine uncles ?' Graham asked ex- this uncle a national figure. He'll be and enough enough. uncles will ever creep into my broadcasts- got a horse -and I do have nine uncles. citedly, 'Who are these uncles, and hero in every home!' - "Then again," Ed went on as he con- what do they do ?' not if I can help it they won't!" tinued making up for his broadcast, " 'Well,' I said, 'Uncle Joe's a doctor; MY UNCLES would never her-o Ed evidently couldn't help it, because "maybe it was Graham McNamee who Uncle Pete's a grocer; Uncle Jim runs this, Graham,' I said, 'They're im- I sat out in front that night and started it. About four years ago- a fancy candy store in Toledo; Uncle portant people.' But Graham kept right watched Ethel Barrymore and the April 26, 1932, to be exact -Graham Fred has oil wells; Uncle -' on talking -and that's how ether rela- comedian kid each other about the said to me, 'Ed, why are you always " 'Hold on,' Graham said, 'We can't tives were born!" idiosyncrasies of their respective chil- dragging that horse into the program? use all those uncles. Let's take the fun- "Ether way you look at it," Ed con- dren: It's a shame the way a horse you don't niest characteristics of each of them tinued, "it was a boon to radio come- WYNN: Ethel, may i ask you a ques- even know is getting all this publicity. and make one great big, glorious, hila- dians. Within a year, almost every tion? Why don't you pick on somebody you rious Uncle.' comedian on the air was visiting rela- BARRYMORE: You may ask me any- know, instead of a poor defenseless "I wasn't so sure it was such a good tives he hadn't spoken to in years- thing except my age. As for that, I horse ?' idea," Ed said seriously. "After all, sizing them up as potential radio mate- have three children, and the oldest "The minute Graham said horse," relatives and courts are awfully closely rial! So you see what I mean when I is 24-so you car. figure the rest yourself. "Time Marches On!" WYNN: Three children? That's wonderful! I have a sm 19, you know - I've been trying for years to get him to go to work, bat Time Marches On! Let's talk about our children, EtheL BARRYMORE: That's my favorite subject . You know, my three are boy, girl, boy. Samuel is 24, Ethel Barrymore Colt is 22, and John Drew Colt is 21 -just like Lionel, John and myself -only 24, 22 and 21 in their case! WYNN: Are they all going on the stage, Ethel? BARRYMORE: Well, my daughter has

Left: Phil Baker at home with his wife, talentec Peggy Cart- wright, whose guest appearance on his program was a season's highlight. Below: Bob Burns is telling a long yarr about his Gran'pa. old Snozzy Leadbetter

1 ! SAY ABOUT aak,tiveA. 7

Your Uncle Dud? Keep Him Off the Air if What You Want is Privacy!

by JACK SHER

Above: Frantic Eddie Cantor aired his search for suitors for his five daughters, pictured with him and his wife. The pay- off: One of them fell in love with a youth who responded by sending a picture of himself! Left: Portland Hoffa heckled her father until he got sick. He recovered -and she began it again

already done a little, as you know. real and fictitious, than a dying mil- She played with me first in "Scarlet lionaire. And do they suffer! George Sister Mary." John was on his way Allen, Gracie's real brother, is a quiet, to see about an engagement when I efficient employe of an oil company in saw you last week -but he was late, San Francisco. That is, he was quiet as usual! Sam wants to be a director and efficient until two years ago, when and playwright. Gracie started her nation -wide "miss- WYNN: I wrote a play once, Ethel. It ing brother" hunt. Her airwave pursuit was all about love: A boy meets a grew so popular that George almost girl -that's the prologue. They be- lost his job, and retired into the hills come engaged -that's the dialogue. to live like a hermit until the hunt They marry -it became a monologue! concluded. They divorce -that's the epilogue - then the boy goes out looking for a THE morning after the mention of new prologue. the missing brother, George had no BARRYMORE: Ed, is your son Kee- sooner hung his hat on the hook in the nan going to be an actor? office when he was surrounded by a WYNN: Oh, yes, Ethel- Keenan is act- bevy of office girls: GREATEST ing right now up in Maine. "Hello, George -you're missing!" BARRYMORE: A chip off the old "Gracie wants you, George." SHOW block, eh? "Why, Georgie Porgie, where have os. WYNN: Well -you might call him a you been ?" slice off the old ham, Ethel. All day long people from other of- EARTH So, I say, what can you do with a fices came in to have a look at the odd confirmed relative kidder? creature who was really Gracie Allen's Take Gracie Allen. (Burns will pay missing brother! At noon George was you for it.) Gracie has more relatives, (Continued on Page 34)

29 7 DAYLIGHfr ¡ r .--. BANDIT 1-"t3-

AMILD young man with a wistful face strolled into a hosiery shop at 36 West Grand River Avenue, in De- troit. He was short, stocky and neatly dressed in a brown suit. He also wore a light brown trench coat, in the right pocket of which his hand was thrust negligently. "Yes sir ?" queried one of the two smart girl clerks, with a little smile. a "Stick up your hands!" said the nice - looking boy very quietly. But he didn't smile and he looked the girl straight in the eye. Her own eyes. widened. "Stick up your hands," repeated the mild young man in brown, and his right hand shifted menacingly in his coat pocket. "You too," he said. Gulping, the two clerks backed into the stockroom in the rear of the shop. But, though they were frightened, the man in brown was not. Removing his right hand from the lethal threat of that pocket, he expertly punched the keys of the cash register, and when "Stick up your the drawer flew open, he scooped up hands.' said its contents, pocketed them and strolled the nice -look- air. ing boy quiet- out into the crisp March didn't one of those girl ly. He In a few minutes, smile as he clerks timidly stuck her head through the girl up the looked the stockroom door. She picked "With fifty coppers "WHICH way did he go ?" was all iñ the eye soon Detroit police engine's roar. telephone and camping on his trail for two weeks we that Stanton asked the clerks in ground their teeth as police radio store. But they couldn't even Brown Bandit might scare him! With Commissioner the rifled brought news that the Pickert threatening to fire the whole tell him that much. One thought the had struck again. force and hiding plain -clothes men in Brown Bandit had gone down the women's wear shops to wait for this street in one direction. The other girl PATROLMEN Bruce Stanton and sure that the robber had in guy, we might -" was equally Joseph Gaborino were cruising idea, didn't I ?" the other way. pers down there jus: waiting for him." they "I said I got an vanished the Headquartzrs radio car when grunted Stanton, driving like mad. "What difference does it make ?" de- "What about West ?" heard: manded Gaborino, in a fine frenzy of "Well, we been in and out of the al/ cars ... Man No, my "Calling all cars ... "YES, Mr. Holmes," said Gaborino impatience. "By now, he's blocks West part of town all morning. and light brown East. dressed in brown suit 11 mustn't scare away in a fast car!" guess is that this g.ly's walking description of the witheringly. "We trench coat answering the naughty man!" Actually, there was "Did you ever try to park a car He's got a small start on us. Watch Brown Bandit just stuck up Red Robin here, this early in the morn- for him!" Ave- some justification for his pachydermous around Hosiery Store at 36 West Grand weeks, almost, the ing?" Stanton asked, as he started the It was a chill, rainy morning and the $20.00 in small sarcasm. For three nue . . . Got about had been front -page engine. "You find every foot of space crowds were small. And once the ra- it in bank wrappers Brown Bandit change, most of news. His methods were simple and occupied." dio patrolmen crossed Woodward Ave- ... This fellow stands about five -seven, what ?" nue on the broad sweep of Cadillac ninety they never varied. Always he picked "So weighs about a hundred and by women and "So this fellow has been too smart Square where the shopping district small shops, operated the usually in the busy downtown district. to try for a speedy getaway. He'd 'a' gives way to tall office buildings "Hell," said Patrolman Gaborino, been caught before now, if he'd tried crowds were still sparser. At Bates with Always he arrived a few minutes after "that's eight times he's got away and when there to jimmy a getaway car out of a park- Street, Stanton made a quick turn to- Watch that curb, the shop was opened, it in three weeks. would be, therefore, few if any cus- ing space. He's beaten our radio flashes wards the flophouses that line that you!" For Stanton had swung their wore that same every time because he gets away slow- part of the block between Cadillac -grazing arc that tomers. Always he radio car in a curb brown suit and coat, and always he ly-on foot. And we've always been Square and Farmer Street. made tires squeal on the pavement. without apparent looking for brown -suited guys in cars!" And at that moment a stocky young Stanton replied. "No, made his escape "I got an idea," haste or fear. "Not bad," said Gaborino, reflective- man in a brown suit and coat started don't use the siren, we might scare this ly. "Not bad." He could see that if to cross the street not a hundred feet "I think that fellow's too fast even 1 guy. I got -" radio," grumbled Patrolman Gab - Stanton's logic was sound, the Brown ahead of the police c.ar. shouted above the for ?" asked "Yeah!" Caborino orino. "And you'd better jam on the Bandit hadn't had time to travel more "What's all the excitement siren and make some speed, if you than a few blocks, thanks to the speed the man in brown, as the police car the Commish hauling us up with which radio had brought them to drew up and guns were flashed. His don't want his right on the carpet!" the scene. But within those few face was wistful. He had A "The Brown Bandit isn't too fast for blocks of busy downtown Detroit hand in his coat pocket. Gaborino, Stanton, as he brought the streets, there were hundreds and hun- pistol in hand, grabbed for that pocket. radio," said said Stanton. car to a stop in front of the Red Robin dreds of thousands of people. "We'll take that gun!" "The truth is, he's too "How're we goin' to pick him out ?" "What gun ?" queried the mild young Calling All Hosiery store. he stow for radio. And that's why he gets Gaborino demanded. "Which way did man. "I don't carry a gun." And he go? And why are you driving didn't! In the pocket, the officers away!" in Cars Story "Huh ?" said Gaborino, glancing in East ?" found three rolls of coins wrapped jaw -sagging concern at his buddy. Had "Well you see," Stanton replied, bank wrappers, and some loose change. by Arthur Stanton suddenly gone mad? But the "this bandit has brains. He won't The Brown Bandit, mild -faced terror patrolman who "had an idea" was al- head into the downtown section be- of women's -wear stops, freely admit- ready out of the car, even while a sec- cause the papers have told how the ted that he had held up eight estab- Kent radio alarm came through their Commish has got half the force out lishments with a weapon no more ond held in an loudspeaker, ordering a massing of po- looking for him there. Same reason, deadly than a clenched fist lice cars to undertake an intensive he won't go South into the banking dis- overcoat pocket! And it worked -till search for the hunted Brown Bandit. trict because there are all sorts of cop- radio picked him or the street! 30 by lof-4'1F---27"-c)-eef% MARG E ivi NELSON EDDY KERR

NE woman marked Nelson Eddy for her very own on the day he was born. Her name was Destiny, and looking at the infant who was to grow up into a star, she said: "He shall make music wherever he goes." And he has. He couldn't have es- caped it even if he had tried. Like the crash and crescendo of waves pounding on a rockbound shore . like the sound of wind whishing through New England pines . . . like the rising and falling of tides ... like everything else inevitable . . . Nelson Eddy had to reach the fulfillment of his hopes in music. It was in his blood. It had been the instinct of his forbears, and it was to be repeated in him. His mother and father sang. His grandfather played bass drum for one of the most famous bands in America. In both of his parents there was a feeling for rhythm, an instinctive love and understanding of music, a sort of sixth sense for the melodies that have given earthbound mortals wings for flight ever since back in the Dark Ages men discovered that an echo was harmonious. Music was Nelson Eddy's simple heritage. There's nothing extraordinary about it. The same heritage could have been yours -or mine. But the thing that sent him surging ahead with his music was a heritage of another sort -the will to do, to ac- complish, to overcome obstacles. That is a peculiarly American char- acteristic -one inherent in the earliest colonists, among whom his ancestors were numbered.

HERE it is pertinent to observe that without this will, America itself might still be a land of wild Indians. Trees with tomahawk marks in the bark of their trunks might stand where Manhattan's Empire State building stands today. And without this will again, Nelson Eddy himself might still be a common day laborer in a little Rhode Island town, or a mediocre reporter on some Pennsylvania paper, or an obscure copywriter for an advertising firm. But Nelson Eddy is not a laborer, or a reporter, or a white -collared clerk mooning away at some dry -as -dust job. Instead, he is radio's most popular singer. He is one of America's foremost concert artists. He is a Holly- wood star of the first magnitude. And he is wealthy beyond the childish imaginings of his lean -bankrolled boyhood. How did he bridge the gap between obscurity and fame? /h You can decide that for yourself as you witness, through this real life story GRI..1I I \ I of Nelson Eddy, the parade of remark- able events that brought a reticent SHOW youngster from Rhode Island into the 01 dazzling spotlight he now occupies. Now, you can't just look at the EARTH brawny aristocrat who is Nelson Eddy -and draw conclusions about him and Nelson Eddy, the triple- threat of show business. His radio popularity is tre- his phenomenal success. You can't mendous, his motion pictures are smash hits, his concert tours are triumphs even draw conclusions after interview-

31 Hard Work -and the Hand of Destiny -Played

and goldsmiths and debtors and gaolers and the neighborhood bullies knew and preachers. They all spoke up with better than to pick on Nelson when pardonable pride. Tony was around. That is, all except John Eddye. "He saved me many a blac c eye When the governor demanded to and I really think he helped to pre- know his occupation, he lifted a quizzi- serve the shape of my head." Nelson's cal eyebrow and calmly stated that he face lights up radiantly with memories was "a gentleman." of Tony. And from him descended a long line "I wonder whatever became of him," of gentlemen, not the least of whom is he says. "One day we suddenly moved Nelson Eddy, product of New England, to another city and I lost track of him offspring of William Darius Eddy and completely. I like to think that he a host of simple God -fearing people may have become a grand -opera singer whose importance lay mainly in their ir, Milan. Or maybe he's a tailor back cold, quiet strength. in Providence that is, if he wasn't shot to hell in the war." NELSON'S mother, Isabel Kendrick, of Poultney, Vermont, whose strong BUT because Nelson Eddy was often influence was a dominant factor in the lonely as a lad, don't get the idea shaping of her son's character and that he was pathet.c or that he was career, is descended on her father's denied all the thrills of childhood. side from a long line of literary men. Like most other youngsters, he spent On her mother's side, she came by a hours hanging around fire stations and considerable dash of Holland Dutch, he never tired of the excitement that and one of America's earliest presi- came with seeing th ! gay red and gold dents, Martin Van Buren, is among fire engines, hectically drawn by snort- her distant relatives. ing white horses, cash with reckless "That dash of Dutch ancestry," Nel- abandon through quiet New Er.gland son says, "was just enough to take the streets. color out of my eyebrows, and perhaps His ambitions, too, were much the it accounts for a certain stubborn stick - same as the ordinary child's. Despite to-it quality that has always ruled his innate liking for music, never once my life. during his formative years did he find "My father was a machinist and tool- himself considering singing as a life maker by trade, and although he work. achieved a considerable degree of suc- "I hankered for the simple things," cess, I have always felt that he should he says now. "I wanted to be a police- have been a professional man, and man, or a cowboy, 3r a doctor riding would have been if he had ever found in a wildly careening, siren -screaming his proper niche in the business world." ambulance." Because of the nature of his father's And at one time. influenced by a business, Nelson, after his birth July movie thriller, he wanted to be a civil 29, 1901, in Providence, was never engineer and win the girl of his rooted, in one spot long enough to ac- dreams, like Francis X. Bushman or quire any of the boyhood friends that make adolescence bearable. When he speaks of his youth at all, it is always with a far -away look in his eyes -the far -away look that marks the outsider -the newcomer in the Because his parents were constantly on the move while he was a neighborhood -the forlorn little alien child. Nelson Eddy had few playmates among boys of his own age in school. And as he recalls those nomadic days, a vivid picture of Nelson Eddy ing him. You have to go back farther fair and docked at Plymouth Rock, as a boy comes to mind. A picture of -know something of his ancestry- John, too, packed up his worldly goods him standing wistfully aside at the know something of his parentage - and came to the promised land. playground, always "the new boy," or something of his childhood. "He missed that snooty old sailing - "that new kid" whom no one knew For like everybody else, Nelson Eddy tub by about ten years,' Nelson says, well enough to pick when team cap- is the sum of all who preceded him speaking of the Mayflower, "and I tains chose sides for back -lot warfare, on the genealogical tree ... the sum of guess that's the reason I'm not sad- run -sheep -run, or baseball. that burly Anglo -Saxon who invaded dled with a grandfather s clock!" Undoubtedly that's why, looking at England in the fifth century . . . the Nelson Eddy today, one gets the feel- sum of that hearty Anglo- Norman who BUT whether John bnught over a ing that he is a lonely man. Childhood had a zest for victory and went tooth- grandfather's clock or not, the fact impressions, though we don't realize we and -nail for the Norman Conquest .. . remains that he did bring over a brand it most of the time, are the pegs the sum of that first English pilgrim of British superiority tha' reflects itself hang our lives on. And Nelson's life, who set an invading foot on virgin even today in Nelson's bearing. It's despite its glamor and color, is pegged American soil. not the kind of unbearatle superiority to all the lonely yesterdays that make "We date back on this side of the that makes enemies, but the kind that him great today. Atlantic to 1630," Nelson explains it, holds its head up with the best of them "Somehow," he says reminiscently, "but before that time in England, the and says, "Take me for what I am "no matter how long we stayed in one family's name was Eddye." and I'll do the same for you." place, I never became a part of an or- The cross was the Eddyes' pleasing And that's exactly what John did ganized gang. hope -at least that's what the motto when Governor Winthrop, deciding to "I always seemed to be pretty much on their coat -of -arms said -and many classify every inhabitant of the colonies alone. And I always suffered consid- of them must have taken it literally, according to their various occupations, erable teasing from a bunch of kids for there are several ministers of the came swashbuckling into Massachu- who loved to bait me with "Red Head gospel listed on Nelson's genealogical setts and called the roll. Ginberbread" and other kid insults. chart. A little awed by his mighty presence They were pretty tough and I used to The Eddy's might have stayed in -and a little proud of heir multiple get beaten up every day -that is, until England, and Nelson might have been trades -the reticent Puritans stood at I met Tony." Briton -born if there hadn't been a rov- attention and one by one, as he read It is Tony, the big, rough Italian lad ing gentleman in the Eddye clan. off the names, stepped u-a and identi- who became Nelson Eddy's first friend, His name was John Eddye, and he fied themselves. who still furnishes the most pleasant is Nelson's first American ancestor. There were butchers ar d bakers and childhood recollections Nelson has. The Shortly after the Mayflower left May- candlestick makers and blacksmiths two of them constituted their own gang

32 Big Parts in Bringing the World His Golden Voice

Wallace Reid. Those of you who were thrilled by Despite these colorful ambitions, the martial music of "Tramp, Tramp however, music was being literally Tramp," which he sent ringing over drummed into Nelson all the while. the sound track in his first big motion His father was drum -major fcr the picture, "Naughty Marietta," cannot Rhode Island National Guard, and be- fail to appreciate what military life fore him, Grandfather Isaac Eddy had, did to Nelson Eddy emotionally. for fifty -five years, played bass drum Military life not cnly set the tempo in Reeves' American band. for his whole existen_e, but it did much Nelson recalls that the mate to his to restore the tottering ego of a young- grandfather's grand old instrument was ster heretofore accustomed to sticking shot from the hands of a valiant sol- on the sidelines while the other boys dier at the Battle of Bull Run. And had all the fun. although his grandfather, still alive and For once in his life, Nelson Eddy chipper today, was a shade too young was a king among kids. For once in for the Civil War, he fashioned a fife his life, he felt "chosen." out of a piece of iron pipe, later to Here at last, at Fort Greble, he was prove his patriotism by alternately the center of the game and the other . playing fife and drum in parades to fellows were the onlookers, the out- i inspire j J! enlistment of new recru_ts. siders, the lonely, envious aliens. S. But army life did more than inflate !J ' 'NELSON learned to play :N the drums his ego. ,j a S ` and fife under his grandfather's It taught him the hard lesson of iron ofi 4 tutelage and the three of them -the discipline- "and," says Nelson, "it i .. boy, his father and his 'grampa' -made taught me the hard lesson of iron skil- . up a little "Spirit of '76" all their own lets and greasy spoons, too. as they serenaded an audience of cray- "Every day, all dressed up in a big - on portraits in Grandma's country par- apron, I fought over and over again r - 1' lor on practise days. the battle of plates and pans." The stacatto beat of drums ham- On his last year in camp, Nelson's mered a strange rhythm into the heart superiors decided that he was old of the solemn -faced youngster who enough to pay for his keep. So they worked so industriously with the sticks ordered him to the kitchen, where he and goatskin. Although he didn't know was made chief dish and bottle -washer it at the time, these were the drums for the regiment. of fate that were to lead him along "What a nightmare that was," he adventurous paths. exclaimed. "I can see those dirty "One of the biggest thrills of my dishes yet. The more I washed the life," Nelson says, "was the time I was faster they multiplied -the faster they chosen to be mascot for the Military multiplied the hard.r I worked. But Band at Fort Greble, on Dutch Island. my job was endless, and so were those I had a specially tailored miniature darn dishes. army uniform made, and every Sum- "In the morning when I started out, Baby Nelson Eddy. sc or of the good old American - mer for three years I went to camp." they looked like little greasy hills, and English house of Eddye. had preachers In his family as the day progressed and the dishes tree increased in proporti.,n, they resembled great, filthy mounta.ns. "It was wash, scrub, wash, rub, from morning till night. Lots of times I wanted to throw them all out the window and say, 'This is the bunk. I won't fearful clubs and uttering even more Stephen's Episcopal Church in Provi- do it any more.' fearful noises. dence. "But in the army you are not al- "I suppose I was mischievous," Nel- His vocal career at St. Stephen's also lowed to quit, and it's good for you." son laughed, "but it was great fun just aroused his interest in religion, and The fact that Nelson didn't quit the same. And a biography of me every week -end for a time, like the washing dishes is unimportant. But the wouldn't be a biography if it didn't righteous smithy in the Longfellow fact that he didn't quit a task that was tell a little bit about those riotous poem, "he went on Sunday to his utterly distasteful to him is the key- Summers down on the farm. My visits church and sat among the boys," stone of his whole career. with Grandma and Grandpa were the where, with eyes turned angelically high spots of my youth." skyward, he sang hymns and dripped BUT don't let this recital of solid Despite all this direction of his ener- psalms with all the spirit and verve of virtues fool you into thinking that gies, however, he still found time for some small Billy Sunday. Nelson Eddy was a mama's boy with singing. Afterwards, he became a soloist at an angelic halo and a Lord Fauntleroy "It was only natural that I should," Grace Church and All Saints' Church complex when he was young. he told me. "Mother was soloist in the in Providence. To the average boy, And don't for one moment imagine Church of the Transfiguration, and such devotion to something as intangi- that he spent all of his Summers con- Father sang bass in the Universalist ble as music spells "sissiness," but to fined to the rigid discipline of military Church." a bey with a rich vein of rhythm life. And listening to the two of them pounding in his pulses, it spelled "suc- Many Summers he spent on a Paw- sing on peaceful Sunday afternoons in cess" instead. tucket farm with the paternal grand- the old family parlor, Nelson also be-

parents who idolized him. came interested in music . . . the dif- BY THE time he was thirteen years I suppose he got into a lot of mis- ference between sharp and flat ... the old, Nelson had acquired an envi- chief out there in the country -slid meaning of diminuendo and crescendo able reputation as a child vocalist. down haymows, raided the cookie jars, ... the relationship between score and "Then came a calamity," he remem- pestered the hired help and made life keyboard. These and a hundred other bers. "I suddenly discovered that I miserable for the frenzied cows and mysterious problems aroused his youth- couldn't sing with my usual ease. I chickens who couldn't understand this ful curiosity about music. A curiosity didn't realize it, of course, but my voice redheaded madman descending on them that his mother satisfied with patient was changing. at periodical intervals - brandishing explanations, painstaking care. "Pretty soon I began to sound like Soon he and his mother were sing- a cracked victrola record. What was ing together and eventually, after he intended to be a celestial high note Nelson Eddy enjoyed his got the hang of harmony, the two of would finish up as a dolorous croak, school work -but recesses them concluded that Nelson had a and oefore long my voice was bounc- were not happy times for pretty neat boy's soprano voice -neat ing up and down like a tennis ball. the shy, strange boy who enough, at any rate, to warrant a "That ended my church singing for was left out of the fun place for him in the boys' choir of St. (Continued on Page 50) Young's Family, 10:15 NBC -Hollywood High Hatters: NBC -Pepper WEAF WBEN WTAG WCSH sketch: WEAF WTAG WNAC NBC-John's Other Wife, sketch: WBEN WCSH WTIC WJAR WEAF WNAC WTIC WGY CRCT (sw- 15.33) October 5 Strings: WABC WGY (sw- 15.33) 97/.6-isiar WBEN WTAG WJAR WCSH CBS -Poetic WIBX WLBZ WDRC WKBW NBC -Music Guild: WJZ WHAM (sw- 15.33) wßz wsYR cßcr wGtsn CBS- Modern Cinderella, sketch. 12:00 (s .9.59-15.27) WEEI NBC- Martha Sr Hal, songs: Y.N. -Tom, Dick & Harry: WEAN s(w15.21) 8:45 WABC WOKO WEAN WGR -Views the News WFBL WDRC WHEC WORC WJAR WICC WNAC WTIC NBC -Landt Trio & White: WJZ WOR-Molly of the Movies WICC WGR (sw- 21.52) CBS -The Gumps, sketch (Pre. 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NBC -Jack Armstrong, sketch Musical Prgm.: WCSH WBEN 10:45 Harris' See 3:45 WFBL- Sports; p.m. WEAF WBEN WGY WTIC WEAN 8:15 NBC -Choral Voices, A Cappella News WJAR WTAG WCSH WNAC WESG -To be announced MBS -Nat Brandwynné s Orch.: Choir: WJZ WBZ WEBR WGY -The Waltz Is On (sw -9.53) WGY- Sports Commentator WAAB WOR WLBZ WSYR WHAM WHEC Front Pace People CBS -Treasure Adventures of WKBW -Hits & Encores WFEA -Cold Spring Band CBS -Jack Shannon, tnr., with 11:30 Frequencies WNAC- WHEC-Pinto Pete Jack Masters, sketch: WABC Country Club Organ: WABC WIBX WOKO NBC -Ray Noble's Orch.: WJZ wESG-SSO WLBZ-630 WIBX -Rosario Bourdon tra-690 WEEI WMAS WFEA WICC WOKO- Concert Miniatures WLBZ DRC WKBW (sw- WBZ WHAM CRCrao WFBL-13S0 S 61AS-1120 -Amateur WEBR (sw- WLBZ WHEC WGR WAAB WORC-Detectives Black & Blue WKBW Hour 6.12) 6.14) WAA17110 WtEA.1340 WNAC-1330 WDRC WORC WOKO WFBL WTIC -Ask Me Another 8:33 MBS -Nat'l Dem. Committee: NBCtNews, WEAF only) Magno WABC-1160 WAR-550 WN6H-1310 WEAN WIBX (sw -15.27 -9.59) NBC- Margaret Speaks, sop.; WFEA WNBH WAAB WORC WBEN-900 WGY-790 WNBX1000 * lia Blossoms; Fisk Jubilee W9x NBC -The Singing Lady: WJZ Mixed Chorus; Wm. Daly's WGR WOR and WHAM 1150 WO11O-1430 * Choir WEAF WTAG WCSH WBEA-990 WNEC130 WBZ WHAM WSYR WEAN WON-710 CRCT Orch.: WEAF WNAC WTAG -Race Commentator WJAR WTIC WNAC (sw -9.53) WCSH-940 WIBX,1200 WORC118O WEBR (sw- 15.21) WTIC WCSH WGY WJAK WEEI- Evening Revue CBS-Eddy Duchin's Orch.: WDRC-1330 WICC-600 wSYR-570 WESG- Rhythm Almanac WBEN. CRCT (sw -9.53) WFBL -News; Sports WABC WHEC WORC WICC WEAF-660 WJAR990 WTAG-SSO WKBWSunshine Minstrel * CBS -Pick & Pat; Landt Trio & WICC -Federal Music Project WMAS CFRB WDRC WKBW WEAN-780 WJ7-760 WTIC-10.10 7 :00 1A/5w-14e0 WNBX- Teatime Melodies Wui,e, wogs ö cuulsG) , moo) 11:00 WLBZ WEAN WOKO WFEA waal-390 NBC -Amos n Andy: WEAF 5:45 * Krueger's Orch.: WABL WOR( NBC -Joel Candullo's Orch.: WEEI WIBX WFBL WJAR WBEN WCSH WTAG NBC -Collegians: WEAF WCSH WOKO WMAS WLHZ WEAN WCSH (sw -9.53) MBS -Follies: WOR WAAB WGY WTIC WNAC (sw -9.53) MBS Shep Fields' Orch.: WOR WTAG (sw -9.53) WEEI WDRC WICC WHEC NBC -(News, WJZ only) Tony WEBM-Harold Austin's Orch. CBS-Wm. Hard, political WAAB CBS Wilderness Hoad. sketch com- WGR WFBL (swII.8i -c.ti Russell, songs: WJZ WHAM WGR -Roulette mentator: WABC WICC W'b 11t-sportscaster WABC WKBW WFBL WEAN WGR NbC- Meiodiana; Abe Lyman s WEBR 1YGY- Johnny Albright, crooner WOKO WMAS 12:15 WMAS WOKO CFRB WORC WORC WDRC Oreh.; Oliver Smith, tnr.; Ber CBS -Jay Freeman's WSYR -News WEAN Orch.: WABC CBS-Ben Bernie's Orch.: WHEC (sw -9.52) WIBX WLBZ WFBL nice Claire, sop.: WJZ WBZ WHEC WGR NBC -Little WEEI (sw.11.83) 11:48 WSYR-Henry Bussé s Orch. Orphan Annie, sketch: WHAM WSYR (sw- 11.87) NBC -Communist Party of N. Y.; (NBC) WJZ WBZ WHAM NBC -Mary Small, songs: WJZ -Jazz NBC -Magnolia Blossoms: WGY WSYR MBS Nocturne: WAAB Robert Minor, speaker: WEAF 12:30 (sw- 15.21) WBZ WSYR WOR WBEN WSYR WBEN News: WAAB WHEC WSYR -Ray Noble's Orch. (NBC) NBC-Phil Levant's Orch.: WEAF Dick Tracy: WNAC WOR WTIC WIBX -Mighty Oracle Y.N. -News: WNAC WLBZ WICC WFEA -To be announced WGY WJAR WNAC WJAR WNBX -Musical Prgm. WEAN WNBH WFEA 12:00 WHAM -Irene Gedney, pianist CBS-Dick Stabile's Orch.: WABC Little Orphan Annie: WLBZ 8:45 News: WTAG WJ4H WOR WR7 NBC -Shandor. siolinist; Henry WKBW News, Music WEAN WICC WFBL WKBW WGR WIBX WTIC WEEI WDRC WIBX Busse's Orch. WJZ WBZ WNBX- Musical Prgm WIBX -B. A. Ro -Ìe's Orch. WIIF:C WIBX WOKO Wr.EI News: WICC WORC WORC (sw -6.14) WOR- Sports 9:00 NBC-Fletcher Henderson's Orch.: WBEN -Jack & Earl Reporter WAAB-Lew Conrad's Orch. CBS-Ben Bernie's Orch.: WABC WEEI-Checker-Board NBC-Warden Lawes in 20,000 yrs. WJ/. WSYR WBZ (sw-6.14) 7:15 WFBL -Nat'l Repub. Committee WKBW WEAN WOKO WEEI MBS-Mal WOR WFEA-Safety Prgm. in Sing Sing (Premiere): Hallett's Orch.: NBC -ALKA- SELTZER PRE- WGY -News; Musical Prgm. WICC WFBL WIBX WAAB WGY -Musical Prgm. * WEAF WNAC WTIC WGY tents Uncle Ezrá s Radio Sta WKBW -News; Weather NBC- Francis Craig's Orch.: WNBX- Symphonies % t.SH WJAR WTAG WBEN of Style Lion: WEAF WJAR WTAG WOKO state Police News WEM' WJAR WNAC WGY End of Monday Programs 6:00 (sw -9.53) WTIC WBEN WCSH WNAC * CBS -Radio Theater; Joe E. NBC -(News, WJZ only) Army WGY Band: WJZ WSYR Brown & Doris Kenyon in CBS - Popeye The Sailor, sektch: CBS -Tito Guizar, tnr.: WABC "Elmer, The Great ": WABC MONDAY'S FOREIGN SHORT -WAVE PROGR4MS WABC WHEC WDRC WEAN WKBW WFEA WHEC WFBL WKBW WHEC WOKO WIBX WOKO WORC WFBL WEEI WESG WOKO WEAN WDRC CFRB Short-wave programs of American stations are 6:30 p.m.- SELECTIONS from opera, "The Le- CFRB (sw- 11.83) WGR WICC WIBX (sw- 11.83) NBC -Education in the News: WMAS WEEI WIBX WORC shown along with the regular program listings. gend of Sakuntata," Franco Altano: 2R0 NBC- Nationwide Poll Results: (sw- 6.06 -11.83) See page 35 for frequencies of foreign stations. (11.81) WEAF WCSH (sw -9.53) WJZ WHAM WSYR WEBR Y * NBC -Greater Minsterls; Bill Time shown is EST; for CST subtract one hour. 6:50 p.m.- Empire Exchange: GSC GSD GSP N.-News: WNAC WFEA WBZ (sw- 15.21) WVRH Childs. Bill) White. ln: . Mal- 7 "Researches into Subsoil and the Depth WLBZ WICC WEAN Y. N.- Palmer House Ensemble: p.m.- News: WEEI WJAR WTIC colm Claire; Joe Parsons; Red 9:30 a.m.-"Some Queer Experiences in West Af of the Sea," Prof. Raffaello Spiattesi: 2R0 WFEA WLBZ WAAB Grange, guest: WJZ WSYR rica," Mrs. Goddard: GSF GSG GSH .81 WORC WNBX- Rhythmic Melodies Sports: WFBL WHAM WBZ WHAM WEBR (sw- 11:30 a.m. -Polish variety hour: SPW 7p.m. -(11Sou) th American program: COCD WNBX WOR -Ralph Watkins' Orch. w BEN -News, Reveries 11.87) 12:15 p.m. -Frank Biffo's Brass Quintet; Jack 7:15 p.m. -Gualda Caputo, folk- songs: 2R0 WBZ -News; Evening Radio Jour- 7:30 Y. N.-Invitation to the Waltz: Salisbury, violin : GSB GSD GSO (11.81) nal * NBC -HORLICK'S MALTED WNBH WFEA 2 p.m.- "Empire Exchange," given by travelers 7:15 p.m.- Typical music: YV2RC WDRC -Rubinoff, violinist Milk Presents Lum & Abner. MBS- Gabriel Heatter: WAAB from the Dominions and the Colonies: GSB 7:25 p.m. -Mail bag: 2R0 (1121) WOR WGR -News; Mr. Tell -It -AU sketch: WJZ WBZ GSD GSO 7:45 p.m. -Solo concert; Leo Petroni, violin: DJB WGR -News; World Dances WGY-News: Musical orgm CBS-Goose Creek Parson. sketch: 2:25 p.m. Week -Days -Classical music: OLR DJD WICC Drama WOR -Uncle Don WABC WOKO WGR WDRC -Comm. Chest 3 p.m. -BBC Dance orchestra: GSB GSD GSO 8 p.m.- Argentina Hour: LRX WTAG -Eve. Revue WEAN WFBL WHEC WORC WLBZ -To be announced 4 p.m.- Overseas hour: JVH JVN 830 p.m.- Greetings to Texas; special transmis- 6:15 WLBZ WICC WEEI (sw -9.59- WNBX -What Happened Last 4.35 p.m.- Harold Ramsay, organ: GSB GSF GSG sion in honor of the centenary: DJB DJD 4:40 NBC-(News, WEAF only) John 11.83) Week p.m. Week- Days- Dominican folk- music: HIN 9:15 p.m.-Variety program: DJB DJD Guery, basso: WEAF (sw NBC -Edwin C. Hill, news: WNAC 9:15 5 p.m. -New month announcements: DJB DJD 9:30 p.m. -DX program: HJ1ABE 9.53) NBC-Gilbert Soldes, news: Y.N. -Dance Orch.: WNBH WAAB 5:30 p.m.- Brazilian Hour: PRF5 10:20 p.m. -"Sea Harvests," Wynn Thomas: GSC Passacaglia for pianos: CB- Bobby Benson & Sunny WEAF WFEA WLBZ 6 p.m.- two DJB DJD GSF Jim WABC WOKO WEEI News: WIBX WNBX WGR -The Southerners 6:15 p.m. -OPERETTA, "The Maid as Mistress," 10:30 p.m.-Opportunity program: COCD Pergolese: DJB DJD 11:30 Hawaii Calls: KIO KKP WDRC WEAN WFBL WHEC WAAB- Remote Control WNBX -Amer. Family Robinson p.m.- WGR (sw -11.83 -9.59) WCSH -Musical Prgm. WORRubinoff " Orchestra NBC -Army Band: WHAM WEBR' WFEA -WPA Concert 9:30 To be announced: WNAC WESG WGY -Jim Healey * NBC STUDEBAKER CHAM- WGY- violinist WBEN - Norcross Sisters Rubinoft, pions Presents Richard Him WBZ- Melody Time WJAR -Gray Sisters tier's Orch.; Stuart Allen. WCSH -Words & Music WOR -The Lone Ranier bar.; Guest: WEAF WBEN WFEA-Baseball Scores WTAG -Town Talk Bakers WCSH WTIC WJAR WNAC WGY-Grace & Scotty WTIC -Jack Randolph. bar. WGY WTAG (sw-9.53) FIVE STUDEBAKER WIBXF.H.A. Prgm. 7:45 NBC -Carefree Carnival: WJZ WICC -Democrats on the Air NBC -John Herrick, bar.: WHAM WHAM WEBR WBZ (sw- WJAR -Pop Concert WEBR 11.87) WKBW -The Three Treys * CBS -Boake Carter, commen- WGR -Say It with Music PRESIDENT SEDANS WLBZ -Piano School tator: WABC WEAN WEEI WNBX -Jam Session WNBX Eleanor WGR WDRC WFBL (sw- 11.83- WOR- Symphonic Strings WORC- Modern Melodies 9.59 ) 'WSYR-Around the Harmonium WTIC -Democrats on the Air NBC -Charles Sears, tnr.: WTAG 9:45 FREE 6:30 WNAC WSYR -Carefree Carnival (NBC) NBC -News; Revelers. male quar- NBC -Landt Trio & White; Wel- 10:00 FOR TUNE IN tet: WJZ come Lewis & Julian Noa (Pre- NBC- Contented Prgm; Lullaby COMPLETE DETAILS CBS -News; Three Aces: WABC miere): WEAF Lady; Male Quartet; M. L. WESG WIBX WORC WLBZ NBC -Ralph Kirbery, dream Eastman's Orch.: WEAF WGY WKBW WFEA WHEC WDRC singer; Al & Lee Reiser, piano WBEN WTAG WJAR WNAC Richard Himber and His (sw- 11.83) duo: WJZ WCSH WTIC CRCT (sw- NBC -News; Three X Sisters, trio: Y. N.-Detective Mystery: WNBH 9.53 ) WSYR WAAB WLBZ * CBS -Wayne King's Orch.: NBC -News; Gale Page, songs: Rubinoff, violinist: WCSH WIBX WABC WDRC WEAN WKBW' STUDEBAKER CHAMPIONS WEAF (sw -9.53) WBEN WOKO WICC WEEI WOKO WFBL (sw- WBEN -Sport Shorts * WABI -MOVIE GOSSIP (1200 6.12.6.06) WBZ -News; Musicale kc.) NBC-Ten Years in Retrospect. Stations WCSH -News; Let's Talk It Over 14 BZ- Florence Rangers Band sketch: WJZ WSYR WBZ WEAN-Merry-Go-Round WFEA -Club Revue WEBR WHAM WEAF WTIC WGY WJAR WTAG WCSH WREN WEEI -Salute WGY-Rhythm Review MBS- Famous Jury Trials: WAAB WFBL -This & That WHEC -J. Gordon Baldwin, WOR WGR -Sports Review Organist To be announced: WICC WORC 9:30 EASTERN STANDARD TIME 1VGY -News; Sports News WJAR- Dancing Melodies WGR -News; Income Builder WHAM -World Entertains WNBX- Ludlow Prgm. WHEC- Amateur Hour WICC- Merry -Go -Round NJ/RC-Amer. Family Robinson WIBX- Aviation School WJAR- Drama; Pop Concert WTIC -Count of Monte Cristo WLBZ -The Grummits O S 1 s/61 37 NBC -Braggiotti & Shelter WDRC- Shoppers Special CBS -Betty & Bob, sketch: WICC-Lou LaHaye 1:00 * * Rhythm Octet, Twin City WEAN- Rhythm Band WABC WHEC WORC WOKO W N BX-News NBC-News; Markets & Weather Reports' WEAF Foursome; Rhythm Girls; WEEI-Caroline Cabot WDRC WGR WEAN WEEI 11:45 - Hall's Orch. WABC Madge Marley: WEAF WTAG WICC -George & Juanita, songs WFBL WICC (sw- 21.52) CBS George NBC -Wife Saver. Allen Prescott, WFEA WDRC WMAS WTIC CRCT WGY WNAC WLB7. -Time; Weather NBC -News; Breen & de Rose: WIBX talk: WEAF WHEN WTAG 15.33) WNAC- Stepping Along WJZ WEBR WOKO WGR WEE! (sw- 15.27- (sw- WTIC WCSH WGY WNAC v.59) -Dictators: WABC WEEI October 6 WNBX -Early Birds WAAB Morning Carnival CBS WJAR (sw. 15.33) WDRC WMAS WHIN WOR-Flowing Melodies; Musical WBZ -News; Musicale NBC -Chas. Stenross' Oreh.: WORC CBS -Rhythmaires: WABC WLBZ WGR WFEA WFBL WLBZ Prgm.; Melody Moments WESG -To be announced CRCT WCSH WEAN WHEC CFRB WEEI WTAG WESG WOKO WICC WIBX WEAN WORC- Morning Revue WFEA -Top o' the Morning News: WJAR WKBW WMAS WFEA WORC WTIC WNAC WESG CFRB (sw- 15.27) WTAG -George & Juanita, songs WIBX -Betty Suplee WIBX (sw- 21.52) WKBW -News; Morning Roundup WAAB- Boston Conference WAAB Racing Matinee NBC- Edward MacHugh, gos 8:30 WLBZ Topics of the Day * WBEN -Farm Service WBEN -Way Down East pel singer: WJZ WSYR WBZ NBC -Cheerio, inspirational talk WNBX -Town Crier; Women's Hr. WEEI -To be announced WBZ -Home Forum WHAM (sw- 15.21) & Music: WEAF WGY WTAG WOR Pure Food Hour WFBL -Mr. Fixit WCSH- Hollywood on Parade WDRC -Ad -Liner WCSH WBEN WJAR WTIC WSYR -News WHEC -Noon Time Varieties WJAR- Housewives' Exchange CRCT WESG -High School Band WKBW -Ad Club Luncheon WKBW- Variety Prgm. CBS -Larry Vincent. songs: 10:15 WFBL-Women's Newspaper WLBZ News WSYR -Reading Room WABC WFBL (sw21.52) NBC-John's Other Wife, sketch: WGR -Songs That Will Never WOR- Medical Information Bureau 2:45 WNAC WAAB-shopper s Special WEAF WGY WCSH Grow Old WORC-Gov. James M. Curley CBS -Madison Ensemble: WABC WEAN-Dr. Forbes, talk WTAG WREN WTIC WJAR WICC- Musical Roundup WGR CFRB WORC WDRC (sw- 15.33) WNBX- Legion Aux. Prgm. 1:15 WEEI -Morning Musicale MBS and WMAS WHEC WFEA WFBL Liebem, organist CBS - Modern Cinderella. sketch: WOKO -Laughing at the World NBC, CBS, Charles Martin WEBR Dick WLBZ WOKO WICC WIBX (NBC/ WABC WOKO WEAN WEEI some independent stations WEEI WESG (see- See 8 p.m. WEAN WHAM- Whistler & his Dog WFBL WDRC WHEC WORC will carry the World's 15.21) WHEC.Musical Clock WICC WGR (sw-21.52) Series in case more than WBEN- Dollars & Sense WICC- Musical Roundup NBC -Five Star Jones, sketch: six games are played. WCSH -Braggiotti & Shefter Network WLBZThoughts for the Day WJ7, WHAM WSYR (sw- Alternate programs for (NBC) WNAC -Knox Manning 15.21) stations are listed below: WKBW -Old Fashioned Song Man Changes WOR- Martha Mannino NBC -Viennese Sextet: WEBR 12:00 WNBH- Palmer House Ensemble Terrell CBS -The Gumps: WABC WGR WSYR -News; lime Keeper WBZ -Doris CBS -George Hall's Orch.: WLBZ WOR -Way Down East the Rhythmaires, formerly 12:15 WEEI (sw- 21.52-9.59) WNBX -Morning Concert WFBL WORC-News pan., now CBS 11:45 a.m. 8:45 NBC -Martha Is Hal. songs: WJAR 'sesterday: WJZ NBC -Hollywood High Hatters: EST (10:45 CST) NBC -Dandies of 10:30 NBC -Girl Alone, sketch: 3:00 * WBEN WNAC WTIC The Dictators, formerly 2 p.m., CBS -Salon Musical: WABC NBC -Just Plain Bill, sketch: WEAF WBEN (sw- 15.33) WEAF NBC -Pepper Young's Family, WFBL (sw- 21.52) WEAF WCSH WJAR CRCT (sw- 15.33) WTIC now CBS 2:30 p.m. EST WBEN CBS -To be announced: WMAS sketch: WEAF WBEN Boy; News News: WHEC WEEI WEAN (I:30 CST) WEANStory of Our WGY WTIC WTAG WNAC WLBZ WHEC CFRB WNAC WTAG WCSH WJAR WHAM -Tower Clock Prgm. WESG- Suburban Special Husbands and Wives, sketch, (sw- 15.33) NBC -Honeyboy & Sassafras: WGY (aw- 15.33) WFEA Extension Service formerly Sunday, 7:30 p.m.. WLBZ -At the Console CBS -John K. Watkins, News; WJZ WSYR CRCT WHAM CBS -Doris Kerr, songs: WABC now NBC 9:30 p.m. EST WNAC -To be announced Betty Crocker; Hymns of AU WGY -Salt & Peanuts WOKO WIBX WKBW WDRC Way Down East: WTIC WNAC WJARMarkets; Agriculture (3:30 CST) WN3XToday's Almanac Churches: WABC WGR WDRC News: WFEA WAAB WESG WHEC WFBL WEAN WLBZ WOR -Organ Recital WOR Leo Freudberg's Orch. WOKO WEAN WFBL WEEI WBZ -News; Noon Radio Journal WEEI WESG WORC WFEA WORC- Mornine Watch WHEC WORC WICC (sw- WTAG -Child's Welfare Court WICC (sw- 15.21) WCSH-Today's Almanac WTIC- Market Report 9:00 21 52) WEAN -News NBC- Bailey Axton, tnr : WJZ Family, Dolores Day * NBC -Breaktast Club; Orch.; NBC -Pepper Young's WFBL -Jack Buckland's Cavaliers 1:30 WHAM CRCT WSXR WBZ WSYR Ranch Boys; Clark Dennis. sketch: WJZ WHAM WGY -Musical Prgm.; News CBS -Stage Relief Speaker: WABC * WEBR -MOVIE GOSSIP tnr.: WJZ WSYR WHAM (sw- 15.21) WIBX-Norman Brokenshire (sw- 15.27) WGR -View the News 7:00 WBZ CRCT (sw- 21.54) WBZ-Musicale WKBW -News; Hollywood on Pa- NBC-Dan Harding's Wife, WOR-Molly of the Movies WFEA-To be announced Mc.ical Clock . WEAN WICC CBS -Chicago Parade: WABC rade sketch: WEAF WNAC WTAG 3:15 WGR WIBX WBZ WOR WGY WDRC WFEA WLBZ WEAN WIBX -News; Unlimited WNBX Musical Chef WTIC WJAR WCSH (sw- * NBC -Ma Perkins, sketch: WBEN -Minute Men WFBL WORC WICC WKBW WKBW -Today's Almanac WOKO -News; Interlude 15.33) WEAF WTIC WGY WJAR WDRC- Collin Driegs, organist WIBX WESG WMAS CFRB WLBZ-Farm News WORC -March of Events CBS-Concert Miniatures: WEEI WTAG WBEN WCSH WNAC WEEI -Train Catcher (sw- 21.52) WNBX-World Observer WTAG -House Party WOKO WDRC WHEC WIBX (sw- 15.33) WHAM -Alarm Clock NBC Streamliners; News: WEAF 10:45 WGR WORC WLBZ WFEA NBC-Continental Varieties: Orch Watch WTAG WGY 12:15 de Leath, songs: WEBR WTIC- Mornine NBC -Today's Children, sketch: NBC -Vaughn & Soloists: WJZ WBZ Shopping News: WJAR WNAC * NBC -Story of Mary Marlin, WJZ WSYR (sw- 15.21) CRCT 7:15 WEAF WBEN WGY WNAC * WHAI1 (sw15.21) WBEN News; Carmen Ogden sketch: WEAF WTIC WNAC WBEN -Sweet & Swing -Sci ce Service Series, WGY-Happy Hank; News WCSH WTAG WJAR WTIC CBS WCSHBetty Bob. sketch WJAR WGY WBEN (sw- WBZ -New England Agriculture from the Sun," Dr. WNAC -Songs of Romance & (sw- 15.33) "Power WEE)- Kitchen Prgm. 15.33) WFBL -News C. G. Abbot: WABC WFBL WNBX News NBC -Aristocratic Rhythms: WJZ WGR -News; Silver Lining Hour CBS-To be announced: WHEC NGY -Marc Williams, bar. WFEA WORC 7:30 WBZ WSYR CRCT WHAM WKBW WIBX WHEC-News WEAN WORC WHAM- School of the Air WEAN WLBZ NBC -Jolly Bill & Jane: WJZ (sw- 15.21) WOKO WESG WNBX- What's on Today NBC -Women of '36; Political WKBW -Deep South (sw- Reveille: WABC (sw- WKBW -Housing Question Box; WICC WEEI WDRC CBS-Organ WOKOMusical Prgm. Talk ( News. WJZ only) : WJZ WOR- Health Talk; Melody Mo- 21.52) Musical Interlude 15.27) WTIC -Radio Bazaar WEBR WBZ ments Dixieland Band NBC -Muriel Pollock. pianist: WLBZ -To be announced WGR- 9:15 * CBS- Between the Bookends: 1:45 WHEC Aft. Bulletin WEAF WNBX Dance Tunes WABC %VGR WEEI. 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WEAN WFBL WMAS CFRB WOKO- Chicago Parade (CBS) WEAF WCSH WJAR WREN WIBX -Harry (sw- 15.27) WGY -Hymns of all Churches WICC -Frederic Smithson, pianist (sw- 15.27) 11.J A R. Carefree Capers WOR- Shopping with Jean Abbey WNAC WTIC WTAG WGY WBEN- Personal Column of the * NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch; (sw- 15.33) WLBZ -Amer. Legion Speaker Bernadine Flynn: WEAF WGY WOR Vincent Sorey's Orcb. 9:30 WOKO- Musical Pram. Air Organ Recital Maxwell, songs; CBS -Rhythm Boys: WABC (sw- WBZ -News WTAG WBEN WCSH WNAC WTAG CBSRichard WORFashion Tips 7:45 News: WGR WOKO WEAN 21.52 ) WHAM -Tonic Tunes WJAR WTIC (sw- 15.33) WDRC- Federal Housing Prgm. WSYR -Singing Milkman Memos NBC Hiraoka Japanese WDRC WFEA WIBX WESG WICC -News; Shopper's Matinee WGR Movie -Yoichi WEEI -To be announced 12:30 xylophonist; News: WJZ W'LBZ WORC WICC CFRB WKBW- Lonesome Cowboy WOR -Bill McCunés Orch. 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WFEA -Cold WOKO-Eugene Jelesnik's Spring Band NBC -Johnny !(amp's Orch. * NBC -The Singing Lady: WJZ WIBX -Jackie Cooper Orch.: WOR -Dance Orch. WEAF WCSH (sw -9.53) 12:15 WBZ WHAM WSYR CRCT WKBW -Piano Twins WSYR -News CBS -Clyde Lucas' Orch.: WABC CBS -Guy Lombardo's Orch.: WEBR (sw- 15.21) 8:30 11:45 WHEC WESG -Rhythm Almanac WGR * NBC -BAYER ASPIRIN PRE - NBC- (News, CBS-Geo. Givot's Circus: WOKO WAAB -Cab Calloway's Orch. WFEA- Chandu. the Magician WJZ only) Henry sents Famous Actors' Guild Busse's Orch.: WJZ WHAM WSYR -Phil Ohman's Orch. WSYR -Bob Haves' Orch. (NBC) WKBW -Sunshine Minstrel Starring Ethel Barrymore, (NBC) WNBX -Dr. F 7:00 WEBR 12:30 rkell "Captain Jinks of the Horse 5:45 * NBC -Amos 'n Andy: WEAF Y.N. -News: WNAC WFEA WIBZ 12:00 NBC -Luigi Roinanelli's Orch.: Marines," drama (Premiere): WICC NBC -Bailey Axton, tnr.: WEAF WBEN WGY WTIC WNAC WEAN WNBH NBC -Fletcher Henderson's Orch.: WJZ WBZ WSYR (sw-6.14) WJZ WHAM WSYR WBZ News: WTAG WTA6 .1 WCSH WJAR WTAG tsw WJAR WBZ WOR WEAF WNAC WJAR WBEN CBS -Benny Goodnlan's Orch.: WC (sw.9.53) (sw- 11.87) CBS -Wilderness 9.531 WTIC WDRC WEEI WIBX WGY WABC WICC WFBL WKBW Road, sketch: CBS -Burns & Allen; Henry WABC WOKO WKBW WEAN CBS-Wm. Hard, political com- * WORC CBS -Guy Lombardo's Orch.: WOKO WEAN WHEC WIBX King's Orch.; Jimmy Newell, WAAB WORC WIbL (sw- 15.27) mentator: WABC WGR WOKO -Hudson DeLange's Oreh. WABC WOKO WEAN WEEI WEEI tnr.: WABC WMAS WEEI WBEN -News; NBC -Little Orphan Annie, sketch: WDRC WMAS WORC WIBX Joe Wesp WICC WFBL WKBW WIBX NBC -Lights Out, mystery drama WICC WEAN WLBZ WFBL WOKO WFBL WDRC WEAN WFBL -Nat'l Republican Com. NBC -Shandor, violinist; Bobby WEAF WBEN WJAR WNAC WJZ WHAM WSYR WBZ (sw- WORC WFEA WHEC WIBX 15.21) WEEI (sw11.83) WGY.News; Musical Prgm. Haye's Orch.: WJZ WBZ (sw- WGY WGR WICC WLBZ (sw-11.83- Dick Tracy: WNAC WOR WTIC * NBC -Easy Aces, sketch: WJZ WHEC -lucky Star 6.14) WAAB -Dick Jurgen's Orch. WHAM WSYR WBZ (aw- 6.06) WKBW -News; Weather; Carnival News: WHEC WAAB WOR- Leighton Noble's Orch. WJAR NBC -Wayne King's Orch.: Orphan 15.2D WOKO-State Police News WOR-Cab Calloway's Orch. Little Annie: WLBZ. WEAF WCSH WGY WTIC WGR News: WAAB WHEC WSYRStrummin' Time WSYR- Sportscaster End of Wednesday Prgms. WIBX WJAR WBEN WTAG WNAC News: WDRC WICC WFEA-To be announced WKBW -News; for an Y. N. -Soft Lights & Sweet Music: WBEN -Jack .(, Earl Music Hour WOR -Stan Lomax. sports WAAB WNBH WEEI-Checker-Board WKBW -Romance & Rhythm WEDNESDAY'S FOREIGN SHORT -WAVE PROGRAMS WGY- Musical Prem. 7 :15 WNBX- QBaptist Church NBC-Nationwide Poll Results; 6:00 WOR-The Music Box Short -wave programs of American stations are 6 p.m.- Selections from opera "Genoveva DJB John B. Kennedy, ": NBC -Flying Time: WEAF (ew- commenta- shown along with the regular program listings. DJD 9.53) tor: WJZ WHAM WBZ WSYR 8:45 See page 35 for frequencies of foreign stations. 6:30 p.m.- Concert" of folk -lore music: 2R0 CBS -Buddy Clark, songs: WABC WEBR (sw. 11.87) WKBW -Gertrude Lutai, songs Time shown is EST; for CST subtract one hour. (11.81) WOKO WKBW WDRC CBS- Popeye, the Sailor. sketch: WIBX 9:00 6:55 p.m.-Chamber music: GSC GSD GSP (sw- 11.83) WABC WOKO WFBL WDRC NBC -Fred Allen, comedian; * 10:15 a.m.- Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra; 7 p.m. -Happy Four Program: PC3 (9.59) WJZ WIBX WHEC WICC Portland Hof fa ; NBC-(News, only); Animal WORC Amateurs; Richard Austin, conductor: GSF GSG GSH 7:30 p.m. -PLAY, "The Relay": DJB DJD News Club: WJZ WEAN WGR WEEI (sw-9.59- Peter Van Steeden's Orch.; 12:15 p.m. -Talk, "Food for Thought ": GSB GSD 8 p.m.- National Railways program: HJU Y.N. -News: WFEA WNAC WICC 11.83) WEAF WTAG WJAR WBEN GSO 8:30 p.m. -Scot quartet: YV2RC WLBZ WEAN WNBH NBCALKA- SELTZER PRE- WqY WTIC WCSH WNAC * 2:30 p.m. -Savoy Hotel Orpheans: GSB GSD GSO 9 p.m.- National Tourist program: TIPG News: WEEI WJAR WORC gents Uncle Ezra's -9.53) Radio Sta- (sw 4:20 p.m.- Empire Magazine review: GSB GSF 9:15 p.m.- Selections from the operetta, The WTIC tion: WEAF WJAR WCSH CBS -CHESTERFIELD CIGA- * GSG Jolly War," Johann Straus: DJB DJD Sports: WFBL WHAM WNBX WNAC WTAG WBEN WGY rettes Prtlents Nino Martini, 5 p.m. -Light music: DJB DJD 10:20 p.m.- Syncopated serenade: GSC GSF WAAB-You Shall Have Rhythm WTI. tsw -9.)3, tnr.; Andre Kostelanetz' Orch. 5:25 p.m.- Empire Exchange: GSB GSF GSG 10:45 p.m.-Listener greetings: DJB DJD WBEN- News; Household Reveries WAAB-From the Governor's Of- & Chorus: WABC WFEA WEEI i WBZ-News; Evening Radio Jour fice WOKO WKBW WORC WLBZ nal WFEA -Organ Recital WIBX WHEC WICC WMAS WCSH-Rhythm & Romance WLBZRubinofi. violinist WEAN WFBL WDRC (sw -6.06- CONTESTS ON THE AIR WESG-Fred Waring WNBX-Fed. Housing Admin. 11.83) WGR-News; Mr. Tell -It -AB WOR-Bill McCunes Orch. NBC -To be announced: WJZ SUNDAY THURSDAY WGY-News; Musical Pram 7:30 WHAM WBZ WEBR WSYR 7:45 p.m. EST (6:(5 CST), NBC network. 7:30 p.m. EST (6:30 CST), CBS network. WOR-Uncle Don CBS-The Goose Creek Parson. (sw- 11.87) Sunset Dreams. Broadcast for West at 11 p.m. Vee Lawnhurst and the Charioteers. Wrist watch WSYR -Ken Sparnon's Orch. Sketch & Music: WABC WGR MBS -Gabriel Heatter: WAAB EST (10 CST). Jingle contest, wrist watch prizes. prizes and merchandise samples. WTAG -Eve. Revue WOKO WDRC WEAN WEEI WOR WNBH MONDAY 6:15 WGR- Ne,vs; World Dance FRIDAY WFBL WORC WICC WLBZ 3 p.m. EST (2 CST), also 1030 a.m. EST (9:30 10 p.m. EST (9 CST), NBC network.. Radio NBC -Midge Williams. songs: WNBX- Interestim: People (sw- 11.83) CST), NBC network, Monday through Friday. Guide Weekly. Cash prizes for best handwriting WJZ WEBR WHAM (sw- 9:15 NBC -Frank Parker, tnr.; Ann Pepper Young's Family. Grand prize $1,000 a and slogan entries. 15.21) Y. N. -Louis Prima's Leaf organist: WEAF Orch.: year for life or $12,000 cash. Also 201 cash prizes Benson 10:30 p.m. EST (9:30 CST), NBC network. CBS-Bobby & Sunny * NBC- HORLICK'S MALTED WAAB WNBH in each of five prize zones. Prizes to be given for -The Red Grange Football Forecasts. Automobile and Jim, sketch: WABC WEEI Milk Presents Lum & Abner. WGR Southerners best compositions on product. Contest closes WDRC WGR WEAN WI BL WNBX -News 120 other prizes weekly for guessing football sketch: WJZ WSYR WBZ Nov. 30, 1936. WHEC WOKO (sw -11 83 -959) News: WNBX WIBX WOR- Rubinoff. violinist scores. 3:15 p.m. EST (2:15 CST), NBC network. * NBC -(News, WEAF only) Unsolved Mysteries: WJAR WTIC 9:30 SATURDAY Monday through Friday. Ma Perkins. 703 cash Clark Dennis, tnr.; Orch.: WAAB -Band Parade NBC -Bishop & the Gargoyle: 7 p.m. EST (6 CST), NBC network. Red prizes totaling $10,000. WEAF WCSH (sw -9.53) WBEN -Cy King, reporter WJZ WHAM WSYR WBZ Grange Football Reports. Same contest as Friday. To be NBC network. Greater announced: WLBZ WNAC WCSH -The Merrymakers (sw- 11.87) 9 p.m. EST (8 CST). 10 p.m. EST (9 CST), CBS network. Your and 120 prizes Hit WHEN- Norcross Sisters WFEA-Rubinoff, violinist * CBS -Come On, Let's Sing; Ho- Minstrels. Automobile other for Parade. Same contest as Wednesday. WBZ -Melody Time W'GY -Jim Healey mer Rodeheaver, leader: guessing football scores. WFEA -Sports Review WHAM- Studio Prgm. WABC WICC WEEI WIBX 930 p.m. EST (8:30 CST), NBC network. WGY -Florence Rangers WHEC -Sports Reporter WLBZ WDRC WEAN WKBW Studebaker Champions. Broadcast for West at WIBX- Safety Prgm.; News WNAC -Musical Prgm. WFBL WORC WOKO WHEC 12:30 a.m. EST (11:30 p.m. CST). 5 automobiles WICC -Dem. State Committee WOR -The Lone Ranger (sw- 6.06.11.83 ) as prizes for best prediction on outcome of Presi- TWO BIG SHOWS WJAR -Pop Concert WTAG -Town Talk Bakers WAAB- Horace Heidt's Orch. dential election. Contest closes Oct. 15. WKBW -The Three Treys 7:45 WFEA -W. P. A. Music BAYER ASPIRIN WNBX -Secrets of Happiness NBC -Ruth Lyon sop.; Orch.: WGR -The Human Side of Music TUESDAY 9 p.m. EST (8 NBC WORC -Modern Melodies WEAF WCSH WNBX -Dance Revue CST), network. Vox Pop. "THE AMERICAN Wrist watches weekly for questions ALBUM WTIC- Democrats on the Air * CBS -Boake Carter, commenta- WOR -Super Sonr =tern or problems. 6:30 tor: WABC WDRC WEEI 9:45 OF FAMILIAR MUSIC" NBC -News; Castles Romance: WFEA-Skeeter 9:30 p.m. EST (830 CST), NBC network. of WGR WEAN WFBL low -1181 Palmer's Orch. FEATURING FRANK MUNN - LUCY MONROE - WSYR WEBR 9.59) WOR Mullen Sisters, trio Packard Hour. 12 automobiles as prizes for best answer to question GUSTAVE HAENSCHEN NBCNBC-News; -News; Dorothy Page, songs: NBC -Mario Cozzi. bar.: WJZ 10.00 given on program. Contest Nov. Every Sunday Evening N. R. C. Red Network WEAF WEBR WBZ WHAM NBC -LUCKY STRIKE CIG- closes 7. * 10:00 P. E. NBC-News; Revelers Quartet: NBC -Landt Trio & White, Wel- arettes Presents Your Hit 10:30 p.m. EST (930 CST), NBC network. 9:30 to M., S. T. WJZ come Lewis & Julian Noa: Parade & Sweepstakes; Harry Portraits of Harmony. Automobiles as prizes for CBS -News; Eton Boys, Quartet: WEAF Sosnik's Orch.; Buddy Clark best ending to sentence given on program. WABC WKBW WESG "FAMOUS GUILD" WDRC Y.N.- Detective Mystery: WAAB & Edith Dick, vocalists; Song - WEDNESDAY ACTORS' WORC WIBX WHEC WFEA WNBH WLBZ smith, Quartet: WEAF WTIC 10 p.m. EST (9 CST), NBC network. Your Hit FEATURING ETHEL BARRYMORE WLBZ (sw- 11.83) Rubinoff, violinist: WCSH WJAR WCSH WGY WBEN Parade. Flat fifty tin of cigarettes for guessing Every !Wednesday Eve. N. R.C. Blue Network WBEN WGR Sports Review WOKO WICC WTAG WNAC (sw -9.53) three leading hit songs of week. 8:30 to 9:00 P. M., E. S. T.

41 10:00 CBS -Big Sister, sketch: WABC CBS -Rich Man's Darling, sketch: WCSH -News NBC -Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage WMAS WEAN WDRC WEEI WABC WORC WDRC WOKO WHAM -Words & Music (NBC) WIBX WLBZ. WKBW CFRB WKBW WFBL WEEI WHEC WKBW -Musical Prgm. October 8 Patch, sketch: WEAF WNAC WGY WJAR WTIC WTAG WHEC WFBL WOKO WORC (sw- 21.52 -9.59) WTIC- Haverback Sisters 794e/miar WCSH WBEN (sw- 15.33) (sw- 21.52) WBEN -Stocks & Commodity 2:30 CBS -Betty & Bob, sketch: NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch: WJZ WCSH -Hits & Encores; Agricul- * ture News Deis, sop.: Joseph It' DRC- Shoppers Special WABC WFBL WORC WDRC WSYR WHAM (sw- 15.21) * NBC -Carol WEAN Rhythm Band WOKO WGR WEAN WEEI WBZ- Honeymooners (NBC) WGR- Goodwill Players Littaú s Orch.: WEAF WTAG WEEI- Caroline Cabot WICC WHEC (sw- 21.52) WFEA -Love Story WGY -Farm Prgm. WTIC WGY WNAC (sw- Melodies WFEA- Morning Watch NBC -News; Breen & de Rose: WGR-Nancy's Shopping News WIBX -Mid -day 1533) WICC -Shoppers' ExOtango WJZ CRCT WSYR WEBR WICC -Variety Prgm. WJAR -Farm Chat CBS Music in the Air: WABC WLBZ -Time; Weather WAAB-Morning Carnival WNBX -News WLBZ-Noonday Revue WOKO WGR WFBL WIBX WNAC -Musical Clock WBZ -News; Musicale WNAC -Voice of the Community WHEC WDRC CFRB WEAN WNBX -Earlv Birds WESG -To be announced 11:45 WNBH -Marilyn Duke WFEA WICC WORC WEEI WNBX- Variety Prgm. WESG WLBZ WMAS (sw- WOR- Flowing Melodies; Musical WFEA -Top o' The Morning CBS -Roger B. Whitman; "The Prgm.; Melody Moments WIBX -Betty Suplee Better Home WABC (sw. WOR -Dr. List 15.27) ": Clubs: WDRC- Morning Revue WKBW-News; Morning Roundup 21.52) NBC-Gen. Fed. of Women's 1 :00 WJZ CRCT WHAM WEER WTAG- George & Juanita, songs WLBZ - Topics of the Day -Wife Saver, Allen Pres- * NBC NBC -News: Markets; Weather WAAB -Racing Matinee WNBX -Town Crier; Household talk: WEAF WBEN 8:30 cott, Reports: WEAF WBEN -Way Down East Chat WTIC WGY WCSH WJAR Jane Ace CBS- Madison Ensemble: WABC WBZ -Home Forum NBC- Cheerio: WEAF WGY WTIC WOR -Pure Food Hour WNAC WTAG (sw- 15.33) Sec 7 p.m. WBEN WJAR WFEA WGR WFBL WOKO WCSH- Hollywood on Parade WCSH WTAG CBS -Patterns in Harmony: CRCT 10:15 WEEI WDRC WOKO WICC WJAR -Housewives' Exchange NBC -John's Other Wife, sketch: CFRB WHEC WMAS WEAN -Salon Musicale: WABC WIBX (sw- 15.27 -9.59) WNBH-Blackstone String Ens. CBS WEAF WNAC WTIC WGY WIBX WFEA WLBZ WKBW WFBL (sw- 21.52) NBC-Mary Dietrich, sop.; Orch.: WSYR -Reading Room Network WTAG WJAR WBEN WCSH WEEI WESG WORC Y. N.- Francis Cronin, organist: WCSH CRCT (sw- 15.33) NBC -Edward MacHugh, Gos- Changes WEAN WFEA * News: WJAR WTAG WTIC 2:45 -Modern sketch ple Singer: WJZ WBZ WHAM WAAB -Shoppers Special CBS Cinderella, WNAC WICC WLBZ WFEA NBC -Music Guild: WJZ CRCT WABC WOKO WEAN WEEI WSYR (sw- 15.21) * Walter Logan's Musicale, former. WEBR -Dick Liebert, organist WAAB -Musical Early Edition WHAM WEBR WDRC WORC WDRC-Ad -Liner ly Wed. 5 p.m., now NBC 2 WFBL WHEC WBEN- Consumer's Information Palmer House Ensemble: (NBC) 21.52) WESG- Woodhull's MBS- p.m. EST (I CST) Musicale WICC WGR (sw WEAN -Around the Town WNBH WOR WEEI -Morning -Five Jones, sketch: WFBL- Women's Newspaper Barry McKinley, formerly 10:15 WHAM -Whistler & his Dog NBC Star WHEC -Noon Time Varieties WREN- Dollars & Sense WJZ WHAM WSYR (sw- WGR -Songs That Will Never p.m., now NBC 7:45 p.m. WLBZ for the Day WKBW -Rotary Club WCSH -Carol Deis, sop. (NBC) .Thoughts 15.21) Grow Old EST (6:45 CST) WNAC Manning WORC -Gov. James M. Curley WKBW-Tonie Tunes -Knox NBC -Viennese Sextet: WEBR WICC -Town Topics Jamboree, formerly 8:30 p.m. Martha WNAC. -Donald Van Wart, piano WOR- Manning WBZ -Doris Tsrrell WNBX -Dance Music 1:15 Sat., now NBC 8 p.m. EST WOR -Way Down East WSYR -News; 'lime Keeper WNBX Family Robinson WOKO- Lauehine at the World NBC -Hollywood High Hatters: (7 CST) -Amer -News 8:45 WEAF WTAG WJAR WBEN WORC 10:30 WTIC WCSH CRCT (sw- Dandies of Yesterday: WJZ NBC- NBC -Just Plain Bill, sketch: 15.33) 3:00 WEAN -Story of Our Boy; News WEAF WBEN WTAG WGY News: WHEC WEEI WEAN NBC -Pepper Young's Family WHAM -Tower Clock Prgm. WTIC WCSH WJAR WNAC WAAB -Dance Orch. sketch: WEAF WBEN WNAC WLBZ-At the Console (sw- 15.33) WESG -Suburban Special WCSH WTIC WTAG WJAR WNAC -Shopping Around Town CBS -John K. Watkins, News; 15.33) WFBL- Catholic Action ; News WGY (sw- 7:00 WNBX -Today's Almanac Hymns of All 12:00 Band: WEAN WGR Betty Crocker; WFEA -Extension Service CBS -Salvation Army Staff Musical Clock: WOR -Tex Fletcher, cowboy Churches: WABC WGR WICC WFBL WICC WBZ WIBX WOR NBC -Girl Alone, sketch: WGY -Salt & Peanuts WABC WKBW WHEC WORC-.Mornine Watch WOKO WORC WEAN WEEI * WOKO WDRC WEEI WGY WEAF WBEN (sw- 15.33) WLBZ -Madison Ensemble (CBS) WIBX WFBL WHEC WDRC (sw- WORC NBEN- Minute Men 9:00 CBS -To be announced: WMAS WNAC -Tom, Dick & Harry WESG WLBZ WEAN 2152) WICC WFEA (sw- 15.27) WDRC -Collin Driggs, organist Club; Clark CFRB WHEC WLBZ WOR -Organ Recital * NBC -Braklast NBC -Pepper Young's Family, WBZ -Books & Authors WEEI -Train Catcher Orch.: WJZ NBC -Honeyboy & Sassaf rass: Dennis, tor.; sketch: WJZ WHAM WSYR 1:30 WEBR -MOVIE GOSSIP (1310 WHAM -Alarm Clock WSYR WHAM CRCT WJZ WSYR CRCT WHAM * WBZ (sw- 15.21) NBC -Vaughn de Leath, songs: kc) WTIC- Mornine Watch (sw- 21.54) CBS -The Gumps: WABC WGR To be announced: WLBZ WESG WEEI (sw- 21.52.9.59) WJZ WSYR (sw- 15.21) WGR -Views the News 7:15 NBC -Streamliners; News: WEAF WBZ-Musicale & Hal: WJAR CBS -Academy of Medicine: WOR -Molly of the Movies WGY -Happy Hank; News WGY WTAG NBC-Martha WIBX -News; Unlimited 'Way Down East: WTIC WNAC WABC WGR WIBX WEEI WSYR -Music Guild (NBC) WNAC -Songs of Romance CBS -.Greenfield Village Chapel: WKBW -Today's Almanac News: WFEA WAAB WESG WDRC WOKO WHEC WORC WNBX -News WABC WORC WFBL WAAB WNBX -MOVIE GOSSIP WFBL WLBZ WFEA (sw- 3:15 WMAS WOKO WICC WFEA * WBZ -News; Noon Radio Journal Almanac 15.27) NBC- Angelo Vitale's Band: WJZ 7:30 WEAN WESG WLBZ WIBX 10:45 WCSH- Today's Pollock. pianist: WEAN -News; Shopping News NBC -Dan Harding's Wife, sketch: WBZ WSYR WHAM WEBR NBC-Muriel 1MRBW WDRC CFRB (sw- * NBC- Today's Children, sketch: -Jack & Cava- WEAF WJAR WTIC (sw- CBS -Howells & Wright, piano WEAF 21.52) WEAF WBEN WGY WJAh WFBL Buckland * WABC (sw. 15.33) WABC WFBL WOKO CBS -Organ Reveille: WBEN -News; Carmen Ogden WTIC WTAG WCSH WNAC liers duo: 21.52) WGY- News WBEN -To be announced WICC WORC WFEA WLBZ WCSH -Bettv & Bob, sketch (sw- 15.33) Bill WJZ WBZ -New England Agriculture WDRC NBC -Jolly & Jane: WEEI- Kitchen Talk NBC- Aristocratic Rhythms: WJZ WIBX- Norman Brokenshire WKBW WIBX WESG WAAB -John Metcalf, hymns WKBW -News; Hollywood on Pa- WCSH -Thru the Shops with Ei- WEEI WEAN (sw- 15.27) WGR- Morning Matinee WSYR CRCT WBZ WHAM WDRCShoppers' Special rade leen Perkins, sketch; Vir- WHEC-News (sw- 15.21) * NBC -Ma WEAN -.Morning Devotions WNBX -Musical Chef WGY-Marc Willaims ginia -Payne: WEAF WTIC WJAR - Shopping News WESG -To be announced -Melody WHAM -School of the Air WEEI Clock WNAC -Morn. Matinee WKBW -Housing Question Box; WOKO-News: Interlude WREN WTAG WCSH WNAC Begins at Seven - WORC -March of Events WKBW Lonesome Cowboy 15.33) WFBL -Life VINBX- What's on Today? Musical Interlude WGY WJAR (sw- thirty WTAG -House Party WNAC -The Shopper's Exchange WOR- Morning Matinee WLBZ-Farm News WGR -WPA Prgm. WGY-Hymns of all Churches 1VOR- Health Talk; Melody Mo- WHEC -Aft. Bulletin WTIC -Radio B WNBX -Morn. Concert N ICC -Farm & Agricultures News 12:15 ments WOR- Radioland from Great WJAR- Carefree Capers 11:00 9:15 NBC -Women of '36; Political 1:45 Lakes Exposition WNAC Along WABC CBS -Mary Lee Taylor: WKBW -Stepping CBS- Morning Variety: Talk (News, WJZ only) WJZ NBC -Happy Jack, songs: WNBX- Musical Clock WORC WMAS WDRC WEAN WFBL WHEC * 3:30 WFBL WSYR WBZ WEBR 4 WEAF WTAG WJAR WTIC WOR- Vincent Sorey's Orch. WFEA WEAN NBC David Hamm. sketch' WOKO WICC CBS To be announced: WHEC (sw- 15.33) NBC -Light Opera Co.; Orch. & WTAG -Organ Recital WESG WLBZ WIBX WKBW WEAF WTIC WGY WNAC WLBZ WORC WEAN -Doris Kerr, songs: WABC Soloist: WJZ WHAM WBZ CFRB (sw- 21.52) WTAG WCSH WREN WJAR CBS 7:45 NBC -Story of "Mary Marlin, WMAS WHEC WKBW WEEI (sw- 15.21) Homemakers Council: WTIC (sw15.33) * NBC. Yoichi oka, Japanese NEN- sketch: WEAF WTIC WBEN WFBL WDRC WEAN WFEA CBS -Cooperative League Prgm.: hi WTAG WEEI WJAR WCSH CBS- Rhythm Boys: WABC (sw- xylophonist; News: WJZ WN15.33)AC WGY WJAR (sw- WOKO WIBX WLBZ (aw- WABC WFEA WORC WICC WBEN -Mrs. Ross 2152) NBC- Martha & Hal. songs: 15.27) WKBW WFBL WIBX WOKO WGY -Market Basket * NBC -Nellie Revell: WJZ WEAF CBS -Between the Bookends: NBC -Dot & Will, sketch: WJZ WESG WDRC WEEI WLBZ WHEC -Musical Clock CRCT (sw- 15.21) * NAAB- Breakfast Time Table WABC WGR WEEI (sw -9.59- WSYR (sw- 15.21) CFRB WEAN (sw- 15.27) WNBX -Hits & Encores WBZ -Fish Stories Sade, sketch: Men 21.52) - NBC -Vic & WBEN -News; Minute WDRC- Tuberculosis & Publi c WAAB Rhythm Orch. * the Bernadine Flynn: WEAF WGY WDRC -News 9:30 Health Society News: WCSH WDRC NBEN- Personal Column of WEEI -Radio Almanac songs & pat- WOKO WTAG WJAR WBEN WNAC CBS -Bill & Ginger, WEEI -To be announced Musical Prgm.: WLBZ Air 21.52) WCSH WTIC (sw- 15.33) WEAN. Shopper's Exchange ter; News: WABC (sw- WESG -Musical Bazaar WESG -Cornell Agriculaural Hr. WBZ -News WFBL- .Morning Meditation NBC -The Streamliners; News: WFBL -Agricultural Prgm. WGR -Farm Bureau Speaker WGR -Movie Memos WGR -News; Mr. & Mrs. Wise - Moments of Melody - WOR- Rhythm Orch. WGY- WCSH WJAR WBEN penny WHAM Newspaper of the Air WGY -Grace Tremper. contralto WHAM -Uncle Bob songs; News: Hall's Matinee WSYR -Healtn Asa n CBS -Larry Vincent, WHAM -Home Bareau, talk WIBX- George Orch. WICC -News; Shopper's WICC-Morning Mountaineers WORC WEAN WICC WMAS WIBX -RADIO GOSSIP WKBW- Market Reports WNBH -Rhythm Orch. WNAC -Musical Clock WLBZ * Music 3:45 WOKO WFBL WFEA WICC -Town Topics WOR Fashion Tips WOR- Luncheon Dance WSYR -Time Keeper Flashes NBC WEAF -To be announced WTAG -Market & Farm WORC -For Your Pleasure -The O'Neills, sketch: Manning WLBZ WTAG -Knox WDRC -Gail Roberts, songs; News WNBX -Your Home WCSH WGY WTAG WTIC WGY -To be announced 12:30 2:00 WBEN WJAR WNAC 8:00 WOKO -Health Hunters NBC- Walter Logan's Musicale: WHAM -Mrs. Thrifty Buyer NBC -Gene Arnold & Cadets CBS -Do You Remember?: WABC NBC -.Morning Devotions: WJZ WOR-Nell Vinick, beauty talk CRCT WJAR WNAC WIBX -Mr. & Mrs. Wisepenay Quartet: WEAF WJAR CRCT WEAF WKBW WFBL WIBX WOKO WSYR WORC -Morning Melodies WGY (sw- 15.33) WKBW -Musical Prem. WCSH (sw- 15.33) WESG WDRC WEEI WLBZ CBS -On the Air Today; Song WSYR -Social Shopper -Bob & Rennie, songs & pat- WNBX -Matinee Melodies Romance of Helen Trent, CBS CFRB WEAN (sw- 15.27) Stylists; City Consumers' CBS- ter: WABC WOKO WEAN WTIC- Rhythm Parade 11 :15 sketch: WABC WDRC WDRC NBC -Light Opera: WSYR WEBR Guide: WABC 4.sw- 21.52: WHEC CFRB WMAS WFBL NBC -Home Sweet Home, sketch: WOKO WKBW WFBL WHEC WGR -Jack & Gil NBC -Malcolm Claire: WEAF 9:45 WFEA WDRC WLBZ WORC * WJZ WSYR WBZ WHAM WEEI (sw-21.52-9.59) WHEC -Flashes in Music WCSH CBS- Bachelor's Children, sketch: WGR WIBX (sw-9.59. 15.27) 1 (sw- 15.21) NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Y.N. -News: WICC WNAC WEAN WABC (sw- 21.52) * NBC -Words & Music: WJZ WBZ CBS -Quality Twins; Ed East & Speakers & Walter 4:00 WNBH WFEA NBC-Capt. Tim Healy: WJZ Hour; WSYR (aw- 15.21) Ralph Dumke: WABC WOKO Blaufuss' Orch.: WJZ WHAM NBC -JOHN MORRELL & Musical Clock: WOKO WHEC WBZ MBS- Palmer House Ensemble: k WKBW WEEI WHEC WIBX WSYR 15.21) Co. 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CBS -All Hands On WGR Al White, pianist WOKO WIBX WKBW CFRB WKBW- Headlines on Parade WGY- Musical Prgm.; News WGY -Banjoleers & Radio Sweet- 2:15 WGR -Roger Baker WDRC WNAC WFEA WESG - WI.BZ -On the Air, News WHAM -Women Only hearts NBC-Norsemen Quartet: WEAF WNBX -Tonic Tunes WICC -La Rosa Prgm. CRCT WJAR WNAC WBEN WFBL WDRC WEAN WLBZ 8:15 WIBX -Ma Perkins & Co. WOR -Ed Fitzgerald WNAC -To be announced WTAG (sw- 15.33) WORC WICC WHEC (sw- NBC. Richard r.e :bert, organist: WNAC-Rhythmettes; Interlude; WGY 117AG- Revue 15.27) WJZ WSYR Real Life Drama 11:30 Noon -day CBS -Happy Hollow, sketch: NBC -Ralph Kirbery, dream WTIC- Romantic Bachelor WABC WOKO WEAN WEEI News: WOR WSYR - WEAF Good -Daily Story NBC (News. only) WNBX * WCSH -WPA Music Project Morn. Melodies: WEAF WTIC WOKO -Interlude singer; piano duo: WEAF WHEC WFEA WDRC WLBZ 12:45 WICC WIBX WEEI -Stock Quotations; Musi- WJAR CRCT WOR- Hollywood Room Recipes WTIC WJAR WTAG WNAC WORC CFRB WFBL WESG cal Turns WAAB -Chapel Singers WTAG- Streamliners (NBC) WCSH WBEN WGY (sw- NBC -Jules Landes' Ensembe: WMAS WGR (sw -9.59- 15.27) WGR -Music for You WCSH -.Morning Devotions WTIC -Artistry of Home Making 15.33) WEAF CRCT WTIC 42 r

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WABC WFBL CFRB WFEA WGY -News; Musical Prgm WTIC WGY WNAC (sw -9.53) MBSGabriel Heatter: WAAB WKBW WESG WOR WOKO WDRC WKBW -Roger & Jimmy MBS Palmer House Ensemble: 11:00 WORC WICC WEEI WLBZ WGR -News; One Nite Bandstand Ault Uncle Don WAAB CBS -Jay Freeman's Orch.: WABC Doris Kerr WEAN (sw- 15.27) WTAG -Eve. Revue WBZDem. WNBX Gems of Melody State Committee WGR See 1 NBC be :45 p.m. -To announced: WJZ WLBZ. Erie Ebbeson, guitarist NBC -(News, WJZ WBZ WSYR WHAM CRCT 9:15 only) Dance 6:15 WNBX -Rhythmic Mclnnies Orch.: WJZ WHAM WEER WAAB Feat. Race at Rockingham WOR- Hollywood Highlights WSYR WGR-To be announced CBS -News of Youth, news WAAB -Louis Prima's Orch. NBC -Clem McCarthy, WIBX-Polish Echoes dramas to, children 5% %B' WGR -The World Dances sports: WOKO WLBZ WEEI 7:30 WEAF WCSH (sw -9.53) WNBX -Gweneth Lee WIBX WOR- Little Jack Little s Orch. 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WAAB -Shopper's Special WABC WORC WEAN WDRC WGR-Nancy's Shopping News WABC WIBX WDRC WFEA sketch: WEAF WBEN WNAC WEAN- Francis J. Cronin, organist WGR WHEC WFBI. WEEI Network WICC-Variety Prgm. WOKO WKBW WEE! 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WDRC -Shoppers' Special WNAC-Gretchen McMullen WEAF WTAG WGY WCSH W EAN- QMorning Devotions WNBX- What's on Today ; Mu- WISHToday's Almanac WBZ-New England Agriculture 3:45 WNAC WTIC WJAR WBEN WEAN -News; Shopping News WGY -Marc Williams WEEI -Melody Clock sical Mixing Bowl NBC -The O'Neills. sketch: WEAF (sw- 15.33) WFBL -To be announced WKBW -Deep South WFBL -Life Begins at Seven - WTIC -Radio Bazaar WCSH WBEN WJAR WNAC WBZ-Musicale WGY'-Musical Prgm.. News, WNAC- Shopping Around Town thirty WGY WTIC WTAG WFEA-Interlude of Rhythm WIBX- Norman Brokenshire W'OR. Health Talk; Tuneful Airs; 1VGY -Betty Crocker 9:15 WGR-WPA Prgm. WIBX -News; Unlimited WKBW -News; Hollywood on Melody Moments W1C.0 -Farm & Agricultural News WKBW Today's Almanac WHEC-Flashes in Music WJAR. 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WJZ CBS -To be announced: WHEC -To be announced WEAN -Shopper's Exchange WOKO WEAN WICC WKBWLonesonie Cowboy 9:30 CRCT WBZ (sw- 15.21) WIBX WNBX- Afternoon Concert WEEI -Radio Almanac WHAM -Tom organist WFEA WMAS WOR -Molly of the Movies, sketch WFBL- QMorning Meditation Griersn, WOR -News CBS- Richard Maxwell, songs; WKBW Airier. Family RUninson NBC -Jack & Loretta Clemens; WORCiO You Pleasure WGY- Moments of Melody News: WESG CFRB WDRC WLBZ -Farm News (News. WJZ only): WJZ CRCT WTAG- arle Lawrence Musicale 4:15 WHAM -Uncle Bob WFEA WFBL WGR WORC Smith, songs WNBX Librsry Pram WEBR 2:00 WBEN -Lysyd WNAC-Musical Clock WLBZ -Womens Club News: WHAM WDRC WCSH WEEI -Billy Mills' Orch. (CBS) WSYR CBS -Song Stylists, quartet: WABC WTAG -Knox Manning CBS -Bill & Ginger, songs & pat- WAABNoonday Musicale WOKO CFRB WLBZ WMAS WJAR -News ter; News: WABC (sw- 21.52) Cornell Agricultural Hr. WNBX-Tillie 8:00 11:00 WESG- WORC WDRC WEAN WFBL Y.N.-Food News: WEAN WICC WFBL -Agricultural Prgm. Tea -Cocktail Dance Music NBC -Malcolm Claire: WEAF WFEA WGR WIBX (sw -9.59- WOR- * WTIC WNAC WTAG WHEC -Morning Revue WCSH NBC. Heenan & Banta: WJZ 15.27) WBEN -A Salute to Mothers WKBW -Produce Market 4:30 CBS -On the Air Today; Olean. CRCT WBZ (sw- 15.21) * NBC -Music Appreciation Hour; WCSH-The Streamliners; News CBS -Magazine of the Air; WTAG- Produce & Farm Flashes NBC- Landon Radio Clubs; Speak- ders, quartet; City Consumers' (NBC) * Dr. Walter Damrosch, coud. 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WEEI -Kitchen the Air News: WTAG WTIC WJAR NB(: ['avid Harum. sketch WOKO WKBW WFBL WHEC WFBL WKBW WOKO CFRB - WOR WNBX- Matinee Melodies 1VESG -Ma Perkins WORC WEAF WBEN WCSH WNAC WEEI (sw- 9.59- 21.52) Varieties WEEI WDRC WLBZ WEAN WOKO -Mr. & Mrs. Wisepenny WHEC -Noon Time WDRC-Treasure House WTIC WJAR WTAG WGY NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home WFEA WORC WICC WESG WOR -Lazy Bill Huggins * WICC -News; Shopper's Matinee WEEI -E. B. Rideout; News (sw- 15.33) Hour; Conservation Day Prgm.; WKBW News; Musical Prgm. (sw- 15.27) WESG- Morning Varieties MBS- Joseph Bier, bar.: WFEA guest speaker; Uncle Sam's WNBH -Blackstone String Trio WAAB -Feat. Race at Rockingham 9:45 -To be WFBL -News; To be announced WOR Forest Rangers, sketch; Walter WOR- Women's Hour WGR announced WHAM -Alarm Clock NBC -Capt. 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WCSH -News NBC -Midge Williams, songs: WJZ 6.06) NBC- HORLICK'S MALTED sop.: WABC WFEA WMAS WIBX -Dance Hour WHAM WEBR (sw- 15.21) * NBC -First Nighter, "Twilight of CBS -Bobby Benson Milk Presents Lum & Abner, WEEI WKBW WORC WIBX WNBX- Teatime Melodies .Ina sunny a God," drama: WEAF WREN October 9 Jim: WABC WDRC WEEI sketch; Norris "Abner" Goff: CFRB WEAN WDRC WOKO WGY WCSH WTIC WJAR 5:00 WFBL WOKO WHEC WGR WJZ WSYR WBZ WKBW WORC WNAC WIBX WTAG WNAC (sw -9.53) (sw- 11.83.9.59) CBS -Goose Creek Parson, sketch WHEC WICC WLBZ WFBL WGR News; To be announced NBC -Bughouse Rhythm: WEAF NBC -(News, WEAF only) Norse- & music: WABC WLBZ WORC (sw- 6.06 -11.83) WNBX -Dance Revue WTIC WTAG WJAR (sw- men, quartet: WEAF (sw- WDRC WOKO WGR WEEI MBS -World Events: WOR WAAB 9.53) 9.53) WEAN WFBL WICC (sw- 11.83. WGR -News; World Dances 10:15 CBS-Tito Guizar, tnr.: WABC Y.N. -Eddie Casey Predictions: 9.59) WNBX- Rhythmic Melodies WOKO WDRC WORC WKBW WICC WEAN WNAC WTIC NBC -Edin C. Hill, news: WEAF WTIC -Democrats on the Air MBS -Bryan Field: WAAB WOR WFEA WEAN WEEI CFRB To be announced: WLBZ WFEA Y. N.- Shadows of the Past: WNBH (sw- 15.27) WESG WNBH 9:15 NBC-Airbreaks, variety prgm.: WBEN- Norcross Sisters Rubinoff, violinist: WFEA WHAM 10:30 WJZ WHAM WSYR CRCT WBZ- Singing Lady News: WIBX WNBX MBS -Dance Orch.: WAAB WNBH (sw- 15.21) WCSH-Words and Musie WAAB- Chemistry of Today WGR -Little Theater of the Air * NBC -Harold "Red" Grange, WBEN -Uncle Ben's Club WGY- Rhythm Revue WBEN -Cy King, reporter WNBX -News Football Interviews; Charles WBZ -News WIBX -K. of C. Prgm. WCSH- Merrymakers IVOR- Rubinoff. violinist Lyon: WEAF WTIC WNAC WGY -Jim Healey WTIC WCSH -World Dances WJAR Weather: Pop Concert -Musical Prgm. 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Sears, tnr.: WEAF NBC -Gov. A.t. M. Landon, Y.N. -Musical Arturos' Orch. WDRC WFEA WORC WOKO talk: Tours: WNBH WBEN-900 WGY790 WNBX1000 CBS -Boake Carter, commen- WEAF WJAR WAAB -Hudson WEEI (sw- 11.83) * WGY WTIC DeLangé s Orch. W9Z and WHAM -11s0 WOXO-1430 5:15 tator: WABC WEAN WDRC WTAG WCSH WBEN WNAC WFEA -WPA Concert WBZA 990 WNEC.1430 NBC -News; Dorothty Page, WOR-710 WFBL WGR WEEI (sw- (sw -9.53) WGR-Mood WCSN 940 WIBX-1200 WORC-1280 NBC -Tom Mix' Straight Shoot- songs: WEAF 11.83 -959) MBS-Cesare Sodero Directs: WOR Wire Friendly Folk. WORC-1330 WICC 800 'NAVA-870 ers; Ranch Boys: WEAF WTIC NBC -News; To be announced: WEAF660 WI/1R 890 WTAG-380 NBC -Carol Deis, sop.: ,WEBR WNBH WAAB WLBZ-To be announced - WJAR WBEN WNAC WEBR WEAN-780 W1Z-78o WCSH WBZ WGR -Stars over Manhattan WOR -Ralph Watkin's WTIC1o40 WTAG WGY WAAB -Radio Rendezvous Orch. WHel-590 WKBW-1450 (sw -9.53) NBC-Ralph WNBX -Webby Mack WORC-Just WBEN -Sport Shorts Kirberry- the dream Between Ourselves CBS -Dorothy Gordon's Children's singer: WJZ Corner: WBZ. -News; Musicale WABC WFEA W1CC Y.N. -Detective Mystery: WAAB 10:00 10:45 NBC Singing Symphony: WEAF WCSH-News; WOKO WDRC WORC WEAN Let's Talk It Over WNBH WLBZ WCSH WTIC WJAR WTAG WEEI CFRB WFBL WESG WEAN -Adventures of Wally & * NBC -RADIO GUIDE WEEK. NBC -Nat'l Campaign Committee WBEN (sw-9.53) Anne Rubino0. violinist: WCSH WIBX WGR (sw- 15.27) WBEN WICC ly; Starring Shep Fields' Rip- Communist Party; Speaker: MBS-Nat'l Dem. Com. speaker; WBZ -Dance WFBL -This & That pling Time Musical Prgm.: WJAR WTAG Rhythm Orch.; Dane Do- WJZ WBZ WSYR WHAM WFEA WNBH WNAC WAAB WEBR -Airbreaks WGR- Sports ran, vocalist (NBC) WFEA -Club Revue and Guests of (sw- 11.87) WORC WOR WIBX -Phil Ross WGY -News; Sport Results Honor; Ben Grauer and Fred CBS -Benny Fields, songs: WABC WHAM -Thank WGY -Jack Randolph's Music WKBW- Junior Sport Colmun You Stusia WHAM -Variety Uttal, announcers: WJZ WBZ WIBX WOKO WDRC WMAS (Friday Programs are WIBX -Dance Show WNBX- Theater Billboard Orch. WHEC -Hollywood Highlights WHAM WSYR CRCT (sw -6.14) WICC WLBZ CFRB WGR Continued on Page 46) WJAR -Drama; Pop Concert 5:30 WLBZ-Treats WNAC -To be announced WNBX -Musical Varieties WNAC * NBC -The Singing Lady: WJZ -To be announced WOKO- Concert Miniatures w OR-Junior Men FOREIGN SHORT -WAVE WBZ WHAM WSYR CRCT G WORC -Richard Himber's Orch. WSYR -News; WEBR (sw- 15.21) Safety Talk WSYR-Thank You Stusia CBS- Treasure Adventures of WTAG -News PROGRAMS -FRIDAY` Jack Masters, sketch: WABC WTIC -Wrightville Clarion 8:00 DON'TM/SS WOKO WAAB WGR WDRC Short-wave programs of American stations at 6:45 NBC -Irene Rich. WJZ WBZ WEEI WEAN WFBL WHEC shown along with the regular program listings WHAM WSYR (s.11.87) WORC WLBZ WICC WFEA NBC -Lowell Thomas, com- See page 35 for frequencies of foreign station * CBS -Broadway Varieties; Oscar WMAS WIBX (sw- 15.27 -9.59) mentator WJZ WBZ WSYR Time shown is EST; for CST subtract one hou Shaw, bar. & n'1 -c.; Carmela NBC -Jack Armstrong, sketch: CRCT WEBR (sw- 15.21) STARS Ponselle, mezz -sop.; Elizabeth NTWIN WEAF WNAC WBEN WJAR CBS-Renfre of the Mounted, 8:20 a.m. -Birmingham Philharmonic String Or- Lennox. contralto; Victor Ar- WTAG WCSH WTIC WGY sketch. 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Wt..` WCSH WREN WNAC 2:30 p.m.-PLAY, "CAVALCADE," by Noel Cow- WJAR CRCT (sw -9.53) NBC -Little Orphan Annie, WFEA- Mountaineers ard; cast including Mary O'Farrell, Martin -To sketch: WJZ WBZ WHAM WGY -Sports Commentator MRS be announced: WNBH Lewis, Joyce Barbour, Eliot Makeham and WSYR (sw- 15.21) WHAM -Newspaper of the Air WFEA Cathleen Nesbitt: GSB GSD GSO WAAB -Curtain Ca11L_ 5 p.m.- Thousandth CBS -Wilderness Road, sketch. WJAR - Rubinoff. violinist Anniversary of death of WABC WOKO WKBW WMAS WKBW -The Southerners WKBW News; Musical Interlude King Henry: DJB DJD WFBL CFRB WORC (sw WNAC.Country Club WOR -Time Flies; Commander 6 p.m.-BBC Empire orchestra: GSC GSD GSP 15.27) WOKO News; Musical Prgm. Frank Hawks 6:30 p.m.- SELECTIONS FROM OPERA, "Maraf- NBC -Terri la Franconi, tnr.: WORC- Detectives Black & Blue WORC -All- Request Prgm. 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Robinson Cleaver, organ : GSC GSF WGY -Musical Prgm. WOKO WICC WDRC WORC * CBS -CHESTERFIELD CIGA- 10:30 p.m. -Opportunity program: COCD WJAR -Dick Tracy, sketch WEAN WIBX WLBZ WFBL rettes Presents Andre Koste- WNBX- Symphonv of Style WEEI (sw- 11.83) lanetz' Orch.; Kay Thompson, WOR -Hazel Scott, songs NBC-Mary Small, songs: WJZ Ray Heatherton, Rhythm Sing- HELEN CLAIRE ers: David Ross: WABC WMAS FOREIGN SHORT -WAVE DRAMATIC PRIDE OF THE SOUTH 6:00 Y.N. -News: W, EC WAAB WFBL WORC WHEC WEEI NBC -Flying Time: WEAF (sw- WBZ -Rep. Stale Committee WFEA WICC WLBZ WKBW PROGRAMS -SATURDAY 9.53) WFEA -Music in the Air WDRC WIBX WOKO WEAN A Fresh, Wholesome Family CBS -Buddy Clark, bar.; News: WKBW -News; Music for an Hour (sw- 11.83 -6.06) 7:40 a.m.-Scottish children's variety hour: GSG Program withYouth and Beau- WABC CFRB WESG WKBW WNBX -Sibyl Spafford MBS -Show Window: WOR WAAB GSH II WOKO WHEC WIBX (sw- WOR -Stan Lamox- Sports WNBH 8:30 a.m.- Symphonic concert : TPA2 ty Playing the Leading Roles. 11.83 -9.59) WSYR- Rhythm Revue WNBX -Herbert Hooper 10 a.m. -BBC Symphony concert: GSF GSG GSH NBC - WJZ WGY -Farm Forum (News. only) Anirtlal 11 a.m. -Tommy Tune's Tours: GSF GSG GSH 9'30 P.M. News 7:15 Club: WJZ 2 p.m.- Latin- American music: COCD Y.N. -News: WLBZ WEAN NBC -ALKA- SELTZER 8:45 TONIGHT 1 WICC # PRE - 2:30 p.m. -In Town Tonight: GSB GSD GSO o WNAC WNBH WFEA sents Uncle Ezra's Radio Sta. 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Kennedy, commenta- WEAR WGY WCSH WJAR 8:30 p.m.- Native songs: YV2RC bakers of Uneeda Biscuit, WGY -News; Musical tor: WJZ Shredded Pram. WHAM WSYR WBEN WTAG (sw-9.53) 9 p.m. -BBC Empire orchestra: GSC GSF Wheat and many other favorites WHAM- Kendall Sportcast WEBR WBZ (sw- 11.87) NBC -Fred Waring's Orch.: 9:15 p.m.-Dance music: DJB DJD WNBX- * Baseball Scores MBS -Bill McCuné s Orch.: WOR WJZ WHAM WBZ WSYR (sw- 10 p.m. -PLAY, "Bula Matari": GSC GSF WOR -Uncle Don WFEA WAAB 11.87) 10:30 D.m. -Opportunity program : COCD

1 5/51 45 CBS. Bluebirds girls trio: WABC WNBX -Donald Wilson 1:00 WJAR -Football Game W W 4 uction WIBX CFRB WORC WEEI WOR Martha Deane NBC - (News. WEAF only) Rex KB -Musical Battle's Ensemble: WEAF Oct ()her 10 WICC WEAN WHEC WFEA 2:30 WGR WESG WDRC (sw- 21.52) CRCT WCSH NBC- Rhythm Parade: WEAF ,5 NBC -Walter Blaufuss' String En- CBS -Jack Shannon. tnr.: WABC WCSH WGY WBEN (sw- semble: WJZ WHAM WBZ WORC WHEC WDRC WFBL 15.33) WBEN -News; Carmen Ogden WSYR WEBR (sw15.21) WMAS WOKO WICC WEEI CBS -Madison Ensemble: WABC WGR-News; Variety Prgm. WNBX -Daily Story 12:00 WGR (sw- 15.27) WGR CFRB WFBL WESG WHEC -News * WORL -MOVIE GOSSIP (920 CBS -Larry Vincent, songs: WABC News: WJAR WTAG WESG WFEA WHEC WEEI WOKO WJAR Shopping News kc) WGR WLBZ WEEI WDRC WICC WFEA WLBZ WNAC WLBZ WDRC WMAS WORC N NAC- Shopping Around 10:30 CFRB WHEC (sw- 21.52.9.59) WTIC (sw- 15.27) Gracey, bar. WNBX- What's on Todas Higgins of Finchville: NBC Genia Fonariova, sop.; WAAB- Stuart NBC Whitney Ensemble: WJZ. NBC -Josh WBEN -Farm Service WOKO- Musical Prgm. WJZ WHAM WBZ WSYR Orch.: WJZ WBZ WHAM CRCT WEBR WEAN -Around the Town WOR Dog's Tales CRCT (sw- 15.21) * NBC -Chasin's Music Series: (sw- 15.21) WGY -Stock Market WTAG- Shut -In Society * CBS -Let's Pretend: WABC WEAF WTIC WJAR WBEN WIBX- Football Game WTIC-Radio Bazaa, CRCT WNAC (sw- 15.33) WIBX -News; 01 Dan Tucker WKBW' -World Entertains WOKO WIBX WESG WFE% Prgm. 9:15 WHEC WFBL CFRB WIC( News: WFEA WAAB WESG WKBW- Variety WSYR- Reading Room NBC -Streamliners; News: WTAG WGR WDRC WLBZ WEEI WBZ -News; Little Show 1:15 2:45 WJAR WMAS WEAN WORC Ise WCSH -Today's Almanac CBS -Poetic Strings: WABC WICC CBS -Clyde Barris oar.: WABC WEAN -News; Shopping News WDRC WLBZ WMAS WOKO WMAS WGR George Hall CBS -Fred Feibel, organist: 21.52) WHEC WLBZ WEAF 11/EBL- Syracuse at Play WHEC WORC WFBL CFRB WESG See 12:30 p.m. WOKO NBC -Manhatters; Orch.: CFRB WEEI WOKO 11BEN-Musical Prgm WCSH WTIC WTAG WREN WGY- Musical Prgm.; News (sw- 15.27) WDRC WFEA WFBL (sw- WGY- Market Basket Way WNAC (sw- 15.33) WHAM 4 -H Club Prgm. NBC -Rex Battle's Ensemble: 15.27) WHEC Musical Clock * CJLS -MOVIE GOSSIP WIBX- Norman Brokenshire WTIC WBEN WJAR WGY WORC -News Network WNBX -Hits & Encores WKBW Children's Prgm. WKBW-News; Hollywood on Pa- (sw- 15.33) 3:00 WOR Organ Recita' * WMBO -MOVIE GOSSIP (1310 rade MRS-Leighton Noble's Orch.: NBC -Country Cousins, Hillbilly Changes WNBX -Jimmy Packard WOR WAAB WBZ formerly WTIC -Lanai Islanders kc) trio: WJZ WSYR WHAM Concert Miiiature, WNBX -Dr. W. I. Auber WOKO News: Market Quotations WEAN -News WEBR (sw- 15.21) now NBC 12:30 9:30 1:30 p.m., Fitzgerald & Company WORC-Marchof Events WESG-Suburban Special Souvenirs Prgm.: a.m. CST) CBS- Richard Maxwell, songs: WOK Ed * CBS -Football p.m. EST (11 :30 * WTAG -House Party WGR -Columbia Reporter WKBW WESG formerly Monday WABC WFEA WOKO CFRB 10:45 WABC WOKO Nickelodeon, WNAC -Football Souvenir Prgm. WFBL CFRB WHEC WDRC 10:30 p.m., now NBC 10 WIBX WFBL WESG WEEI NBC-Originalities. 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WMAS WGR 3:15 Page, songs; Larry & Music: WEAF WGY WJAR WNBX -Matinee Melodies WLBZ WFEA WEAN WMAS WGR-Radio Inst. of Audible Arts (sw- 15.27.9.59) * NBC -Gale WCSH WTAG WBEN WTIC 9:45 WKBW WORC WOKO WDRC WGY -Salt & Peanuts NBC-Old Skipper's Gang: WJZ Larsen, organist: WJZ WSYR CRCT NBC-Capt. Tim Healy: WJZ WBZ WFBL (sw- 21.52) WHAM -Newspaper of the Air WSYR (sw- 15.21) WHAM WEBR WBZ CBS -Lyn Murray Entertains: CBS -Mellow Moments: WABC NBC -Herman & Banta: WJZ WHEC.Mon,ine Revue WBZ -New England Agriculture CBS Football Game: WABC WABC WFBL (sw- 21.52) WDRC WORC WEEI WICC WSYR CRCT WHAM WBZ WKBW- Employment Reports; WFBL-News WOKO WKBW WFBL WESG Y. N.- Francis Cronin, organist: WFEA WOKO WIBX CFRB WESG -Musical Bazoor Market Reports WGY -Marc Williams WHEC WDRC WEEI WFEA WFEA WEAN WGR WESG WLBZ (sw- 21.52) WGR -News; Varady of Vienna WOKO -Musical Pram. WHAM- Italian Melodies WLBZ (sw- I5.27) WAAB -Shopper's Special WBEN Sally Work WGY -Children's Theater of the 12:30 WKBW -Secrets of Happiness WNBX- Windsor Pals WEBR -Dick fiebert. organist WCSH-This & That Air * NBC -Amer. Farm Bueau Fed. WNAC -Football Game 3:30 Variety (NBC) WFBL -Miss Goodnews WHEC -On the Playground Prgm.; Speakers; Walter Blau - W'OR- Theater Club of the Air * NBC -Weekend Reiue; WEEI-Morning Musicale WGY -Musical Prgm; News WICC -Pearl Haemer. stories fuss' Orch.: WJZ WHAM WBZ 1:45 Prgm.: WEAF WBEN WCSH WFBL -News; Carefree Capers WNBX -Jim & Bob WNBX -Your Home WSYR (sw- 15.21) NBC -To he announced: CRCT WGY CRCT (sw- 15.33) WHAM -Whistler & his Dog WOR -Tory Tdle,' House 11:15 LBs Geo. Hail's Orch.: WABC WGY NBC -Geo. Hessberger's Orch.: WJZ WEBR WSYR WLBZ.- Thought§ for the Day WTIC- Three -Quarter Time NBC -Bill Krenz' Orch. : WJZ WMAS WOKO CFRB WGR CBS -Buffalo Presents: WFBL WHAM WNAC-Knox Manning 10:00 WBZ CRCT WSYR WHAM WFBL WORC WFEA (sw- MBS- Theater Club of the Air: WBZ (sw- 15.21) WOR- Melody Time NBC -News Lh.,nwigs Quartet NBC -Doc Whipple, pianist: WEAF 21.52 -9.59) WNBH WAAB WGR WPA Pram WSYR -News: Time Keeper WEAF TAG N WTIC WTIC WBEN WCSH WTAG NBC -Concert Miniature: WEAF WBZ -News 3:45 CRCT Y 15.33) WNAC (sw- 15.33) WCSH CRCT WJAR WICC -News; Shoppers' Matinee WGR-Success Story 8:45 CIS-News; WaTime: WABC Conservatory of Y. N. -La Rosa Prgm.: WAAB WK BW. Lnnesorie Cowboy WNBX-Donald Furman CBS-The Oleanders. quartet: CBS-Cincinnati WIBX CEP., WEAN WICC WICC WHEC CFRB WICC WEAN WOR- Football Yale vs. Penn. 4:00 WABC WFBL (sw- 21.52) Music: WFEA W' WHEC WORC WGR -Roger Baker News: WOR WLBZ WNBX WORC -For Your Pleasure NBC -Herman Middleman's Orch.: NBC- Dandies of Yesterday: WJZ WGR W. (sw- 21.52) WJAR- Norman Eddy, contralto WBEN -News; George Hall's 2:00 WJZ WHAM WBZ WSYR (sw- Y.N. -At the Console: WLBZ e NBC-Newssj Breen & de Rose: Tunes Orch. -Charles Orch.: 15.21) WFEA WNBX Tonic NBC Stenross' WJZ 1/riAM WSYR WEBR 11:30 WDRC-Ad -Liner WEAF WJAR WBEN WCSH NBC- Week -End Revue: (sw -9.53) WEAN -This News & That; WAAB-Mornine Carnival NBC Chef: WEAF WGY WEEI -The Goofs CRCT WGY WTIC WTAG NBEN -Farm Service WHAM -Tower Clock Prgm. -Mystery WBZ -News; Musicale WBEN WTIC WJAR WNAC WGY.Farn, Prgm. (sw- 15.33) WGR- Players Matinee WNAC -To be announced WEEI.Musi.sil Turns (sw- 15.33) W113X Juvenile Contest CBS -Al Roth's Syncopators. WNBX.William O'Brian WNBX- WCSH WTAG Today's Almanac WFBL- Miniature Minstrels NBC -Magic of Speech: WJZ WBZ WKBW -Today's Almanac WABC WICC WDRC. WFEA 'NOR- Rhythm Orch. WORC -Morning Watch WJAR -News; Children's Prgm. CRCT WHAM WNAC Shopper's Exchang. WOKO WFBL WHEC WLBZ 4:30 9:00 WKBW -Tonic Tunes WGR -Nancy's Shopping News WTMO Noon day Rowse WIBX CFRB WORC WMAS * NBC -Continentals: WEAF NBC.Breaktast Club: Orch.: WLBZ -Topics of the Day WICC- Variety Prgm. WTIC- Connecticut State WGR WEEI WESG (sw- 15.27 WNAC WCSH CRCT WBEN WJZ WSYR CRCT WBZ WNAC - Stardom Express WOR -Bela Rozsa, pianist 12:45 9.59) WGY (sw-9.53) WHAM (sw. 21.541 WNBX -Town Crier; Parent's WSYR- Juvenile Hour CBS -Geo Hall s arch.: WH C NBC -Words Music: WJZ WBZ NBC-Joan & the Escorts: WJZ CBS -Fred Feibel, organist: WABC Forum 11:45 WREN-Stock and Coe modity WSYR WHAM (sw- 15.21) WBZ WHAM WSYR (sw- WEAN WLBZ WICC WESG WOKO -News; Children's Prgm. 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10:45 p.m. (Continued) CBS -Joe Reichman's 12:00 NBC violinist; WEAN -Babe Rubenstein Nigi1C WFEA CFRB WORC -Shandor, Dance WEEI -Evening Review W KO WMAS WLBZ WFBL Orch.: WJZ WBZ WFBL-Sports WEEI WIBX CBS -Guy Lombardo's Orch.: WABC WKBW WGY.Gypsy Trail NBC -Henry Busse's Orch.: WOKO WIBX WHEC-Unsolved Mysteries WSYR (sw -6.14) WFBL WICC WEAN WEEI s WICC -To be announced News: W9't.vW1CC NBC -Fletcher Hendersoñ Orch.: Hello -Hello WKBW- Variety Prgm. WAAHAiiftldy Martin's Orch. WEAF WNAC WJAR WGY WBEN- Sports Review MBS -Hugo Mariam s Orch.: WOR Everybody Everywhere! 11:00 WBZ- George Harris' Orch. WAAB f hat's the greeting with which this pop- WOR -Dick Messner's Orch. WHEC-News ular and genial Master -of- Ceremonies NBC -George R. Holmes. commen- WSYR-Sportscaster greets his nation -wide radio audience tator: WEAF WCSH (sw -9.53) 11:30 CBS -Joe Reichman's Orch.: 12:15 EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT WABC WHEC WGR NBC-Leon Navari / Orch.: WJZ On the Alka -Seltzer National Barn Dance NBC -(News, WJZ only) Henry WHAM WBZ WEBR CBS-Guy Lombardo's Orch.: This popular program features over 40 Radio Busse's Orch.: WJZ WHAM CBS-Benny Goodmañs Orch.: WHEC Artists including the Maple City Four; Uncle WEBR WABC WMAS WHEC WIBX Ezra; Hoosier Hot Shots; Otto and Plis WFEA WLBZ CFRB WORC Novelodeans; Arkansas Woodchopper; Sally Y.N. -News: WNAC WLBZ WEAN 12:30 Foster; Henry Burr; Verne, Lee and Mary; WICC WNBH WFEA WEEI WKBW WEAN WFBL Lucille Long; Bill O'Connor; Skyland Scotty News WJAR WBZ WOR WTAG WDRC WICC NBC -Jesse Crawford, organist: and others. A rollicking program of old WDRC WTIC WEEI WIBX NBC-(News, WEAF only) Xavier WEAF WJAR WNAC WGY time singing, dancing and homespun fun WORC Cugat's Orch.: WEAF WGY CBS -Artie Shaw's Orch.: WABC Brought to you direct from W LS, Chicago. Orch. WNAC WTAG WCSH WTIC WIBX WKBW WFBL WOKC. over WAAB -Lew Conrad's every Saturday night WBEN -News; Joe Wesp WJAR WBEN (sw-9.53) WEEI WHEC WEAN WICC WFBL -Repub. Nat'l Committee WAAB-Kay Kyser's Orch. NBC -Bobby Graysoñ s Orch.: WJZ or WBZ WGY -News; Musical Prgm. WGR-Dance Orch. WJZ WBZ WHAM WSYR 9:00 to 10:00 P.M., EST WKBW -News; Soft Lights & WOKO-Eugene Jelesnik's Orch. (sw -6.14) Sweet Music WOR-Enoch Light's Orch. WAAB- Horace Heidt's Orch. WOKO -State Police News WSYRNews WOR -Clyde McCoy's Orch. WSYR -Strummin' lime 11:45 12:45 11:15 WOKO-Benny Goodman's Orch. NBC -Alfred Barr's Orch.: WEAF NBC -Phil Levant's Orch.: WEAF (CBS) WJAR WNAC WGY Dance WCSH WJAR WTAG WNAC WSYR-Leon Navara's Orch. The Àlka- Seltzer National Barn WTIC WGY (sw -9.53) (NBC) End of Friday Programs 46 -"MEMNON/IF

4:45 6:45 NBC -Geo. Hessberger's Orch.: WOR- Vincent Travers' Orch. NBC-Davey Rose s Orch.: WJZ NBC -The Art of Living; Dr. WEAF WTAG WCSH WREN 11:30 WHAM WBZ WSYR (sw- Norman Vincent Peale: WEAF WGY WTIC WNAC NBC CRCT -Ray Noble's Orch.: WJZ October 10 15.21) WGY WTIC WBEN WTAG (sw -953) WBZ WHAM WEBR alciA WCSH -News (sw -9.53) Y.N. -Musical Tours: WAAB CBS -Ben Bernie's Orch.: WABC WNBX -Ralph Harris CBS -News; Saturday Night Swing WNBH WORC WIBX WLBZ WEEI 5:00 Club: WABC WFEA WIBX To be announced: WLBZ WKBW WFEA WDRC WKBW WEAN 12:00 12:30 NBC -Blue Room Echoes: WEAF CFRB WOKO WKBW WORC WIBX -Ferde Grofe's Orch. WICC WFBL CFRB NBC-Johnny Hamp's WOKO Orch.: WJZ, NBC-Chas. Stenross' Orch.: WJAR WCSH WREN WEEI (sw- 11.83) WJAR -Rep. Nat'l Committee WMAS WHEC - WBZ WSYR CRCT WEBR (sw-6.14) WEAF WTAG WBEN WNAC WGY WNAC (sw -9.53) NBC -All -American Orch.: (sw- WOR -Sweet Music NBC- (News, CBS-Herbie WEAF only) Russ Kay's Orch.: WABC WGY WJAR To be announced: WGR WLBZ 15.21) Morgañ s Orch.: WEAF WGY WKBW WEAN WIBX WEEI WIBX News: WOR WLBZ 8:45 CBS-Phil Harris' Orch.: WABC WJAR WTAG W'CSq WTIC WICC WFBL WOKO WFBL WIBX WEAN WKBW WAAB -Feat. Race WAAB -Racing Results WSYR-Musicale WREN at Rockingham WNAC (sw -9.53) NBC-Jan Garber's Orch.: WEAF WEEI WHEC WOKO WICC WBZ -News WBZ -Irish Minstrels 9:00 Y. N.- Freddie Martin's Orch.: WBEN WJAR WTAG WNAC NBC-Griff Williams' Orch.: WJZ WNBX- Success WCSH -Musical Prem. WNBH WAAB Story * CBS -NASH MOTORS CO. WGY WSYR WEBR WBZ (sw-6.14) WOR -Bill McCuné s Orch. WDRC- Demoeratics on the Air Presents Floyd Gibbons; Vin- WGR -Dance Orch. MBS-Cab Calloway's Orch.: WOR WEAN -With MBS -Louis Prima's Orch.: 5:15 the Governor cent Lopez' Orch.: WABC WOR -Nat Brandwynne's Orch. WAAB WAAB CBS -Frank Dailey's Orch.: WABC WGR -Kate Burr WKBW WDRC WEAN WFBL WSYR -Inquiring Microphone WHEC-News WHAM WOR -Benny Goodman's Orch. WFBL WOKO WIBX WEEI -Newspaper of the Air WOKO WEEI (sw -6.12 -6.06) U:45 12:15 WICC -Merry -Go -Round NBC CFRB WLBZ WFEA WDRC * -ALKA SELTZER PRE - W SYR-Ncws CBS- Herbie Kay's Orch.: WHEC End of Saturday Prgms. WGR (sw- 15.27) WNBX -Sid Young's Orch. sents Nat'l Barn Dance; Henry NBC -Timothy Makepeace, sketch: Burr. Verne. Lee & Mar). WJZ WEBR WHAM WSYR Hoosier Hot Shots; Novelodi- WBZ (sw- 15.21) ans, male trio; Sally Foster; Lu- WAAB- Racing Matinee lu Belle & Arkie, songs; Uncle WEAN -American Legion Prgm. Ezra; Maple City Four; Joe Kelly, m.c.: WJZ WSYR WNBX- Theater Billboard 7:00 WBZ 5:30 WHAM WEBR (sw- 11.87) NBC -Harold "Red" Grange, Foot- NBC -Snow Village Sketches; Ar- NBC -Musical Adventures: WJZ ball Scores: WEAF WGY WTIC thur Allen & Parker Fennely: WEBR WBZ WHAM CRCT WTAG WBEN WJAR WNAC WEAF WTIC WGY WTAG WSYR WCSH (sw -9.53) NBC -Kaltenmeyer's WCSH WBEN WJAR WNAC * Kindergar- CBS -Patti Chapin, songs: WLBZ (sw -9.53) ten, comedy; Bruce Kamman: WOKO WGR WDRC WEAN MBS -Harl Smith's Orch.: WNBH WEAF WTIC WTAG WBEN WIBX WFEA WORC WICC WGY WCSH WAAB WJAR WNAC WEEI WGR -News; (sw -9.53) Leaders in Dance NBC -Message of Israel; Rabbi Time WEAN -To be announced Wm. F. Rosenblum, guest WIBX -Detective Mysteries WFEA- Jungle Jim speaker: WJZ WBZ WSYR WOR WHEC -Afternoon Bulletin -Arthur Arturos' Orch. (sw- 15.21) WORC To be announced WKBW -Hits & Encores CBS -Sports Resume; Paul WNBX - Robert Record Douglas: WABC (sw- 11.83) 9:15 WOR-Clyde McCoy's Orch. News: WAAB WHEC WNBX -Dance Revue 5:45 WFBL -Musical Prgm. WHAM -Hank & Herb 9:30 CBS -Eddie Duchin's Orch.; News: CBS -To be announced: WABC WKBW -News; Music WABC WFBL WOKO WIBX (sw -6.12) WOR -Stan Lomax. sports CFRB WORC WFEA WEAN * NBC -Chateau; Smith Bellew; WEEI WGR (sw- 15.27) 7:15 Victor Young's Orch.; Guests: NBC -Ruth & Ross. songs: WJZ CBS- Sportcast, Ted Husing: WEAF WGY WTIC WNAC WSYR WBZ WHAM CRCT WABC WDRC WFBL WOKO WCSH WJAR WBEN WTAG WEBR (sw- 15.21) WIBX WMAS WORC WHEC (sw -9.53) News: WICC WDRC WEEI WGR WEAN WICC (sw- CBS -Saturday Night Serenaders: WESG- Rhythm Almanac 9.59- 11.83) WKBW WFBL WHEC WEAN WKBW -Radio Spotlight NBC- Heinie s Grenadiers: WEAF MBS -Radio Forum: WOR WNBH WLBZ-Shoppers Vairety Revue WTAG WCSH WGY WNAC WAAB 6:00 WTIC WBEN WJAR (sw -9.53) To be announced- WOKO WICC NBC - (News, WJZ only) Jesse WAAB -Palmer House Ensemble WORC WEEI Crawford, organist: WJZ WLBZ -To be announced WDRC -Negro Spirituals WSYR CRCT WNBX- Rhythmic Melodies WGR -The Green Family CBS -Eddy Duchin's Orch.: WDRC WOR- Charioteers, quartet WIBX -Radio Nite Club WKBW WESG WSYR -Sportcast NBC -Otto Thurn's Orch.: WEAF 7:30 9:45 WDRC -Joe Green's Orch. WCSH WBEN (sw -9.53) NBC -Nat'l Question Box, Jim Mc- Y. N. -News: WNAC WICC WLBZ Williams: WJZ WHAM WEBR 10:00 WEAN WNBH WFEA WBZ (sw- 15.21) * CBS -LUCKY STRIKE C1GA- News: WJAR WEEI WTIC * CBS- Concert Hall; Bruna Cas- rettes Present Your Hit Parade WORC tagna, contralto; Symph. Orch. & Sweepstakes; Harry Salter's WBZ -News; Radio Journal WABC WDRC WHEC CFRB Orch.; Edith Dick & Buddy %%FBL- Sports WOKO WORC WMAS WIBX Clark, soloists; Leaders, Male WGR -News; Saturday Dinner WLBZ WEEI WFBL WGR Trio WABC WOKO WEEI Dance (sw- 11.83.9.59) WKBW WDRC WORC WFEA WGY -News; Musical Prgm. NBC -Gilbert Seldes: WEAF WIBX WLBZ WHEC WEAN WHAM -Sportcast MBS -Ralph Watkin's Orch.: WOR WFBL WMAS WICC (sw -6.12- WNBX- Sports WAAB WNBH 6.06) WOR -Uncle Don Y. N.- Minute Men: WICC WEAN NBC -Nickelodeon; Sylvia Clark: Featuring WTAG -Eve. Revue WBEN -Dance Orch. WJZ WHAM WBZ WSYR (sw- 11.87) 6:15 WESG -Sports; Tune Topics MBS -Hugo Mariam s CBS -News of WFEA -Thank You, Stusia Orch.: Youth: News Dra- WAAB WOR mas for Children: WABC WGY -Fred Waring's Orch. FLOYD GIBBONS WGR -News; Soft WOKO WLBZ WNBX -News Lights & Sweet WORC WFBL Music WIBX WDRC WEEI (sw-9.59- WSYR- Variety Prem. HEADLINE HUNTER 11.83) 7:45 10:30 NBC -Stringtime; Orch.: WEAF AND NBC - (News, WEAF only) Otto NBC -Thornton Fisher: WEAF Thurn's Orch.: WEAF WJAR WTAG WCSH WTIC WNAC WJAR WCSH WTAG WNAC MASTER OF CEREMONIES WGY WJAR WTIC WBEN WGY (sw-9.53) NBC -Jesse Crawford, organist: CBS -Concert Hall: WEAN WICC NBC -Jacques Fray's Orch.: WJZ WHAM WBZ WFEA -Cold Spring Band WHAM WSYR WEBR WBZ with Y. N. -Eddy Casey: WNAC WTIC WNBX -Gems of Melody (sw- 11.87) WEAN WICC WTAG WSYR -Nat'l Question Box WGR-Dance Orch. WEAN -Eddy Casey (NBC) WOR -Ralph Watkins' Orch. WESG -To be announced 8:00 11:00 VINCENT LOPEZ WFEA- Sports NBC -Hildegard, songs; William NBC - (News, WJZ only) Riley & WKBW- American Legion Prgm. Winges' Orch.: WEAF WNAC Farley's Orch.: WJZ WHAM AND HIS FAMOUS ORCHESTRA WNBX -Natal Pintello WJAR WTAG WBEN WCSH WSYR WEBR WTAG -Evening Revue WGY (sw -9.53) CBS -Tommy Dorsey's Orch.: 6:30 * CBS- Workshop; "Imperfect WABC WHEC WIBX WGR * NBC -News; All- American Or- Reception & the Remedy," NBC-Clem McCarthy, sport chestra, Ernest LaPrade, cond.: drama: WABC WFBL WEEI shots: WEAF WCSH (sw -9.53) WJZ WSYR WEBR WDRC WHEC WOKO CFRB Y. N. -News: WNAC WNBH CBS -News; Ann Leaf, organist: WGR (sw -11.83 -6.06) WEAN WICC WFEA WLBZ WHEC WFEA NBC -(Football Scores, WJZ only) News: WJAR WTAG WBZ WOR NBC -News; Sonia Essin, songs: El Chico, Spanish Revue: WJZ WORC WTIC WDRC WEEI AND THE GREATEST WEAF (sw-9.53) WHAM WBZ WEBR (sw- WAAB- Hudson DeLange's Orch. CBS- Football Roundup; Eddie 11.87) WBEN -News; Sports Dooley: WABC WKBW WEEI C.N. -Rev. Chas. E. Coughlin, WFBL Sports; News (sw -11.83 -9.59) Talk: WOR WAAB WNBH WGY -News; Musical Prgni. GUEST STARS MBS -Val Ernie's Orch.: WAAB WEAN WICC WMAS WORC WKBW -News; Carnival WOR WLBZ WFEA WKBW WOKC -State Police News fr To be announced: WEAN WNAC WIBX -Eve. Musicale 11:15 OF RADIO, STAGE AND WLBZ WORC WTIC -Guy Hedlund & Co. NBC -Joel Candullti s Orch.: Sports: WBEN WGR 8:15 WEAF WTIC WNAC WGY News: WTAG WIBX WIBX -News WJAR WTAG WCSH WBEN WBZ -News; Musicale WNBX -Week -end Revue (sw -9.53) SCREEN WCSH -Let's Talk It Over 8:30 CBS -Tommy Dorsey's Orch.: WDRC -Football Scores; News NBC-Meredith Willson's Orch.: WMAS WORC WFEA WLBZ WFBL -This & That WJZ WBZ WHAM CRCT WDRC CFRB WOKO WEEI * * 1k * 7k 7k * 7k * * WGY -News; Sports News WSYR (sw- 11.87) WFBL WHAM- Variety Prgm. * CBS -Football Revue; Ed Thor - NBC -Riley & Farley's Orch.: WJAR -WPA Dance Orch. gersen & Kay Kyser's Orch.; WBZ (sw -6.14) WNBX- Dinner Dance Music Guests: WABC WOKO WDRC Y. N. -Kay Kyser's Orch.: WNBH WOKO- Concert Miniatures WEAN WFBL WHEC WORC WAAB WTIC -Wrightville Clarion WGR WEEI (sw -11.83 -6.06) News: WICC WEAN e FRANK PARKER'S FRIENDS THE QUEEN BECOMES Several weeks ago when we MARM DryCleansl Sells Itself! A SCHOOL REVOLUTIONARY Invention banishes old -style announced that Frank Parker ers Nover=thingttuknit it cñom z,.Ì !ceps clothing solc.aod -span. Also clean" would be happy to send fifteen shade-. upholstered 1. .t., drapes, window 23) There are four little theaters in Mam- f ,rm tore, etc. aveteleanina bills. Low hundreds of his photographs to (Continued from Page priced. Sella on night. Agee cleaning up/ aroneck where the pupils will get to- SAMPLE OFFER to lint°' person °` "` °`In each° "' ' "k ..t' the first 1,500 requesting them, to gether to put on plays before real who writes. No obligation. Get degiln. Be trains and steamers continued ar- "r -rend in e TODA Y/ The rehearsals for these Akron, Ohio he was swamped with thousands rive, the letters continued to pour in. audiences. KeISTEE MFG. CO. Dept. 2961, I asked her how many applications plays will be the only part of the in- of requests. Now, instead of from her. IF YOU HAVE she had received. She treated me to struction in speech disappointing those who were one of those expressive Barrymore That a person really can learn to not among the first fifteen hun- gestures and said, "A roomful. We speak properly in spite of a bad start GRAY HAIR haven't started to count them yet." is proved by Ethel Barrymore's own and DON'T LIKE a dred, he asks us to advise his All of the letters will be read, how- experience. After her first Broadway MESSY MIXTURE.... friends that each of them who ever, and all will be answered; though engagement as a star, in "Captain then write today for my wrote asking for a photograph of course it will be impossible for her Jinks of the Horse Marines," in 1903, to write a personal response to each. a critic wrote: FREE TRIAL BOTTLE will receive one. So if you "If Miss Barrymore were as graceful A. n Hair Color S ped aiist sit ll forty year.' European possessed Aumrican experience, I am proud of my Color Imparter were one of those who wrote to THIS is to be her own school. She in- as she is pretty, if she were for Grayness. Use It Ilke a hair tonic. Wonderfully to her pupils personally. of a well- trained, resonant, flexible GOOD for the scalp and dandruff ; It can't Irate stain:. him for his favorite photo, you tends select voice and the necessary histrionic As you use lt, the gray hair becomes a darker, more As she explained to me later, it is use- youthful color. 1 want to r uvinre you by sendinit uV will receive one. But please be success on ability, she might act." (ter trial bottle and book telling All About Gray Hair. less for a person to expect of her: patient. stage or radio without a general In 1918 Heywood Broun said ARTHUR RHODES, Hair Color Expert. Dept 7.8, LOWELL. MASS. the - education. The first weeding -out of the "There are tones in Miss Barry applicants can therefore be done quite more's voice that melt me, no matter efficiently by secretaries. The unedu- what the substance of the words or the i "Give MeYourMeasure and I'll Prove cated, the cranks, and the wishers will particular situation." receive a courteous reply, but no lessons. tend fond parents hoping to MISS Barrymore thinks many of the in the First 7 Days start little Mary or Johnny on the road voices we hear on the radio are to fame will be advised first to give excellent, and that many others are the children an education and a back- pretty terrible. The main fault, she You Can Have a Body Like Mine:'' ground. declares, is "affectation, on top Of a "But you started your -own stage lack of education. Another big fault, No other Physical Instructor career at the age of twelve," I said. especially among politicians, certain in the WORLD has ever She readily admitted it, explaining, clergymen, and other public speakers, DARED make such an offer! "But I came from a family identified is pomposity -a complete lack of I'LL give you proof in 7 DAYS with the theater for generations. I humor." that I can turn you, too, into a left a convent and went to Leipzig to She believes the theater is steadily man of might and muscle. Just study music -but eating seemed more growing worse -she doesn't like the think of it! Right in the first week NECK This Sterling Silver Cup important at the time. So I went on vulgarity and unnecessary profanity - under my guidance, will see and you Being Given Away by the stage. My own children didn't but that doesn't mean she believes the feel the improvement! Then you will not survive. continue to rebuild, renew and "over- start their stage careers until they had theater haul" your body. In three months finished their educations." "And what," I mean, "brought about you have a powerful body -! I timidly suggested that there might your decision to retire ?" you will be proud to display be some children nowadays who also "Retire!" ' she laughed. "I never -anywhere, anytime. Peo- This Talon hie cup, made of is said I was going to retire. Why, I'm solid sterling think eating important. ple will notice the ruddy silver, stands She agreed that I might be right, starting the biggest job of my career. glow of about 14 inches high on a black mahogany base. I but she still isn't going to teach chil- I'm leaving the stage because I want health in FOREARM I your face, pill award it to my pupil dren. Anyway, kiddies, remember to stay at home. With my new job who make. the sparkle the most im- that I did put up an argument for you! can still work -perhaps do more good in your provement in his de- Miss Barrymore will read all letters for the theater than by remaining on Velopment within next stage yet stay at home." clear eyes, 3 months. You have from those not obviously unfitted for the -and your b gad equal chance to win radio or the theater. She will suggest Probably she will do more good for shoulders, this cup - with interviews for those who seem to show the theater in this new venture than and they YOUR name BICFPS en- promise. From these interviews she she or anybody else could on the stage will seek graved on It! For a new generation of your com- will select her pupils. itself. stars 1 171N.1 pany. You CHEST may come out of this school she will walk off NATURAL MONEY does not enter the picture visions. A generation of actors and with the 48 -PAGE at all in deciding who will attend actresses to carry on the Barrymore prettiest AIST her school. There will be tuition, of name into the future -a generation to girl and BOOK lift the theater out of the rut Miss I 321N.I course -enough to cover the cost of the best job while the others Barrymore feels that it is in today. how you did it! instruction -but ability to pay will de- wonder FREE cide the size of the fee, just as it does Mail coupon below for with a famous music -teacher, or a new book, It tells you all about my free copy of my special Dynamic Tension well -known surgeon. A poor appli- "Everlasting Health and method, and what it has cant who shows exceptional promise Widow Thought Strength." It reveals the done to make big muscled will not have to pay a cent, while I secrets that changed me men out of rundown speci- from a 97 -pound fiat- chested gather that the ambitious daughter of weakling into husky fellow mens. It shows you from a millionaire will be charged plenty. Old Book Worthless who won the title of "The actual photos how I have Something like going to Mayo's for World's Most Perfectly De- developed my pupils to the an operation, I take it, or joining the THIGH same perfect! y balanced veloped Man" against all proportions of my own Union League Club. Anyway, it dis- Sells It for $200 corners! And it shows how 23'% IN. is not going to be a racket. you physique. What my system tinctly Mrs. Amelia Bell, San Diego, California, I can build into an There may be a lot of disappointed "Atlas Champion" the same CALF did for me and these hun- a widow, discovered a book printed in 1876 way. dreds of others it can do applicants, but none will be gypped. I161N. for you too. Don't keep on This is decidedly not going. to be a among the effects of her late husband. Are you underweight? I'll being half of the man you school of acting. It is to be personal She had no idea it was worth anything add pounds where they are CAN be! Where shall I send until she sent for the American Book needed! Are you fat in spots? your copy of Everlasting instruction as preparation for radio Health and Strength? Put and the theater. Mart's latest price list and found her book I'll pare you down to fight- 15 FT. 10 IN.J ing trim. I'll also give you your name and address on There will be a fencing- teacher, described there. Imagine her joy when the coupon or a postcard. $200.00. She writes, through -and- through health WEICHT and mail it today. probably a Frenchman or an Italian, she sold it to them for -health that digs down into because Miss Barrymore thinks they "I dreamed I would receive $200.00 (178 LRS.I CHARLES never your system and banishes ATLAS are the best. Fencing is for the classics. for it. Was I overjoyed? I'll say so!" such things as constipa- NOTEIsles! Whitt, Dept. 127K, a Then there will be a music- teacher- valuable old books in tion, pimples, skin of Charlen irla. 115 E. 23rd You too may have thawing bow hr brok. today- - New singing only, so leave your saxophone home stored away in old trunks, blotches, etc. nul a studio picture but an Street, your - Y. home. There will also be teachers actual unretourled ..nap:ho York, N. at attic, or basement. The American Book of French, German, Spanish and Ital- Mart, the largest company of its kind in I've Got No Use ian. the United States, wants to buy thou- I CHARLES Dept. 127K, "After one has learned a few foreign At All for "Contraptions" ATLAS, Miss Barrymore explains, sands of old books of all kinds (bibles, 1 New York, N. Y. languages," 115 East 23rd Street, "perhaps he can learn to speak his almanacs, old letters, etc.) old news- I haven't any need for contraptions that may Many published 1 system and magazines. strain your heart and other vital organs. I don't want the proof that your of Dynamic own." papers 'Pension will slake a New Man of me -give me will give instruction only five and six years ago are valu- dose you or doctor you. Dynamic- Tension n healthy, husky body and big muscle develop. Miss Barrymore is all I need. It's the natural, tested method. ment. Send me your free book. "Everlasting in speech -she emphasized that she able. A single book that looks worth- Ilealth and Strength." It distributes added pounds of powerful mus- didn't mean elocution. There was less may bring you $50- $100 -$500 -or cles over your body, gives you the vitality, something about the lift of her eye- even $6,000 in cash! Is there a fortune strength and pep that win you the admiration of every woman and the respect of any man. I NAME brows when she said "elocution" that hidden among your old books? Better Get my free book, "Everlasting Health and (Please print or write plainly) made me think she held that word, investigate now! Send 1Oc today to -ength!" Gamble a stamp to prove I can and what it means, in contempt. S. YOU a new man! American Book Mart, 140 Dearborn Aside from the necessary clerical Ill., and they I ADDRESS help, this will constitute the whole St., Dept. 3101, Chicago, !L COUPON for faculty. There will be no class- rooms. will send you latest list of old books they to buy and the prices they will pay! E BOOK NOW! PITY STATE All instruction will be individual. want

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On the market plaintiff's Easily connected by five years. 100.000 satisfied customers In U. S. and foreign a Inure from the Arctic 'legion of Norway to the Tropics of Africa. actress and as lady. If she had be- counsel shouted. anyone to aerial and rudrleA.iuusen by of set. Your Government for use on Naval Hospital bedside radios. Each factory ground o trayed the smallest tinge of malice, if "And did you write this one signed voted on actual long distance reception. Cannot harm set -Easily connected radio will then oper- to any radio. including radios she had appeared hostile, or vindic- 'Charliecums?' " the questioner asked ate and tune In the having na ground or radios for doublet aerial. same manner as If it 5 DAYS TRIAL Mall coupon at once. Pay postman 51.00 plus tive, or bitter, I doubt if the spectators with a sneer. The court -room fairly were connected to an few pennies postage on delivery. If not entirely would have controlled their jeers, for howled. aerial. Operates on both satisfied. return within Ire days and your dollar will be refunded without question. short and lone waves. -JUST MAIL THIS COUPON- - - - after all, it's only human to enjoy the "That's a name I didn't use, but it I F. & H. Radio Laboratories, Dept.Fg, Fargo, No. Dag. I SAY I sight of the mighty fallen. But Helen was given to me," he WHAT USERS Send F. & H. Capacity Aerial. will pay postman $1 plus said, and then San Antonio, Tex. It might interest you to know that Ircw cents postage. If not pleased will return within 5 days for Hayes was none of these things be- hurriedly added, "it's a name I par- with the Capacity Aerial Eliminator I get European sta- $1 refund. Check here O If ding 51 with' tions easily and in the winter get Australia. Rusts, der -thus saving postage cost -same refund guarantee.' cause she felt nothing of what they ticularly dislike." Honolulu and many Jay Short Wave Stations. I get all ' Cheek here if interested In dealer's proposition. Pacific Coast Stations on the broadcast band. suggest. Her understanding of human After the introduction of the letters, Signed: CA \IF I nature, her sympathy for its frailties, the trial became more and more ludi- Davenport. Ia. Received your Radio Aerial Eliminator .1nnICESs and It sure works fine. Also works swell on Short wave r ITT and her generosity in dealing with crous. What started out to be a heart - band. Whit I had found it long ago. Signed: STATE these frailties left no room for any of throbbing melodrama suddenly turned J the malice she might have felt toward into a side -splitting farce, with acting the woman who accused her of love - honors going to Helen Hayes at every theft or toward the crowd of spectators turn of the page, even when excerpts who came hoping to see her publicly of Charlie's various letters to Carol humiliated by this same accusation. were read aloud in court. But her battle was not yet over, for Eventually, on the third day of the the next -day Miss Frink took the wit- hearing, after the Frink- MacArthur A COMPARISON ness stand and told her story: domestic secrets had been thoroughly CONVINCED ME I SHOULD HAVE "I met Charlie MacArthur in 1919," aired and everybody had been pretty she said. "I don't remember the first well humiliated all the way around, A MIDWEST. IT IS ASPLENDID PERFORMER. time we met, because he made no im- the whole case suddenly ended in what pression on me. We used to talk oc- is legally known as non -suit. (PARAMOUNT FEATURED PLAYER) Fred Mac Murray casionally behind the water -cooler in the offices of the Chicago Herald & Examiner, where we both worked. NOBODY knows, really, what precip- -Re &cited ovep Then one night we went to a concert itated this unexpected conclusion. together. After the concert, we walked Some people said the trial ended be- around the park holding hands. Then cause the plaintiff's case hung on a MIDWEST'S DIALAIiIATIC Tun'nc ffati all of a sudden Charlie grabbed hold thread so slender that her own testi- mony snipped it. But to my way of of me, stepped on my feet, kissed me I on the nose and told me he loved me." thinking, it was Helen Hayes who ELECTR K SAVER snipped it ... snipped it with the fine Your radio enjoyment is doubled with EVERYBODY sharp edge of her sense of humor and DialAMatic Tuning, the amazing new Midwest expected Helen at least the Toledo -like blade of her finesse. feature that makes this radio practically tune to wince at this revelation of the Anyway, when the farce concluded, itself. Now, even a child can bring in ten awkward love-making which charac- the plaintiff's attorney gave out a perfectly tuned programs in ten seconds! It's a big terized her husband's flaming youth, statement to thrill to whirl the dial . and then hear the station the press. you want . . but she only smiled as any woman "The matters that brought this suit come in instantly, automatically, perfectly. smiles for the vagaries of Send for big FREE 40 -page 1937 Midwest to -you way since 1920! Learn why an emotional about," he said, "were articles which atalog -before you buy any radio -and Midwest radios are preferred by famous youth, and the spectators, respecting appeared in movie magazines. The in- Ice for yourself why scores of thousands movie stars. orchestra leaders, musicians, her dignity, refrained from laughter sinuation of radio purchasers have saved up to sound technicians, and discriminating after the filing of the suit 5O% by ordering the Midwest factory- radio purchasers everywhere. too. was that Miss Frink was a gold- digger. Shortly after the park episode, Miss All Carol Frink MacArthur wanted ,vECV1937 Frink said, she went to New York and was an opportunity to tell her story. was followed there by MacArthur. Last night, my client and I A/R-TESTED "We talked it went to a movie in New York," over and came to the conclusion that 4 , r 2100 10EIERs she told the court, "and after that to perhaps she had been unkind to the the Olde Mill, in Coney Island, where defendant. In her opinion, there has he proposed to me." been no malice on Miss Hayes' part." Charlie, she said, urged her to marry "I never did want any of her mon- him in New York, where his father, a ey," MacArthur's ex -wife told the re- Presbyterian minister, could perform porters, "I just wanted a chance to the ceremony- thereby saving him the tell my story." sum of two dollars. So, after being And Helen Hayes, ever the gracious duly warned by the father about lady, only smiled and said: Charlie's irresponsibility, Carol Frink "I feel that I've been vindicated and and Charles MacArthur were married I'm glad it ended this way." on August 28, 1920. Immediately they entered into a marriage agreement SO, THAT'S the story of Helen's trial whereby Charlie was to return to Chi- by fire-a fire that threatened to cago and clean up some old bills, while sweep over her, burn her out -and his wife remained in New York. which undoubtedly would have, except At this juncture of the trial, Charlie for a decision she made when she mar- himself, with his few hairs slicked ried Charlie MacArthur in New York down and his person nattily attired, several years ago. Once again, Midwest demonstrates leader- was called to its adjacent to powerful locals. You'll thrill the stand to identify cer- "He is a person of great indepen- ship by offering this amazingly beautiful, over its tain letters to Miss Frink. marvelous super performance . dence," she said at the time. "He bigger, better, more powerful, 18 -tube, glorious crystal clear "concert realism" hates the possessive quality in a wo- 6 -band world -wide radio -a startling achieve- and magnificent world-wide foreign recep- man. So I have decided to be more of ment that gives you EVERYTHING on tion. Scores of marvelous Midwest features, the type of personality that he would the air today! Out-performs $'1 SO radios many of them exclusive, make it easy to HITS OF THE WEEK like." on point - for -point comparison. parade the nations of the world And she has. Even to the extent of Powerful Triple -Twin Tubes (two before you. You can switch instantly undergoing trial by fire for him. tubes in one) give 22 -tube Dur- results. from American programs . - . to ing their tempestuous married life, Become your own radio dealer Canadian, police, amateur, commer- ONCE again "Did I Remember" there have been many trials for Helen. and buy at wholesale prices direct cial, airplane and ship broadcasts... 61, clicked off top rating with the For instance, there was the time he from the Midwest factory. Save the to the finest and most fascinating nation on cross -country poll of "Your bought the billiard table for the baby's jobber's- retailer's profits that often world -wide and the foreign programs. Hit Parade." That makes five straight nursery time he purchased a amount to 50% of ordinary retail Before you buy any radio, send for big weeks for diving -suit for Helen to use in their prices. Never before so FREE 40page catalog this number, and that, with much radio ELECTRI K -SAVER -and take advantage of the constant plugging that bands the Nyack swimming -pool. She weathered for so little money! Why pay more? This exelus tveIldt Midwest's sensational factory- toyou values. country over, gives to any hit piece, is them all by accepting them. But now to radiw.eso You have a year to pay and terms are u This super deluxe Midwest radio aliZro `coo nsnmWton low as 10e per day-and you secure the really sumpin'! Hit numbers two and she must feel that she has passed the is so amazingly to privilege selective, so deli- usults of 30 days' FREE trial in your final hurdle a a t' wesi rs dresins ing three are also the same as they were -and there's clear field cately sensitive, na marey c titrent loan - own borne. In addition you are triply pros that it brings in , -tube seta last week. ahead for the rest of the going. distant foreign stations with full -enable tected with Foreign Reception Guarantee, 1 -Year Warranty The complete list of fifteen favorites After the Hayes -Frink- MacArthur loud speaker volume on channels ppµatea sons in their correct order follows: lawsuit had ended, Helen and Charlie o volts, f;' Monev -Back Guarantee. went off on a trip to Europe, laughing MAIL COUPON TODAY be 1. Did I Remember? 8. Empty Saddles merrily about the whole thing. But 2. Until the Real Thing 9. Rendezvous With a sometimes, when Charlie's laughing the 7zee 30. DAY TRIAL OFFER Comes Along Dream hardest, I wonder if he doesn't often 3. A aad 40PAGE FOURCOLOR ?free CATALOG Star Fell Out of 10. I Can't Escape stop and think of what a certain mag- L1 Heaven 11. Until Today azine writer once said in a story about MIDWEST MUM COSPOgATION 4. Bye Bye Baby 12. The Way You Look Helen Hayes: Gap. C-94. ChrtlrwX, tJAb Nome 5. When Did You Leave Tonight Without obhganon on my part, send Heaven? 13. Me and the Moon "There must be much to learn," she me your new FREE catalog and Address 6. When I'm With You 14. I'm an Old Cowhand wrote, "from a woman who never compkte detach of your liberal SOday 7. Sing, Baby, Sing 15. No Regrets comes out second best." FREEtO4 oiler. Than NOT antwder. Town - -State N 5/51 49 Money in Your Pocket Every Day! One Cent a Day MAN L.'. tSTINY Brings $100 a Month

have NEW FALL LINE $1.to$9,60 Doz. Over One Million Dollars in cash benefit* French Shape ries. $1.00 Doz. (Continued from Page 11) died and that made me chief bread- literally been paid to one-centbn -day policyholders Silk Lined Ties 51.20 Doz. by National Protective Insurance Co., the oldest Ties of Woven winner fSor the family." and largest company of its kind. Materials 61.60 Doz. Bum Custom Made Ties 52.50 Doz. musical invective on his precious sax, He said this as casually as you or I Their new policy pays maximum Principal Exclusive Nand Made benefits of $4,000, increasing to $6,000. Maximum Ties 53.60 Doz. decided to organize a little dance -band might say "it's nice weather today," monthly benefits of $100 ore payable up to 24 Patented SLYDE -ON Ready of his own. but from the far -away look in his eyes, months. Large rash sums are paid Immediately Tied TIES, Silk lined, for fractures, dlsloentIona, etc. liberal bene- exquisite fabrica . $2.50 Doz. I Al. Complete line of Tie and Nand. "This embryonic organization was could tell that he was remembering fits are paid for any and every accident. Same old kerchief Sets and many other Or- lean and contrasting them price one cent a day. Age limite for policy Boxed Novelties. SET OF loor1 called, Shep Fields original Jazz those days -just - P ure Wool Muf- men, women and children -ages 7 to 80 yearn. We pay postage. Send remittance with order. fler. Si Ik Tie and chestra!' " Shep told me proudly, "and with the comfortable, well -padded days Send for Free Catalog and H andkerchief to Send No Money Free Sample Swatches. Match. Also con. there wasn't a high -school hopper or of the present. For 10 days' free inspection of policy. simply FREE! See for yourself why milt trasli nu .eta. a in Brooklyn "I got my own bookings, made my send name, age. addergs, beneficiary's name and MME.N are BIGGEST MONEY- MAKEItS. fraternal dancer all that 59.60 Doz. Ppd. rel a tionship. No application to fill out. no medical Sul o. fart ion Um-waved o. .Money refunded didn't toddle to our red -hot swing. own arrangements and worked day which will he w ex/indite lion. After resoling policy. BOULEVARD CRAVATS It ö-r2,1a.5y`ró. "When I was graduated from high - and night rehearsing my band," he unified to you, either return it or send $3.65 which school "I went said, some days there weren't any pays you Tip for a whole year -305 dept. Write in 1928," he continued, "but National Protective Insurance Co.. 421 Pickwick to St. John's Law School in Brooklyn, bookings and consequently there was Bldg., Kansas city, Mo., today while offer Is still and unimportant as it was, my little no cash." On those days, when book- '1511. band went a long way toward paying ings were scarce and cash was nil, my tuition. Then suddenly my father Shep went without his dinner, making up for it later by eating a double por- tion when the money did come in. SALE CATALOG -FREE "All the time," he added reminis- Var,,Slamn%firaDss Nearly 200 Styles and Sizes of BEEN cently, "I was looking for that 'big Heaters, Ranges, Furnaces at Fac- "I'VE KIDNAPPED" tory Prima. Easy Terma- break' which every musician, good or us little as 18.c o day -Year bad, hopes some day to have." to Pay. More Bargains than rc.ult- Slamlloor in 20 Big Stores. New (Continued from Page 9) It was his individual style of music mn style.. ChM( nazing new new features, new i color.. that brought him to the attention of tme111 i,,;',1Iia1 closes all d,x,rs.silent- 30 days free trial -360 days Veloz and Yolanda, two of the finest ly and automatically. Clos approval test -24 -hour Through the clear night air, sudden- Mg speed easily adjusted b shipments. The Kalamazoo ly came the voice of Jim Borden, her dancers of all time. About the time turning screw at top of Stove Co., Alunijacewer. cheek. Holds doors open 2414 Rocho,tcr Avenue, father's foreman. "Hey, Mex, have Shep was providing tantalizing music when wanted open. Operates Over 1,000,000 Kalamazoo, Michigan. you seen anything of a little girl for tipsy debutantes and their romantic oil principle. Low priced. Satisfied Users Evnewerlasting. Easily Installed in IS around here? Massey's daughter's escorts, Veloz and Yolanda were de- minutes. Never needs attention. 36 Years in Business 'A Kalamaioo, missing." ciding that they needed their own A Real Demonstrator Furnished Every Agent Write for FJIF.F. Cnrnloo Direct toYou' You get orders quickly demonstrating actual sample on easy to "No, senor," answered Pedro. dance orchestra to accompany them carry miniature door. Every office. factory, store. institution and on engagements. puhllc building needs a Kant -Slam for every door. Rush name If she could only attract Jim's atten- their and address for details of amazing money -snaking opportunity. TO tion! But the gags and rope were too And fatefully enough, Shep Fields FREE Demonatro KANT -SLAM DOOR CHECK CO PPARNLAY THE HAWAIIAN GUITAR much for her. and his six men were the first to pop for to Workers Dept. K -43. Bloomfield. Ind. the Hawaiian way. Surprise and enter- up. Shep was playing for a private tain your friends. Amazing new e Again she heard Jim's voice: pPue Tim, M.I ke+ IreniinF t. play from at New York's St. Regis hotel NF:I;III.AR IMÌAw+I'y111.' Ilpicture.. "If any of you boys have hurt that party now w where Veloz and Yolanda lived when V O I C E do It. Preen ne nonocol training and talent n- kid, we'll string you all up." She could y EarnF: while learning ir new plan. You Gwraeteed N hear the sound of his horse's hoofs they first heard him. 100% Imprevsnwst Wri ,eIO,' f,r.Irre v,fr xtupn rÁ f:::171111 They hounded his trail like a couple We b id, strengthen the vocal organ. - sup II retreating. psford . (Fine guitar . der, pi úi area (nana -but by fundamentally By now the two others had returned. of upper -crust Hawkshaws, dropping and scientifically correetnient par ACADEMY OF HAWAIIAN MUSIC and`náobbesoollntally in for a tune or two at the Hotel Pierre, i.á.6 ' alla (íßg Lesson Sib il. yea Seely lidi..Dept.21, Chimes "Manuel! Jose!" Pedro exclaimed. wonderful voice book -sent free. Learn WHY you or running over to the St. Moritz or can w have the voice you weal. No literature "You heard the Americano. They will to anyone under 11 unless signed a, parut hang us all! We must get away from the Plaza to hear Shep play the "Rum- PERFECT VOICE INSTITUTE. Studio Tee, here!" He shook with terror. ba" and other tunes of the day. Event- M E. Lake St.. Odessa PANTS MATCHED A few hurried moments of consulta- ually, after a number of cautious and tion -she could not make out what unexpected auditions, Veloz and Yo- TO ANY SUIT- Et! I! landa decided to hire Shep Fields and LEARN to \\I\ 1 they were whispering. DON'T DISCARD Your OLD SUIT ' ,'' %! Finally, she heard, "Pedro, you are his band as their own special orchestra. ROO Wear the coat and vest another year by getting SING or In 10 Easy$ new trousers to match. -- - to your measure.A\\ho Mdb right. Let's go!" "After weeks of hard and painstak- Home Lessons av r atternpett'r. to .ctrl ing work," told me, "we finally mwecahale . "A They mounted their horses. Louise Shep You tau can now have a trained voice and wosWill 'abrnill FREE Sample ofbeat match obtainable. to her mouth, to speak. opened at Barney Gallant's Iris Supper become an accomplished singer or (racer AMERICAN MATCH PANTS CO. II f tried open without haling musical education. opt. o D. 6 W. Randolph St., CHICAGO. ILL. I They couldn't leave her that way. She Club in Florida, and after that we NA VELLII'S FAMOUS GUARANTEED EASY SF:I.F- TAI'GHT METHOD makes it possible in only ten shopli- would die! (Continued on Next Page) fted home lessana. Secrete of easy, natural singing. nothing otiiplieated. no musical terms. no tedious study. Only THREE INITIAL FREE method of its kind in the world. Send only one dollar (SI.001 BUT it was no use; the gag held. rash or money order for COMPLETE copyrighted course. HANDKERCHIEFS ra rev 105 St., Without a backward glance, the NAVELLO SYSTEM, Dept.1707 -G. tñi vë:ili Beautiful "Queen Marione" Style three Mexicans rode away. Amazing "Get Acquainted" otter! Just horse, SINGING WITH and naine. address for yours, with 10e to Early in the morning Louise's help pay postage. packing. Otre initial. Also tired of his confinement, began to learn how you get 31 pc. Dinner Set. Silverware. EDDY Wristwatches. Raton Spreads. Etc. Free. Send Today! whinny. And to her joy, she heard the NELSON STOP RADIO INTERFERENCE AL. WOLF. the GIFT MAN, sound of approaching hoofs. One of Dept. D -31. 116 S. Wells St., Chicago, III. her father's searching parties had returned! Pinto's whinnying brought it (Continued from Page 33) to the cave. "The cowboys untied me and took what turned out to be a long time." me home. I spent the next few days Up until now, life had been fairly in bed, recovering. Dad never found serene for Nelson Eddy. The family T1115 silencer enable* you to secure NOISE- BROADCAST the Mexicans. It's pretty difficult to moved frequently and he had few . FREE RECEPTION. Eliminate. radio in- he terference from electrical appliances such as find unidentified Mexicans," Louise friends, but always relied on the fans, vacuum cleaner., mixer,, sewing machines, and AMAZE concluded the story. constant companionship of his father clippers. electric motors, etc. Simple to 1115(511. We sat quietly for a minute. Louise and mother. Thousands in use. Full instructions furnished. Sent to you postpaid on receipt of $1.00. If not Massey didn't speak. But there was a How could he know then that trag- entirely galleried return within 5 -Days and your look in her eyes I shan't forget. edy was about to enter his life? That money will be refunded. Dealers and Distribu- Your Friends! tors inquiries solicited. Put on your own broadcast with the an abrupt change was about to take WALCO MIKE. must entertaining place change that he must accept VAN RO MFG. CO., Dept. R, FARGO, N. DAK. radio device yet produced. Sing, laugh. -a talk. crack jokes from another room with stoical calm and tight -lipped and your radio will produce every sound as though you were miles away COVER PORTRAIT silence. at regular broadcasting station. Why it happened, Nelson Eddy didn t Marvelous Pun at Parties know at the time. Imitate the blg radio stare and crooners. Do "Ben Bernie" or "Rudy Vallee." are two specifications a cover Even today, he refuses to talk more No end of pleasure for grown-ups or than casually about the event which kiddies. Excellent training In THEREsubject must satisfy before selection elocution, "Amateur Hour" by the editors of RADIO GUIDE for this in early 1915 brought about so great practice, or broadcast in his life. r a change announcing. Special singular honor. One is popularity; the I cut -out button allows... other, achievement. He had accepted, as most of us do, Given Mom you to switch from the love of his parents for each other. y home broadcasting to regular Helen Jepson brought doubt to not LADIES' &GIRLS' LaästShapHiADDRESS a radio reception in ark Ins Consequently, a painful decision they with metal bracelet stant. Can not Injure your THE WALCO a single mind. At once this exotic 7 -Jewel Movement WRIST WATCH and beautifully designed chrome plated case. Or big cash com- ',lie In e MIRE made came as a great shock to him. In handsome black new study of the blond soprano was a. Tours for SIMPLY GIVING AWAY FREE big col- On the day he was graduated from with well known WHITE CLOV ERINE SALVE metal. Long ONLY rushed through a thousand happy o.k.'s. ored pictures Send No Money cord. Leas than grammar school, his mother and father used for burns, chaps, sores, etc., easily sold to friends Tit 25e all, in popularity one has but to box (with picture FREE) and remitting per premium plan a minute to After are 6 Days Trial at Our Risk! attach to any separated. book. Choice of many other premiums. 42nd season. We look at her present star spot on the fair and square. Write today for Salve and pictures sent post- Merely mail the coupon. On radio without And the little boy who was Nelson Tyrone, Pa. delivery pay Postman $1 plus tools. Fully new "Show Boat" program. For pond. Wilson Chem. Co., Inc., Dept. 85.Z, few rents de- suddenly became a man. postage If not guaranteed. achievement, La Jepson is one of the Eddy lighted return it in 5 days With a man's responsibilities on his and your F I refunded at once few who have risen to operatic tri- a mm-aswen am -- radio. slender shoulders. Medal mom M now __u Dept./L-2010. umphs via Le7a:JINImIIr 1 ELECTRICAL LABORATORIES CO., 1/ .VlZI Aii/ Jarrlllrl 45 East Slat St., New York, N. Y. If asked to what she attributed her LEARN YaaaL'iammaene Jan= Send W_aleo Mike. with complete Instructions. Will pay success, she would doubtless reply, With a man's burdens to bear, Piano, Violin, Cornet, r plus cents postage. If not delighted, will Trumpet, Mandolin, Guitar, return In 5 ays few tj "spots before my eyes." And that Orjgan Cheek here If ENCLOSING Sl -thus saving postage a man's responsibilities on his Banjo, ,Aecordion,Saxophone,Clarinet charge. Same refund guarantee abriles. would be the truth. They were spots EASY HOME METHOD -new, fast way for beginners. in radio and opera occupied by other shoulders, Nelson Eddy faced Males you accomplished in amazingly hort time. 800,000 Name enthusiastic students. Low cast; easy terms. Satisfaction stars. Helen saw them, wanted them, the world -and sang! Read his guaranteed. tree Catalog gives full details. Addre.. went after them, and -well, here she NATIONAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC Check here If you prefer chromium plated De Luxe Dept. 751, 1525 Esat 53rd Street. Chicago model. Price 111.39. is on the cover of RADIO GUIDE. 'story next week in RADIO GUIDE.

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Co., Dept. 7.710. 124 W. 23 St., New York Shep and the famous dance team in- AND he certainly has, `AUTO-EXPRESSIONATOR vaded California, where they played for if you There's An Edition Brings Lack the expression nere- for the picture stars and the sight- haven't guessed it by now, Shep's of Radio riluyntak.n 011 t in the studio on seers who idea was a new name for his oddly transmitting the program. make a festish out of danc- Guide for Every Section ing in the spotlight at Cocoanut Grove. styled music. That name was "rippling *MYSTIC HAND When rhythm." It was a name that caught (A. F. ('. Automatically tunea sell the Cocoanut Grove contract of North America sharply without use of meter tim- ended, Shep and his boys left Veloz public fancy immediately, just as his ing or other aadaeo and Yolanda and started out on an smooth harmonies have successfully JMAGNA CERAMIC DIAL itinerary of one -night stands that car- captured public imagination. Today, as f VIBRACOUSTIC ried them across the country on a an introductory theme, Shep still uses an SOUNDING BOARD tidal -wave of applause. Eventually, adaptation of the they landed at the Hotel Pierre in New soda idea, only he substitutes a glass ()METAL TUBES York, and when Wayne King left the bowl of plain water and a glass tube and I other CROSLEY FEATURES Waldorf's Starlight Roof for a Cali- for the paper straw and the sticky ,t *Jt0 fornia vacation, Shep Fields and band chocolate -water his wife first used. 15 TUBES $167.50 replaced him. Tall and well -groomed, with sleek 1k*Jt0 44" Consol. dark hair and sharp black eyes, Shep 13 TUBES $137.50 Fields and his rippling rhythm have 43 EVEN Consol. then Shep's individual music come a long way from Brooklyn to the d*Jt0 11 TUBES $99.95 had no name of its own. Waldorf- Astoria Starlight 417," Roof and Console "Gosh!" he says in boyish reminis- the RADIO GUIDE program. But Shep Cg JtO 9 TUBES $89.95 cence, "we spent months trying to isn't satisfied. 41, Consol. think up a suitable name Jt0 for the kind "I still have two great ambitions," 7 TUBES $59.95 of music I play. We thought of 'spark- he says. "I'd like to be a lawyer, and 40" Consol. ling' and 'bubbling' and 'gurgling' and I'd like to have enough time to act on Jt0 6 TUBES $49.95 everything else under the sun, but it the side." 19" COMMIS 1price..IIghtt7 higher was a chocolate .n soda that finally gave It's a big jump from broadcasting to Statue and west. us the answer. Blackstone, but the distance between CROSLEY stand.. always. as e warranty "It happened of the highest value in dio. It is oils, like this. One day, af- radio and Thespis is not so very great sutural that the I11a7 models are Cro.ley'e ter a particularly strenuous rehearsal, achievement.. -not half so great, for instance, as the (rettest Beautiful . . my wife I r perfection as ,.n can attain .. and went out after some distance between Brooklyn and the and priced for you 'who demand the beat midday nourishment. She was sipping at pries you're pleased to pay. See your Waldorf. If Shep made one, he can ('ro.ley dealer* today .. you will bear a chocolate soda through a straw, and make the other, and now that he's on radio you've never beard before. more to tease me than anything else, Have That Healthy THE CROSLEY RADIO CORPORATION the air for a commercial sponsor, some Cincinnati. Ohio Pow.' Crosier. Jr., Pro, she blew a loud gurgle into her glass. day you may be hearing him "elocute" "For a second or so I was spell- as well as play. bound, then all of a sudden I jumped Whatever he does, it won't be ordi- up. nary. For Shep Fields, unless I'm "Wowie," I hollered, "I've got an mightily mistaken, is radio's new Man TAM NEXT WEEK: idea! And I might have been there of Destiny, strictly 1936 model! That Everyone Admires There's a Song In Your Heart- Improve Your Appearance 100% Homer Rodeheaver sang to the That pale, pasty, inefficient, indoor look is a dough boys in dirty trench dug- business and social handicap. Why put yourself outs in France during the World FOOTBALL BROADCASTS at such an unforgivable disadvantage when War, and he has sung in all the (Asterisk indicates probable but not definite broadcast. Many of the sta- you can get that handsome, healthy TAN climes and countries of the world. tions and networks may switch from everybody admires so muck right in your Now the announced to another game to pro- he leads Community Singing vide the most interesting contest. Frequencies of all stations are listed below.) home ? Within ten days, you can actually im- on the air -radio's new rage. 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