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Image to PDF Conversion Tools Long Wave .;) Sh.ortWave Ceuts News Spots tile Copy & Pictures 8].50 Yenr ;Vo!ume III, No. 41 WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 19, 1934 * Published Weekly E ,..,,;;'''N I This and That iii In Radio Arou~es Protest ~ ew ~ "IByMorrisHastings,,"" ; ,------------;---------------------------- WHAT RADIO can do in the British Leaders Discuss War Commercial I way of varied, really super- lativcly good programs is ex· citingly illustratc.:d in the current Interests In Sunday schedule of both CBS and Speakers To NBC. '&-- There are, to start the day off Bitter Mood rig h t, the Be On Radio Radio E ..tlaa...ia,d Sa mavar Enthusiastic By The MiCROPHONE'S Special Serenade IVaJhingtol1 CorreJpondeut (WJZ at Each Friday 10.30 A.M.) Over Radio Protests against a "New Deal" in and the "Causes of War" is the subject radio channels under which non­ Morning of a series of broadcasts by fa­ Broadcasts profit eJucationaI, fraternal and re. ~M us i c a Ie mous British leaders sent to this ligious organizations would be given country by the British Broadcast­ the "cream," have been lodged with (WJZ at 11 ARTHUR fIEDLER, well-known A. M.). The ing Company each Friday after­ the broadcast division of the Federal former pro­ noon at 5 over the NBC-WEAF conductor of the Basion Sym­ Communications Commission. g ram con­ network. 'phony Pop concerts and of the The National Association of sists of Rus­ The series began yesterday with fsplanade concerts, has returned Broadcasters took the Jead in assail.. sian f a I k­ a talk by the Very Reverend WIL- to Boston after a vacation spent ing proposals for a reallocation of wave banJs, songs, dances LlAM RALPH INGE, fa m 0 U 5 in the West Indies and dedicated and arias "Gloomy Dean" of St. Paul's ... After spokesmen for SCOres of MORRIS HASTINGS · L d to the arts of sWlmmlOg and flSh- per formed Cathe d ea I In on on. educational and religious groups had :With huge Slavic gusto. On Friday, October 19, the ing. .. thundered for Jays in support of a The Morning Musicale, some· speaker will be Sir NORMAN AN- In a conversation With The "New Deal" in radio. the commer­ :what indefinitely titled, is a GELL, tditor and author of many MICROPHONE, Me. FIEDLER spoke cial interests stepped forward with notable program of unusual books on peace and war. with enthusiasm of the beauties a broadside. chamber music sensitively and in­ This series of international clis- of the West Indies, particularly Jhe broadcasters contended lhe telligently played by the NBC cussions will give to American of Jamaica and Trinidad and of American raJio programs were the String Quartet. listeners varied analyses of the th . I I f II: best that ingenuity could de\ise; From 12.30 to 1.30 P. M. on e muslCa pans or liS season that the c'ommercial companies al. cause 0 f war, by a group 0 f E"ng- , ARTHL'R Fn-.DLI n, amdurtor of /he the same network there is the land's most distinguished states- both In the concert hall 'dnd on 8m/Oil Symphony Pop rOllrt,'"/J ways were .deel to give the public f~mous R a d i 0 City concert, men, scholars and 'wnters. the radio, ami of the Esp/.made ,()1/cert.l. what it vants and they compete 'directed by ERNO RAPEE, who Others who will be heard on :Mr. FJrDLCR (:nlarged on the with each other in getting up pop-­ shows his skill at blenJing im­ ular programs, future Friday afternoons are: latter, being an ardent radio li,.s­ PO~SELLE portant works with lesser but TON, ROSA and GEORGE Lord BrAvERBROOK, nt'wspaper tener and performer. Though the broaJcast division's tuneful masterpieces_ GERSHWJN. hearings have bc::l'n under way for The broadcast of the New York Pfublishcfr; J. Bt,.S. HtALthDANU'En' .I~reor- His orchestral concerts were a essor 0 gene ICS a e '- _ "The Boscon Symphony mOre than two wet'ks indications PhiJharmonic concert f 0 I low s sity of London; AI.DOU;5 HUXLEY, feature of a Boston station for season, tOO, is going to ~e were that the Commission would shortly from 3 to 5 P. M., on the writer; WINSTON CHURCHILL, for- several seasons, and last Summer enormously inreresting," Me. not have its recommendations ready CBS-\XfABC network. One of mer Chancellor of the Exchequer, 12 of his Esplanade <oncerts were for Congress until after the turn of the three greatest orchestras in Fiedler declared. Minister of Munitions a~d Seere· broadcast by The MICROPHONE. the year. lhe world, tbe New York Phil­ "Most important of the tary of State for War; SIC JOSIAH. TI I d I . I d The investigation is being con­ harmonic plays programs that are c,~n new works mosc probably STAMP, member of the Economic 1e popu ar uc or pOlO e ducted pursuant to orders of Con· profoundly interesting. o~t, Advisory Council and director of the .extraordJn.ary number. of will be Stravinsky's 'Perse­ gress in setting up the new Com­ GWRGE GERSHWIN, most popu­ the Bank of England, and Sir dIStingUIshed art,sts appearlOg phone' for which I already mission. A report must be filed by lar and most characteristically am training the chorus that AUSTeN CIIAMBERLAIN, former regularly on radio programs this February I, :American of American composers, leader of the House of Commons, year. will sing jc with the orches· Regardless of whal lhe Commis- is piano soloist with orchestra at Lord Privy Seal and Secretary of • Among others he mentioned tra under Dr. Koussevitzky's (Col1ti/wed 011 Page (Colltilmed all Page 3) State for Foreign Affairs. LAWRENCE TI8BETT, ROSE BAMP- direction." '5) :.~ ~",u, .......,.'""" ....n""""" ...\i<$;-------------- ~~ ~ Flas"~s Ilopper Bach 11 Ne'tvs ; Pope Pius I .. Contents Pi~tnres ·' WEEKDAYS Air ALILlress = O n The A .rII A.M. ~ '11 I.UIlIiJi J. HIIl,I,II,M I" ~' 1I1lf!j I­ DE WOLF HOPPER, actor and i 10.~ \\'rEAF NetWork: WEEr WGY The message of Pope PIUS XI, 1\ I 'GEORDA YOUNG. CBS Alldition '. broadcast from Rome to the thou- 'ews F ashes Box Page I operetta star for many years, has i WSM WFLA WSB lV'inner front Cover been chosen as the narrator for i WABC Network: WCAU WHAS sands of Catholics gathered at British broadcast diswssions of - WPG KMOX WBOM weco -:ARTI-IUR FIEDLJ..:R. rondllrtor a new type of symphonic program ~ WJSV the Thirty.second International the Callses of war Page J Page 1 to be broadcast over the NBC· I 10,"5 WJZ Network: WBZ WHAM Eucharistic Congress in Buenos This and That SIGMUND ROMBERG, composer WJZ network beginning Sunday,! KDKA WLW WBAL Aires, will be carried over the by MORRJS HASTINGS Page J Page 2 October 14, at 4 P. M. I P.M. W ABC-Columbia net work on RUBY NEWMAN disrtlsses RJu· Sunday, October 14, at 10.30 Jial1 radio Page 3 Ou.JE NELSON, orches/ra leader SymphoniC compositions of! ""';;0 WEAF Network: WEE] WGY Page 3 high quality but light in charac- I WSM WFLA WSB A. M. Slalion Direclory Page 4 _10Rl~TTA POYNTON, dctteSS Page 4 tec a type of music heard fre- i WABC NttWork: WCAU WHAS The Holy Father's address will Radio Lane '. Id f! WPG KMOX WBBM wcco be relayed from Rome to Buenos by JIMMY J. LEONARD Page 5 MARy PICKFORD, actreH Page 5 quently In Eu rope but se om 0 - i WJSV fered by American symphony or-! 6.40 WJZ Nerwork: WBZ WHAM: Aires. It will be broadcast through SllIdiosily by LES TROY Page 5 LAWRENCE TlBBETT, bal'i/one chestras, will feature these half- I KDK.t\ WLW WBAL loud speakers to a gathering at Editorials Paf!.e 5 Page 5 hour concerts by the Kansas City i SUNDAYS the Cathedral at Palermo. His CONRAD THIBAULT of "The GIB- SARA WAYNE, tloealist Page 6 Philharmonic Orchestra, I AM talk will come direct to the SON Family" js a ''prince of tiThe GJBSON Family" and DE WOLF HOPPER will return i -:""...:. American audience by short wave paradoxer' Pdge 7 CONRAD THIBAULT Page 7 to radio to discuss the selections i l1,«;~:EAJJietws~: WEEJ WGY from Rome. Childrm's Page Page 9 'lUCILLE PETeRSON, ron/rallo to be played. I WjZ N"wo,k, WBZ WHAM: On Wednesday, October 17, at Wealher Reporl Box Page 10 Page 8 KARL KRUEGER, the leader of i KDKA WLW WHAt 1.45 P. M., another message frOID WEEl Page Page II the Pope will be given by P'ETRO "The Big Show" alld ils easl "'ALICE jn OrcheJJralia" Page 9 the orchestra, also is its f0':lnde~. ~ I CARDINAL FUMASONI.BrONDI, pre- Page 13 BoB CROSBY, singer Page 10 He has been heard on the air tlus 11.30 WRAF NetWork: WEEI WGY i feet of Ihe Congregation for the SharI Wave Direclory Page 13 Summer as guest conductor of the £ WSM WFU WSB MURJEL WILSON. soprano Page 12 Propagation of Faith. RefleeliollI Chicago Symphony, which played WjZ ......o.."""fcBZ WHAM GERTRUDE NIESEN, contralto i The Cardinal will speak in by DIANA HERBERT Page 15 , Page 13 for A Century of Progress Expo- i KDKA WLW .. f f' [ 12 M. WEAl' Nen",ork; WEEJ WGY Page 15 sihon. He was or Ive years I WSM WFLA was English from the Vatican in Rome Q. and also A. 1UD GLUSKJN, ronductor Page 13 on behalf of the Christian mis- NimblelVils LEOPOLD STOKOWSKJ. condllctor conductor of the Seattle Sym- [lmport..nt fllUll iJ !;..", Df/If ,htll I sions throughout the world.
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