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E87KC1DSV43TI ONLY YESTERDAY. Judy Garland w;u bein9 hiJ iled as iI !lrUl ch ild find. About lhf S,Ime: tim IE . color pnotogrilpny was find in g its W,Iy in to l. few m.lgulnu. Color si ttings 'Were fn triutt allIin. Tocf,l)' , IS Judy thinks 01 muriage, the color phot09r1ph on tnt (over shows hu 9rown up, Color phOlo9nphy holS grown, too , Mo vl t ·RoIdio Cu id e's J~c k Albin midI: lhis shot ~ithout prtvious prtpinlltion,
TH IS is your lirst issue of the new· eese with which you lind your favorite style Movie·Radio Guide. As this is program, the simplified guide to the written, imllgine the scene in the edi· bed programs 01 the day in the best toriel rooms: lislening bo,es. Welch the calendar Presses in the basement and sub· service eech day--another lidded de· basement are whi nin g aj high speed, tail which is typical of Movie·RCldio vibrati ng the floor slightly. A battery Guide SERVICE. Use it to remind your of linotypes a story above are insati· self of dotes of importance. e bly devouring molten metal, sha pi ng Coordinating the mass of in forma· it into type. Messengers, mail men, tion which becomes your greatest enter errand boys flow in e never.ending te inment weekly each wee~ is no small slreClm past the mail desk, depositing task. To gather and sift neWS and pro· their loeds of pictures, program sched gram detail, this publicetion maintains ules and packages, the raw mate rio I " staff of si, persons in Hollywood from which Movie·Radio Guide is alone, plus photographers. Si~ mOre in made. A light flashes. The program New York, four in Chicago cover ,the depe rtment leans to iis task, closes an· redio and motion·picture iront con· other edition. A bell rings. The tele stently. This does nol include the pro· type starts ch6ttering. The latest movie duction staff, the program department , news from Hollywood pours in. Late the compositors, the pressmen, the cir· flashes from New York's radio front culation staff, the advertising depart. follow. Reporters covering Chicago ment-all the necessary end vital com rush into the office, sling their hats on ponents of publishing enferprise. In oil, a hook, pound their typewriters. By the more thon 1SO men and women lobor time you look up again, they're gone. mightily. first to create your Movie· The teletype is open again. Radio Guide, then to produce end dis· THERE is much talk of patriotism today; much more lalk Ihan "do." Pictures by the hLjndreds flow across tribute it to you. Think of thot . ncd MovU!-RADIO GUIDE-On behalf or its readers-bows to Cary Grant editors' desks in Hollywood, New York time you buy your copy. for a type of patriotism that "eally merits applause. A man with two a nd Chicago. A dozen arlists bend N ow the teletype is open agein, countries (neither a naturalized America" citizen nor yet eligible for mak ing its staccato voice heard ebove service in Britain's armed forces ), his service to both countries is over thei r boards. From the presses almost awe-inspiring. And it's not publicity. Here are the facts: His come rough copies, the ink still wei. the rumble of the presses. Hot metal contributions to British war relief will soon reach a quarter-million One edition, another, Mother ... sizzles in the linotype pots. Mail arrives. dollars. He has already donated his salary, $125,000, fo" "Philadelphia Ba d of all this lie weeh of prepara Trucks roll away from the loading plat Story," and will donate the same amount, his salary Cor "The Man tion. Presses have been changed to {orm. Typewriters claHer. Blended to· Who Came to Dinner." ror the sam cause. His salary for these two bring eight pages of rotogravure into gether they are a symphony of prog· films was one dollar each-because legally he cannot work [or nothing. the front of the publicat;on, eight ress end change, of improvement. " Why shouldn't he do this?" people wW ask. "He's wealthy, isn't more into the bClck. New Steller lille The refra in of i hat symphony is he?" The answer is, [riends. Ihat Mr. Grant need only do a certain type, more readable Vogue caplion simply this: number of pictures on his contract, such as RKO's "Before the Facl," type, strea mlined l ayouts-~II these This is your first issue of the new· now being filmed. He does extra pictures for one dollar each trw SWiftly have become II po rl of the new, style Movie·Radio Guide--and ours. because it 1s the \TIost etTective way he can h elp. It is 011 record that no olher man is g)ving more--or more sincerely. thri ll· pecked Movie·Radio Guide. too. We hope you like it. like it. like Cary Crant. we salute you! In the program lection, note the it . . . -The Editors.
CONTENTS Movies Radio This Week In Radio (3 depart· Hollywood's News Picture of the ment) ,., .. , ...... 13 Week ...... Today In Radio (news) ...... 22 Candid · Photo Album: On Short Waves (a depart· Colle9e: G irls "IS. Stars ...... 2 me nt) , ." . ' ...... , ..... 35 Hollywood Buys a Hat ...... 3 Hail, Star of Stars Winners! ... 36 Radio's News Picture of the Movie · Radio Guide Reports on: Week ...... 37 Judy Garland's Private Love· Movie · Radio Guide Visits: Bob Story ...... 4 Hope'. Great Comedy Show . . 38 picture Parade ...... 40 Recommended: On the Bandwagon (3 depart. UThat Hamilton Woman" ..•• 6 ment) .. , , ...... , ... . .41 UMeet John Doe" ...... , ... 7 The Story of HT nose We Love" Spotlight on; Carole Landis .... 8 ...... Facing Page 44 Today in Hollywood (news) ... 9 Program, Movie · Rad io Guide Critics' R~- port; Reviews (departments) .12 Week of April. ~::~::2;~~d · 2/ 34 GERARD DARROW, ALICE FROST, ra JACK BENNY, be Vol. 10, No. 28 April 19 · 25, 1941 because this mile·size dio', "Big Sister," cause he journeyed "Ill· .. lInIlIKU &OITOII ; (,.,1 .,. 8dll~CI.r klll'rOIllI.L A)/ll ' ·lIllTI,.,4"I·'~ u)l'ru.u: EXI.Cl.'TI'" "UITOIe: ;\111'11" IAIlls ~ :u l'lywo,,(h I lIluI. "III.'''.~. IlIlllult walking encyclopedia who h~s been se all the way from Hoi ~.,!\·"t.lI~U IIIIITQ&!: {;o,don ~\\"MhclU' l'I.V\'I'UTlOI'I :..,, ;0..\\11; '1 : IluUI Utuen is the sensation of lected as the "best wood to Chicago to "".(M.·'Atlt KUnO!!" : hUl'U l)IUIUIIIIH. lJolI,rll'lood: v.;.n M~rfl , )lIdwltLt; 11111.1 .'\1 liurulm.n, I'rv«r.tllf : Jlme.. 'h"lou, t;dll~'II(tn: 'h.rl" .\. llCandid-Photo Album: eo.Ller;e qatJ 04. gttvu
WHAT H ' APPENED When 700 Stu de Feminine nls I n \laded Hollywood
S HEPHERDED by the famous Maude Adams, who roomful of college-age moderns, The girls? Here, ( 10) Looks at Bl'enda and Bill with a boredom is a member of the dramatic department faculty, indicated by number, a1'e their reactions: fully the equal of Brenda's , , , seven hundred students of the all-feminine Stephens College, Columbia, Mo" recently de (1) Keeps her eyes on food headed her way ( 11) Has a grin for a Holden anecdote, . , scended upon Hollywood as a part at their educa tional curriculum, They took screen tests, visited (2) Pays polite and poised attention to Bill , , ( 12) Turns on the personality, but nevertheless Bill the studjos, attended a star-studded party like that above at the Cocoanut G rove, Bill Holden, left, re is head over heels jn love w:illi Brenda , , , galed girls with adventul'es of tllm-makirlg while (3) to (9), inclusive, have more exciting things to Brenda Marshall, his fianeee, looked at her wrist gossip about, pay little attention to their movie (13) and (14.) Close enough to hear above rattle of watch, wished she could) get Bill away from the star host , : . dishes, smile, listen politely . . .
BETTE DAVIS, voted the best actress by Stephens College girls, was the h'Onored guest at the party, Here Bette conqratulates student Martha Simpson, winner of "best dress" award. Girls' dresses are made on the campus at a cost of eight dollars each, Faculty has found best-dressed students are also invariably the best students
AT ANOTHER TABLE Walter Pidgeon re for HER autograph! World's most memorable lates his adventures for a more receptive Peter Pan suffered severe case of writer's group. Th ere were 300 movie personalities at cramp. In the excitement two students fainted the Cocoan·ut Grove party and-man bites at such close contact wi th the famous: most dog-they mobbed the famous Maude Adams of them, perfectly poised, were unimpressed 2 Candid - Photo Album: oII~ B~ a oiled
pRESIDENT ROOSEVELT recently tossed his battered campaign hat into the ring a fourtb time-,but this time it was the auction-ring, with the proceeds going to swell the Motion Picture Reliet Fund. Actors Edward G. Robillson and Melvyn Douglas hastily fonned -a syndicate, jointly paid $3,200 for the Stetson which F. D. R. wore on three successive, precedent-breaking presidential cam paigns. Occasion for the auction was the widely attended annual Screen Actors Guild party, often called "The Gambol of tbe Stars," and although the President was unable to attend in person, he dominated the event with his donation 01 the much-coveted fedora. One stipulation made by the President was that the. hat never he worn. Now the hat, shared jointly by Edward G. Robinson and Melvyn Douglas, will spend six months each year in the Robinson den, six in the Douglas den, by mutual agreement.
HIGH BIDDERS faced a battery of cameras large enough to abash less screen-seasoned vet erans. "Once, twice-and sold to the man from 'Big Town,' " is what the auctioneer was saying here. The picture shows: . (I) George Murphy, who emceed the party ... (2) Edward G. Robinson and ... (3) Melvyn Douglas, who bid against each other at first, combined against other bidders later to take the hat • . . (4) Edward Arnold, ... Douglas and RIGHT: Robinson inspect prize as danced proudly with (5) Jean Hersholt and .. Mrs. Dougl"s (Helen hubby Arthur Farns Gahagan) looks on at hat worth. Three days later (6) Ken Carpenter, the auctioneers which cost them $3,200 they went on a vacation 'Unspoiled by star dom, Judy deserves a perfect romance!
To News Desk: ON THE Judy Garland-Dave Rose romance, mark this down as the real thing. On getting the assignment for the facts, I !liked over to projection-room number five at M-G-Mand slipped into a . seat beside Judy, who was watch- t ing "The Great Ziegfeld." The pic-. ture was made four years ago, but ' Judy wanted to see it again before doing her final scenes in "The Zieg feld Girl," just to make sure she'd caught the spirit of it. After the lights came on we looked around on the flQOr for Judy's shoes (she always kicks them off while she's watching a movie) and then went hunting for Dave Rose. We caught up with him after his five-o'clock broadcast and the three of us then drove out . to Judy's place in Benedict Canyon for 'a spot of fried chicken. I've known Dave and Judy for quite a long time, and there's noth ing to say beyond the fact that this is IT. The Proof: While Judy and her mother clut tered up the kitchen preparing the chicken, Dave told me about the background music he's writing for a poem Judy has written called "A Lover's Goodby to a Departing Soldier." Just try to talk to Dave or Judy. He talks about what Judy is doing. Judy talks about what Dave is doing. I read the poem and it's good, but they asked us not to publish it. A few weeks back Judy appeared "I promised myself once in an original story of her own IMAGINE FOR THE MOMENT you are a close friend of DAVE IS continually dropping witticisms, at the same (scripted by True Boardman) on that I ' d never say 'yes' WATCH JUDY and you'll learn that a girl should be as night owls. They don't go to night-dubs frequently-al Judy and Dave. You're at the Cocoanut Grove. You had time maintaining a deadpan face. This wows Judy-and though the great quantity of pictures printed would the "Silver Theater" broadcast. I trouble with your tie or your hairdress, just as Dave and would wow you, too, except that his humor is the quick, attentive as her escort. Here Judy lights a cigarette for understand Dave did the back to any man the fir st Dave. Judy is also a good listener, is willing to give the make you think differently. Fact is, they're favorites with Judy did. Dave's been in Palm Springs, and 'Judy is im born-of-the-minute sort that doesn't lend itself readily to Hollywood's army of cameramen, who make the most ground music for this, too. time he proposed to me. pressed by his coat of tan. They might be your neighbors print. They're a quiet-but happy and gay-twosome other fellow a chance. When you're out with Dave and After dinner Dave and Judy more Judy, prepare to come early and leave early. They aren't of their few appearances. Both take their work seriously or less deserted me. Dave had some BeSides, a gi r l's got a work (he has four shows on the air now) and Judy had a song she was right to be prepared for tinkering with. Every now and then Dave would look over Judy's shoul as important a thing as der to see how she was getting along. She'd say, "Dave, don't look! a propos~l. Everyt hing I know it's bad!" He'd reply, "No it isn't, honey, but here's a sug shoul d b e right ••• gestion-" flower3 • • •~u3ic_ •• Knowing this was turning into a story about their romance, a man and a balcony. " might have suspected them of put ting on an a ct, except that this is how they are all the time. These two youngsters are bard-working, sincere, deeply concerned with each other's careers. As is the case in most true loves, there's little billing and cooing, none of the obvious. That's why many people think it isn't a permanent thing. YOU HEARD Judy say this The Story: over the air. It applies to Dave drove me home around mid her private life, too. No night. We talked a little about Judy, elopement f-or Judy. When the war, things in general. Neither she marries, it will be a Dave nor Judy will talk about their private wedding with all romance or allow quotes. That's the trimmings. Not a big why this isn't a straight news re affair, but the sort of thing port. You have to know the back ground to understand there isn't a she has always wanted finer pair of young people in film and Judy doesn't change dom, and to understand definitely this is no night-club or newspaper THE PUBLIC has often speculated on the possibility of a romance some ON THE VERGE of the marriageable age, Judy FRIENDS OF LONG STANDING, THER E IS NOTHING puppyish THE EARLY JUDY would al column love. and Dave meet Bonita Granville and J ackie Yes, I got the story. There won't day between Judy and Mickey Rooney. It is almost a dead certainty Bonita Granville, Judy and Jackie about the regard Judy and Dave ways entertain. Not so today. be any elopement. There will be a now that such will never be the case. They are fast friends, however, Cooper on .the dance floor. It doesn't take a crys Cooper grew up together in Film hold for each other. Judy's rapt She feels her artistry isn't equal tal to predict that, two years hence, this quartet marriage. But don't look for those and Judy appears next on the screen in "Babes on Broadway," with town. Bonita pretends indignation look is not for Dave's love-mak to Dave's, refuses to show off. could be young married folks and good neighbors wedding bells for a while.-C. S. Mickey. Pictures in which they co-star are invariably box-office hits at Judy stealing boy friend Jackie ing. They are discussing music Judy has indeed grown up! 4 PtlotOQraphe by J.ck Albin .net Bruce "II~ Recommended: "<7hed eJICU11ilio.n 'kJ~"
Y OU'LL see one ot your favorite pairs of off-screen lovers together in Alexander Korda's sweeping historical romance, "That Hamilton Woman!" Laurence Olivier's verve and Vivien Leigh's allure are there, of <:ourse, but the story of the overwhelming love of England's mighty Lord Nelson and brilliant, beauteous Lady Hamilton sweeps them dramaticaJlJr to gether and apart over a period of twenty years. As a matter of fact, it isn't Olivier's hand some face you'll see at all His features are made over to resemble the features of the hero of Trafalgar-with a longer nose-bridge, a wider mouth and a lower hairline. Later in the picture, as a consequence of his strenuous campaigns against the Napoleonic dictator, he appears with tacial scars and minus an arm and one eye (done with a false eyelid). Nonetheless gripping is this story of a love that transcended pbysical glamour, conven tions and sel1lsh desires. Although the chief setting is in Naples, the background atmosphere is primarily Britisb, authentically done .in casting as well as settings. Stars Vivien Lelgb and Laurence Olivier are, ot course, British-born, as are featured players Gladys Cooper, Alan Mowbray and Henry Wilcoxon and several others of the supporting cast. Sara Allgood, seen as Lady Hamilton's mother, has done much work on the London stage, and she wears in the picture an elegant necklace and bracelet given her by England's great actress, Ellen Terry.
<"'/1 _ gf"'hH 1. EMMA HART (Vivien 2. JILTED by the nephew of British Minister IHe --" Leigh), a blacksmith's Sir William Hamilton, Emma listens to the woo daughter but celebrated in eighteenth-century ing of Sir William (Alan Mowbray, above), be HUSBAND AND WIFE English society for her exciting charm and ro com$s his wife. Some years later Lady Hamilton Laurence Olivier and Vivien mantic affairs, with her mother (Sara Allgood) meets Captain Nelson at the embassy and they Leigh are screen love~ in goes to visit the British embassy in Naples, Italy are immediately attracted to one another their native England_s naval hero Lord Nelson and a beautiful woman whose romance swept into history
LEFT: Alan Mow bray plays the part of Sir William Hamilton, the Brit ish government's minister to Naples
RIGHT: Gladys Cooper plays the role of Lady Nel 3. THROUGH YEARS OF WAR the bond be 4. OFFICIAL CENSURE of Nelson fails to son. She was Mrs. tween Captain, Admiral. Lord Nelson (Laurence change their love. Sir William dies, Nelson Strafford, mother, Olivier) and Lady Hamilton grows stronger resigns his command, settles with Emma in the in "Kitty Foyle" oven after this nemesis of Napoleon becomes country. But when duty calls the hero to Trafal worn and scarred, with eye and arm sacrificed gar, he meets death heroically, Emma carries on
6 DIRECTING genius Frank Capra and writer Robert Riskin spent eight months at Warner Bros. Studios preparing the script for ''Meet John Doe." The former labored twelve weeks directing the star-studded cast. Both men staked much of their own private capital on the production 01 the picture. Fifty-seven sets were bullt. One hundred thirty-seven speaking parts were cast. Over tour thousand extras were used in one scene for ten days. Capra paid $4,000 tor an opinion oJ a scene. He hired th ree hundred fifty extras to secure their reac tions to two versions of a speech by Gary Cooper. Arthur Turelly, world-famous harmonica player, instructed Mr. Cooper in the use of the instrument. A $35,000 imitation of a radio studio was bUilt. It took two hundred plumbers to keep rain falling steadily for eight nights at a ball park tor some scenes. Copies of "My Country, 'Tis of Thee" had to be printed for the four thousand extras when it was discovered less than twenty percent knew the words. Players in cold scenes wore electrically heated gloves; but Barbara Stanwyck was dis covered almost unconscious on the frigid stage. Gary Cooper, Edward Arnold and James Glea son had to eat a seven-course dinner in the morning on four consecutive days during pre> duction. These are the things--these and many more-that went into the making ot "Meet John Doe," story of a forgotten man who refuses to remain forgotten! A recommended picture.
UNAFFECTED, rangy Gary Cooper and former Brooklyn telephone operator Barbara Stanwyck are natural choices for the roles of average American man and woman
ABOVE: Edward Arnold (left) plays D. B. Norton; Rod LaRocque (right), veteran ~ctor of silent screen, making a comeback, is in supporting cast BELOW: Walter Brennan (left) plays the hobo pal of ex-ballplayer John Doe. James Gleason lnot in picture) also has important supporting role
3. DISCOVERING that he is looked upon as a 4. JOHN DOE is about to leap from the roof champion of the little man, John Doe confronts of the City Hall as a martyr protest. Ann stops the John Doe clubs. Attempting to expose the him, faints in his arms. He carries her past the publisher's selfish scheme, he is forestalled. and publisher and his henchman, determined to the people are convinced John Doe is a fake carry on in earned the fight of the little man Spotlight On: et:VUJk .e~ Hollywood's Most-Dated Starlet
E VERY year in Filmtown some lascinat- log girl steps out to reap mOl'e pub licity tban aU of her feminine co-workers combined. Ann Sheridan did it with "oompb" in 1939; Lana Turner's romances turned the trick in 1940. This year has its own limelight girl-Carole Landis, here with dubbed Hollywood's "most-dated" starlet. She has dated more handsome movi Iowa. men and Hollywood ex husbands tban any other girl. But to attempt to classify her as \I party girl is to make a mistake. Carole works hard and she's clever. She realizes that bard work alone won't make a pretty girl a public favorite. So suspicion lingers that she is not averse to pllblicity about her many dates. It is logical that at this stage of her career Carole would not want to get too serious about anyone man. The Climb: The cream of Carole's today is the skimmed milk of aU her yesterdays. True. she was recently signed by 20th Century Fox and given a hit part in Zanuck's H Technicolor fll\1jarrti t now coming up, in addition 10 regular aosignments at Hal Roach Studios. But she was born just Frances Lillian Mary Ridste, in Fail"child, Wis .. on New Year's Day, 1919. Her fam ily moved to San Bernardino, and-a fiileen-year-old sclloolgirl there-she eloped. The malTiage was annulled three months later' later still the couple remar THE MOST-DATED starlet HER MARRIAGE to Willis CAROLE HAS a knack of ried, and even laler were divorced. Las! enjoys an evening at the Hunt, Jr., (dancing with her meeting important people, year in Hollywood she married Willis Flore ntine Garde ns with at Ciro's) didn't last quite enjoys their company. Here Hunt, Jr., now has her 6rst decree. Carole actor G tforge Montgomery. began her career from scratch. When a yea r. Carole doesn't bar she's with Cedric G ibbons, she decided she wanted to be a singer she Carole believes in meeting he r own e x- husband from M-G-M art director, Dolo didn't buy a ticket to Hollywood. She people and making friends the ranks of ex-hubby dates res del Rio's ex-husband went to San Francisco, worked in a night club a year, learned the facts aboul per sonality, managing money. Then she was ready lor Hollywood. Firsl interview at Warners landed her in the cllorus ot " Val' sity Show." Many girls bave golten that tar. It was only the beginning for Carole. C a role's C redo: CarOle is where sJw is today because she understood that beauty wasn't enough to put her there. A page from her "How to Succeed" note-book might read: Clothes: Make the most ot them and see that they make the most of you. People: Meet the inlportant ones and don't keep it a secret. Mak everybody you meet a friend. Work: Don't be afraid of it. Health: Never let a night's play leave you with a sleep hangover tor tbe Dext day's work. Nerve: Never lose it! Around the yard of Carole's Brentwood house romp a couple of mutts--a spaniel named "Sensible," a husky called "Fool ish." They weren't Damed by accident. Under pressure Carole admits ber beliet that a little of each is a good idea tor a girl who wants to suet:eed in Horrible HoUywood. -F. C., Jr. m•
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NN SHERIDAN. pursued on ner r.· BOB ROTH ... AND TELL NEI! YORK TO CET OUT THE RHUMBA DRU MS FOR THERE ORN ERE D b"kstag' On 8,0.dw.y A turn to th" Warntr Bros. lot b)' i C itter ill pl:rformancf ot " udy in Movie-Radio Guide reporter, said: "It's COMES CARMEN MIRAN DA IN AUGUST. t n.t Dark," V ic Mi.tur~ nvuled this good to be back at work because I like week's conditron of his hurt. Asked, it and brcausf picture-making is the "Aft yo u milrried?" he retorted, "] most intuesting b\lsine:s$ In the world. look ,II right, don 't I? Sure, I ,uppo,e I enjoyed my v'tati'n. too. but no J've talked about marriagt to Bett)' Texas girl likes to sleep Ille every Cribl.. I suppo" everybod y who Is morning. 'Navy Blues' Is to be my first single t31ks about marriagt. Why pick picture and It's a musical. [ like that. on Betty? Why pick on me? Why not?" J'"e betn practising ' Reveille' in my Editor's note: Good btt is that M;atu re dressing-room tvtr since I returned I" was, is and will br: In love with Betty.
on the house's marguee--until the GENERAL manager discovered at first running "Wind" About to Rellp that Lupita's scenes had been elim With Paramount's assignment last inated from the film, and be had a lot week of Ray Mllland to the leading of mad Tovar fans on his hands. They male part of the lawyer in its epic, were distinctly not good nelghhorsi "Reap the Wild Wind," the Thelma Stl-obel !lovel drew several steps Shirley Te mple With " Big Girls" closer to the camel'as, which are sched Shirley Temple is growing -up, dis uled to begin rolling in June. Wanted, dains such interior-decorating effects still, is the heroine, a spitfire beauty, as bunnies and Easter eggs in her for whose characterization Paulette dressing-room. At Metro-Gold'wyn Goddard and Betty Field are still in Mayer, where Miss Temple is at work the running, but railbirds insist on "Babes on Broadway," she issued talented young Laraine Day will a polite request that her room not be be borrowed from Metro-Goldwyn decorated like a ''little girl's" suite- Mayer. Balance of cast set: John and tbat she wonts to be right in the Wayne, as the sea captain; Raymond same building witb big glamour. girls Massey, bead of the gang of sbip Myrna I,.oy, Norma Shearer,. Joan wreckers, and Walter Hampden, Crawford and Garbo. New assign Lynne Overman and Robert Preston ment: Upon completion of "Babes on in principal roles. Note: Milland's se Broadway" Shh'ley will co-star with lection resulted from a poll of exhibi Wallace Beery in "Lazy Bones," a tors who liked him. in "Arise My waterfront tale of a motherless young Love" and "The Doctor Takes a Wife." ster reminiscent of "The Champ," which Beery made with Jackie Goldwyn Joins Mickey Mouse Coogan. Conferences of the fortnight be tween producer Sam Goldwyn and THE WAR Mkkey Mouse's father, Walt Dis Jimmy Stewart t o Air Corps ney, have resulted in the announce Jimmy Stewart's 32:> bours ot solo ment that the two will work together flying time stood him in good stead 1<) film "The Life and Stories of Hans Christian Andersen," famous Iairy- when he reported to Fort MacArthur to train year with Uncle Sam's story teller. Plans call for a combina a Army, resulted in his transfer to Mof tion of flesh and cartoon actors, with Goldwyn producing the work of the fett Field, Calif., for training with the former and Disney the latter. U. S. Air Corps. Said Stewart: "The WHAT A SCOOP! Last week in fll5hiona ble Bre ntwood. beyond Bev food is swell and I've been eating e rly HiII5, G reta Garbo we nt for a walk. 1t'5 been many mont hs since like a horse. The Army is okay. I'm Good Neighbors Mad she faced a camera, didn't expect t o f"ce one t his d ay. Habitually lit going to have a lot of Iun in the When Mexico City learned that four each afternoon, Garbo saunters out t hrough the gate which punc coming year." Part of the fun will be Lupita Toval', the "Sweetheart of tuates the high hedge surrounding he r home, strolls leisurely "Iong_ r-eading the letters from and writing MexiCO." had a principal part \vith to Metro actress Ruth Hussey. whom Gary Cooper and Walter Brennan in Equipped with a powe rful lens, Movie-Radio Guid e's cameraman Bruce he discovered on the eve of his de "The Westerner," the city's largest Bailey perched comfortably out of sight in a clump of bushes, waited parture--after he had turned his pri theater innocently advertised the pic for her. Half hidden under a broad-brimmed Panama, she walked vate plane over to Olivia de Havilland tUl'e as "starring Lupita Tovar with briskly, mannishly, never heard the cl ick of the camera and won't know for safekeeping! Gary Cooper." The same billing went what happened un t il she receives her copy of Movie-Radio Guide (Please T,,", to Next Page) 9 Joan meant this bear-hug Score one for spectacular Lana
(Continued /Tom Preceding Page) Maria Montez, Uni versa I contractee bei.!3g squired to Palm Springs' Big LIFE STATISTICS and ardent night-clubber, told news Top Ball by Freddie Bartholomew, More Celebs Off to Camp Herbert Marshalls Baby-Shoppin9 men last week that she expect.~ to re and being cut in on by Buddy Pepper ceive her !lnal divorce in May C-rom . .. Marcia Mae Jones dining at the Celebrities wbo joined the Army Herbert Marshall and his wue, the William McFeters, Santo Domingo House of Murphy with Charles Smith, last week included agent and man fonner Lee Russell, confided to friends bank official to whom she was wed tbe new Dizzy of Paramount's Henry about-Hollywood Vic Orsatti and last week Ulat they are contacting the five years ago. Aldrich series. wealthy Los Angeles businessman famous Cradle, in Evanston, nl., with Writer-producer Roland Leigh and Charles Isaacs, suitor for tbe hand of regard to the adoption of a boy baby Teddy de Bernard, Garbo chum, have Hollywood H arpoon starlet Ann Rutherford, to whom he of English blood. separated legally. loaned his yacht lor the (orthcoming Lois Andrews Jessel wired Colum Said John Barrymore, who says Ballet dancer and screen actress much: "There's nothing wrong with year. Draft call expecters arranging bia Pictures refusal of a picture bid Zorina and her baUet-directing bus their personal afTairs were TOllY Mar because she's going to have a baby. Hollywood that a good tidal wave band, George Balanchlne, are prepar wouldn't cure." tin, Wayne MorriS, lawyer Greg Husband George Jessel gave his bride ing to sign divorce papers. Bautzer and Jerry Hopper, hubby of a cradle as a gag seventeenth birthday Marsha Hunt. gift. Engaged CONTRACTS P"oducer-writer Preston Sturge~, LimeJighted by his sprightly Para While John Emery and Tamara Mature in Seven-Year Pa ct Leiter From the Oliviers Geva were insisting last week that mount pictw'es, "Down Went Mc Into headlines last week broke news To producer David Selznick, Vivien Ginty" and "The Lady Eve," apmltted their meetings are merely a matte,' "Scarlett" Leigh, in England, wrotc a or friendship, intimates were offering of Victor Mature's new seven-year that his wife is expecting the big bird contract witb Hal Roac.b, reporting letter which arrived in Hollywood last late this summer. betting odds that they'd wed when week. In it sbe told bow she had his divorce {rom Tallulah Bankhead both $1 ,750 and $750 as tile salary to joined the British ambulance corps, becomes final. be paid. The lowdown: Bonuses to be nlld afterward how happy she was Durbin Fa ns Favor Marriage In "Unflnlshed Business" Irene paid the actor lor outside play dates, that her husband, Laurence Olivier, Eased last week were the uneasy Dunne's younger sister, played by films and appearances very likely will had been accepted by the Royal Air heads of Universal, whose top box Katbryn Adams, gets married. Hugh bring the basic $750 pay ~o the $1.750 Force. office star, Deanna Durbin, was busily Beawnont is cast as her brl-degroom. bracket-or higher. Mature's success To Louella Parsons came a letter completing her trousseau for her wed The payoff: Miss Adams and Beau in the Gertrude Lawrence play, "Lady Crom Ben Lyon and Bebe Daniels in ding on Friday, April 18, to Vaughn mont are really engaged, expect to in the Dark," motivated the deal. London reporting how they had intro Paul. The execufives had worried wed in May! Darryl Francis Zanuck returned last duced tbe reading of cables from HoL over what the ending of Deanna's Martha O'Driscoll is sporting on her week t-rom skiing at Sun VaUey to lywood celebrities on their BBC single-blessedness would do to her ring finger a big ruby placed there by ink and begin a new six-year pact short-wave broadcasts (heard in this fan appeal. Out to her devoted fans Willis Hunt, Jr., ex-hubby of Carole with 20th Century-Fox as the lot's country) ana how they plan to went a questionnaire. back came the Landis, but the blond star has also vice president in charge of production. auction off the actuaL cables to swell answers. Resutt: More than ninety been going with Richard Denning. Immediately Zanuck set wheels in motion to place "A Yank in the the Spitfire fund. percent stam~ed their approval. R. A. F." before the cameras. Off to Las Vegas last fortnight H o ll ywood Merry-Go-Round eloped Mal'Y FraZier and Allan Miller, Claire Dodd. who quit pictures sev HOSPIT ALIZED brother ot Mrs. Zeppo Marx. Twosomes of the fortnight: Gene eral years ago to become a mother, Tierney "litb Burgess Meredith at the returned to Universal last week to Jeffr ey Lynn Cuts C heek Newshawks last week wondered if Mary Lou Dix and 20Ul Century-Fox Cafe Lamaze ... Franchot Tone and sign a seven-year contract in reward Six stitches were required in the music director AI Newman are al New York dancer-model Eleanor for her work In "The Black Cat." First cheek and lips oC Jeffrey Lynn, War ready man and wife. Tip to the news Francis at the Rhumboogie . .. Olivia assignment to the blond actress under ner Bros. leading ,nan, when a scene noses: Check the records at Tiajuana de Havilland and Jock WhItney at the the deal wUl be as leading lady of In "Underground" called Cor him, one ~exjco . ' Beverly Tropics . . . Cesar Romero Abbott and Costello in "In the Navy." \vith Frances Robinson at the Mo arm strapped to his side, to run to an Barbara Stanwyck and Joel McCrea Helen Gilbert, whose career lan automobile and leap in. Handicapped were wed for the eighth time in pic cambo . . . Ken Murray and Kay guished after pa rls in "The Secret of by his one-armed role, Lynn slipped, tures la.st week at Paramount, but ("Tillie the Toiler") Harris at the Dr. Kildare" and "Florian" at Metro, Pirates' Den .. . Arline Judge flying (ell, sideswiped the car's door with there, in the nuptial scene of 'The has been contracted by Paramount, to Albuquerque to escol·t boy uiend his face. Great Man's Lady," they spoke the which last week also picked up the Huntington Harlford In to Hollywood Under observation at St. Vincent's vows in their most extraordinary options of Stirling Hayden, Frances . . . Mary Parker with uniiormed Gifford and Albert Dekker. Hospital last week was Mary Pick manner. The chapel : An open prairie ford, taking b'eatment lor a kidney Lieut. Walter Brooks at the Beverly Joseph Cotten, Mercury Theater in a driving rainstorm accompanied Tropics . . . Pa t Dane with a new ailment. Her general condition was by thunder and lightning. player first seel\ in Welles' "Citizen reported as very good by her physi amethyst ring and CedriC Gibbons . .. Kane." has been given a two-picture cian, Dr. Verne Hunt. an Wynn with Jack Warner, Jr., at deal by RKO-Radlo S tudios, set to Pat Stillman to Re no the Wilshire Bowl ... John Carroll BESTOWED IN a congrat ulatory spi rit upon veteran actor W ill iam Irene Dunne finished her business play with Merle Oberon in "Illusions" SETTING OUT to prove that she is the fashion leader of Hollywood, with Irene Coleman . .. Eddje Norris -and aU before the movie-goers have Farnum as he celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of comme nceme nt of his in "Un!lnished Business" with a To Reno last week went Pat Still La na Turner has le ft other Hollywood ladies far in the lurch. Photo above sHghtly sprained ankle resulting (rom with Earl Carroll pretty Dorothy seen him. Dennis O'Keele was also dramatic career. At fiftee n, Farnum played a bit role in "Julius C aesa r," man, ort a twosome of late with shows her in an inverted-umbrella type evening 90wn topped with ermine a rough train ride in a "train interior" Cesar Romero. But Romero denJes Shuemer . . . Tom Brown and Jane given a term contract by RKO, as starred in t he stage " Ben Hur," is best remembered for his silent screen on the set of the Universal picture. a romantic interest in Miss Stillman, Lawless of Atlanta . . . Edmund 'Lowe was the stage's Philip Reed, now a cape. In set : Lana's new blond hair is lit up wit h st artling effect by the "The Spoilers." He spent the day, appropriately, before the cameras Said Miss Dunne, "I'll take. a plane explains he is a close friend of her and Sally Allen. heavy i n Paramount's "Aloma of the cloth carnation decorations. Covered with luminous paint , ther form a with Joan Crawford in her new starring vehicle, "A Woman's Face" next time!" estranged husband, too. Puppylove division: Jane Withers South Seas." halo when a fl ashbulb flares, and the li9ht radiates for severa minutes
Week-End at Ciro's P. S.: Hollywood Is Whispering A WEEK·EN D Isn't ~trctchtng it too much. Miny stu, (ome to Clro's on S~turdiY nig~t . repelt on SundAY. ENTER 01 the gossip fro", Worne, This gots on Indefinitely. Movlc·R1dlo GuIde prcun" BOUT eu)' Gnnt .and Barblfl Hutton. Bros. studio this week Is Marlene ,& few odd fUl$ ilboul this situation. It iJ proper to A ilnd .bout eny Grlnt's dul to pl~y C dress on S,\urda)'s. go informillty on Su"d~ys . (1) Sun. the lplteful mu,nit. in Wuner 8ros.' filming Dietrich's behavior on tht "Min Powu" d.y night .t • \>bl, with lana Torn ... Tony Martin. ot " The Min Who Came to Dinner" for nt. F,mtd ror being a "troubltsome" stu, Mulent hili done 1. direct .1bout t.lce, On opposite page you can Sf! how Lana looked on ~12S.000. or whi,h $124.999 is t. go lor Saturday. (2) Sonjl Hcnie Ind DIn TopPing WIlt out British wor ,.Ii.f .nd bo ' ON E DOLLA R to ilcCDrdlng to rumors frClM sound~stagf: No. side for their cu. (3J SUn don ' t 90 places whh their G r~nt \0 milkt the contu.ct Ie.gill. "TrYlni 4. Mo vh:·RJdlo Cuide's studio lot nporttr to keep his In(ome tax down," say some checked up, disco'Ytred this : Evuybod1 ~c'etultt . But P1{t! McCuty is Dorothy Lamour's ex·secrcury. so she joins Dotty and Grem Butzer noW. whl,per.". Wrong th.y .... erant woold fro", w.. drobe girl, to dl'rI O ~ 10/28 N. I I MOYIE VIE)¥~ Iu; etVlllI. S~ INHOLLY WOOD an bon est movie critic is a man without a friend. If he likes every picture he is a weak minded Babbitt. If he dislikes tbem STRAIGHT FROM THE HEART is every scene in "Blossoms in all he is shunned like the plague. There is no middle road. MOVr.E:-RA.DIO the Dust," a forthcoming M·G-M film based on the life of GUIDE'S critics like their job of re Edna Gladney, superintendent of the Texas Children's Home viewing pictw-es. They are movie fans, and Aid Society at Fort Worth. Above is Greer Garson, famed but they are critics and reserve the for her role in "Mr. Chips," wit~ one of the babies in the film right to say what they think. Fre quently tbeir readers, and producers as well, will disagree on th critical judgment of a picture. When this happens, remember this old toast: "Here's to you and here's to me. If percbance we disagree, here's to me!" Having tbat oII our chest we leap to our first item with a blunl ax: "The Devil and Miss "The Flame of New Wallace Beery is a popular star. We looked forward with relish to a pre Jones" Orleans" view of "The Bad Mall." We saw tbe Cast: Jtan Arthur. Robert CumminGS. Cast: Marl~n~ Dit trich, Bruce C ~bD t. preview. We don't trust ourselves to Chi-rlcs Cobtlrn. Edmund Gwenn. Spring Rot~nd Yaung, Miuh. AUIEr. lAura say whal we think in a long review. Byington, Monhgu Love. RI!:9is Toomey. Hope Crews. Thereu Harrls. Andy Let's just leave it liP to the one hun tt il. An R KO·R.td io pictufC, produud Dev ine . d ill . A Univ'tul pic ture. pro· dred thousand western fan youngsters by Frank Ross; directed by Sam Wood. duced by Joe Pasternak ; directed by Story by No rman KrasniI.. Rent Clilir. Scrun pliil)' by Norman who will see the picture--and are Kr.una. those kids brutal I T HE name is Sam Wood, tolks. This week we hurried to Paramount H OLLYWOOD ought to know That may not mean anything to to see how things were going under this : Tbe idea that Marlene you. It will after y IU see "The the new studio boss, Buddy De Sylva. Dietrich is so fascinating per se Tbings were going pretty good. So Devil and Miss Jones." Mr. Wood is the director, and what a direc that twenty million Americans good, in (act, that before 1941 is oul ask fol' nothing more than to pay any piclw-e with the De Sylva name tor! Remember lhat after you see for a chance to bask in her long, on It may easily be assumed to be a this picture. see all of his ftlms slow look is silly. The legend of hit. He is jovial. open-minded and Sam Woud ca o'l miss! Dietrich and the legs is a dead admits hjs moU.. is "To the bad place In this case tbe ingredients for pigeon. Proof of that comes in \vith art, give me entertainment!" a smash hit in which almost all "The Flame of New Orleans." P . S. A tip lor the whole family: the glory must go to the director There are two Dietrichs in this are : (1) A b"isk story about a See Loretta Young and Edward Ar picture aod buth Of Olem better nold in that wacky burlesque of tbe department store tycoon who tdes to smash a strike by working in lhan the one Americans have old West. "The Lady From Cheyenne" grown tired of seeing. Dietrich . .. A special treat for adults is "That disguise at his own store. (2) A number one is the adventuress Uncertain Feeli ng" ... Flash! Belte supporting cast of minor players ihnl Is solid down to the smaUest pretendi.ng 10 be a fine lady. Davis In "Tbe Great Lie" is great! Dietrich. number two is the ad charactor. (3) Love interest (or venturess who is pretending to be old folk as well as young. A fine thing about "Tbe Devil a tine lady who i~ pretending to ST AR of the WEEK alld ]\Oliss Jones" is that Jcan be an adventuress. H this con fuses you. see the picture and Arthur isn't in every (oot 01 the opus giving out with that startled see how it confuses Roland Young. BIU4ce edxd He is the rich ' ew Orleans blade look tbat is so cule when it jsn't who wants to wed Marlene but overdone. As the picture unfolds keeps stumbling over her bad yoU get tbe idea that the director reputation. let Miss Arthur do her job, no Into this situation comes Bruce less, no more, just because she Cabot. a robust sailor who faUs was the star. There's something heavily for Marlene numbel' one else, 100. This critic's least en and number two. He woos her thusiasm among aclors always has while the rich suitor muddles been Robert Cummings, but Ihis himself in the q uestion oI wbether time the lad comes linough with a rousing performance. or nol she is "good enough." The pictu"e opeos with the commenta BEST LOVE.SCENE this week is There's a love scene on lhe that between Bruce Cabot and tor promising to let the audience sands of Coney Island tbat wHl in on tbe secret bebind a wedding Marlene Dietrich in "The Flame make you squeeze the hand of dress found floating on tbe Mis your best girl next to you. There's of New Orlean, ." As the original sissippi. He does, and fOl' one, script describes it: "And now hi s love between the rich old man lhis critic's interest never lagged. mouth is on hers . . . her eyes and the clerk. There's more, but wide open in frightened resigna. to tell it wouldn't be fair. VER DICT : One •• group of txhlblton tion. They are in their embrace, t.alled Dietrich " poison." If this Is poison. VER DlCT: E •• ry Hollywood product' p~u us ~ glass of ustnic ~nd a basketful Her arms are limp at her sides as should see this picture to le.un how to make of Dietrich pktures like this. Rent Clilir. he kisses her violently, The cam· better pictun~. Young couples should see It. Ihe Frtnchmin who directed "The Ghost HOLL YWOOD can feel thor. era trucks back through the port then run like mad for the ntarest pruchtr. Gon Wut, '. Is lugely responsible, with the oughly ashamed of itself for not hole to the exterior of the cabin You guund it. we ire eruy about thiS aid ot Joe Putern~k. for this picture. Con- picture. -C. S. gr~lulations. boys! -C. S. having given Cabot better breaks. and pans up to the night sky Proof: Hi, acting in Universal's sprinkled with ,tars." CUT! "The Flame of New Orleans" 12 ),1/11 N Lwgi Romanelli's orchestra, and a in this series. Heard over CBS. THE OPERA "MIGNON" with SPECIAL PROGRAM SERVICES Hsurprisc straight man." T he broad h:a.... " e cntral _OU,,"'" " ao: Uic Glady. Swarthou t, Armand TOkatyaD 7 130 p .m . 0;:)0 p.m. S oli O p.m. "'.1 •••H.ttl. G U ESTS, PRE M I ERES casts will originate in Toronto. CBS. and Nicola Moscona in the lead roles, AND IMPORTANT C_,,1"'1 Moun""" "~lfle "HELEN HAYES THEATER" will will be presented by the St. Lows 4 ; 30 p.m . Mol "'.~ ; I ..bl. "at "'.... il.tal. BROADCASTS ...... P. 13 dramatize the famous emotional court Grand Opera company from Munici PROGRAM LISTINGS ••.. P. 14 MYRN A LOY will be special guest story, "Manslau ghter ," Sunday. CBS. pal AuditorJwn in St. Lows this Mon on " Silver Theater" this Su nday. CBS. • • u ••n " ac.alc TODAY IN RADIO .... P. 22·23 • :00 p • .". "1~Op . m • day. (See also u nder Thursday.) Mo .. "1.&1 " ..uUle .. ~oo p.I'I'I . lllOO p.m • CBS . NELSON EDDY returns to his stlIl .... ".r" e.."" ... . ~ .clfQo HERBERT HOOVER, who gained idolizing listeners with a guest ap- il l OO p .m . 10 100 ...... " OI . .... U.1»I. Saturday, April 19 international note dur pearance this week, Tuesday, April 22 ing World War I with adding his robust bar "REPORT TO THE NATION" will his official administra itone voice to the mu VISCOUNT HALrFAX, British a m deal with the problems of surplus tion of food problems, sic.. ! program of "Ford bassador to the United States, will commodities and how the federal is taking a n active Sunday Evening deliver an address at the American government Is attempting to use some lead in tbe interna Hour." CBS. Red Cross convention dinner at the of that surplus Cor the needy through Hotel Mayflower, Washington, D . C., I(.tll.'" C."tral tional food problem of 9:00 • . ,... . 100 p. m. the stamp plan. CBS. MOunla',.. PM:;lic Tuesday. MBS. World War II. The 7 100 p ."'. 1 . 00 p.m. • oun ~J " C_"tr.1 ~ae l fic • : 00 " , M , former President will .:30 p . m • . : :10 p . m. "PEOPLE'S PLATFORM" will pre speak this Sunday on GERARD DARROW sent four Midwesterners discussing a special discussion and Cynthia Cline, the Thursday, April 24 the controversial St. Lawrence water program by college two best known of the CHARLES LAUGHTON will be way project. CBS. students on the sub p h enomenal "Quiz added this week to the long list of e."t,..t MCI~"lA l " ' ,.~ tl fl c ject, "Feed the Small Kids," will disc u ss celebrities who have teamcd u p with 8 :00,.. f'I'I. _ : 00 p.m. 4 ;000,"" Democracies." MBS. their interes ts in Rudy Vallee and John Barrymore to c."I'.1 sports with Bill Stern fun "DEFENSE FOR AMERICA" will 0 13••0".'111 P . I'I'I . 11 :3 0 P ...... poke at themselves a nd every MourlU! rI Pac.lfJc deaJ this Saturday with the making of " , 10 ".m, 1 1130 iii ...... on his spor ts program. thing else in general for the sake of small arms, taklng the listener r ight MYRNA LOY to star NBC. real fun. NBC. into the plants to reveal the actual "FITCH BAND ...,or" .au.,,, C "'"'r~1 Mou n ... ' " on "Silver Theater" 8: . 5 p. m . 10 :00 • • 1'1'1 . 9 :00 ." . ~ . . ' 0011. 1'1'1 . WAGON" bec·omes a lWlou'l tlll" processes by which weapons are being 'f ta5o iii ...... turned out for the hands of Uncle real old-time band- Friday, April 25 Sam's fast-growing defense army. wagon this SWlday when it presents Monday, April 21 BU,L STERN will describe the NBC. Merle Evans leading the RingUng "UNIVERSAL Notre Dame Night" distance medley relay finals of the .... ,."' e."t... 1 Brothers-Barnum and Bailey circus 7 100 p ,"" t lOO p . m . traditionally noted Drake Relays at ban d . NBC. will be celebrated Monday at the Knickerbocker Hotel in Chicago. Des Moines, Iowa. NBC. VLADIMIR HOROWITZ, interna c •• ,., .. C ... U .. 1 "oll otal n 7 : ];0 p ,",. 8 : ]0 iii ...... : 30lll. m . Archbishop Samuel A. Stritch, Rev. ~."tnr.' 111 0",,, ... ;'1 P.clfle tionally ·famous concert pianist, will ":00 lI .m . ].:OOIl. m. 2 ; 00 p . ",. be guest soloist with the NBC Sym MELVYN DOUGLAS, screen spe Hugh O'Donnell, president of Notre Dame University, Postmaster General "GIRL ALONE" will wind up its phony Orchestra during the program cialist in so-called sophisticated com story, per haps permanently, with thls edy, such as the r ecent frank aod Frank Walker and other notables will to be broadcast under the direction of Friday's broadcast. Ii you want to Arturo Toscanini from Carncgi Hall frivolous "Thls T hing Called Love," send greetings across the country to alumni of the Iamous institution. NBC. hear how thls long-popular serial this Saturday. NBC. will be headlined on the last per finany ends, t une in this week. NBC. formance of "Screen Guild Tbeater" M ourtta!1\ ~•• ~J f1e C"nl,.' Moun tal" " lOO liI. m . 4hOO p.m. trl ounl. '" . : :110 p.m. 7 r ~O p."" . 1 :00 p.m . "JACK ARMSTRONG" will close Sunday, April 20 for the season with the broadcast of "I'M AN AMERICAN" will be host thls Friday, so you'd better listen thls to Madame Yolanda Mero- Irion, Hun NEXT WEEK-Time Changes! week to keep track of the AU-Amer garian-American founder and director Ican Boy and his adventures until of the Women's ational Radio Com IT'S time again to change time. That means it's t ime again for radio next IalI. NBC. mittee. NBC...... C_"'ra' ~1k;1 " .. 5 .: S0 D."'. " : 3 0 p . m . 2 : '0 p.m. ....tl!"' Co"tra' MIMIMal ... " .wifl.c. listeners to shift not only the hands of their clocks but also their 12: 15 .., m , 11: 15 •• m . 10 : l S • . Ift. ' : IS •. ,... THE "KATE SMITH HOUR," back "THE FREE COMPANY" will pre listening habih. Twice " year it happens-once in the spring to save in New York, will present a tenth sent "The States Talking," ArchJbald daylight. once in the fall to give daylight back to the seasons. Twice anniversary program. William P aley, MacLeish's answer to the hate-attacks president of the Colu mbia Broadcast against the American system. CBS. each year radio executives go almost crazy juggling programs in whole ing System, and Clarence FranCi s, C."lool Mou ntA' " " . It.I Re president of Ka te's sponsor ing Gen l l OO p . .,.. 1 :1 ; 0 0 noon 1 1.100 a.m . sale lots. Just as many times listeners approach the limits of poise and e ral Foods, will be guests. Kate her TED MALONE will visit the home patience trying to get their listening schedules all straightened out. And self will again be featured in her of Ralph Waldo Emerson in his familiar dramatic presentation of "American Pilgrimage" this Sunday. that many times each year the editors of Movie-Radio Guide strain all "Johnny Appleseed ." CBS. NBC. ..ounta l n their resources· trying to keep the listeners abreast of time-and-program &2:00_" changes. Even if we didn't feel that Movie-Radio Guide is always your PAUL LUKAS, screen character NED SPARKS, sour-spoken char actor, will be one of the targets for acter-comedian, is the star of a new radio set's first assistant, we think we'd be justified in our belief that the qw z-stickers tossed at the board series called the "Ned Sparks Show," of experts on "Information, Please." beginning this Sunday under the our publication is absolutely indispensable at least these two t imes NBC. sponsorship of a Canadian travel e.", ..,. lIIII ounU'" agency. Sparks bas been in retire each year. Next week's issue is IT -one of the indispensable issues. ,.:.so p."'. .:30 p. "'. ment in his native Canada recuperat Hundreds of programs will play tag with Daylight Saving Time on your ing from a serious operation a year CLOSING ago and engaging in war-service dial. Catch them with next week's MUST-ISSUE of Movie-Radio Guide. "Young People's Church of the Air," work. With him on the new show will MBS, ended its broadcast series on be Sair L ee, actress-model-singer, S unday, April 13.
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WADI-To be :announced WGY ·Gordie Randilll'$ Orth. weAX IYGAN CKAC S t a nder, NBC·Reftoctions In Rhythm: WJZ 10:00 Life of RlI ey; LIonel *WC H·New.!; i\qrttuJlur•• ".""' .. WHOIl·SiI\,er Lming Pr~. CBS. 9:30 NBC Symphony Orchestra; Ar· WFEA·On with the Dance WHEB-Exeter Host~u CBl CFeF WIlZ WRDO WMFF 11:30 VoIce of Broad way ; Do rot hy KII turo T OBcan lnl; Vla d i mir Hor o · we Y ·Crossroad Comm~n I WNAC·Bo!.lon's F'ut\Jrt WIiAM CSF WEAN eFNB CSA w itz, guest, NBC. WHAM·4·H Club WOR-W.lly Stoolflor'. Orch. CHSJ gallen, CBS. Chicagola n d Concert , M BS. WHDll-luli... Melodic, WQOM·Swing Mu,ic CN-Baseball. Be.. vs. Dodge,, : P .M. 10:00 WKEB·lenten ~rvic:e W'flt Thfo Lilli.. how IYSY8 weou WAAB WLNH WJAR·We~t.her; Oance Music WLSZ IVFEA 12:30 National G range P rogram, NBC. * WMFF-News; Chester Gay, or· 1:30 EST 2:30 EDT * .w" WHOH IVQOM 1:30 Luncheon at the Waldorf, NBC, • tr'Inist FCBS·No Politics: WABe WEEJ·To be announced 1:30 No P olitics, CBS. WX'A(' W:tItPT Kidrln', ConC'e,., WAD I WORC WGAN WKNE *W1IEB·News. Ur!t~1I Reveries 2;30 Of Men and Books, CBS. WQDM-MBke Believe Bo:l1room IVDRC WBRY WEEl WOKO WKNE·SilveT Doliar Sidewalk 4:00 C lub Matinee, NBC. WTIC·State Theater Pre!.ent3tion .... NB C· Luncheon .at the Wal· Qui:!. 5;00 The World I. Yours, NBC. dorf: Uka Cha.~, m.e. ; Frank IVTAG·Style5 in Mu.ie 7;00 P eople'. Platform, CBS. 12:30 EST 1:30 EDT Luther. tnr.; Paul Barrou', Orch.· WJZ WHAM WEAN 3:15 EST 4:15 EDT 7:30 Little 0 1' Hollywood , NBC_ 8:00 Y our Marriage Cl u b, CBS. NBC-Can to Youth: WEAF WBZ NB C·Readin'. Wrltin' &< Rhythm' WNAC WHAM CB C·Pop. Concert: e FCY CBA (FCY CFNB B;30 Truth or Conseq uenees, N Be. Re\'l&r~od Edwin V. O'Hara C8L eBO CN·Baseball Game; WEAN B:30 D uffy's T avern, C B S. of t'bkal:o nom ttlk GO "Keep· MBS·W.len Holden. sketch: WHDH·Chick Barri, 9:00 A lka- Se l t zer N atio n al Barn InR to Che ITlrbwll)'." WMS WHEB-Stl1nley S. Gregorv Jr Danc e, NBC. NBC·N.t'l Gr.nge Prgm.: WJZ ;\'BC·Frankie Ma,teTs' Orc:hestra: WQDM·ue Sim!, piano lessons WBZ WMFF 9:00 You r HIt Parade, CBS. WEAF WCSH WRDO WJAR Satu rday N ight Serenade; Gene WFEA WTlC WCSH CB S·Hlg hway, to Health: WABC WLBZ WTAG WFEA wnc 3 :30 EST 4:30 ED' 9:45 WORC WOKO WBRY WAIlI Merr ill , guest, CBS. WGY WEAF Speabr : Dr. CMlra:e Andnr· CBr N BC-Mu.1c of the AmerIca" WJZ IItOn. cbtef of the- dlahetell r:Uole ; N Zilri's Mnlmh MelOdlu CSL CFCF WBZ WRDO WMFF 10:00 Stat ion E - Z - R - A; Unc le Ezra, 9 P...... EST - 10 P ..... , EDT of tbf! Brootl)~n OOIJ)Ulll. WNAC WLNH weou WHAM UNO CSA CSF CHSJ NBC. Pig. 16 10128-1 WCAX·M:lstrrworks of Musie WKNE·Joe Creen's M:.rimba Religious Noy Itln WGAN·Nf1\" on the SUNDAYI April 20, 1941 Frolll 1V01(O·M"y 0'. eill SATURDAY, April 19, 1941 *WHDf-I - N~\\'s WORC-M3sterworks or ~1U5ic W01{O·Pick Your Price 10:00 EST 11 ;00 EDT WOR·Tropica: Suenade *. BC·Words " Music (New" wORe·Foo.IiWh. Play.,.. ,-MBS-ChicagoI3I1d Conc~rt; WEAl' only): WEAF IYNAC (6:00 p.m. Con tlnu.d) Marion Clllire, sop.; Henry MORNING IVTI WJAR WGY IVTAG 7:00 EST 8:00 EDT Weberr!l; Orch.: WCOU WROO .... CBS·n. Propl., PI.tform. 8:15 EST 9:1 S EDT * CIINS·N ews. *N BC·CI.ud. Thornhlll"s Och.: L, mall Bryson, prulding: .-NBC ·M,n 8. tho World: WJZ IVI.NII W YU WIIIIB 8:00 EST ':00 EDT CHSJ·Souvenirs Nfl"s, WEAF WAOe IVOI{O WORC WGAN FrF WMFF CH J CHN * C BC·N'w" CDM CKAC·Music M3!1t~,., .-N BC·Sutlon E·Z·R· A, wi.h *NBC·Now" Dr. Chas. M. Cour· *NBC·(News. WJZ only) John· WABI WORe II'EEI WKNE CBA CFNB (,FCY CBM WHAM bain: \V£AF WNAC WCSH * WDRC·News; W'eo1.tht.r Uncle Ezra (Pat Burell); ny Lone'l Orch.; News: WJZ I~DRY TOIII.:: "The. tor,. or Paper." IVTIC WTAC FNB CBl WHOH·Chriltian Endtll\'or Prsm Nora Cuneen; Sons of the Pio· CFCF 'J'oul~. "51. LowF1:ncc nlveT' caF-To br. announced CDO CH N eDA eFeY IVG Y WIIEB· ReY . AI(.. d YOUnl II neer~; Fran A1li50n: WEAl .... CBS·R.port to tho ~>tlon : w~r l'roJo ... WAOk YlnlJhonic Irini' CBSJ WOR·This Wonderful World NBC·M .... g. 01 Is"el: WJZ IVNAC WFEA WTle WJAR WABe WABI IVORe IVDRY *WCAN·M.et the B,nd; Ne". *NBC·News; Peerreu Trio : WJZ \Y H IVI.BZ IVTAC WCY WCAN IVKI-iE \vBl. WROO IVLOZ WMff WHOH, Pol> Concert eFCf" WBZ WFEA II'L8Z ':45 EST 10:45 EDT Todar" program etcal. wltb CFeF WK:\,E·CI,iI$. Mllfllut", accordion· NUC.Symphony Orc h .. t,.: WJZ Rpe"ktr: nnhtll (..oul· :xew. IVMFF WHAM \YEA)! O'CY WMFF WHAM *CBC·:'1usical Interlude; New~: i~t *CBS·Ne.ws; Interme.uo for ~~~d1r.~~bl:~d :;'V ·~r,·;'IJ~Mr:..~i ",AU of T(!l1lltlr J~o~lerlh bql m, *WOR·Frnief' Runt. comm. \VOZ CHI. CBA DO CFCY eBM GO"frumellL I. attouWUn,t (0 New \'·orl.; Clt,. * News: -"ings: WAOC WEEI lVeAX eFNB CHN use lome of thDt .l.IrplUII lor ..... NBC·uelcnse for AmtrlCa, CFcr won WKNE WOKO eKAC·L.. Spen,. Kay Dloc~ A WORC·Mdo Melodies the poor and Deed1 throUih dnm. : WEAl' WJAR WTlC 8:30 EST ' :30 EDT CN·Radio·Carollers: WAA8 WEAN the Stamp Pin. ,,-*CBS.Oulfy's Tavor"; Ed Orc~ . .. YN·N.ws: IYNAC WRDO WFEA WTAC WI.Nli weou IVSYB 10:00 EST 11 :00 EDT SI.lJJeC!l: "SlIIall Arm .... Cardner, m.e.; Shirley Boothj WABl ·Demoer3e)' Marches WEAN IYCSH WLDZ W!.NH *'C'RF .N,,\-\') . 11I, .. rludt MeS' 1he firs, vllender : WAAH John Kirb)"~ Orch.; Guests: WCAX·Gho,t Stori~1 C~ ·i\·lusic .. 1 A I bum: WLNK WSYB lYeou \\ILOU·Chocolatt :,oldIe' * C8M·Ne:w,,": MU$ic:.t I)rgm. II' YB WAAS weou WLNH WSYB WFEA 1'1."" W ABC WOKO WORe n' No. ltJ .• .••• • . B~1dn WTA(i-Doys Town, sketc.h CHSJ·Orph.In', Home Broadcast WNAC · UIIC'I~ Bob ceo CBA CFCY eFND ell J Two :\Co\'emenll "lll rUIl *WCAX·Mu3icille: News CKAC·MU5ic: for Sundl\Y Suite" • ••• ••••.•••••. H:.ko,'I' CHriS 10:45 EST 11 ;45 EDT WAAD.M.lody M"ket 10:15 EST 11:15 EDT YN·Sports Roundup : WEAN NBC· loulic Jun, .songs: \V£AF ':00 EST 10:00 EDT "CBS·News 01 Ihe World: WAOC * WBZ·New,; Wnther WBRY·Unc:.1e Harr), IVCSH WL 'H WNAe IYSYB WCY N BC ·Song 01 Your Lil" WJZ WORC WKNE WORY WEEI WCSH·Jt3Iian Me·Ep Strvin WHEB·Churcb in the. Wildwood WRDO WFEA .,..NBC·Utlie 01' Hollywood; WEAN WMFF CFCF WBZ IVCAX WGAN W ABI WEEI·UncJe Elmer'$ :>C)hq Cite'" WOR·Pauline Alpert, piillOitlt CB;\1.BlleksI3,e In Montreal Interviewl; Skttch; Ben A!u:. CHSJ eNNS CBII CFND for WORe· Music Patterned Dane WHDH· Voice or Tomorrow IVQDM·Popul.r Mu.ic CKAC· \Vorld Presentation ander, m.e.i GOIl:O DeLy:s, yo· FC\' COM ins ·,VI IEB·Profeo;.or naven WBZ ·Djnn~r Dance (i1list; Gordon J c:nkins' Orch.: *MBS·Cabriel Hutter, camm.: WOKO,S"'e Police. Newl WJZ IVROO efeF WOl. 1V0R·n ..1 Offend.. 10:30 EST 11 :30 EDT WCOU·Gcr,,!d Saut.iu, songs WOR \VAAB WQOM·Rtadln, .he Funni., CN·Conurt MiniJtutu: WCOU 11 :00 EST 12:00 EDl NBC.Southern3i,et, quartet: WJZ WDRC·RhyUHnelodlet .... NBC.Alk • • S.lt.. r N.n Born NBC·Carmen CJv.alle:ro·s Orch,: WTAG·Voicu in Song WEEI·Dill Elliol, sin,inf, cop CBC·Shore tho Wunh: 'CBl CBA D~n(e. Eddie: Pubody. Hoosier WMFF WFEA CHNS CFCf \\'CY CDA eBO WEAN eFCY WBZ WHAM··porls eB\I CHSJ eBO CFN9 CFey Hot Sho\$. Dinning Sislers, Joe *NBC·News: Blue Barron's Or .. 8:45 EST ' :45 EDT Ws K.lly, oth.,, : WEAF IVJAR WHAM WI.BZ *WIIDH·N !INS ch..... : WJZ W~tFF CFeF CBS·Greenfitld ViUagl! Chapel! II'I'EA We. H WTIC II'NA C .... CBS·CJncinnati Con $tr v~tQry WHEB·On With the Danct' C8S·Vaughn Monroe's Orchestra: WADe WOR 01 Mu sic: WABC WEEI WOKO IYJAR.Boy,' Club M~VSE~~fl\~O~~~II~II::~r" WG\' WTAC WAS(' W AX WAlll WORC NBC·Tone Pictures: \Vez Ju~ Il'4n,or •• ""o""~~Plle,,' .... WORC WGA.~ WCAX CKAt WOKO.Marching Along * ~e\\'.J: WFEA WKNE WSYB WOKO * YN·N."" WNAe WEAN IVlOZ *WQOM·Ne.. , ,fl,.14. Trio No. 00. - ...... , ... J)TOta k Grand Ole Opry : WJAR WTIe .... CBS ·Your Hit PU.2dt; Bar,), MBS.Tiny HIli 's Orch.: IHAO IYrEA WROO weou WLNH WTAG·Evenin.c Rtvue NBC·Childrell·s Hour: WEAf COF·Cone"l Orch. Wood. tn.C.: Bea Wain. VOU}· *HBC·New" WEAr II' VB lVeSII WTIC·Ba$Cbal! Scorts; Sporlt eN·Morning Service: \V -YB CKAC·To be announctd i~c; Mark Warnow's Orch. : *YN· N e W $: WNAC WeOL * N.w, WHDH WORe WSYO WAAB f HN: .("an You Im3sine That 6:30 EST 7:30 EDT \yAD1·To be tlionounud WAI)(" WADI WEEI II'ORY II'LNIl w e. II WSYB WLDZ Nne. Thrills &: Romance: WTAG WBRY·Dnndng Djsks WORe IVORC WOKO WCA.)( WEAN IVRDO WfEA IHAG CIlSJ ·Ceon, 01 Melody WCY WCSH lYTIC IVJAR N BC ·V... ramil,: IYJZ WLBl WCAX·Saton M\Uie IVKNE WCAN Cal 0 KNX ,I *CBC· New s: em (,BO COf WTAC·Fllir), Tille Time W:';AC CFrF WRDO \vBZ WCSH·U. S_ Govcrnmt.nt RII!p4!le SlldteriL \-\' BRY·F:l rnous Mllrtonll!! Kiddie!. WOR ·Chilrioteer'S Old F~shioned R~vival : WEAN NBC ·louli. JUn, sonys: WEAf J(!Anle With the Lhrbl nrowli £1 Obotlo ••• , ••..•••.• Ot'\.'he~u·n LovD. You Me lIllie Tonlgbt.. WCAX ·Musital M ~itatlo n WORe· "lIy F'a~hlonetl'1!l WTAG CBF WJAR CBM Unlr .•...... FOISter , •.•••• _ . ••. _ ...\r4 1:11I1~ White WGY·Union College Chilpel WQOM.Bo)'5 Town WAAB ·To ~ anhouncHi NBC·Norl Vupe,,: WJl WBZ MBS·Th. Sh.dow: WCSH WIBX Slnp.[lnppy Rlwnll. .. , .Oreb~ra WlrAM hurdl Serviceo WRDO·Qpera Housc Amateur. WCOU·Philh.lttnoni(. Club WHAM WMFF WEAN \vNAC Wl'AG WTlC Cairn Ihl Lbo NI~ht. •.••••••• WTlC·Lllura Gaudet, pianist WSYB·.Musitl1ll Gems WGAN·Songs o( Your Heart Or. Dou,j.:I ~ BOrlOtl, ~lle.t WSYB ., ...... , .. 1ln'~IN!t FO\Tlf"r WHEB·Gordon ColI progr.. m listing. for more detail lind odd/tlonal new. progr.. ms \VOl·Old Rer,.in, NBC·Radio City Mu.ic H,U, CBF IVfEA WHAM lVEE!·l'rinity Church CFcr CBC. Relit{i()\,I!j Period: CBM CHO Tim .. shown is EST, fo, EDT add 0"" hour. WCAN·Church Service COS--ChI.lTeh of the Air: WADe CBl CFCY CHSJ eFN B CBA .... NBC-Univ. o( Chicago Round 3:00 Great Plays, NBC, WHAM·Asbury Church Sumon WORC WGAN WORC \YCA)( Special Program 6:00 Sliver Theater; Myrna Loy, guest, WOR-Ouluth Symphony Orch. WBIlY WAB I WOKO Tablt! Oi'!lc:uuion: WEAF WQY WNAC \YJAR IVCSH P.M . CBS. SpeAker : Thl! 110"" ne\'ennd 6:30 Feed the Small Democracies; 11:45 EST. 12:45 EDT Gerald (I. O'HGrfi, blLl!lllOl) ot Lbo * C8S·TII. World of Tod.y. 7:30 Screen Gu lid Theater; Melvyn D I OC{'S (! o( SIlV(\llOlIh·Atlltotl, WABe \yGII): WAB! WCAX Herbert Hoover and other., M BS. Douglas, guest, CBS. CBS·Ma.jor Bowes' F:Jmily : WKNE Georgl~. WOKO WK E WEEI WORC YN-Catholie QUl!Slian Box : 8:00 Helen Hayes Theater, CBS. NBC·Musie &. American Youth : CBF-l e Oieu Vivant WFEA WNAC WLNH IVCSH 8:30 One Man's Family, NBC. WEAF CFCF· Voice of Memory &I Diek News· WSYIl WEAN WTAG WBZ·\Yutht:r ; Musical. Manning A.M, 8:30 Inner Sanctum Mystery, NBC. WCOU-Boutins Tdequi1 * N.",,: WAAB WQOi\\ CHNS CKAC'Prrm. Prevle-w 9:00 News From Europe, NBC, CBS. 8:30 Crime Doctor, CBS. CKAC.L' Heur~ CiILtho1iqut: WBRY-Gondoliers 9:30 Irene Rich, NBC. WEEI·Phii SaltmllD, pianist WDRC-Co nnet.tic:u' Schools P.M. 10:30 Playhouse, M BS. WGY·Sih·er Strinll';:S The World of Today, CBS. WHDH·F'. Gaviani. 3t"QordiQnl~1 2:30 10:30 Deadline Drama., NBC. AFTERNOON 1WIID II ·Judu Dramatic Hour 3:15 H. V. Kaltenborn, NBC. WHEB·Union Miision 10:30 Columbia Workshop, CBS. WliEB·Organ Tre-OIlLlrCIIi WTIC·Colonct Jim Healy 4:15 Upton Close, NBC. 12:00 EST 1 :00 EDT WJAR·Chi!drcn's Prgm. 7:00 News From Europe, NBC. WKNE -Mu~ic:.a l Hit,,: N BC·Re< M.upln's On: ~.: WJZ 2:45 EST 3 :45 EDT WOH.Si(lglnll: Clnarito, 7:15 Head lines and Bylines, CBS. Fine Music WOZ WMFF MBS-EI P3.!eO Trouhadors: WCOU 7:30 Pearson and Allen. NBC. *YN·N.,.<: WNAC IVrEA WLBZ IVSVB WLNH WMB A . M. 1:15 EST 2:15 EDT NBC·T'Q.,try Musi""I.: crCF 7:45 Wythe W illiams, MBS. WSYB WCSH lVEA N WLNH 8:46 Gabriel H ealter, M BS. 10:30 Cincinnati Conservatory of Mu· WRDO WCOU CIlC·Ju5t M"y : CBA CBO CBL CKAC · ~!u.icai Interlude sic, CBS. CDCHelio Children : CDO CDL CFNB CHSJ CDM CFCY WORe·Radio Voice of Religion 9:00 W alter Winchell, NBC. CFND CBA CBM CN·C.le Conlinental: WFEA WKDH ·Reode7.vous with Romance P.M . CBS· Major BowO$' F.mi1y: WGAN \VAAS-Cafe Continent;,'!.1 WMFr.High\Yay to Hoo.eo Variefy 12:30 RadiO City Music H a ll; O.sy MBS·Quaker City Serenade: WOR WABI ·l.iShl Concert Music * WOR·N.w, Ren ·~ rdy , guest, NBC. N Be·EmmA Oltoro, sop.: Concert "'EEI·From " Window on Be'COD \V'TIC·Sabba.th Me.s'ilSt' A. M. 3:DO New York Philharmonic S ym. Orch.: WEAf WGY \I'JAR Sireni 11:30 Major Bowes' Family; Matty phony Orcheslra. CBS. WHEB.Slory Hou. 1 :00 EST 4:00 EDT * N.",,, CFCF WHAM WQOM Malneck, guest. CBS. 4:30 The Pause That Ref reshe. on the WHEIl *WKSE·News .-CBS·New York Philh"monl. P.M . * CBF·News; Musical Prg:m. WOR·Pi:Jy Slife Sl'fflrhooy Orch.; John 8::t.rbi· Air; Helen Jepson, guest, cas. '2:15 I 'm an American, NBC. 7:00 Russell B enneU's Notebook , CrCY·Mclodics of Memory roni. condoj Dee.m~ 'taylor, 2:30 U niversily of Chicago Round Ta- CHSJ-Whi!c You Dine 1 :30 EST 2:30 EDT comm.· WABC CKhC WGAN MBS. CKAC·'I\l1usic:ale MBS· Luther.n H 0 u" wcou )-VBRY CFNIl WKNE WOKO ble. NBC. 9:00 Ford Sunday Evening Hour; Nel · W AA B--Sttldent Radio dub IVEAS WAilB WSYB CBO CBA CHNS CFCY WORC 4:30 Behind Ihe Mike, NBC. son Eddy, guest, CBS. WORC· oond.y Rhythm. r NBC·On Your J ob, dr .. mLl: WEEI WCAX wonc WAB! 5:00 Musical Steel makers, M BS. * WEEJ·Ntws : E. e R.ideout WEAF WNAC IVCSH WGY CHSJ 5:30 Your Dream Has Come True, WfIOH.Jud •• Prllm. MBS·To be. announced: WFEA SDlo!.t: Nathln Ylilltll.hJ. \'10- NBC. WTAG·Memoin of a Coneut CBS·March of Games: WADC IIn1. t, 5:30 Ned Sparks Show, CBS, Whe.llng 5to.1 WGAN IVIBX IV CAX WKNE O~'ertUn! to dn Il il lhLU COlllet'". Master •••• , ..•. , ••. ArLhur B(l'nJllmln 6:00 Double or Nothing, M BS. MUSICAL STEEL MAKERS WTIC·Melodiea in 3·'1 Time WORC WABI WBRY WORe SYniphon!c "l~l;R8'uolc . ~" .1.1'110 WEEI S.r1Upbo01 No. 4. 1[1 E miuOr 6:30 What's Your Idea?, NBC. SUN .. 5 P. M. IE.S.T.I 12:15 EST 1:15 EDT N Be·Jo," Marai" Afr kan Trek : . • , . •...... Brllllnlll 6:30 Gene Autry's Melody Ranch; ,A'IIlerlca'! Origill4J NBC-LlIYendc::r &: New Lac!:!: WJZ \V~Ff IYLBZ WRDO Dear Morn, CBS. emplDyee Family Broadcasl " NBC-I'm lin American; Guest wrEA CFCF CDM CR r WEAF IVJAR WGY CBM CBF 7:00 Jack Benny and Company, NBC, Spoaker>: IVJZ WOZ WMFF CSC·Concert In Miniature: CBA ..-NBC·Greal Play" Oroma· MUTUAL BADADCASTIU SYSTEM WROO IVFEA WLBZ WJZ WMFF CFCr WBZ 7:30 F ilch Bandwagon, NBC. (COAST.T()"COAST) CFCY eBF CBO CBL CFNB 8:00 Chase and Sanborn Prgm.; Ber GUOlILt "p~ah": Mot1nmv Yo· Cillo! Arlhur Win. I?lhero'li "Trc· lll nda Mero-Irloo. ,Colludef n..n(l In WOe7 or the Wells" '~III be gen and McCarthy, NBC. director of tit. Womeu'. NI' CHNS,Yollr H ,!mn:!! &. Min.. preseutfd. tlonal Bll.d.Jo CoO!llmJttell:'. CH J · Brut~ Wayne, sonES MBS·Amori, .. Speak : WOR 9:00 Manhattan Merry. Go • Round, YN ·T f) n e Tilp~strie$: WSYB * CKAC-New:5 j Album de h YN·rour Co,""" IVTAG IVFEA NBC. AChallenge To WEAN IYLNH: WNAe Chiln:5onnette WROO WSYB WNAC WEAN 9:30 American Al bum of Faml!lar CF'CF-Theah!r New, ; Orran Mu,ic *W8 Z · N~w, WCOU WCSH WTIC WLNIi Music, NBC. CfCY·Legion Talk WHAM·M!ctr. Fulton Sbeen WLBZ 9:45 Sports H ighlights; Cynthia Cline CHSJ.Memory & Winca rni" WHDH-Nupolitan HOUT CBL· Robr)' lnl'I Serviu and Gerard Darrow. guests. N Be Arm Chair Detectives CKAC·Si .. ~ WHEn· Lulheran How WAAB ·Vuiations 10:00 Hour of Charm, NBC; Who -murders W'h~Gnd wh)'T WhQt deep. da.rk WCOU.Mclody String. WL'I II ·L", 11'. Forget WHAM ·Modical So,i,ty eee.rell IQtk behiDd the aQucukJna door? Do de,r.d WCSH·Conc ..t H.II W01tholic Hou. lYTIC· Melodic Strings 3:15 EST 4:15 EDt Drama Inner Sanctum Mysteries WHEB.Musie of the M.st.... * N 8C ~ H. V. Kllltenbf)m . new!t : IVQOM·Swlng S... io. 1 :45 EST 1:45 EDT \VEAF WJAR WCSH P.M . WTtC·Junior Quia Show CBF· lnICrlllt!!O 2;00 Free Company, CBS. WBZ· SUNDAY NIGHT· 8:30 P.ge 18 10/28-1 * CBC· W •• k·End R,y;,,,; CBL ..-CBS. Helen H.y.. Th.,\tr. CBO CBA CIISJ drama: Harry VOrl ZeB, illI * Ntw5' IVMFF WTAG IVTlC noullcer; Mark Warnow's Or(h.: SUNDAY, April 20, 1941 CFCY CFNB WH!)H WADC WORC IVOKO WORY L OF.To be ;Jnnoum:ed 1\ EEl WORC CKAC (.1 .. * CIINS·New$; Uves 01 tht KNX .1 10;30 p.m.) Grut Ton I ~h \ '. dr!lma.= "lU,n. .1:lurli(er." (5;00 p.m. Continu.d) rl<.\C·J OSOn e l JOle n . WBHY·Studio P;u-ty ..... ~ 0 ·Star Spangled TIleOLter. NIGHT Varit.l), P'!ItL = WJZ WMFf t"HN "0- ~crtd $on" It Eve.ntid. \\lCAX-lJ~nce Music WEAN 1V8Z CFCF CKAC·M.lod;,. * WCAN·U's Dance Tim .. N.... t cur ·Concert Orch. WABI·Light COllet" Mwie WHEB· V~ !5 ptr Service Wh"r~ there ,. ftO 'b"wg WADI·Religion Under Fire WCAX·No\'elty Reyu~ for a .fatlon ,,. precedlwg \ K NE-ConcNt arch. WFEA·Highwa)' to Htann WOR ·Bulidog Drummond * WCA X·Music to R ~ad By; NeWt program's on the aIr. WGAN·llollywood 5.lon O,ch. WKNE·8iUboard WORe·Masterworks of MU51e: * WHOII .N,ws * WLBZ·News i Home Ownership 6:00 EST 7:00 EDT 6:45 EST 7;45 EDT WKNE·Ltuhenn liour ror You *N8C-( N.w,. WJZ 0 n I y ) *C8C· News : l egion Views the 5:15 EST 6:15 EDT To bi! announud : W J Z CFCF 8:15 EST 9:15 EDT ....CBS ·Silver Thc~ter j Drama.; War: CDO CFNB CDA CSL \vAUI.Perl~y Reynotds:' Orch. 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A.M. 9:30 Show Boat, NBC. *NBC·Nc.W50; Kitchtn QUil; New!.~ WFEA·Sunrist Serenade: (FeY·Betty Moore 8:00 News of Europe. NBC, CBS. 9:30 Basin Street Chamber Music So. WJZ CFNB·Sona, of t.he \.V~1 WGAN· Late Riser, Club 9:00 News Bu lIeti n&, CBS. clety, NBC. *WGY·News; To be announced c.:BL ~ l\1aph! Leaf Duo CHNS·Droakl.. t Club 10:00 Contented Hour, NBC. *WHDH ·Sc"nd'~·Fillnish Prgm.; CBO·M usiCilI Prgm. CHSJ-Arthur Chi.lpltl~, orptloilt P.M. We01lhcr: Sew, CFCY-S\'o'eethe:Jrts &. Smilin' Jaek CKAC·Cr.mde ~oeu r 6:00 Edwin C. Hili, CBS. WHEB·Morning W,tch eFNR OeBroy Som~n Band WAAB·Kalhr)'n Turney Garttn 6:30 Paul Sullivan, CBS. Drama *WLBZ·N~ws; Prgm. Highlights CHNS-5tar, or th. lV,ok WA8J·Htlprul Bin ... 6:45 The World Today, CBS. P.M. WMJ"r:rop o~ the Morning CHSJ·Sw~dhearls &. Smilin' Jack WBRY-Melodies for Momina 6:45 Lowell Thomas, NBC. 7:30 Cavalcade of A merlta, NBC. CKAC·Chansonottlu WBZ·Shopping N~\\,!!I WNAC·Ceorgc & OUr.ie, songs 7:00 Fulton Lewl8, J r •• M BS. 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EXCLUSjVE get in here?" The answer: Flynn and era, when he worked with Thomas A. Curtiz, being aliens, were not per Edison. More than ten millions of his Marge's "Ex" Sues mitted to pass deadlines established recordings were sold over a period ~ADJP YJ~'If~ NEW ¥oRK.-Four-year-old Richard about certain l'estricted areas! of years, including three millions of Kretsinger, known to MOV1E-RADIO The Same Hopper came hopping "Good Night. Little Girl, Good Night." ~ MrvtUn .fewU GUIDE readers as " Rikky." son of the back from Washington April 4 aglow He was born Harry H. McClaskey in late Donna Damerel, who was tbe from her experience ot lunching with New Brunswick, Canada. original Marge of "Myrt and Marge," Eleanor Roosevelt. Hedda told Mrs. FROM Monday until Friday of every is the center of a lawsuit involving F. D. R. that the acting profession week. daytime listeners to network his grandmother, Myrtle Vail Lam certainly missed a swell actor when THE WAR stations are deluged with a series of bert, Myrt of the program, and his fa her hubby took up politics, and the Benny's Fiddle Sold for Greeks programs to which the radio trade ther, William Jean Kretsinger. "Rik First Lady regaled the assembled reiers as "soap-box operas." They CRlcAco . ~ack Benny, whose radio ky's" father, who was divorced from National Women's Press Club with a violin-playing is confined chiefly to al'e fifteen-min ute sketches tending to laughable account 01 her Impressions Marge in 1939, is now in Alaska and is sour "Love in Bloom" solos and portray the daily affairs in the aver about the way Mr. R. runs the threats of playing "The Bee," donated age home. But if you were to listen to country! them regularly you would wonder if a fiddle for auction at a recent Greek they are truly representatlve of our War Relief show here, and it was way of llie. DEATHS bought for thirty- five dollars. Besides What is the basic theme of most of the Benny fiddle, one of Lionel Barry these serials? The answer is troubLe. The Lone Ranger more's original etchings sold f.or For some reason which we have not FARMINCTON. MiCH. - The Lone eleven dollars, and a big doll from yet been able to discover, the charac Ranger is dead. at the heroic char Mae West {or twelve dollars. Benny ters in these serials seem to be beset acter of nation-wide lame. Rather the was emCee of the show. with a series of plagues that would man who played the role, and whose Nazis Jail Commentator put those incurred by the children of identity was zealously guarded {or Israel to shame. For instance, in sev years by the producers of the show. N£w YORK.-Victim of. the Naus' eral of these daytime sedals the chief Earle Graser, thjrty-two-year-old ac wrath at the United States' taking character has been afflicted with sud tor. was killed April 8 when his car over of German ships in American den blindness or loss of memory, not struck the rear of a parked truck ports was John Paul Djckson Mu to mention the divorce entanglements trailer as he was driving to b.is new tual's Berlin observer. He was Jailed, in others which happen too often to home in Farmington, Mich., where he as were several other Americans in make good listening. Naturally tbat lived with his wile and one-year-old Berlin, when the Nazis learned of sort of thing brings about plenty of daughter. It is believed Graser may this government's action in stopping complications. But are those complica h.ave dropped off to sleep at the wheel German crews from scuttling their tions the sort which occur in the ships here. Held incommunicadO for average home? We think not. U they almost nine hours, Dickson was given are, then the typical American family only one slice of bread to eat. ln one is certainly living in one continual Jimmy McClain, twenty-nine-year of bis regularly scheduled broadcasts Dickson later said about the arrest: round of unhappiness. old announcer and producer, is "The whole thing made no sense." We need some cheer and a few the new "Dr. I. Q." (N BC, Mon.) chuckles in place of the morbidness Murrow Broadcasts in Print which dOl1)inates the story plot of these serials, something which bas a NEW YORK.-I! was inevitable that suing for the custody of the child. the transcripts of the foreign broad lighter side; something which more Grandmother Myrt has already moved casts by Edward R. Murrow. chief of closely ap'proximates what is actually to adopt "Rikky." the case with Mr. and )l;Irs. John Q. the CBS European staff. be compiled Public. A good example of the kind Dinah Loses-and Wins! in book form. Having directed CBS' European news affairs {rom London of program which we have in mind N£w YORK .-During the hearings is the popular "One Man's Family." since May, 1937, Murrow has covered over vocalist Dinah Shore's unsuc the most important developments in Another is the "Aldrich Family." One cessful attempt to get release from the present war. Edited by his co never tires of these sketches, listeners the Eddie Cantor program tor a big worker in New York, Elmer Davis, can always be assured of some good ger-paying job with the Chase and This Is London contains the following laughs and the performances are de Sanborn show, it was disclosed that in reference to the British people : lightful to tbe ears. tQe sultry singer had been paying twenty percent of her salary in com p LEASE bear in mind tbis is not just missions. The radio artists' union, one man's opinion. It is the opinion learning tbis. instructed Ca ntor to Earle Graser. portrayer of the of thousands of reader-listeners who henceforth pay her ninety percen t of. have written MOVIE-RADIO GUIDE over her salary and the remaining ten per Lone Ranger, died in an auto a period of time, asking why those cent to her two agencies. In addition, mobile accident on A pril 8 responsible for serials place so much the agencies were ordered to pay back empbasis on the darker side of life. all commissions that Dinah had paid We Americans have plenty to worry in excess of ten percen t. from fatigue. Brace Beemer, who us these days, what with wars and originally played the part some years rumors of wars on every side. We Hedda Hops ago and who has also been narrator don't need to be forced to listen to an HOLLYWOOD.-Hedda Hopper, Holly of the stories, returns to Silver's sad unending parade of domestic tragedies wood air and print gossiper who goes dle. Ironic note: Graser's death came which have been exaggerated beyond where she wants to go, armed her a short while before "The Lone all reason. We need something which self March 29 with a bale of permits, Rangel''' was to go on a large MBS will give us more faith in our homes, visas and credentials to crash the network with a new sponsor. in our way of living. We need to be military aircraft reseJ'vation at San uplifted, not cast down. Diego and watch the filming of "Dive Henry Burr " Give us lighter sketches, Mr. Radio Bomber," starring ElTOI Flynn. After CHlCAGo .-Henry Burr, the Bing Producer, and we will show you that passing the challenges ot a hall dozen Crosby of an earlier day, died here you can sell your product just as military police, Hedda heard several April 6 after several weeks' illness. easily as you do with the type which loud-talking sailors at the location The fifty-nine-year-old "Dean of Bal is filled to the overaowin~ with pure, set commenting on British-accented lad Singers" has for the past several _III.1ur(eo Soy"'o",. unadulterated tragedy." Flynn and Hungarian-dialected direc years been a regular soloist on the H enry Burr, "Dean of Ballad Sing That, Mr. Radio Producer, is the tor Mike Curtiz, "Jeepers creepers, NBC "National Barn Dance." He was a ers," who WaS heard on "Na "Voice of the Listener." they're all furriners! How did they musical idol back in tlle graphophone tional Barn Dance," died A pril 6 22 "/U N "And of the future, I think most of Substitute Shows them would say: 'We shall live hard. NEW YORK.-The last Kate SmHh but we sball live.''' show before the annual summer vaca tion will be June 27. Replacement for "Dear John" Actor Called the summer will be in the form oC HOLLYWOOD.-"Dear Johu" serial's two hall-hour shows, "Claudia" and Lynn Reed, portrayed by a.ctor How "Regular FeUows!' ard Dull', passed his physical examina tion last week and was inducted into Uncle Sam's Army for a year. No re MOVIES placement bas been selected for his Screen Raids Radio part in the Sunday drama senes. HOLLYWOOD.-Uni versal Studios has a deal on with Ben Bernie and PROGRAMS Walt.er Winchell to have them make another feud picture, whlle the same Bob White Bobs Up on MBS lot is planning to record on celluloid NEW YORK.-Creator of ''Deadline the J. Barrymore-Rudy Vallee radio Dt'amas" on NBC, Robertson (Bob) goings-on. Meantime, Metro has White extends his radio activities to reached into the Bob Hope cast to MBS May 6, when another of bis borrow his Six Hits and a Mjss for brain-waves, "The People's Play Eleanor Powell's "Step This Way," house," debuts as a Coast-to-Coaster. and Martha Tilton, who clicked in White works with rreene Wicker on "Irene," will repeat with Anna Neagle "Deadline Dramas," will emote with in "Sunny." Martha Raye has been hjs wife Betty On "The People's Play house." Wain "Hit Parade" Hold-Over Above .. re exclusive photos taken of Eddie Cantor and vocalist Dinah Shore, NEW YORK.-Latest contract renewal separately entering New York building for arbitration of their dispute for Bea Wain on "Your Hit Parade" carries her through to July 26. It came coincident with the program's renewal on CBS. Her other half, (eted at a banquet to be attended by Andre Baruch, handles the com GOING PLACES radio and screen celebrities in honor mercials. Dagwood Enters Honolulu Race of his tenth anniversary in radio. Jack HOLLYWOOD. - Arlhur Lake, the made his radio bow in May, 1931. Chicago Writer Returns Dagwood Bumstead of tbe "Blondie CH1CAGO.-Wyllis Cooper has re and Dagwood" films and broadcasts, turned to the scene of his many is planning to enter his N-class yacht, YOUNGER SET fictitious crimes. Tbe demon-writer Sea Hawk. in the 2,225-nautical-mile Two Hollands in Radio race to Honolulu starting July 4 this of the early "Lights Out" horror plays CHlCAGO.-Juan Hulland, kid sister year. The Lake racer is reported to is back in Chicago radio 'as one of the or kid actor Dick HoUand (Bud Bar be the fastest sailing craft on the Cali directors and writers o{ the "What's ton), making her radio debut as (ornia shore. is Your Idea?" program. During the past Doris Dorch in "Bachelor's Children." several y.eaTS Coo pel' has been in Hol- Kate Smith Busy in West She's already practically a veteran of the movies, having made her first HOLLYWOoD.-Kate Smith, with Ted screen appearance at the age of five Collins and entourage, are maintain as Patricia in "The Great Ziegfeld." Charming Bess Johnson is heard ing a merry-go-round schedule of in a new CBS serial realistically, activities while here. Last week's calendar included an airliner llight Carol Ann Grows Up titled "Story of Bess Johnson' to San Diego April 3 to be luncheon HOLLywooD.-Carol Ann, daugbter guests of Admiral C. A. Blakely, Com of Wailace Beery, always accompanies mandant of the 11th Naval District. the actor to his "Rawo Tbeater" signed to sing and clown in Warners' and on Saturday and Sunday, April broadcasts, but in past years the "Navy Blues," and negotiations are on 5 and 6, Kate and party "rested" at young lady sat on the stage. So, last to add Kate Smith to the same cast. Santa Catalina Island, wbere they fortnight, when Beery was co-star took in every sight, went fishing, and ring with Mickey Rooney for Cecil DeMille Aids Starlets buzzed about making amateur color B. DeMille, B ery requested and HOLLYWOoD.-Realizing that the movies of the William Wrigley estate stagebands placed a cbair for Carol twenty-bour rehearsal routine for hls and the isle's famous bird farm. Ann beside Beery's. She refused it. Monday "Radio Tbeater" and tbe ac Said Carol. "I've grown up now. I tual appearance before its large Heller a Double Commuter think I can sit in the audience with theater-studio audience could provide CH1CAGO.-Little Jackie Heller does the otber people." valuable dramatic training and ex some real cross-country commuting, perience for film starlets. 0)\ April 7 because he sings at his brother's Cecil B. DeMille inaugurated a new Yacht Club in Pittsburgh besides do policy of spotting talented young ing the solo job on "What's Your PERSONALS cinema players in (he casts of his Idea?" here. He makes two "ound radio dramas. First to be so assigned trips, a total of over two thousand ILM actress Muriel Angelus hu ~a)' Le~ Jkk..... was Eleanor Stewart, ex-New York Blond Wynn Murray is heard miles, each week for the radio show's Fended for the present her radio model now under contract to Para rehearsal and its broadcast. singing-uting series. but it Is talk again warbling with Fred Allen, mount, who supported Warner Bax thal Mugo moiY soon be Ilunched 3S now on "Texaco Star Theater" ter and Joan Bennett in "Stand-ln." i; radio Singer . . . Juk Bilker. Likewise given an unexpected break HONORS "Brealcfast Club" tenor . who once was Dorothy Knox, New York l'adac pointed for the open., will do .J clas~ sic.1 conctrl lor Ih. firsl 11m. In six lywood writing screen plays - Cor tress Miss Bennett had beard and Robinson-for Safe-Driving Aid years--this wee~ in Fargo, N. Oak. Shirley Temple and "Mr. Moto" noted more than a year ago in the HOLLYWOOD.-For the second con among others. Recently he has been ... The Sons of the Pioneers, hurd daytime serial, "The Life and Loves secutive year, Edward G. Robinson with Unclt Ezra, havt contrJcted with writing a training-camp serial, ''You're of DI'. Susan." Miss Knox was given will be presented April 16 with a Republfc Studios for some new plc:~ in the Army Now," and adapting the part of Cheri in the drama. Ex special award by the National Safety turu. It will be 01 generai homecomIng plays for "Campbell Playhouse." plaining the new policy, DeMille said: Council in token of his contributions whn they return to Hollywood. for 0111 "Radio, wbere retakes are impossible through his Wednesday "Big Town" ue building homes jn CiliforniJ ... Invalid Gets Radio and diction requirements more exact broadcasts to the cause of safe dri v The new Louella P,uscns show will end CHlCACO.-If you heard "Your ing, "Big Town's" drama April 16 after thirteen weeks uc:ording to rt· ing, is often more demanding than ports .. . Rubinoff is reported close Dream Has Come True" March 30, movies." concerns reckless driving and its in to crystallfution of severil radio pros· you know that the program granted in wctment. peets . _ . Julid Forbes, formerly of generous measure the wish of Graham Red Barber in Movies the Ntw York thuter ind now In Matthews {or a good radio. Matthews NEW YORK. - Red Barber, MBS "Quiz Kids"-for Swell Show Chingo radio ("Wings of Destiny" is .the invalid of Shelbyville, Ky., sports announcer known to many CHICAGO. - "Quiz Kids" bas been occasionally), h.as announced htr en wbose beautiful letter to Happy Jack listeners especially through hls pic chosen by the Federated Advertising gagement to manufacturing executive Turner was published in trus section turesque world series reporting, has Club of Chicago as "the outstanding C.,I He" .. Hugh Studebaker (Dr. several weeks ago. Happy JaCK was joined the RKO-Pathe staff as news network show produced In Chicago in Bob of "Suhtlor's Children") is Ihinking of adding a ranch in New instrumental in gelling this break for reel sports commentator. He will be 1940." Mtxico to his rUrl.! properly-consisl· Matthews, one of the many stricken narrator of all sports features except Ing of an eighty·a"e form In Indl.n •. heroes who find life still good with those on horse racing, which are han Benny-for Ten Years in Radio the help of radio. dled by veteran Clem McCarthy. HOLLYWOOD.-Jack Benny wlll be 23 Page 24 10/28-1 WNAC·Mulicill Roundutl 9:45 EST 10:45 EDT \VOR· Vic & SAdc, sk~lch CBS-Hymn, 01 All Chureh .. ; Time Changes Next Week WQDM·Mornina Musicale WABC \VEEJ WORC WOKO TU ESDAY I April 221 1941 * WTAG-MDrning Journal NO C-The Gospel Singer: \VEAF Over 1,000 programs change time next week. WTIC·R;l.dio B~n.JU: PrOf'IUD CBM 1832; J. Sferling Morlon. founder 0' A rbor Do .... barn Pand. YN·V.riatlons: WL.'>H The issue of Movie-Radio Guide on sale at all N8C.Br.ak£ast Club: CHNS newsstands Wednesday, April 23. will include 8:45 EST 9:45 EDT C8F·En ft":!Out.:lnl nadio - C~nadt all these changes_ Reserve your copy now! W H EB·N. E. 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WEAF WHAM WJAR WCSH WOR.Tlmtl? o'Clock PI:t.yhouse CKAC-Le Vieux Loup de ier; WOZ·To be :announced WGV IYNAC WIlOII.Pu:)d:e or Bands WORe-Masterworks of Musie CBS·~ory or Su, JohMon l \\'31u WDRe-Ad liner WHEn·Riditl' the Rilnle NBC·Alma Kitchell's treamline ,k",ch: WABC WEEI WOKO WAAB·SporU Matin.tt. WKNE ·Musiut MMorcad. Journ,l: WJZ IYLBZ WRDO IYORe WORC WGAN IVBRY WBZ·Don Winslow, sketch (Continu,d on Next Pago) WU B -Middll)' Molodies WrEA WMFF CI'CF 3:15 EST 4:15 EDT \V AC-Mu~jcal itoundup CBC-Ag.lnst Ihe Slorm: CHSJ ~YOR·Consutnen· Quit Club CFCV CHNS CDA CBO CfNB ~o~:~ · G ;~~ke n p~~~ar~urYlnr~~ ,------WQOM ·For Your Amus~mt:nt *MBS·Cedric: roster, n t w s : David Ro .., .nnouno.,; Vietor WSYB-Oa.nce Hit, WCOU "LNH IV. YB IVAAB Bay, (.onduclor: WAne WORe TODAY'S BEST LISTENING * CBF· Ethoes from lhe Mosie WOKO WEEI 1:00 EST 2:00 EDT LibrMY: New, N Be·Amanda of Honeymoon HIli, CBL--Wayne King's arch. ,ketd,: WJZ WHAM WBZ tBM· lnterlude See program li.fJ.,. tor more detail a.d additional new. programs CD ·tife Can Be BuutifuJ. N8C-Ma. P@'rkin s, skefch: WEAF ,ketch: IVABC WEE! WORC CKAC·Chamber MUfic WTlC wc H WNAC WJAR Time shown I, EST, tor EDT add one hour. WOKO WABI.Dancing Moments WBRY·OOlncin( Disc, IVTAG CBA CHNS Cal CBO CBC·Happy G.ne: CFeY CHSJ CBM CFCY cmB cnSJ WGY 7:00 Fred W aring's Orchestra, NBC. COL CHNS CBA CBO CFNB \vBZ-lIum ilnd Strum: Contttt Special Program Holl CFCF·Stars 01 lb. W.. k '" Todd 7:15 Lanny Ross, CBS. rBM Rus!f:1I P,M. NBC·Emm3 Otero, sop.: WEAr * Wl.AX·Monhor Newl 8:00 Johnny Presents; NBC. CKAC·Social .A.nnounc~meDh IVJAR CBF WEAN-Consrcn of Putnts and 9:30 Address by Viscount H alifax, 8:30 Horace Heldt's Treasure Chest, Te3thtr$ WCAX·W.llz Prgm. Ml$ ,\\It Are Always Youn,. WGAN -A mer. Family Robinson MBS, NBC. ,kelch: WAAB WOR WIIDH·Dhcithnd Band WHDH-Chick Harris 8:30 Uncle Jim'. Question Bee, NBC, *\ N·N e \Y 0: IVSYB WLNH *WHEB-Wu COlnm~ntary: COD- WHEB-Sunshine: rOT Shut-In" 9:00 Battle of the Sexes, NBC, etTI Hour News WeI! wrEA WLBZ WCOU WMFF-Bonks & Author!; 9:00 We, the People, CBS. WgAN IVROO WNAC *WKNE·News A,M. WOR· Ed FitzKerald, talk WQDM ·Piano leuons 9:30 Fibber McGee and Molly, NBC. * Ne",.: WTAG WGAN 8:00 News of Europe, NBC, CBS, CFCF'·Lo5t Empire WQDM·Hall Sing .., 10:00 Bob Hope Variety ShOW, NBC, CKAC·Hh.toire, 0' Amout WTAC·Hath:wJJ)" Show; Theater 3:30 EST 4:30 EDT 9:00 N e ws Bu lIeti ns, CBS. 10:00 Glenn M Iller's O rchestra, C'BS. *WCAX·News i l\1i1rkett Ma'inn P.M. 10:15 Public Affairs, CBS. *WOR<": ·N~\\II; ~hin Str~el WllCFrench Pronunciation Lta· YN ·S... b.1I G • m 0: WAAB 6:00 Edwin C. Hill, CBS, 10:30 Uncle Walter's Dog House, NBC. WGY·Aunt Jenny's Storiu &on. IYLNH WFEA WROO WSYD 6:30 Paul Sullivan, CBS. WEAN WCOU WLBZ WHEB·Town Crier 6:45 Lowell Thomas, NBC, WKNE·Hen's Howe 2:15 EST 3:15 EDT C8 -A Friend in D~td; Richud Drama CBC·Ro,d or Lil., ,k.l1 :15 EST 2:15 EDT N 8C - ~I)~$tery Man. s k etc h : NBC·Pepptr Young's F;Jmily, B:OO Wythe Williams, MBS. Menken J CBS. WEAF WJAR WHAC IYCSH sketch: WEAf WJAR WTIC 10:00 Raymond Gram Swing, M BS. B:OO Court of Missing Heirs, CBS. NBC·Bttwetn the Bookends: IVGY WliAM WTAG IVCS!( WNAC CI'CV 10:45 News Bulletins, CBS, 8:30 FIrst Nlghter, CBS. WJZ WMFF CFCF IVfEA CBS·Joyte Jordan, Cirl rntern~, eF"NO WGV CBO CBM CBl 9:00 Grand Central Station, N BO, WLBl. WROO WHAM sketch: \vABC WEE! IVORC CH. HSJ CBA l ij . Woman in White. $htch: WOKO WoRC WGAN N BC·John's Other Wife, ,ketch: Variety WABC WEEI WoRC CN · Ffrst Rue NarrlgJnsett Pk.: WJZ WHAM WBZ .fine Music NB C.Rhymin' Tim.: WEAF WBZ IYCOU IVL."H · \vSYB \vAAB CreF ·Ma!h:r Singers A.M, MhS ·Edith Adams' F u t u r e, WBZ·Con«rt Hall .1 tho Air * CKAC·Newsj Farm~rs' Bulletin 9:00 Breakfast Club; Don McNeill, A .M. ,ketch : WA,IB WOR WCAX·Harlie E, Wilson, orcanitt *WDRC-Ad Liner; "'ews NBC. 9:15 American S choo l of the AIr. CBS. CN·Carnival: WLNH WSYB WIIDH-Joc Abramo's String. WEE1·FOC)d in the- News: Around P,M. P.M. I,.l::J,f·La Hue Princlpa!t WKSE·Gyp.y C".v.n the Hub 12:30 National Farm and Home Hour, 3:15 Golden Treasury of Song, CBS. CKAC-Old Roiraino WOR·Health Talk ; Prgm. Pl<' \vHOfl ~It's Danct Time!' Anto~lnl Concert Serie., CBS, *WAB1·Monitor View, tbe- Newt view; Tod3Y'S Tunt W~1FF -Colorado Wrangle.fS NBC. 8:30 WBRY·Cheerrul C;hatter WQOM·Orr th. R ..ord WOR·Embaltlcd Pf:opl .. of Britain 1:15 Between the Bookends, NBC. 10:15 Our New American MusIc; Frank WCAX.C.llin~ All Women WTAC·Secrets of Happiness WQDM-Nam Yours 4:15 Cl ub Matinee, NBC. Black, NBC. Page 26 10/ 28-1 *WCAX·New. ~ NBC · Hor ace He:idt's Trusurt WCOU ·Sporl. lh.. , WEi\F WCY WTAG \VFEA·True Stories lYTle w eSH WJAR WNAC TUESDAY, April 22, 1941 WHOI1·B.n Pullo', Orch CBe·Good Luck SholY: CllA eBO WOR·People', Playhouse CFNB eHIIS CHSJ eBL CBM WSYB·C.tholic T,ulh Pntm CFCY . CRF·La situotion, lujourd'buJ 7:30 EST 8:30 EDT (5:30 p.m. Conlinued) 6:30 EST 7:30 EDT CFO·-Tr-u1I.1rc Trail *CBC·Mu,l, Guild; News: CBO CKAC Am'" ' n' Andy WEEI-Re:ndtzvous in Rhythm *CBS-P3UI SuUl\'an. news com· eBM I'BA CFNB COL CBF WaRY Marilyn Sault. K)n~ n,cntalor: WASC WEEI WORe (,HSJ CI'CY *WCAX.Univ. of Vermont: New. ~~r~~T~at~br:~':~:OLl~~:J N~wl WOKO \YGAI' N8C-Hurt.ado Bros.' Orchestrol: WCOU ~ Master\\'orks of Music WIiES True tories NBC.Jose Bcthwcourt's Band : IYROO WFF.A l.'Hc:urt Franc-a". \\ KNE· wink-Tinll!~ \\'LBZ r CUS-!>ccond Husband. draml, *WKNE Ben HiT.5f:h Prennll: WLBZ·Shoppcr', V~ril!ty R",,,. .NBC-Gulden 5e'renaden ~ \VJZ with ~'('h~n I'h:.nken: WA 8(: New. WLNH·airthday Parfy NBC·Pla no RedIal : WEAF 1V0 Re WORC WOI" of ,h. We,k: CFC Y CKAC WNAC WL, H e N·H.len Hol den. sk.tch: weou CBF·Jeuoust O Qrt~. llc e l~ WCAX· unbeam Houl CB S·Morning Alm.n.c : WABe Stars or the Week j Voice of IVL:-'l1 111100 IV . VII CBF-Quell .. nouveU .. 1 & Cfl... ·l'or Lad.", Only CFeF.Melody Tim. WEAN ·C ..I Ta'. , h. Rhod. *Ne".: CBA CBM CHNS Memory : CIISJ CflNS * CH 'S~ News; favorite Son, ("feY·Bllnd Pllrild.. Islanders WHAM WHEB WQOM ('KAC'Pour VOU!l M~daml' ,*CSF.Your Favorite Songs; Nt'" CHSJ·HoU$e of PUer MatCrtUot noundup \YG,\N ·Mtfiilation, in Mtlod., (FCF·Homemakers Revie\w WADI·Hollywood Headliner,,: Mu· * CFNB·News: Noonday *crCF-,Ncws; Musicale CKAC·L'Heure Recrulivt CHN ·Melodies WHAM·Women Only WAAB·Musical CI<>. newsdealer's now! *WJ::lAM ~ Hi' of 'he O~ ; New. WCY ·Aunl Je.nn¥', Stodu WTIC·How '0 Enter • CoDtH' WGAN·Jutt Relu *WHOH·Wnlhlltr ; Ntw~ WHEB·Town Crier & Win WHDH·Chick Han-a WKNE·Varidy C;uavan WKN-£..Here'. HOWl 2:15 EST 3:15 EDT IVHEB·Rev, 1. 5,II,vIO& *WMFF'-Noontimc Varietie,; WQDM ·Army Prgm. CBS·Jo),ct Jordan, Girl lnterne : WMFf·Poltern, in Melody Hollywood Hc::aduncn: News * \\ '1C.N.w. V'I' eathlJ WABC WEEI IVDRC WOKO WORe· Your Part in Nat'l Dt· WHAM·Mu,i •• lt CBC ·Popul .. 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VlCOU WLNH WSYB WAAB WGAN WKNE WOKO WABI CB~I *IVBR Y·Spin, & N«dI.. ; \ ~ ..th. *NBC·Your Host; News: WJZ WBRY·CheerftJI Chatter WEA)! IVCAX *N8 C·We Men-We Women: er j New. CN·Agri CN ·II.lian Melodi.o: WEAN \VGAN ·Col\~e: rt Master WJZ WHAM WBZ CKACStoc:k Quotation, Town Crier IVCAX·Rq; Na.h & Jumbo CBC·Form Broad< ..t: CBL cao WABI .A long the lYay \vHDH-Hydro~;,phic Report: CBS·Portia Filc@'~ Life: WASC CFCY·Ollnce Parade Gloria Carroll. sonp W11flll Depoe O'alofut. CDM WBRY·MaUer on Platlen WORC WOKO WEEI WGAN CFND·On the Mall WI<~E-B ooknllw N8C · B adt~lage Wife, sketw: WHEO·Arthur Haisb, pianist *N.", IYFEA \YOR CRN WCOU -Payne's Palavu CHSJ ·Gem, 01 Melody WRDO·Fum Crfdit Drama WBRY WJAR WQOM WKNE WLBZ·Maine Fed. of Music Clubs WEAF WTlC IVTAG WCSH CKAC·Le View: Loup de Me .. i WGY ·Landt Trio WQ01l1-Con«rt Hall *Maine News Review; WL8.L WBRY.Alph:lbetic:al Swin~ WJi\I\ WNAC WGY Chansonettc IYRDO WBl Agrl(uiturl' ews * WTAG ·Aftemoon Journal: New. CBC-Shop to SoY.: CSA CFNB WBZ·Dort Winslow, ~ke:lt.h Singing Sam: WNAC WLNH WeOU·Ad .... ent Christian WTle· tring Matinee CBl COO CBM WCAX· Rhythm in Rhyme Time NIGHT CBr·Le Re.... cil Rur., WGAN ·Farm & Hom. Nem 2:45 EST 3:45 EDT CN·It', Dan .. Tlmo: WRDO WCOU ·AI Rick .. CFCF·Con<.,.\ H.II WGY·On the Mall MB .• chool 01 the Air: WLNlI Te. Timo: CFCF CKAC CBf WDRC·Ad Liner CBS-llome. of the BuYe, skdch: CFCY·Oulporl. Where there I. no list ing CFNB·Melody Tim. WHA,\l·Scllool 01 the Air *WGAN·Mu5IcaJ Spc'CI;Il; New. for " . +aflon Its preceding CHSJ·Oancf' Band P."dl WASC WEEI wonc WOKO CHN:,·Makt! Believe Ballroom \vHOH ·T~ &; Jack'. Song Shop W t-J E8 Purtamou lb Hostu. program li on lb. air. CKAC·Germi:l ine Janelh:, piani!it WJAR-Brnity Matinee WORC *CHSJ·Newi; Prglo Bu.llellD. WKNE·Tbea.ter & Amunm~Dt WAAB ·LII R~a It:th.n t"6tlodit!t WKNE-Twin States on Pa.rade NO ·Arnold Grimm's OaughtC!r, Muaiul Prtm. Billboard 6:00 EST 7:00 EDT WABI·Tu Thorne, !ll1nS. .kelch: WEAF WJAR WCSH WABI · Dram. 01 Food WLNH·U. S. Army Btmd *WI.NH· N.wI; On With 'hi *NBC·N ...I.n .. ; News; WEAF *WCAX.Nt'''"s, VanerlP? lVQOM ·I{~nt uck}' ~a_mblen WNAC WHAM WGY WaRY·Piano Mini:llluru O~nce Filn Interview; WeAX·To be announced *NBC·HtW5j Gruben. Pa.rr~g,l. WCOU·NooJld.y M.lodie, WSYB ·Ame.r. fgmily Robinson YN-Biseball WMFF·Wntword·Ho Cowboys ,o.gs: WJZ W~H ·h's MeJody TJm, WFEA WAAB WLNH WHOJl ·This b Our ew £ngland 1 :45 EST 2:45 EDT WOKO·Musical 'tenul * CBS·Edwin C. lIiH, Or'. NBC·AulhoT$ Playhoun, dr~ma . 7:00 EST 8 :00 EDT WE£I·Cari Moore', Ila""dl, Ruu. Whi,te.y Ford, m,c.: WEAF C8S-Morning ... Imoni" WABC VN.Jim Britt. sports: WEAN WGY WCSH IVJAR IVTAG CrCF W ~IAM·Ma Pe.rkin!i. sktl~" WJ..NII WllDO IVNAC WTAG MUS·Lang Thompson', Orch, ; *C BC·Ne"" CDI. CIlO CDM WIIDI-I ·Oordtrtowll B3rbt'cur 7 :15 EST 8:15 EDT Wl'IAC \YT[C IVLBZ WFEA N8C·Marning in Minhattan; Rad· WCHS wrEh IVL8Z WCOU " NBC-New. or the World : WEAF (.[•• KOA KF[ ., II :30 p.m.) WLlI'lI WRDO WCOU WS,{B WJIEB·St3t~ £mployment News: LUlhl 0" I.. Listen <":Iub , CSo WAA8 " vocali~t; 8:00 EST 9 :00 EDT 9:00 EST 10:00 EDT rno·!\f~SS.1rz@ frotb Stud, Mu:. (.1'0 KSL KNX " 10:30 II'JlIlC WASI WOKO WEEr 11 :00 EST 12:00 ED' .CBS-II.", ot Europe: WADC 'ltNBC·Nfws; Happy J uk: WEAF PherlOtli o·m.) IVORC WORC CKAC (also CBS·Shop Fi.,d,· orcn.: IVASC IVBRY IVDRC WGAN WEE! CBM CFIT-Uncl. Troy VN·[n,ido of Sp orts: WEAN KSI.. [(~X " 12 mid.) \ AX WORC WA 81 IVAIl! 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CFCY CHSJ *WORC· News; We-3lher: Sportsj CFCY·Mon>in, CFCY·\Vomen at "I *WFEA.Nc.ws; Chuckl~s in tht CFN8 CHNS Ne\ys CFNB·St." of the Weell CFNB,Wi$hart Cam~beJl tinCt WHDM·Pete Herm3n's Orch. NeW! *N@ws · wcou WLBZ CHNS·Morning DevotioDI CIINS·Cabinet of M~lody WHEB·Civit Patrol *WGY·Ne.ws; On with the Dance WHAM·H-ou:!1!' Parly WBflY·Ave Maria Hour *WOKO·Ne!:ws; Interlude. 01 CKAC·Chan~nnettes *CHSJ-News; Hour of Cood W JAR-Dance Music Chl!er \VHOH·SccrN5 qr Ib~pi nts$ *WBZ·Frontlinf: He:tdlines Mu:sic WAAI.I-Ei,ht D.lIl WKNE·Oe!oigned for Dancing WCAX · View, & Reviewl WHZ·Bandstand KAC.MelTopallt3n V;lri~lie, *WlNH.Ne\V5; Vari@lies 7:45 EST 8:45 EDT WGAN ·Columbi ... Maalawork.. 11 :15 EST 12:15 EDl WHAM·Klndly Thob WAAB·MNly·Go·Round \VNAC ·M u~ical Rf:ndll!:%Vou, VN·W.It2 Tim.: WNAC WJ..N H WKNE Rhythm in Rhyme Tun. CBC·Britaln Spo.ks: CH 'S crCY WHOH·Glaom Clusen *WBZ-New,; Mildred W. 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WAAB·Governmt.nt Reporh WHDK-Hits & Encoru WKNE·To be: ~n(lounc~d * CBC- N.ws: CliNS CFCY C8M ,9.t!e "NlIII,ftl,', '"""'''I1~'JI1I\'"' "" WTAG · Mu~i(.al Mel)u WCOU· WOlnM in the Newt WHEB·A to Z in Noy('lly rUJII~ 1!!7. CN·Town M.,lIng : WROO WilB 10:00 EST t1 :00 EDT 11 :45 EST 12:45 EDT 8:30 EST 9:30 EDT WHAM·\Vomcn Onl)l WMFF·Harry HQrlick', Orch. WHOH·Air E"pren WJ..NH WSYB IVCOU C BS·Glenn Milltr'~ Orc.h.: Ri:Y CBS·Jerry Wald's Orch.: WEEI N BC -Who's Blue?: IVLBZ IVRDO . WOKO·Edwin C. Ii 111, t:OCDal WHEB·Int. 5. S, les.!oon CBC·To be announcC!!'d: COL C8M Eberlt- &. Paul" Yocnli!.b: WOKO NBC·n. Chintido.,,: WEAl' WOR-Ji~,."·5 Morv.3" Ke.lly. WJAR·Hou!;eMvu· Radio Exch. WTAG·Liulc Concert CBF-Grad,' S. V. P. WAIlC WORC WORC WABI 12:00 EST 1 :00 EDT CDM WCSH WJAR WGY CFCF·Studlo Prgm. \vEEI WKNE WOKO WBIIY CN ·Andy Jltobson's Rhythm: WOR·root·r.,h * N Be - News j Cfilude T hornhill'~ WQDM. Vocal Vari .. 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Jim. ,ket,h .... *MBS·R.ymond Gram Swing. WOR lrcr·}lon'tt'maktrtl nevin, CB C·Violln Roeitol: CBO C81. CBS·Am., 'n' "'ndy. '~e\ch: IVJ..IlZ-Th, Shining Hour new" WAAB WLNH WROO CFNB·SmiUn' Jack; Voice of CRA " WAAB·Ne\v, NBC.Knlghts ot tho Ro.d: WROO IV ABC WGAN IYO[(O WEEI WI\IFF -Voice of Dem.ocr.tE:)' WCOU WSYB WOR WEAN * WCAX.Ncw.\; We,lhrr Memory WORC wnnc (.,,. KNX KSl Spe:aks r NBC-Authors Pla)'housC!, dra CH. S·Stars of the Week; V oic:~ C8M ,t I[ p.m.) \'Olf Where Ate You From ' 11\:\: WJZ WMfF End of W f:dnt~dilY P rogri.m!o 0' Memory (Contil"lutd on Ntxt Pa!l1(!!) Page 30 10128-1 11 :30 EST 12:30 EDT *N BC·N.I'I Farm 4. Hom. Hr.; eN .Volce of the PQultrymiln: DeJe:nse Nl!w,: WJ1. WHAM WAAO WLNH WCOU WSYB \VOZ WMFF CBS·Rom~nce Heltn Trent, THURSDA YI April 24, 1941 NBC·CI.r~ Denni.. lnr., WSZ d. WROO WMFF CBL .k",h: WABC WORl' WOR' CBS·Blp Slste,. ,ketch: WAse W(,IW WEEI WORe IYOKO wone WEEI NBC-Deep River Bo)'~: WEAF (~:,o •. m. 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WMFF WHEB·On the Mall WHEB.J ...y & Sky W.IArl Br(!vit)' 101,unt-l CBO CBI. CBA WEAN Hcnvlllrd; Interlude WAA.8,Oon ArtiSlf, piani!lt WKNE·Twin St3les Paradt crey WOKO·TN. Ch,"~i", World WKNE·Mu!!icill Motorcildt on *WfEA.News \VOZ-Two Men &: :l Girl CBF IVBZ CFCF *WQO~r ·Mollitor News WLNH.Mldd.y Molodi". W LI'H·Amet. famUy RobtnfOlJ WGAN SCIII~S. of lht Oaj' WEAN·Ju,t PliolLn Bill NBC ·V•• ,an. udy. sketch, WEAl WNAC·Musical Rou n.dup WQOM Kernu(k) Ibmtde" WJAR WHAM IVGV WNAf WtIAM.TowOt ('Jock Prgm. IVEEI·Food Fa" WOR Cnnsumer'S· QUilt Club WSYB·Lo,1 W, Forgel wrslJ WJoIDH .Arnoy T.lk IVGAN ·R.mblioS Rh)'lhm AFTERNOON WQOM ·For Your Amustm"lt.n t 1:45 EST 2:45 EDT WIIED.Old Il,ruin. WHED·Projection Booth " CN·lnleruting Highlights of the WSYB·DilJ\re Selectio'I' ~ BC ·Belty & Bob ,ketc" U. . Allny; IYCOU WLNH ~~~~:~1lu~:!: ~!u~~~~ W~~~j~~~:n Rhopsodies: Prsm. 1 2:00 EST 1:00 EDT 1 :00 EST 2:00 EDT WEAl' \\'5\,B WAAH M BS-We Are Always. 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CaL-HO WGAN·S60 CKAC· Le COIlrrier dl,l Coeur CBC.Orgiln Retitil: CBO *New!: CFNB WYB WTIC UlIlp S ho~" 2:15 EST 3:15 EDT CBM·P40 WGY·81 0 NBC·Travoling Cook: WJZ CFCF CBO·P IO WHAM·J 180 IwVAAA8BJ. ~SI ·0"r,gn ".n'. SM~i,nl g"!J 1fCBr BBC New, CFCY~D3nf":f SoVe)LJU 1:30 EST 2 :30 EDT CFCP·'OO WHAZ·IlJO IY.. CFCF N Ity Q . t t CHSJ-Whilt: You Din. NBC·Rlddle 01 Llle: IVJZ (t'n WMFF WLBZ IVRDO IVFEA CFCY· •• o WJoIDH ·8S0 WCAX .St rin ~ Ensembh' CfCY:O~~~e P8r~l;t 41 \vABI-A ir Parade: ; Pr&,", Sum· IYMFF WFEA WRDO N BC·Mystery M.n. 'k e I c h: CFNB·550 WH Ell·1S0 IYEH·A,I'IN.Amlnd3 of Ilone.ymoon CFNB.Danc:e Tina mary CBS·The Right to H.ppln... : WEAl' WHAM WCY W AC eHNS·P6D WttR'920 CHSJ Vael t p m .WCSH·News: NO,,"ilrim. WABC WED IVORC wDRC WJAR IYCSH CHSJ·1150 W Z·7l0 WHAM.Vi, & adc. ,ketch CKAC.Mu,i/Soc:- . IVHDII·/toli.n M.lodie, WOKO CBS·J~)'c:e Jordan. Clrl Interne: CKAC·'JO W £·1290 WHEB·Americ:;an f3mllv RubinsoD WABI .Ooc Sell:ln True StOritl WHE.8·Noonday Re\"it'w WAAB·I440 WI.B2·620 N ~~n~i~F Masters' Oreh.: \vABC WEEI IVORC WORC WABC·SSO WLNH·IJ40 WKNE·Gutn lh~ Tune WBZ,Famlly Cifel, WJAR·Wellttu:r ; Dance. MUlie WOKO WGAN WABI· 1230 WM'F(>.1 J40 IVLBl·Topie, fo r Ib, Ladi.. \>ICA-X .II'"'' Is II' IVI.B%-Sid ....aU< 1I".r.. , .., V N-M~lrlorlc Mfils Hour : WTIC CN·N~rragan5ttt PoIrk Ru!: WBRV·' S9D WNAC·1260 \,IJ~f'F' ,Mill Ptrkins. ,lc"!ch \VEAN-Sidcwalk Backtalk WNA C· Musical Roundup ~~~~~ WLBZ WCSH WNAC WLNH WSYB WMB lVEAN WBZ· WOKO· 1460 10:30 EST 11 :30 EDT WHAM.Tom Gri.,.,on 1V0R·S.r,n.d... WCOU WBZA·IOSD WOR·1!O MBS.Ta be announced: WAAB \VHDH. Home Topic. WTAC. ·Noonda), Rt~u. MBS ·Hel,n Holden. ,k.,c' WOR CB C·Rood of We: CBO C8A WCAX.'230 WORC.ISIO NBC Th< V.g,bond., WJZ WOZ WKHE.Cr." Compo,... WT1CWri~htvill. 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KBC-Amand:t of Honeymoon Hill. ClINS·Cinnatllon Bear weou· hoppers' Guide N BC ·Gulden Serenaders: WJZ KNX KSL .. It p.m.) KAC·Dotolbte or Quib ,ketch: WJZ WHAM WBl eHSJ· ong noei ..1 WORC·Ad Liner *CBS·PlUI Sullinn. news (omm,: N BC·frtCI. WUlng In Piusull WAAB·Here', ~torg311 N8C · ~h Perkins, skelc:h: WEAr CKAC·La Rue PrincipillR WEAN"·Evcrybody', Sport WAOC WORC WEEI WGAN Tim" WEAf WCSH WJAR WBRV·lhrn Oancl'! WEEI·Rtndezvous in Rhythm WHAM .N. Y. S. Trool)tn II'TIC II'TAG eFNB WNAC WASI·Music You Reoo('rnber WOKO IVGY IVTlC WL8l WTAG CBO CBM CBL CHNS CBA WeA X ·Birthd.y Club *WFEA· 'agwrush Jim; News N BC·Re,orles: WEAf WJAR WNAC (.hIo KOA t{ft .t II WHDH·lr\,·il .. lioli to the W,Jltl WCAN ,SJ)Ortl in Review WNAC·Culden', Sertnaden IYJAR IVCSII efey WCY WI: WOR Wone WOKO *N.\VS! CIINS won WAAB WMB WRDO WeOI: IVI.NH CN·Concert Mlnialures: WLNI-I lerview~; New.. : WJZ WOR·Waile Hoyt. port.a creF. milin' Jade &. 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SI,alght Shooters: WOn.sporlo eBO CfCY CBM UNB WBRY WADI weAX WGAN CHSJ·Rhylhm &: ROm;tnl;'i WJtER·DO<'lor' ~ Hour *MBS·Wythe. WiUltml. fle w,: WOKO WIZ WMFf WEAN WHA-II WKNE·Oe~igned for Dancin, 7 :1 5 EST 8 :15 EDT CKAC·M.! WIlAM * WBRY.Conc:ert Hall ; News 7:15 EST 8:15 EDT CUN. ·Cabinel of Melody CN ·We A.rt Alw,),s Young, sketch: WROO WL8Z WeOU.MurphYs DDncderia TrOUI: WABC WDRC WOR * CtlSJ ·News: Hour of Good WLNII WCOU WSYO NBC·ne M.n I Married • • kelch: WABI WEE I WOKO Musical Clock : rNB WOR WCtL ' Lest We forgtl *News: WIlDlt WEAN IYI>AC Chocr CBF·S),mphorlic Mu.i, WEAF WTIC WJAR WNAC WHOM-Echoes of the Scrnn CBC·Bribin S.,..Iu: FNB CBA CKAC·Metropolit:m Variclic. C'eF·On the Mall; H.. I111 Talk WGY WTAC WCSH GBO crev CHNS CHSJ CBM WCAN Wl\N[·Moon Magic 7:30 EST 8:30 EDT WAAB-Ml!rl'y-Go·RQund CFNB·Happy Warrior Prpn. CBS·To be .nnouncod: WORC WOR·Cad Garcia, songs" OTth. CSL 1tWaZ-News; Mildred W. Carl· CBC ·Morning Devotions: CBL CIJNS·Mrs. Dexter *MBs·a. S. SorcoYI: WEAl' 10:30 EST 11:30 ~DT *CBS·Now. 01 Eu,ope: WABC WLNIHlome Hill Ho", *WKNE·N.w, CHNS·MoJodi .. : Stl.. of Radio taloo KNX "' 12 mid.} "NBC·Llsteners' Pliyhousc,dr.. · WBRY WCAN WEEI WORC *WOKO·News; Interlude *WPotFF·Norlh Country Nt:WI CKAC·Sun,hino Ho", NBC·C.,lbb"n Melod i.s: IVJZ ma: WEAF WNAC WJAH WAOI WDRe WCAX WSYB·Devotional Period WOR·Mtdiul lnronnation Bur~au WABI· 'arguet Matson Speak' WBZ IVMFF WEAN WCSH WTAC WTIC WCY CBC·AI Ihe Con,ole : C8M C8A WQDM·Dronc.ho BU5tUS WBRY·Morning Musinl Revue CBC·RtCitol: CBO CBA ClfNS 9:15 EST 10:15 EDT MBS·Jin C~rber ' s Orch.: WLNH WRDO·Topics ror the ''''WU W8Z·Hom~ Forum CHSJ CBM CFCY CBf CFNB CBL NBC ·Br.. ~I"1 Club : C8L cal. WSYB WCOU WLBZ WfEA *VN· N e w s: IYL8Z WCSH CBO 10:15 EST 11:15 EDT WCOU·Army Bond ",MBS·ln Ch,cago Ton'ghl. Va· ",*NBC·Ahud 01 Ihe HOld· WEAN WNAC IYRDO IYSYB WEAN-Musical Round·Up ritty Show; Harold Stoku' CO ·American Sehool of the Air: NBC ·Tho Munro,. ,kelch: WJZ lines; (;eo. Hicks, m.e.: WJZ WLNH WFEA weou WABC WABI WEEI WGAN WFEA WBZ CFCf WGA 1·M usical Special Orch.; GUC-Jt Sta.... : WLNH WRDO WMfF waz WHAM WHAM· Ho.dlin .. & He.llh WAAB IVCOU WSYB WRDO * Ne"" WJAR WOR WQDM WDRC W8RY Wc;\X WORe CBS·My,1 and Marge. sketch: ;tCBC· BBC Nrw",el: CFNB CBA ellSJ WHOH ~Buil ders o( BroektoD WLBZ IYFEA WOKO WABe WEEI W8RY WDRC t CFey CHNS CHSJ CBM CBL Musical Clock: WCY WOKO Topic: "080 the ...\.nutrlut, WORC WCAN WOKO WHEB·To be IInnounced CKAC·Amos 'n Andy COO \l'rClierve Tbelr afrU.IGe of Free· WKNE-Muslul Noveltie:t *WCAX·Dam:e MUJlcj New, 8:15 EST 9:15 EDT ::~::r ,,::~·a, . MU:. CBF·Don Turner', Orclo. dOw 1" TlJl, I" lbe 111'n llroc:r.~ 0:" (\11. "_. Wl\offF·True Storits *WGAN·Dancc Ja.mboru; Nt," NBC· Who', Blue!: WJZ CaL lu tbl ••erlu. fOr tbe Iita¥Oo. NBC ·Bachelor·s Ch lld"n. ,ketch: CfCF·On With tho Dmco CBA CFCF CHSJ CBO CfHB 11:15 EST 12:15 EDT WKNE·World Ob,.rver CKAC· Ralph M;.rtin'. Orcb NUC·Dick L ei beT t, orlanist: WEAr IYTAC WNAC WCSH WOR·A Oorr.1 of fl1n NBC ·Gone II< Glenn : WEAf CBM WEAF WJAR WTIC WCV MBS·Melody Slrlngs: WAA8 * WAAO·Por.d. of th. News WJAR WSYB WLN H WCOU IVFEA *WEAN·lYythe Willi.m, CBS·Sonp, in Ihe Wind: WKNE MBS.Young Amorl .. Asks: C8M 8:45 EST 9:45 EDT "CBS·Muslcal Comody Favorll.. , VN· FI"I Nallonol Food News: CBO CBL NBC·Ag, ln st 1he Storm. sketch. CKAC·To bt announced *WKNE·News Hews: WABC WCOU WEAF WTAC WNAC WJAR WOR-wlt: Can Be Beautiful WCSH IYfEA lYTIC WNAC CN ·Edith Adam,. ,kelch: * WKNE·Jnluludc; New. VN·Wea\htr S .. vl .. ; Mu,lcale : WTAG W~BZ WEAN IVLNH WSYO WTIC WGY COM CBL \vCSH 9:00 EST 10:00 EDT 10:45 EST 11 :45 EDT WLNlI IVLBZ WRDO WSYB NBC·Rhythmic Melodies: CBM CBC·Jan' Weldon : CBA CBS·M.. lh. Web'It,. skelch: ",NBC. Kralt Mu,lc Hall: Bln~ * C8S·Now, of Iho World : WAac WEAN WFEA WC(lU WNAC CBF·Courrier·tonfidences CfCY ·Losl Empire WABC WORC WEEI WORC Crosby, m.e. i Bob Burns. comt· WBRY WKNE WCAX IYCAN CBS·Mu,it of Today: WA81 * CfNB· ow, WCAX· Strina En,emble IVOI t., Voix de III Stcurite (Continued on Nu t P"gt) «F'NB·A Man &.. His Bund * WGAN -Monitor New, MBS·I·II Find My Way .•k .tch: CH NS -Music-al Matinee WGY.F.-. rnl Pape.r- * CKA('- News; BelLy B ee~ H ; v e; WHO ll-lAhb)' i nterview. WH EB-Sports C~~~~~ in~OR r------Mu sical MorlU:nI CKA C- f'ir- ~.9l d e QuarllH WSYB·.\"oonday MusiC'lI le WBRY-Musica l Noyctty \V I\BI·Ocwcing Mom ~n l!J * WBl -New,, ; Mildred W. Carl- WTAG· .... or Men Oul)' TODAY 'S BEST LISTENING WTIC· Weather ; 0 3)' OU3.m!l * W8Z .Ncn's; Wea ther !iOn : M OI rk~ts WC;\X-Voul Varieties WCA X-Noontime- Varie:tie, 12:45 EST 1 :45 EDT WOnC- Lir C.111 Dc Buutilul S .... pro grom listing. for more detail and additional n .. ws program. WCOU-GUbtrt &. Sullivan Series *NBC· News: Wuthtr & Mu~ Wey· ngs of :l Orumer kets: WEAl' \VCS Il ·Co\\'bo~ Caravan WHA;\1 · ~" s _ ins Time shown is EST, ' or EDT add one hour. *WEA New. : Shollpi nl New. C BS·Our Gil Sundi Y. ,k.tch : \V On e ·Melody Timr WF'EA-E:'(lension Ser ... icr WII IIC WEEI WORC WORC WSYB-Popular Mu ~i c WGAN ·Luncheon CI\lb IYOKO WOAN Special Programs 6:15 Hedda Hopper's Hollywood, CBS. *WGY-News; Markeu; Melodies Singing S.m : IVTAC WTIC WJAR 2:00 EST 3:00 EDT 7:00 Fred Waring'. Orchestra, NBC. *WHAM-Hit of tbe Oay; New. (reF·A to Z in Novelly N 8C· Light 01 the World. , k. tch: P.M. 7:15 Lanny Ross, C BS. WEAF WOY WIIAM WJAR * WHOH-Weather: News CFNB·Mood. in Melody 5:00 Drake Relays, NBC. 7:30 Alec Templeton Time. NBC. WK NE V;ni ty Canvan CHN - Or ~a n "Ireasures W SH WNAC 7:30 A I Pearce'. Gang, CBS. *WJ\lF'F-Noontime Var i e ties; C KA C · ~c:r~. of I-f appinen CBS·Young Dr. Malone-. 'Skttch: 10:00 Box ing Bout, NBC. 1-IvUywood Head lin ers; Nl!w.s WA. 81-Concert A.i rs WADC WEEI WOKO WORC 8:00 Kate Smith Hour; Gene Tierney WN,\C·Mu5ical Roul'ldup WBHY, WJx·Wise WOA , News and Charley Grapewln and * WOKO·Nc.,s: Quik Qui. W OU·Meet the Bond NBC ·Mu,lc Apprports, Song. WTI -B3s('bnll Stores; Sport. WOR * CBC · BBC N.w, R.. I: CBA rCBS·AI Pure. ', Gang: Artll CH .Moonllght Sonu" WLNH WADI·Music You fle.me.mbu CBO·Prgm. Resume; liltertud. 6 :30 EST 1 :30 EDT CFNB CBO ell ~S lBL CHSJ Auorb.ch (Mr. Kit.ports ("fCF·Uncl. Tro,' *N... , IVfEA WSYB WLNH ...... I-rllot llubll ~"1heru HUIK"" •.•.•• Ot'(')J(~lItra WCAX WOllC WAB I WRRY WllEB-TnM' 'toriel cr.s"B-Sports Re\"irw drilD)OI CBS·Kote Hopkin.. Ang.l 0' CFCF'.T1le Shadow, ..Itlll:l" SoUl: ul Twlll~h(. __ ._ WGAN WIports WORe WEEI IVADI WKNE * NB C·J ohn Gu nther, nrws: WJZ m. ; WABC WORC WOKO WGY IVCSIf * IVBRY·Turn tyl .. ; Woalhor; lllCAX WORC IVDRY *WMFF·News; Score! WMff IVROO WORe WEEI weAN WABI *WOKO·8ob Troul, HeWS; In· CBS·The Gold berg. . ' k • t h : New,5. CSC ·Cln It H>ppen to U.?: CBM c rNBC.Cities Suvrce Con cert; IVLDl WROO lerludc IVABC WEEI \vCAX-Rc~ N .. sh &: Jumho CB1. CBiI CBO Lucille Manner:;, 50p.; Ro. NBC-Rhl'me Rhythm Cluh: *N BC- l owell T homu, tommen. or. * Wl'JC· :\cw.s; Weather CB C.Cl o,ing Slocks: COA CBO WHDH·Oepot Di.logues Gr:lh~m, bar.; fr.mk Dbck. WEAF WCSH WNAC \IJAR *MBS·John B. Hugh... news: WHEB-Chester E. Merrow tal." WJ7. WEilN \VOZ WTIe condo. \\lEAF west( W. 'AC IV1/(. WTAG WGY WLBZ 11:15 liST 12:15 EDT IVSYB WROO~Harold Newcomb. pi:.nill WHAM Wr,Y IHAC IVGY IVTJI IVJAR CBl MBS·PI11 Bro.deo>!; Quiz: Bill N BC,Slory S.hind lI1e " e.dUn." *News: WAD I IVBRY WHEII * Ne ... : WSYB WCSH WLBZ til(,I,.'lllug Hf'nut)' Walt!. .••.•.. All' n, m.c.:· WAAB WRDO IV.[AR WC:'II WG" IVFEA wnoo ••••.•••••. ~'IIIt:lIH~kl'lw .. kr II'r-EA WOR N BC·Mu,lc You Wan t : WEAF & AH' lInrla ....•. _. .l:idiU1..IOrt Lil~' Orphan A,Ul;': WHAM Lighl Up List.n elub: CFNB C B C - C ~n~di;Jln Thuter of the NBC .. Blut Buron's OfCn.: WMF'F NIGHT CfISJ ThN'l' IlilnU ;\Ike .•• Auon)-mou. eBM Jlbl~ ~rrow TIJj" Y4,lllug bAY. Air: CHNS CFCY CIISJ CBO M B S·oi,~ Kuhn', o rch.: won Sports: W AA B IVOR WQOM porls: CFCF WJAR Sh.lJt'"tI! .• , . , _ . _ .... .alJUlJj"lUOlJlI CfNB BA CBM COL CBS·Shr:p F' ieldl' Orch.: WGAN Whore there Is no IIdlng .,.CBF-HII(' ~.,~. CBF·La M:;armlille ""or "1(1\1. JtIIll you ..•.. , ... 0IlY r*NBC·Your H.ppy Birth· WBRY lor a ,toflon Its precedIng CF y. inging blander ~Jl' 'Ilou!f ff'QID "l"1rtllt'e (lr C8L·To be announced 1"'!ULRn •• __ . GIlt..erl--8u1Ii\"llu d:lY; TillY Rufrufr, AI. C.; YN. lnhrlude: Wuther Sefv!<-t: CF(·F·l\tu icalt'; Prgm. Resume; progrom i. on the aIr. CHN Singin' Sam Mary Sm.II. Bob Ellerl.. &. WEAN I\'LBZ WRCO weou KAC·Don .luan of Sone ..... CBS·Kate Smith Program; Town Crier Charlit Cantor ;tod Mi Helen O'Connell, "ocali$lsj WLNH WFF..A W~M IV . YB Crry·Dance Par:l.d(! 6 :00 EST 7 :00 EDT WAAB·Racing Rt:$Uh~; Playtime Jimmy Oorse.)"s Orch.; NeW$; WAAB-\1ickey Alpert's Orch. WCOU-Regg;c Rid .. A,ai. Dtn'a Pious, comedy team; CfND·On Ute Man * CB5-Edwin e. lIill. (Omm.; Ted Strael.. Choru,; Ted eol. IYJ"I. WHAM WEAN WMFE \VEEJ·MRslerworki or Music CHSJ ·Gems 01 Melody New.: WAB WORe WKNE *WGAN·Frmer Hunt IVOZ WHAM·Mu! Jouru:l1 Parle cBS. R.ymon d Scott', Orch.: WE,\N·UnI:'( p~~~~\('n~n~r C;;~.~~~~ WASC WORe WASI IYfAX * WGAN ·Musiul ~~cioll; N~"" WEAN WROI) WCOU WLBZ Food_ ('01'11. KIlle- ,vlll llrt"Wnl \YCi\X-Music to ReEuropean News in English WAR IN THE BALKANS BROUGHT TO Important Stations Daily MornIng AM ERICAN LISTENERS BY SHORT WAVE tl4.... o yco les or t.hotla~d . 0' k.Uocyclea ,bowu) CBPW. Canad.. 6.18 RAN. U.S,S.R. 9.60 OI A ~ EST CITY STATION CSW7. Pot'tul1\l 9,735 RV8B. Of ta.1S 6:30 •. m. Berlin OJB 15.20 OOB. Germa.n.y 15.20 HE above caption is more near LiUle A!bania, scene o( the bitter OJe.·· G.O! ~iii , ~~:~:: l~:ig: 8:00 '.m. Londg n GSV 17.81 ly true than the average person struggle between Greece and Italy II".». 11.;'1 TAP. 'l'urlillJ' &,48& 8:30 •. m. Berli., OJB 15.20 DJI., IUl TGWA. Oua.teD)al.. and important strategically in the DJZ. 9,$86. 16.11 OJ~ 15.11 Trealizes, s ince most of the first u.ao DZD. 1054.3 TG2. Guatemala. 8.19 8:35 •.m. Aome 2R08 17.82 hand news concerning the war in present phase of the Balkan war, DXP, Poland 8,08 VI.QS. Au.tn.lt.. 9.6B 9:30 •. m. AMSltfdilm peJ 15.22 the Balkans is reaching us by sbort has its own radio but i 1 is seldom BAQ. Spain 9.86 VI.C (9.58) 8:30 p. m.-undon-"Britilin pe:lk , It Philip Noel throuCJh Fri., April 25 news buUetin in its service to ica. Watch bere for first details. Boker: e so (11.75) GSC (9.58) T"h. proo""'. If"N f'll" ...,. ttlOM bro,a"'CAtt d.-II), .. l tM North America (a Cact often de Since short-wave radio facililies 10 p.m.- London- Il DcmOc.r:l()' M arch lls." 11 . Wick urn. l im . . beeol;o" ••,. It\diClli,. d, cried by this writer) , but it is saLe in Bulgaria and Roum ania are al h"m St.ed: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58 ) EST City P rogram Station to hazard a prediction that such a most nonexistent, all news i.rom Program s f rom foreign countri es 10 ,l.m.-~1 c & C 0 w-En ~ li s h lalk$ .wd Re\\ 5 ror service will be in existence before these countries must gO by tele Nor th Amorica: llV96 (IS.IS) subject to cha nge w ithout notice 12:30 p.m.-Herlin-Lord fi a .. Haw's propag:lIIda this print reaches you. The regular phone or wireless La nearest inter t..t lk, lind reiJw nJ:, 01 list o( English prisonel"S transmission to North America is national statioos. in Ctrn\OUI prison camps: OJB (15.20) made nightly from 9 :00 to 10 :00 Balkan news beard over the 4:50 p.m.- Bertin l'llris·\\' <.I r.s;l\\--llcr lin !) l'O~r3I11S London radio must naturally come lor North "merleo: OJO (11.77) Y (952) p.m. EST over YUG (15.24) or oxp (6.03) WE (11.735) . Watch these fre second-banded, but since it is 5:20 p.m.- London-BaadeD- 1 (or Unilc.."d SUll h que ncies and YUC- YUD (9.505) usually reliable and complete I will 3nd COR3d>: ,:.0 (11.75 ) G C (9.5S ) for n etwork pick-ups from be once again repeat that the main 6 p.m.- Alhens. Cn:ece-War news in En"lj .... h au d Gretk. OI nd Creek Ol u,ic lor NO rlh Amcri cu: sieged Belgrade. English news broadcasts from Lon SVM \9.935 ) Now to H ungar y. HAT4 (9.125), don for North America are made as 7 p.m.- L 0 n d D R-£n~h'h 'Ie",; e so (11.75) Bl!Mpest, broadcasts to North Collows: 5 :45 p.m . over GSD GSC (9.58 ) 7 :30 p.m.-Brrlin·POlri!i;,\Var$.m -" Todll)' in C( r· America nightly !rom 7:30 W 9:00 (11.75) ,7 :00 p.m. over GSD (11.75) lRa"y": OJO (l 1.n) y (9.52 ) OXP (6.03 ) p.m. EST. The' Buda pest radio is and GSC (9.58) ; 8 :45, 10:45 (Radio 7:4S p.m.-LontJof\-"U $Ie.J.liHI!! P"~I," il l\ it. I )'~i5 of often quoted in press ilems. One Newsreel) , and 11 :30 p.m. EST Axi. : GSD (1 1.75) G, C (9.58) sbould remem ber that a ll Budapest over GSD ( 11.75), GSC (9.58) and 8 p.m .-Rom.- -"Auwrican Illlur" ror li ... t(m(ln 1n NOrth Am"i•• : 2R018 (9.76) 2R04 (11.81) news must p ass the Na z.i censors. GSL (6.11). ln019 (HI) 2R0 3 (9.63 ) 2R06 (15.30 , 8:.30 p.m.-londtm-T!erv ,,,,,.kc,s: G 0 \ 11.75) G, (' (9.58) (1 0.54) Y (9.52) OXP [6.03) NS 1n ute ;l it. on IlInd, at S~3 : eso (11 .75) esc (9.58) Sunday, April 20 Monday, April 21 JUAN ARVIZU sings Latin ballads 11 :30 p.m~London-Lot< N.... Summary: eso F"o,. progr.M. ~~t Mlly IC'. O ~ I)' Plll(ltaml (Col. 1) f:ot' PrDQfiUn. bI'OadUI.' d.l lI, Me Dalbo prog,.".. (Col, 1) (11.75) esc (9.58) GSL (6.11) 6:15 p.m .-L 0 n t.I 0 n--C:Ul.,dian lt a lr ~ Jlour : eSD 6:15 p.m.-L o r utO tl-Pr~am rQr chlld r'('n ('\';JCU ' on CBS' South American network , 10/21 35 ******* Radio Star of Stars 8. Frances Langford Best Dance Orchestra 9. Bea Wain 1. Bob Hope 10. Judy Garland 1. Wayne King 2. Jack Denny 2. Guy Lombardo 3. Don McNeill 3. Kay Kyser 4. B,ing Crosby Bast Male Soloist of 4. Horace Heidt 5. Nelson Eddy Classical Songs 5. Glenn Miller 6. Helen Hayes 1. Richard Crooks 6. Fred Waring 7. Edgar Bergen 2. Donald Dickson 7. Tommy Dorsey 8. Don Ameche 3. James Melton 8. Sammy Kaye 9. Kate Smith 4. Frank Munn 9. Abe Lyman ]0. Gene Autry 5. Lawrence Tibbett 10. Orrin Tucker 6. Lanny Ross Best Audience Partici· Best Comedian 7. Jack Baker pation 1. Bob Hope 8. Fn:lnk Parker 2. Jack Benny 9. John Charles 1. Kay K2'ser 3. Fibber McGee Thomas 2. Dr. 1. ~. 4. Edgar Bergen 10. Kenny Baker 3. Truth Or Conse- 5. Fred Allen quences 6. Eddie Cantor Best Woman Soloist of 4. Take It or Leave It 7. Ransom Sherman Classical Songs 5. Vox Pop 8. Frank Morgan 6. We, the People 9. Bob Burns ,. Lily PonG 7. Breakfast Club ]0. AI Pearce 2. MargaI' t Speaks 8. Horace Heldt 3. Jean Dickenson 9. Town Meeting 4. Francia White 10. Profess"r Quiz Best Announcer 5. Jessica Dragonette Radio's great honor ,. Oon WlIso" 6. Lucille Manners Best Quiz Program 2. Milton Cross 7. Rise Stevens 1. I nformatlon, Pleas" 3. Ken Carpenter 8. Gladys Swarthout 2. Quiz Kids 4. Bob Brown 9. Marion Claire 3. Dr. I. Q. list - here it is, with 5. Harry von Zell 10. Grace Moore 4. Take It or Leave It 6. Harlow Wilcox 5. Kay Kyser 7. Durward Kirby Best News Commen. 6. Battle of Sexes Bob Hope winning 8. Ralph Edwards tator 7. Truth or Conse· 9. David Ross quences 10. Ben Grauer 1. Lowell Thomas 8. Vox Pop the Star of Stars 2. H. V. Kaltenborn 9. Professor Quiz Best Actor 3. Walter Winchell 10. Uncle Jim's Ques 4. Elmer Davis tion Bee 1. Don Ameche 5. Raymond Gram Award - and best 2. Les Tremayne Swing Bast Serial Dramatic 3. Edward G. Robinson 6. Paul Sullivan Program 4. Charles Boyer 7. Edwin C. Hill Comedian rating J 5. Ezra Stone 8. Boake Carter 1. One Man's Family 6. Michael Raffetto 9. Gabriel Heatter 2. Those We Love 7. Hl.\gh Studebaker 10. Fulton Lewis, Jr. 3. I Love a Mystery 8. Ronald Coiman 4. Bachelor's Children Bob Hope 5. Big Sister 9. James Stewart Best Sports Commen· 10. John Barrymore 6. Vic and Sade tator 7. Aldrich Family IGHT this way, ladies and gentle teners get up early in tbe morning Best Actress 1. Bill Stern 8. Guiding Light menl You've been waiting for and what's more-those early risers 9. LiLe Can Be Beauti 1. Helen Hayes 2. Bob Elson Rthem-and here they are! again voted the "Breakfast Club" the 3. Tcd Husing ful 2. Barbara Luddy Right beside you Js the gr-r-reatest best variety show and the favorite of 4. Fort Pearson 10. Road of Life show in the universe-r'l'-radio! And all radio programs. 3. Nan Grey 4. Bette Davis 5. Graham McNamee Bast Educational Pro· you're looking at one of its super Here you may let your eyes tall 6. Red Barber 5. Joan Blaine gram slde·shows. Take a good look!- H eTe tenderly (if feminine) or cordially 6. Alice Frost 7. Sam Balter aTe the winners in the 1941 MoVIE (if masculine) upon the familiar 7. Betty Winkler 8. Clem McCarthy 1. I nformatlon, Please RiUlIO GUIDe StilT of StilI'S PoW figure of Don Ameche, the voice of 8. Helen Menken 9. Bob Trout 2. American School of Here you see the number-one at verve, again elected the best radio 9. Jeanette MacDonald 10. Ha l Totten the Air traction, a double feature-the new actor. Your eyes will welcome the 10. Ona Munson 3. University of Chi Best Dramatic Program cago Round Table champ of champs, the white-hot Hope sight of the "First Lady of the Thea 4. Cavalcade 01 Amer of American mirth-Bob Hope! You ter," Helen Hayes, now smiling at you Best Master of C ere. ,. Lux Radio Theater ica have crowned him king of comedians as the First Lady of Radio Drama. monies 2. One Man's Family 5. Music Appreciation 3. Helen Hayes and also radio's ace of trumps, the The sweet, subdued music you hear ,. Oon McNeill Hour Star of Stars. The new double winner in the background is the same you 4. Those We Love 6. America's Town 2. Bob Hope 5. First N ighter took an early lead over .rack Benny have heard and applauded for these 3. Bing Crosby Meeting 6. Big Town 7. ,J;:~ .-d-Home to finally nose out tbe perennial many years of this listeners' poll. Yes, 4. Garry Moore 7. Aldrich Family 1UJjJI' - •. -. monarch of merriment for this year's Wayne King's orchestra is the choice 5. Clifton Fadlman 8. Screen Guild 6. Rudy Vallee 8. ~lliz~<\.liS - comedy honors. His bubbling humor once again as the best dance orchestra. 9. Everyman's Theater 9. W'l>\·nllXduts and s\Vut-paced Tuesday night pro We approach a stage, and on its 7. Don Amecbe 10. Silver Theater 8. Ransom Sherman 10. Peopl,e}\I \"latWpm gram carried him to tbe heights, with curtain is a name you will easily 9. Milton Cross one foot planted solidly on each of recognize - "Lux Radio Theater." 10. Don Wilson Best Musical Program Best C~fI~e.~ ~~to.gram the two pedestals. And here's some Again this oft-honored hour-long dra 1. ~.,.l'" -Kl~. 1. Ford Sunday Eve· 2. x.;e'-· Pt fend thing to warm the cockles of your matic program has been honored with Best Male Singer of nlng Hour 3. LOJl-e 'R'anger hearts: The champ not only kids peo the title "Best Dramatic Show." Popular Songs 2. Kay Kyser ple into being happier but he goes 3. Voice of Firestone 4. Co t to eoast on a You see many otheJ: old favorites B~ ' - behind the scenes and helps alleviate among the lists of winners and near 1. Bing Crosby 4. Metropolitan Opera 2. Jack Baker 5. Hour of Charm 5. Bud. l ~!irtOn want and misery in more material winners. But look! What about these 3. Lanny Ross 6. Toni l\f~ ways. Only a few months ago Hope 6. Pleasure Time young upstarts tl.\mbllng out in front 4. Kenny Baker 7. American Album of 7. Our .Ba'tn was presented a special Academy of others? How about those " Qu.iz 5. Dennis Day Familiar Music 8. Jack<.·AI'n1'strolil! Award for his whole-hearted elIorts Kids," youthful wiz81'ds who served 6. Tony Martin 8. Hit Parade 9. Little OI'P.t!aif' ~nnie in behaU of unfortl.\nate humanity. themsel ves wi th a top rating as "Best 7. Rudy Vallee 9. Andre Kostelanetz 10. March qt· Galjies 8. Harry Babbitt There he is, ladies and gentlemen Children's Program" and two other 10. Telephone Hour My Fllvo~it• I , ~I, JI I , 1
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N0 SMALL task is that which actress Helen Mack (above) essays as she takes over the role of Marge in the popular CBS serial, "Myrt and Marge," left vacant by the recent untimely death of Donna Damerel Fick. Miss Mack is being asked to suc ceed a widely beloved actress who bad played Myrt's daughter to admiring Jisteners since "Myrt and Marge" came to the air years ago. But what makes 'her position infinitely more deli-cate is the knowledge tbat Donna Damerel Fick, besides being Myrt's daughter 00 the air, was also her real-life daughter. To Myel (MyrUe Vail), with wbom sbe is seen at left, Helen Mack brings talent :and sympathy. Selected tor the role from more than two hundred actresses as the girl whom listeners would like to hear as Marge, she left Hollywood and a career in motion pictures to make her debut in daytime broadcasting. Sbe lives quietly with her husband, Tom McAvity, radio chief ot Lord and Thomas, a leading advertiSing agency. The new Marge has a demanding job but one with inspiring rewards if she can win listeners' hearts. 37 LADIES aDd gentlemen, here he is-Bob Hope! Jwt as those words bring you a balf-hour of comedy over the air each Tuesday night, those words now bring yo\.! MOVIE-RADIO GUIDE'S special tOUl' behind the scenes of a Bob Hope broadcast. But MOVIE-RADIO GUIDE'S intro duction is different. Here he is, ladies and gentlemen, a double winner, radio's most popular comedian and the new Star of Stars as selected by MOVIE-RADIO GUIDE readers in the 1941 Poll-Bob Hope! (See page 36.) Mr. Hope began his current series in 1938-just six years after making his radio debut with Rudy Vallee. In three years he has built his program into one of radio's standout comedy shows. Cornerstone of the program has been his own comedy. Around that he has developed a unique group of laugh-getters. Tbere is the one-time trombonist with funny mustachios in whom Hope saw real comic possibilities-Jerry Colonna. There are the two predatory womeD whom he built to stardom last year-Brenda and Cobina. And there .are other reasons why this show won Mr. Hope a trip to EUl-ope as a bonus from his sponsor. Immediately after the Tuesday night broadcast Bob and his gang start to dream up next week's sbow, and like most comedians they eat, sleep, dream gags day and night during the following days. Gags al-e ground out by twelve writers--higgest gag-writing staff in radio. Some gags are good, some are bad. Ace up Mr. Hope's sleeve is his method of finding the good ones. At 9 p.m. every Sunday evening he stages a preview -show that lasts an hour and a half and amounts to a hilarious clambake. Scripts, music, sponsor, audience, even Bob get their share of razzing. But it's not all for fun. Gag-writers in the observation booth are busy clocking every laugh, later weed out gags that lay eggs, save the good ones and, with Bob and producer Bill Lawrence, cut the show to balf-hour length. It's a full week's work to build and rehearse the broadcast which nets Mr. Hope $6,000 a week.
RIGHT: When a line gets a laugh ' at the preview, NATIONAL BROA Bob kisses script and coos, ~ DCASTING COMPANY "Oh, you little honey, you're ;a;: HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS '~ SUNSET AND VINe: ¥ going Coast to Coast!" Inset: Broadcast tickets PEPSODENT PROGRAM
SCRIPT H UDDLE for the fi rst reading on Sunday writer AI Josefsberg, producer Bill Lawrence, night before t he previ ew finds Hope and his announcer Bill Goodwin. secretary Mickey Lusk. g ang not quite ready for hard work. Left to Standing are J erry C olo nna, sound-effects expert right, seated, are Co bina and Brend a, Bob Hope, W alt er Snow and engineer' Al bert Capstaff
-+ COBINA AND BRENDA (I.) wouldn't miss the SIX HITS AND A MISS, Bob:-s '.crack' 'r.h ythm GOOD SHOT· of the entire show is YOUNG AND OLD laugh heartily chance to give two seamen. t he rush act. Above. singers, go into action_ They'rel. back.ed up';tby this, wit h 'Goodwin. Ennis, Colonna when Bob turns his charm on two in control-room, producer Bill Lawrence signals, Skinnay Ennis and his orchestra. tnformal t:l ote: and Hope at center mike. Note booth youngsters in the front row--one of in radio lingo, "Everything's on the nose" One of the Hits with burning cigar in his hand where gags are clocked at preview his favorite warm-up, preview stunts Photogr~ p hs by Jack Al bin . HBC Hollywood NEXT WEEK WE VISIT "THE KATE SMITH HOUR" CLEARLY MARKED on Lanny Ross' calendar is April I, opening of New York State's fishing-season. The radie> singer has long been an e.pert and enthusi astic fisherman, started the season right by getting out into this stream. Although his five-a-week series over CBS is conl1ning, Lanny makes time for fishing:trips
KAY KYSER does a bit of Easter reo SONGSTRESS BEA WAIN of the Satur· search re "the chicken and the egg" at day "Hit Parade" and husband Andre Ginny Simms' Fresno, Calif., ranch-in Baruch dance at the Casino Russe in which Ginny has invested some of her New York. They were among a large savings. It s a profitable enterprise crowd of radio stars attending Nina r ar· under the management of her father asova's night.dub singing.debut there 40 On the Bandwagon .. By M,audce Granger
NE ot the things currently an show at an increase of $550 per week noying this writer is the claim over her present salary. O made by various bandleaders that the BMI-ASCAP battle is ruining In BrIe' their bands' business. You'd think that Mildred Bailey, the "Rockin' Chair it this were true the band-maestros Lady," will soon front a new band .. . would be inclined to work a little Tommy Tucker, whose sponsor fea cheaper. But those who are yelling the tures him on a local spot in New York, loudest ar e the very ones who demand may get a chance to go network soon a princely fortune :for a one-night with the program ... Benny Goodman stand ... And speaking ot one-night is another big bandleader who has stands, colleges are becoming good a Dd written a book on "how to do it." He tired of the practise of certa in big tells bow to play a clarinet. P . S. It bands which, without warning, break isn't tor beginners ... Dean Hudson's a perfectly good contract. The latest band is the first swing band in his squawk comes from Union College of tot")' to secure an early morning net Schenectady, New York, which had work broadcast. They do their stint Jimmy Dorsey walk out from under over thirty-five NBC stations from a contract they had made with his rep 7:15 to 8:00 a.m. EST ... Kay Kyser resentatives to play a prom date in is just about ready to make his third May. Most band bookings made by picture for RKO. It has been tenta the band's agent are subjcct to the tively titled "The 01' Professor" . . . leader's approval In this case a the Meadowbrook, the famous Swing spot ater had an option on the date in ques~ in New Jersey, has long been regarded tion, which option they exercised. It as the mecca of swing bands. In tact, wasn't really Jimmy's fault, but some no sweet band has stayed there for thing should be done about this prac any length of time. The other day, tise of walking out on college dates. bowever, the management announced College students are the best customers that Sanuny Kaye was being booked ot most bands. for four solid weeks, starting April 29 ... Carl Holl has left the AI Pearce Medco and 'he "1'0' 0' Gold" show in order to go east, where he Down Mexico way the inhabitants will organize a dance band of his own. have requested the "Pot 0' Gold" Purely I'er.orra' sponsors to please include a Mexican ON A TH EATER TOUR which telephone directot")'. To do so would Helen O'Connell, of the J. Dorsey undoubtedly aid our "Good Neighbor" band, and Jim Blumenstock, of the took him from New York to Holly policy ' . . . Just before Ozzie Nelson Fordham football team, are engaged at wood, where he now is making a lett New York for Hollywood he long last . . . The Bailey Sisters of fil m. Glenn Miller (above) d id his played the Strand Theater, where the Bernie show are knitting s weaters Tues.-Wed.-Thurs, show from vari aU the dressing-rooms backstage are and socks for Britain . . . A couple of ous CBS . tations. Right: Early named after various sta tes. As it was weeks ago HatTy James cancelled sev morning, Gle nn and gang at work cold when Ozzie played the theater, eral recordlng engagements lor his he asked tbe manager tor a warmer band and trained to Dallas, Texas, dressing-room. P. S. He got the " Flor where his wife was awaiting a visit ida" room.. from the stork. The stork-greeting ... Ted Weems is playing a theater over, Harry /lew back to New York, date in Dayton, Ohio, this week . . . Bandola only to find when he got there that be Horace Heidt again played for the an Several prominent bandleaders have had to turn right around and By back nual hop at the Zemba Mosque in been called tor the draft but have to Beaumont, Texas. His mother had Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, April 18 taken appeals, arguing that the players died of heart failure. Larry. Clinton . . . Jimmy Dorsey has been engaged in their respective bands are actually kindly consented to stand in for the for the July 4 dance at the Steel Pier their dependents. The names at these absent leader when the band opened in Atlantic City . . . Tommy Dorsey leaders have not been revealed, since a theater engagement in Hartford, is in New Haven all this week . . . it might react unfavorably for them. Connecticut. Mitchell Ayres has opened an engage It might . . . Here's an interesting ment at the Chase Hotel in St. Louis. item: A couple weeks ago Tommy Voea/btlIJg. ot Ilecordmended Dorsey played a one-night theater en A couple of new vocalists who re gagement in Bridgeport, Connecticut. cently made their professional debut On the DECCA label: The Ink Spots' DUring the show a smart-alecky patron' are Kitty McLane and Garry Stevens quarteting of "You're Looking tor Ro hurled a penny onto the stage, barely of the Charlie Spivak band . . . At mance"; Mildred Bailey's " When That missing COnnie Haines, who was sing Kavelln's new singer is named Kay Man is Dead and Gone." VICTOR: ing at the mike. Tommy saw red, and Marie Byrd. She replaced Marjorie Wayne King's "We COUld Make stepping to the tront of the stage he Black, who married Dick Rodgers. Such BeautifUl Music"; Tommy Dor proceeded to tell the unknown smarty Dick, you will remember, took over sey's "Everything Happens to Me"; what he thought of him. When Tommy when Will Osborne gave up his band Dinah Shore's warbling of "Number finished, the crowd gave him one of and went west. Incidentally, he's Ten Lullaby Lane." COLUMBIA: Hor the biggest hands he has ever received formed another one out there ... Terry ace Heidt's "G'Bye Now"; Benny tram an audience of that size . . . Allen, Larry Clinton's warbler, bas Goodman's intriguIng disk, "My Sister The Dinah Shore-Eddie Cantor dis taken a walk-to Will Bradley's band. and 1." OKEH: Gene Krupa's "Ham pute over the latter's hold on the Bradley's former songstress, Jean Saw track"; Charlie Spivak's "Two Hearts singer has been settled by an arbitra yer, is soloing at the Panda in New That Pass in the Night." tion board. She remains on the Cantor York . . . Tony Pastor has acquired show. Dinah contended that Cantor Linda Keene, who formerly sang with failed to take up h.er option. whicl:l ex Red Norvo and Jack Teagarden. She 1I1\ot.. r6plu by • .,ry pired March 12. On the other hand, replaces Kay Little. Kay is now with AT STAGE DOORS (r., above) Cantor claimed that Dinah had her Bobby Byrne. These sing-song gals Glenn found autograph-hunters, option renewed March 11, the day be certaillly do get around! whose enthusiasm was limited only fore It expired. He test~d that his by policemen assigned to hold secretary banded Dinah the renewal 'and 'ootlng' back crowds. Radio and theater in the broadcasting stUdio. Dinah had Ray Kinney's Hawaiians are back at work was a double job. grilling hoped to switch to the Edgar Bergen the Hotel Lexington lor a long stay even for a big man like Miller (r.) BE POPULAR LETTERS FROM PLAY PIANO THE AUDIENCE Learn BY MAIL in 6 Easy BRAIN-BUSTERS Lessons Express 1/ou,. opinions. Address, Let All you pay ters from the Audience, 731 PIlimouth Is $1 for (J<>in radio's quiz game! TTV you,. each of the following famous flctional Court, Chicago, m. complet. coune, ski!! at answering these Ndio Imlin- characters: (a) Tom Sawyer, (b') H ,Ou WnlIt to be popullU' leUD t.o play DilDO. We. busters. FOt'.!:e. U )'ou prV'41r. J)'t,)I DOIt.wttn $1 1)1111 President Roosevelt's cabinet mem few re.nt.s J)(*lnse. Wbu 'pOD ba.1'e· Onl.bed U)~ 4 1. W.hat Wagnerian hero was the the latest swing style. Also many of Ie-lion. 10U .hould he able to pl.,. flU,. f,OnJ: that )'ou son of Siegmund and Sieglinde? bers? our classics, by great composers, have ('.u hum or whl,U~ . Man c::ouoon toda,...... 2. Which member of the team of been, in plain language, butchered by HA.LJ!.N·METHOO ••_ 10, &t.. .J. Dept .•.•• From "Uncle Jim's Question Bee" Hew York Chy. Gilbert and Sullivan wrote the music? (NBC, Tues., 8:30 p.m. EST) swing bands. 1!nc104lC!d find al I~ WbJcb Nnd ruc J"OUI' COUJ'M 01 " ~ Are we, the people of America, go I~. PoIIllli:_ PIIld by )'OU.. I aN not LBulls 4nd boners are a part of broad. casting. No m4tter how experlenced the perj'crmer or how jaTTWUS the sta.r, c/Wl:nces are that he wiU maKe (l.n OCCQ sUmai slip or a statement with twisted meaning which is e:rtf'emetll tunny. See how good your ears are. Try to catch broadcasters in some error-the funnier the better--en (of course, you shouldn't have them Wilcox entered the egg-laying con : NA>m ______toed shoes are again featured. The anyway). when you wear a one-piece test."-Robert Shopp, 110 N. St. Mary's St., St. Marys, Pa, (March 22 on Sta 1 AJ)O.QK:SS I new "wedges" weighing no more than garment! IL. CIT'Y ______BT'ATK ____ _: six ounces-which is considerably tion KDKA) . ligbter than earlier models--should Hollywood HInts give you a tread as light as thistle From my grooming-scouts in Holly • down. On "Landt Trio": "When last seen wood I learn: he' was driving a blaclt sedall accom I - -- - u. s . On . eing a P .. H y Mot/Jer 1. That yawnjng is an excellent panied by a beautiful blonde with red fenders."-Mrs. Harold HudsOll, Ca (JOVERNMENT ' How to Give Yow' Children a Pretty exercise for the lower part of the face and chin, according to Jim Davies, roga Lake Stage, Gloversville, N. Y. Mother at the End of an Impedect or (Marcil 15 over Station WGY.) • JOBS! • Harried Day was suggested to me this physical director of Paramount Stu week by a woman whose youngsters dios. S T A RT take pride in her perennially youthful 2. That Barbara Stanwyck wears a • $1260 to $2100 a Year appearance, Her tormula is to thor sixteen-inch bob from crown to tip in AnnoWlcer: "Leave your clothes at oughly cleanse the face with what her current picture, "The Lady Eve," the Acme Cleaners while you do your ever method slle prefers at the mo and brushes her hair briskly for fil shopping, They will be ready for you ment, rinse it with clear, cool water teen minutes twice a day in order to when you are ready to go home." and then apply a coating of the un preserve its shimmering red-gold J, E. Cook, 308 Hillcrest Ave., Iowa beaten white of an egg. While the beauty, "Be sure that your 'hair-brush City, Iowa. (March 20 over Station egg dries she lies doW]) with her hips bristles are long and stiff enough to WCAZ.) and legs elevated above her head. reach through the hair right down to When she can spare the time she uses the scalp," Barbara cautioned. "Other Modernize your Radio with the-~"New" a second coating of egg white. After wise you will merely groom the sVirja.ce this film bas thoroughly dried she of your hair and what's underneath washes it off with cold water, smoothes will soon be shaggy and at loose ends F & HCOMPOSITE INDOOR AERIAL in the tiniest possible dab of lubricat Th e Compos It o Jft door Aerial conllalt 0' 0\'" -5. I .. ()( ~ Inch wid, hJab again. It's best to keep two brushes on 41mCIf:Dt'1 alulIIllium r'lbbon, .nc.a.etl In a Ihln 1amiMtad 1~lIl 3. lnd\u lane 1)1 U ing cream to offset any tendency to Inth~ \¥Ide. Jult .. H~ undClr the rul( or Clrpet. hanl hthlnd the radio cllb1of:l.. or hand so that one will always be in ('On~.l In IIIny of lho other ~".nlcn\ placu U IU.,uted bt ltM olnuNI belQw. dryness and applies her make-up. Not spic-and-span readiness." ACTS 4S A. BU ILT·."" AflU AL rol' ULI w1UH)U\ Lh .. I_tut fe.tun, or hard, is it?-and very nice to gaze H your radio .l~a~ hu • bllUt-ln aorlal, 10U \flU nod that tl~ "14dIUoo" o( 1110 COlilpollt, Aerial will luaUJ' JRuun the ~'or and d11ll~ 01 upon afterwards! 3. That Ginger Rogers has discovered ,Jour rldlCt, £.~tl1 e(lftrat(!ted r.o 10)' kind 01' radio tD bUl • ~CDt·. ~~~.'~~\'!.~~ ~;~be~au!!'~:r ~:;UOlN~ ~:!~~. a collection of sachets made to resem 01' ahan ...... (!hanaell. You will (!Ojby' lb40 nne "'c.... on tlHa Streamlined Silho uettes ble envelopes. You can get the sachets baftdy Il(!ti.lllt will pull In on ~th 1a..1 "I~ dl~' ~uoru, You won't be able to wear your in all colors, in either crepe or satin, ~R:!! ~~~b~:~~ ,!~~~~Lf~.::... ~l~O:1!,"iW Itnd lho F ,. H ~lt. A~'I to lM .. ¥ .. I~ Ilddilion to spring clothes smartly this year unless and it's nice to choose the ones filled )'OUr 1I",1,,1l' room MIdi!), Of" r« rNJlo. _hleb )'OU hay. 11\ ol.hf!r ra.om. 01 )'OUJ' born., fill" .L your ~oU"lre or ome.. your undergarment fits you =ugly and with your favorite fragrance and lay " comfortably, molding rather than them among your hankies and your 5 -=='--"=c- ~i:i~~w§',.~=,,:"i .::.... _-_ .. 7;"C.'~:::":;_ ..-. .' compressing your silhouette into the dainty unmentionables. (Whjch leads streamlines which fashion demands. me to wonder whether that might not " For the average woman, a one-piece be a pr actical as well as romantic garment is a happier solution of the solution of what to do with old love corset problem than the combination letters!) 43 Trims Lawns MOVIE-RADIO GUIDE'S PUZZLE RADIO CONTESTS
"WAYNE KING' S ORCHESTRA" PRIZES: Six di,mond rings t'f'ft)' week. TO E.N'tE.R~ Submu ~ lov ... leUet, either: real or i01a,!{illary. Setld ItnUi~ to Wayne Kinl, Luxor. Save Time Chicngo, Illinois. "Wa),nt King's Orche.strii." CBS, Saturda)'~ , 7 :30 and Labor with a p.m. EST. 6 :30 CST (Not ",ilable to W.. t).
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