AMERICA'S WEEKLY MAGAZINE FOR RADIO LISTENERS
TELLS WHAT'S ON THE AIR-ANY TIME-DAY OR NIGHT
Vol. Iii - No. 29 New York (2) Week Ending May 12, 1934
In ibis Is s
iN BDL ILLS HOW HE WILL CO ON VVTH
A 1 -11-T'A: FLt9r)Y EVR' WEEK
EDDIE CANTOR LAYS BARE HIS SO-CALLED "FEUD' WITH RADIO CRITICS
SECRETS OF THE MOST Irving Berlin FAMOUS OF THEME SONGS
STARS' POLL ENTERS THE LAI STRETCH
www.americanradiohistory.com SEVERAL to lucky girls have learned that is a the sistersthere asked. "And besides, it's Friday, the thirteenth." "Let's Call safe and sure way to achieve success in radio. The It Starsit Love" and followed that with "i Just was-in the month of April. Neva took her by the arm. Couldn't secret is a simple one; but a girl must have been 'Fake It, Baby." And when that happened. "Of course you're going to stay and take the audi- eighteen of the other girls "couldn't born one of the sisters of the stars to apply it. In other tion!" Neva take it". ' They insisted. "And what's more, you're going walked out without waiting to be heard, words, she must have a Big Sister who has made an to get the job." for they- knew outstanding success on the radio. The they had no chance. latest illustration Well, she didn't run away. She stayed Joy got is that furñished by seventeen -year -old Joy Lynne, add and sang the job. her lovely older sister, Neva of the Follies. Broadcasting has many sweet girl initiates who are being infused with confidence and given help through MINES OF MUSIC older, famous sisters. And somehow the thought is very appealing. Radio, like the stage and screen, has its MORE than sixty million persons daily enjoy dance dangers,- its pitfalls and the long hard road of work music broadcast from less than fifty famous hot which must be traveled by anyone aspiring to star- spots. Tens of millions of fans dance in unison, dom. Fortunate are the young girls who have older . while a fëw örehestras mon-opolize the airwaves --from sisters to help them; for they are able to trust coast to còást. 'During -a single evening twenty or thirty themselves to this exciting, romantic world of hard nationally recognized- batoneers hold sway, to the work and disillusionment, with a simple faith exclusion of all else. Sixty percent of broadcast and confidence not given to many others. The ' entertainment is music. and of this the greater intimacy of the relationship inspires the trust; portion is of the dance variety. and radio has invested sisterhood with new The radio moguls are on an endless search advantages. for distinctive dance bands. They have Such heiresses -apparent of fame and for- spared no expense in obtaining the best tune, include-in addition to young Joy- that money will buy. They think Grace nothing Pickens, baby sister of Helen, Patty of going to California to get a good half and Jane Pickens; Helen Smith, sister of hour of music for the fans through the the famous Kate; and Rosemary and rest of the country to enjoy. "Pat" Lane, kid sisters of Lola Lane of The hot spots of music are those few screen fame. These last two are al- favored places from which some distin- ready on the highway of stardom in guished and popular dance maestro is their own right., holding forth. There are throughout But perhaps the most outstand- the United States more than eight ing example. of. the _ultimate success thousand regularly recognized profes- of this sister -sponsoring is the cast of sional dance orchestras. Most of these the Boswells. It 'was Martha, the at one time or another have tried to eldest, who taught the technique of interest some . radio impresario in broadcasting to the younger Boswells, putting thent,.on the air. Out of this Connie and Vet. wealth -of material, however, not many In the case of young Joy Lynne, have made the grade. it was entirely through, the, help of Each orchestra in the hot spot her sister Neva-and the confidence from which it broadcasts is picked by which Neva inspired in her heart at a the radio moguls for its- distinctive critical moment-that this youngster characteristics.' No two of the great - landed her present coveted radio job -.'as bands on the air today are similar` in any vocalist with Doti Bestor's orchestra' inÿthe. respect. They have developed styles of Hotel Penn's'!vania. Not only. did the,, lovely their own that, defy imitation. Neva coach Joy When the young girl carne Co New. Every hot spot has its own coterie of en- York from her home in Columbus, Ohio, but she thusiasts, which runs the social as well as the also prevented .her from running out, panic-stricken a emotional gamut. From the sophisticated smartness few Minutes beJj re she took the audition which was to of the Waldorf's continental' atmosphere, in New York, start her ön he; read to success. Whó can tell -how to the abandoned freedom of Harlem's Cotton Club, many promising, 'ere have had the hard-won begin- every taste in dance music is satisfied. The distinguish- nine of careers utterly blighted by such an attack of ing qualities of the various orchestras of preeminence stage-fright-because they had no older sister standing are not difficult to define: by to 'calm their., fears and give them confidence? Paul Whiteman-the Biltmore, New York-sym- Fortunately' for Joy, this tragedy Was in her case phonic jazz with Wagnerian deliberation . . Rudy only a near -tragedy. It was while she convalesced from Vallee-Hollywood Restaurant, New York-soothing an attack of appendicitis that a friend told her of the ballad type; the effect of crooning ... Dick Himber- audition to he "conducted by Bestor, who was seeking Ritz, New York-smooth, sophisticated legato ... Flor- a new, vocalist. She had been out of the- hospital only ence Richardson-Kings Terrace, New York-a jazz a few days when she went to a hotel, accompanied by sentimentalist ... Guy Lombardo-Pavillion Royal, New big sister Neva, to take the test. York-what good dance music needs, he supplies . When she walked into the Madhattan Room, and Eddie Duchin-Central Park Casino, New York-smooth saw 52 other would-be Bestor vocalists, Joy felt as if high -hat sophistication in the jazz tempo ... Don Bestor her heart were 'in her mouth-and a singer scarcely can -Hotel Pennsylvania, New York-dignified interpreta- perform in that condition! So thought Joy, and she Joy Lynne's first photograph to be taken after her successful audi- tions ... Vincent Loper-St. Regis Hotel, New York --a turned to go. tion, shown above, indicates the pleasure she feels at having the Tango Terror ... Xavier Cugat-Waldorf-Astoria, New "What chance have i against all these girls?" she aid and the sponsorship of her older sister York-effect of chamber music on dance arrangements lack Denny-Pierre-New York-jazz without jar- ring notes . . . Harold Stern-Montclair Hotel, York-peppy, New peppy, and peppy . . Emil Coleman- Plaza Hotel, New York-the nth degree of sophistication ... Jimmy Lunceford-Cotton Club, Harlem-the ex- -..,^.- _.ay, ponent of .34719u,.,.,-.:atHs'... . -. :....'. r -^M-r torrid, African rhythm ... Enric Madriguera -Waldorf, New York-sophisticated Meter. lime marches on-for Bill (Voice of the place in Bletchingly, England, 44 and romantic tango years ago. The link- . President) Adams. He is 47 years old on May idiom Wayne King-Aragon Ballroom, Chicago- 9. It John Barclay, now NBC announcer. lilting Viennese was Adams who did too good a touch of Strauss in jazz . . . job of imitating Presi- e Molina-Congress Carlos dent Roosevelt's voice on the March of Time program. Signed On. Hotel-tango of the pampas variety Luise Barklie, radactress who was ...Ted Fiorito-Cocoanut Grove Sally Ward of "Romantic Melodies," in California-novelty, Curtain. Deep sympathy took her program fast rhythm. and admiration for Grace seriously and married Fritz Blocki, well-known in Chica- Donaldson of the Don Hall Trio. Rather than disap- go dramatic circles. point her public, Grace went on the air just a few hours after having left e the deathbed of her fiance. in . radio Meter. Jack Armstrong, whose fertile' 17e DISH 'I LIKE as elsewhere in imagination BEST the entertainment world, "the show must evolves the scripts for CBS "Buck Rogers in the 25th go on"-and sometimes that takes the finest kind of Century", celebrated his 28th birthday courage. on May 7. By Irene Beasley Static. Should musicians permitted be to enter the MY FAVORITE dish-fried chicken, biscuits and Meter. Father Time, on May 10, awards a four- front doors of swanky hotels? The management of the gravy. How layer cocoanut cake to Pee could any one choose any other for Wee Hunt of the Casa Loma Hotel Pierre, New York, said no; has a damage -suit a favorite? Band. Number of candles -24. on its hands as a result. Neil Marshall, drummer with The chicken must be rolled in Will Osborne when flour and fried in he was playing there, slipped down deep grease to a luscious, crusty, golden brown. It Meter. "Herman"-(Jimmy Murray) of the the iron stair by which the bandsmen were required to is "Mike and Herman" comedy sketch - best made in my home town of Memphis. But my own team now on WCFL enter the hotel; was injured. cook does well with nights, added a year on April 27. it-and for that matter my friends e tell me I myself have talents when it comes to cooking Static. Alexander Woollcott gained so much weight my favorite dish. Meter. Thirty-three on May 12 and still singing while on the he is radio that in a hospital undergoing Very often some of the folks i know tenor, is -"Scrappy" Lambert of NBC. an obesity will turn up treatment to cut down his 250 pounds. at my apartment with a chicken to be fried. And are they welcome! Meter. NBC's New York headquarters is having Sustaining. Gertrude (Rise of the Goldbergs) Berg 1 could eat my favorite for lunch, for dinner, or a party on May 12 to celebrate a birth which took purchased a 200 -acre summer estate at Fleischman, N. Y. for a midnight meal. Frequently 1 do at all three times! 2
www.americanradiohistory.com CI Fascinating Romance f AL JOLSON and RUBY KEELEft
that Asa l'oelson would grow to be Al Jolson, the foremost figure in American minstrelry, revue, a new industry in which sight and sound would project music and drama on a screen, and an unheard-of miracle whereby a man would sing into a hole in a piece of tin and be heard by millions across the continent-yea. around. the world. Cantor l'c el,:on establ shed his new home in Washington, D. C., and there he taught among a handful of pupils who barely supported his miserable existence, his boy. Asa, who sat with others in "chaider' class and moaned the mournful ancient hymns of his people (Continued on Page 34)
Al and Ruby (above) on their honeymoon in Hollywood after his East- ern sojourn to make his successful picture "Wonder Bar," and (right) Ruby in one of the gowns she wore in her motion picture, "Go:d Diggers"
out -size theirs. So Broadway took a startled look at the FIRST OF SERIES: GREAT advertising-the deathless Jolson, theretofore always the single star, was second and third, mentioned between OF RADIO STARS a number of strctly film -made actors, and not the LOVES greatest, at that. triumph was Preceding chapters have told of the romance and But an amazing and heart -soothing marriage of the middle-aged superstar, Al Jolson, and before Jolson. club tapper, Ruby Keeler, which the It was obvious to all who saw the first screening the adolescent night him- insiders thought unwise on Broadway- that Jolson ran away with "Wonder Bar." He was Broadway -wise "Goin' to Heaven The vicissitudes that took tisis great, strange love self again, and a hit more. His ballad its earned place beside up to the peaks and down deep valleys-that now find on a Mule," came across to take mated pair successful, happy and apparently "Mammy" and "Sonny Boy," Jolson perennials. the oddly of Jolson stole ecstasies of a perfect union. Jolson was again the talk Broadway. in the advertise Here, today, in tisis fourth instalment, is unveiled the picture, and the theater couldn't that-the forbade it. So they did for the first time the ancestry, childhood, youth of Jol- contracts with the other players a Russian pogrom to the' House of Refuge, a thing unique in theater tradition- son-from so they starred to trouping to stardom --and his first romance and his They couldn't star Jolson's name, with no no name was needed: the marriage to Henrietta Keller his picture, name; world knew Al Jolson. So the silhouette of him in black - face was the whole ad, and across it the brief typing: By Henry Bentinck "Greater Than Ever-in 'Wonder Bar'!" S JOLSON became more fancicar with radio ap- Ruby flew on several times from Hollywood, where paratus and atmosphere, his results did not move she is now playing her longest and most elaborate role, along in kind. Ile grabbed for a straw-perhaps and, as soon as Jolson's air obligations were over, he the presence of a living audience would solve his prob- flew there to her. I also, Alma Osborne lem; hut he was still self-conscious, ineffective, not the But - in lollywood - lives old Jolson at all. Jolson! At the expiration of the minimum period of his To visualize the romance between Al Jolson and have contract, he called it quits for the year. Alma Osborne, his second wife, the reader must This was during the unsettled months of his newest the background of Jolson's heritage, youth, adolescence matrimonial experiment-when thi:)gs were hot today and first marriage-his taking as wife in 1906 (long and cold tomorrow-before he and Ruby had found before Ruby was horn) the winsome. diffident Henrietta themselves and each other, had settled into the smooth Keller, daughter of a sea captain of Oakland, California. valley of harmony and mutual give-and-take. Jolson was then 24 and a blackface comedian knock- was So, look now- ing around in vaudeville as one of a male trio. Ile For two recent months Al has been on the Kraft playing come -and -go dates, and was coming and going Cheese program. Ile has been tractable and approach- along the Pacific coast when he met the young daughter able. And, while Jolson never has rated on the air the of the Golden Gate skipper. predominant position which had been his in the other Captain Keller was far from delighted with the a minor mum- fields, he is now a standard star and has been "getting prospect of giving his cherubic child to over" to the satisfaction of his sponsor. The critics mer whose earning potentialities -just then seemed none have been generous. too roseate; es hose calling demanded that he travel Jolson readly agreed not to be the whole show. lie constantly: who thus far had revealed no outstanding let Deems Taylor supplant him as master of ceremonies accomplishments, and was by temperament, breed and reared on his own program, with salutary improvement in the inclination so far removed from the girl in quiet offering. Jolson devoted his miketime mainly to his home surroundings and conventional values. ballad -singing. He might have been even more alarmed had he then inimitable vaude- In films, however, he came back with a crash and known the complete background of the young The screen version of his so-so stage "Wonder Bar" villian. smash. religious singing found his producers skeptical of h.s old drawing powers, Cantor Yoelson, a profoundly of his co -religionists from so they surrounded him with a marqueeful of "names." rabbi, driven with thousands. "names" have no respect for anybody but the barbaric persecutions of Romanoff -ridden Russia, Hollywodd Petersburg and brought with themselves, and the several movie stars demanded top had fled his home in St. "billing." They would let no wie's name precede or him in steerage his first-born son, Asa, little dreaming 3
www.americanradiohistory.com "Radio the Most Realistic Art" NOW comes T. S. Stribling, 1932 Pulitzer Prize- Are hearts that ache for sympathy and love. basic deviation from the original winning novelist, to acclaim the tremendous artis- portrait of Raffles, and A look perchance, a word of tender meaning- the character himself has been brought to the airwaves tic and cultural advances made in broadcasting Lo! Two happy hearts are one. by Frederick during recent years. Worlock, Broadway star who portrays the cracksman, much as Hornung created him. This noted author is the first of America's out- Perfect song of loving hearts united, standing contemporary Worlock, incidentally, is at present appearing in the writers to adapt one of his own Golden dreams of heaven melting into day, Broadway production books for radio presentation. His enthusiasm of "Dodsworth," in addition to is thus Perfect song of hearts forever plighted! his weekly CBS appearances. the result of personal experience, based upon the inter- Joy with summer blends, and winter ends In the Raffles air show esting task of creating the same work he is supported by Stephen of art in two In perfect love's June day! Fox, as Inspector different mediums-first the novel, McKenzie of Scotland Yard, and by then the radio play. Kirby Hawkes, Irby Marshall, In other words, when Stribling decides Malcolm Dunn, Peter that radio is a The words were written by Clarence Lucas to the Donald and Wendy Atkins. freer and more flexible medium than the novel-for the music of Joseph Carl Breil. (New Edition Copyright presentation of realism-he Incidentally, it was to Fox that Tazewell brought unquestionably knows what MCM X X IX by Chappell & Co., Ltd., and reprinted by his woes when he is talking about. he learned that he would have to mod- special permission of Chappell -Harms, Inc., New York.) ernize the localities and scenes of How different is this conclusion from the statement action in the scripts. Originally the song was composed for the motion pic- Fox, a globe trotter, is made some years ago by that eminent as much at home in London as British writer, ture, "The Birth of a Nation." When Amos 'n' Andy he is in Singapore or in H. G. Wells! That writer and prophet permitted New York, and he was able to him- first went on the air, they wanted the finest theme avail- help Tazewell, who did not self to say that radio was an annoying toy which know Marylebone from never able. Such songs as "Old Man River." "Deep River," Houndsditch, over the rough Spots. could have a lasting popular appeal! "Mighty Lak a Rose" and a number of Negro spirituals The production of Raffles is How does Stribling back up his conclusion? under the supervision of First, were auditioned. But none had quite the grand sim- Courtenay Savage, CBS dramatic in writing his book "Conflict" for radio serialization director, and is di- plicity they sought. rected by Knowles Entriken. It will come to you Thurs- he states that he was suddenly freed from an immense Then Joseph Gallicchio came into the picture. As labor of day evenings, on and after May 17. description. In writing a novel, he had always concert master for a Chicago picture house, he had been obliged, as are all writers, to describe sounds. But played the present theme number frequently. When it in writing for radio, he suddenly found himself quite was suggested, Gallicchio played it for the Amos 'n' free to offer the actual sounds themselves. Andy audition. It won instant approval. For several Once Mr. Stribling discovered this fact, he very years thereafter Gallicchió s orchestra played the theme quickly found freedom in the variety and scope of to introduce radio's beloved characters. radio's sound effects. But at first, when writing into Now when Amos 'n' Andy go on the air, it is played his script some sounds that would portray intense action, on an organ by Dean Fossler. No matter from he was uncertain as to whether the sounds could be what city Gosden and Correll are broadcast, the song is reproduced. One particular sound-which he first thought played on the organ at the NBC utility studio in the would be a stumbling block, but later found to be a Civic Opera building in Chicago. And it never varies. splendid stepping-stone-was the sudden barking of a "The Perfect Song"-perfect theme to that perfect pack of dogs. In the rehearsals of this scene the actors pair, Amos 'n' Andy! yipped and howled as best they could, putting up an only fair imitation of dogs. Stribling was downcast. Was this the best barking that radio could provide for him? Why, he could describe a dog's bark more con- RAFFLES SAVES vincingly than that! But when it all went out over the air, with the sound effects provided properly, it was a horse of an- other color-or rather, a dog of another sound. At the CRIME FOR AIR time the scene of the bow -wows arrived, such an out- break of howling occurred that Mr. Stribling actually ON THE air, even criminals should be gentlemen. confessed to feeling chills of fright, so completely did Such, at least, is the philosophy behind the recent the production bring to life the moods and emotions radio debut of Raffles, debonair gentleman-crook he had so painstakingly attempted to portray. Never of the Mauve Decade, who robs in a dinner -jacket and again did Mr. Stribling question the ability of the sheds no blood. His introduction to radio marks the studio's sound effect engineers! And with the whole first attempt to "tone down" gangsters scripts; to re- world of sound-including music-given in its actuality move from your loudspeaker the rat -tat -tattling of the and not merely described, one begins to understand modern crook's machine gun. is - this noted author's enthusiasm for radio as a medium No modern gangster this suave amateur cracks for the expression of artistic realism of the highest type. man. Speculation is rife among Raffles followers of the last generation as to what he would have done if he had used racketeer methods and racketeer tools of destruc- tion. When he was created in 1898 by E. W. Hornung- THEME SONGS to become one of fiction's most famous criminals- machine guns were not bandit equipment; bombs were considered in connection with strange people called Nihi- THAT "CLICK" lists. Now, on the air, Raffles will not recognize these parvenu weapons. And, of course, he will never, never talk out of the left corner of his mouth. Amos 'n' Andy's Tag Melody According to Charles Tazewell, the Columbia Broad- writer whose job is to adapt the Raffles THEY call it "The Perfect Song." casting System it Nightly it comes scripts for the weekly broadcasts, Author Hornung un- to a world of radio listeners. in the big cities and a on his hands. Not only the small towns, on wittingly left lot of problems the farms, in lonely lighthouses the romantic exploits far from the beaten path-wherever must Tazewell make convincing human hearts are who wins with brains and not linked by the magic voice of radio, this of this genteel gypster, familiar melody in addition, the passage of years has brought can be heard. "The Perfect Song," most familiar blood; of changes in the locale of Raffles' baffling burglary. themes, has made history for more than six years. For instance, outlying sections of London mentioned It was in March, 1929, that the clever comedians were in fact remote from the center of the first went on the air under their present by Hornung title. They city thirty-six years ago. Today, these same places have been using the same theme song ever since. In are in the heart of 'the Metropolis. tender, wistful cadence the music swells out over the There were few telephones, and no automo- majestic organ, to bring listeners everywhere Amos, An- biles or airplanes, so the script writers' job in- dy, Madame Queen, Ruby, Lightnin' and all the char- cludes modernizing such important elements acters in the extensive repertoire of the leading charac- as communication and transportation. In a ters, who are Freeman F. Gosden and Charles J. Correll. modern drama, Raffles and his tubby pal, The words are as beautiful as the music. Listen: Bunny, could scarcely be pursued by a The grim -purposed and relentless Inspector Perfect Song McKenzie riding in a hansom -cab! The day is grey, and all the way is drear and lonely, With it all, however, there is slight Though together, side by side, through life we go. Without the light of love to shine upon our path, We cannot Frederick Worlock, Broadway star know a friend from foe. who plays the part of Raffles in Where all is dark; and yet, amid the throngs that pass the script of the same name, and mingle, showing him as he dresses for the part when he broadcasts Radio Guide, Vol. III, No. 29. Week Ending May 12, 1934. before his studio au- Issued Weekly by Radio Guide, Inc., 551 Fifth Avenue. New York. diences New York. Entered as second class matter at the Post Office, New York, N. Y., February 24, 1932, under Act of March 3, 1879. Copyright 1934 by Radio Guide, Inc. All rights reserved. Edi- torial and Advertising offices, 551 Fifth Avenue, New York; Circulation offices, 423 Plymouth Court, Chicago, Illinois. M. L. Annenberg, President and Publisher; Herbert Krancer, 1st V. P. and Gen. Mgr.: M. Koenigsberg, Editorial Dir.: Barrett Andrews, V. P. and Adv. Mgr. 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www.americanradiohistory.com ermons in JAZZ Columbia network to tickle every fancy, thus to the rhythm of jazz that Elder Mi- 'ring laughter to every pair of lips, and a chaux exhorts his flock and leads souls, prayer to every heart, however reluctant. white as well as colored, to the supreme "Lighten a man's heart," explains the happiness of salvation. Elder, "get him to singin', and he's ready "I've reached the land of corn and wine, to listen to the word of God." And all its riches freely mine. Even to songs less peculiarly its own, Here shines undimm'd one blissful day, the Church of God imparts its own flavor. Where all my night has passed away. The meeting gathers momentum. A half Oh, Beulah Land . " audible prayer is heard on one side, an The old woman is still leading, waving answering "Glory!", "Bless His Name!" her upraised hands in a jubilant spiral. The from the Amen corner. A responding sigh, song rocks joyously to its end. "Yes, sah! half shamed, almost involuntary, comes dat's my home!" "You sure is tellin 'em, from those rows which are crowded night Sistah!" shouts a satisfied audience. The after night by white visitors. male quartet straightens its row, takes a There is bustle extraordinary down in breath and opens its mouth. the Mourners' Benches. A palsied old wo- But the old woman is unwilling to re- man, ecstasy upon her, lifts a cracked linquish this brief moment of unaccustomed voice to her God: power. She plunges anew. "Let the Lower "Oh, Beulah Land, sweet Beulah Lights Be Burning . " Good naturedly Land ... " the rest of the congregation follow. "Throw Nobody listens. A male quartet, nudg- out the Life Line ... " The old arms are ing and winking and swaggering, has taken limp and sagging now. But the cracked its place on the narrow platform behind voice goes bravely, shrilly on. "Swing Low, the railing, and moves the audience to tit- Sweet Chariot ... " "There'll Be No Sor- ters of delight. The old woman climbs to row There " The voice falters and a bench, raises thin, shaking arms, and tries fails, the shaking body falls exhausted on again: the floor. But one old woman is happy! "Oh, Beulah Land, sweet Beulah On with the service. The quartet de- Land ... " livered of its offering, Elder Michaux him- The song catches. it is a familiar one, self springs into the opening. A tall, com- fraught for most of the audience, white as manding figure he makes, his brown face well as colored, with precious memories. shining. Ile leaps to the very edge of the Voices near at hand take it up: platform. He bends confidingly toward his you, the Stone "As on Thy highest mount I stand ... " flock. "Brethern, I'm tellin' More voices. The volume swells. Choir, that the builders rejected is come to be the quartet, organ take up the strain. It Head of the Corner! Bee -cause we have tumbles forth, and waits, and rushes on rejected the Stone which is the Head of the again: Corner, we are divided into many denomi- "I look away across the sea nations, each getting to Glory by a differ- Where mansions are prepared for me, ent way and many falling by the wayside. And view the shining glory shore, Husbands and wives are separatin'. Chil- My Heaven, my Home forevermore.. dren are rebellious, speaking up to their My Heaven, my Home forevermore .. . parents about what they are going to do Back in the 1870's that song was a hit. and what they are not going to do. It shook rafters at many a Dwight L. "It's the preacher's job to tell you where Moody revival meeting. It found its way you are wrong. But you don't listen. I'm into remote country Sunday Schools tellin' you, you can live above sin. Glory through the old Moody and Sankey hym- be! You can, my precious ones. I'm not nals. Something about the lilt of its closing foolin'. This is the truth. You want to hear measure, to catch the ear and loose the the truth, don't you, brethern? The truth, voice; something in that "land of corn and says the Holy Book, shall set you free. wine", that appealed to men wrestling When you are tempted, just remember this. meager crops from the hard soil. Say: Yet who of those who sang it then 1 will not yield, i will be free, could imagine Beulah Land rendered as it Sin shall no more reign over "me. is in Elder Michaux' Church of God! God will sufficient grace supply, For Elder Michaux believes that relig- Before I yield, I'LL DIE!" ion is happiness. And he is practical enough Such is the homely philosophy Elder to grant that happiness finds its immediate Michaux preaches to jazz time. The and natural expression in action-in laugh- thoughts are not original. But his method Herewith is the second and concluding ter, and song, and clapping hands. The song is. Recently a rival has invaded the field instalment of an- intensely interesting story_. Note the sympathy, the fervor, the that springs spontaneous from the heart of of the air which Elder Michaux has held pastor of "Ra- appeal in the fact of Elder Michaux. If the unchallenged for over two years. Bishop of Elder Solomon- Michaux, This recent photograph brings out his own race is a syncopated melody. C. O. head of 75 Apostolic churches dio's Church of God" at Washington, D. .trikingly the qualities that give him modern age has chosen a like music for its R. Lawson, No feature 'on the air is rallied about more. spiritual leadership own expression, so much the better. It is in America (Continued on Page 34) It is said of millions of Elder Michaux's hedrers', th- t "they dial lei for a smile and !bey hold on for a sóly. or a sigh." FLASHES of BEST F U N By Lew C. Barrison evening Bottle: Mr. Baker, I've been thinking there's a fortune to medium says to Minnie, "The conditions this I establish communication AM l . " be made. seem to be unfavorable. can't a with your husband." And Minnie says, "Well, I'm not HAPPYA - thousand voices lift ;over Baker: How. Bottle? riot of organ. music, supported by a' Bottle: If you could find something to wrap cellophane in. surprised. It's only about nine o'clock, and Bill never did full -tone choir; led by the resounding, ecsta- -Armour Broadcast show up until around two or three in the morning." tic voice of Elder Micheaux himself! Ra- -Hoosier Philosopher Program of is again on the air! dio's Church God Fred Allen: Everything's wróng. I think i'll tie a piece of in a of synco- - The voices swell tumult meat to every paper we print. me? by swaying Monk: Say, will you please stop bothering pated rhythm, accompanied Meat? For what' inside, I wanna by Print: Joe Penner: Look, Mister. Please lemme go shoulders, accented by stampirg feet, Allen: Well: if the Bedlam News is going to the dogs we've Lady do a hula-hula dance. ts. "Praise see the tattooed clapping hands, by fervent shot got to cater to them,. -Sal Hepatica Monk: Why? the Lord!" "I'm happy, happy, Hallelujah!" Joe: 'Cause I love moving pictures. -Bakers' Broadcast and the refrain rises: Lord D: Adios! "Happy am I with my Redeemer sing- Baron Munchausen: What is that adenoids? there's something on my mind. It's about ing along the homeward way, Charley: Adios? That's good -by in Spanish. Bottle: Mr. Baker, And telling of His great love. whales. me Lord D: Au revoir! What about whales, Bottle? Happy am .1 to know. He's with good -by in French. Baker: by day, Charley: That's Do they change their oil every five hundred miles, keeping me spotless da,' Lord D: Bi-chang! Bi -ow! Bi-ong! Bottle: happy along the way to Heaven Mr. Baker? -Armour Broadcast I'm above- Charley: That's good -by in Chinese. n Baron: Bichloride of mercury! dance at 'Along the way .. Charley: What's that? Fred Allen: Tell the Society Editor there's a the I it. It is the colored, evangelists own song. Baron: That's good -bÿ in any language! -Royal Gelatin Nudist Camp tonight. want him to cover And it is as important to the work he is Print: Is it a formal affair?
dóing as is . his, 'own dynamic .personality. Allen: Yes. Complete undress. -S.I Hepatica Its words constitute a short-cut to .the Nick: Minnie Ginsang is always tellin' what the spirit of her religion.. °The. weird late husband has been. saying to her. -o- ple philosophy of his old lady ain't here yet. yet alluring mixture of rich melody and Hoosier Philosopher: Yeah, I attended a gieetin' one night Junior: No-the many time's have I .told you not to say '!aizet'7 modern jazz .in its music, the- keynote cf at- her -house when he failed to appear. The medium Allen: How worked;:and -Went`into'trance' after trance, Junior: Well I can't say she is when she ain't; can I? those roll ickinggatheritrgs wheeeeeverbera- -marked and -Sal Hepatica Lions go out each Saturday night over a but Ginsang retused to appear or even talk. finally the
www.americanradiohistory.com Bess Johnson, whet plays the part of Frances Moran on the program, "Today's Children." Note the ultra modern costume Miss Johnson wears. No/ding the L3ino This is entirely in keeping with the spir- RECENTLY the question has it of the Children of been raised with greater between the "haves" and "have-nots"-with those in au- and greater frequency: Should radio actors be per- Today, one of whom thority striving to hold that line against those seeking to Miss Johnson portrays mitted to "ad-lib" their parts? The increased num- enhance their own liberties. ber of programs upon which "ad-libbing" threatens to How has "ad-libbing" worked become the out, in this program? rule rather than the exception, is the reason Today's Children has been heard over an for bringing up the question. NBC-WJZ net- work daily execpt Saturday and Sunday since May 15, 1933. In answer, the majority of studio executives em- Before that time it was broadcast phatically for some months solely say, "No!" Their claim is that the practice over WMAQ, Chicago, as a local sustaining program. of speaking on the spur of the moment is dangerous; A little while be/ore it went on the networks, and while that it gives too much license to the artist. the national banking holiday was in effect-March 7 to 15 But the producers of "Today's Children" say "Yes.' last year, to be exact-Today's Those responsible Children asked its listeners for this popular NBC sketch based over WMAQ whether they wished the program on the lives and problems of young men and young to continue. Despite closed woman under banks and general thirty, believe that a spontaneous line pessimism, 21,433 letters, representing $642.99 here and there adds naturalness to the performance. expended in postage, arrived within They hold the next that the license to "ad-lib" is nothing more four days, pleading for continuance. This was dangerous that the liberty to make their own parts the result of one single broadcast more vital, more over station the living creations of character, than WMAQ. It seems that the listeners, at least, would be possible if they held strictly to the line of have no objection to the ad-lib technique! the written word. Perhaps the spontaneity of this program is And incidentally, the very term "ad-lib" has clas- helped by the sical support; fact that the writer, Irna Phillips, it is not at all the expression of mere also plays the role of Mother Moran-shrewd, lowbrow slang that some believe it to be. It is a cor- wise, counsellor rupt aristocrat of the Moran brood. of speech-aristocratic because it comes Irna began writing this prográm from the Latin phrase "ad libitum." because she meaning "at pleas- decided that the only way she'd get into radio ure"; corrupt because of the flip clipping -off of the last was by writing syllable. herself into a play of her own. A graduate of Illinois and Wisconsin universities; The question of permitting this practice furnishes a former vivid example student of journalism at Northwestern of one of the most profound differences and an ex -teacher of speech and dramatics, between executives and artists in radio. The words Irna of still suffers from a suppressed desire to be a the script, set down by the script writer, are submitted blues singer! to the sponsor. After he okays these written lines, they Walter Wicker, husband become his property; and of Ireene Wicker, a contract thereupon is the Singing Lady, plays the role of Bob brought into effect. The sponsor agrees Crane. to pay for the He married I reene when both were University broadcast of those specific words he has approved. The of Illinois station or students; says he got his first radio network agrees to broadcast those specific contract by dint of years of words, in fact is obliged work and study- to do so because of the con- and the fact that his wife owned the show! tract requirements; no others will do. If the artist Bess Johnson ad-libs, there plays Frances Moran; Lucy is always the chance that the sponsor, Moran is little Lucy Gillman; Terry who pays for the broadcast, will Moran not like the expressions is Fred Von Ammon; Dorothy Moran is Jean he used. A man is not obliged to purchase what he MacGregor; doesn't order. Dick Crane is William Farn - um; Judge McCoy, Stanley Andrews. Thus the words of the script establish a line between Supreme vindication the artist's duty of "free and the executive's authority. The speech" in Today's Children is executive is determined to hold that line, the artist this: to break So completely do these through it. The artists in Today's Children troupers live their parts that have succeeded in breaking through. This is one of the an "ad-libbed" speech- most important air -programs in which ad-libbing permitted. is no matter how unexpec- ted-evokes a suitable But in general the executive demands the security reply of knowing in character, al- in advance, every word the artist will speak ways. They believe that The artist, on the other hand, has only one concern, the public prefers natural the creation of a character or a part. He demands speech right to pass the to actors' "emot- beyond that rigid line of the written word i ngs." whenever words pop into his mind which he instinc- And their belief must tively feels will improve that part-will make that char- acter more alive. be right, for only last This fundamental week their sponsor re- difference between executive and newed their contract for artist is just one phase of a much older struggle; and that is the 5 2 weeks, effective tug-of-war between conservative and liberal, June 8! YOUR GROUCH BOX HAVE you a radio grouch? And is it just a grouch- Another suggestion for these stations NEW which will never do anyone wasi brought to my AIRS LEAD any good? Or have you mind by your letter from Harold Oates, who objected to too a spark of constructive TEN SONGS PLAYED discontent in your system? much baseball on the long -wave stations. Baseball fans in Boston, MOST BANDLEADERS' PICK "Constructive discontent" refers to that kind of Chicago, Pittsburgh and possibly other OFTEN ON NETWORKS OF OUTSTANDING HITS grouchiness or dissatisfaction cities can hear play by which moves mankind on play descriptions of their hone teams; but the Red Song Times played Song Points Sox fan A Thousand to better things. Washington was discontented with in Denver or the fan Goodnights 31 You Ought To Be In Pictures 24 Pirate in Quebec gets little chance to fol. Rip Tide George Ill's imperialism; Lincoln abhorred the institu- low his favorite team closely. 20 Rip Tide 23 tion of slavery. Somebody Cares 19 Dancing In the Moonlight 23 Frankin D. Roosevelt burned with re- So why not let the short-wave stations spend summer sentment of the "money changers" after The House Is Haunted 19 A Thousand Goodnights. 21 in the temples of noons broadcasting ball games and see if you don't get some Boulevard of Broken Dreams 17 True 19 American life. hearty response! MRS. J. B. KING Love Thy Neighbor 17 Without That Certain Thing 16 These great men turned their dissatisfactions into You Ought To Be In Pictures 17 Over Somebody Else's glorious achievements; Smoke Gets In Yeur 16 but you don't have to be a Dear Editor: This is the day of codes and co-operation Eyes Shoulder 15 Washington, Old Watermill 15 Old Watermill a Lincoln or a Roosevelt to serve mankind. Thanks to our President and his. NRA, we are putting 15 an end True 15 Boulevard In radio, for instance, you may help by clever, construc- to the cut-throat competition which of Broken Dreams 12 came so close to ruining our iII Wind tive criticism, to turn some flaw into a triumph. social order. 11 If you do, Victor Arden: A Thousand Goodnights; Boulevard of broadcasters, sponsors and your fellow But why can't we extend the blessings of this intelligent listeners will rise up and call Broken Dreams; Love Thy Neighbor; Somebody you blessed. So send planned reproduction, to the production of radio entertainment? Cares; Dancing In the Moonlight. your sound, helpful objections and suggestions "Your Of course, radio stations to must compete for the interest and Henry Busse: A Thousand Goodnights; Old Watermill; Grouch Box" where your ideas may become a power attention of listeners; that is a mighty good thing. It has the True; Why Do I Dream Those Dreams. for better enjoyment in the homes of millions. result of giving us listeners a wide choice of programs, possible lobnny Green: Rip- Tide; Why Do I Dream Those What do you think of the following shrewd sug- under no other form of broadcasting than our own. But gestions for the improvement some- Dreams; Cocktails for Two; True; I Knew You of radio entertainment? times one wishes that these stations would co-operate a little When. bit, as well as competing. Abe Dear Editor: Lyman: Over Somebody Else's Shoulder; Easy . Nothing peeves me so much in radio as the Why should two stations, in the same territory, broadcast way our short-wave stations are Come, Easy Go; Love Me; Neighbors; Without run. Foreign short-wave sta. the same program at the same time 'Why can they not get tions rarely broadcast, for That Certain Thing. the whole world to hear, things which together, and. aeree to give the listeners still more variety than are not of interest. But Fred Waring: The House Is Haunted; You Ought To our stations simply rebroadcast all the is being provided now? Why should two stations in the same nonsense that goes Be In Pictures; Old Watermill; Moon Country; out on long waves-advertising, advice to territory broadcast the same kind of program at the same time- True. , the lovelorn, household hints and the rest of it. such as dance music, symphonic music, sports, et cetera ? Will Mark Warsaw: You - I should suggest that our short-wave Ought To. Be In. Pictures: Danc- stations simply sign not stations compete more effectively if they co-operate to give ing In the Moonlight; off when the programs they rebroadcast are of purely Carioca; Love Thy Neigh local interest. listeners greater diversity.? HENRY KAMPERFELDT bor.; -Rip Tide. 6 3
www.americanradiohistory.com realize that such rule. Jack is very walk out, insulted. Few of them can by Abe Lyman husband, is another exception to this the bandleader's Con/essrons- of a Bandmast.rr" may mean money in "The happily married. l have observed that the responsibility a conference now be truly described' as "the story that girdled a paying contract may result if the nego- may their happiness rests with the consideration both pocket; that with thrills." Wherever the English language for are handled diplomatically. The girls conclude the globe and Mrs Denny hold for each other. tiations RADIO GUIDE IS read,' and toe eight instalments Mr. who leaves them to entertain them- is spoken, few women want to let their husbands alone that the bandleader narrative already printed have evoked Very of time, is an unmannerly fellow of Mr. Lyman's the great urge lo have a hand in his popu- selves for any length inquiry and response from every corner of They feel associating with them. What does comment, larity. They like to feel that they have been responsible who has no business earth. money mean to a girl who craves romance? .the his successes. The temptation's too great. They of the messages n -elude requests . for for women are like this, I'd sooner spend A rnajoritÿ enough alone. Since most instalments or for the .vole' story in book can't let good Lyman popular with the majority preceding view of all this, and in view of my "serious" af- my time making Abe In playing cards with the boys in my band. form. fairs of the heart and their effect on my music at vari- of women-or It is noteworthy that since the .beginning of the pub- Another bandleader of my acquaintance married is ous times, it becomes more apparent why I feel I would of Mr. Lyman's narrative, he has signed what who was a business woman in every sense of the lication be- extremely unwise to Consider marriage at all. a girl as the longest personal service contract in ra- after. they married she stepped in and described Rudy Vallee is a good example of the things mar- word. Shortly It is with General Mills for a ',eriod of five years apart, claiming that it was costing him dio. can -do for a bandleader. The "sweetheart of all tore his band is the ninth chapter of Mr. Lyman's amaz- riage the manager. After that Herewith women" insisted on marrying And when he too much money. She fired frank and absorbing human rsvelations American musicians in the band. Later ingly married his. popularity started to. wane. He ceased be- she let out all the leading one of the best saxophone players in the ing the potential husband of every girl in the nation. she also fired who earned every penny of his $500 weekly By Abe Lyman Instead. he became just another married bandleader business, band became disorganized as a result of the SOW.: women attempt to handle _heir husbands" 'busi- Since his separation created sympathy for the curly- salary. The woman is a great business executive but ness affairs. I have had no personal experiences of haired maestro, he has regained his popularity, and his changes. That very hard to understand at times ... It may be a good this sort, although I know at least one bandleader place on top of the heap. The girls know he is unat- money Personally, I'd rather remain whose business negotiations and dealings are handled tached -again, and. they are' interested. thing to save ... my' band myself. by the woman he married. She receives the money due In addition to all the above reasons for my unwed single and boss in the Now we come to another phase Of my "confessions." him for playing. She even pays the musicians state, I am an extremely poor escort. Business is my be- a few years ago the bandleaders of this nation band, and signs all his checks. In addition, she sits chief interest in life. I have found it necessary to leave Until very well on personality. If they had a pleas- fore the radio at home while his music is an the air a girl sitting at a table in a cafe to which I have taken got along a handsome profile and a graceful car- If the program doesn't come up 'o her specifications, her, and go off for an hour's conference with business ant smile and riage, that was about all they needed to assure their suc- bedlam breaks loose when he gets home. Naturally associates I happened to meet. It is an excellent, although they were required to maintain a bald enough, he can't do his best. work, and he can't please unintentional, test of a girl's endurance and under- cess. Of course, that was in (Continued on Page 34) his audience, simply because he's =oo busy catering to standing Most of them are indignant and angry. They personnel the wishes of one woman-his wife. Of course, there must be exceptions.. The first, two that come to mind are George Olsen and Don Bestor. CRITICS Mrs. Bestor seldom shows up when her husband CANTOR BARES FEUD OF She remains in the background She never is playing. EDDIE Cantor, hailed Cantor has enlisted the aid of RADIO GUIDE in pre- affairs . interferes with his business senting the facts of the feud to the public. He is eager married to Ethel Shtìtta; a radio by many admirers as George Olsen is to make especially clear his friendliness for all the radio star herself; and a, graduate of show business. She Went America's foremost a feud. editors outside New York. radio after tough years on the burlesque stage and comedian, has pet into involves all save cine 'The story is -told `in a telegram sent by -Cantor to in cafes. It of the radio editors in RADIO GuiDe. The telegram follows: The other day I spoke to Ethel- about her mar- California from New York City. Eddie "Editor; RADIO GUIDE: En route to riage to George. several .newspaper friends have asked me get. along so well,` carefully excludes this New. York "How does it -.happen that you the feud between the radio editors and myself. go on the rocks after editor as being -the only about 1 asked. "while other bandleaders relationship with radio critic entitled to I have always had the friendliest marriage? in the the radio editors- outside New York City. They have not a ealous woman. What his job. Interest "Abe," she said, "I'm by the criticized my work but theirs was honest criticism with is .surrounded by beautiful females? That's feud is intensified if .George does not nothing personal behind it. I have a great respect" for of the business, isn't it? I realize he must have fact that Cantor his part man he excepts. their sincerity and judgment. his following includes women, that's his name the New York radio a following If At all the other ra- However, I shall continue to fight those business. editors who are experts at log rolling, who use their columns for sure of myself. dio editors and colum- You see," she continued, "I'm delving into personalities that have nothing to do with radio and George interested nists of New York, the believe I have 'what it takes' to keep various rackets are a disgrace to the newspaper profession. him, don't I?" comedian hurls. his lance whose in me. If I haven't, I deserve to lose There is but one person writing on radio in New York City is his own to devote of vitriolic criticism. It George's time, in other word:, has the necessary background, dignity and honesty of purpose. is a. gesture of fearless - who business of making music Few wives, however, this in RADIO GUIDE to the Eddie Cantor ness. Few leaders in the Would appreciate your printing as Ethel Shutta does. That's why the band or the editors throughout. the believe have the courage to attack the where it may be seen by radio so often goes on the rocks after the ceremony. entertainment world CANTOR" marriage .of the metropolis. country. Best Wishes. "EDDIE Jack Denny, an excellent maestro. musician and critics and the editors 7
www.americanradiohistory.com Cantor at $10,000 a Spot and rehearsals. After the well stage show is under way, however, of guest stars... Little Jack Littlé s CBS commercial Cantor will open a radio show in February for a toothpaste shifts to Friday nights at 9:15 p. m. EDT . . . Roses sponsor, who becomes radio's greatest spender. The banjo -eyed and Drums, popular Civil War drama, which comic goes off rates $10,000 a broadcast. for a summer vacation sometime in June, has been re- newed for another year. It will be heard again over In the RCA building in Radio City last week, a the CBS network sometime in September . hobby Red show was held and the NBC stars did their Nichols and his orchestra will be heard over the CBS share. Rudy Vallee. whose greatest thrill is taking airwaves as soon as the network can get him located moving pictures of celebrities. exhibited four in a New York hotel spot ... Ray Knight will commute reels of his collection-Joe Penner's display between New York and Cleveland for his commercial was just ducky. Durante sent over all the five nights a week over WTAM. Ray is back in New hats he uses on the stage and screen-Ed York on Wednesday nights for his "kul4u" show Wynn contributed his 29 -year -old shoes, Loretta Lee, the charming vocalist with George Hall's and hats that he wears during his broad- orchestra, gets a sustaining spot with Freddie Rich's casts-lack Pearl's collection of nick- orchestra starting next Friday. This will not effect her nacks, composed of safety pins, hair pins broadcasts with Georgie from the Taft Hotel . . Jes- and pencils that he has saved for sica Dragonette is sought by many other sponsors for years, were also in full view for the guest appearances, but her present sponsor, who has visitors. Other stars too numerous her exclusively, delays making up his mind about her to mention were also among the chances to do other sponsored programs. It seems to exhibitors. depend on whether Jessica will get an increase in salary from Cities Service . Jane Cowl will be guest star Kilocycle Chatter with the Ward's Family Theater of the Air program Sunday, when it switches to a half hour at 9 p. m., Due to the death of his broth- over CBS. dropping Cecil Lean and Cleo er, Mayfield, who Jimmy Durante broadcast from step into the lead in "Big Hearted New Herbert." Miss Cowl YoFk an extra week. Next will do a scene from "Smilin' Through," one of her Sunday's airing will come from greatest stage successes . .. The Men About Town are Hollywood . . . Many complaints considering a shake-up in their personnel . Lucky from listeners caused the spon- Strike sponsors heard an audition sors to permit of Frank Black's Fred Waring to highly touted Viennese operettas, with James Melton go back to his old routine, in and Jessica Dragonette singing which the leading roles. Melton Foley "Frog Voice" incidentally, sings the lead on the Beauty Box program McClintock and Johnny Tuesday in "Blossom Time" . Sylvia Froos and Davis make merry. Mines Alelton, along with a lot of other singers and Besides that, the pro- Johnny Green's band, are awaiting the outcome of their gram will be conspic- auditions for International Silver ... Ryan and Nob- uous by the absence lette, the crack Carefree Carnival aces from the Coast, auditioned for Camel cigarets and for several other sponsors, with Cal Tinney, a juvenile Will Rogers. A guide was taking a party on a tour of the NBC studios in Radio City. He explained to the visitors that all the studios are completely sound-proof. One henpecked husband came back with, "What a place to keep my wife!" When they later were taken down to look at the motor generators, the same sensa-humorist asked, "Is this where the static is made?" Colonel Stoopnagle and his Buddy are trying to in- fluence their sponsor to allow them to broadcast from Echo Lake so that the listeners can hear the program twice. The First Nighter sponsors (Continued on Page 31)
Edith Murray, whose distinctive style of singing has won her the title, "Dramatist of Song." This snapshot indicates that Miss Murray's dramatic flavor is not confined to her vocalism. Note the costume, the pose Jean Colbert, dramatic actress and the atmosphere of a theatrical setting seems by her photograph to have ample power to sway an audience
ALONG THE AIRIALTO By Martin Lewis CONTRARY to current reports, it is likely that Eddie Cantor will not return to the airways next fall. The Sunday night coffee sponsor will have a show of somewhat different type than has been used. At least one big name of radio already has been approached regarding it, without undue enthusiasm although there is a rumor that Joe Penner, the duck salesman, may be switched from selling yeast to the promotion of coffee sales. Cantor's absence from the studios will not mean his absence from Broadway, for the banjo -eyed comedian will be in a stage show, under the aegis of the astute Sam Harris. David Freedman, who has written Cantor's scripts for the radio and at the same time has been coming to the fore as a playwright, is writing a show for Cantor; based on the comedian's own life. Freedman has dramatized "Life Begins at 40" and "The People's Choice," which will open on Broadway in the autumn. So much of Cantor's time will be required in readying the show for its opening, and in subsequently giving his starring role the attention it will require, that he will -.9 have no time for the Sunday night broadcasts, with all their attendant preparation 8
www.americanradiohistory.com to Fanfares Farewell I defeat my purpose. do not A flourishes, or calls sounded by the tricks of showmanship that had proven immediately Fanfares' hunting horns; hence, so successful in the legitimate theater and in wish the radio listeners throughout the trumpets, bugles or to cease all activity when ode of any noisy or showy parade. vaudeville. This was a natural course to fol- country and Wagnalls' low, for radio was maintaining the highest our programs commences. Instead, we at- -Funk feeling of repose with New Standard Dictionary possible standard of entertainment while ex- tempt to establish the perimenting and developing itself as a sepa- a soothing theme song. Then, we glide rate and distinct medium of amusement and smoothly into a waltz medley, continuing By Andre Kostelanetz education. in our aim to create a feeling of relaxation. was adopted by We carry our aim further in the other or- M\Y I never again be called upon to open The opening fanfare with fanfare! nearly every orchestra in those early days chestral and choral selections included in a radio program by to offer only Since the beginning of radio enter- -echoes of the circus barker's ways! each program attempting fanfares have been played Times and tastes have changed, however, American music of the greatest soothing, tainment, opening Then, when we approach by more orchestras than one conductor could and radio entertainment gradually has crys- melodious beauty. in a lifetime. talized itself into something neither theater the conclusion of each half-hour, we pre- shake a stick-or a baton -at the opening fanfare is merely a broad- nor vaudeville. Today, the radio listeners pare to take our leave of listeners' To me an as quietly and unobstrusively casting brother of a circus barker. its pur- do not wish us to bang into their homes and homes just as we entered. From a popular semi- pose is the same, its tone as irritating and command attention. The type of musical results upon persons of intel- program that pleases the greatest number of classical selection of the quiet and beauti- raucous, and its type, such as Day" and ligence as negligible as the spiel of the side- listeners today is one which creates a feeling ful "Perfect of relaxation and repose. That is the result "The Rosary," we glide once show salesman. again into the soft strains of course, for the I am endeavoring to obtain with the " There was a reason, of leaving the use of the opening fanfare during music of my orchestra, offering a our theme song, widespread with a mem- days of radio. A mere child in the soothing, melodious type of listeners the early ory of lovely melody. amusement world, radio looked to its older fare. Were I to open each brothers for advice, and adopted some of program with a fanfare I would
TOP TASK FOR BERLIN one of the I RVING BERLIN's new song, "So Help Me," is an index to especially for his Andre Kostelanetz, photographed most difficult tasks ever undertaken in radio! Written at the very moment he calls up- first commercial broadcast (May 6, NBC-WJZ network) it is accepted on his orchestra to begin to play. as the promise of a new song in each of his succeeding weekly broadcasts. The Observe his intent expression, melody and lyrics of "So Help Me" were guarded jealously against pos- the expectancy with which he title, the baton, sible plagiarism. Those few favored persons who heard it, before the broad- raises his arm holding be as as "Say It Isn't So." and note the poised left hand in cast insisted that its popularity would great to four or five hits a year. Berlin will the attitude of preparedness Few composers write more than guard against a blast of fanfare attempt to write a new hit song for every weekly broadcast! In a recent interview in the offices of Irving Berlin, Inc., Music Pub- lishers, he strode up and down, played the piano, talked sincerely and quickly, telephoned, and produced amazingly detailed figures from memory, revealing the number of times his songs have been used over the air in the last two years-all this in a rapid succession that would have been bewildering; if it had not been for the finish and completeness with which this man seems to do everything he attempts, and for the force with which he speaks. "I'm thrilled about going on the air," Mr. Berlin replied to a question. AHEAD "It's wonderful. I've been working hard, doing research and planning my pro- AN HOUR his lips grams. I think it is a grand opportunity." All of this tumbled from a new song especially to introduce on my first pro- Service to all listeners, radio executives ... Billy Artzt is preparing a new type musi- in one breath. "I wrote cycles, I I hope cal program in which, through song gram. I wrote several songs and chose what thought was the best. and sponsors-those eager to keep informed very popular. It may, and it may not. about programs in the making ANY hour he will portray the lives of various stars of it will become the Grik ambas- a fear of radio before I took my first audition with Al the function to which this depart- the stage ... George Givot, "I honestly had ahead-is a orchestra," he confessed. "After that, however, everything ment is devoted. sador, back in town, is auditioning for Goodman and the services were seemed to clear up. It all seemed natural enough. i did have to unlearn some packing house sponsor. His vs. Camera fight will a broadcast he made in of my methods of singing, however. I learned that I couldn't sing so loud, MAX BAER Primo sought as a result of be broadcast over combined NBC net- Kansas City while on tour. The broadcast that I had to pitch my voice at least a tone and a half lower." Did he intend to have a studio audience? "No, no audience," he said works on June 14 from 10 to 11 p. m. was heard and liked by one of the officials of Where did he do most of his composing? And when? EDT with Goodrich sponsoring . . . The the company ... When Ethel Shutta opened quickly and decisively. in it home and some in the office this is the very piano I used Landt Trio and White, because of their with George Olsen at the Chicago Theater "Some of at ... of week in composing 'Alexander's Ragtime Band.' See," he said, "it has a shifting high standing in RADIO GUIDE'S Star Chicago. it marked the fifth consecutive Election got the chance to audi- Nestle chocolate sponsor had the program keyboard, because I play only in the key of F sharp." l-le walked quickly Stars her sat down and played two of his new songs, the names of which tion for a new CBS tri -weekly program for piped from a distant city, setting a precedent to the piano, con- will not be revealed until he sings them for the first time on his program. the H. and li. soap company, a newcomer . With Everett Marshall, the notable As his fingers fly over the keys, he inspires his listeners to marvel at his to the airwaves . Rudy Valleé s studio tralto Elizabeth Lennox will be given a heavy facility. It is not true, as reported, that Berlin plays with one finger! audiences are cut from 1,500 to 250 as a re- build-up on Broadway Melodies over CBS- sult of his change to studio 8-G at Radio WABC ... 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The Arden program This, then, contract expires Paul Whiteman is pre- refused because of press of engagements in pride RADIO GUIDE finds in its fast growing family of readers is merely ... paring a new program to be known as "Paul the east . . Both Lennie Hayton's com- the reflection of the satisfaction those readers evince. and Terraplane, which expire service for you. It is Whiteman's Workshop." it is to feature dif- mercials, Ipana Each step forward is a stride toward greater 1, are up for considera- to help the publisher with ferent composers each week, with programs simultaneously June your duty to yourself and to your fellow readers of Deems Taylor, Vincent tion Eddie Garr is now a CBS audi- wishes. with your help can the success of RADIO from the music indications of your Only Youmans, and Johnny Green already lined tioner. Another is Arthur Boran, who has GUIDE be expanded and its service to you thus increased. wares to an ice cream com- criticisms up . Jeannie Lang and Jack Whiting go been showing his You are not only invited, but urged, to offer constructive while Jack Denny's pany. He is auditioning with Gus Edwards, of magazine. Your help is solicited. Address off the Hudnut program, for the betterment this orchestra remains Denny has signed for and has a program on which he will imper- your communications to Editor, RADIO GUIDE, 551 Fifth Avenue, New ... 43 Weeks on his oil program ... A new com- sonate various stars whom Edwards has intro- York City, N. Y. mercial.is in the offing for the Eton Boys duced to the American stage. 4 13
www.americanradiohistory.com 14 Radio Guide Log of Stations (NEW YORK EDITION) Sunday, May 6 High Spot Selections Call Kilo- Power Net - Letters cycles Watts Location Work Look For for the Bell jj for Religious Services and Programs Sunday WAAT-s 940 500 Jersey City, N.J. 10:00 (Time Given Is Eastern Daylight) WABC 860 50,000 N. Y. City, N. Y. CBS EDT-a.m.-EST 9:00 Cradle Song NBC-The Radio Pulpit; Brahms 5:15 p. m.-Tony Wons, with Peggy Keenan WBZ± 990 50,000 Boston, Dr. S. Parkes Cad- Toorallooral (Irish lullaby) Mass. NBC man: WEAF WGY and Sandra Phillips, WBZAt A Mother's Prayer piano team: CBS- 990 1,000 Springfield,Mass. NBC The Hidden Word (Address) WABC network. (Dr. S. Mighty Lak a Rose Nevin WCAUt 1170 50,000 Philadelphia, Parkes Cadman) Pa. CBS Lady of Spain (Richard Leibert, piano 7:30 p. m.-Joe Penner; Ozzie Nelson's or- The King of Love WEAF 660 50,000 N. Y. City. N. Y. NBC Me Shephard Is solo) chestra; Harriet Hilliard: NBC-WJZ. (radio choristers) Orchi Chornia WEVD 1300 1,000 N. V. City, N. Old Russian 8:00 p. m.-Jimmy "Schnozzle" Durante Y. Questions -Answers (Dr. Cadman) Play to and WFIt Me Gypsy Rubinoff: NBC-WEAF 560 1,000 Philadelphia, Pa. NBC Prayer -Response CBS-JSalt Lake City network. Tabernacle Choir and 8:30 p. m.-California WGYt 790 50,000 Schenectady,N.Y. NBC O Love Divine Organ WPG Melodies with Ray- Saviour Thy Dying Love (radio chorister s) WINS-Andre mond Paige's orchestra and WINS 1180 500 N. Y. City, N. Y. Taloff, Russian baritone guest ar- The Heavens Are Declaring (choir) WNEW-Kay Reed, organist tists: CBS-WABC network. WJZ 760 50,000 N. Y. City, N. Y. NBC CBS-.,Church of the Air: WABC WOV-Festival Hour 9:00 p. m.-Irving Berlin; Pickens Sisters; WLITt - 560 1 000 Philadelphia, NBC-Southernaires, male quartet; Pa. NBC Homer Smit h 11:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 10:45 Revelers: NBC-WJZ network. WMCA and Lowell Peters, tenors; Jay Toney, bar NBC-Aldo 570 500 N. Y. City, N. Y. j. Ricci's Phantom Strings: WJZ 9:00 p. m.-The Family tone; Wm. Edmonson, bass and Theater; Jane Cowl, WNEW-s 1250 2,500 directo r: WAAT-The Brunswick Men, Male Quartet (New N. Y. City, N. Y. Levee Band: WJZ WBZ WBZA Program) "Smilin' Through"; guest artist, James WOR 710 5,000 Newark, No Harm Melton; Green N. J. Spiritu al WINS-Ihe Tuneful Tailors Orchestra Stripe orchestra: CBS- WOV 1130 Religion Is a Fortune WABC network. 1,000 N. Y. City, N. Y. Spiritu al WNEW-)aRabbi Stephen S. Wise, Carnegie Hall Sermon 9:30 p. WPGt 1100 5,000 Atlantic City,N.J. CBS Hurry Lawd m.-Walter Winchell: NBC-WJZ net. Every Time 9:30 p. m.-Album WTICt 1040 50,000 Hartford, Conn. NBC I Feel the Spirit of Familiar Music; Frank Sole Away to Georgia Munn, Virginia tNetwork AFTERNOON Rea; orchestra: NBC- Programs Listed Only. Is Massa Gonna Sell Us WJZ network. s -Special Programs Listed Weary Only. Traveler 12:00 Noon 9:30 p. m.-Fred Waring's Nobody EDT-EST a.m. 11:00 orchestra; Lane CBS-Salt Lake City Tabernacle Choir and Sisters; Babs Ryan; Poley and Johnny: My Land What a Morning Organ: WABC Let CBS-WABC network. Us All Bow Together NBC-Major Bowes' Capitol Family; Waldo The Mayo, 10:00 p. m.-Madame Schumann-Heink Notice Church in the Wildwood conductor and violinist; Tom McLaughlin, and A Child of Harvey Hays: the King Baritone; Nicholas Cosentino, tenor; Hannah NBC-WJZ network. These programs as here presented were as Shine on Me Klein, pianist; 10:30 p. m.-Hall of correct Four Minute Men, harmony: Fame; Joan Crawford, and as accurate as the broadcasting WINS-Jolly Bill Steinke Reads the WGY WFI Franchot companies Funnies Tone, guest stars; Nat Shil- and RADIO GUIDE could make them WMCA-Italian Program WINS-Harmonic Majors, at the time going male quartet kret's orchestra: NBC-WEAF network. of to press. However, emer- WNEW-Sunday Symphonies WOR-Uncle Don Reads gencies that the Comics 10:30 p. m.-Forty-Five Minutes in Holly- arise at the studios sometimes neces- 10:15 EDT-a.m.-EST WOV-Italian Serenade sitate eleventh hour changes in program 9:15 wood, dramatized film preview and Cal listings, WNEW-Kav Reed, organist 12:15 p.m. EDT-EST 11:15 time, etc. a.m. York, screen reporter: WOV-Sketch and Orchestra NBC-Baby Rose Marie, songs: WJZ WBZ WBZA CBS-WABC. 10:30 NBC-Gordon String Quartet: WEAF WFI EDT-a.m.-EST 9:30 Quartet Opus CBS-Melody Parade: WPG WCAU 18 No. 6-B Flat Beethoven Allegro Con Brio MORNING Cantique De St. Cecile Chauso n Adagio Ma Non Troppo NBC-South Sea Islanders; Hawaiian Serenade: Air Matheso n WEVD-"In a Jewish Grocery," sketch WJZ Minuet Harrington WINS-Syncopated WEVD-Al 8:00 Visions Serenades Hershkowitz, baritone EDT-a.m.-EST 7:00 Tschaikowsky WMCA-Uncle Nick's WINS-Vincent Sorey's NBC-Tone Pictures; N BC-Garden Radio Kindergarten Matinee Musicale Ruth Pepple, pianist; of Tomorrow; E. L. D. Seymour 12:30 p.m. WMCA-Josane Instrumental Mixed Quartet; Mary Merker, soprano; Orchestra; Frank Pinero, director: EDT-EST a.m. 11:30 Trio Ger- WEAF NBC-University of Chicago Round WOR-Radio Forum trude Foster, contralto; Richard Maxwell, WGY WFI Table Discus- sion; Current Topics: WEAF WGY WOV-Italian Melodies tenor; Leon Salathiel, baritone: WJZ CBS-Ben Alley, tenor: WABC CBS-Madison CBS-On NBC-Samovar Ensemble; Emery Deutsch, con- 2:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 1:15 the Air Today: WABC Serenade; Balalaika Orchestra; ductor: NBC-Melody Alexander WABC WPG WCAU CBS-Abram Chasiiis, Piano Pointers: WABC Hour; Alma Kitchell, guest soloist; Kiriloff, director; Nicholas Vasi- Serment Grande lieff, WJZ D Amour Mezzacapo WCAU Trio: WEAF WGY tenor: WBZ WBZA Loves WINS-Eye March Last Day Benatsky The D -Flat Etude Franz Liszt Openers "Peter the Great" Rozoff Elfentanz WOV-Musicale Waltz Lehar On Wings of Song Mtndelssohn "Caprice" Andreff Alegrias f Driver vocal) Valverd e WEVD-"The Lost Child," sketch 8:05 EDT-a.m.-EST 7:05 Sodovirkoff NBC-Radio City Concert; CBS-Organ Beer-Berry Kirilloff Symphony Orchestra 2:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 1:30 Reveille, C. A. J. Parmentier. WABC Edwina Eustis, contralto; Chorus; Soloists Kamenoi-Ostrow Rubinstein Selection from Op. "Life for the Tzar" WJZ WBZ WBZA NBC-Concert Artists; Rosa Lowe, soprano; Marcel Hubert, I Wanna Be Loved Green Glinka WAAT-Star Dust; Guest cellist; Nadia Reisenberg, Sleigh Bells Star Interview pianist: WJZ Valse Triste (request) Sibelius (vocal) Nicolaevsky WEVD-The Clown, tragic WBZ WBZA Night songs Nina (Rosa Goin' To Heaven On A Mule Zam WINS-The Happy Ranger Low) Pergolesi It Hurts Intermezzo from Marche Triomphale Creole Kriens G. Stone WOR-"The New Poetry," A. "Goyescas" (Marcel Gay M. Sullivan Hubert) Mother Nature's Lullaby Merchant Zubkoff WOV-Italian Music and Draina Granados WAAT-Munz with G. Sterni Londo 8:30 EDT-a.m.-EST Sisters, Bill Whitely; Orchestra 12:45 p.m. EDT-EST 11:45 from "Sonata in D" (Kadia 7:30 WINS-American Gold Buying a.m. Reisenberg) NBC-Less White at the Dual Organ: WJZ WBZ Service; Dance CBS-II. V. Kaltenborn, talk: WABC WCAU Schubert WBZA Orchestra WPG Phyllis Has Such Charming Graces WMCA-The Dream Weavers; (Rosa Low) CBS-Artist Recital; Crane Delmar and Sondra WEVD-In the Tea House, Wilson Calder, bass; Rhoda Fahrney vocal and instru- The Swan Arnold, soprano: WABC mental music (Marcel Hubert) Saint Saens C WNEW-Clinton Hill Bible School Alborada Del Grazioso (Kadia Reisen - Cockle Shells Ross -Moffatt WINS-Lea Karina. soprano; Concert Ensemble WOR-Communion Breakfast of the ber The Dew Fairy Frank Bridge Holy Name 1:00 p.m. EDT-EST Noon 12:00 Revel Society of the Newark Fire Department; Serenad) e (Rosa Low) Strauss Auch Kleine Dinge Wolf NBC-Road to Romany; Gypsy Music: WEAF Flight Ragamuffin Speakers: Rev. Clark of New York; Hon. WGY WFI of the Bumble Bee from "Tsar Ireland Alexander Saltan" NBC-The Balladeers, Rourke, former Attorney General Gypsy (Marcel Hubert) male chorus; Instrumental of New York; March J. Gershen trio: WEAF WGY Hon. M. P. Duffy Czarbashfurstein Rimsky-Korzakoff 10:45 Kalman CBS-Lazy Dan, the The Prayer Perfect EDT-a.m.-EST 9:45 Colombinella Minstrel Man; Irving Kauf- (Balladeers) Stetson CBS-Alexander L. Delahre man: WABC WCAU Melodie (trio) Semmler, pianist: WABC WCAU Selection from Moszkowski WPG "Sibyl" Jacobi Long, Long Ago (Jim) Rounded Up in Glory (Balladeers) Gypsy Toast Rhapsody Songs Zam She's an Old -Fashioned Heart Throbs (trio) in G Minor Brahms Russiche Lieder Girl from an In the Gloaming Und Tanze O. Fetras Old Fashioned Town Sunrise and You (Balladeers) Arr. Semmler Forgotten Waltz (Jim) Penn Waldersrauschen Prosoroff Carry Me Back to Moment Musical (trio) Liszt Green Forest the Lone Prairie Schubert WINS-Songs of the N. Brodsky Annabelle Lee Uncle Ned (Balladeers) Day CBS-(Church (Dan) Foster WMCA-B of the Air: WABC WPG Come Back Valse Lente Watchtower Program WAAT-Fur to Erin (orchestra) (trio) Chopin WOR-Current Trappers Love Is the Come Ye Legal Topics, Robert Daru WEVD-Dream Sweetest Thing (orchestra) Disconsolate (Balladeers) Hymn WOV-Mario's Weaver, poetry Gypsy WINS-Ukranian Hour; Orchestra WINS-Yorkville Sweetheart (orchestra) Sokol Orchestra; Kosch- Hour, German Musical Program You're My Everything etz Chorus; Mme. 11:00 EDT-a.m.-EST 10:00 WMCA-Billie (orchestra) Hrebencka: Nick Hope, NBC-Press-Radio Bruce, baritone You Were master of ceremonies Bureau, News: WEAF WJZ WOR-Perole Meant for Me (orchestra) WGY String Quartet, Joseph Coleman, NBC-Culver Military Academy conducting; Paul Revell, baritone Glee Club; Paul 8:45 EDT-a.m.--EST 7:45 CBS-Children's Hour, juvenile variety program Barada, director: WEAF WGY CBS-The Radio Spotlight: WABC WOV-Musical Journeys WEVD-Uncle WABC 1:15 EDT-p.m.-EST Nuchem and his Kids, Jewish WOV-Devotional Music, Willy Reske NBC-Morningside College Methodist Choir: WJZ 12:15 children's sketch 9:00 EDT-a.m.-EST WEVD-Varieties of the World WINS-Demetriades 8:00 WBZ WBZA WMCA-Accordion Hour; Greek Music NBC-Mexican Typica Orchestra: WEAF WGY WEVD-Forward Hour Sextet WMCA-Three Little Funsters Morena Del WINS-Italian 1:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 12:30 WOR-"Matinee Today," Moral Hour NBC-Surprise Party; variety program; or. Isn't It Swell to Dream? Stept WMCA-1 Christian Mary Small, juvenile sing- chestra and soloists Science Service er; William Wirges' Let's Fall in Love from Same Arlen WNEW-Organ Orchestra; Guest Artists: WOV-Neopolitan Echoes Gems WEAF WFI Èmaline Perkins WOV-Dance Orchestra; WGY 2:45 EDT-p.m.-EST Bart Kine NBC-Dr. Sackman's Sunday 1:45 Recuerdas Tu (Do You Recall) (Hec- 11:05 Forum, "That Hu- NBC-Grace Hays, musical comedy star, EDT-a.m.-EST 10:05 man Nature": WJZ WBZ WBZA songs tor De Lara) Lecuona NBC-Hall and Gruen, piano team: WEAF and ballads: WEAF Yira CBS-The Compinsky Trio: WABC WCAU Yira Discepolo Courante Haendel 3:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 2:00 Nights of Gladness Anslifte Concerto in C Minor J. S. Bach NBC-Talkie Picture Time; Les Berceaux (the cradles) Faure -Hall Allegro Sketch with June Quiereme Mucho (Hector De Lara) Roig eredith. John Goldsworthy, Ballet from "The Petite Suite" Adagio John Stanford, Sabelo Negra Porque Reia (You're Going Gilbert Douglas, Murray Debussy-Busser Allegro Forbes and Virginia to Know Why I Laughed) Giangiarulo NBC-Morning Musicale; Ware: WEAP WGY WLIT String Quartet: WJZ Sonata in G Minor The Washington Post March Sousa WBZ WBZA Handel CBS-Portland Symphony: WABC CBS-Sunday Morning at Aunt Susan's, children's Andante, Allegro Overture to "Rosamunde" 11:15 EDT-a.m.-EST 10:15 Arioso, Allegro Schubert program: WABC WPG WCAU NBC-Major Bowes' In the Garden Goldmark NBC-Children's Capitol Family; Waldo Mayo, WINS-Rose Diamond, organist Hour; vocal and instrumental conductor and violinist; Tom McLaughlin. Valse Triste Sibelius Concert; Recitations WOV-Pietro Diero, accordionist; Edward Albano, and Dramatic Readings baritone; Nicholas Cosentino, tenor; Hannah Danse Des Bouffons Rimsky-Koraskoff Milton J. Cress, baritone M. C. WJZ WBZ WBZA Klein, pianist; Four Minute Men, harmony: 1:45 p.m. Symphony in B Minor Schubert WMCA-PAErline C.'Olsen, Medifation in Psalms WEAF EDT-EST p.m. 12:45 Danse Macabre Saint-Saens WMCA-Dr. Paul Winslow, talk; Music 9:30 EDT-a.m.-EST 8:30 W NEW-Uncle Pete and Louise The Last Spring Grieg NBC-International Broadcast 2:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 1:00 La Fenia from Russia; Or- W OV-Children's Stories Lacome . chestra; Soloists: WEAF WGY NBC-Gene Arnold and the Commodores: WEAF Artists Life 11:30 EDT-a.m.-EST 10:30 WGY Johann Strauss WINS-Hayden String Quartet N BC-The Overture Solennelle 1812 Tschaikowsky Poet Prince; Anthony Frome, tenor; CBS-Edith Murray, songs: WABC WMCA-John X. Loughran, Educational Food Dick Leibert, WCAU NBC-Bar "X" Days and Nights; Romance organist: WJZ Out For No Good of Talk Melody in the Early West: WJZ WBZ WBZA Spring from Same When A Woman Loves A Man WINS-Console 9:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 8:45 Romance from "Cameo Kirby (Richard Capers WMCA-Herald of Health, talk It's Funny to Everyone but Me (orchestra) WMCA-Al Shayne, baritone; Jerry Leibert, piano solo) Ill Wind Baker, tenor; WOV-Fur Trappers Medley of Mother Lullabies Bob Haring's Orchestra St. Louis Blues WOV-Martino Musketeers
www.americanradiohistory.com Radio Guide 15 9:00 Talk" WN EW-Bill Farren, sports review 10:00 EDT-p.m.-EST (SUNDAY CONTINUED) WOR-Robert Rend, "Town NBC-Victor Young's Orchestra: WEAF WTIC WOV-The Reske Musicale WOR-Vera Brodsky and Harold Triggs, piano 3:15 2:15 duo WFI WGY EDT-p.m.-EST Till We Meet Again WINS-Frank Galassi's Orchestra 8:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 7:00 2:30 Old Spinning Wheel 3:30 EDT-p.m.-EST NBC-Jimmy "Schnozzle' Durante, comedian; Dark from "Orange Alfredo's Orchestra: WJZ WBZ WBZA NIGHT Kiss in the NBC-Don Rubinoffs Orchestra: WEAF WGY WTIC Blossoms" NBC-Dancing Shadows; Max Bolin, violinist; WLIT WLIT WBZ WBZA Was I to Blame for Falling in Love Wm. Hain, tenor: WEAF WGY 5:00 Prelude (Rubinoff and orchestra) WMCA-Cathedral of the Underworld with "Tom 6:00 EDT-p.m.-EST with You NBC- tCatholic Hour; Rev. Daniel A. Lord: Hollywood Hits on Parade: Caprice Viennois Kreisler Noonan, Bishop of Chinatown; Prelude, A. WEAF WGY Music Makes Me from "Flying Dowa (lob, That Kiss L. Alexander Arcadelt to Rio" WOR-Pauline Alpert, the Whirlwind Pianist Ave Maria Stardust (violin solo) He's Watching Over Israel Mendelssohn That's Love from "Nana" Lover from "One Hour with You" 3:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 2:45 Rejoice Ye Pure in Heart Young It's Only a Paper Moon from "Take CBS-Wayne King's Orchestra: WABC WCAU team; Billy WINS-Stapleton and Borroff, piano CBS-Roses and Drums, drama: WABC a Chance" NBC-Madame Schumann -Heinle and Harvey Miller. tenor NBC-Egon Petri, concert pianist; String Quar. Let's Fall in Love from Same Hays: WJZ WBZ WBZA Gypsy Prince," bari- WOR-Arthur Lang, "The tet: WJZ WBZ WBZA Did You Ever See a Dream Walking Hays: W,J7 tone Quintet Opus 81 in A Major Dvorak from "Sittin' Pretty" (Rubinoff The Rosary Nevin 4:00 EDT-p.m.--EST 3:00 Allegro Ma Non Tanto and orchestra) A Flat Waltz Brahms NBC-Romance of Meat, dramatic sketch: WEAF Dunka Durante Die Forella Schubert WLIT WGY Scherzo Dancing in the Moonlight from "Holly- Serenade Drdla and orchestra) N BC-Organ Recital; Dion Kennedy, selections: Finale-Allegro wood Party" (Rubinoff Pirate Dreams Hperter WJZ WBZ WBZA WINS-Jewish Little Symphony; Ghetto Seren- True (Rubinoff's violin solo) Charles Previa-Director and Cheer" Medley Traumerei and Romanze Schumann aders "Stand Up W E V D-Symposium Norwegian Dance Grieg WMCA-Studio Party; Al Shayne, baritone; Broadway's Gone Hillbilly WMCA-Mauro Cottone, organist We're Out of the Red Bells Through the Trees Edmundson Jerry Baker, tenor WOR-Chansonette - Marie Gerard, soprano: Bow La Boheme Selections Pruccini WOR-Uncle Don Baby Take a Jack Keating; The Virginians, male quartet; Last Night Together A Brown Bird Singing Haydn Wood 5:30 This Is Our Orchestra, directed by George Shackley Gold Buying Service 6:30 EDT-p.m.-EST Stand Up and Cheer (Rubinoff and WINS-Empire American Schools; Guest Speaker; 10:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 9:15 WOR-Dorothy Miller, soprano; Garfield Swift, NBC-Our orchestra) "Education as a Business Man Sees It": Gardel, Baritone: WJZ tenor; The Three Bavarians; Musicale Durante (Rubinoff and archestra) NBC-Carlos WEAF WLIT WGY Little Dutch Mill (Rubinoff and or- Lo Law Visto Altra Begarozzi 4:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 3:15 CBS-Smilin' Ed McConnell, songs: WABC Rosa De Otonia Bolviesi Instrumental chestra) NBC-Lillian Bucknam, soprano; WCAU Way Down Yonder in New Orleans La Comparesita (orchestra) Rodriguez Trio: WEAF WLIT WGY That's What I Call Heaven (Rubinoff and orchestra) No Te Inganes Corazon Sereira Mainacht Brahms At the End of the Day Durante 10:30 9:30 Door Scott EDT-p.m-EST Jasmine There's a Little Gray Mother Dreaming Closing NBC-Twenty-Second Annual Convention of Unit- Le Mariage Des Roses Cesar Franck I'm Putting Money in the Bank Again Extra: Over Somebody Else's Shoulder ed Synagogue of America; Speakers: WJZ I Bless the Dawn That Brought Me NBC-Hillbilly Heart Throbs; Drama; Frank Lu. CBS-Freddie Rich Entertains: WABC WCAU Minutes in Hollywood"; Cal Haydn Wood CBS-"Forty-Five You ther's Trio; Ethel Park Richardson, narrator: An Old Water Mill York, screen reporter: WABC WCAU WAAT-Orth Bell, novelties WJZ Cocktails fbr Two NBC-Hall of Fame; Joan Crawford and Franchot WINS-The Roxey Hour; Spanish Music WH N-Bronze Harmonizers Live and Love Tonight Tone, guest stars; Orchestra, direction of 4:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 3:30 WINS-Phil Emerson's Orchestra A Thousand Goodnights Nat Shilkret: WEAF WTIC WFI WGY NBC-Princess Pat Players, dramatic sketch: WMCA-"Criminal Court," drama Little Did I Dream WMCA-Florence Richardson's Orchestra WJZ WBZ WBZA W N EW-Val Olman's Orchestra Ill Wind WOR-Charles Leland, comedian; De Marco Girls Stern's Orchestra Directed NBC-Pedro Viá s Orchestra: WEAF WGY WFI WOR-Harold Your Love and Frank Sherry, tenor; Orchestra WOR-Lee Conrad and Marjorie Tremont, piano 6:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 5:45 Popular Composed Cycle "Mc Hugh and by Lee Cronican duo CBS-Poets Gold: WABC WCAU Fields" 10:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 9:45 WOV-Dr. Charles Fama Poetry Readings (David Ross) NBC-Kaleidescope; Musical Revue: WJZ WEVD-Bill Bowers, baritone WPG-Portland Symphony (CBS) Nina (Emery Deutsch's orchestra) WEVD-The Theatre Union Forum 11:00 10:00 WINS-Organ Recital EDT-p.m.-EST 4:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 3:45 Pergolesi NBC-Baseball Resume; Ford Bond: WEAF Andante Cantabile from "First String WMCA-Three Little Funsters Tid-Bits; Gregory Stone'« Or- WINS-Newspaper Adventures, sketch WNEW-JMadison Avenue Baptist Church NBC-international WOR-All Star Trio, vocal and instrumental Quartet" (orchestra) Tschaikowsky chestra; Stone and Brenner, piano duo: WJZ Scene from "The Enchanted Lake (or- Services Capers: WGY WFI novelties WOR-Melodoscope Conductors; Willard Robison; NBC-Canadiln WOV-Fashion Parade; Beatrice Wain chestra) Tschaikowsky WMCA-Carl Sears' Orchestra Place-Harrington's Georee Sharklev; Merle Johnston' Vocalists 5:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:00 At an Old Trysting W O R-Moonbeam s Arr. (orchestra) Mac Dowell 8:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 7:15 NBC-©National Vespers; Dr. Harry E. Fosdick; WEVD-Hippodrome Grand Opera 11:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 10:15 Keith McLeod; Male Quartet: A Chippewa Lullaby (orchestra) Capers; Orchestra; Lyric Trip: Music, direction Carl Busch WINS-Alan Waterous, baritone NBC-Canadian WJZ. WBZ WBZA Norman, songs WEAF Dinner Music; Remy de WMCA-Natalie to (Dr. Fosdick) WINS-Vincent Sorey's CBS-Little Jack Little's Orchestra: WABC Call Worship tenor of Christ I Glory (male Varenne, 8:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 7:30 WPG In the Cross Freidman's Orchestra quartet) WNEW-Leon CBS-California Melodies; Raymond Paige's Or- NBC-Ennio Bolognini, 'cellist: WJZ chestra; Guest Artists: WABC WCAU Lalo In a Day of Confused Moral Standards 7:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 6:00 Chant Russe WINS-Rose Diamond, organist Bolognini (Dr. Fosdick) Address Recital; Josef Stopak, violinist; Russian Beggars NBC-Sonata WMCA-Ernie Golden's Orchestra Valse Sentimentale Schubert Prayer and Response Josef Honti, pianist: WEAF WGY 10:30 O Holy Saviour (male quartet) Virginianesque John Powell 8:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 7:45 11:30 EDT-p.m.-EST Sonata to the- Byrd Expedition: CBS-Chicago Knights: WABC WPG WCAU In the Quarters WINS-Paul Martell's Orchestra NBC-News Broadcast NBC-"Looking Over the Week," John B. Ken- WMCA-Allison and Creston, piano duo WEAF WGY WFI Iii the Woods WBZ WBZA nedy: WEAF WGY WFI House (Virginia Reel) 8:00 NBC-Phil -Harris' Orchestra: WJZ At the Big 9:00 EDT-p.m.-EST Orchestra (CBS) WINS-German Gypsy String Ensemble Institute Choir; Clarence Camer- CBS-Family Theater; Jane Cowl; Guest Stars; WCAU-Little Jack Little's CBS-Hampton WMCA-Jimmy Lunceford's Orchestra WMCA-AYoung People's Church of the Air; son White, director: WABC WCAU WPG James Melton; Leon Mayfield; Green Stripe Percy Crawford WOR-Charles Barnett's Orchestra Rev. NBC-Charles Previn's Orchestra; Guest Star: Orchestra: WABC WCAU 10:45 WOR-Erva Giles, soprano WJZ WBZ WBZA NBC-Manhattan Merry -Go -Round; Tamara, Rus- 11:45 EDT-p.m.-EST Johnson's Orchestra: WABC WCAU WOV-Musical Furnishings Czardas from "Coppelia" (ballet) Delibes sian blues singer: David Percy;'Men About CBS-Johnny WPG 5:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:15 A Kiss in the Dark from "Orange Town; Jacques Renard's Orchestra: WEAF p.m. 11:00 Wons; Peggy Keenan and Sandra Blossoms" Hebert WTIC WFI WGY 12:00 mid. EDT-EST CBS-Tony Gentry's Orchestra: WEAF WFI Phillips, piano team: WABC WCAU Pastoral Dance from "Nell Gwynn" suite NBC-Headliners; Irving Berlin, song writer; NBC-Tom WTIC NBC-Waves of Romance; Vincent Calendo vocal- German The Revelers Quartet; Al Goodman's Orcehs- CBS-Red Nichols' Orchestra: WABC WCAU ist: Ted Black's Orchestra: WEAF WGY Manhattan Serenade Alter tra; The Pickens Sisters: WJZ WBZ WBZA from "Mikado" Shayne, baritone; Jerry Baker, tenor; WPG CBS-Mario De Campo; Eric Wilkerson, organist: A Wandering Minstrel, WMCA-Al WBZ Sullivan Bob Haring's Orchestra NBC-Jimmy Lunceford's Orchestra: WJZ WPG WBZA WOR-"Current Legal Topics," Robert Daru Polovetzian Dances Borodin WOR-Organ Reveries; Elsie Thompson; Read- Music Hopak Moussorgsky-Rachmaninoff ings Larry Reilly WEVD-El Toreador WOV-Beantifnl Fallon's Orchestra 4:30 Songs My Mother Taught Me Dvorak WMCA-Bob 5:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 9:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 8:15 Orchestra Edward Davies, bari- Walter's Prize Song from "Der Meis- WOR-Anthony Trini's NBC-Sentinels Concert; WNIS-Frank Galassi's Orchestra 12:15 n.m. 11:15 tone; Chicago A Capella Choir, direction tersinger" Wagner a -m. EDT-EST on the Air: WEAF WFI Josef Koestner's Orchestra: WINS-Giglio Entertainers 9:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 8:30 NBC-Hollywood Noble Cain; the Samovar WEAF WFI WGY WMCA-Heroes of Israel "Samuel Mohliver" NBC-American Album of Familiar Music; Frank WEVD-Around Blue Water WNEW-Joe Venuti's Orchestra Munn, tenor; Virginia Rea, soprano; Ohman 12:30 a.m. EDT-EST p.m. 11:30 From the Land of the Sky WCAU Cadman WOR-Milban String Trio and Arden; Bertrand Hirsch, violinist; CBS-Henry Busses Orchestra: WABC Haenschen Concert Orchestra: WEAF WFI WPG - By the Waters of the Minnetonka 7:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 6:15 WBZA Lieurance WGY NBC-Clyde Lucas' Orchestra: WJZ WBZ N BC-K-7, Secret Service spy stories: WEAF With A Song in My Heart from "Spring WMCA-Dance Orchestra I Passed by Your Window Brahe WMCA-Current Jewish Events Is Here" (Munn and Rea) Hart -Rodgers mid. 12:00 Juba Dance Nathaniel Dett 1:00 a.m. EDT-EST W N E W-Anthony Trini's Orchestra Rene Rabey Golden's Orchestra Flowers That Bloom in the Spring Your Eyes (Orchestra) WMCA-F.rn,e The WOR-Comedy Stars of Hollywood Dawning (Frank Munn) 12:30 from "Mikado" Sullivan At 1:30 EDT-a.m.-EST Charles W. Cadman WMCA-Dave Alartin's Orchestra Prelude to "The Deluge" Saint Saens 7:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 6:30 CBS-Nick Lucas, tenor: WABC WCAU I Got Rhythm from "Girl Crazy" 2:00 EDT-a.m.-EST 1:00 Waltz of the Flowers Tschaikowsky Gershwin Herbert Theme: Lady, Play Your Mandolin (orchestra) WMCA-Dance Orchestra Only Girl-Selection Villanella (Virginia Rea) Eva Del Aqua 2:30 EDT a.m.-EST 1:30 and Julia Sanderson, songs; Old Covered Bridge CBS-Frank Crumit Grandfather's Clock (quartet) WMCA-Neilo Mernandez' Orchestra Nat Shilkret's Orchestra: WABC WCAU She Reminds Me of You It's Sunday (orchestra) Without That Certain Thing (orchestra) Signature: Sweet Lady How Do I Know Play To Me, Gypsy Nesbitt I Wouldn't Change You for the World Kiss in the Dark (Munn and Rea) (Miss Sanderson and Mr. Crumit) O Sole Mio NBC-Joe Penner, comedian; Harriet Hilliard Herbert SUNDAY . . . . MAY 6TH Baby Take a Bow (orchestra) WJZ WBZ Excerpts from "Funny Face" Gershwin Without That Certain Thing (Miss vocalist; Ozzie Nelson's Orchestra: WBZA High Hat Sanderson) Let's Kiss and Make Up (orchestra) WINS-Globe Trotter Butterfingers Orchestra Babbitt and Bromide Greatest Sweetheart Is You WMCA-Ted Black's JOAN D[r'_ The World's Program; John Kelvin, tenor S' Wonderful C R AW F O R and Crumit) WNEW-Irish (Sanderson WOR-JThe Bible Camera: Stokes Lott; Organ My One and Only You Oughta Be in Pictures (Sanderson Ensemble) Music (Munn, Rea, Ohman and Arden, ANO FRANCHOT O and Crumit) CBS-Fred Waring's Orchestra; Guest Star: T N G Spanish in Your Eyes (orchestra) 7:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 6:45 Tin Thriller, sketch: WABC WCAU WABC WPG WCAU When My Sugar Walks Down the CBS-Rin Tin NBC-Walter Winchell, columnist: WJZ WBZ Street (Mr. Crumit) NBC-Wendell Hall. songs WEAF WLIT WGY IN THE HALL OF FAME "Stand Up and Cheer" WBZA Do Me a Favor (orchestra) I'm Laughing from Program from "Scandals" WMCA-Studio One Little Thing At a Time (Sanderson Hold My Hand H Balkin, "Success" from "Murder At the WOR-Harry WEAF and N. B. C. NETWORK and Crumit) Cocktails for Two 8:45 NBC-L'Heure Exquise, vocal and instrumental Vanities" 9:45 EDT-p.m--EST 10:30 P.M. EDT, 9:30 P.M. EST NBC-Adventures in Health; "A Common Skin ensemble; Keith McLeod, director: WJZ Oh Sally Don't Be Sil Presented by the Makers of Wagon Wheels from "New Follies" Disease, Psoriasis," Dr. Herman Bundesen, WBZ WBZA health talk: WJZ WBZ WBZA "Lysol" disinfectant of Ireland"; John McCormick, bar A Thousand Goodnights dramatized WINS-"Songs Recital itone; Jack Feeney. tenor; Helen Merchant, WINS-Golden Notes; Orchestra WINS-Organ WOR-Los Chicos, Spanish Revue pianist WMCA-Carl Sears' Orchestra
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(Time Given Is Eastern Daylight) NBC-Breakfast Club, dance orchestra; Jack 3:00 p. m.-Radio Guild; A. A. Milne's "The Owens, tenor; Songfellows Quartet: Romantic Age": NBC-WJZ network. MORNING WJZ 8:30 p. m.-Bing Crosby and Jimmy Grier's CBS-The Three Naturals: WABC WCAU orchestra: CBS-WABC network. WINS-Dieterich P. Fischer 8:30 p. m.-Lawrence Tibbett; William Daly's orchestra: NBC-WEAF network. 6:30 8:30 EDT-a.m.-EST 5:30 WMCA-The Mystery p. m.-Grace Hayes, musical comedy star, in WINS-Moraine Girl, Confidential Friend songs; orchestra: NBC-WJZ network. Melodies and Adviser 8:45 p. m.-Babe Ruth's Baseball Comment: NBC-WJZ network. 6:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 5:45 WOR-"Our Children," with Mary Olds; Edward 9:00 p. m.-Rosa Ponselle; Andre Kostelanetz' orchestra; chorus: CBS-WABC network. NBC-Tower Health Exercises; Arthur Bagley, Nell, Jr., baritone; George Shackley, organ- 9:00 p. m.-Minstrel Show; director: ist Gene Arnold; Joe Parsons, basso; Maple City Four quartet; WEAF WFI WGY Harry Kogen, band director: WOR-Gym Classes; Vincent 9:15 EDT-a.m.-EST NBC-WJZ network. Sorey's Orchestra 8:15 9:30 p. m.-Ex-Lax NBC-Landt Trio and White, Presents The Big Show; Ernest Truex, guest artist; 7:00 EDT-a.m.-EST 6:00 songs and comedy: Erno Gertrude Niesen; WINS-Musical WEAF WLIT WGY Rapee's orchestra: CBS-WABC network. Clock; Temperature; Weather Re- 10:00 p. m.-Carnation ports CBS-Madison Ensemble: WABC Contented Hour; Morgan Eastman's orchestra: NBC-WEAF 10:00 p. network. WMCA-The Old Night Watchman, music, humor Pan Americans- Herbert m.-Dr. Walter Damrosch; Ossip Gabrilowitsch conducting Detroit Just a Perfect Orchestra; Symphony and homey philosophy Night for Love Orpheus male chorus of forty voices: NBC-WJZ network. From the Land of the Sky Blue 7:30 EDT-a.m.-EST 6:30 Water NBC-Yoichi Hiraoka, Japanese Cadman xylophonist; Syl- Amoureuse Berge via Altman, pianist: WJZ WMCA-Vaughn r CBS-Cooking CBS-Organ DeLeath, songs Close -Ups; Mary Ellis Ames, Home WINS-Terry Home, tenor Reveille, popular music by Fred WOR-Your Friendly Neighbor. Economist: WABC WCAU Feibel WABC talk WNEW-Pickard Family 9:30 EDT-a.m.-EST 8:30 NBC-The Wife Saver, Allan Prescott; Irving 1:00 p.m. 7:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 6:45 EDT-EST Noon 12:00 NBC-Bradley Kincaid, the Mountain Boy, songs Miller, pianist: WJZ NBC-Xavier NBC-Pollock and Lawnhurst, piano duo: WEAF WBZ-WBZA-Grace Cugat's Orchestra: WEAF WFI WEAF and Eddie Albert (NBC) CBS-Buddy Welcome's Orchestra: WGY CBS-Metropolitan Parade; WINS-Musical Feet; Orchestra WABC NBC-Jolly Leith Stevens, con NBC-Words and Music; Ruth Lyon, Bill and Jane: WJZ ductor: WABC WPG WMCA-Reg Merville, baritone soprano; WEVD-JlMorning Devotions Frederick Bittke, baritone; Harvey Hays, WBZ-WBZA-Breakfast Club; Orchestra (NBC WOR-Nell Vinick, beauty talk narrator; WINS-Mr. and Mrs. Reader, "Those Neighbors String Ensemble: WJZ WINS-Leo Bartinique, baritone WOV-Dance Orchestra and Bart King WINS-Songs of the of Yours" 11:15 Day WMCA-John X. Loughran, Federal Food Forum EDT-a.m.-EST 10:15 WMCA-Stapleton and Boroff, 8:00 EDT-a.m,-EST 7:00 WOR-Studio CBS-Will Osborne's piano duo; Wil- NBC-Orean Orchestra Orchestra; Pedro De Cor- liam Miller, tenor Rhapsody; Richard Leibert, organist: 9:35 EDT-a.m.-EST doba, Philosopher: WABC WCAU WEAF WFI 8:35 WNEW-Arthur Warren's Orchestra WOR-Market Information Eervice, George Royce Orchestra WOR-Chorus of the Bordentown CBS-On the Air Today: WABC 9:45 EDT-a.m.-EST Theme: Lover Training NBC-Morning Devotions; 8:45 School Kathryn Palmer, so- NBC-Florenda Trio: WEAF WFI WGY Don't Let Your Love Go Wrong WOV-Musical Journeys prano; Joyce Allmand, contralto; Richard WCAU-Metropolitan Goodnight Sweetheart Parade (CBS) 1:15 Dennis, tenor; John Wainman, baritone; Low- WINS-Schultz's Flying Down to Rio EDT-p.m.-EST 12:15 ell Patton, Music Store WINS-Mario organist and director: WJZ WBZ WMCA-Jimmy Day You're My Thrill Renzi, tenor; Matinee Idylls WBZA and the Magic Banjo WMCA-News, WOR-Ensemble Music NBC-Singing Strings, string ensemble, direction Sid Schwartz WEVD-New York's Leading Events WOV-Surprise Walter Blaufuss: WJZ WOR-Leo Freudberg's Orchestra WINS-Musical Frolic WBZ WBZA Clock; Time; Temperature; 9:55 EDT-a.m.-EST WINS-National Youth Vocational Day Program 1:30 EDT-p.m,-EST 12:30 Weather Report 8:55 NBC-Press-Radio Bureau, News: WJZ WMCA-Up and Down Fifth Avenue with Mrs. NBC-National Farm and Home Hour; WMCA-Barnacle Bill, Roy Shelley; Guest Uke Songs 10:00 EDT-a.m.-EST 9:00 Cortland[ Van Horn Speakers; Walter Blaufuss' Homesteaders: WOR-John, Joe and Frosini NBC-Harvest WOR-The Magic Bowl, WJZ WBZ WBZA WOV-Old of Song; Songfellows Quartet; Claire Sugden Man Reveille Irma Glen, organist: WOV-Musical Furnishings CBS-Mischa Raginsky's Ensemble: 8:05 WJZ WBZ WBZA . WABC WCAU EDT-a.m.-EST 7:05 NBC-Breen and de 11:30 EDT-a.m.-EST 10:30 WPG CBS-Salon Musicale: Rose, vocal and instrument- WABC al: WEAF WFI NBC-Rhythm Ramblers, dance orchestra; Edna NBC-Forum on Character Building; Guest Suite a Day in the Mountains Borch I Like Odell, contralto: WJZ Speakers: WEAF Butterflies the. Likes of You from "Zieg- WFI Hirscher feld Follies" CBS-Tony Wons, Philosopher: WABC WMCA-V. E. Meadows. beauty talk and orches- Charme D Espagne Dukg Mezzacapo Suddenly from "Ziegfeld Follies" WAAT-Britts' Scrap Book (New Program) tra Springtime on Parade Duke Feibel I Want to Dream by the Old Mill- WMCA-Italian Program; Orchestra and Soloists WNEW-Earl Carpenter's Orchestra Womans Love and Life (waltz) Blon stream WNEW-La Veeda Gordon, songs WOR-Bide Dudley's Theater Country Club of the Air Gardens Grainger Love's Old, Sweet Song WOR-"Strikingly Strange", Rod Arkell; Side- WOV-Italian zketch Down South Myddleton Dancing lights of News 1:45 WEVD-Psychology in the Moonlight EDT-p.m.-EST 12:45 Clinic of the Air, Dr. Jacob WINS-Radio Press News Bulletin WOV-Festival Hour WINS-Roger Ramirez, pianist List WMCA-Leonard 11:45 EDT-a.tn.-EST WNEW-Kay WOR-Cheer and Jimmy, comedy sketch 10:45 Reed, organist Up Club, popular music WOR-Pure Food Hour CBS-Peggy Keenan and Sandra Phillips, "Piano WOR-Shnsv Boat Boys 8:10 EDT-a.m--EST 7:10 WOV-Fashion Pictures": 2:00 WOR-Weather Parade with Beatrice Wain WABC WPG EDT-p.m.-EST 1:00 Report; Program Resume 10:05 EDT-a.m.-EST 9:05 WBZ-WBZA-Rhythm Ramblers (NBC) CBS-Ann Leaf at the Organ: WABC WCAU 8:15 EDT-a.m.-EST 7:15 WINS-Around WINS-The WPG NBC-Don the Town, music and talk Tuneful Tailors Hall Trio: WJZ WBZ WBZA 10:15 EDT-a.m.-EST WNEW-Nowmans Club, Helen Albert Selections from "The Shine 9:15 Firefly" Friml NBC-Clara, Lu 'n' Em; Louise Starky, WOR-Walter Ahrens, baritone; Orchestra African Lament There Was a Night Isabelle Lecuona on the Water Carothers and Helen King, gossip: WEAF Love Your Neighbor Lombardo WFI WGY Jasmine Smoke Gets in Your Eyes from AFTERNOON "Rob- CBS-Bill and Ginger, popular songs: WABC Marguerites Hadley erta" Kern WCAU Song of the Bayou Pray Children 12:00 Noon EDT-EST a.m. 11:00 Bloom Pray Preis NBC-Holman Sisters, piano Rain in My Heart WEVD-Morning Musicale duo: WJZ NBC-Morton Bowe, tenor: WEAF Impromptu Schubert-Poldini NBC-Revolving Stage; Quick Succession of WMCA-Popular Organ and Piano Selections CBS-"The Voice of Experience," advice: WABC Sketches; Incidental WOR-Al Tea for Two from "No No Nanette" Music: WEAF WLIT Woods, songs and patter WCAU WINS-Donna Grace, beauty talk WOV-Melody Moments Youmans NBC-Musical Varieties; Morin Wagon Wheels from "New Ziegfeld Sisters; the WMCA-Daisy Miller, "Dogs" 8:25 EDT-a.m.-EST 7:25 Follies" Sovereigns Quartet, harmony and instru- WOR-Dr. Arthur Frank CES-City de Rose mental Payne. "The Psycholo- Consumer's Guide: WABC Two Guitars group: WJZ gist 'Says" N BC-City's Consumers WGY-Arlene Jackson, songs (NBC) Guide; Frances Foley March of the Dwarfs Grieg WOV-Italian Novelties Gannon, director of Consumers' Service Divi- WINS-News Summary, Earl Harper 2:05 WMCA-Nicheline Pooler, contralto; Organ WMCA-Lyric EDT-p.m.-EST 1:05 sion, Department of Public Markets: WEAF WOV-Easy Rhythm Strings, trio WINS-Rose Diamond, organist WOR-City's WNEW-Empire Ensemble Consumers' Guide; Market Report W R N Y-Studio Musical Presentation 2:15 EDT-p.m.-EST WOV-Citv Consumers' WOR-Handicraft Club for 1:15 Guide (New Program) 10:30 EDT-a.m.-EST 9:30 Shut-ins, Claire A. CBS-Romance of Helen Trent, sketch: WABC 8:30 EDT--a.m.-EST '7:30 NBC-Morning Parade, variety Wolff WCAU NBC-Cheerio, inspirational musicale: WEAF WOV-Martino Musketeers talk and music; CBS-Press-Radio Bureau, News: WABC WCAU WMCA-Jack Filman, sports talk J. Harrison 12:15 p.m. EDT-EST a.m. 11:15 Isles, music director: WEAF WGY NBC-Today's Children, sketch, with Irna Phil- WOR-Leo Frendberg's Orchestra WFI NBC-Market and Weather Reports: WEAF lips, Bess Johnson and Walter Wicker: CBS-Betty 2:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 1:30 Sappic Ode Brahms WJZ WBZ WBZA Barthell, songs: WABC WPG CBS-Poetic Strings: WABC Prospice WAAT-Pocohontas Chieftains WPG Homer WMCA-Genevieve Rowe, soprano; Bob Lyons, A Day in May The Bird on Nellie's WINS-Luncheon Dansant; Yurka Friml Hat Solman tenor Modeska, solo- Oriental Suite Cadman Caprice Viennois Kreisler ist WOV-Music Makers and Vincent Calendo WMCA-Chuck Love Song .Nevin CBS-Sunny Melodies; Mark Warnow, conductor: 10:35 EDT-a.m.-EST Richards, songs The Star WABC 9:35 WOR-Studio Ensemble Rogers NBC-Morning Parade, variety musicale: WEAF Moon of Desire By The Great Horn Spoon WOV-La Gloria, sketch Deutsch WFI Pour un Baiser Tosti It Doesn't Cost A Thing To 12:25 p.m. EDT-EST a.m. 11:25 Dream CBS-The Merrymakers: WABC WCAU Kissing Serenade Micheli Rhythm of the Rain Drops WOR-Minute Manners, Mrs. J. S. Reilly From Dusty Pages Dancing Dogs 12:30 p.m. Collinge When A Woman Loves A Man I Ain't EDT-EST a.m. 11:30 NBC-Smack Out, comedy Out Lazy-Just Dreantin' duo with Marion and For No Good Black Magic NBC-Rex Battle's Concert Ensemble: WEAF Jim Jordan: WJZ I'll String Along With You Riptide WGY WGY-Revolving Stage (NBC) Stand Up and Cheer CBS-Gossip Behind the 10:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 9:45 Microphone; Wallace WMCA-"Curtain Time," The McCulley Fare Thee Well To Buttcrworth, guest Players Harlem N BC-Jack and Loretta Clemens, star; Orchestra: WABC WOR-Genevieve Pitot, piano recital He's A Humdinger songs: WJZ NBC-Vic and Sade, comedy Baby Take a Bow from "Stand Up and sketch, with Art WOV-Neannlitan Echoes Easy Come, Easy Go Cheer" Van Harvey, Billy ldelson and Bernardine 2:45 EDT-p.m.-EST You're My Flynn: WJZ 1:45 Relaxation Holding My Honey's WBZ WBZA NBC-Ma Perkins, sketch; Virginia NBC-Lew White the Hand WCAU-Emery Payne, Mar- at Dual Organ: WJZ WBZ She's Way Up Thar from Deutsch's Orchestra (CBS) gery Hannon, Karl Hubel, Willard WBZA "Stand Up Curro Puya (Paso Doble) Farniim and Cheer" Liogar and Charles Eggleston: WEAF WGY WLIT WEVD-Morning Hour, comedy and music Entr'acte, from "Miss Dolly Dollars" NBC-George WINS-American Margie (guitar solo) Thom, baritone: WJZ WBZ WBZA Gold Buying Service Nasty Man from Herbert WAAT-Larry Herman's Orchestra WMCA-"On Parade," "George White's Scan- Goodbye, Little Captain organ dals" (Jack and Loretta) of My Heart WINS-Vincent Mondi, "The One -Man Band" WOR-Martha Manning C Stoltz WOR-Afternoon Musicale; WOV-Telling the BS-Quarter-Hour in Three-Quarter Time: Africana (Suite) Orchestra News WABC WCAU Thurban 3:00 EDT-p.m--EST 8:45 No Te Quiero 2:00 EDT-a.m.-EST 7:45 Masquerade Mas (Argentine Tango) NBC-Bill Whitely, baritone: WEAF WFI WINS-Musical Clock WGY Love Me for a While Bayer CBS-Oahu Serenaders: WABC WPG WMCA-A. Cloyd Gill; The "Thirty" Club Sognando Amore Kornassari What Aloha WOR-Sherman Mighty Lak a Rose Nevin Czardas Means Lukens Keene's Orchestra Kok Down the Moonlight Trail of Love WOV-Mornine Mademoiselle WINS-Shaw and Glass, two piano Searles Melodies Play, Fiddle, Play team On the Beach At Waikiki Kailimai 9:00 EDT-a.m.-EST Deutsch WMCA-Stock Quotations 8:00 W GY-Morning Parade (NBC) No Ilea Ia Oe Gilbert NBC-Morning Glories, dance orchestra: WNEW-All Star Trio NBC-Radio WEAF W BZ-WBZA-Press-Radio Bureau. News (NBC) WOR-Organ Guild; "The Romantic Age," by WLIT W MCA-Frances Recital; Dion Kennedy A. A. Milne, sketch: WJZ Baldwin, contralto; William Bart- WOV-Italian Music and Drama; Out for No Good from "Twenty Million ley, pianist G. Sterni WAAT-The Magic Wheel Sweethearts" 12:45 p.m. EDT-EST i.m. 11:45 Warren W OV-Music That Charms WEVD-Around the World. variety program Your NBC-Merry Macs; Soloists; Orchestra: WJZ Love Gross 11:00 EDT-a.m.-EST 10:00 WINS-Blue Eagle Forum In a WBZ WBZA Shelter from a Shower Breuer N BC-Hour of Memories; WMCA-Cathrine Curtis, "Women and Money" Little Dutch U. S. Navy Band, CBS-Emery Deutsch's Orchestra: WABC WPG Mill Barris Lieutenant Charles Benter, conducting: WOR-Elizabeth McShane. "Manhattan style Last Year's Girl NBC-Prominent Women in Washington Inter- Rounq tip' Coots WEAF WLIT WGY viewed: WEAF yy CV-The Cuban Troubadour (New Program)
www.americanradiohistory.com Radio Guide 17 (MONDAY CONTINUED) 5:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:30 NBC-Frank Merriwell's Adventures, sketch with 3:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 2:15 Briggs and Dolores Gillen: WEAF WABC Donald CBS-"Voice of Experience," advice: WLIT WTIC WGY WCAU CBS-Jack Armstrong, All American Boy, sketch: NBC-The Wise Man, drama: WEAF WABC WCAU WINS-El Patio; Rudolfo Ducal, soloist; Vincent NBC-The Singing Lady, nursery jingles, songs Sorey's Orchestra and stories: WJZ WBZ WBZA WMCA-Mme. Baranovsky, pianologue WEVD-Conrad and Tremont, two- piano team WOR-Your Lover, Voice and Organ WINS-Empire Gold Buying Service; Dance WOV-Italian Novelties Rhythms ilette 3:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 2:30 WMCA-Bob Miller, the Main St. Song Writer NBC-Women's Radio Review; Orchestra, direc- WNEW-Big Brother's FVDB League of the Ail tion of Joseph Littau; Claudine MacDonald: WOR-Lina di Fiore, piano recital WEAF WFI WGY WOV-Sketch and Orchestra CBS-U. S. Marine Band: WABC WPG 4:45 the air 5:45 EDT-p.m.-EST goes on WEVD-Paula Klida, soprano Songs; Margaret West and hei of Women's NBC-Bunkhouse WINS-New York State Federation Rafter S Riders: WEAF WTIC Clubs Trail to Mexico from "The Singing WMCA-Stock Quotations Cowboy" new network program! Mrs. Mor- with WOR-Herbs for Your Garden, talk; Can I Sleep in Your Barn Tonight? timer J. Fox Oh Susanna WOV-Alfred Malino, tenor Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie 3:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 2:45 M. West WEVD-Nicholas Saslaysky, baritone Alla En El Rancho Grande WINS-Carrie Lillie's Kiddie Club Mexican Folk Song WMCA-Betty Ann's Mandoliers CBS-Gordon, Dave and Bunny, songs: WABC WOR-Waltz Time WCAU WOV-Frederick Seward, bass -baritone NBC-Little Orphans Annie, childhood playlet with 4:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 3:00 Shirley Bell and Allan Baruck: WJZ WBZ and GLENN Neely, nar- GENE NBC-Headlines in Song; Henry WBZA rator; Macy and Smalle, vocalists: WEAF WEVD-The Virginians, male quartet WGY WINS-Cowboy Tom's Roundup; Chief Shunatona CBS-Bill Huggins, songs: WABC Tex Ritter, Skookum and Pocohontas and Lena and Bob, dramatic sketch: WJZ Jake NBC-Betty WNEW-Pickard Family with romantic WBZ WBZA WOR-Dancine Around with Tom and Marion WEVD-Rose Malavista, soprano 5:50 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:50 WINS-Lester Rickard, baritone WMCA-Sid Loberfeld. "Baseball" WMCA-Carolyn Urbanek, soprano; John Moss will surely win you bass baritone; Mauro Cottone, organist WOR-Dr. H. I. Strandhagen Health Talk NIGHT WOV-Tea Time 6:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 5:00 4:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 3:15 NBC-Peter Van Steeden's Orchestra: WEAF NBC-Mice Joy, the Dream Girl, songs: WJZ CBS-Buck Rogers in the Twenty -Fifth Century It CBS-Library of Congress Chamber Musicale; sketch: WABC WCAU Take our word for Maganini Chamber Symphony: WABC NBC-Irene Beasley, contralto: WJZ WBZ these Chester Bill Billings WBZA -you will hear Natches-on-the-Hill John Powell WINS-Clem McCarthy's Sport Review with WEAF Sand Mary Howe WMCA-Ted Black's Orchestra characters nightly William Grant Africa WN EW-Bob Emery, children's program interest and and Coast -to -Coast Hookup The Banjo Gottschalk-Maganini WOR-Uncle Don increasing Habanera Maganini 6:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 5::15 Village Festival Foster Benson and Sunny Jim: WABC affection. Night WEAF WGY CBS-Bobby Every NBC-John Martin Story Program: WCAU WFI NBC-U. S. Army Band; Capt. Wm. J. Stan - but Saturday Snuggle Song Victor Young WBZA Shay nard: WJZ WBZ Contentment L. WINS-Erva Giles, soprano; Vincent Sorey's Or- Sunday WEVD-Meyer Steinvortzel, tenor chestra and WINS-Sixteenth Infantry Band Concert WNEW-Aviation Club Kaye, pianist Gillette WOR-Milton 5:30 3:30 6:30 EDT-p.m.-EST See Radio Guide Listings 4:30 EDT-p.m.-EST CBS-Charles Barnett's Orchestra: WABC WCAU RAZOR CO. NBC-Roxanne Wallace, songs; Orchestra: WEAF NBC-Grandmother's Trunk, drama; Nelda He- SAFETY for time and station WTIC WGY wett Stevens, narrator: WEAF Boston, Mass. The Beat of My Heart WNEW-Val Olman's Orchestra Interpolating So Beats My Heart WOR-Dinner Music I Love You, I Love You from "Little 6:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 5:45 Jessie James" NBC-Gould and Schefter, piano duo: WEAF Dancing in the Moonlight (orchestra) CBS-Dixie Circus: WABC WCAU The House Is Haunted NBC-Lowell Thomas: WJZ WBZ WBZA Cocktails for Two WINS -"The Human Side of Sports," Bill Comm NBC-Orlando's Cosmopolitans: WJZ WBZ WMCA-Five Star Final, news dramatization WBZA WNEW-Leon Friedman's Orchestra NEW DIXIE CUP PROGRAM WAAT-Viola Reed; Yellow Jackets 7:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 6:00 WEVD-Actors Dinner Club, direction of Doris CBS-Isham Jones' Orchestra: WCAU May 7, on WABC, will Feature: Hardy NBC-Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: WJZ WBZ WBZA Starting Monday, WMCA-Gypsy Albert Trio, instrumental NBC-Baseball Resume; Ford Bond: WEAF WOR-The Virginians, male quartet WINS-Giglio Entertainers; Italian Music and FRANK NOVAK AND HIS DIXIE CIRCUS BAND. WOV-Anthony Godino and Lou Silvers Drama 4:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 3:45 WMCA-Ernie Holst's Orchestra An enviable record-Composer and Director of : NBC-"The Lady Next Door,", children's program, WNEW-Pickard Family OZ 26 WEEKS direction of Madge Tucker: WEAF WLIT WOR-Ford Frick, Sports Results of the Day WIZARD OF There's Something About -A Soldier 7:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 6:15 POST TOASTIES 52 WEEKS Huel Gay NBC-Gene and Glenn. comedy sketch: WEAF Marching Along Together Asteininoer ONE MAN BAND 64 WEEKS Lake WGY Look Who's Here Burton CBS-Just Plain Bill, sketch: WABC WCAU SIMPLICITY PATTERNS 14 WEEKS NBC-Concert Favorites, orchestra: WJZ WBZ NBC-Baby Rose Marie, songs: WJZ WBZ WBZA ENO CRIME CLUES INTERMITTENTLY WBZA WMCA-Jewish Vagabond Singers Elda Ercole, soprano; Carlo musical ensembles organized to WEVD-Musicale, W N EW-Anthony Trini's Orchestra Creator and exponent of modern Lanzilotti, bass WOR-Musical Moments satisfy the most exact requirements. WINS-Loretta Crawford, soloist; Ensemble 7:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 6:30 AVENUE, WMCA-Carrie Lillie's Club Howard and the Jesters; Red. Address: 743 FIFTH Holiday, baritone; NBC-Shirley WOR-Musical Revue; Byron Wamp and Guy; Milt Rettenberg, piano; New York, N. Y. WOV-Kathleen Quinn, ballads guitarist: WEAF WGY WTIC Musicale Tony Callucci, Plaza 3-5988 W PG-Library of Congress Chamber CBS-Music on the Air with Jimmy Kemper: (CBS) WABC WCAU 5:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:00 You've Had A Busy Day WTIC Little Man, NBC-Don Bigelow's Orchestra: WEAF (ensemble) CBS-On the Air Tonight: WABC Cani (orchestra) SONGS Day," Dr. W. Espani NBC-Your Health; "Hospital I Love You Truly (Jimmy Kemper) WANTED W. 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www.americanradiohistory.com 18 Radio Guide (MONDAY CONTINUED) He Was a Soldier Too Ileibtit 8:00 You're Sweet As Honey to Ale EDT-p.m.-EST 7:00 Prairie Lullaby NBC-"Old Bet, the Birth of the American Circus," Moonlight Jubilee sketch with Arthur Allen and WMCA-Al Tuesday, Shayne, baritone; Jerry Baker, tenor; 8 Parker May Fennelly: WEAF WTIC WGY Bob Haring's Orchestra CBS-Mary Eastman, soprano; Evan Evans, NOR-Studio baritone: Program WABC CBS-City Consumers' Guide: WABC If You Could 9:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 8:15 Care from "As You Were" WINS-Paul MORNING WOR-City's Consumers' Guide, Market Report (duet) Martell's Orchestra WOV-Civ Darewski WOR-Jack Arthur, Consumers' Guide My Hero, from "The Chocolate Soldier" baritone; Orchestra 6:30 EDT-a.m.-EST 5:30 8:30 EDT-amt.-EST (Mary Eastman) 9:30 WINS-Morning 7:30 Straus EDT-p.m.-EST 8:30 Melodies NBC-Cheerio, inspirational talk and music; Castle Of Dreams, NBC-Ship of Joy; J. from "Irene" (duet) Hugh Barrett Dobbs; Guest 6:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 5:45 Harrison Isles. musical director: WEAF WGY Tierney artist; Doric and Knickerbocker Quartets; NBC-Tower Health Exercises; Arthur Bagley WTIC WFI I Kiss Your Hand, Guest Orchestra, Madame (Evan direction Horace Heidts: director: WEAF WFI WGY Andante Cantabile Tschaikowsky Evans) WEAF WLIT WGY WOR-Gambling's Erwin Gym Classes; Vincent Sorey's Liebestraume Liszt Thine Alone, from "Eileen" (duet) Herbert CBS-Ex-Lax Presents "The Big Show" with Orchestra A Song of April NBC-Jan Garber's Gertrude Wooler Orchestra; Olga Vernon, Niesen, vocalist; Erno Rapee's 7:00 EDT-a.m.-EST 6:00 Liebesfreud Kreisler vocalist: WJZ WBZ WBZA Orchestra; Dramatic Cast and WINS-Musical Clock; CBS-Salon WINS-Rose Guest Stars: Temperature; Weather Re- Musicale: WABC Diamond, organist WABC WCAU ports NBC-Lew White at the WMCA-Christian NBC-Melody Dual Organ: WJZ WBZ Science Lecture Moments; Fred Hufsmith, tenor; WMCA-The Old Nite Watchman, music, humor WBZA WOR-fhe Loaters; Guest Billy Jones and Ernie lIare: Artist; Orchestra, direction of Josef and homey nhilosophy WEVD-Morning Hour, comedy and Ben Selvin's Orchestra Pasternack: music WJZ 7:30 EDT-a.m.-EST 6:30 WINS-American Gold Buying Service 8:15 Selections from EDT-p.m.-EST 7:15 "Hit the Deck" Youmans NBC-Yoichi Hiraoka, Japanese xylophonist; Syl- WMAC-Down Memory's Lane; Betty Gould CBS-Edwin C. Hill, Sometimes "The Human Side of the I'm Happy via Altman, pianist: WJZ WOR-Martha Manning, Sales Talk; Music News": WABC WCAU Hallelujah CBS-Organ Reveille. popular WOV-Teeing the WINS-Kevhoard music by Fred News Magicians Nothing Could Be Sweeter Feihel WAR(' 8:45 8:30 EDT-p.m.-EST Lucky Bird EDT-a.m.-EST 7:45 7:30 7:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 6:45 CBS-Caroline Gray, pianist: NBC-Lawrence Tibbett, baritone, Join the Navy NBC-Pollock WABC guest artist; and Lawnhurst, piano duo: WEVD-Voice of Welfare, Harvey Firestone, Jr., speaker; William Keeping Myself for You (orchestra WEAF WGY Josephine Robb Ober Daly's WINS-Musical Clock Orchestra: WEAF WTIC WGY WLIT and Fred Hufsmith) NBC-Jolly Bill and Jane: WJZ WMCA-Poet's CBS-Bing Crosby, baritone; Jimmy My Lovely Celia WEVD-J,Morning Corner, Art Egan Grier's Or- Munro Devotions, Rev. Gideon C. WOR-Sherman Keene's chestra: WABC WCAU To Be Selected Olsen Orchestra NBC-Grace Intermezzo WOV-Morning Melodies Hayes, musical comedy star, in and Aragonaise from "Car- WINS-Mr. and Mrs. Reader, "Those Neighbors 9:00 songs; Orchestra: WJZ WBZ WBZA men" (orchestra) Bizet of Yours" EDT-a.m.-EST 8:00 NBC-Sinn Herman and WINS-Musical Program Only a Rose from "Vagabond King" 8:00 Frank Banta, xylophone EDT-a.m.-EST 7:00 and piano duo WEAF WOR-"Romantique," Vincent Sorey's (Fred Hufsmith and orchestra) NBC-Radio WLIT Orchestra City Organ; Richard Lcibert, organ Dancing Tambourine 8:45 EDT-p.m.-EST Valencia (orchestra) Padilla ist: WEAF WFI Polio 7:45 I've Had My Moments NBC-Babe Ruth; Baseball Comment, dramatiza- Excerpts from "Murder At the Vanities" CBS-On the Air Today: WABC from "Hollywood tion: WJZ WBZ WBZA Cocktails for Two Party" Donaldson NBC-f .Morning Devotions; Kathryn Palmer, Kentucky WINS-Frank Galassi's Orchestra Live and Love Tonite soprano; Moon Scholl Joyce Allmand, contralto; Richard La 9:00 EDT-p.m.-EST Lovely One Dennis, Veecla Alden 8:00 tenor; John Weinman, baritone: Honeymoon NBC-Gypsy Orchestra; Harry Ebony Rhapsody Lowell Hotel from "Footlight Pa- Horlick, con- Patton, organist and director: WJZ rade" ductor; Frank Parker, tenon WEAF WTIC Marahuana WBZ WBZA Warren WLIT WGY WMCA-Hour of CBS-Round Towners Quartet, directed Cheer; Orchestra; Soloists WEVD-New York's Leading Events by Harry William Tel' Overture WOR-Harry H Balkin. "Success" WINS-Musical Simeone: WABC Rossini Clock; Time; Temperature; Wea- NBC-Breakfast Club, Because (tenor solo) Hardelot 9:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 8:45 ther Report dance band; Jack Owens, Jurame WIN S-Organ Recital tenor; The Merry Macs, vocalists: (Spanish tango) Grever WMAC-Barnacle Bill, Roy Shelly uke WJZ The Beat WOR-Alfred Wallenstein's and WINS-Dieterich P. Fischer of My Heart Spina Sinfonietta songs WMCA-Lvric Frasquita from Same 10:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 9:00 Strings, trio Lehar WOR-,John, Joe and Frosini WOR-Edward Riptide from Same (tenor solo) NBC-Symphony Orchestra; Dr. Walter Dam- Nell, Jr., baritone; Mary Olds, Donaldson WOV-Old Man Reveille George Hungarian Dance No. 5 rosch; Ossip Gabrilowitsch, conducting De- S,,ek'ev. organist Brahms troit 8:05 EDT-a.m.-EST 7:05 Dinah Akst Symphony Orchestra; Chorus; John B. CBS-Salon Musicale: 9:15 EDT-a.m.-EST 8:15 CBS-Rosa Kennedy: WABC Ponselle, vocalist; Andre Kostelan- WJZ WBZ WBZA Waltz Toujours CBS-In the Luxembourg Gardens: WABC etz' CBS-Wayne du Jamais Waldteufel Orchestra; Chorus: WABC WCAU WPG King's Orchestra: tiVABC WCAU Trianon Chaconne The Myrtles of Damascus: Woodfire-Finden Theme NBC-"Contented" Hour; Maduro Concert Orchestra; Hearts Aflame Pinter One Love from "Vanities" Waltz Medley Morgan Eastman, conductor; Cantilene (orcrhestra) Lulliby Lady; It doesn't Cost a Thing to Dream Ganne Dance Away Gene Arnold, narrator; Male the Night Quartet; Jean June Tschaikowsky L Ultima Canzone Tosti Little Old Shack in Paul King, announcer: WEAF WLIT Moon of the Mountains WTIC Bimba Mia Coda Desire Deutsch All Alone WGY Your Love The Babbling Brook Bowes Serenade WMCA-Frances (Rosa Ponselle) Schubert Baladwin, contralto; Roy Cotter In Summer Fields Song of the Evening Star Wagner Poor Butterfly ill's Cosmopolitans Brahms NBC-Landt (chorus) Troll Dance Juel-Frederiksen Trio and White, songs and comedy What Is There WNEW-Phantom Minstrel WEAF WLIT to Say (orchestra) Serenade Italienne Czibulka WGY Devinite Du Styx (Rosa Ponselle) Cluck 10:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 9:15 Humoresque WMAC-Morton Dawson, cowboy singer Selections WMCA-stariight Tschaikowsky WOR-Popular from "Murder At the Van- Hour; Kaye Janice, contralto; Serenade from Olden Times Music ities" (orchestra Mauro Cottone, organist Sylvestri and chorus) Turkish March Beethoven 9:30 EDT-a.m.-EST Ebony Rhapsody WNEW-The Waltzers, dance orchestra 8:30 WEVD-Psychology Clinic of the Air. Dr. Jacob NBC-Bradley Kincaid, the Mountain Boy: WEAF Lovely One WOR-Harlan Eugene Read, Current Events List WTIC Live and Love Tonight 10:25 EDT-p.m.-EST WOR-Weather 9:25 Report; Program Resume WBZ-WBZA-Breakfast Club, Orchestra (NBC) Cocktails for Two WNEW-Press-Radio Bureau, News 8:10 EDT-a.m.-EST WINS-German Love's Old 7:10 Morning Hour Sweet Song (Rosa Ponselle) 10:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 9:30 WOR-Al Woods songs and patter WMCA-John NBC-Greater Minstrels; CBS-Lillian X. Loughran, health talk Minstrel Show with Roth, actress and vocalist; Edward 8:15 EDT-a.m.-EST WPG-In tho Luxembourg Gene Arnold, Nell, Jr., 7:15 Gardens (CBS) interlocutor; Joe Parsons, bass; baritone; Ohman and Arden's Or- NBC-Don Hall Trio: WJZ WBZ 9:45 Male Quartet; chestra: WBZA EDT-a.m.-EST 8:45 Bill Childs, Mac McCloud and WABC Paddle Wheel Paddle CBS-The Mystery Clifford Flying Me Home Ringle Chef, food talk: WABC WCAU Soubier; End Men; Harry Kogen's Down To Rio Southland Lullaby NBC-Allen Prescott, Orchestra: WJZ I Found G. Donaldson the Wife Saver: WEAF WBZ WBZA A Song Sweet Melody WTIC WGY I Love the Land of Riptide Old Mack Joe Easy Come Easy Go Green Sweet Machacha It Takes a Long Tall Brown Skinned Bogey Man WEVD-Morning Musicale That's Gal Speak to Me of Love Why Darkies Were Born Limehouse Blues WMCA-Popular Piano Isn't Put Play and Organ Selections It Heavenly? on Your Old Grey Bonnet To Me Gypsy WOV-Melody Moments This Tinte Where It's Love Did You Get That Hat Little Grass Shack 8:25 Shim The EDT-a.m.-EST 7:25 Sham Shimmy Hat Me Father Wore Fare Thee Well NBC-City's Consumers' WMCA-Frances Floatin' Lucky Guide; Frances Foley Forbes, contralto; William Bart. Down to Cotton Town Stai' Ganon, director of Icy, pianist Are You Button Up Your Consumers' Service Divi- from Dixie Overcoat sion, Department of WOR-Morning Musicale; I Want To Public Markets: WEAF Orchestra Be Bad WOV-Surprise Frolic You Wouldn't Fool Me Would You Don't Let Your 10:00 EDT-a.m.-EST Love Go Wrong WMCA-Jimmy Lunceford's Orchestra NBC-Breen 9:00 NBC-To be announced: WEAF WGY WNEW-Johnny and de Rose, songs, ukelele: WEAF Johnson's Orchestra Hold "THE BIG SHOW" WMCA-Ernie Hoist's Orchestra WOR-Brito's Orchestra My Hand front "Geo. White's WNEW-Halsey Miller's Orchestra 11:35 Scandals" Henderson WOR-Mr. EDT-p.m.-EST 10:35 Lover GERTRUDE Fix -It, comedy sketch NBC-Jack Denny's Orchestra: WJZ WBZ Rodgers NIESEN ERNO RAPEE 10:45 WBZA An Orchid to You Exotic Blues Singer EDT-p.m.-EST 9:45 11 45 EDT -p.m.-EST 10:45 Revel and his Orchestra NBC-Siberian Singers: WJZ CBS-Enoch Blue Hcurs Wayne King Light's Orchestra: WABC WPG Grandfather' WNEW-Milton Spielman's Orchestra WNEW-Romera's Argentine Clock Silver and Distinguished Guest Stars Orchestra CBS-Bill and Ginger WOR-The Three Buccaneers, comedy and songs 12:00 mid popular songs WABC 11:00 EDT-EST EDT-p.m.-EST 10:00 NBC-Jack Berger's Orchestra: WEAFl WLIT MONDAY NBC-Press-Radio pWCAUNBC-Edward MacHugh, the Gospel 930 C. B. Sa Bureau, News: WEAF WTIC WGY Singer: WJZ WGY WBZ WBZA CBS-Leon Belasco's Orchestra: WABC CBS-"Fats" Waller, WCAU WAAT-Ellen Rose Dickey For Stations See Radio Guide Listings songs: WABC WPG WPG WINS-Radio NBC-Emil Coleman's Orchestra: WJZ NBC-Reggie Childs' Press News Orchestra: WJZ WBZ WMCA-Dr. Zeke EX-LAX-THE CHOCOLATED LAXATIVE WMCA-Florence Richardson's Orchestra WBZA and Captain Lish, sketch WOR-Pure Food Hour WNEW-Joe Venuti's Orchestra WMCA-Frances Baldwin, contralto; WOR-Moonbeams William WOV-Fashion Parade. Beatrice Wain Bartley, organist 10:05 EDT-a.m.-EST 11:05 EDT-p.m.-EST 10:05 WNEW-Earl Carpenter's Orchestra 9:05 NBC-Mary Courtland, contralto; WINS-Around the Town; Music and Talk Dick Liebert, WOR-Bud Fisher's Orchestra 10:15 EDT-a.m.-EST organist: WEAF 12:30 a.m. EDT-EST p.m. 11:30 9.15 11:15 EDT-p.m.-EST NBC-Clara, Lu 'n' Em, Louise Starky, Isabelle 10:15 NBC-Harolo Stern's Orchestra. WJZ WBZ Carothers NBC-Dan Russo's Orchestra: WEAF WLIT WBZA and Helen King, gossip: WEAF WRITING WGY WFI CBS-Press-Radio Bureau, News: WABC WPG CBS-Pancho's Orchestra: WABC WCAU WPG NBC-The Poet Prince; Anthony CBS-Current Questions Before Congress; Sen. Frome, tenor: NBC-Buddy Rogers' Orchestra: WEAF WGY Millard .PAYS WJZ WLIT Tydings of Maryland: WABC WCAU RICH REWARDS Unless Your Heart Is Mine WMCA-Dance -Castles in the Air, Alice Remsen, contralto; rlagazines, newspapers, movies, radio, advertising, Orchestra Ray Heatherton, publicity, book publishers Let Me Call You Sweetheart WNEW-)sham Jones' baritone; Al and Lee Reis constantly looking for Orchestra er, piano duo: WJZ new talent. Thousands of new writers every Reflections in the Water 1:00 a.m. year enter EDT-EST mid. 12:00 Tulip Time from "The this profitable, fascinating profession Serenade from "Cavalleria Rusticana CBS-Sam Robbins' Orchestra: Follies" (Ray Part time or full time. Often those least WABC Heatherton) confi- Leon Cavallo Golden's dent win greatest success. Write today for big WMCA-Ernie Orchestra Little Miss Wooden free WMCA-Carl Sears' Orchestra WNEW-Milton Shoes from "Miss book describing new training method to ali Spielman's Orchestra Hook of Holland" (Alice branches of writing. Tells about modern home WNEW-Leon Friedman's Orchestra 1:30 Remsen) study course EDT-a.m.-EST 12:30 The Sleepy Canal from "Miss available at surprisingly low cost on WTIC-Vincent Lopez' Orchestra (NBC) WMCA-Dave Martin's Orchestra Hook of deferred payment plan. Also aptitude 11:20 EDT-p.m.-EST 10:20 Holland" (Alice and Ray) test and personal FREE WNEW-Joe Venuti's Orchestra Egern analysis which tests CBS-Charlie Davis' Orchestra: WABC WPG on the Tegern Sea from "Music your powers of observation and present writing 1:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 12:45 in the Air" (Alice ability. No obligation. 11:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 10:30 WNEW-Earl Carpenter's Remsen) Write for yours today. 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Stern WMCA-Koehl and Rochberg, piano duo When Tomorrow Comes (orchestra) 12:45 p.m. EDT-EST a.m. 11:45 WNEW-Essex Chapter American Institute of Love Thy Neighbor from "We're Not NBC-The Merry Macs; Cheri McKay, contralto; Banking /11% Dressing" (Mr. Phillips) Male Trio: WJZ WBZ WBZA WOR-"Old Man Sunshine" NAME / Dark Eyes (orchestra) CBS-George Scherban's Russian Gypsy Orches- WOV-Italian Novelties If I Forg't You (Mr. Phillips) tra: WABC WPG 3:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 2:30 Easy Come Easy Go (Mr. Phillips) WINS-.Joe Brandfon, pianist; Inga Hill, songs NBC-1-Voman's Radio Review; guest speaker; Or- Build a Little Home from "Roman 1:00 p.m. EDT-EST Noon 12:00 chestra direction Joseph Littau; Claudine Scandals" (orchestra) NBC-Words and Music; String Ensemble; Har- Macdonald: WEAF WGY WTIC WFI CBS-Press-Radio Bureau, News: WABC WCAU vey Hays, narrator: WJZ CBS-Gypsy Music Makers; Emery Deutsch, con- NBC-Today's Children, dramatic sketch with CBS-Do Re Mi, girls' trio: WABC WCAU ductor: WABC WPG Irna Phillips, Bess Johnson and Walter NBC-Market and Weather Reports: WEAF Gypsy Idyll Piercy Wicker: WJZ WBZ WBZA WFI-Ned Parish's Orchestra (NBC) Ven Tzigany (The Old Gypsy) WMCA-Ben Sweetland, "Human Understanding" WINS-Songs of the Day A Country Wedding in Hungary WOV-Music Makers and Vincent Calendo, vocal- WMCA-Carl Sears' Orchestra You Will Cry Where No One Sees You ist W N E W-George Hall's Orchestra (tango) 10:35 EDT-a.m.-EST 9:35 WOR-Musical Revue Medley of Hungarian Gypsy Melodies CBS-Mornine Moods: WABC WCAU WOV-Musical Journeys Halgotas La Fiesta Ganne 1:10 EDT-p.m.--EST 12:10 Czardas Intermezzo: "Bella" Waldteufel WTIC-Emil Velazco, organist (NBC) My Gypsy Rhapsody 10:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 9:45 12:1! La Cumpat sita (tango) WJZ 1:15 EDT-p.m.-EST NBC-Press-Radio Bureau, News: WEAF CBS-Joan Marrow, music: WABC Selections from "The Gypsy Princess" of Roy WBZ WBZA WFI WTIC NBC-Ned Parish's Orchestra: WEAF NBC-Music Magic; Orchestra, direction CBS-Academy of Medicine; Dr. John W. Dur- WINS-Gordon Clark, baritone Shield; Ruth Lyon, soprano; Edward Davies, and Clin- kee, Associate Director, Research WMCA-Reflections, Sid Schwartz baritone; Harvey Hays, narator: WJZ ics of New York League for Hard of Hear- WEVD-Romeo and Company, drama DEM r'ER ing, "Conserve the Child's Hearing": WABC 1:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 12:30 WINS-Raye Wright's Matinee Players WMCA-Nina and Rosa, vocal duo NBC-Emil Velazco, organist: WEAF WFI WMCA-Stock Quotations WOV-Music That Charms Speak to Me of Love Lenoir WNEW-"Forward Newark," Dr. Manes, guest 10:50 EDT-a.m.-EST 9:50 Nails Waltz from "Naila Ballet" Delibes speaker NBC-Morning Parade, variety musicale: WEAF Alt Wien Godowsky WOR-The Newark Museum A REMINDER WTIC WFI Barcarolle from "Tales of Hoffman" WOV-Torch Singer Offenbach NBC-Radio Kitchen; Eleanor Howe: WJZ 3:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 2:45 11:00 EDT-a.m.-EST 10:00 In a Monastery Garden Kettelby Improvisation Velazco CBS-"Fats' Waller, songs: WABC that NBC-Galaxy of Stars; Edna Odell, contralto; Rudd. Just a Little Love a Little Kiss Silesu WINS-Mary Jane Ellis, songs; Louana Phil Porterfield, baritone; Irma Glen, organ- organist ist; Earl Lawrence, pianist: WGY WLIT Honeymoon Again Carsten CBS-Jack Russell's Orchestra: WABC WCAU WMCA-Boys' Club of New York City, dramatic CBS-The Frivolities: WABC WCAU WPG cometition Elizabeth Arden NBC-Pappy, Ezra, Zeke and Elton, hillbillies NBC-National Farm and Home Hour; Guest Speakers; Harvey Hays, readings; Walter WEVD-Musical Moments, string ensemble end dialogue: WJZ WBZ WBZA WMCA-Gertrude Thomas, songs and piano WAAT-Bottsville Bugle News Blaufuss' Homesteaders: WJZ WBZ WBZA WINS -Matinee Idylls, orchestra WOR-Sally and Sue a WINS-Prudence Penny's Market Basket WOV-"Orphans," Isador Haber has Message... WOR-Mrs. J. S. Reilly's Common Sense Talk WMCA-V. E. Meadows' Beauty Guild WOV-Dance Orchestra and Bart King WNEW-Earl Carpenter's Orchestra 4:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 3:00 11:15 EDT-a.m.-EST 10:15 WOR-Bide Dudley's Theater Club of the Air NBC-Don Bigelow's Orchestra: WEAF NBC-Your Child; "The Child in the Modern WOV-Italian Sketch NBC-Betty and Bob. dramatic sketch: WJZ and a Gift...for you World," Dr. Ella Oppenheimer: WEAF WGY 1:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 12:45 WBZ WBZA WTIC WLIT CBS-Tony Wons, philosopher; Peggy Keenan CBS-Seventh Regiment Band; Lieut. Francis W. NBC-Sandra Levitzki, piano recital: WJZ and Sandra Phillips, piano duo: WABC Sutherland: WABC Washington Post March Sousa Bouree from "Second Violin Sonata WCAU - Bach -St. Saens Theme: The World Is Waiting for the Spiritual River Gault EVERY TUESDAY EVENING! La Cathedrale Engloutie Debussy Sunrise Japanese Sunset Deppen Golliwogg's Cakewalk from "Children's Love's Old Sweet Song Home On the Range (Reg Merville, COLUMBIA BROADCASTING Corner" Debussy Little Grey Home in the West baritone) Guion WINS-Melody Moods; Irving Spector, Mary Excerpts from "La Boheme" Puccini The Whistler and His Dog Pryor NETWORK! Barclay, soloists Theme: I'll See You Again Second Connecticut National Guards WMCA-Up and Down Fifth Avenue; Mrs. Cort- WNEW-Kay Reed, organist Reeves landt Van Horn WOR-Mildred Cole, contralto; Orchestra Selection from "Robin Hood" De Koven A COAST -TO -COAST PROGRAM! WOR-Singing Appreciation, Joseph Regneas National Emblem March Bagley 2:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 1:00 WEVD-Milano Company, drama and music WOV-Musical Furnishings NBC-Merry Madcaps; Fred Wade, tenor; Dance 11:30 EDT-a.m.-EST 10:30 WINS-Headliners, Variety Program Orchestra Direction Norman L. Cloutier: WMCA-Lucille Potter, soprano; Remy De Va CBS-Melody Parade: WABC WCAU WPG WEAF WTIC WLIT WGY NBC-U. S. Marine Band Shut -In Hour; Capt. renne, tenor; Mauro Cottone, organist MALI RY H. B. PAUL CBS-Ann Leaf at the Organ: WABC WPG WNEW-The Symphonic Matinee Taylor Branson, conductor; Don Lowe, M. C.: WCAU WJZ WBZ WBZA WOR-Dr. H. I. Strandhagen Health Talk (Cholly Xnickerbocker) Cortege Du Sardar, from "Caucasian WOV-Tea Time Revue NBC-Three Shades of Blue: WEAF WGY WLIT Sketches" Ippo itoff-Ivanoff WINS-Magic Hour Poeme Fibich 4:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 3:15 tells you about Society WMCA-Italian Program; Orchestra and Soloist Rain In My Heart NBC-The Singing Stranger; %Vade Booth, bari- WOR-Morning Musicale Maniac's Ball tone; Dorothy Day, music and drama: WJZ WOV-Festivat Hour Musette from "Armide" Gluck WBZ WBZA FREDDY MARTIN'S ORCHESTRA 11:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 10:45 Hungarian Fantasia Tobani WFI-Horacio Zito's Tango Orchestra (NBC) CBS-Ben Alley. tenor: WABC Once In A Blue Moon WOR-Freddy Farber and Edith Handuran, variety plays sweet music! An altogether NBC-Al Bernard. the Boy from Dixie: WEAF WAAT-Faith Fortune 4:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 3:30 WGY WLIT WINS-Rose Diamond, organist NBC-Jinuny Rogers, songs: WEAF WGY satisfying, delightful presentation! Bull Trombone (instrumental) WMCA-Theater Review, Charles Martin CBS-Bob Standish, baritone: WABC Imagination (instrumental) WNEW-LeRoy Weil, baritone It Doesn't Cost A Thing To Dream The General and the Private (vocal) WOR-Dr. Arthur Frank Payne, "The Psycholo- My Shawl ELIZABETH ARDEN 691 Fifth Ave., N. Y. Tiger Rag (instrumental) gist Says" Jungle Fever (orchestra) London Paris Berlin Rome Toronto Come Right in Sit Right Down (vocal) WOV-Italian Novelties Rogue Song CBS-Larry Tate and Orchestra: WCAU WPG 2:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 1:15 How Can It Be A Beautiful Day WINS-The Tuneful Tailors Orchestra CBS-Romance of Helen Trent, sketch: WABC NBC-Alice Joy, the Dream Girl: WJZ WOR-Westchester Gardens Talk, "Gardens Open WCAU WEVD-Round the Town; musicale to the Public" NBC-Theater Forum of the Air; Helen Hayes, WINS-Ruth Lewis, concert pianist actress; George M. Cohan; Helen Westley, WMCA-Gypsy Albert Trio C LUMBIA AFTERNOON director and manager of Theater Guild; WOR-Marion Booth Kelley, current events Russell Crause, author: WEAF WOV-".telly Roll" Morton 12:00 Noon EDT-EST a.m. 11:00 WMCA-Sports Talk; Jack Filman 4:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 3:45 NBC-To be announced: WEAF WGY W N EW-Three Serenaders NBC-The Lady Next Door, children's program, CBS-"The Voice of Experience," advice: WABC WOR-Nell Vinick, beauty talk direction Madge Tucker: WEAF WLIT Tune in on the following stations: WCAU 2:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 1:30 CBS-Four Showmen: WABC WCAU WPG WAAT-Cowboy Joe NBC-Smack Out, comedy duo; Marton and Jim NBC-Denver A Capella Choir: WJZ WCAO 8 P. M. Baltimore WINS-News Summary, Earl Harper Jordan WJZ WAAT-Save a Life Campaign WMCA-Jimmy Burns and Marshall Reed, songs CBS-Artist Recital; Crane Calder, bass; Rho- W EV D-Medical Information Hour WNAC 9 P. M. Boston and patter da Arnold. soprano: WABC WPG WINS-In Three -Quarter Time WOR-Michael Tree, tenor; Orchestra NBC-Genevieve Rowe. soprano: WEAF WMCA-Carrie Lillié s Club WKBW 9 P. M. Buffalo WOV-Martino Musketeers WMCA-"Curtain Time," The Queen's Radio WNEW-Studio Program 12:15 p.m. EDT-EST a,m. 11:15 Players WOR-William Hargrave, baritone; Orchestra WKRC 8 P. M. Cincinnati CBS-Connie Gates. songs: WABC WPG WCAU W N EW-Whispering Strings WOV-Dorothy Weyman, sones NBC-Fields and Hall, piano team: WEAF WLIT WOR-Otis Holley, soprano 5:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:00 WHK 8 P. M. Cleveland WINS-Syncopated Serenades; Margaret Wilson WOV-Neapolitan Echoes NBC-The Music Box; Gloria La Vey, soprano WMCA-Uhucb Richatrs -one. 2:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 1:45 Male Chorus: WEAF WLIT CKLW 8 P. M. Detroit WOR-Music, Studio Orchestra NBC-Ma Perkins: sketch with Virginia Payne, CBS-On the Air Tonight: WABC WOV-t Gl"na -ketch Margery Hannon, Karl Hubel, Willard Far- WINS-Bide-a-Wee Legion of Kindness Program, WHAS 7 P. M. Louisville 12:20 p.m. EDT-EST a.m. 11:20 nuut and Chas. Eggleston: WEAF WGY talk WOR-Stuclio Ensemble WLIT WMCA-Al Shayne, baritone; Jerry Baker, tenor WDSU 7 P. M. New Orleans WTIC-Fields and Hall, piano team (NBC) N BC-Nellie Revell at Large Interviewing Frank WNEW-Tea Timers 12:25 p.m. EDT-EST a.m. 11:25 Black, orchestra leader: WJZ WBZ WBZA WOR-Carroll Club Reporter WABC 9 P. M. New York WOR-Cheer-Up Club WINS-Ray Current Events Club, Speaker WOV-Italian News Flashes 12:30 p.m. EDT-EST a.m. 11:30 WOR-Leo Freurlherg's Orchestra WPG-The Dictators (CBS) WCAU 9 P. M. Philadelphia Sade, comedy sketch, with Art 3:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 2:00 5:05 4:05 NBC-Vic and EDT-p.m.-EST 9 P. M. Pittsburgh Van Harvey, Billy Idelson and Bernardine NBC-B:ue Boom Echoes: WEAF WGY WFI C BS-The Dictators, orchestra: WABC WJAS C BS-Metropolitan Parade; Leith Stevens, con- Flynn: WJZ WBZ WBZA Mister Magician P. CBS-Gossip Behind the Microphone; Wallace ductor: WABC WPG Don't Let Your Love Go Wrong WHEC 8 M. Rochester Guy Fraser Har Butterworth: Guest Star; Orchestra: WABC NBC-Rochester Civic Orchestra, Little Dutch Mill P. M. Louis NBC-Maurice Lee's Concert Ensemble: WEAF rison, conducting: WJZ WBZ WBZA Your Love KMOX 7 St. WEVD-Around the World. variety program I Know It's Sunday WTIC WGY Bow Do 8 P. M. Washington WAAT-Broadwayites WINS-National Youth Week Program Reprise: Your Love WJSV WCAU-George Scherban's Russian Gypsy Or- WMCA-Evelyn Hayes, songs; J. Russell Robin- WOR-Program Resume chestra (CBS) son, pianist WHOM-Radio Guide Program; The Three Frets WNEW-Pickard Family (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
www.americanradiohistory.com 20 Radio Guide (TUESDAY CONTINUED) There's a Wideness (quartet) Tourjee The Beautiful Garden of Prayer 5:10 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:10 (Arthur B. Hunt) Fillmore WOR-Studio Program More Like the Master (Kathryn 5:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:15 Palmer) Morris HIGH SPOT SELECTIONS FOR TUESDAY CBS-Skippy; sketch. WABC WCAU By Cool Siloam's Shady Rill (quartet) NBC-Jackie Heller, tenor; Harry Kogen's Or- Woodbury (Time chestra: WJZ Lead Me Saviour (duet) Davis Given Is Eastern Daylight) WEVD-C. C. N. Y. Dramatic Group What a Wonderful Saviour (quartet) 2:15 p. m.-Theater Forum of the Air; Helen Hayes; George M. Cohan, Helen Westley, WINS-Frosini, accordianist Hoffman director and manager of Theater Guild; Russell Crause, author: NBC-WEAF network. WHEW-Anthony Trini's Orchestra CBS-Mischa Raginsky's Ensemble: WABC 8:30 p. m.-Hollywood Show; Abe Lymann: CBS-WABC network. WOR-Once Upon a Time NBC-Stamp Club; Capt. Tim Healy: WJZ 9:00 p. m.-Elizabeth Arden Presents: Maury WOV-Salon Ensemble Paul; Freddie Martin's orchestra: CBS-WABC. WINS-The Four Tavern Boys, male quartet 9:00 p. m.-Ben Bernie's Blue Ribbon 5:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:30 WOR-Dinner Air Casino: NBC-WEAF network. Music 9:15 p. NBC-The Tattered Man, drama: WEAF WLIT m.-Ruth Etting; Ted Husing; Johnny Green's orchestra: CBS-WABC network. 6:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 5:45 9:30 p. CAS-Jack Armstrong, the All American Boy, m.-Minneapolis Symphony orchestra; Eugene Ormandy conducting: CBS-WABC. NBC-Mary Small, juvenile singer; Orcheslr.i: 9:30 p. sketch: WABC WCAU WEAF WFI m.-Ed Wynn, the Fire Chief, with Graham McNamee; male quartet: NBC-WEAF. NBC-Singing Lady, 10:00 nursery jingles, songs and CBS-Music Box: WABC p. m.-Ray Perkins, comedian; Gale Page, soloist; S. S. Van Dine, stories: WJZ guest star; orches- WBZ WBZA NBC-Lowell Thomas, tra direction Harold Stokes: NBC-WJZ network. WHN-Sally Drake, songstress Today's News: WJZ ,WBZ WBZA 10:00 p. m.-Beauty Box Theater; Soloists: NBC-WEAF network. WINS-Empire Gold Buying Service; Dance WINS-"The Rhythms Human Side of Sports," Bill Comm 10:30 p. m.-NBC Symphony; Emilio de Gorgorza, baritone: NBC-WJZ network. WMCA-Five Star Final, News WMCA-Vocational Guidance, talk Dramatization WNEW-Big WHEW-Leon Friedman's Orchestra Brother's FVDB League of the Air 6:50 EDT-p.m.-EST WOR-The Power of Speech, Basil Ruysdael 5:50 CBS-Abe WCAU-Leon Belascti s Orchestra (CBS) Lyman's Orchestra; Accordiana; Maria 10:30 EDT-p.m.-EST WOV-Sketch and Orchestra Silveira, 9:30 WOR-Piano Team soprano; Pierre Lekruen, baritone: CBS-Chorus Directed by Tom 5:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:45 WABC WCAU Lewis: WABC 6:55 EDT-p.m.--EST 5:55 WPG WCAU NBC-Nursery Rhymes, children's program; NBC-Wayne King's Orchestra: WEAF WGY NBC-Frank Milton Cross, Lewis WOR-The Sunlight Program, George Shackely Black's Symphony Concert; Emilio James: WEAF WFI de CBS-Gordon, Dave and Bunny, 7:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 6:00 Gogorza. Spanish baritone: WJZ WBZ songs: WABC CBS-Morton WMCA-Crazy Crystals Presents Colonel Jack's WBZA WCAU Downey, tenor: WABC Crazy Range Ramblers NBC-Little NBC-Baseball Resume; Fred Bond: WEAF Marche Bcngroise (orchestra) Berlioz Orphan Annie, childhood playlet WNEW-Studio Program Recitative with Shirley Bell, Allan Baruck, NBC-Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: WJZ WBZ WBZA and Serenade from "Damna- Henrietta WOR-Borrah Minevitch and His Harmonica tion of Tedro and Harry Cansdale: WJZ WBZ WINS-Giglio Entertainers Rascals Faust" (Emilio de Gogorza) WMCA-Ernie Hungarian Dance No. 1 in G WBZA Holst's Orchestra 8:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 7:45 Minor WEVD-Herbert Gubelman, baritone WNEW-Pickard Family (orchestra) Brahms WEVD-Michael Strange, poetess Lost Chord (Emilio WINS-Cowboy Tom's Roundup; Chief Shunatona. WOR-Ford Frick, Sports Resume WINS-Frank Galissi's Orchestra de Gogorza) Sullivan Home Sweet Home (Emilio de Gogorza) Tex Ritter, Skookum and Pocohontas 7:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 6:15 WMCA-Dr. Charles Fleischer, More Than News WMCA-Roy Shelley, like Songs NBC-Gene and Glenn, comedy WPG-Milton Kellam's Bishop sketch: WEAF Orchestra (CBS> Mazurka from "Coppella" (orchestra) WNEW-Pickard Family - WGY 9:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 8:00 WOR-The Lonely Cowboy; Tex. Fletcher, songs CBS-Just Plain Bill; sketch: WABC NBC-Ben Bernie's Delibes WCAU Blue Ribbon Air Casino: Largo Al Factotum from "Barber WPG-Maurie Sherman's Orchestra (CBS) NBC-You and Your Government; Reviving WEAF WGY WFI of Seville" (Emilio de Gogorza) Rossini Local Government, "Chicago Over CBS-ELIZABETH ARDEN PRESENTS: MAU- the Furiant from "Bartered Bride" (orches- Hump," John O. Rees, secretary of committee RY B. PAUL; FREDDIE MARTIN'S OR- tra) on Public Smetana NIGHT Expenditures; Robert B. Upham, CHESTRA: WABC WPG WCAU WMCA-Ernie Holst's Orchestra city comptroller: WJZ WBZ WBZA Theme: Wien WNEW-Halsey 6:00 EDT-p.m.--EST 5:00 WMCA-Jerry Miller's Orchestra Baker, tenor; Gene Gravelle's Or- All I Do Is Dream of You (orchestra) WOR-Red and Black Revue; NBC -Mme. Frances Alda, soprano: WEAF chestra Stardust (orchestra) Merle Johnston's CBS-Buck Rogers in the 25th Orchestra; Soloists Century, sketch: WNEW-Magic of Romance; Chick Farmer, vo- Beautiful Lady (orchestra) WABC WCAU calist Little Dutch 10:45 EDT-p.m,-EST 9:45 NBC-Angelo Mill (orchestra) CBS-Harlem Ferdinando's Orchestra: WJZ WBZ WOR-Comedy Stars of Hollywood, sketch NBC-Musical Memories; Edgar A. Guest, poet; Serenade; Claude Hopkins' Orches- WBZA Alice tra; Five Spirits of Rhythm; Orlando WINS-Clem 7:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 6:30 Mock, soprano; Charles Sears, tenor; Rob- McCarthy's Sports Review NBC-Eddie Vocal Trio; Josef Koestner's Orchestra: WJZ eson: WABC WPG WMCA-Ted Black's Orchestra East and Ralph Dumke, comedians: Runnin' Wild WEAF WGY WBZ WBZA WNEW-Bob Emery, children's program Once in a Blue Moon CBS-Paul Keast, baritone; Thelma Beyond the Blue Horizon WOR-Uncle Don, children's- proeram Goodwin, so- WMCA-Al Don't Let Your Love Go Wrong prano; Rollo Hudson's Orchestra: WABC Shayne, baritone; Jerry Baker, tenor; 6:15 EDT-p.m.--EST 5:15 I3uh Haring's Orchestra The House Is Haunted CBS-Bobby Benson and WCAU Neighbors Sunny Jim: WABC After the W N E W-Palmer Boys, colored band WCAU Ball Harris WOR-"Back Raggin' the Scale Your Eyes Have Told Me So Blaufuss Stage" with Borris Morros WINS-Kathryn Jenness, songs; Orchestra 9:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 8:15 Trees WNEW-Earl Carpenter's Just a Wearyin' for You Bond Zombie Orchestra Mosquitos CBS-Ruth Etting, vocalist; Johnny Green's Or. 6:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 5:30 Parade Whitney Love Thy Neighbor Come, Where My Love Lies Dreaming chestra; Ted Husing: WABC WCAU NBC-AMid-Week Hymn Sing; Kathryn Palmer, She Reminds Mad Moments Foster Me of You (orchestra) WNEW-Leon soprano; Joyce Allmand, contralto; Sidney WINS-Globe Trotter How Can It Be a Beautiful Day (Ruth Friedman's Orchestra Smith, tenor; Arthur Billings Hunt, bari- WMCA-To Etting) 11:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 10:00 tone: Lowell be announced NBC-Vincent Lopez' Patton, organist: WEAF WGY WNEW-Irish Program, Time on My Hands (orchestra) Orchestra: WJZ O Master Let orchestra NBC-Leaders' Quartet Me Walk with Thee WOR-"Footlight Echoes"; Easy Come Easy Go (Ruth Etting) with Eddie Smalle: WEAF (quartet) William Hargrave, NBC-Kathryn Newman, songs: WFI Smith baritone; Verna Osborne, soprano; WINS-Paul Martell's Orchestra My Ain Countrie (Arthur Billings Veronica WNEW-Studio Program WMCA-Florence Richardson's Orchestra Hunt) Wiggins, contralto; Mary Mercker, soprano; WNEW-Joe Venuti's Hanna The Crusaders, quartet 9:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 8:30 Orchestra Though Your Sins Be As Scarlet (duet) W O R-"Moonbeams" 7:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 6:45 NBC-Ed Wynn, the Fire Chief with Graham Doane McNamee; Male 11:15 NBC-The:Goldbergs, sketch with Gertrude Berg Quartet; Orchestra: WEAF EDT-p.m.-EST 10:15 WFI WGY NBC-Poet Prince, Anthony Frome, and James Waters: WEAF WFI WGY - tenor: WJZ CBS-BoakeCarter, CBS-Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Eugene CBS-Press-Radio Bureau, News: WABC news; WABC WCAU - WPG Ormandy, conductor: WABC WCAU NBC-John Fogarty, tenor: WEAF NBC-The Sizzlers, male trio; Carolyn Rich, con- WFI tralto: WJZ WBZ WBZA Overture to "Orpheus in the Under- WMCA-Carl Sears' Orchestra RADIO world" Offenbach WNEW-Arthur Warren's CUIDE WINS-Golden Notes; Orchestral Program Orchestra WMCA-Bob Fallon's Waltz: Roses from the .South -J. Strauss 11:20 Orchestra Yesterthoughts Herbert EDT=p1n.-EST 10:20 Programs _ WNEW-Bill Farrel', sports CBS-Charles Barnet's Orchestra: WABC WPG 8:00 EDT-Pan.-EST March of the Sardar Ippolitoff-Ivanoff i :7:00 NBC-Eddie Orchestra: 11:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 10:30 Tuesdays, 12:30 P.M. NBC-Leo Reisman's Orchestra; Phil Duchin's WJZ WBZ Dueÿ,'bári- WBZA NBC-Press-Radio Bureau, News: WEAF WJZ ' THE THREE FRETS ' tone: WEAF WFI WGY - WFI WGY WBZ WBZA Vocal Trio with Guitar Blue Prelude WMCA-Ernie Golden's Orchestra W N EW-Romera's Argentine Orchestra WCAU-Charles Barnet's Orchestra (CBS) Carioca from "Flying Down. to Rio" WOR -Ha rry H Balkin, "Success" WMCA-Jimmy Lunceford's Orchestra - WHOM The House Is 'Haunted from "New Follies" 250 Watts - 1450 Kilocycle, 9:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 8:45 WNEW-Romera's Argentine Orchestra Yira , Yit'a WINS-Rose Diamond, organist WOR-Arthur Warren's Orchestra Indians and Trees WMCA-Dan 11:35 EDT-p.m.-EST Thursdays, April Sowers, humorist 10:35 3:30 P.M. in Paris from "Bombo" WNEW-Three Cheers, popular NBC-Phil Harris' Orchestra: WJZ Radio's I Got trio WBZ WaZA Love Guide Rhythm from "Girl Crazy" WOR-Al and Lee Reiser. two pianos NBC -National Radio Forum: WEAF WFI BUDDY AND CBS-Little WGY BETTY Jack Little s Orchestra: WABC 10:00 EDT-pm.-EST 9:00 11:45 EDT-pm.-EST 10:45 Theme: Little By Little WOV NBC-Ray Perkins, master of ceremonies; Gale CBS-Charlie Davis' Orchestra: WABC WCAU Nasty Man Page, soloist; WHEW-Johnny Johnson's 1130 Kilocycles Riptide Orchestra direction Harold Orchestra Stokes; S. S. Van Dine, guest artist: WJZ 12:00 mid. EDT-EST p.m. 11:00 Me and My Shadow WBZ NBC-Rudy Tuck WBZA Vallee's Orchestra: WEAF WGY Thúrsdays, 11:30 P.M. Me To Sleep In My Old Kentucky CBS-Colonel Stoopnagle and Budd, WFI Home comedians; Radio Guide Players Connie Boswell, vocalist; Glen Gray's Or- CBS-Carl Hoffmayr's Orchestra: WABC WCAU If I Could Be With You WABC WPG When chestra: WCAU WPG WVFW A Woman Loves A Man Dallas Blues NBC-Buddy Rogers' 1400 So Nice Orchestra: WJZ WBZ Kilocycles 714 Meters Cocktails for Two WBZA NBC-Crime Clues; "Eyes Have They," mystery Love Thy Neighbor WEVD-El drama with Toreador Fridays, 2:45 P.M._ Edward Reese and John Mac. Nocturne from Two American Sketches WMCA-Bob Fallon's Orchestra Bryde: WJZ WBZ. LOMBARDI BROTHERS WBZA Carioca WNEW-Earl Carpenter's Orchestra WEVD-Herman Bernstein, editor Jewish Daily Mr. Rhythm Man - WOR-Anthony Hot Harmony Bulletin Trini's Orchestra Smoke Rings 12:30 a.m. EDT-EST p.m. 11:30 WINS WINS-Mme. Amelia Sauandres, soprano NBC-Beauty Box WMCA-Three Theater; Gladys Swarthout, NBC-Seymour Simons' Orchestra: WJZ WBZ 1180 Kilocycles 500 Watts Little Funsters mezzo-soprano; Frank McIntyre, actor; WBZA WNEW-Don Lang, The Animal Story Man Peggy Allenby; Charlotte Walker; Florence CBS-Frank Dailey's Orchestra: WABC WOR-Radio Vanities; Ferde Groles WCAU Orchestra; Malone; Joseph Granby, John Barclay, Rosa - WPG Fridays, 4:45 P.M. Frank Parker, tenor; Betty Barthell, con- line Green, Adele Ronson, Ala Devitt, Alfred NBC-Jack Denny's Orchestra: WEAF WGY VIRGINIA VALLANCE tralto Shirley; Russian Songstress WPG-Oliver Choir; Orchestra Direction WFI Naylor's Orchestra Nathaniel Shilkret: WEAF WGY WFI WMCA-Dance Orchestra 8:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 7:15 Tex Ritter, Skookum and Pocohontas WNEW-Isham Jones' Orchestra WEVD CBS-Voice of Experience, advice: WABC 1300 Kilocycles WCAU WEVD-Hipprodrome; Grand Opera 1:00 a.m. EDT-EST mid. 12:00 WEVD-"A Night in Vienna," Garfield Swift, WMCA-Roy Gobey, baritone; Roy Cotterill's CBS-Enoch baritone; Light's Orchestra: WABC Renee Schieber, soprano; Helene Cosmopolitans WMCA-Ernie Golden's Orchestra Saturdays, 2:15 P.M. Lanvin, contralto; Orchestra WHEW-Phantom Minstrel WINS-Ralph WNEW-Milton Spielman's Orchestra - Radio Guide Presents de Stefaní s Orchestra WOR-Eddv Brown, violinist; orchestra 1:30 EDT-am.-EST 12:30 DOROTHY ALLYN, soprano WMCA-Erling C. 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Dave and Bunny, songs: WABC WINS-Musical Comedy Highlights; Ann Yardley, (Harry Richman) d brand. the reanetruct- from S edby our eupertormoderp OUR PRICES WCAU soprano; Alfred Saxe, baritone Broadway's Gone Hillbilly "Stand method to positivelyu1u - meted. top ful 12 lbI.gO i. tinder Some Little Bug WMCA-Three Little Funsters Up and Cheer" (orchestra) t row enan oi* baekea eldst Farren, sports \ obyo the entire financial of on reliable The Best Things In Life Are Free WNEW-Bill CBS-Albert Spalding, violinist; Conrad Thibault, V cool ard E at Today'. Lowest Prias. Rag Time Band baritone: WABC WCAU E Alexander's 8:00 EDT -p.m. -EST 7:00 BALLOON TIRE! 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WMCA-Dr. Paul Winslow, talk Shepherd's Madrigal (Albert Spalding ue. 25.5.60-19 3.35 1.16 ward Reese and John MacBryde: WJZ WBZ 29ao.so-t9 3.35 1.16 TRUCK TIRES WNEW-Pickard Family with orchestra) Kreisler Fl z= 30.5.00-18 3.40 1.16 Size Thee Tubes WBZA 3116.00-10 3.40 1.16 WW1 -Sylvia Cvde, soprano; Orchestra Two Grenadiers (Conrad Thibault with 1.25 sosa 54.25 $1.95 WEVD-The Nation Radiotorial Board 32.5.00-20 3.45 84x6 4.25 2.00 WPG-Maurie Sherman's Orchestra (CBS) orchestra) Schumann 33.6.00.21 3.65 1.25 82x0 6.95 2.75 WINS -Musical Comedy Highlights; Ann Yardley, 32.6.60-20 3.75 1.36 82x0 7.93 2.76 5:50 EDT-p.m. -EST 4:50 Waltzing Doll (Albert Spalding and soprano and Alfred Saxe, baritone orchestra) Poldini-Kreisler Arr. WE WANT l U5 WMCA-Sid Loberfield, "Baseball" WMCA-Three Little Funsters IR 88x8 11.45 8.96 O Sole Mio (Conrad Thibault, ensemble DEALERS a5xs 13.zs 4.16 WNEW-Whitney Bolton, dramatic critic & orchestra) E All TUBES GUARANTEED Brand New WOR-Willard Robison's Orchestra NBC -Meeting of American Judicature Society; SEND ONLY $1 DEPOSIT EDT 7:15 each tire. (On each Truck Tire send a NIGHT 8:15 -p.m.-EST speakers: WEAF WGY on O. D., CBS Aces, comedy WABC WCAU $4 deposit). We ship balance C. -Easy sketch: WEVD-"Around the Samovar," Zinoida Nico. 12 MONTHS S per cent discount for full cash with 6:00 EDT -p.m. -EST 5:00 WEVD-Metropolitan String Ensemble Any tire Jailing to give 12 months' - WRITTEN order. lifta, soprano; Simon Philipoff, balalaika art will be replaced at ball price. NBC -Xavier Cugat's Orchestra: WEAF WMCA-Jerry Baker, tenor; Gene Gravelle's Or BON D service chestra st; Zam's Gypsy Orchestra Dent. 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Finley Williamson, director: WJZ WBZ Arthur, baritone; Sam Hearn, -0 -VAC" LANTERN 8:30 EDT-p.m. -EST 7:30 comedian; The Order for 2 Tires WBZA NBC -Wayne King's Orchestra: WEAF WLIT Vocordians, mixed quartet FREE"RAYWith God Heady instant complicated o Praise to the Living (mixed voices) WTIC 10:45 EDT -p.m. 9:45 of burnt t fusee and lights WGY -EST advertised Mueller W N E W tole ne fie ale reodauct:, CBS -Broadway Melodies; Everett Marshall, bari- -Milton Spielman's Orchestra ban nec hnn,ireplaced a oar oóhÿ a List to the Lark (mixed voices and 11:00 EDT 10:00 orchestra) Dickinson tone; Jerry Freeman's Orchestra: WABC -p.m. -EST WCAU NBC -Pickens' Sisters, vocal trio: WJZ God Is a Spirit (mixed voices and or- Learn NBC -Carlos Gardel, baritone; Hugo Mariani's The Beat Of My Heart Spina chestra) Jones The House Is Haunted Adlan PHOTOGRAPHY I Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray (Dorothy Orchestra: WJZ WINS-Paul Martell's Orchestra My Shawl Xavier Cugat and have a profitable vocation Mainor) Negro Spiritual Cocktails For Two from "Murder At There are many opportunities in this dignified We Will Be Merry Mary Ott WMCA-Crazy Range Ramblers, cowboy revue and profitable profeecion. 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Thursday, May 10 HIGH SPOT SELECTIONS FOR THURSDAY (Time Given Is Eastern Daylight) WPG-In the Luxembourg Gardens (CBS) 3:30 p. ne.-Augustana College Choir of Rock Island, Illinois: NBC-WJZ network. MORNING 9:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 8:45 7:30 p. m.-Don Ameche; Sally Ward; NBC-The Sylvan dramatic sketch; Eric Sagerquist's String Orchestra. Instrumental Trio: WEAF WFI NBC-WJZ network. 6:30 EDT-a.m.-EST 5:30 WTIC WGY 8:00 p. m.-Rudy Vallee's WINS-hlornine Melodies CBS-The Mystery Chef; Food Talk: WABC Variety Hour; guest stars and orchestra: NBC-WEAF network. 6:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 5:45 WCAU 9:00 p. m.-Captain Henry's Show Boat; Lanny Ross, Annette Hanshaw, Molasses 'n' NBC-Tower Health Exercises; Arthur Bagley, WMCA-Buddy and Betty, songs January and Gus Haenschen's orchestra: NBC-WEAF network. director: WEAF WFI WGY WOR-Morning Musicale, Studio Orchestra 9:00 p. m.-Presenting Mark Warnow; Evelyn MacGregor; Mzlodeers Quartet: WOR-Gambling's Gym Classes; Vincent Sorey's WOV-Surprise Frolic CBS-WABC. 9:30 p. m.-Fred Waring's orchestra; Lane Sisters; Babs Ryan: CBS-WABC Orchest ra 10:00 EDT-a.m.-EST 9:00 network. 10:00 p. m.-Stoopnagle and Budd; Glen Gray's orchestra: CBS-WABC 7:00 EDT-a.m.-EST 6:00 NBC-Breen and de Rose, songs and ukelele: network. WINS-Musical 10:00 p. m.-Nikita Balieff and scenes from "Chauve Clock; Temperature; Weather Re- WEAF WFI -Souris"; Deems Taylor; Paul White - ports Happy man's orchestra: NBC-WEAF network. WMCA-The Old Night Watchman, music, humor 10:30 p. m.-NBC Composers; Lover Come Back To Me, from "New Ford Bond; Mawry Hamilton; Frank Black: NBC-WJZ net. and homey philosophy Moon" Romberg 10:45 p.m.-James Thurber, humorist: CB$-WABC network. 7:30 EDT-a.m.-6:30-EST Riptide from same Donaldson NBC-Yoichi Hiraoka, Japanese xylophonist; Syl- Whispering Schonberger via Altman, pianist: WJZ Oh Muki Muki Oh de Rose Reveille, 11:45 EDT-a.m.-EST CBS-Organ popular music by Fred CBS-Bill and Ginger, popular songs: WABC 10:45 2:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 1:00 Feibel: WABC CBS-Madison Ensemble: WABC WCAU WPG WCAU CBS-Ann Leaf at the Organ: WABC 7:45 EDT- a.m.-EST 6:45 NBC-Al and Lee Reiser, piano WPG NBC-Edward MacHugh. the Gospel Singer: WJZ duo: WJZ WCAU - and Krazy Kat NBC-Pollock Lawnhurst, piano duo: WEAF WBZ WBZA Carpenter Scene and Waltz from the "Ballet WGY WINS-The Tuneful Tailors d' WAAT-Ellen Rose Dickey Isoline" Messager NBC-Jolly Bill and Jane: WJZ WINS-Radio Press News WOR-"Beauty-Casting," Facial Gymnastics to Negro Dance from "Bandana WEVD-f Music Sketches" Morning Devotions WMCA-"The Magic Hour"; Orchestra; soloists My Dog Loves Your Dog WINS-Mr. and Mrs. Reader, "Those Neighbors WOR-Pure Food Hour Hold My Hand of Yours" WOV-Fashion Parade AFTERNOON Nasty Man 8:00 EDT-a.m.-EST 7:00 10:05 EDT-a.m.-EST 9:05 Pastorale from "L'Arlesienne Suite' NBC-Radio City Organ; Richard Leibert, organ- WINS=Around the Town, orchestral and band 12:00 Noon EDT-EST a.m. 11:00 No. 2 Bizet ist: WEAF WFI music N BC-Katherine Bacon, Piano Recital: Melody In Spring CBS-On the WEAF Air Today: WABC 10:15 EDT-a.m.-EST 9:15 CBS-The Voice La Marchande D'Eau Fraiche from NBC-Morning Devotions; of Experience, advice: WABC Kathryn Palmer, so- NBC-Castles in the Air; Alice Remsen, contral- WCAU "Histoires" Ibert prano; Joyce Allmand, contralto; John Wain - to; Ray Heatherton, baritone; Al and Lee NBC-Songfellows Male Quartet: WJZ Beneath the Spell of a Yellow Delta Moon man, baritone; Richard Dennis, tenor; Lowell Reiser. piano duo: WJZ WAAT-Three NBC-Stones of History, drama: WEAF Patton, Frets WL11 organist and director: WJZ WBZ Cocktails for Two from "Murder in the WINS-News Summary, Earl Harper WINS-Rose Diamond, organist WBZA WMCA-Theater Vanities" (Alice Remsen) WMCA-Jimmy Burns and Marshall Reid, songs Review. Charles Martin WEVD-New York's Leading Event My Beautiful Lady from "The Pink and patter WN EW-Birdie Scales, contralto WINS-Musical Clock; Temperature and Weather Lady" (Ray Heatherton) WOR-"Going Places," T. Atherton Dixon WOR-Dr. Arthur Frank Payne, The Psychologist Reports If You Were the Only Girl (Alice and WOV-Martino Says WMCA-Barnacle Musketeers Bill, Roy Shelly, ukelele and Ray) 12:15 p.m. EDT-EST a.m. 11:15 WOV-Italan Vnvelties songs The Beat O' My Heart (Alice) NBC-The Sizzlers, harmony: WEAF 2:15 EDT-p.m.--EST 1:15 WOR-John, Joe and Frosini CBS-WCAURomance Yours Sincerely from "Spring Is CBS-Connie Gates, vocalist: WABC WPG WCAU of Helen Trent, sketch: WABC WOV-Old Man Reveille Here" (Ray Heatherton) NBC-Wendell Hall, ukelele and songs: WJZ 8:05 EDT-a.m.-EST 7:05 My Darling from "Earl Carroll Vanities" WAAT-The Three Frets WMCA-Sports Talk; Jack Filman CBS-Salon Musicale: WABC (Alice and Ray) WINS-Brook WNEW-Ivory Scorcher, pianist WOR-Weather Temple, songs; Orchestra Report; Program Resume CBS-Visiting with Ida Bailey Allen; Radio Home- WMCA-Chuck Richards, songs WOR-The Melody Singer 8:10 EDT-a.m.-EST 7:10 makers: WABC WOR-Studio Orchestra NBC-Sweetheart Melodies; De Marco Girls, trio; Woods. songs WOR-Al and patter NBC-Clara, Lu 'n' Em, gossip; Louise Starky, WOV-1 a Gloria sketch William Kennedy, tenor; Ruth Jordan, talk: 8:15 EDT-a.m.-EST 7:15 Isabelle Carothers and Helen King: WEAF 12:25 p.m. EDT-EST a.m. 11:25 WJZ WBZ WBZA NBC-Don Hall Trio: WJZ WBZ WBZA WFI WGY WOR-Cheer-Up Club WINS-Magic Hour, variety musical program Forty Second Street from Same Warren WMCA-The Tennessean, Ted Below, songs 12:30 p.m. EDT-EST a.m. 11:30 WMCA-Italian Program; orchestra and soloists Sweethearts Forever Caesar WOV-Easv Rhythm NBC-Maurice Lees' Concert Ensemble: WEAF WOR-"Art Today," talk; E. M. Benson Shiite on Harvest Moon Boyers 10:30 EDT-a.m.-EST 9:30 WGY WOV-Festival Hour Rockin' Alone NBC-Today's Children, dramatic sketch with CBS-"Gossip Behind the Microphone"; Wallace 2:30 My Darling EDT-p.m.-EST 1:30 Myers Irna Phillips, Bess Johnson and Walter Wick- Butterworth; Orchestra: WABC NBC-Trio Romantique, vocal The Old Kitchen Kettle and instrumental Connelly er: WJZ WBZ WBZA NBC-Vic and Sade, sketch with Art Van Harvey, ensemble: WEAF WLIT WEVD-Morning Hour CBS-Press-Radio Bureau, News: WABC WCAU Billy WMCA-Popular Idelson and Bernardine Flynn: WJZ Little Dutch Mill Barris Piano, Organ Selections NBC-Howard. Phillips, soloist; Martha Lee Cole; WBZ WBZA The Monkey's Wedding WOV-Melody Moments r?on Allen's Orchestra: WEAF WFI WGY WCAU-George Scherban's Russian Little Man You've Had a Busy 8:25 EDT-a.m.-EST 7:25 Gypsy Or- Day Wayne WTIC chestra (CBS) In a Little Red Schoolhouse NBC-City's Consumers Guide; Frances Foley Let's Begin from "Roberta" (orchestra) WMCA-Stock Quotations Write Home to Mother Paisley Gannon, director of Consumer's 'Service Divi- Don't You Remember Me (Mr. Phillips) WOV-Italian Music and Drama, G. Stern CÖS-Poetic Strings: WABC WPG sion, Department of Public Markets: WEAF Star Dust (orchestra) WOR-Joseph R. NBC-Smack CBS-City Bolton, The Hollywood to Cut, comedy duo with Marion and Consumer's Guide: WABC Play to Me Gypsy (Mr. Phillips) Broadway Reporter; Harold Stern's String Jim Jordan: WJZ WOR-City's Consumers' Guide, Market Report May I from "We're Not Dressing" Trio WMCA-Helen King, handwriting WOV-City Consumer's Guide analysis (Mr. Phillips) WOV-Italian Music and Drama, G. Sterni WOR-Otis Holley, soprano
8:30 EDT-a.m.-EST 7:30 - You're An Old Smoothie from "Take a 12:45 p.m. EDT-EST a.m. 11:45 WOV-Neopolitan Echoes NBC-Cheerio, inspirational talk and music; Chance" J. (orchestra) CBS-George Scherban's Russian Gypsy Orches- 2:45 EDT-p.m.-EST Harrison, musical director: WEAF WGY WFI WMCA-Ben Sweetland, "Human Understanding" tra: WABC WPG 1:45 NBC-Ma Perkins, sketch, with Virginia Payne, WTIC WOV-Music Makers and Vincent Calendo NBC-Merry Macs; Cheri McKay, vocalist; Male Margery Hannon, Karl Hubel, Willard - Welcome Pretty Primrose Pinsuti 10:35 EDT-a.m.-9:35 EST Trio: WJZ WBZ Far WBZA mini and Charles Eggleston: WEAF WGY Tomorrow Keel CBS-Melody Parade: WABC WCAU WINS-Mark Hoffman, concert pianist Ay Ay Ay WLIT Perez -Freire 10:40 EDT-a.m.-EST 9:40 1:00 p.m. EDT-EST Noon 12:00 CBS-Salon Musicale: WABC NBC-Vin Dindhe, Diseause: WJZ WCAU-Melody Parade (CBS) CBS-Round Towners, male quartet: WABC NBC-Lew White at the Dual Organ: WJZ WBZ 10:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 9:45 WINS-Women's League of the United Synagogue WCAU of America WBZA NBC-Press-Radio Bureau. News: WEAF WJZ NBC-Words and Music; WINS-American Sara Ann McCabe, so- WMCA-Walter Garbutt, songs Gold Buying Service WBZ WBZA WTIC WFI prano; Frederick Bittke, baritone; WMCA-Down Memory's Lane; Betty Harvey WNEW-Billie Starr, blues Gould, WMCA-Frances Forbes, contralto; William Bart- Hays, narrator; String Ensemble: WJZ songs and organ ley, pianist WOR-Len Fresdberg's Orchestra NBC-Market and Weather Reports: WEAF 3:00 EDT-p.m.-EST WOR-Martha Manning, talk WOV-Music that Charms WFI-Pedro Via's Orchestra 2:00 WOV-Telling thz News (NBC) NBC-Royal Gypsy; Nicolina and her guitar: 10:50 EDT-a.m.-EST 9:50 WINS-Songs of the Day 8:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 7:45 WEAF WFI NBC-Radio Kitchen; Eleanor Howe: WJZ WMCA-Carl Sears' Orchestra CBS-Caroline Gray, pianist: WABC CBS-Metropolitan Parade; Mark Warnow, con- NBC-Morning Parade, variety musicale: WEAF WNEW-George Hall's Orchestra WEVD-Freddy Parreiss, "Poetic Jazz" WFI ductor: WABC WPG WOR-Musical Revue NBC-Sleepy Hall's Orchestra: WJZ WBZ WBZA WINS-Butler Budgeteers 11:00 EDT-a.m.-EST 10:00 W OV-tits=ical .Inn rnevs WMCA-Poet's WAAT-Magazine of the Air Corner, Art Egan NBC-Galaxy of Stars; Edna Odell, contralto; 1:05 EDT-p.m.-EST WOR-Sherman Keene's 12:05 WEVD-Around the World, variety program Orchestra Phil Porterfield, baritone; Irma Glen, organ- WTIC-Pedro Via's Orchestra (NBC) WOV-Morning Melodies ist; Earl WINS-Afternoon Musicale Lawrence. pianist: WGY WLIT 1:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 12:15 WMCA-Evelyn 9:00 EDT-a.m.-EST 8:00 CBS-Sunny Side Up: WABC WCAU WPG Hayes, songs; J. Russell Robin- NBC-Pedro Via's Orchestra: WEAF son, pianist NBC-Sam Herman, xylophonist; Frank Banta, NBC-U. S. Navy Band; Lieutenant Charles Ben - CBS-Joan Marrow, music: WABC WNEW-Pickard Family pianist: WEAF WLIT ter, director: WJZ WBZ WBZA WINS-Matinee Idylls, Kewpie Rose orchestral feature WOR-The Love Racketeer Myrtle Boland WAAT-Bottsville Bugle News WMCA-Reflections. Sid Schwartz Moonlight on the Water Shay WOV-Welfare Council of N. Y. C., Dr. G. A. WINS-Italian Program 1:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 12:30 If You'll Say Yes, Cherie Noble WMCA-Studio Program 1V. D'Andrea NBC-Orlando's Concert Ensemble: WEAF WTIC 3:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 2:15 My Little Grass Shack in Kealakekua WOR-Nell Vinick, Beauty Talk WFI Hawii Cogswell NBC-The Upstaters Quartet: WEAF WGY WOV-Dance Orchestra; Bart King CBS-"Travelling Blues," Mark Warnow's I Never Knew (Pitts, Egan and Mash) Or- WMCA-Natalie Norman, songs 11:15 EDT-a.m.-EST 10:15 chestra: WABC WCAU WOR-Old Extra: Roses of Picardy Wood NBC-Frances Lee Barton, talk: WEAF WTIC Man Sunshine Lonesome Road WOV-Italian Novelties CBS-Eton Boys, male quartet: WABC WLIT WGY Round Breakfast the Bend of the Road 3:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 2:30 NBC-The Club, dance band; Jack WMCA-Up and Down Fifth Avenue, Mrs. Cort- There's A Long Long Trail UBC-Woman's Radio Review; Claudine Mac- Owens, tenor; Mary Steele, soprano: WJZ landt Van Horn Beyond the Blue Horizon WIN S-Dieterich P. 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Meadows, beauty talk; Orchestra' Adoramus Te Palestrina Trio and White, Stokes' Orchestra and Don NBC-Landt songs and comedy: McNeill, master WNEW-Earl Carpenter's Orchestra Wake Up Sweet Melody WEAF WGY WLIT of ceremonies: WLIT WGY Cain WOR-Bide Dudley; Theater Club of the Air Fireflies Russian Folk CBS-In Lande, Troubadour the Song the Luxembourg Gardens: WABC NBC-Jules of Violin; WOV-Italian Sketch Oh, Blest Are They Tschaikowsky WMCA-Morton Morton Bowe. tenor: WEAF WTIC Dawson, cowboy songs; guitar 1:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 12:45 NBC-Augustana College Choir; Rock Island, Il- WOR-Orchestral Program CBS-Artists Recital; Crane Calder, bass: WABC CBS-Tony Wons, philosopher; Peggy Keenan linois: WJZ 9:30 8:30 WCAU WPG EDT-a.m.-EST and Sandra Phillips, piano duo: WABC WEVD-Romeo and Company, drama NBC-Bradley Kincaid, the Mountain Boy: WEAF Where Ere You Walk Handel WCAU WINS-Turning the Pages with Rose Greenhut; 1VTIC Reflets Dans L Eau Debussy Bells of St. Marys WBZ-WBZA-Breakfast book program Club; Orchestra (NBC) Geheimes - - Schubert I Passed by Your Window WNEW-Frank Riccardi, baritone WINS-German Morning Hour Spesso Vibra Per Suo Gioco (Crane Spring Song Mendelssohn WOR-The Musical Architects, Mildred Cole and WMCA-John X. Loughran, health talk Calder) A. Scarlatti WINS-Helen Merchant, pianist Tom Davis WOR-Interior Decorating, Mildred The Lewis Brooklet Floyd-Morgensterd WNEW-Kqy. Reed, , organist WOV-Radio Guide Program; Buddy and Betty
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The Odalisque Carpenter WINS-Cowboy Tom's Roundup; Chief Shunatona, NBC-Musical Keys; Larry Larsen, organist; Tex Ritter, Skookum and Pocohontas March II, WOC-WHO; 4:10 p. m.- March 31, WBBM; 7:23 p. m.- pianist; Joan Blaine, narrator; WMCA-Herold of Health Robert Childe, E. C. Newell: "I am a married man and Announcer: "Bordens have taken the Octet Mixed Voices: WJZ WN EW-Pickard Family from Alps and put it in their WEVD-Musical Moments WOR-The Sophisticates Trio have two sons and a taxpayer.".-E. W. flavor the WINS-Nova Gorth, coloratura soprano; Concert Campbell, Galesburg, Ill. delicious cheese."-Mrs. J. F. Kubasta, Ensemble Oskosh, Wis. WMCA-George Spalding, songs April 7, WABC; 4:21 p. m.- WN EW-Charlotte Boissert, piano NIGHT a WOR-Sally and Sue, comedy and songs Ted Husing: "It's great pleasure to April 16, WEEU; 3:20 p. m.- WOV-Old songs and New Artie. have this man step on the air and tell you Announcer: "Friends 1 want you to sit 3:50 EDT-p.m.-EST 2:50 6:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 5:00 about the game."-Ruby Wilson, North down right now and end your suffering.". WEVD-Daih Comment NBC-Xavier Cugat's Orchestra: WEAF Haven, Conn. -Glenn Clark, Riverside, Pa. 4:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 3:00 CBS-Buck Rogers in the Twenty -Fifth Century, organist: WEAF sketch: WABC WCAU NBC-John Winters, Himber's Orchestra: WJZ WBZ NBC-Betty and Bob dramatic sketch: WJZ NBC-Richard April 7; WFAA; 7:20 p. m.- WBZA you would like to read April 13, WJZ; 7:03 p. m.- WBZ WBZA Announcer: "If a safe in his string ensemble WINS-Clem McCarthy's Sports Review from former people who suffered Bill Hay; "Weber has WEVD-Musical Ramblings, WMCA-Ted Black's Orchestra letters where are liv- WMCA-Teatime Concert; Mauro Cottone, or- as you do, send for Willard's Message."- apartment Amos and Andy WNEW-Bob Emery. children's program ing during his absence."-E. A. Schmeizel, ganist WOR-Uncle Don, kiddies' program Mrs. I. J. Rhinehart, McCarney, Texas. W N EW-Symphonic Matinee Baltimore, Md. The Good Health 6:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 5:15 WOR-Dr. H. I. Strandhagen, CBS-Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim: WABC Club WCAU . March 29. WOWO; 9:98 a. m.- 4:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 3:15 The Old Roundsman: 'These lilies will April 13, CKY; 11:59 a. m.- Dream Girl; Orchestra: WJZ WINS-Dinner Musicale Announcer: "Go to McDonalds for your NBC-Alice Joy. WNEW-Earl Carpenter's Orchestra make a very delightful addition to your WBZ WBZA you can be Easter dinner."-Mrs. H. A. Van Huysen, next pair of shoes. There WEVD-Italian Moments; Ensemble 6:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 5:30 fitted by expert men in all widths and NBC-Stamp Club, Capt. Tim Healey: WJZ Battle Creek, Mich. WGY-John Winters, organist (NBC) sizes." Frank Higginbotham, Grand WINS-Sixteenth Infantry Band Concert CBS-Tito Guizar, Mexican tenor: WABC - WOR-Freddy Farber and Edith Handman, vin. Te Quiero Forks, N. D. ety act Lamento Gitano April 8, WEE!; 10:45 p. m.- WOV-Tea Time Revue A Thousand Goodnights Announcer: "I take pleasure in intro- April 6, WCSH; 9:16 p. m.- 4:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 3:30 Princesita ducing Adolph Menjou, generally recog- Howard Claney: "To do this is to in- NBC-Hazel Glenn, soprano; Orchestra: WEAF Negra Quirina sure the child's wealth and helfare."- NBC-John B. Kennedy, talk: WEAF WGY nized as America's best messed man."- True (vocal) Whitcup Mass. Richard G. Wignot, Dover, N. H. Temptation from "Going Hollywood" WINS-Silver Melody Maids, harmony trio H. Columbus Isaacs, Mattapan, (vocal) N. H. Brown WMCA-Studio Program Fair and Warmer from "Twenty Million WNEW-Val Olniarts Orchestra Sweethearts" (orchestra) Warren WOR-Dinner Music Little Man You've Had a Busy Day Wayne 6:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 5:45 My Hero from "Chocolate Soldier" NBC-Mary Small, juvenile singer; Orchestra: (vocal) O. Strauss WEAF CBS-Bob Standish baritone: WABC CBS-Music Box: WABC 0S : All Over A Cup Of Coffee NBC-Lowell Thomas' Today's News: WJZ WBZ ARN ERgA Cocktails For Two W BZA My N 0' I've Had Moments WINS-"The Human Side of Sports," Bill Comm r Strike Up the Band 0W WMCA-Five Star Final Riptide WNEW-Leon Friedman's Orchestra NBC-Music Magic; Harvey Hays, narrator; Ruth SIAS! "SIA,SI jMWA Lyon, soprano; Edward Davies, baritone; Roy 6:55 EDT-p.m.-EST 5:55 Shield's orchestra: WJZ WBZ WBZA WOR-The Sunlight Program, George Shackley EoNEjNAiES WEVD-Round the Town, musicale 7:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 6:00 WMCA-Gypsy Albert Trio NBC-Baseball Resume, Ford Bond: WEAF WOR-Byron Holiday. baritone; Leo Freudberg's CBS-Sylvia Froos, songs: WABC WCAU Orchestra NBC-Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: WJZ WBZ WBZA 4:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 3:45 WGY-Grandmother's Trunk (NBC) NBC-The Lady Next Door, children's program: WINS-Giglio Entertainers WEAF WMCA-Ernie Holst's Orchestra CBS-Columbia Salon Orchestra: WABC WCAU WN EW-Pickard Family WPG WOR-Ford Frick, Sports Resume W EV D-Milady's Style Review; Garfield Swift, 7:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 6:15 baritone; Conrad and Tremont, piano duo; NBC-Gene and Glenn, comedy sketch: WEAF Milady, style talk WGY WINS-Cocktail Hour; Billie Dauscha, soloist CBS-Just Plain Bill, sketch: WABC WCAU WMCA-Carrie Lillie's Club NBC-Helen Jepson, soprano: WJZ W N EW-Studio Program WMCA-Silver-Voiced Lovers WOV-Sidney Corsover, baritone WNEW-Dinner Music 5:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:00 WOR-Cornedy . Stars of Hollywood NBC-General Federation of Women's Clubs, guest 7:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 6:30 speaker: WJZ NBC-Shirley Howard; The Jesters, Red, Wamp CBS-On the Air Tonight: WABC and Guy; Milt Rettenberg and Tony Callucci. NBC-Meredith Willson's Orchestra: WEAF guitarist: WEAF WGY CBS-Buddy Welcome's Orchestra: WCAU WPG CBS-Serenaders; Paul Keast, baritone; Thelma WINS-Juan Bourbon, pianist Goodwin, soprano: WABC WCAU WMCA-Studio Party; Al Shayne, baritone; Syl- NBC-Romantic Melodies; Don Ameche, master via Miller, soprano; Jerry Baker, tenor of ceremonies; Sally Ward; dramatic sketch WNEW-Tea Timers Eric Sagerquist's String Orchestra: WJZ WOR-Stage Relief Fund, talk WBZ WBZA WOV-Italian News Flashes WINS-The Globe Trotter 5:05 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:05 WMCA-The Folk Singer SWEET- CBS-Buddy Welcome's Orchestra: WABC WN EW-Irish Program; orchestra WOR-3,l'1.1ra interlude WOR-"The Lone Ranger," sketch 5:10 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:10 WOR-Studio Program 7:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 6:45 NBC-The Goldbergs, sketch with Gertrude Berg HEARTS 5:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:15 WGY WFI CBS-Skippy, sketch: WABC and James Waters: WEAF DEBU CBS-Boake Carter, news: WABC WCAU TANTES NBC-Max Dolin. violinist; Milan Smolen, pian. Notes; Dance ú ist: WJZ WINS-Golden Orchestra WAAT-Jackie WMCA-Bob Fallon's Orchestra S::rrell's Sports Spot WNEW-Bill Farren, sports WEVD-Repertory Playhouse Associates; dramatic Famous stars of Radio-great favorites of the group 8:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 7:00 MARCEL films-united for the first time by Warner WINS-Charles Slattery, baritone NBC-Rudy Vallees Orchestra; Guest Stars: LIND Bros. in this different, dazzling, delirious WNEW-Anthony Trini's Orchestra WEAF WGY WFI comedy! See what goes on "behind the WOR-Once Upon a Time CBS-Emery Deutsch and his Gypsy Violin: mike" when big acts go on the air . WOV-Salon Ensemble WABC WPG .. 5:30 If I Should Forget You Hear delightful Dick Powell sing his way EDT-p.m.-EST 4:30 new song hits NBC-Winnie the Pooh, sketch of A. A. Milne Boy of Mine to stardom with these 4 ... Children's Stories: WEAF WGY Boulevard of Broken Dreams "I'll String Along With You," "Out for CBS-Jack Armstrong, All American Boy, sketch: NBC-Arrival of Zephyr in Chicago Description No Good," "What Are Your Intentions" WABC WCAU by Charles Lyons: WJZ WBZ WBZA "Fair and Warmer" NBC-The Singing Lady, nursery jingles, songs WINS-Crescendo Club Girls Choir, and stones WJL WBZ WBZA WMCA-The Three Little Funsters WHN-Bert Becker, tenor WN EW-Alice Breeze, blues; Orchestra WINS-Empire Gold Buying Service; Dance WOR-Little Symphony Orchestra; Philip James. NOW AMAZING THOUSANDS AT Rhythms conducting; Carroll Ault, baritone WMCA-Science of Character Analysis 8:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 7:15 WN E W-Big Brother CBS-Easy Aces, comedy sketch: WABC WCAU BOTH NEW YORK & BROOKLYN STRANDS WOR-The Groundhog in Art and Decoration. WEVD-Hippodrome Grand Opera BROADWAY & 47th ST.-CONTINUOUS POPULAR PRICES-FULTON 8 ROCKWELL Karl Freund WINS-Paul Shinkman, "The Story Behind the WOV-Sketch and Orchestra News" N. 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www.americanradiohistory.com 26 Radio Guide (THURSDAY CONTINUED) Commercial Old Man River (orchestra) 8:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 7:30 Stoopnagle and Budd NBC-Grits and Gravy, hillbilly sketch: WJZ Theme: Smoke Rings Friday, 11 CBS-Voice of America, Mary Eastman, soprano; May NBC-Parade of the Provinces; Soloists; Orches- Alex Gray, soloist; Frances McMillan, violin- tra; Sketch: WJZ ist, guest artists; Nicholas Kempner's Or- WMCA-Caravan of Melody; Della Baker, so- WOR-Our Children, Mary Olds; Edwin Nell, Jr.. chestra: WABC WCAU prano; William Hargrave, tenor baritone and George Shackley, organist WINS-Sis and Harry Harding, two piano MORNING recital WNEW-Phantom Minstrel 9:15 WMCA-Crazy Range EDT-a.m.-EST 8:15 Ramblers 10:15 6:30 EDT-a.m.-EST WNEW-Mystery Melodies EDT-p.m.-EST 9:15 5:30 CBS-Metropolitan Parade: WABC Favorites," WINS-Niurnine Melodies WPG-The Canadians (CBS) WEVD-"Old Time Helen Bishop, NBC-Landt Trio and White, songs and comedy: soprano; Helene Lanvin, contralto; Eugene 6:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 5:45 WEAF WGY WLIT 8:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 7:45 Byron Morgan, baritone (New Program) N BC-Tower Health Exercises, Arthur Bagley, NBC-Breakfast Club Orchestra; Jack Owens. WMCA-"Romance the NBC-Robert Simmons, tenor; Jerry Sears' Or- of Violin," Nicholas Gara- director: WEAF WFI WGY tenor; Edna Odell, contralto: WJZ chestra: WJZ gusi, violinist; Mauro Cottone, organist WOR-Gym Classes; Vincent Sorey's Orchestra WMCA-Band Music WNEW-Studio Program WOR-"Your Friendly Love Thy Neighbor (instrumental and 7:00 EDT-a.m.-EST 6:00 Neighbor WOR-Harlen Eugene Read WOV-Italian Novelties vocal) Revel WINS-Musical Clock; Temperature; Weather Re- May I (instrumental and vocal) Revel 10:25 EDT-p.m.-EST 9:25 ports 9:30 EDT-a.m.-EST 8:30 Una Furtiva Lagrima (vocal) Donizetti WNEW-Press-Radio Bureau, News WMAC-The. Old Night Watchman music, humor NBC-Bradley Kincaid the Mountain Boy: WEAF Like a Ship Without a Sail (instru- 10:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 9:30 and homey philosophy WINS-Waltz Favorites mental) Rodgers CBS-Doris Lorraine; Cadets' Quartet; Clarence 7:30 EDT-a.m.-EST 6:30 WMCA-John X. Loughran, health talk Love Locked Out Noble Wheeler's Orchestra: WABC NBC-Yoichi Hiraoka, Japanese xylophonist; Syl- WOR-French Diction classes WEVD-The Peace Editor Looks at the News. Extra, All About That Gal of Mine via Altman, pianist: WJZ WPG-Metropolitan Parade (CBS) Mrs. Estelle M Sternberger Somebody Loves Me CBS-Organ 9:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 8:45 WINS-The Reveille, popular music by Fred Storyloguers Just a Dusty Old Trunk in the Attic Feibel WABC NBC-Cyril Towbin¡ violinist: WEM' WFI WGY WMCA-Dr Charles Fleischer, More Than News (interpolation of: "Among My Sou- 7:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 6:45 WBZ-WBZA-Breakfast Club, orchestra (NBC) 9:00 EDT-p.m-EST 8:00 venirs") NBC-Pollock and Lawnhurst, piano duo: WEAF WINS-Schultz's Music Shop What's the Matter with Father? WGY. WMCA-Broadway Orchestral Hits CBS-Presenting Mark Warnow; Evelyn Mac- M -o -t -h -e -r NBC-Jolly Bill and Jane: W JZ WOR-Footlight Melodies; Orchestra Gregor; Melodeers Quartet: WABC WPG My Oh My! 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Stoopnagle and talk and music: Carolina Budd, comedians; WNEW-Johnny Johnson's Orchestra WEAF WGY WFI Connie Boswell, vocalist; Do Me a Favor Glen Gray's Orches- 12:00 mid. EDT-EST p.m. 11:00 Chanson tra: WABC WCAU WPG Friml Fiddlesticks NBC-Don Bestor's Orchestra: WJZ WBZ WBZA The Bird of the Wilderness Theme: Smoke Rings Horseman NBC-Jack and- CBS-Charles Barnet's Orchestra: WABC WCAU Oh, If -You Flowers Loretta Clemens, songs and gut- Dr. Heckle and Mr. Jibe (Orchestra, Only Had Eyes tar: WJZ WPG Massenet vocal chorus) Pee Wee Ain't That Marvelous? Hunt NBC-Ralph Kirbery, the Dream Singer: WEAF Cradle Song Kreisler Stoopnagle and Budd I Wanna Be Loved By You Boulevard WGY WFI Melody in F Rubinstein of Broken Dreams (Connie Toreador Mean Music Boswell) WEVD-EI Country Gardens Grainger WMCA-Bob Fallon's CBS-Sunny Alabama Stomp- (guitar solo) Lady of the Evening Orchestra Melodies, Mark Warnow, conductor: (orchestra) WNEW-Earl Carpenter's WABC Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? Commercial Orchestra WBZ-WBZA-Press-Radio WOR-Jack Berger's Orchestra NBC-Lew White at the Dual Organ: WJZ WBZ Bureau, News (NBC) I've Had My Moments (orchestra, vo- WMCA-Sincerely Yours, talk for the Housewife 12:05 a.m. EDT-EST p.m. 11:05 WBZA cal chorus) Kenneth Sargent WINS-American WOR-Willard Robison, songs and piano Stoopnagle NBC-Jimmy Lunceford's Orchestra: WEAF Gold Buying Service and Budd WMCA-"On Parade," WOV-Edythe Danciger, Word Sketches I Wish That I Were WGY WFI organ Twins (Connie WOR-Martha Manning, talk 11:00 Boswell) 12:30 a.m. p.m. EDT-a.m.-EST 10:00 EDT-EST 11:30 WOV-Telline the News NBC-Morning Parade, variety in musicale: WEAF NBC-Dancing the Twin Cities: WJZ WBZ 8:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 7:45 WGY WLIT WBZA CBS-Caroline Gray, pianist: WABC CBS-Cooking Closeups; Mary Ellis Ames, home CBS-Charlie Davis' Orchestra: WABC WCAU WEVD-Andy Kosola, accordionist economist: WABC HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR WPG WCAU WINS-Musical Clock NBC-The Cowboy Singer; Jules Allen, NBC-Jack Berger's Orchestra: WEAF songs ig WFI WMCA-A. 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Martin's Orchestra M -o -t -h -e -r Morse CBS-Will Osborne's Orchestra; Pedro De Cor- WNEW-Joe Venuti's Orchestra Jeannine, I Dream of Lilac Time doba, We Are Licensed by II. B. Government Philosopher: WABC WCAU 1:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 12:45 Mother's Quilting Party de Licensed and Bonded by New York State Rose Theme: Lover WNEW-Earl Carpenter's- Orchestra Mammy O' Mipe Pinkard Lovely 2:00 EDT-a.m.-EST 1:00 CBS-Do Re Mi Trio: WABC Do You Miss Me Tonight WMCA--Dance Orchestra NBC-The Mystery Chef, food talk: WJZ WBZ Goin' to Heaven on a Mule citaek WNEW-Dance Orchestra WBZA My Temptation 2:30 EDT-a.m.-EST 1:30 WINS-Dieterich P. Fisclker WINS-Stapleton and Borroff, Dept. It, 690 two pianos4 B1 6th Ave., New York, N. Y. -WMC-A--Neito Mernandez'-Orchestra WMCA-The Mystery Girl, Confidential Friend Miller, tenor 1NNEW=7tïiîTiöilÿ 1'rïtii s Orchestra - and Adviser WOV-Musical Furnishings :3
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CBS-Ben Alley. tenor WABC 2:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 1:15 WINS-The Tuneful Tailors CBS-Romance WOV-.Joanne Edwards, songs of Helen Trent, sketch: WABC 4:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 3:45 WOR-Red. Black and Gold, trio WCAU Address. WAAT-Dana College Program WMCA-Sports Spotlight City & State WOR-Orchestral WEVD-Dramatic Sketch RG -5-12 AFTERNOON Interlude WINS-Jack Lait's Gaieties 2:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 1:30 W LIT-Norman L. Cloutier's Orchestra (NBC) 12:00 Noon EDT-EST a.m. 11:00 NBC-Smack Out, comedy duo, Marion and WMCA-Carrie Lillie's Club NBC-Gene Arnold and the Commodores: WEAF Jim Jordan: WJZ WNEW-Widenor Family, children's program WLIT WGY CBS-Ann Leaf at the Organ: WABC WOR-William Hargrave, baritone CBS-The Voice of Experience, advice: WABC Grand Pas Espagnol Glazonoff WOV-Jerry Marsh, tenor WCAU The Girl with the Flaxen Hair Debussy WPG-U. S. Army Band (CBS) NBC-Mouth Health: WJZ Deep Forest (A Hymn to Darkness) 5:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:0e WAAT-Merrily Yours, F. Happe The Best O' My Heart NBC-William Lundell Reviews Thomas Murphy, WINS-News Summary, Ear) Harpei Eastern Romance Rimsky-Korsakoff "I Am a Blaster": WJZ IN WMCA-Stapleton and Boroff, Two Pianos; WU. This Is Our Last Night Together CBS-On the Air Tonight: WABC Liam Miller, baritone Norwegian Bridal Procession Grieg NBC-Madame Sylvia of Hollywood: WEAF WGti WOR-"Down the Highway," Mary L. Roberts Ebony Rhapsody WEVD-Labor News, "New I.eader Review" VARIETY (New Program) NBC-Geroge Bueler, baritone: WEAF WLIT WINS-Humming Time, harmony duo WOV-Martino Musketeers WGY WMCA-Studio Party, Al Shayue, baritone, Syl- 12:15 p.m. EDT-EST a.m. 11:15 WMCA-Actors Dinner Club via Miller, soprano, Jerry Baker, tenor NBC-Gypsy Trails Orchestra: WEAF WNEW-Adele Blakely, dramatist of songs WNEW-Tea Timers SHOW! CBS-Betty Barthell, songs, Melodeers Quartet WOR-Milton Ka\e, pianist WOR-Frank Dole, dog talk WABC WPG 2:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 1:45 WOV-Italian News Flashes NBC-Wendell Hall, ukelele and songs: WJZ NBC-Ma Perkins: sketch with Virginia Payne, 5:05 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:05 WINS-Agnes songs Margery Hannon, Karl Hobel, Willard Far- CBS-Frank Dailey's Orchestra: WABC Anderson, HRILE, by fans WMCA-Chuck Richards, songs num and Charles Eggleston: WEAF WLIT 5:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:15 vaudeville WOR-Studio Ensemble WGY NBC-Jackie Heller, tenor; Orchestra: WJZ as one of America's fun- WOV-t :' Gloria sketch NBC-To be announced: WJZ CBS-Skippy, sketch: WABC WCAU niest blackface comedians, Slim 12:20 p.m. EDT-EST a.m. 11:20 WBZ-WBZA-Smack Out, comedy duo (NBC) NBC-Oswaldo Mazzucci, 'cellist: WEAF WLIT Timblin has been awarded top WOR-four Child, Dr. Ellaine Elmore WHN-Banjo Twins WEVD-Jewel Jennifer, songs 12:25 p.m. EDT-EST a.m. 11:25 WINS-Radio Guide Program, Lombardi Brothers WINS-Human Interest Story billing in one of the season's WOR-Minute Manners, Mrs. J. S. Reilly WMCA-Bob Stanley, tenor WNEW-Jeno Bartal String Ensemble brightest radio shows, 12:30 p.m. EDT-EST a.m. 11:30 WNEW-The Melody Muse, pianist WOR-The Cocktail Hour, Flora Boyle, Walter "Horton's Varieties of 1934." NBC-Vic and Sade, comedy sketch with Art Van WOR-Leo Freudberg's Orchestra Ahrens; Orchestra Harvey, Billy Idelson and Bernardine Flynn: 3:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 2:00 WOV-Salon Ensemble Supporting Timblin are the WJZ WBZ WBZA NBC-Mexican Typica Orchestra: WEAF WFI 5:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:30 Green Brothers Novelty Or- NBC-Maurice Lee's Concert Ensemble: WEAF WGY NBC-Frank Merriwell's Adventures, sketch, with chestra; and the Vee-Lawn- WGY Marchenero Donald Briggs and Dolores Gillen: WEAF Hurtado hurst - Cavaliers combination CBS-George Scherban's Russian Gypsy Orches- Promesa De Amor Rodolfo Antonio WGY WTIC WLIT tra: WABC Foreador Song from "Carmen" (Hector CBS-Jack Armstrong, All American Boy, sketch: with their special duet, quartet WABC WCAU WAAT-Broadwayites De Lara) - Bizet and piano arrangements of pop- WINS-Women's News Reporter Orchids in the Moonlight from "Flying NBC-Singing Lady, nursery jingles, songs and ular melodies. Grand entertain- WMCA-Stock Quotations Down to Rio" Youmans stories: WJZ WBZ WBZA WOR-Organ Recital, George Shackley Concert Waltz Durand WEVD-Half-Hour. with Shakespeare; Eduard ment! WOV-Italian Music. drama. with G. Sterni El Patio (Hector De Lara) Schwindler Doize and Associate Players "Horton's Varieties of 1934" WINS-Empire Gold Buying 12:45 p.m. EDT-EST a.m. 11:45 Forty Second Street from Same Warren Service; Orchestra is broadcast through Station CBS-George Scherban's Russian Gypsy Orches- Celajes Tejda WMCA-Science of Character Analysis 9:00 tra: WCAU WPG CBS-The Hurdy Gerdy Man: WABC WPG WNEW-Big Brother WOR, Friday nights, 8:30 to NBC-Songfellows, male quartet: WJZ WBZ NBC-Prominent Women in Washington inter- WOR-Robert Reud. Town Talk WBZA viewed by Margaret Santry: WJZ WBZ WOV-Sketch and Orchestra WINS-Ann Kingsley, soloist; Luncheon Dan WBZA ¡CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE) sant WAAT-Echoes of Poland 1:00 p.m. EDT-EST Noon 12:00 WEVD-Around the World, variety program NBC-Market and Weather Reports WEAF WINS-El Patio; Rodolfo Ducal, with Vincent CBS-The Instrumentalists: WABC WCAU Sorey's Orchestra NBC-Words and Music; String Ensemble; Harv- WMCA-Cathrine Curtis, "Women and Money" There Is Only ONE ey Hays, narrator: WJZ WNEW-Pickard Family WFI-Enierson Gill's Orchestra (NBC) WOR-Elizabeth McShane, "Manhattan Style WINS-Songs of the Day Round -Up" RADIO GUIDE WMCA-Lyric Strings, trio WOV-Neopolitan Echoes The is $2.00 WNEW-Arthur Warren's Orchestra 3:10 EDT-p.m.-EST 2:10 yearly subscription price WOR-\lusical Revue N BC-U. S. Marine Band, Capt. Taylor Branson. A Special Offer of Six Months' Subscription for $1.00 WOV-Musical Journeys conductor: WJZ Due to the great popularity of this offer, it has 1:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 12:15 3:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 2:15 NBC-Emerson Gill's Orchestra: WEAF CBS-The Playboys, Felix Bernard, Walter been extended to June 1st. CBS-Artist Recital; Charlotte Harriman, con- Samuels and Leonard Whitcup, "Six Hands tralto: WABC WCAU on Two Pianos": WABC WPG . WINS-Vincent Month, The One Man Banjo WINS-Vladimn Padwa, concert pianist RADIO GUIDE, WMCA-Sid Schwartz, news WMCA-Mona Lowe, contralto 423 Plymouth Court, 1:25 EDT-p.m.-EST 12:25 WNEW-Richard Hart, tenor CBS-Eye-Witness Account of Walker Cup WOR-Old Man Sunshine Chicago, Ilinois Match by Bernard Warwin: WABC 3:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 2:30 1:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 12:30 CBS-The Grab Bag. variety program: WABC Gentlemen: N BC-Airbreaks, variety program: WEAF WFI WPG Enclosed please find $ for which send CBS-Buddy Welcome's Orchestra: WABC WCAU NBC-Woman's Radio Review; Claudine Mac- NBC-National Farm and Home Hour; Conserva- donald; Josef Littau's Orchestra: WEAF RADIO GUIDE to me for (six months) (one year) tion Day Program; Guest Speakers; Uncle WGY WFI Sam's Forest Rangers, Forest Service Playlet; WEVD-Theresa Rashkis, soprano Walter Blaufuss' Homesteaders: WJZ WBZ WINS-Story of the Storm Sisters, sketch Name WBZA WMCA-Stock Quotations WINS-Ann Yardley. soprano: "Matinee Idylls" WNEW-Ken Adar's Orchestra Address WMCA-V. 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www.americanradiohistory.com 28 Radio Guid (FRIDAY CONTINUED) Marriage of Figaro (Rosario Bourdon's 5:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:45 orchestra) Mozart NBC-Alice in Orchestralia; Drama and Musie; Kashmiri Love Song (Jessica Dragonette) Based on Book of Same Name by Ernest La Finden MR. e FAIRFAX ANSWERS Prade, director: WEAF In a Little Dutch Mill (quartet) CBS-Gordon Dave and Bunny songs: WABC March Miniature (orchestra) Tschaikovsky W. B. M., Gloversville, N. Y.-Ford to furnish the private adresses of radio WCAU En Cuba (Jessica Dragonette) Fuentes Frick may now be heard as announcer on artists. It is our suggestion that you ad- Antonio Pasquale Ramonio Sweet Lady (orchestra) the Chesterfield programs over the CBS dress Edward MacHugh, care of the Na- Way Down Younder in New Orleans Asleep in the Deep (Wilfred Glenn) Petrie network. He had been slated to do the tional Broadcasting Co., Boston, Mass. if Minnie The Moocher's Wedding Day Bolero (orchestra) Moszkowski program from its start but had to yield your letter does not come under the head- Do Me a Favor Ramona (quartet) Wayne his labors to Hugh Conrad on account of NBC-Little Orphan Annie, childhood playlet Egern ing of fan mail mark it "Personal" and with on the Tegern Sea (orchestra) Kent illness. Shirley Bell, Allan Baruck, Henrietta Tedro Carry Me Back to 01' Virginny (Jes- it will be respected as such. and Harry Cansdale: WJZ WBZ WBZA sica Dragonette) WINS-Cowboy Tom's Roundup; Chief Shunatona. Butterfly (flute and clarinet) Lavalee Roman C., Sheboygan, Wis.-Benny Roy E. Walters, Brooklyn. N. Y.-You Tex Ritter, Skookum and Pocohontas Letter Song (duet) Strauss should now be able to hear Kaltenmeyer's WMCA-The Ballad Baritone Love Is Like a Firefly (ensemble) Friml Rubin is not on KDKA regularly. He has WNEW-Pickard Family NBC-Ethel Shutta, vocalist; Walter O'Keefe, been making a tour of vaudeville and mo- Kindergarten every Saturday afternoon WOR-"A Clean Sweep." talk, Mrs. Herbert singing comedian; Bobby Dolan's Orchestra: tion pictures theaters and has been inter- from 5 to 5:30 p. m. EDT as they have Shipman WJZ WBZ WBZA viewed on local stations on his various been put on an NBC network at that hour. W E V D-Speaker stops. That's how you happened to hear WINS-Vincent Sorey's Orchestra him on KDKA. Blanche NtCHT WMCA-Three Little Funsters M., Clifton, N. J.-Eddie Can- WNEW-Don Lang, the Animal Story Man tor's broadcasts, just concluded, on the 6:00 ED'r-p.m.-EST 5:00 Sunday night programs were WOR-The Loafers, Billy Jones and Ernie Hare, Mrs. P. B., Yoe, we must from New NBC-Xavier Cugat's Orchestra: WEAF Ben Pa.-Sorry York except Selvin's Orchestra abide rule the few weeks he was in Flori- CBS-H. V. Kaltenborn, news: WABC by our not to furnish private da when they originated NBC-Angelo Ferdinando's Orchestra: WJZ 8:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 7:15 addresses of radio artists unless we are so from Miami. Guy WINS --Clem McCarthy's Sports Review CBS-Easy Aces, comedy sketch: WABC WCAU Lombardo's cigar programs right now are WEVD-"My Boy," sketch; Jennie Moscownz authorized by them. We are not, in the originating from the WMCA-Ted Black's Orchestra case of Miss Fannie Brice but feel sure particular city in WNEW-Bob WMCA-Erling C. Olsen, "Safeguarding Invest- which he is Emery, children's program a making his personal appear- WOR-Uncle Don ments" that letter addressed to her care of The ance. 6:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 5:15 WNEW-Don Lang, The Animal Story Man National Broadcasting Co.'s Artists Bu- 8:30 7:30 reau at 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, CBS-Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim: WABC EDT-p.m.-EST V. J Alton, Ill.-Jackie Heller was WCAU CBS-Court of Human Relations: WABC WCAU N. Y., will be called to her attention. born May 1, 1908. WINS-Vincent Sorey's Dinner Music NBC-Carlos Gardel, baritone; Hugo Mariani's Or- We have no record WNEW-Aviation Club chestra: WJZ WBZ WBZA on Pat Kennedy but he is about the 6:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 5:30 WEVD-Jamaica Night in "The Heart of New John H. M., Philadelphia.-There was same age as Jackie. Fleller's broadcast NBC-Cheerio Musical Mosaics; novelty arrange- York" no plot back of Lombardo's removal from schedule (EST) follows: Monday and ments of poetry and music; Soloists; Chorus; WINS-Frank Galassi's Orchestra his sustaining programs. He is on a thea- Tuesday, 5:15 to 5:30 p. m. on NBC- Orchestra, direction Harrison Isles: WEAF WMCA-Crazy Range Ramblers, cowboy revue ter tour and for that reason only his com- W J7.; Saturday at 5:30 to 5:45 p. m. on WNEW-Pat Chapin, blues; Come Down to Kew Deis Orchestra mercial program is being broadcast. He NBC-WJZ. The Midshipmate Adams WOR-Slim Timblin; Green Brothers' Orchestra; a few towns to make is The Old Refrain Kreisler Vee Lawnhurst Cavaliers still has but defi- CBS-Loretta Lee, vocalist; Freddie Rich's Or- 8:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 7:45 nitely booked into New York for the sum- A. D., Island Park. N. Y.-Janet Free- chestra: WABC NBC-Babe Ruth, Baseball Comment, dramatiza- mer and doubtless will become a sustain- man Bachelor in the Wheatenville sketch- NBC-O'Learÿ s Irish Minstrels: WJZ tion: WJZ WBZ WBZA ing feature once he is settled in the East. es is played by Alice Davenport. She is WINS-The Four Tavern Boys, male quartet WMCA-Dr Charles Fleischer. More Than News Can't say why his friends do not vote for 26 years old and single. in WMCA-Vi Peter real. Bradley, Dream Girl 9:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 8:00 him more vigorously. Perhaps they make is WNEW-Val Olman's Orchestra life Bobby Jordan and Pan is Emily NBC-Phil Harris' Orchestra; Leah Ray, blues the mistake of thinking their votes aren't Vass. WOR-Boys' Club singer: WJZ WBZ WBZA important. But they are. 6:45 EDT-p.m-EST 5:45 Old Covered Bridge (Frank Munn) NBC-William Hain, tenor; Orchestra: WEAF Beloved from "Beloved" (orchestra) C. Post, Grank Forks, N. D.-The cast W FI Desylva Willard Doran, Boston, Mass.-No list- of Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten is 100 CBS-Zoel Parenteau's Orchestra; Harold Van Here We Are from "Vionnese Nights" ings reveal a "St. Louis Blues" recording by Bruce Emburgh and Margaret Daum: WABC percent adult, headed Kamman WCAU (duet) Romberg by the Boswell Sisters. However it is in the Kaltenmeyer role. Also featured Everybody Loves My Marguerite (orches- On the Shores of Italy (orchestra) possible that they have at some time done tra) May I from "We're Not Dressing" (duet) are Marion and Jim Jordan of "Smack Here Am I, from "Sweet Adeline" (Harold Gordon -Revel the number for the discs and it would be Out" fame. Van Embureh) Gold and Silver Waltz Lehar well to inquire of one of your local music Holiday (orchestra) Dear Old Girl (orchestra) stores. Oh Promise Me (Margaret Daum) John Boyle, Freeport, 111.-It would be Let the Rest of the World Go By (duet) impossible to name radio's highest paid One Little Thing At A Time I Wonder What's Become of Sally (or- NBC-Lowel Thomas Today's News: WJZ WBZ Stella L., Florence, Ky.-We would be artist as guest stars such as John Barry- chestra) province in advising you WBZA Are You Lonesome Tonight? (Munn) outside our about more command as much as $6,000 an ap- WINS-"The,Human Side of Sports," Bill Corm Estralita (orchestra) the company which you feel has defrauded pearance. Eddie Cantor is probably the WMCA-Five Star Final NBC-Frank Munn, tenor; Muriel Wilson, so- you about your composition. But insofar best remunerated among the artists broad- - WNEW-Leon Friedman's Orchestra prano; Abe Lyman's Orchestra: WEAF WGY as further results are concerned we can casting regularly and doubtless Amos and WOR-All Star Trio, vocal and instrumental WLIT 7:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 6:00 only suggest that you take up the matter Andy (Freeman Gosden and Charles Cor- WINS-Musical Program with the prosecuting attorney in your city. rell) command the highest salary of any NBC-Baseball Resume; Ford Bond: WEAF WMCA-Al Shayne, baritone; Jerry Baker, tenor; CBS-Nick Lucas, tenor: WABC WCAU Bob Haring's Orchestra team on the air. It is very unlikely that NBC-William Hain, tenor; Orchestra: WLIT WNEW-Charles Hanson Towne, "Mr. Manhat- Kenneth Sleeman, Virginia, Minn.-We Gene and Glenn's earnings approximate NBC-Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: WJZ WBZ WBZA tan" must call your attention to our inability the figure you name. WMCA-Ernie Holst's Orchestra WOR-Will Osborn's Orchestra; Vera Van; Radie WNEW-Pickard Family Harris Interviewing Guest Star; Black and WOR-Ford Frick. Sports Resume Sully WCAU-Isham Jones' Orchestra (CBS) 7:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 6:15 WPG-Billy Hays' Orchestra (CBS) 10:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 9:15 NBC-Approach of U. S. To World Affairs: WJZ NBC-Mario Cozzi, vocalist; Orchestra: WJZ WMCA-Jimmy Lunceford's Orchestra CBS-Just Plain Bill, 9:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 8:15 WEVD-"The Union Assembly," talk WNEW-Johnny Johnson's Orchestra sketch: WABC WCAU CBS-Ruth Etting, NBC-Gene and Glenn, comedy sketch: WEAF vocalist; Johnny Green's Or- WNEW-Studio Program WOR-Bud Fisher's Orchestra WGY chestra; Ted Husing: WABC WCAU WOR-Harlan Eugene Read 11:35 10:35 WINS-Paul Martell's EDT-p.m.-EST WMCA-Genevieve Rowe, soprano; Bob Lyons, Orchestra 10:25 9:25 NBC-Vincent Lopez' Orchestra: WEAF WGY W N EW-Natalie Bodansky, EDT-a.m.-EST tenor soprano WNEW-Press-Radio Bureau, News NBC-To be announced: WJZ WNEW-Magic of Romance 9:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 8:30 10:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 9:30 11:40 EDT-p.m.-EST 10:40 WOR-Front Page Dramas NBC-One Night Stands; Pick and Pat, blackface NBC-Jack Benny, comedian; Mary Livingstone; WTIC-Vincent Lopez' Orchestra (NBC) 7:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 6:30 comedians; Orchestra; Joseph Bonime. con- Frank Parker, tenor; Don Bestor's Orches- 11:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 10:45 NBC-Orchestra; Male Quartet: WEAF ductor; Guest Singers: WEAF WLIT WGY WEAF WTIC WLIT WGY CBS-Leon Belasco's Orchestra: WABC WCAU CBS-Music WTIC tra: WNEW-Romero's on the Air with Jimmy Kemper: Serial by T. S. Stribling: Argentine Orchestra WABC CBS-"Conflict"; WCAU CBS-Jack Whiting; Jeannie Lang, vocalist; Jack WABC WPG 12:00 mid. EDT-EST p.m. 11:00 Over Somebody Else's Shoulder (ensemble) Denny's Orchestra: WABC WCAU Frank Black; Ford Bond; NBC-Tom Gentry's Orchestra: WJZ WBZ WBZA Malaguena NBC-Composers; (harp and orchestra) Say It With Music Dr. Damrosch; Claude McArthur: WJZ NBC-Leo Zolfo's Orchestra: WEAF WGY WLIT Easy Come, Easy Go (Jimmy Kemper) Love Thy Neighbor WTIC Drums WNEW-Halsey Miller's Orchestra In My Heart (ensemble) Little Man, You've Had a Busy Day WOR-"Friday Frolics," Walter Ahrens, bari- WEVD-El Toreador NBC-Music by Gershwin, George Gershwin and A Lazy Day in the Sun T. B. Harms WMCA-Bob Fallon's Orchestra Orchestra: tone; Marie Gerard, soprano; "The Jazz WJZ WBZ WBZA Two Little Flies on a Lump of Sugar Judge", Dale Wimbrow and Jack Douglas WNEW-Earl Carpenter's Orchestra NBC-Three X Sisters: WGY WTIC Emaline 10:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 9:45 WOR-Harold Stern's Orchestra WINS-The Globe Trotter I Wish That I Were Twins WPG-Leon Belasco's Orchestra (CBS) WMCA-Bob CBS-Edith Murray, songs: WABC Miller, The Main Street Song Writer Sweetheart Serenade I Hate Myself 12:15 a.m. EDT-EST p.m. 11:15 WNEW-Irish Program; John Kelvin. tenor I Like the Likes of You CBS-Carl Hoffmayr's WOR-Jack Why Do I Dream Those Dreams Orchestra: WABC WPG Arthur, baritone Orchestra Stand Up and Cheer Live And Love Tonight WCAU 7:45 EDT-p.m-EST 6:45 NBC-Phil Baker, comedian; Harry McNaughton; 12:30 NBC-The A Thousand Goodnights (orchestra) a.m. EDT-EST p.m. 11:30 Goldbergs, sketch with Gertrude Berg Martha Mears, vocalist: WJZ WBZ WBZA Melancholy Baby (orchestra) CBS-Sam Robbins' Orchestra. WABC and James Waters: WEAF WLIT WGY WMCA-Variety Program WEVD-Gregory Matusevitch, concertina artist NBC-Ted Black's Orchestra: WJZ WBZ WBZA CBS-Boake Carter, news: WABC WCAU W N E W-Anthony Trini's Orchestra WHEW-Milton Spielman's Orchestra CBS-Jack Russell's Orchestra: WCAU WPG NBC-Arlene Jackson, songs; Orchestra: WJZ WOR-Half-Hour in Waltz Time with Dorothy 11:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 10:00 NBC-Seymour Simons' Orchestra: WEAF WLIT WINS-Golden Notes; Dance Orchestra Miller, soprano; Garfield Swift, tenor; George WGY WMCA-Bob NBC-George R. Holmes, talk: WEAF Fallon's Orchestra Shackley's Orchestra; Continental Waltz CBS-The Republican Reaction: WABC WPG WMCA-Dance Orchestra WNEW-Bill Farren, sports Music WNEW-Isham Jones' Orchestra WOR-True NBC-The Three Scamps, male trio: WJZ Stories of the Sea 9:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 8:45 WMCA-Florence Richardson's Orchestra 1:00 a.m. EDT-EST mid. 12:00 7:50 EDT-p.m.-EST 6:50 CBS-Charles Barnet's Orchestra: WABC WCAU-Isham WINS-Rose Diamond, organist WNEW-Joe Venuti's Orchestra Jones' Orchestra (CBS) WNEW-Three Cheers, vocal trio WOR-Moonbeams, direction George Shackley WMCA-Ernie Golden's Orchestra 8:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 7:00 10:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 9:00 11:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 10:15 WNEW-Milton Spielman's Orchestra CBS-Evan Evans, baritone: WABC NBC-First Nighter, sketch with June Meredith, NBC-Ben Pollock's Orchestra: WEAF 1:30 EDT-aan.-EST 12:30 The House with Nobody in It Montgomery Don Ameche, Cliff Soubier, Eric Sagerquist's CBS-Press-Radio Bureau, News: WABC WPG WMCA-Dave Martin's Orchestra Overture "Secret of Suzanne" Orchestra: WEAF WTIC WGY WLIT NBC-Robert Simmons, tenor; Orchestra: WJZ WNEW-Joe Venuti's Orchestra Wolfe -Ferrari CBS-The Program of the Week, variety: WABC WBZ. WBZA 1:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 12:45 The Erl King Schubert WCAU WMCA-Carl Sears' Orchestra WNEW-Earl Carpenter's Orchestra Fantoches Debussy NBC-Stories That Should Be Told, Fulton Our- WNEW-Leon Friedman's Orchestra 2:00 EDT-a.m.-EST 1:00 I Love You Truly Bond sler: WJZ WBZ WBZA 11:20 EDT-p.m.-EST 10:20 WMCA-Dance Orchestra NBC-Concert, Jessica Dragonette, soprano, WEVD-The Voyagers, vocal duo CBS-Isham Jones' Orchestra: WABC WPG WNEW-Dance Orchestra quartet; Frank Banta and Milton Rettenberg, WMCA-Boxing Bouts 11:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 10:30 2:30 EDT-a.m.-EST 1:30 piano duo; Rosario Bourdon's Orchestra! WHEW-Phantom Minstrel NBC-Press-Radio Bureau, News: WEAF WJZ WMCA-Neilo Mernandez' Orchestra WEAF WTIC WI.IT WGY WOR-Vernon Ralhart and Adelyn Hood, songs WGY WTIC WBZ WBZA WNEW-Anthony Trini's Orchestra 3
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Saturday, May 12 HIGH SPOT SELECTIONS FOR SATURDAY (Time Given Is Eastern Daylight) 10:00 EDT-a.m.-EST 9:00 5:00 p. m.-The Preakness, annual race classic, description by Clem McCarthy: NBC-WJZ. MORNING NBC-Skip, Step and Happiana. vocal and instru- 7:30 p. m.-Eddie Peabody, wizard of the banjo; The De Marco Sisters, vocal trio; Richard mental trio: WEAF WGY WFI Himber's orchestra: NBC-WEAF network. MacHugh, the Gospel Singer: WJZ 6:30 EDT-a.m.-EST 5:30 NBC-Edward 8:00 p. m.-Morton Downey's Studio Party: CBS-WABC network. WINS-Mornine Melodies CBS-Paul Mason's Orchestra: WABC WCAU 8:30 p. m.-Floyd Gibbons: NBC-WEAF network. 6:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 5:45 WEVD-"La Zia Clara,". Neapolitan songs NBC-Tower Health Exercises; Arthur Bagley, WINS-Press-Radio News; Around the Town 9:00 p. m.-Donald Novis, tenor; Frances Langford, contralto: NBC-WEAF network. director: WEAF WFI WGY WMCA-"The Magic Hour"; Orchestra; soloists 9:30 p. m.-Roy Helton, "Looking at Life": CBS-WABC network. WOR-Gambling's Gym Classes; Vincent Sorey's WOR-Kiddie's Kooking Klass 9:30 p. m.-Beatrice Fairfax, dramatizations: NBC-WEAF network. Orchestra WOV-Fashion Parade, Beatrice Wain 10:00 p. m.-Broadcast from Byrd Expedition: CBS-WABC network. 7:00 EDT-a.m.-EST 6:00 10:15 EDT-a.m.-EST 9:15 10:30 p. m.-Alka-Seltzer presents WLS National Barn Dance; Linda Parker; Uncle Ezra; WINS-Musical Clock; Temperature; Weather Re. NBC-Morning Parade; variety musicale: WEAF Spareribs; the Westerners; Maple City Four and other stars: NBC-WJZ network. ports WGY WFI 11:30 p. m.-One Man's Family, dramatic sketch: NBC-WEAF network. WMCA-The Old Night Watchman, music: humor NBC-Singing Strings, string ensemble: WJZ 12:15 a. m.-Carefree Carnival; and homey philosophy W EVD-Clara Stella, Neapolitan songs soloists; orchestra: NBC-WEAF network. 7:30 EDT-a.m.-EST 6:30 WMCA-Ted Below, the Tennessean, songs CBS-Organ Reveille, popular music by Fred WOR-Children's Hour Feibel: WABC WOV-Easy Rhythm CBS-Dancing Echoes: WABC WCAU NBC-Dan Russo's Orchestra: WJZ NBC-Yoichi Hiraoka, Japanese xylophonist; Syl- 10:30 EDT-a.m.-EST 9:30 Fine and Dandy (1930) Swift WAAT-Moods Ebony via Altman. pianist: WJZ NBC-Press-Radio Bureau, News: WEAF WTIC Roses Of Yesterday (1928) Berlin WCAU-Bach Festival (CBS) 7:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 6:45 WFI WGY Rain (1927) Ford WEVD-Romeo and Company NBC-Pollock and Lawnhurst, piano duo: WEAF CBS-Press-Radio Bureau, News: WABC WCAU Ten Cents A Dance (1930) Rodgers WINS-German Musical Program WGY WEVD-Campobasso Company, drama Embraceable You (1930) Gershwin WMCA-Mimi Hoston, a bit of song personality NBC-Jolly Bill and Jane: WJZ WMCA-George C. Royce, State Department of NBC-Vic and Sade, comedy sketch; Art Van WNEW-Pickard Family WEVD-Morning Devotions Agriculture, food talk Harvey; Bernardine Flynn and Billy Idelson: WOR-Louise Bave, soprano WINS-Mr. and Mrs. Reader, "Those Neighbors WOV-Music Makers, Vincent Calendo WJZ WBZ WBZA WOV-Wandering Thoughts, S. Luotto of Yours" 10:35 EDT-a.m.-EST 9:35 WINS-Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies 3:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 2:15 8:00 EDT-a.m.-EST 7:00 NBC-Morning Parade, variety musicale: WEAF WMCA-Josane Trio WEVD-Musical Moments; string ensemble NBC-Radio City Organ, Richard Leibert, organ- WFI WTIC WGY WOR-Huger Elliott, Metropolitan Museum Talk, WMCA-Jack Davis, popular baritone ist: WEAF WFI CBS-Let's Pretend, children's program: WABC "A Mediaeval Museum" WOR-"Your Lover" CBS-On the Air Today: WABC WCAU WOV-Italian Music; Drama, with G. Sterni WOV-Italian Novelties NBC-Morning Devotions; Kathryn Palmer, so- 10:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 9:45 12:45 p.m. EDT-EST a.m. 11:45 3:20 EDT-p.m.-EST 2:20 prano; Joyce Allmand, contralto; Richard NBC-Press-Radio Bureau, News: WJZ WBZ CBS-Enoch Light's Orchestra: WABC WPG CBS-Microphone Visit to Imperial Studios, Dennis, tenor; John Wainman, baritone; Lo- WCAU Dur- Patton, WBZA ing Production of "Private Life of Don well organist: WJZ WBZ WBZA WAAT-Don Voltaire, guitar and songs NBC-The Songfellows, quartet: WJZ WBZ Juan": WABC WEVD-New WBZA WCAU WPG York's Leading Events WMCA-Bob MacDonald, baritone; Guitar WEVD-Daily Comment WINS-Musical Clock; Time, Temperature, Weath- WINS-Clyde and Paul. harmony duo WOR-Dancing Class, Thomas E. Parson 3:30 er Report WOV-Music That Charms WOR-Stamp Club, Sigmund Rothschild EDT-p.m.-EST 2:30 WMCA-Barnacle Bill; Roy Shelley, ukelele and 1:00 p.m. EDT-EST Noon 12:00 NBC-Springtime Concert; Concert Orchestra, di- songs 11:00 EDT-a.m.-EST 10:00 NBC-Ted Black's Orchestra: WEAF rection Frank Black; Vocal and Instrumental WOR-John, Joe and Frosini NBC-Alma Schirmer, pianist: WEAF NBC-Words and Music; Leola Turner, soprano; Artists: WEAF WGY WFI WLIT WOV-Old Man Reveille CBS-Cheer Up: WABC WCAU WPG Edward Davies, baritone; String Ensemble; Bartered Bride Overture (orchestra) NBC-Galaxy of Stars; Edna Odell, contralto; Harvey Hays, narrator: WJZ Smethana 8:05 EDT-a.m.-EST 7:05 Phil Porterfield, baritone; Irma Glen, organ- Amour Views Aider (Lillian Bucknam) CBS-Salon Musicale: WABC WINS-Songs of the Day ist; Earl Lawrence, pianist: WLIT WGY St. Saens WEVD-Psychology Clinic of the Air. Dr. Jacob WMCA-Stock Quotations NBC-Pappy, Zeke, Ezra and Elton, hillbilly WNEW-George Hall's Orchestra Suite from the Ballet "Le Lac Des List songs and dialogue: WJZ WBZ WBZA Cygnes" Tschaikowsky WOR-Weather Report; Program Resume WOR-Musical Revue WAAT-Ted Meyn, organist WOV-Musical Journeys Scene 8:10 EDT-a.m.-EST 7:10 WEVD-Eleanor Hoffman, songs Waltz WOR-Al Woods songs and patter WINS-Stamp Club, Eugene Pollack, director 1:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 12:15 Dance of the Swans WMCA-Junior Theater Guild CBS-Madison Ensemble: WABC WCAU Scene 8:15 EDT-a.m.-EST 7:15 WGY-Ted Black's Orchestra (NBC) NBC-Don Hall WJZ WOR-What to Eat and Why, C. Houston Goudlss Hungarian Dance and Czardas (orchestra,, Trio: WBZ WBZA WINS-Adelaide von Wey, songs Stay on the Right Side of the Road Bloom WOV-Orchestra: Bart King, tenor First Movement from Concerto in F Ole Mammy Ain't Gonna Sing No More 11:15 EDT-a.m.-EST 10:15 1:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 12:30 Minor (Vladimir Brenner) Glazounoff Monaco NBC-Spanish Idylls, string ensemble: WJZ NBC-Harold Stern's Concert Ensemble: WEAF Scherzo (orchestra) The Beat 0' My Heart Spina NBC-The Vass Family, Seven South Carolina WTIC WFI Romance Debussy Swing It children singing harmony: WEAF WGY WLIT NBC-American Farm Bureau Federation; Guest Hunger (Four Creole Love Songs) WEVD-Morning Hour WEVD-Carl Kent, songs and patter Speakers; Walter Blaufuss' Homesteaders: (Lillian Bucknam) Turner -Layton WINS-Junior Safety Club WJZ WBZ WBZA Polevitzian Dances from "Prince Igor" 8:25 EDT-a.m.-EST 7:25 WAAT-Munz Sisters WOV-City Consumers' Guide WOV-Musical Furnishings Borodin 11:30 EDT-a.m.-EST 10:30 WINS-Al Fields' Orchestra; Gordon Clark, Dance of the Salve Maidens 8:30 EDT-a.m.-EST 7:30 baritone Dance of the Wild Men NBC-Cheerio, Inspirational NBC-Down Lovers' Lane; Gloria La Vey, so- talk and music; J. prano; Walter Preston, baritone; Al and WMCA-Bob Freda's Ensemble Dance of the Archers Harrison Isles, music director: WEAF WFI WNEW-Earl Carpenter's Orchestra NBC-Saturday's Songsters; Harry Kogen's CIy* WTIC WGY Lee Reiser, piano duo; Henry M. Neely, nar- rator: WEAF WLIT WOR-Rosalind Genet, Book Review chestra; Little Jackie Heller, tenor; Edna In An Old Fashioned Town Squire WOV-Italian Sketch Odell, contralto: WJZ WBZ WBZA I You Ought To Be In Pictures (baritone) Can't Remember Berlin Suesse WPG-Madison Ensemble (CBS) WEVD-Italian Radio Club of America Listen to the Mocking Bird Winner Rodgers WINS-Phil Emerson's Orchestra Harvest Festival Cdenoweth Lover (soprano) 1:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 12:45 Let Me Call You Sweetheart (piano) CBS-Harold Knight's Orchestra: WABC WPG WMCA-Prof. Roy Clark Hanaway, talk NBC-Lew White at the Dual Organ: WJZ WBZ WNEW-Gara Brothers Royal Hussars; Pete WBZA Drums In My Heart (two pianos) Youmans WCAU Oh Me, Oh My (duet) Youmans WMCA-Simon and Lewine, piano Kara, director; Steve Chonka, vocalist WMCA-Down Memory's Lane; Betty Gould, or- duo Tonight Will Never Come Again (soprano) WNEW-Kay Reed, organist WOR-Mildred Cole, contralto; Orchestra gan and song WOV-Floyd Williams, tenor WOR-Sherman Keene's Orchestra I Love You Truly (violin) WOR-Milton Kaye. piano recital WOV-Telling the News Tale Of The Kangaroo (baritone) Luders 2:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 1:00 3:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 2:45 Thou Swell (two pianos) Rodgers NBC-Xavier Cugat's Orchestra: WEAF WGY WMCA-Gertrude Thomas, Blues and Rhythms 8:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 7:45 I'll See You Again (duet) Coward WLIT WOR-Genevieve Pitot, piano recital CBS-The Ambassadors: WABC NBC-Heinie's Grenadiers, German Band: WJZ WINS-Rose Diamond, organist WOV-Radio Starlets WEVD-The Rama Quartet CBS-Concert Miniatures; Crane Calder, bass; WMCA-Theater Review, Charles Martin . 4:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 3:00 WMCA-Poet's Corner, Art Egan Emery Deutsch, conductor: WABC WCAU WNEW-Newark Public School NBC-Hamilton College Choir: WJZ WBZ WBZA WOR-Dog Tales; Richard Meaney WPG WOR-Bvron Holiday; Orchestra CBS-Jim Fettis' Orchestra: WABC WOV-Mornine Melodies WEVD-Mable Horsey 's "Stars of Tomorrow," WOV-Italian Novelties WEVD-Italian Program 9:00 EDT-a.m.-EST 8:00 WINS-Magic Hour, variety musical program 2:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 1:15 WINS-William Chosnak, violinist; Eva Clary. NBC-Morning Glories; Orchestra: WEAF WLIT WMCA-Italian Program; Orchestra and Soloists CBS-Ann Leaf at the Organ: WABC WPG WCAU pianist Extra! All About That Gal of Mine Greer WOR-Studio Program Walther's Prize Song WMCA-Grace Angelau, mezzo soprane; Albin I'm Dancing with the Girl of My WOV-Festival Hour Dance Of The Apprentices Werner, tenor; Walter Mills, baritone; Mauro Dreams Sherman 11:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 10:45 Procession To The Cathedral Cottone, organist Love Thy Neighbor Revel WBZ-WBZA-Heinie's Grenadiers (NBC) To The Evening Star WNEW-Al Fielder's Orchestra Riptide from Same Donaldson WINS-The Tuneful Tailors Orchestra WMCA-Radio Guide Program; Dorothy Allyn, so- WOR-Dr. H. I. Strandhagen Health Talk Everybody Loves My Marguerite Connelly WOR-Marilyn Mack, songs; Orchestra prano; Ballad Singers; Quartet WOV-Father John Extra: Springtime on Parade Williams WOR-The Piano Twins 4:10 EDT-p.m.-EST 3:10 CBS-In the Luxembourg Gardens: WABC 2:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 1:30 CBS-Eye-Witness Account of Walker Cup Match NBC-The Breakfast Club, dance band; Jack AFTERNOON NBC-Tales of Titans, drama: WEAF WTIC by Bernard Warwin: WABC Owens, tenor; Gale Page, blues singer: WJZ WGY WLIT 4:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 3:15 WINS-The Story Teller Lady, Alma Winters 12:00 Noon EDT-EST a.m. 11:00 CBS-Bach Festival from Bethlehem, Pa.: WABC CBS-Saturday Syncopators: WABC WMCA-Mme. Serra Durrieux, French lessons NBC-Pietro Yon, concert organist: WEAF WGY WPG WEVD-The New College Forum WOR-The Story Teller's House. Richard Blonde], WTIC Long Long Ago (Jim) WINS-Melody Four, male quartet 9:15 EDT-a.m.-EST 8:15 NBC-Whalen Vocal Trio: WJZ She's An Old -Fashioned Girl From WOR-Freddy Farber and Edith Handman, var- NBC-Landt Trio and White, songs and comedy: CBS-Carlile and London, piano duo; Knicker- An Old Fashioned Town (Jim) iety act WEAF WLIT WGY bockers quartet: WABC WPG WCAU Carry Me Back to the Lone Prairie 4:20 EDT-p.m.-EST 3:20 WBZ-WBZA-Breakfast Club (NBC) WAAT-Billie Star, soloist; Orchestra Annabelle Lee (Dan) WOV-Grace Swanson, songs WINS-Jim Robertson, "The North Carolina WINS-News Summary, Earl Harper Come Back to Erin (orchestra) 4:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 3:30 Mountainanokl WMCA-Dwight Butcher, cowboy songs Love is the Sweetest Thing (orchestra(! NBC-Don Carlos' Orchestra: WJZ WBZ WBZA WMCA-Vaughn DeLeath, songs WOR-The Poet and the Birds Gypsy Sweetheart (orchestra) NBC-Lady Next Door, children's program, di- WOR-The Chinaberry Children's Program WOV-Martino Musketeers You're My Everything (orchestra) rection Madge Tucker: WEAF WGY WLIT 9:30 EDT-a.m.-EST 8:30 12:15 p.m. EDT-EST a.m. 11:15 NBC-Farm Forum; Guest Speakers: WJZ W.BZ WINS-Paul Martell's Orchestra NBC-Bradley Kincaid the Mountain Boy: WEAF NBC-Genia Fonariova, soprano; string trio: WBZA WMCA-The Gypsy Albert Trio WTIC WGY WJZ WMCA-Gosslin Sisters WNEW-The Nomads CBS-In the Luxembourg Gardens: WPG CBS-Pete Woolery, tenor; the Canadians: WABC WNEW-Les and Bill, piano duo WOR-Gus Steck's Orchestra WINS-Yorkville Children's Hour WPG WCAU WOR-Orchestral Interlude, popular tunes WOV-Stars of Tomorrow WMCA-Josane Trio WINS-Joseph Hamilton, songs WOV-Neopolitan Echoes 4:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 3:45 WOR-The Cranky Crocodile: Kathleen Malone WMCA-Chuck Richards, songs 2:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 1:45 NBC-To be announced: WJZ WBZ WBZA 9:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 8:45 WOR-Studio Ensemble WINS-Protect the Schools WAAT-Minstrels of Erin CBS-The Meistersinger: WABC WCAU WPG WOV-NRA Speaker WMCA-Walter Garbutt, baritone WEVD-Kitty Conroy, blues singer NBC-Banjoleers, instrumental group: WEAF 12:20 p.m. EDT-EST a.m. 11:20 WNEW-Jackie Tamburel, blues WMCA-Carrie Lillié s Club WGY WTIC WFI WOR-Scout News WOR-Allan Broms, "Star Stories" WNEW-Janet Rowland, songs WMCA-Vance Campbell, baritone 12:30 p.m. EDT-EST a.m. 11:30 3:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 2:00 WOV-Prof. Leonardo Covello WOR-The Lonely 'Cowboy; Tex Fletcher NBC-Rex Battle's Concert Ensemble: WEAF NBC-Green Brothers' Novelty Orchestra: WEAF a WOV-Surprise Frolic WGY WGY WLIT WFI (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
www.americanradiohistory.com 30 Radio Guide (SATURDAY CONTINUED) WINS-Sis and Harry Harding, two piano re- cital 5:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:00 WMCA-Dr P. V Winslow, talk NBC-The Preakness, description of this annual WN-EW-Pickard Family SPORTCASTS OF THE WEEK race classic by Clem McCarthy: WJZ WBZ WOR-Dr. Thatcher Clark. French Class WBZA SCHEDULE OF EVENTS WABC network and over the same the (Shown in Eastern Daylight Time) CBS-Panchó s Orchestra: WABC WCAU WPG following day at 4:10 p. m NBC-Don Bigelow's Orchestra: WEAF WGY SATURDAY, May 5: 6:45 p. m., Kentucky WLIT NIGHT Derby, CBS-WABC network; 7 p. m., Kentucky WEVD-Author Reviews his Book; reviews of Derby, NBC-WJZ network TUESDAY, May 8: FOLLOWING UP their Kentucky Der- 11 p. m., wrestling, WGBF (630 kc). THURS- books of social significance 6:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 5:00 by broadcasts of Saturday, May 5, the DAY, 10. WINS-Empire Gold Buying Service NBC-Peter var. steeden's Orchestra WEAF May 9:15 p. in., wrestling, CKCL CBS and NBC networks come right back (580 kc); 10:15 p. m., wrestling, WFBE (1200 WMCA-Studio Party; Al Shayne, baritone; Jerry NBC-Al Pearce and his Gang, variety program: May 12 with extensive hookups at the Baker, tenor kc). FRIDAY, May 11: 10 p. in., wrestling, WJZ WBZ WBZA Pimlico, Md., race track where his- WNEW-Tea Timers WEVD-Jewish. Events of the Week WIP (610 kc). SATURDAY, May 12: 5 p. m., the WOR-Program Resume WINS -Clem McCarthy's Sports -Review Preakness Stakes NBC-WJZ network; 5:45 toric Preakness Stakes will be run. Con- WOV-Italiar Vows Flashes WMCA-Ernie Holst's Orchestra p. m., Preakness Stakes. CBS-WABC network. tested at a mile and three -sixteenths with children's program a rich prize to the winner, 5:10 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:10 WNEW-Bob Emery, GOLF BUGS anxious to keep tab of the Preakness Don Kiddies Program WOR-Studio Program W043-1Incle the Walker Cup matches in England usually attracts the same thoroughbreds 6:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 5:15 which contested in the Derby and the rac- 5:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:15 can learn the latest scores by tuning CBS=Mischa Raginsky's Ensemble: WABC ing public will again be treated to the ac- CBS-On the Air Tonight: WABC in Columbia's pickups of the British WCAU of WAAT-DX Tips broadcasts, May counts Thomas Bryan George and Ted WINS-Litrk -fim Jones, sketch broadcasting Company's WEVD-Labor Marches On, sketch II and 12. At the mike will be Bernard Huffing for Columbia and Graham Mc- 6:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 5:30 WINS-Y. M. C. A. Program Darwin, dean of Great Britain's golf Namee and Clem McCarthy for NBC. WNEW-Janet Rowland and Company NBC-Richard Himber's Orchestra: WEAF The former duo comes on at 5:45 p. m CBS-Frederic William Wite The -Political Sitn writers and grandson of the great scientist. WOR-Bernard Gabriel, piano recital EDT and the two Macs at 5 p. m. WOV-Salon Ensemble ation in Washington tonight: WABC WCAU Amateur stars from both countries have NBC-Stamp Club. Capt. Tim Healy WJZ contested for this famous cup donated in 5:20 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:20 WEVD-Annie and Benny,. sketch 1922 by G: Walker, prominent English QUIN RYAN and the usual host of CBS-Panchó s Orchestra: WABC /. WINS-Studio Program sportsman, and so far the Americans have Trib sports writers will be at Louisville 5:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:30 WMCA-Screen Revue; Sam Taylor kept it at home every year, with more for the Derby festivities. This has been NBC-Economies in the New Deal; "Technological WNEW-Val Olman's Orchestra excursion for Quin and despite Unemployment," Stuart Chase, Director of WOR-Motor Tips. Clifford M. Sage than an even chance of repeating this. an annual will be the big doings of the large networks, he the Labor Bureau, Inc.; Frederick C. Mills, 6:45 EDT-p.m.--EST 5:45 time. ,The first airing heard May a following of his own Prof. of Economics at Columbia University; NBC -Flying with Captain Ai Williams aviator 11 at 1:25 p. m. EDT over a CBS- always has large Speakers: WEAF and stunt flyer: WJZ CBS-Jack Armstrong, All American Boy, sketch: CBS -Charles 'Carlile, tenor: WABC WCAU WABC WCAU 8:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 7:30 10:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 9:30 -Love Me ' WE V D-Jewish Program Gibbons, commentator: WEAF WFI NBC-M,n..-att_lZER PRESENTS WLS BARN Like :a Story in a Magazine NBC-Floyd DANCE; The Westerners; Uncle Ezra, Lulu WMCA-News of Italy, Salvatore M. Pine Why Not? NBC-Hands Across the Border, Guest Somsts; WNEW-Big Brother's FVDB League of the Air Quilt Joseph Littau's Orchestra: WJZ WBZ WBZA Belle and Cumberland Ridge Runners: Tom Mother's Crazy Don: WJZ WBZ WBZA WOR-Just Dogs, Steve Severt WEVD-Eva Miller, contralto WEVD-Music Hall Program; Conrad and Tre- and WOV-Sketch and Orchestra WGY-Richard Himber's Orchestra (NBC) mont, piano duo; "The Three Cheers" CBS-"Peter the Great," drama: WABC WCAU with Crime; "How the Government WINS-Bill Corum, "The Human Side of Sports" WINS-Room Reporter NBC-Coping 5:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 4:45 Battles WMCA-Ernie Golden's Orchestra WMCA-Col. Jack's Crazy Range Ramblers, cow- Organized Lawlessness," Homer S. NBC-Little Orphan Annie; Childhood Playlet boy revue Cummings, Attorney -General of the United with Shirley Bell, Allan Baruck, Henrietta WNEW-Leon Friedman's Orchestra WNEW-"Chillun of Rhythm," negro singers States, speaking under the auspices of the Tedro and Harry Caitsdale: WJZ WBZ WBZA WOR-Pauline Alpert, "The Whirlwind Pianist" WOR-Arthur Warren's Orchestra American Bar Association and National Ad- CBS-The Preakness from Pimlico; Thomas Bryan 7:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 6:00 8:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 7:45 visory Council on Radio in Education: WEAF George -and Ted Husing, commentators: NBC-Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten, variety pro- WFI WABC WPG WCAU gram: WJZ CBS-"Fats" Waller, songs: WABC - WINS-JBishop Lawson s Congregation WMCA-Ernie Holst's Orchestra CBS-Elder Michaux's Congregation: WABC WNEW-Halsey Miller's WMCA-Studio Program - Orchestra NBC-Baseball Resume; Ford Bond: WEAF WOR-Organ Recital WEVD-The Grunow Troubadour WOR-Studio Program 10:45 9:45 WGY-Three Scamps, harmony (NBC) 9:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 8:00 EDT-p.m.-EST WINS-Giglio Entertainers NBC-House )'arty; Donald Novrs, tenor; Frances NBC-To be announced: WEAF WFI WNEW-Pickard Family Langford, contralto; Arthur Boran, imper- WNEW-Romera's Argentine Orchestra 11:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 10:00 Lulu Belle WOR-Ford Frick, Sports Resume sonator; Brad Browne, M. C.; Rhythm Girls, NBC-Enric Madriguera's Orchestra. WEAF WFI 7:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 6:15 Melody Boys; Voorhees' Orchestra: WEAF WGY. WFI CBS-Sylvia Froos, songs: WABC WPG NBC-Religion in the News; Dr. Stanley High: WMCA-Nick Kenny's Radio Scandals WEAF WFI CBS-Grete Steuckgold; Andre Kostelanetz' Or- chestra; Chorus: WABC WCAU WPG WNEW-Joe Venuti's Orchestra - WEVD-Musical Program WOR-Val Olman's Orchestra WMCA-Lil and Avon Armstrong, vocal duo Theme Waltz Medley (orchestra) 11:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 10:15 .WNEW-George Hall's Orchestra - WOR-Harry Hershfield Lover NBC-Press Radio Bureau News WEAF WFI We'll Be Sweethearts WGY 7:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 6:30 Memory Waltz - CBS-Press Radio Bureau. News WABC WPG NBC -Eddie Peabody, banjoist; De Marco. Sisters, Je Veux Vivre, from "Romeo and Jul- 11:20 EDT-p.m.-EST 10:20 vocal trio; Dick Himber's Orchestra: WEAF iet (Grete Stueckgold) Gounod NBC-Enric Madriguera's Orchestra: WEAF WFI WFI I Ain't Lazy-I'rn Just Dreaming (chorus) CBS-Little .tack Little's Orchestra: WABC WPG CBS-Serenaders; Paul Keast, baritone; Thelma No More Headaches (orchestra) 11:30 EDT-p.m.-EST 10:30 Goodwin, soprano: WABC WCAU Just a Little Love, a Little Kiss NBC-One Manas Family, dramatic sketch with NBC-John Herrick, baritone; Orchestra: WJZ (Grete Stueckgold) Silesu Anthony Smythe: WEAF WFI WGY WBZ WBZA Gypsy Fantasy (orchestra and chorus) CBS-Little Jack Little's Orchestra: WCAU WEVD-Looking for a Bride, sketch Play Fiddle Play NBC-Press-Radio Bureau. News: WJZ WBZ :WINS-Globe Trotter Play to- Me Gypsy WBZA ' WMCA-J. Russel Robinson, the composer at the Play Gypsies Dance Gypsies WMCA-Jimmy Lunceford's Orchestra piano Czardas WNEW-Johnny Johnson's Orchestra .VNEW-Irish Program; John Kelvin, tenor Danny Boy (Grete Stueckgold) WOR-Anthony Trini's Orchestra FOR-Sam Robbins' Orchestra Weatherly 11:35 EDT-p.m.-EST 10:35 7:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 6:45 NBC-Ohio Iptercollegiate Orchestra; Howard NBC-Alfredo Britó s Orchestra: WJZ -WBZ Nî,C-Pickens Sisters, harmony trio: WJZ WBZ Hanson, director: WJZ WBZA WBZA WMCA-Al Shayne, baritone; Jerry Baker, tenor; 11:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 10:45 Little Man You've Had a Busy Day Bob Haring s Orchestra CBS-Johnny Johnson's Orchestra: WABC WCAU Wayne WNEW-Studio Program WNEW-Arthur Warren's Orchestra Neighbors ' Weldon WOR-Newark Civic Symphony Orchestra; Philip 12:00 mid EDT-EST p.m. 11:00 SHE IS THE BELLE OF THE She Didn't Say Yes from "The Cat and . Gordon. director NBC-Dan Russo s Orchestra: WEAF WFI WGY the Fiddle" BARN DANCE Kern 9:15 EDT p.m.-EST 8:15 CBS-Ted Fiorito s Orchestra: WABC WCAU Heaven on Earth, from M. P. "Glam- WINS-Frank Galassi s'Orchestra WPG our" (Pickens Sisters) - Akst WNEW=Borg Vorouovsky, basso NBC-Jack Denny;s Orchestra: WJZ WBZ WBZA Nite CBS-Isham Jones' Orchestra: WABC WCAU Every Saturday 9:30 EDT-p.nt.-EST 8:30 WEVD-El Toreador - - WEVD-Frances Adler, actress; The Life of her NBC-Beatrice -Fairfait, dramatizations: W EAF WMCA-Bob Fallon's Orchestra Father - WFI WGY WNEW-Earl Carpenter's Orchestra - WINS-Musical Souvenirs - CBS-"Looking at Life," Roy Helton: WABC WOR-Jack Bereer's Orchestra - WMCA-Bob Fallon's Orchestra The NATIONAL Duchies Orchestra' WJZ WBZ 12:15 a.m. EDT-EST p.m. 11:15 WNEW-Bill Patrol, sports review NBC-Eddie WBZA N BC-Caret rce Carnival; .Ned Tollinger, .master . 8:00 .EDT-p.m.-EST 7:00 WMCA-Alabama Three of ceremonies; Meredith Willson's Orchestra; BARN-- DANCE NBC,-Teddy Bergman, comedian; Betty Queen, WNEW-Anthony Trini's Orchestra'' .Doric Quartet; 1tta 'Mitten, blues singer: Tommy, Harris, , songs; Ryan and confraltö; -Bill Sniith, baritone; Harold 9:45 EDT-p.m.-EST 8:45 Noblette, Stern's Orchestra: WEAF - comedy team; Senator Fishface, comedian; Hear it over - CBS -Fray' add Braggiotti, piano WABC CBS-Morton Downey's Studio Party: WABC Marshall Maverick's' Hillbilly Group: WEAF .WCAU - n - WCAU WGY WFI - WINS-Orean Recital 11:30 24 NBC STATIONS NBC-Art in America, "One Hundred Years of WMCA-Jerry Baker, tenor 12:30 a.m. EDT-EST p.m. ' CBS-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra: WABC WCAU Picture Collecting": WJZ WBZ WBZA WNEW-Relighted Stages; Orchestra COAST -to -COAST WEVD-Half-Hour of Song; Helen Bishop, so- WPG Over 40' Radio Artists including.. the prano; Frances Jenkins, mezzo-soprano; Met '10:00 EDT-p.m.-EST 9:00 NBC-Vincent Lopez' Orchestra: WJZ WBZ Cumberland Ridge Runners, Linda Parker ropolitan String Ensemble NBC-Saxon Sisters, vocal duo; Male Quartet; WBZA Skyland Scotty, Maple City Four, Spare WMCA-Three Little Funsters Graham 'McNamee, M. C.; Lennie Hayton's WMCA-Dance Orchestra Orchestra: 'WEAF WFI WGY - Tom and Don. Lulu. Belle, Hoosier WNEW-Whitney Bolton, dramatic critic WNEW-Isham Jones' Orchestra Ribs, WOR-City Government Talk CBS-Broadcast from Byrd Expedition; William 1:00 a.m. EDT-EST mid. 12:00 Hot Shots Uncle -Ezra, Georgie Goebel, ..Daly's Orchestra; Fred Crockett, commenta- - 8:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 7:15 - CBS-Claude Hopkins' Orchestra: WABC
Mixed Chorus: WABC WCAU - Louise Massey and the Westerners. A WINS-Paul Martell's Orchestra tor; WMCA-Ernie Golden's Orchestra - rollicking program of old .time singing. WMCA-Frances Baldwin, contralto; Gene Gra- NBC-The Other Americas; Edward Tomlinson: WNEW-Milton Spielman's'Orchestra
WJZ - dancing and homespun fun. Brought to velle s Orchestra 1:30 EDT-a.m.-EST- 12:30 you direct from' WLS, Chicago every WNEW-Allen Daly, tenor; Orchestra WEVD-Hippodrome Opera Presentation WMCA-Dave Martin's Orchestra Saturday night over station WOR-The Velvelones, vocal trio WMCA-Caravan of Melody - WNEW-Joe Venuti's Orchestra 8:20 EDT-p.m.-EST 7:20 WNEW-Phantom Minstrel 1:45 EDT-a.m.-EST 12:45 NBC-Bavarian Peasant Band; Karl Weiss, con- WOR-Musical Program WNEW-Earl Carpenter's Orchestra
ductor WJZ 10:15 EDT-p.m.-EST 9:15 2:00 EDT-a.m.-EST 1:00 - - WJZ-WHAM Flag Of Victory March Blon WMCA-Starlight Hour; Kaye Janice. contralto; WMCA-Dance Orchestra 10:30 P.M. EDT -9:30 PM EST Hofbrau Medley Of Waltz Songs Briegel Mauro Cottone, organist WNEW-Dance Qrchestra Sponsored By Alka Seltzer A Yodel Song (Fritz Mueller) Fritz Mueller WNEW-Studio Program 2:30 EDIT-a.m.=EST 1:30' Schlitz Duner and Blitz Beer Song 10:25 EDT-p.m.-EST 9:25 - WMCA-Neilo Mernandez' Orchestra Frischer Comedian WNEW-Press-Radio Bureau, News WHEW-Anthony Trini's Orchestra 3
www.americanradiohistory.com Radio Guide 31 BEHIND THE SCENES IN NEW YORK STUDIOS this station, and hold the metropolitan cast includes Marie O'Flynn, .4it-laide record for continuous presentations with Fitzalleii, Alark Smith, Cole, et al. By Lee Ronell the same cast of juveniles. The secret of Frances Baldwin of WMCA has a highly DAN SOWERS, former Kentucky and Miss Barnes success with her little players decorative black and blue bump on her Washington D. C. attorney, has for- is-stories for children-by children-as forehead. 'lay Taylor assures us it was saken law practice to become the children should portray them. From the brought about through an accident in the heavyweight of radio story tellers. The moment the station announcer turns the young lady's "four -in -one" apartment..." 325 -pound World War veteran, often re- microphone over to the Radio Starlets The handle of her coffee percolator caught ferred to overseas by his buddies as "the and their thirteen year old M. C. until fire, and as she stooped to turn off the largest body of troops in the A.E.F." spins he signs them off-it is ALL CHILDREN. electric grill, she bumped her forehead - his yarns over WMCA each Tuesday night So listen in, and become a RADIO STAR- against the bathtub!" from 9:45 to 10:00 o'clock. He is a Ken- LET fan. Colonel and believe it or not, he tucky RADIO GUIDE'S Lombardi Brothers Admiral in the Great Navy of located is also an The WNEW transmitter at (WINS, Fridays at 2:45 p. in.) set a rec- the State of Nebraska! Carlstadt, New Jersey, may serve as a fisherman's paradise. Built on the salt ord recently when they broadcast on three within three hours, and then Radio voting is an accomplished marsh in the Jersey Meadows. the use stations fact! This announcement was made fol- of a rowboat is necessary to reach it, traveled 100 miles to partake in a benefit lowing. last Sunday night's test over as it is completely surrounded by water show. They are also heard frequently on WOR in which listeners in Essex Coun- at high -tide. Engineers now occupy the NBC Variety Shows. ty New Jersey. took Dart. their spare time catching a variety of scientist - small fish that come in large schools br. Nevil Monroe Hopkins, to the door of the transmitter. inventor, and lecturer on electrical en- The mysterious golden -haired young gineering at New York University, head- WOV has just booked the jazz com- lady who was sñown through the WNEW ing a group of members of the American poser, hot pianist and orchestra leader, studios the other night was none other Institute of Electrical Engineers, watched Ferdinand Morton, creator of jazz, and than "Buddy" (Orange -Blossom) Wach- various types of meters in a sub -power "stomp" (whatever that is). He is well stein. Her escort seemed quite attentive- station controlling the area, while the known also through his Victor recordings and why not? WOR announcer requested listeners to under the title of "Jelly Roll" Morton and Jerry Baker, who still bills himself as turn on electric lights. These recorded the his Red Hot Peppers. Now this tabascoes- "The Singing Bachelor of WMCA" (he current drain. The final test was unique que gentleman has disbanded his hot has been married over a year), began his in that the listeners were asked to turn rhythmers and is appearing over WOV career in the Metropolitan Opera House for three seconds off their radio receivers in his own pro- as an usher! . "Cleopatra," nemesis of every Tuesday at 4:30 Whitney Bolton and then turn them on again. One of the gram of original songs and compositions. emperors. will be portrayed in a radio questions asked by the Sunday Call was, There's a change of time for the dramatic drama over WOR. May 11, at 7:15 p. m. "Should State parks be established along critic of the Morning Telegraph and the with Florence Malone, who will say "come Rumors that WINS would be oper- Literary Digest, for his WNEW programs. New Jersey's coast line." The vote was ating under a new station director are up and see me some time" to Charles War- 22,000 in favor of it, He is now heard at 8 p. m. on Wednesdays 24,000 to confirmed. R. L. Ferguson was brought and Saturdays. burton, in the role of Anthony .. "The in from the NBC Chicago office to take Junior Safety Club" featured over WINS The extent to which women have en- charge of its destinies. He returns to has proved highly successful with the tered into direct competition with men familiar ground, having been with WOR prior to going to WLW as com- at 9:45 p. m. The theme concerns "dead youngsters who receive membership is revealed in a survey of the WINS mercial manager four years ago. people who are resurrected from the grave badges, and become "corporals" by com- Women's Roundtable programs, broadcast and commit crimes at the command of pleting simple assignments That's every Wednesday afternoon. In these con- Zombie, the Haitian tribal witch -doctor" Life," the half-hour dramatization of news fabs, Henriette Harrison, chairman, has Notes in Brief It seems that the natives of the Black heard over WOR will begin a new series been able to present one of the most The play, "Zombie," by Alonzo Deen Republic actually believe such things hap- May 9th with the return of Raoul Marlow graphic pictures of feminine achievement Cole, will be heard over WOR, May 10, pen. (Be sure the kiddies listen in!) The to the mike. ever' conceived. Most of the occupations represented on these programs have been those of women more or less familiar to the public, such as Belle Levy, detective; Frances Marsalis, ALONG THE AIRIALTO aviatrix; Alice Foote MacDougall, restaur- (Continued from Page 8) all down to go to 'the Coast and make he has to work to get there-that's FAIR anteur; Olive Stott -Gabriel, attorney; Al- have renewed for another stanza Ar- another movie ... Guy Lombardo opens enough, isn't it? berta Clay, make-up editor of Good ... at the Waldorf Roof on June 7-their co- Housekeeping Magazine; Martha Byrne, thur Boran, star of Saturday night NBC House Party programs, is being groomed workers of the air, Burns and Allen, will Register of New York County; Marie be back in New York City by the time Hester, taxi driver; Muriel Holt, explorer; by Columbia for a half hour show which will him to produce himself. you read this Helen Rowland, journalist; Barbara they allow may have one hour Studio Gossip The reason is that Columbia has few You heard the Barnes, director and writer of the pop- broadcast several weeks ago on a Saturday comedians on the air . . The Marx Joy Lynne, the latest addition to the ular Radio Starlet playlets, heard over night sponsored by General Mills which WOV ,every Saturday afternoon at 3:45. Brothers, who finished their commercial Don Bestor organization, is not only easy series recently, are being besieged with of- featured many of your favorite screen to hear but also easy to "lamp." She _has This talented little group of artists, stars. One of them who has plenty of cel- seven in all, are in their fortieth week on fers from sponsors. They may turn them plenty of "poisonality." You'll know what luloid appeal proved in the few minutes I mean when you look at her picture in. was on that he also has what he the air RADIO GUIDE . . . It's supposed to be a it takes to be an air headliner. Thus, my secret, but Ben Pollack, whose band is NEW PROGRAMS AND CHANGES friends, you read here for the first time heard over NBC from the Casino de Paree, that Jack Oakie will be featured in a regu- and Doris Robbins, his vocalist recently. 1147y 6 perform and will he heard at 10 30 p. m. lar series of broadcasts early in the fall, Sunday, EDST over an NBC-WJZ network. imported from Chicago, are in love-and AN International Bra..dcast from Rus - sponsored by the same gentleman who with each other. Further added comment paid the salaries of Myrt and Marge. sia will be heard at 9:30 a. m. EDST Friday, May 11 -they are a swell pair . . . Morton over an NBC-WEAF network. The NELLIE REVELL, "The Marie Dres- Whether this will affect the Myrt and Downey will pack up his kit bags and program will feature an orchestra and sler of the Air," will interview FRANK Marge series is not known at this time. take the Missus and the babes out of the soloist. BLACK on Tuesday at. 2:45 p. m. However, we do predict big things for city to their summer home in Rye, New EDST is with GRACE HAYES, musical comedy star, over the NBC-WJZ network on Friday. Jack Oakie who okay me. York. Such lucky people ... Tito Guitar will make her initial appearance over NBC She will have as her guests MOLASSES is another who will take a trip, but it will networks in a program of popular songs and JANUARY, the Show Boat comics. be in a different direction. Tito is expec- and ballads. She will broadcast at 2:45 Another program'commemorating Music Fred Allen had a tough job trying ted to be Hollywood -bound in a very short p. m. EDST over an NBC-WEAF net- Week will be heard when to get an audience for his repeat broad- time, to appear in one or more musical May II, the cast. It goes on midnight for listeners work -and will be heard weekly thereafter. NBC composers broadcast again at 10:30 at screen productions ... Irene Beasley made JOAN CRAWFORD and FRANCROT p. m. EDST over an NBC-WJZ network. on the West Coast. The problem was a flying trip to New York from the Windy TONE, screen stars, will be the Hall of solved by inviting all the page boys, host- City to visit her sister, before starting her Compositions. of FRANK BLACK, and who Fame guest artists, and JIMMY GRIER's FORD ROND, DR. DAMROSCH, esses other NBC help are at series with Phil Baker. orchestra will supply the musical portion CLAUDE MAC ARTHUR and others work when the first show goes on. when it is broadcast at of this program, will be heard on this program . 10:30 p. m. EDST over an NBC-WEAF network from Hollywood. Saturday, May 12 It is very likely that the entire Camel One Cent a Day Pays TONY WONS, KEENAN and PHIL- THE PREAKNESS, the Annual Race Caravan may be heard this summer from LiPS' inaugurated a news series at 5:15 Classic (see Sportscast column). the Glen Island Casino at New Rochelle. Up to $100.00 a Month p. m. EDST over a CBS network. FLOYD GIBBONS will inaugurate a The Casa Loma Orchestra has already the Sterling Casualty Insurance Co., May 7 weekly series of programs for the Johns - booked for a summer engagement at the 9911 La Salle -Wacker Bldg., Chicago, li)., Monday, Manville Company, May 12. He will well-known pavillion, Possibly Colonel is offering a NEW accident policy that NELSON EDDY, baritone, will be the broadcast weekly thereafter from Chicago Stoopnagle and Budd and Connie Boswell covers every accident. Pays up to $100 a guest of the Del Monte Ship of Joy, May at 8:30 p. m. EDST over an NBC-WEAF also will do their broadcasting from there. month for 24 months for disability, and 7th at 9:30 p. m. EDST over an NBC- network. In that case the Colonel will probably $1,000 for death for le a day-only $3.65 WEAF network. COPING WITH CRIME, a series heard commute from Manhattan in his recently a year. A NEW policy issued by an OLD Thursday, May 10 weekly at 10:30 p. m. EDST over an purchased speedboat, "Mr. Bopp," in company that has already paid more than NBC Composers, a special program in NBC-WEAF network, will have Homer S. which he is now cruising the Hudson $165,000.00 in cash benefits. Open to any- connection with Music Week, will broad- Cummings, Attorney General of the Unit- River ... Eddie Duchin is seriously con- one, ages 10 to 70, without doctor's exam cast May AO. The program will be com- ed States, as its guest speaker May 12. sidering one of two offers to go to Chicago ination. They will send you a policy for positions written by members of the NBC Mr. Cummingsis speaking under the au- this summer. It will be either the Dells or 10 days' FREE inspection. Send . no staff, including FORD BOND, MAWRY spices of the American Bar Association the Palmer House. Eddie missed the money. Just mail them your age and' HAMILTON, FRANK BLACK and and the National Advisory Council. on World's Fair last year and wants to make beneficiary's name and relationship. This others. An orchestra arid vocalists will Radio in Education, sure he gets,_ there this summer, even if offer is limited. Write today.
www.americanradiohistory.com 32 Radio Guide PLUMS AND PRUNES: Knock -Knee -Action Radio ally those located remotely from other we would direct our shaft at the Polly- aired from Monday to Friday inclusive By Evans Plummer news disseminating means. The rendition anna policies of most stations and net- Transcriptions, meaning special wax of religious services is unquestionably a works. They will not take sides on im- recordings for broadcast purposes, which T HAS always been one of our conten- necessary and worthwhile function of portant issues, or attempt to guide their which were so cruelly frowned on by the I tions that the radio had more impor- broadcasting. President Roosevelt's fire- listeners in the decision of those issues. networks not so many years ago, are tant possibilities than for mere enter- side talks have been a marvel of adminis- now being welcomed into the arms of tainment. Already we have witnessed the tration by radio. Yet, Americans love a battler. There both NBC and CBS. In fact, NBC and rapid growth of the use of this medium But radio has not been as constructive comes to m'nd a Mile conversation which CBS are both selling transcriptions and for education. Communication of news is in other fields. If we were to make the took place some years ago between a the time on their member stations for also of great service to the public-especi- most severe criticism possible of radio; newspaper man and a famous police the records' use! But there are reserva- lieutenant. tions .. such as NBC's, which Said the scribe, "Jim. I fancy you are proclaims in the book of rules that a wire not opposed to a good fight in a good network program on such -and --such basic cause?" NBC stations must accompany the trans- Radio Guide's X -Word Puzzle The lieutenant replied, "Never mind cription the series going over other member cause, Bill. Lead me to it." stations ... At that, the new wide range recording of records make for such high 2 fidelity of 3 4 5 9 t2 13 AT THE moment, Chicago is witness- reproduction that, it is said, -the quality is ing the development of a spirit of "fight" better than that of programs I9 carried over the wire lines . "Night 7 13 on the air. The motivating factor is the Time," Lawyers' Legislative League, of which the big Hughes -Perlman tune, still leads the current ,waltzes, and Perlman's 20 aq W. D. ("Billy") Bauer is the managing 22 r latest is a director. Billy isn't large physically, but novelty, "Nursery Rhyme Re- vue" . . his "think box" is of the best and what he Marion Holmes, comely miss, 25 2b JI won first honors lacks in stature he makes up in brains in the search of Frankie Masters for a femme vocalist And and intestinal fortitude ... and a fervent ... it's 777 sense of right and wrong. definite that Eva Overstake has deserted the Beginning a year and a half ago with ""Three Little Maids" WLS-NBC trio j7 sv because of an expected stork a 41 personal addresses before assorted organi- and desire zations, Bauer is already known nation- to be a housewife. Sister Lucille Over - stake, now decorated with a huge square - 43 -!h wide as the battling champion of the Pres- ident. Furthermore, the league, now car- cut diamond from Jack Smith, health club ried on partner and 225 -pound wrestler, is look- 97 the radio by a dozen station, is 9t1 50 rapidly accomplishing its purpose: ing over the field for a new trio hookup. "To combat existant and proposed bad o laws and support good ones." Lawyers, judges, clerics and laymen of Tag Lines 57 5B 59 02 ú5 the highest standing have rallied to the banner Bauer has unfurled in behalf of a HARRY SOSNIK, conceded to -be a 08 clear understanding of American govern- great musician and master of rhythm, ment. The league, by reason of its broad- can't hum a melody, let alone sing one. casts is becoming a dominant Likewise he can't smell, 73 74 76 political having lost that factor in the State of Illinois. sense as a youngster. And once he very Broadcasting stations need more such nearly lost his eyesight, but care and ex- 0,3 BI riar52 activities. They are wholesome, necessary pensive opticians saved that. But what and an undeveloped function of the micro- we started to say was that when he leaves 07 89 qo phone. the CBS-WBBM Edgewater Beach Motel for five weeks come May 4, his will be one 4S of the first bands to do the Lady Esther Inside Pickups programs during Wayne King's absence on i)J tour ... Maple City Four clinches a nice ti TUNE IN WTAM, Cleveland 50,000- Crazy Water Crystal contract, starting watter, early eves for cuckoo Raymond Monday, May 7, with an NBC network, 0o5 Knight, who is now starring seriously as Monday, Wednesday and Friday night "Anthony Adams" in his own script show, program . Gene Arnold's "Favorite "The House of Adams," the tale of an ex - Poems," 1934 edition, have just reached war and present transport pilot. It is the bookstalls, and you'll like DEFINITIONS 'em.
HORIZONTAL 86-Summit 51-Suitable 88-Fish 52-Leguminous plant "EXPERIENCE" BOOK 1-Principal actor WINNERS 91-Part of a flower 53-Et cetera (abbr.) 4-Diving bird LN more solutions of a true -life prob- The ten winners of books are: Ralph 93-Very high 57-Part of a wheel lem, bring awards this week from The II. "Tucker, 7-Prohibit 95-Thin stone for roofing 58-Breezy Boxers Retreat, Monroe Road, 10-Whirl 97-Entire 59-Fatty liquid Voice of Experience: They answer Charlotte, N. C.; Mrs. A. J. Graves, -Box (poetic) 14-Over 98-Marshy waste land 62-Month (abbr.) the question: "Is a lie ever justified?" 36, Nara Visa, N. M.: Miss Edythe F. 15 ---Continent 100-Linen fiber 63-Vow asked by girls who signed themselves. Klein, 325 Morton, 16-Resound Kansas City, Mo.; 102-Humorous fellow 64-Cereal grass "Two Sisters." Mrs. Irene Suden Kohler, Jeffersonville, 18-Anger 103-German song 66-Day before holiday N. Y., and Dr. E. Lenore Morris, 1601 19-Bridle straps 104-Burning 67-Corded fabric The mother of these two girls, badly 21-Tax 105-Instrument for piercing 70-Vegetable injured in an automobile accident, did not Washington Ave., Racine, Wis., all of 23-Money deposit (pl.) 106-Insect (pl.) 71-Climbing whom will receive deluxe, autographed 25-Sow shrub realize that her cherished son had died in 72-Obtain by threats the same accident. The girls told her that copies of the book "The Voice of Experi- 27-Body of water VERTICAL 73-Inflammable ence," while 28-Soil liquid used he was still alive (in order to save her a copies of the regular edition for cleaning will be sent to Mrs. A. B. Cox, 615 North 29-A month (abbr.) 1-Kind 74-Receipt (abbr.) further shock which might have killed 30-I have (contraction) 2-Small mound of sand 6th St., Atchison, Kans.; Mr. James Eike, 75-Nobleman her) and accounted for his absence from Woodbridge, 32-Falsehood 3-Get up 78-Discarded broken rock her bedside by he, Va.: Miss Yola Dolores of explaining that too 34-Spike Indian corn 4-Like 82-Eggs of fishes Becker, 1224 St. -Charles Ave., New Or- 36-Pronoun 5-Humor had been gravely injured. Their father 83-Precious stone took the girls to task for their falsehood leans, La.; Mr. N. W. Taylor, 7320 Her- 37-Member of South African 6-Former ruler of Germany 85-Tree mitage St., Pittsburgh, Penn., Race 7-Favor and Mrs. 87-Preposition Most of the prizewinners decided that D. L. Wadley, Jr., 2028 Denver St., Mus - 39-New 8-Famous aviator 89-Snake 41-For example (abbr.) England State (abbr.) the girls were abundantly justified in ly- kogee, Okla. 9-New 90-Small cask (pl.) 43-Part of a drama ing to their mother. They felt that this more will 11-Pony 92-Biblical name No problems be published, but 46-Meadow 12-Annoy 93-Card "white lie" night have saved the lady's further prize -winners remain to be an - 47-Draw 13-Bird's home game life 94-Evergreen tree - nounced. State (abbr.) 50-Southern 15-Suffix 96-Make lace folds in cloth 17-Japanese sash 52-Flat 99-Exclamation of wonder 54-Greek letter 20-Part of the body 101-Mail (abbr.) 55-Moon passing between sun 22-Topographical Engineer REVIEWING RADIO and earth (astron.) (abbr.) Solution to last week's X -Word 56-Telegraphic Transfer 24-Curve (Continued from Page 9) Listen to any stock comedian, and Puzzle you're bored to distraction -by repeated (abbr.) 26-Difference (abbr.) Groucho and Chico, were adjudged a 57-Capturer 28-River in Scotland tag lines and phrases that were funny two O V E 'U R E O Floppo, and are no longer kilocycling. 60-Small lizard 29-Part of a ship W 'R E years ago. The fountains of fun seem to 61-Implement used to hold s i'3,3 Ed Wynn, the prophets say, calls it a 31-Contend w E A I S 9ES-TAL'S have run dry. The gag writers are pick- boat in place name E R R 5 º E 2e R On day with Texaco on May 29. 33-Man's ing the bones of Joe Miller. If a com- 65-Small island 35-Vegetable A c O R h E n Ä 'k E ^ The major agencies are leaving come- 68-Speak 36-Owns 9 A w edian is very clever he is considered too a OJ'G E dians out of their new show plans. 69-Mister (abbr.) 38-Part of a circle fast for the audience. If he uses old 70-Tree 40-Salt R The comedians now current are either familiar stuff, he pleases one element and 73-Tendon 42-Aeriform fluid exceptionally qualified and original-or makes the other sick. Comedy is the 76-Tellurium (abbr.): 44-Entice they are working out old contracts. air's biggest headache, and smart agencies 77-Tibetan Ox 45-High, steep rock Old Gold and Lucky Strike were first are avoiding it, because they want to 79-Annoy 46-Strip of wood (pl.) to give.up comedy. Chesterfield 80-Imitate 48-Hush! tabooed please a majority of eavesdroppers. 81-Tree 49-Possessive pronoun it and went for its present classic -set-up. And that prompts the query: "Without 84-Playing card 50-Malt liquor Lucky's new shows, soon to materialize, the Rubint:$ orchestra, and a Russian to will go in for Viennese operejtas.and,`mu razz, what , iiil _Canteir .ekLnext F.ebguary (Solution-oY this puzzle will appear ih hext week't :'sue) sical dramas, sans comedy flavoring. when he takes over Pebeco? -
www.americanradiohistory.com Radio Guide 33 MUSIC IN THE AIR mer -long series of native opera and folk music by prominent concert and operatic By Carleton Smith stars, directed by Gennaro Papi, the form- NATIONAL Music Week begins Sun- er Metropolitan conductor. day, May 6. It will be celebrated over In addition to frequent broadcasts from Radio Guide's the networks and by many independ- Chicago, we shalt hear again the summer ent stations with a variety of gala pro- concerts of the New York Philharmonic - grams. Symphony at the Lewisohn Stadium, the The setting aside of seven days as band concerts on the Mall at New York PRIZE Music Week is not so much to propagan- University, a series from Robin Hood's dize a "drive" as to determine an occasion Dell in Philadelphia, and occasional broad- CATALOG for participating in and receiving pleasure casts from the Hollywood Bowl. from music. That pleasure comes to the FOR BOYS most competent executant and the newest Campaign Fund Raised listener alike. It comes from the universal, yet sometimes unconscious, human need THE Philharmonic -Symphony made use for music. of professional money -raisers to secure the BICYCLES Participation this week will include the ;500,000 fund necessary to guarantee the continuance of the present level of the or- BASEBALL elaborate broadcast concerts and the GOODS simple fireside musicale with a place on ganization's concerts of the coming three the program for the five -finder exercise be- years. The radio audience contributed its TENNIS ginner. Each of these activities should be share, and will partake of the benefits. EQUIPMENT for the love of music and the joy that it The directors have expressed their grat- FISHING brings. itude to all who sent in contributions. TACKLE Most of all, this is a time for increased FOOTBALL attentiveness while listening. Since our mention of Lilian Bucknam, GOODS an admirer who has seen her writers that GOLF Summer Music she is "tall, statuesque, with blue eyes EQUIPMENT to Chicago's World's Fair and mops of golden curls." What interests VISITORS us is discriminating summer will find considerably more even more the taste this . MC OTNEA ITEMS entertainment awaiting them than she shows in her programs. For this Sun- musical day. Miss Bucknam has selected a lied A of Progress last they did at Century by Brahms appropriate to the season, "Mai FREE! year. The fair officials had no funds for Franck's Mariage music, and evidently exhibitors felt other Nacht," and Cesar "Le would prove more des Roses." On Saturday, May 12 you forms of entertainment will note that she is singing an aria from profitable. "Samson et Delilah" and "Romance" by Serious music, last summer's step -child, Debussy with Frank Black's Symphony. is now like a Cinderella having found her Prince Charming! The Chicago Symphony Orchestra will Soviet Music play two concerts a day, with no admission Swift Russian music by leading Soviet com- charged. The programs, sponsored by posers will be heard on the third exchange and Company, will be heard from a band program from Moscow Sunday morning. 65 feet of shell seating nearly 2,000. and While the creative output of Russians in water will separate the bandstand from the last fifteee years has, in general, not the open air auditorium, making a unique merited great praise, it has been interest- setting for the orchestra. NBC is making ing. Informed observers tell us that the provisions to broadcast excerpts from the government has relaxed its policy of mak- BOYS! programs daily. According to present ing art a tool of the state, of trying to plans, the broadcasts will begin July 1 propagandize social reform through music. ten weeks. Dr. Frederick and continue for This is a wise change of front. Stock will conduct during the first five Send Coupon For This weeks, and guest conductors will follow. Two programs of compositions written That is not all! It is announced that by NBC staff members, from page -boys Henry Ford intends to bring the Detroit to Damroseh, will be broacast on Thurs- Book of FREE PRIZES! Symphony Orchestra to the new Ford day and Friday evenings. Motor Company exhibit building-the largest at the renewed World's Fair. Paul Robeson will be singing on the The Italian Village announces a sum - Hall of Fame this week. Just off the press! Radio Guide's New Prize Catalog. Tells how you can get bicycles, baseball goods, fishing tackle, golf equipment, zipper jackets, Boy Scout things, Bandstand and Baton and many other fine Prizes-ABSOLUTELY FREE! ONE YEAR isn't a very long time. part of the warm weather season at least. It a route to deliver Radio But in the dance business one year The Dells has housed such bands as Lom- tells how you can start means a lot. Compare, for instance, bardo's, Waring's, Ted Lewis' and most Guide each week right in your own neighborhood and the figures in RADIO GUIDE'S "Jazz King of the headliners in the business during EARN MONEY EVERY WEEK, in addition to Contest" of 1932-3, and the present stand- past seasons; its prestige will continue. CASH ings among the orchestras in the "Star of Pickups from this point will probably be getting free prizes. Simply mail the coupon below. A copy Stars" Election. NBC instead of Columbia, as formerly. will be sent you FREE. Leading the pack by a large margin of this new Prize Catalog this year is Wayne King. A year ago, MAY 10 IS THE DATE of Ted fans placed the waltz monarch third, trail- Weems' opening in the Empire Room of ing Guy Lombardo, who was in second the Palmer House, Chicago, with WGN place, by 2,000 votes. Ben Bernie was a broadcasts. Until then, that room will mere 4,000 votes ahead of Lombardo to remain dark, inasmuch as Richard Cole Radio Guide win last year's crown; currently he is has already left for his vacation on the AMERICA'S WEEKLY MAGAZINE FOR RADIO LISTENERS rated third, 13,000 votes away from sec- road . Charlie Agnew returns to the ond place. Rudy Vallee is and was fourth. same station later on this spring when he King, Lombardo, Bernie and Vallee, these resumes work at the Boulevard Room of 1.11 11.1 four have remained at the top. the Stevens, with Emrie Ann Lincoln still But the others, how the year has scram- doing vocals. Radio Guide bled their popularity! Fred Waring, fifth now, was unlisted then. Jan Garber, now FOR/ HIS FIRST visit to Chicago, 423 Plymouth Court, in sixth place, rested twenty-four posi- Anson Weeks will take over the Aragon tions lower. Richard Himber, Glen Gray, ballroom and its WGN broadcasts begin- Chicago, Illinois. Eddie Duchin, Little Jack Little, Phil ning May 19, when Wayne King goes on Harris, Ted Fiorito, Harry Sosnik, Carlos his annual spring vacation. Weeks comes Please send me your FREE PRIZE CATALOG and Molina, are all newcomers within the straight from the Club Forrest, New Or- twelve months. . And what has happened leans, and his bookers are expecting great tell me how I can earn money every week with Radio to Herbie Kay, Husk O'Hare, Danny Rus- things from him. so, Mark Fisher, all of whom rated high Weeks has been a headliner on the west. Guide. in 1933? coast for years, and, on his only previous trip east, broke all sorts of records at the EDDIE DUCHIN, the talented pianist St. Regis, in New York. Wayne King re- NAME AGE whose broadcasts have been connected mains away for six weeks at least, taking with the Central Park Casino in New his entire band to California, and Weeks STREET ADDRESS York since he first gained prominence, is booked into the Aragon for that entire will make his first invasion of the middle period. Whether King's sponsor will use west this summer. He has been signed to the guest orchestras for the frequent com- CITY STATE do the musicking from the Dells, road- mercials, or one band will fill in, has not l house just outside Chicago, for the first been decided as yet.
www.americanradiohistory.com 34 Radio Guide THE FASCINATING ROMANCE OF AL JOLSON (Continued from Page 3) ear, and he left home. He sang in a Wash- most of the great talent of the succeeding ploy a regular dresser, I had an old South- that David had strummed upon his harp. ington cafe of- unsavory repute, knocked generation of the American theater, and ern darkey assist me occasionally. I tried The elder Yoelson had determined that around the East as an entertainer in min- the yet undiscovered screen and the air. to imitate the darkey talk. One night this this new, foreign and not understandable ing -town cabarets and trouped with a From variety were to emerge also old fellow said to me, 'Boss, if your skin land should not break down his religious one -night -stand circus. In Baltimore he such btidding prodigies as Eddie Cantor, be black they always laugh.' I thought observance or the devoted following of was stranded, and sold newspapers and George Jessel, George Price, Willie How- it was a good idea, and tried it." Orthodox Judaism by his children. sang ballads in a rear -room restaurant. ard, Jack Pearl, Ed Wynn, Charlie Chap- The three -act got bookings when and But Asa became acclimated with pre- He was thus engaged when police, put lin, W. C. Fields, Moran and Mack, Amos where it could, and thus found itself play- cocious adaptability. He was a problem on his trail by his frantic father, caught 'n' Andy and many more-and in variety ing a side -street house in Oakland, Calif- to his pious father and to the teachers in up with him. As a result he was ordered were such immortals then as Weber and ornia. Quite by chance, Al met Henrietta whose school the laws of this country clapped into a public institution, the Fields, George M. Cohan, Ilarrigan and Keller, a pretty young unsophisticated made attendance mandatory. The wharves House of Refuge, as an "incorrigible." Hart, Barney Bernard, Lillian Russell, and homey girl. It was mutual love. and railroad yards were his favorite play- His incorrigibility, so far as the record Marie Dressler, Eddie Leonard, Primrose To the roving actor, she typified the places. He sang in synagogue with the discloses, consisted entirely in his refusal and West, "Honey Boy" Evans, Jim and quintessence of domesticity, modesty, se- other boys, but his voice did not then an- to stay at home and follow the lines of Bonnie Thornton, Pat Rooney I., Houdini renity; to the girl reared in the sedate ticipate its natural greatness, which was behaviour laid out for him by his father. and Maggie Cline. narrowness of a placid home, he typified to be proclaimed unique and extraordin- The sensitive young caged songbird Gleefully Jolson set out on his stage the romance of the outer world, the lights, ary and become a national legend. grew gravely ill in the refuge, and was career. Inducing his brother, Harry, to the bands, the trains, the stage. What professional instincts he may have paroled to his father after two weeks' accompany him, and obtaining a second Al now admits that he had some mis- had, remained hidden from the world detention. His health returned with the partner, Al turned up in vaudeville .as givings at the time. Although but a young until the age of thirteen, when, as Al Jol- appetizing cooking of a typical "old-fash- one-third of the team of Jolson, Palmer man he realized that the profession of son, the young Yoelson surreptitiously ioned" home, and Cantor Yoelson, whether and Jolson. Vaudeville yielded him only ham -vaudevillian hardly would lead to made his debut. better growing to understand the ways of a meager wage. He was in white face. a happy domestic life. Yet, unable to Israel Zangwill's "Children of the Ghet- his adopted country or better growing to It was in these earliest days that Jolson resist the fair Henrietta's attractions-as to," starring Wilton Lackaye and featuring understand the nature of his son, realized made his first hesitating experiments with more than twenty years later, when on Mabel Taliaferro, was coming to Wash- it would be hopeless to oppose the boy girls. if the words of those who played top of the ladder, he was unable to resist ington. The advance agent advertised for longer. with him on the same bills are to be be- the more spectacular appeal of Ruby young boys and girls to appear as extras So, at the age of seventeen, Al Jolson lieved, these experiments were not glam- Keeler-the young fellow who was to be- in a street -scene. Young Yoelson was first left home to become a real actor-left orously successful. The singer soon found come the best known stage personage in in line. He looked the part, and he was amid the misgivings and lamentations and that he was a one -woman man (one wom- America, asked for the hand of the humble engaged at a dollar a performance (There prayers of his father, who admonished an at a time!) who fell madly in love with seaman's daughter. was no N. R. A. then, and no Actors' him to be always a good man, but added each current flame, giving to her his whole In next week's issue of RADIO GUIDE you Equity.) he didn't think the boy would ever be a heart. When the fire of the infatuation will read how Jolson's first marriage hit After three performances, Cantor Yoel- good actor. had been quenched, each time Al was the shoals and why; its unfortunate ef- son learned of his boy's scandalous be- Al had spent years hanging around miserable and disconsolate for weeks. Ile fect 'on him, and the details of his first havior-playing in a theater!-and Asa stage -doors, meeting the hams and drink - tried to make work his sole interest. step to stardom. Then Alma Osborne en- was yanked out by an ear. in the lingo and inside stuff of the "vari- "1 recall how 1 first came to black -up," tered his life. You will find all this in the When the boy reached fifteen, he was ety" stage, which was then a busy and says Jolson. "I was from Washington, issue of RADIO GUIDE dated Week Ending too big for Cantor Yoelson to drag by the colorful institution out of which came you know, and while I was unable to em- May 19. CONFESSIONS OF A BANDMASTER -BY ABE LYMAN (Continued from Page 7) ago, very few of the musicians on my written himself. He took the result to ifornia and is doing very well, indeed. platform were able even to read music. the sax player, who practised for a while There are three distinct types of ar- keeping with the standard of appearance Today, every one of the men in my band but couldn't follow his part. He hunted rangements: dance, radio and stage. set by the leader. Personality and hot is an expert reader. When I first took the up Grofe. Radio arrangements call for a very soft tunes were everything. Californians on tour, we carried our music "I can't play this the way it's written," chorus from the clarinet to an accompani- Now, all that has changed. Radio has in one small suitcase. Today, our music Mueller said. ment by muted violins. This can be ac- made a place for less personable band- library occupies six enormous trunks, not "Why, it's exactly the way you play it complished through the use of two micro- leaders and musicians. The crowd doesn't to mention a triple set of steel files. night after night," Grofe told him. phones. The music may all be very soft see them, therefore doesn't appreciate their All bandleaders had difficulty in initi- The tune was "Wang Wang Blues," one because of the amplification possible looks and their smiles. It has been neces- ating their musicians to the use of ar- of the most popular dance numbers of through manipulation of the dials of the individualistic band- sary, however, for the rangements. I recall the story that is the time. control board. leaders to find a new medium to carry told of Gus Mueller, when he was playing Mueller finally quit Whiteman and join- The brass section plays a more import- their personalities to the unseen audiences clarinet and saxophone in Paul White - ed my band. Later, he decided that he ant part in the arrangement made for a of the radio. Strangely enough, they found man's orchestra. Grofe had made an ar- would be a better chicken farmer than cafe or ballroom, unless a public address in they had been neg- it music, something rangement to a tune which Mueller had bandsman. He bought a ranch in Cal - system has been provided to amplify the lecting for years. Paradoxically enough, it sound. The band must play to the entire was with considerable surprise that they crowd instead of to a microphone, and turned again to music, which they had the resultant sounds must be strong. learned could be used for many things. SERMONS IN JAZZ Special arrangements are more import- Personality music comes to the band- ant in theatrical work because the show leader through arrangements of various (Continued from l'age 5) izes and popularizes "Ilappy Am I". is put on for flash purposes. The result tunes which are made for him by talented To the beat of jazz Elder Michaux's is expected to impress the audience. working of his organ- and the spiritual pilot of a huge congre- church was and hard members born of the war, sailed through I have enumerated the foregoing tech- ization. Whiteman became noted for his gation in Harlem, is now broadcasting post-war prosperity, and has survived the nical descriptions simply to show the evo- symphonic arrangements first made for over WINS, New York-another leader, depression. This is so in spite of the fact lution of music from the happy-go-lucky him by Ferde Grofe who, in 1929, was a doing the same work, but in his own way. that its supporters number few who pos- days before radio, to the involved process piano player in the Whiteman orchestra. There is no other Elder Michaux. And sess more than the necessities of life. But of music manufacture at present. With Grofe in charge, Whiteman soon be - the Elder himself comments: "More power Elder Michaux brings them happiness. Back in California, when we learned our tame noted for his symphonic arrange- to the other men who are working to save Happily they give to Elder Michaux, even numbers by ear and played them without ments. Other leaders, noticing what a suc- souls! We're all working for one great their voluntary offerings are the result of the help of music, we had plenty of time cess Whiteman had become by using cause!" self-imposed fastings. to ourselves. We seldom rehearsed. Today, Grofe's arrangements, began carrying their His method, apparently, just grew; grew A scanty means of income that is. But we must rehearse for hours before every own arrangers. And within a few years up with him in his boyhood home near out of it the Church of God supports a 30 -minute radio show. every band was featuring personality ar- Newport News, Virginia. Just how long number of homes for indigent and dis- So much for music as music. Human rangements-arrangements which distin- ago that was, the Elder will not divulge. abled members. The special home in relationship is of more importance to these guish one band from another. "I never tell my age," he says, and chuc- Washington alone houses nearly a hun- "confessions," because the story of popu- An "arrangement," it might be well to kles. "Not because I'm finicky over it, dred members of evicted families. lar music is the story of human relation- explain to the layman, is a colorful scor- but because I have been born a second A special voluntary offering suffices for ships. Let me take you with a number ing of a musical theme or group of themes. time, into a Kingdom in which there is the livelihood of the Elder himself. He from the time it comes from the publish- It can be compared to the writing of a no such thing as age ... ' pursues his energetic, determined way in ing house until it is ready for presentation. story. It has its prologue, its introduction, And his method had its origin in music, one of his two cars, both of them of dis- The new numbers are brought to me by its theme, its anti -climax and climax. No in the strident, yet musical cry with which tinguished make, but venerable with age. song pluggers who hang around the cafe two authors will w.rite one story exactly he advertised the fish he was peddling in One of the more regular members of or the radio studios. alike; no two arrangers will write the ar- his push cart. In those days every negro his congregation is President Roosevelt's "Abe," they tell me, "I have a new tune rangements for a tune exactly alike. in town, from Hell's Half Acre, the scene personal valet. But who can say that the and, boy, it's sure a swell number for your The musical arrangement reveals the of a bloody battle in '63, to the Rockets, Elder does not bring happiness direct to band." personality of the man who leads the the colored section, knew that song; knew those others who crowd his church, the "So, what?" I ask. band. His arrangers know what he wants, it, and found himself imitating it; sang it favorites of society, men powerful in big "Well," they say, "give it a ride, will and know what type of music reflects his in the fields, on the docks. Even in the business, influential in our national gov- ya?" personality to the best advantage. chain gangs which were employed to clean ernment? Thus, it has developed the even the cas- the streets, they bawled lustily the song Heartily, when Elder Michaux raises his Next week Abe Lyman will go into de- ual listener to the dance bands of the air, of Solomon Lightfoot Michaux! hand, they all join in on that mixture of tail from intimate experience, revealing the can tell at first hearing whether the music It was a weird tune, saved from melan- old time religion and modern jazz: difficulties of a bandmaster who must to which he is listening is being played choly by the jerk and swing of its rhythm. "Sweetly I trust in my Redeemer as I select his songs with care and foresight, by Ben Bernie, Paul Whiteman, Rudy Akin to that old revival favorite, "Almost go singing on my way, yet keep friends. He will give the "in- Vallee, Guy Lombardo, Little Jack Little, Persuaded." For even in those days the So happy am I, yes, happy am I. side" on the music business. You will Glen Gray or any other bandleader. Elder's eyes were on the church. And Daily I know that he is with me, keep- read also further personal "confessions"- When the Californians first became a already he was imparting to church music ing my soul from day to day, all in RADIO GUIDE, issue dated Week End- auu3ical organization in Los Angeles years that captivating rhythm which character- Happy am I, yes, Happy am I". ing May 19. 1-A
www.americanradiohistory.com Radio Guide 35 LAST SPURTS IN STAR POLL AS FAVORITES HOLD LEADS WITH the Star of Stars Election due to close on before the close of the Election. June 1, only three more weeks remain in which to bring to bear full weight of If you have not Yet cast your the final balloting. vote for your air favorites, don't Supporters of some of the favorites have begun con- delay. centrated drives. But in spite of the increased numbers of votes received by a favored few, the leaders remain All entertainers, orchestras, the same. programs and teams that have With the end relatively near at hand, speculation been on the air since October 1, runs high among voters, over the possibility that during 1933, are eligible. this concluding period of the Election the present lead- Balloting closes June 1, 1934. ers will be toppled from their positions, to give place to Awards will be announced as new and finishing favorites. Such speculation may be soon thereafter.as results can be verified by developments. Three weeks afford ample time verified. in which to reap the benefit of hard driving support. But a scrutiny of the standing of the leaders does not A ballot has been provided yield much support to this speculation. on this page, convenient in size for pasting on a one -cent post- Consider: Joe Penner, the star who commands first card. position, has more than 17,(X)0 votes more than his nearest rival, Bing Crosby. The Fleischmann Hour has In it you will find a few an even greater lead in its field over its closest competi- questions that will help us to tor with a margin of 24,000 votes. And the strongly get better acquainted. However, entrenched place held by Wayne King's orchestra, with Gertrude Niesen, in a recent photograph showing her indulging in its two to one majority, seems to make that musical her favorite avocation, cooking. Miss Niesen leads all women in unit unshakeable. Multiple Voting Excluded RADIO GUIDE'S Star of Stars Poll On the other hand, Amos 'n' Andy may yet replace The in RADIO GUIDE'S the first team, Burns and Allen. Only the next three tellers Star of Stars election your vote will not will accept only those votes which be invalidated by your failure to weeks can determine that. bear within them- answer all the questions incorporated in selves evidences of genuineness such as may be sup- the ballot. The gold medal that will be awarded the star, and Vote now! plied by a written signature. No vote will be The the gold medals that go one each to the leading program counted standing of the contestants in all four divisions that is unsigned or that shows unmistakable of the Election, together with the total number of votes and the leading orchestra, together with the silver medal evidence of having been spuriously signed. to be given winning in There each has received is shown herewith. No candidate is the team -are the hands of artists. can be no group voting, unless each member of the A design for the certificate to be awarded the members listed unless that candidate has received 175 votes or group acts as an individual in casting his or her more. of the winning program and of the winning orchestra, is ballot. being drawn up; this will be reproduced in these columns AMO STANDING NG THE STARS: Hour of Smiles` 1,244 Farm and Home Hour 396 Erno Rapee 378. Xavier Cugat 291 Joe Penner 72,933 Albert Spalding 640 Wheatenaville 1,023 Red Davis 382 Vincent Lopez 376 Joseph Koestner 282 Bing Crosby 55,844 Little Jack Little 630 Nestle 960 Crazy Crystals 381 Vincent Sorey 353 Maurie Sherman 276 Eddie Cantor 27,185 Donald Novis 625 Betty and Bob 927 Seven Star Revue 375 Will Osborne 328 Heinie and His Gren- Jack Benny 25,096 Irma Glen 624 Roses and Drums 896 Goldbergs 369 Enric Madriguera 320 adiers 259 Rudy Vallee 14,126 Connie Boswell 607 General Tire 869 Royal Gelatin 330 Gus Arnheim 291 Joseph Pasternack 256 Lanny Ross 7,265 Cheerio 603 Melody Moments 811 Richard Himber 330 STANDING AMONG THE TEAMS: Gertrude Niesen 7,137 Kate Smith 594 Cutex 781 Sally's Studio Party 323 Burns Allen 7 4,892 Ben Bernie 6,583 and Hoofinghams 1,435 Irene Beasley 583 Aragon -Trianon 760 Corn Cob Pipe Club 321 Amos 'n' Andy 68 ,150 Mac and Bob 1,213 Frank Parker 6,072 Edgar Guest 571 Buck Rogers 735 Forty -Five Minutes Will Rogers Myrt and Marge 1 9,103 Clara, Lu 'n' Em 1,131 3,536 Mary Darling 561 Cheerio 717 in Hollywood 311 Mills Brothers 1 8,399 Vera Van 3,450 Ireene N. Y. Philharmonic Revelers Quartet 1,110 Wicker 554 Bar X Days 298 Olsen and Johnson 1 2,941 Ed Wynn and Graham 977 Roy Shelley 3,365 Floyd Gibbons 552 Symphony 682 Terraplane 291 Jessica Dragonette 2,796 Fred Cadillac Stoopnagle and Allen and Hoffa 945 Hufsmith 529 647 Junis Facial Cream 289 Budd 1 1,617 Pratt and Sherman 884 Phil Baker 2,351 Smith Ballew 521 Hoofinghams 607 Just Plain Bill 283 L. Fogarty 2,172 Gene and Glenn 9,599 Pickens Sisters 857 John Gracie Allen 517 Easy Aces 606 Chesterfield 275 Benny and Mary 9,591 Al Jolson 2,055 Phil Harris 489 Gems of Melody 592 Marx Brothers 806 Clara, Lu 'n' Em 271 Baron and Sharlie 5,594 Al and Pete 768 Bradley Kincaid 2,034 Milton J. Cross 478 Yeastfoamers 582 Firestone 265 Edwin C. Hill 2,030 Molasses and Janu- East and Dumke 755 Mary Small 462 Vie and Sade 579 A. and P. Gypsies 260 ary 4,280 Goldbergs Ed Wynn 161 Myrt (of Myrt and Wizard of Oz 550 Edwin C. Hill 242 739 Gene Arnold 1,843 Maple City Four Pappy, Zeke, Ezra Marge) 460 Voice of Experience 545 Gene and Glenn 241 (Sinclair Quartet) 3,941 Jack Arnold 1,601 Richard Crooks 433 Soconyland Sketch and Elton 737 501 Irma Glen's Lovable Boswell Sisters 3,712 Fred Hufsmith and Jimmy Fidler 1,583 Frank Munn 430 Warden Lawes 489 Music 236 Landt Trio, and Don Ameche 1,496 Marge (of Myrt and Pontiac 456 Muriel Wilson 664 Gulf Refining 235 White 3,606 Lasses and Honey 626 Ethel Shutta 1,492 Marge) 423 Byrd Expedition 452 Orphan Annie 233 Dragonette and Annette Hanshaw 1,487 Nino Martini 422 U. S. Marine Band 449 Bundesen Hour 213 Munn and Rea 617 Fred Allen Parker 3,103 Jones and Hare 611 1,440 Happy Jack Turner 411 Painted Dreams 440 M.J.B. Coffee Hour 211 Betty and Bob Tony Wons 1285 Boake Carter 402 Musical Memories 435 NBC Sunday Chil- 2,958 Eton Boys 605 Alexander Woollcott 278 McCormack Carnation Hitz and Dawson Eddie and Fannie John 353 Contented 420 dren's Hour 208 (Gail and Dan) 2,914 Jack Pearl 1,137 Jack Denny 342 Father Coughlin 403 Brillo 195 Cavanaugh 561 Ralph Kirberry 1,101 Alan STANDING AMONG Baker and Bottle 2,849 Mike and Herman 541 Rice 339 THE ORCHESTRAS: Easy Aces 2,715 Russ Columbo 1,080 Arthur Boran 319 Wayne King 89,231 Lennie Sims and Bailey 526 Lowell Thomas Hayton 687 Vic and Sade 2,699 Tom and Don 506 1,079 Walter Winchell 309 Guy Lombardo 45,134 Smith Ballew 617 Tom, Dick and Pat Kennedy 1,075 June Meredith 300 Ben Bernie 32,319 Danny Russo Joe Penner and Tito 1,036 609 Harry 2,656 Stooge 457 Guizar Baby Rose Marie 297 Rudy Vallee 27,001 Ted Lewis 592 Guy Lombardo 1,017 O'Keefe 295 Don Hall Trio 2,339 Breen and De Rose 409 Walter Fred Waring 19,139 Harold Sanford 573 Sanderson and Bill Lulu Belle 1,016 Raymond Knight 289 Richard Nimber 9,381 Don Bestor and Ginger 405 Father Coughlin 996 Red Davis 539 Crumit 2 ,243 Billy Bachelor and 239 Jan Garber 7,374 Harry Kogen 485 Shutta Voice of Experience 986 Jerry Baker 232 Glen Gray 5,970 Claude Hopkins and O'Keefe 2 ,141 Janet Freeman 394 Morton Downey 966 Buddy Rogers 228 Rubinoff 453 Cantor and Wall- Fray and Braggiotti 389 5,439 Duke Ellington 439 ington 2 Ruth Etting 885 Eddie Albert 222 Paul Whiteman 4,612 Charlie Agnew ,083 Vagabonds 375 :.,t Conrad Thibault 859 Ed 419 Marian and Jim 1 ,969 Mary Lou and Lanny MacHugh 221 Eddie Duchin 4,254 Joe Sanders 388 Alice Joy 836 Pat Flanagan 217 Hal Kemp 4,071 Lum and Abner 1 ,679 Ross 369 Nancy Kelly 789 Isham Jones 215 Ozzie Nelson 3,628 Lawrence Tibbett 778 Pat Barnes 207 Little Jack Little 3,544 'hillips Lord 755 Allyn Joslyn 194 George Olsen 3,031 sie Hitz 749 Art Jarrett 193 N. Y. Philharmonic 2,123 racle Ezra 733 "Skinny" Ennis 193 Cab Calloway 1,956 Favorite Star's Jackie 716 Official Ballot Heller Harry Steele 189 Phil Harris 1,946 1. My favorite radio performer is: Richard Maxwell 698 Kenneth Sargent 179 Isham Jones 1,843 James Melton 672 Phil Cook 175 A. and P. Gypsies 1,683 2. My favorite orchestra is: STANDING AMONG THE PROGRAMS: Frank Black 1,647 3. My favorite Fleischmann 58,983 Eno Crime Clues 2,658 Jack Denny 1,590 program is: Chase and Sanborn 34,157 Cities Service 2,279 Walter Blaufuss 1,487 4. My favorite radio team is: Show Boat 31,620 March of Time 2,260 Ted Fiorito 1,458 Chevrolet 26,153 Dangerous There are_in my family; Paradise 2,183 Philadelphia Sym- I own my home_; rent a house rent an apartment_; Old Gold 8,331 First Nighter 2,175 phony 1,455 (number) -' Pabst Blue Ribbon 8,227 Carefree Carnival 1,991 Abe Lyman 1,378 I own my own car_; I do not White Owl 7,350 Kaltenmeyer's Kin- Harry Sosnik 1,309 own a car; My radio is years old and is a Sparton 7,289 I am checking the dergarten 1,751 Ted Weems 1,283 type of radio program that I like best. Popular Musical_; Classical Musi- Woodbury 7,237 Metropolitan Opera 1,645 B. A. Rolfe 1,206 Comedy_; 6,858 cal_; News_; Dramatic sketch_; Lecture_; Religious_; or One Man's Family Hollywood on the Walter Damrosch 1,099 Mrs. Bakers' Broadcast 6,554 Air 1,634 U. S. Marine Band 953 My NAME IS: Miss Sinclair Minstrels 5,787 Kraft 1,630 Carlos Molina 947 Mr. Armour 5,520 Death Valley Days 1,471 Don Voorhees 934 I LIVE AT: Ford 5,162 Big Show 1,431 Cumberland Ridge (Street and number) (City and WLS Barn Dance 3,795 Texaco 1,340 Runners State) 860 Your yote will not be Myrt and Marge 3,749 American Album of U. S. Army Band 825 invalidated by failure to answer all the questions Lady Esther 3,695 Familiar Music 1,334 George Hall 798 in this ballot. You need not repeat any answers to these questions. Camel Caravan 3,570 Breakfast Club 1,303 Rosario Bourdon 795 Mail your ballot to Star Election Tellers, care RADIO GUIDE, 423 Plymouth Seth Parker 3,061 Swift Revue 1,289 Buddy Court, Chicago, Ill. Rogers 734 This convenient size will allow the ballot to be pasted on a one -cent postcard Today's Children 2,748 Amos 'n' Andy 1,262 Gus Haenschen 708
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By Lee Mortimer FRED ALLEN-although he has been accused variously of resembling New York's former mayor, James J. Walker, Gene Tunney, and the late Frank E. Campbell, the undertaker- considers the charges merely part of the hazards of the profession. "As a matter of fact," he insists, "it is the same old face I've always used!" Fred Allen's real name is Fred Sullivan. He was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, thirty-nine years ago on the 31st of this month. He declares he was an afterthought to Memorial Day. People still can't forget him! Stage debut was made at the age of ten in an amateur pro- duction of "The Three Wise Men," given by his church. His lines were: "Sorrow is sighing, breathing, dying-sealed in this cold, stone tomb." They are the only serious lines he's ever recited, and they almost ended his theatrical career. After finish- ing school, he found a job in a hardware store in Boston. Still he is trying to figure out whether there are more nuts in a
hardware store or on the stage: - Professional stage career made when he substituted for a friend who had been booked into a local vaudeville house at five dollars per-week, not day! -The friend got cold feet, so Fred went on in his place. He was billed as "Paul Huckle- European Entertainer," and because he was a substitute, he received only three dollars. Fred liked the work so much that he quit his job in the hardware store to become "Fred St. James: World's Worst Juggler." To make matters worse, he wore a red wig while he juggled. - Allen owns more than one thousand volumes of books on comedy. His is one of the greatest collections in the world. And he makes excellent use of it because, as he says, "Good jokes never die. Their structure remains the same no matter how many changes take place as the years go by." He is the only gag -man who admits that he reads his jokes in books. Recently he has been so busy that he can't spare the time to dig up his lines in ancient tomes, so he has employed writers to help him prepare material for his radio broadcasts. He is in bed by two o'clock every morning, and up by ten. Never does he smoke. but occasionally chews tobacco-drinks moderately-takes snuff to clear his head. Some one told him that Caruso used -snuff for the same purpose. Fred believes, how- ever, that snuff does not improve the voice. He's a nut about exercise, and visits a gymnasium every day. He believes handball and rowing machines improve one's health, and is a mark for all kinds of "Two Years Ago I Was Puny, But Look At Me Now" ads. Fred is a shrewd business man. That's why he changed his name. On returning to America after three years' engagament in Australia-where he received ::5 a week-he knew that the Keith office probably would give him the same here. He changed his name so the booking office wouldn't know him, borrowing the last name of his agent, Edgar Allen. Edgar wasn't so sure about the wisdom of adding Fred to the Allen clan. But it has worked satisfactority. Fred loves the stage but prefers radio. He's kept stepping to obtain new material for Fred's back teeth are all chipped. They became so from a each broadcast; this offers a mental hazard, and mental hazards are what he loves. trick he used to do while juggling. He's conscious of approaching He met Portland Hoffa-that's a girl's name-when both were playing in the "Passing baldness, and religiously takes scalp treatments. Show of 1922." But he's a slow worker. They were not married until 1926. lie likes to be' alone, but people usually crowd around him RADIO GUIDE will place some celebrity Under the MIKEroscope every week. Save the expecting free entertainment. That's one of the reasons he hates picture on this page. There will be 52 in a full set. This is the fourth. You will get one to eat in restaurants. He has too many friends. picture a week for an entire year. To every person who sends to RADIO GUIDE, a complete - Unlike most stage people, Fred isn't superstitious. Nor does collection of 52, will be given an album containing the entire group of photographs -as he ever go to night clubs. Usually he can't spare the time; reproduced here; but the photographic reproductions will be in fine finish. prefers to sit home and read.. Shakespeare is one of his favorites, Start saving your series now. And watch for another celebrity Under the MIKEroscope and Fred finds good material for gags in the works of the bard. in RADIO GUIDE next week. !E111111111111. /Mr'
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