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ANN SHERIDAN and GEORGE BRENT ENGAGED

FIRSTnews of "Oomph Girl" Ann Sheridan's official betrothal to her steady boy friend of over a year's SOLDIERS at Fort Knox gather round 'standing came exclusively to MOVIE - as Golden West Cowboys of "Camel RADIO Gum last fortnight when cam- Caravan" oblige with request numbers. eraman Jack Albin, making a style "Home on the Range" was the favorite sitting (left) of the deep -voiced, cur- vaceous actress, observed the betrothal ring on Ann's proper left ring finger. In a happy mood was Miss Sheridan, who unquestionably is solidly in love - with Brent. The next night a camera- MOVIE man was covering the night-clubs for news pictures (see inset) and found Ann and George celebrating at the RADIO GUIDE Mocambo with Cesar Romero, left, and Ann Sothern, right. On Ann's left ring finger was the ring, and next day in APPLAUDS: the daily press the news of the en- gagement was announced. To Ann and George, the editors of MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE extend their felicitations and the wish that their marriage will be CAMEL solid, happy and lasting. CARAVAN

AT THE bottom of this furor about the morale of U. S. draftees lies THIS WEEK: Americans have a way of paper correspondent. We told Mr. Hart - one hard fact: A soldier boy's twenty- The one dollarsa month simply won't losing sight of main issues in favor of side- rich that we wanted to know a lot of things stretchtopayforlaundry,razor shows. It happened when J. P. Morgan took EDITORS' about the war that we never seemed to blades, cigarettes, haircuts, etc., with a midget on his lap in one Senate investi- NOTE read in newspapers. He agreed to help us anything left over for good times. And gation. It has happened again now that the out, and the net resultisa new type of a boy with no money and no place to unauthorized query into alleged war -like "war map," which appears on page 12 of go isn't happy. manners of the movies has become a three-ring circus. thisissue.Itisour hope that Movie -Radio Guide It is to help remedy this situation In the meantime, itis our opinion that the investi- readers will follow this first of a new series of features, that Armyofficialswelcome with gating committee might be subject to investigation save their maps so that they have a complete behind - wide-open arms all of the actors, actresses, singers and show people of for tampering with the rights of free speech. If through the -scenes story of the war to supplement their news - movies and radio who flock to camp allthis hullabaloo movie -makers should be afraid to broadcast listening. Mr. Hartrich suggests that all of and do their stuff. One of the novel, produce pictures with a war theme, authors should be you send in any questions that come to your mind. He successful efforts in this direction is afraid to write books about war,radio producers hasn't time to answer them personally, but will handle the "Camel Caravan," a traveling unit afraid to go on the air with opinionated programs as many as he can in future issues. composed of twenty entertainers from opposing Hitlerism, then we have asorry situation. the "Grand Ole Opry" radio company, It could mean a virtual end to free speech in this coun- NEXT WEEK: A really "different" issue comes to the including Minnie Pearl, Dolly Dear- try-and that must never happen. front next week. On the cover will be rough, tough, man, Kay Carlyle, Alcyone Bate, the Reporting on the war has been pretty bad and robust Victor McLaglen, dressed in a Marines uniform. CamelettesTrio,theGolden West In keeping with his pose is the leading feature titled: Cowboys, Pee Wee King, Cowboy -Joe everyone admits it. Your editors were discussing this and San Antonio Rose. Climaxing an the other day with a Mr. Edwin Hartrich, famed news - "How Radio Will Defend America."-The Editors. hour-long show at every camp is a big public -square dance-fun de luxe for many an amusement -starved soldier. Onthiswhole -hearted,patriotic project, Movu-RAsioGUIDEshow- _s applause.First, on the "Ole'I pry" Ingrid Bergman: The Greatest Movie -Radio Guide's Theatre Actress in Hollywood 2 CONTENTS of the Air Presents: "Woman folk, who are doing a job of Inside Story of a Radio Com- of Courage" (Part III) 36 troupingfor Uncle"...al'ssoldiers. mentator Under Fire 4 Keep Them Flying! 37 Second, on the R .. Reynolds Tobacco The New Adventures of Char- This Week in Radio (a depart- Movie -Radio Guide Visits: Phil Company, saw the need and lie McCarthy 6 ment) 13 Spitalny's "Hour of Charm" 38 sent"CamelCaravan" onitsway. Rise Stevens:The Girl Who FootballExpertsPredict the EleanorRoosevelt'sPictorial Took Jeanette MacDonald's Winners (a departmet) 14 Life Story (Part II) 40 Place 8 CompleteProgramsfu, this Bandstand Notes Today in Hollywood (news) 9 Week 15-21 and 24-34 (a department) 41 Review of the Week; Classical Music (a department)21 Feminine Forum COMEDIENNE MINNIE PEARL tells Brief Picture Guide 11 Today in Radio (news) 22 (adepartment) 42 Fort Bragg, N. C., boys she'; glad to Heart of Berlin (First in Series Short Waves Never a Dull see so many unattached men in crowd. of New War Maps) 12 (a department) 34-35 Moment Facing Page 44 Cowboy accordionist is Pee Wee King Vol. 11, No. 1 Oct. 11-17,1941 SUPERVISING EDITOR: Carl A. Schroeder EDITORIAL AND CIRCULATION OFFICES: EXECUTIVE EDITOR: Martin Lewis 731PlymouthCourt,Chicago,Illinois MANAGING EDITOR: Gordon Swarthout PRODUCTION MANAGER: Ruth Bizzell ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Evans Plummer, Hollywood; Don Moore, Midwest;Richard Kunstiman, Programs;James Hanlon,Education;Charles A. Morrison, Short Waves. EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS: John Carlson, Maurice Granger, Raymond Hanlon,CharlesLocigno, William T.Maslowe,Arthur Miller,Clarence Reuter, Melvin Spiegel. MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE (Trade Mark Registered U. S. Pat. Office). Volume XI. Number I. Week of October 11-17, 1991. Published weekly by Triangle Publications,Inc.,400 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Editorial and Circulation Offices: 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago, Illi- nois. Entered as second-class matter at the Post Office, Chicago.Illinois,February 21, 1940, under the Act of March 3,1879. Authorized by Poat Office Department, Ottawa, Canada, as second-class matter. Copyright 1941 by Triangle Publications, Inc.All rights reserved. Unsolicited manuscripts should be accompanied by stamped, self-addressed envelope for return. Ten cents per copy in the United States. SUBSCRIPTION RATES intheU.S.and possessions and countries of the Pan American Postal Union: six months. $2.50; one year,$9.00; two years, $6.00; three years,$8.00. Subscription ratesIn foreign countries:sixmonths,$3.50;one year,$6.00. Remit by postal money order. express money order or cheek drawn to order of MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE. Currency sent at subscriber's risk. Please allow four weeks for change of address. Be sure to give both old and new addresses. Please addressall correspondence and complaints in reference to subscriptions to the Subscription Depart- ment, 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago, Illinois. PRINTED IN U.S.A. INGRID BERGMAN The Greatest Actress in Hollywood (WITH FEW APOLOGIES TO BETTE DAVIS)

I I NGRID BERGMAN is my idea ofsideredpoorbox-office,and Leslie everything an actress should be."Howard is known to be long on pres- That quote by Gregory Ratoff, who di-tige, short on turnstile -clicking prowess. rected Miss Bergman in "Intermezzo" In "Adam Had Four Sons" critics and "Adam Had Four Sons," is andpraisedheracting,andin"Rage has been his thoughts on the capabilityin Heaven" her performance again of the Swedish actress from the begin-brought forth rich acclaim, which sim- ning. That she is "everything an ac-mered down to "here is a great actress should be," that she is the great-tress!" In her latest film, "Dr Jekyll est actress in Hollywood today, is aandMr.Hyde,"co-starringwith belief easily evoked from anyone whoSpencer Tracy, she easily riveted down can discern real acting artistry. to accepted fact her two-year progress Since her arrival in Hollywood MisstowardthepinnacleMoira-RA.1n° Bergman has blanketed herself withGums claims she occupies today-"the laurels. A study of critical reports hasgreatest actress in Hollywood." proved that she is the only actress in Miss Bergman is under exclusive movie history to whom critics havecontract to Selznick. He has been the charged up the success of each film ingroom in her fast but sure-footed pace which she appeared. to her present laurel -bedecked status. Like Garbo, Ingrid was born inSelznick introduced her to the stage Sweden, began her career there. Likethrough the SelznickCo.,in Santa Garbo, sheisoneof few foreignBarbara, Calif.,in Eugene O'Neil's actresses to make good in Hollywood.play "Anna Christie." So great was She made her first screen appearancecritical approval that Miss Bergman when fifteen, and was starred in nineplayed the name role in a summer pictures by the Svensk Filmindustri.theater in the East, causing the Thea- While it's inevitable that she be com-ter Guild to add "Anna Christie" to its pared with Garbo, their personalitiesproposed revivallistfor Broadway are extremes. Garbo has astoical,this winter in hopes of having Miss heavy -liddedworld -wearinessaboutBergman in the title role. her. Miss Bergman glows with health Miss Bergman is a fountain of tal- and youthfulness. ent, bubbling with naturalness and Devoted to her work, Ingrid's aeagerness. She's like a Swedish sun- fluent linguist in four languages, hasrise, bright and lovely and refreshing. found time to be a wife and mother. Those are reasons why, when Ernest The war has separated her from herHemingway autographed a copy of medical -professorhusband,but she"For Whom the Bell Tolls" for her, has their daughter, Pia, with her. he inscribed it: "To Ingrid Bergman, Herfirstpicture,"Intermezzo,"who is the Maria of this book." And LEFT: Ingrid Bergman touched off salvos of praise not onlywhy her "Rage in Heaven" director, with Gregory Ratoff, for Ingrid but for David 0. SelznickW. S. Van Dyke, said: "She has terrific of for having brought her to U. S. films.appeal. She's really one of the most one her greatest Success of "Intermezzo" can only benatural persons in Hollywood. I doubt boosters. Ratoff has di- heaped at her feet. The title was con -if there is a better actress!"-L. R. rected her in two films

I "INTERMEZZO" "ADAM HAD FOUR SONS" "RAGE IN HEAVEN" "DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE" MISS BERGMAN'S performance UNLIKE most foreign stars, Ingrid INTRODUCED to American audi- AS IVY in"Dr. Jekyll and Mr. in the Swedish version of "Inter- Bergman speaks English perfectly, ences without fanfare, "Here is a Hyde,"Ingrid,co-starredwith mezzo" persuaded David 0. Selz - won new laurels co-starring with great actress," said critics of her Spencer Tracy, established herself nick to sign her as co-star with Les- Warner Baxter in second Ameri- work in "Rage in Heaven," with as "the greatest actress in Holly- lie Howard in the American film can film, "Adam Had Four Sons" Bob Montgomery, George Sanders wood," in opinion of many experts 2 -WiTI inger CHARMING AND SIMPLE, Ingrid Bergman (above) was guided to stardom under the wise supervision of David 0. Selznick. Her complexion has been called "the most perfect" in Hollywood. She wears little make-up. Vigorous, robust and BLOND Ingrid Bergman, with her responsive, Ingrid is a great reader of American magazines, dogs above, likes music, is an ac- studies English every spare moment under Ruth Roberts (left). complished pianist, loves both the Ingrid likes American ice cream-says it comes in more flavors theater and movies, knows how to than foreign ice cream-thinks visiting museums is exciting win friends and influence people 3 INSIDE STORY ofa RADIO COMMENTATOR UNDER FIRE WilliamL.Shirer, CBS correspondent and author of "Berlin Diary," describeshisexperiencesinNazi Germany

OF ALL the foreign news correspon- As formidable to a foreign corre-trip necessitated traveling by subway In his broadcasts to America Shirer dents who have been privileged tospondent as the food problem were thethe following problem lay before him:was not permitted to use the word report World War II, none is more ableproblems created by the nightly black-The safe negotiation of a ten-minute"Nazi."Thereason,theGermans to tell the true story of life in war-outs, the clothing shortages, the airwalk down the Wilhelmstrasse,at-averred, was that it had a bad sound time Germany than William L. Shirer.raids, the lack of proper heat in apart-tended by collisions with lamp -postsin America. Instead he had tosay From 1925 until 1937 Shirer coveredments, and the German censorship ofand fire -hydrants; a forty -minute sub-"National Socialist" or avoid the term Europe for the Chicago Tribune andoutgoing press items. The last year ofway ride that for half the distancealtogether. various pressassociations. Then heShirer's seven years in Germany wasran above ground, during which time Once censorship prevented Shirer joined the European staffof CBS.spent at the Adlon Hotel, which wasthe train was in complete darkness. from making a regularly scheduled From that time on, the tall, stocky re-run for foreigners. The hotel, because Whilethe CBScorrespondent'sbroadcast.Theshort-waveofficials porter was to witness for radio one ofit catered to the foreign element, pro-broadcasts took only five minutes towithtypicalNazi underhandedness the most important periods of history.vided many comforts and luxuries thatdeliver,their preparation demandedcabled Shirer's New York office that Shirer, like most ace reporters, wasthe average German citizen could notevery moment of his waking time. Athis failure to go on the air had been there on the spot whenever things be-obtain. The winter before he moved to10:30 a.m. he began his work for thedue to his lateness.It was a trick gan to happen. He was in Vienna whenthe Adlon, Shirer suffered severelyday. First job was to read the morn-which did not help to sweeten Shirer's the Nazis proclaimed their Anschlussfrom cold. At the Adlon, however, heating papers and listen to the newscasts.bitterness toward the Nazis, who once with Austria. Later the thirty -seven-and hot water could be obtained inThen he would go to the Rundfunk tostripped and searched his wife. year cov-abundance.Infact,accordingtoprepare his first daily broadcast at 2:00 Now in America, Shirer eredtheSudetenlandfightinginShirer, the knowledge that these com-p.m. to Americans who were just thenceiving congratulations upon his book, Czechoslovakia and was an observerforts existed there drew many Ger-sitting down to their breakfast. "Berlin Diary," and preparing for his at the sell-out of that country at Godes-man officials to his apartment to obtain news broadcast series, which began burg, Berlin and Munich. When thea warm bath, something which they AT THE Rundfunk he would consultrecently, became sponsored October 5. war broke, Shirer, then CBS's centralcould not get at home. The Adlon (see the official communiques issued byShirerisconvinced thatultimately European manager, was stationed inmap, 1) was in the tinter den Linden,the high command, read the latest DNBthe Nazis can be beaten. "But," he Berlin. From the Nazi capital he cov-located five miles from the Rundfunknews dispatches and talk with thesays, "it will be a long, hard fight." ered the war from its inception until(see map, 8), the Nazi broadcastingRundfunk officials. Later he would getThis, says Shirer, is because the Ger- December 1, 1940, when he left to re-center. To make his twice -daily triponthetelephone and consultthemans have planned this war better turn to this country to publish histo the studios, Shirer either had toAmerican embassy, the press associa-than the last one. Regarding the Ger- experiences in diary form. The book,drive his German -made Ford, or, whentions and his private news sources. man morale, he says, "As long as they "Berlin Diary," is now a best-seller,his monthly allotment of thirty-seven Immediately following this broadcastare successful the war will not be an and is fast reaching the 600,000 mark.gallons of gas ran out, take the sub-Shirer would return to the Adlon Ho-unpopular war with the German peo- Life in Nazi Germany is no picnic,way, a forty -minute ride. When thetel for a warm meal, since after 3:00ple. It is only when they have to pull says Shirer. Foreign correspondents,latter means of travel became neces-p.m. nothing but cold food would bein their belts a little more tightly that even though they receive double thesary, the night-time trip to the Rund-served. At 5:30 p.m. he journeyed overthe war will become unpopular." rations of German white-collar work-funk became something of an adven-to the Propaganda Ministry (see map, William Shirer may beheard Sun- ers, are still denied many food itemsture. To make an evening broadcast to4) to attend the daily press conference.days on CBS at 5:45 p.m. EST and which are considered "nonluxury" inAmerica, Shirer went on the air atThen, following his evening meal, heCDT, 4:45 p.m. CST,.3:45 p.m. MST, America. 12:45 a.m. Berlin time. Whenever thewould write his second broadcast script.2:45 p.m. PST.

IN BERLIN Shirer made five -mile trip from his COMMENTATOR CATCHES forty winks in room TO SHIRER, astoallAmericansinBerlin, hotel (Adlon) to broadcasting studiosinthe reserved for wee -hour broadcasters. His report to American embassy (see map, 2) was home, a Rundfunk (shown on map asI and 10) in his Ger- America went on at12:45 a.m. Berlin time just haven from Nazis, a place to go for a good man Ford. Above he checks lamps for blackout asU.S.listeners were sitting down to dinner meal. Note radium pin on coat, blackout signal 8

WARTIME BERLIN (Directory) To identity the places of which ShirerI ved and worhed-and to follow the doily dangers under which he lived-use this map.

1. AdIon Hotel 10. Shor+Wave Building (this build. ing, 150 yards from No. 9, can 2. American Embassy tains sin broadcasting studios). 3.Hitler's Chancellery Leaning building 9, Shirer walled out on terrace and down 4. Propaganda Ministry stepin open to go to studios S. Foreign Office (No. 10), often dodging shrap- nel curing bombing raids 6. PofsdamerPlot:(geographic center of Berlin) 11. Adm nistration Building (where new! is hcndled) 7. Grosse Stern 12. DomTstic Broadcasting Studios 8. Entrance to Rundfunh (German Broadcasting Bldg.) 13. AdoW Hitler Plat-,This, Hitler promises, will be named Musso- 9.FrontOfficeBuilding(where lini at:(if Germany kvic- Shirer hod to show pass) torious in the war)

GERMANS, like policeman above, were nota- MILITARY CENSOR goes overShirer'sscript. WORLD-WIDE SCOOP was Shirer's report of bly apathetic to Nazi victories, Shirer found. Some censors, hefound, were stupid,reword- Nazi -French armistice from Compiegne Forest He paidforNazicfRcials'newstipswith ing comments to make broadcast stronger than (above). Scoopalso is newsthatShirer's razor blades, food. Mole), was not accopted before. Okay often came after broadcast time wife,Tess,willsoon have her secondchild

ENTERING THE RUNJFUNK (see man,9), ENDLESS QUIBBLING over script with a variety AFTER SEVEN YEARS under the shadow of the Nazi broadcast center, Shirer shows his pass to of censors was inevitable. Detailed map here was swastika, enjoying America's free air with wife Nazi guard. One of h s friends, late for broad- usedtosettlequestionsinvolvinglocationsof Tess,daughter, isnovel,gratifyingprivilege cast, rushed by, was ordered, "Stop, or I'll :hoo-" places.Censor wears uniformofnavalofficer -one forwhichShireriswillingtofight! The New Adventures of CHARLIE McCARTHY

To News Desk: CHARLIE McCARTHY is "at 'em" again. That fresh, spoiled wooden brat, that ill-mannered son of a cab- inetmaker's art, once more has returned to the Sunday air - lanes to take all corners with the aid of the alter ego of his mentor, Edgar Bergen. And is he "cooking with gas"! We sought him out at the home of W. C. Fields, whence Charlie had gone to make arrangements for a continuance of their feud September 21. "Hello, you termite terminal!" Fields greeted him. "Mr. Fields," cooed Charlie sweetly, "I'd like to ask one small favor of you. Will you please loan me your nose so I can use it as a stoplight for my motorcycle?" The feud was on once more! That may have been one reason Charlie and his guardian departed from Hollywood the next week on a concert tour. They played first September 29 at Salt Lake City ("Why weren't you a Mormon, Bergen?" Charlie wanted to know at that town) and during October will appear the first at Denver, second at Omaha, third at Des Moines, broadcast October 5 from Chicago, and appear October 7, 8 and 9, respectively, at Louisville, Evansville and St. Louis. McCarthy before leaving told MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE that he plans many new glamour girl flirtations this season. "I was supposed to sit on the lap of Deanna Durbin Septem- ber 7," he complained, "but she got laryngitis and they wouldn't let her near me. I don't see why. I couldn't have caught it, could I, Bergen?" "I hope that Carole Lombard and Lana Turner, too, will come visit me again some Sunday," ruminated the Mc- Carthy, "thatis,if Gable and Tony Max -tin won't get jealous. And I have it on good authority that-shhh!- Shirley Temple is mad about me and is planning a date. "But I'm afraid I'm going to have trouble with my new maestro, Ray Noble. Already, just because he's an En- glishman, he's been showing me how I ought to wear my monocle. I submitted, of course, because I thought maybe I could put the bee on him for a small lend-lease loan. Did I get it? No, and I'm going to write Winnie Churchill!" New honors are in store for Charlie this year. Last year one of his most celebrated, he was named an honorary fire chief, a master sergeant in the Air Corps and an honorary sergeant of the Marines. In fact, it already looms that he is about to be court-martialed by the Air Corps for joining another branch of the service simultaneously. To those rumors, however, that Char- lieis grooming himself for the 1944 Republican presidential nom- ination, McCarthyismute. He only says, "Bergen refuses to talk. But don't mind nominating me yet," Charlie suggested. "Instead, use your influence on Bergen and try to get him to raise my allow- ance of six bits a week?"-E. P.

THE McCARTHY brat's fertilethough wooden brain is up to any form of deviltry.Lastyear, as Air Corps sergeant, it was his bean -shooter bomb -sight with a rear - visionmirror("tosee ifteacher'slooking"). Left: Bergen, Brig. Gen. Weir inspectinvention THIS FALL already Charlie has run smack-dab into a new feud with his old enemy, W. C. Fields, who appeared on the coffee hour Sept. 21. Only Bergen's pleading prevented Fields from (I) sawing the brat into "venetian blinds" when he discovered (2) Charlie had tied a string to his practise golf ball, ruined putt. But it took every ounce of will -power Fields possessed to keep from driving a nail where it'd do the mos+ good when (3) he caught the dummy on secretary Malinda Boss' lap-"dictating"!

CHARLIE'S NEWEST PLAYMATE is Ray Noble (r.), SEEING IN NOBLE areal sophisticate, Charlie CLIMAX of monocle lesson comes as all three who has joined Bergen as show's maestro. British - is awed, but demonstrates his technique boldly. don glasses. Climax of McCarthy -Noble associa- born Noble knows all about monocles, advises Charlie "Not bad?" he asks. "Not good," answers Noble tion should be something extra -special in comedy!

Glamour girls Charlie has met and would like to meet again AFFAIRS OF THE HEART, of course, will always be Charlie's favorite kind of adventure. He can't wait to meet the beautiful actresses Bergen has invited to appear on theirshow,andhealsohopes +o meet some of his old flames. For example, Lana Turner, whom the kindling -wood Casanova is about to lure away from Bergen, at left. Or Deanna Durbin. Charlie was forced to post- pone a session on Deanna's lap recently, but having enjoyed one such before (right), he knows what to expect,iswaiting eagerly! To Feature Desk: NELSONEDDY and Jeanette Mac- Donald have been making musical pictures together so long at M -G -M that they've become almost insepara- ble. Then along came "The Chocolate Soldier" and a new singing foil for Eddy. She isRise Stevens, twenty- eight,atall,brown -eyedbrunette, born in New York City. She turned down M -G -M's first bid for her services eight years ago; likewise refused theMetropolitanOpera'sproffered contract in order to go to Europe for three years and learn more about her trade. Upon her return the Metropolitan signed her. For three years now she's been the toast of the Met and will open the season this winter as Cheru- bino in Mozart's "Marriage of Figaro." And Louis B. Mayer, who also discovered her and likewise waited, man- aged to persuade her to test again in 1940. This time urged by her husband, Walter Szurovy, she accepted. But-and this was a big but-she in- terposed, "My movie work must not interfere with my opera." That was arranged. To Rise (pronounced Ree-sa) Stevens, her success in opera, she believes, will surpass anything she does on the screen. This summer when Miss Stevens came to work for M -G -M she was met atthetrainwithout ballyhoo and rushed to the lot (her first time in a movie studio) and put to work making tests. For four weeks straight, with but one day off, she was kept busy by those production tests. FirsttobeimpressedbyMiss Stevens was Nelson Eddy. He took an immediatelikingtoherandher wholesome freshness; he extended his big brother arm and showed her the intricacies of her work. And in that mentorship Eddy him- selfrelaxed and de- liveredwhatstudio officials and sneak pre- viewers declare is Ed- dy'sbestacting and singing job of his en- RISE tire career! He forgot to be stiff, because he was helping Miss Stevens. STEVENS Rise's mode of living is a key to her character. She likes to go about in sports clothes The Girl Who Took and tailored suits and is an extremely normal girl. She's a good wife, JEANETTE keeps no help despite -111/1114nger herincome.Shortly LOVELY RISE STEVENS, an established Metropolitan Opera star,isalso the after arrival in Holly- most glamorous opera singer ever brought to Hollywood. Miss Stevens will MacDONALD'S wood she moved from appear opposite Nelson Eddyin M -G -M'sfilm"The Chocolate Soldier" anexpensiveapart- ment hotel to a more PLACE modest furnished apartment where, when Tr she had time, she did the cooking. She likes swimming, walking. Her taste runs to lightweight cash- meresweaters,lushsuedes,good pearls,sterlingsilverandcrystal glasses. In these itisinteresting to connote a parallel for Nelson Eddy's love of fine things-antiques, good art, Ming horses, crystal chandeliers. No wonder they got along so well! Miss Stevens comes from an average New York family. Her dad is an ad- vertising salesman. Rise'sfirsttaste from the cup of fame came when she was ten years old and sang prima donna roles on Milton Cross' Sunday morning NBC Children's Hour. And there you have the girl who took Jeanette MacDonald's place-Rise Stevens. Nelson Eddy likes her,we likeher, andweand she hope you ABOVE, LEFT: Miss Stevensinher favorite IN "THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER," Nelson Eddy's acting, likeher. Sodon'tforget to see her operatic role as Octavian in "Der Rosenkava- criticsreport, show; marked improvement. Eddy's own self- nextmonth in "The Chocolate lier." Above, right: Miss Stevens with Eddy consciousness left him as he assisted newcomer Miss Stevens Soldier." -E. P. 8 %daft diallittivoci

and exaggerates conditions which no GENERAL longer exist in the republic. Frank Mickey's "21" Party Tang, Chinese technical director of Mickey Rooney's "Mom" saw to itmanypictures,including M -G -M's that son's twenty-first birthday did"One Night in Bombay" and "The not go unsung or uncelebrated whenGood Earth," was asked toofficiate, she gave him a party September 23for "The Shanghai Gesture." He read at the Cocoanut Grove, to which hethe script but turned down the job invited M -G -M friends and associates,even before production had started, actresses Mae Robson and Judy Gar-and for the reasons given above. land. As for Mickey himself, his girl was Ava Gardner, Metrocontract"Monkey Business" player and recent favored Rooney Muk, six -year -old,seventy -five - partner who not sostrangelyhaspound chimpanzee which gives a sen- much resemblance to Linda Darnell,sational comedy performance as Doro- last year's Rooney crush. The elabo-thy Lamour's playmate in "Malaya," ratecandy -decorated cake sur-is the first of its breed to be signed mounted by twenty-one candles boreto a long-term contract by a major the inscription: "To Mick from Momstudio. Brought out of the African and the Gang"-and when Mickeyjungle at the age of five months, Muk blew out the candles in one gust ofnow shows the aptitude of an average breath, he got his wish (undisclosed).ten -year -old child. One of his favorite Busby Berkeley, director of Mickey'sroutines is emulating certain screen currently making picture, "Babes onstars. MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE editors re- Broadway," surprised the star with amember three years back to the time "production number" comprisinga he emulated an editor. Our offices at dozen telegraph messengers who sud-that time were right above the Trader denly appeared, broke into a specialHorn Pet Shop, Muk's habitat. On songandditty.Grove bandleaderoccasions Muk would slip out of the Freddy Martin playedtwice,eachcage, explore the immediate vicinity. time on a transcontinental radio net-Thisparticularday,editorCarl work, Mickey's own song composition,Schroeder returned from lunch, found "Love's Got Nothing on Me," and theMuk mulling over the correspondence Rooney was happier than if he wonon his desk. Hesitant about asking an Academy Award for his acting!Muk to leave, Schroeder allowed the Rooney gift plunder included: Frommonk to hold down the editor's chair, mother,a new grand piano; fromwhich he did with the air of a bored M -G -M, a matching set of luggageexecutive.Aseventsturnedout, and a trunk; from Larry Darmour,Muk's issue was a great circulation who first made the actor famous insuccess, which proves that there might his Mickey McGuire comedies, a six-be something after all to this "monkey teen -mm. print of Mick's eleven -year -business." old screen play, "Touchdown Mickey," inwhich. thelate Howard Jones, U. S. C. coach and idol of Rooney,Tracy Finally Lotliarlo appears; a set of matched golf irons, Spencer Tracy has won praise and and a malted -milk mixer with fiveprizes for his screen efforts, but when pounds of malted milk powder. Theit came to making love and getting. latter, by the way, gave Mickey thethe girl he was usually out to lunch. biggest thrill! Who said he's grownIn "Boys Town" he wound up with up? (See pictures, page 10.) Rooney and some headaches, in "Test Pilot" he got nothing but a pat on the Bing Warned by FBI back from Gable, in "Boom Town" When Bing Crosby, winding up hisClaudette Colbert was the apple of his vacation, quietly slipped away aloneeye but Gable cidered that, in "Edi- to South America and the Argentineson" his love was a light globe and to do horse buying and trading, gos-in "Jekyll and Hyde" he had test- sip sleuths immediately scented a rifttube affection. But now in "Woman of between Bing and Dixie, his wife.the Year," with Katharine Hepburn, But what they did not know or learn isthat Edgar Hoover, chief of the FBI G-men, warned Crosby last year, when the same trip was contemplated by the screen and radio crooner, that C)1kk. S he had best leave hischildren at home on account of probable mobs, 611tS NtN/s1 to too good opportunities for kidnapings, accoraIngstar and threatening Nazi plots south of O nevis screen NPkt5 nIps beInc) ok the border. Bing at the moment, how- restAt take ever,is the chum of every Buenos aman,thenvihen andPks a to a" \irk es but 14. corced Aires schoolboy. Because his recep- been remove he wins his romance chevrons in some DOGtradkn,vitth acapta\has to tion in that city was so big and so °wits surgery Vkarnpsk;trekey/ of the funniest, wackiest love -making spontanewis, a public holiday was de- \/sIVAE.4 news Miss New a newspaper\t\S 0:10g, Oasficher spent ex Hollywoodhasseen.Thepicture clared withallschools and stores best tokabove\ , her DavsiiiencYS unaersoway ior pos:, doesn't show until January, but be closed. Bing, inveterate crowd -dodger Betteby \ ate her worse as sure and see what happens when a ay On OA\Gag°the soon inhis own country, took an auto b\tten Nolte. as DInner, celluloid bachelor finally goes erotic. tour through the streets, waved at the a vcakon,the oirc none to ok stopped seemed,koNo\iwoodCarne recovery million Argentine fans who packed tracesBette rims,return \N`no ette's the streets for a glimpse of him. iarm, to OenpendIng Goddard Pays Off betweenp\ans MI`ne hours She work ha\ted When Paulette Goddard initiated "Gesture" Nettles Chinese once. hasbeen her "pot -and -pan derby" in the in- pels% conk\nuev4h\cl Arnold Productions, now concluding s\b\e oi terest of national defense, she agreed the making of "The Shanghai Ges- on to kiss the winner "as long and as ture," will find it poorly received by proAuck\ well" as she does her leading man, China. The reason: The film reflects RayMillatid,in"Reap theWild on the morals of the Chinese people (Please Turn to Next Page) P 11/1 9 "MOM'S" PARTY for Mickey Rooney a+ the Cocoanut Grove on the occasion of his twenty-first birthday on September 23 found (I) Mickey honoring his mother with the first dance; (2) Judy Garland giving him a real kiss in return for a piece of his cake, and (3) Mickey giving his date, Ava Gardner, a smile as he cuts her a piece of cake.(Seedetailedstoryonpage9.)

Today in HOLLYWOOD (Continued from Preceding Page) STOP -PRESS BULLETIN Wind." The winner turned up in H. B. Clifford, owner of a house of short TO NEWS DESK: orders, who contributed 335 pieces of aluminum ware. Quite wolfishly, and GINNY SIMMS AND DICK PURCELL unabashed despite the presence of his ARE ELOPE -MINDED. KAY RYSER AND wife, Clifford kissed Paulette for fifty- two seconds, emerged smiling but GLNNY HAVE DEFINITELY SAID "AU breathless, uttering "Terrific!" REVOIR" TO MARRIAGE PLANS...GEORGE

THE WAR BRENT ANT ANN SHERIDAN PLANA Unluckiest Private Lucky CHRISTMAS -WEEK MARRIAGE...THE No matter how incongruous the above heading may look,itis no GABLES TIFFING CRACKS ARE MERE mirage. The "unluckiest" private in HOLLYMOD RUMORS, theFortiethDivision,stationedat Camp San Luis Obispo, will, each week, be the guest of Preston Foster at a football game in Los Angeles.Mr. Pidgeon is on his way to Alaska Thissilverliningtotheprivate'sto meet his wife, who is yachting gloom will include railroad fare, liv-with friends. He will finish out their ing expenses, two tickets and taxicruise, then return to Hollywood for fare. In case he doesn't have a date,future commitments. that willbe arrangedtoo. Morale officers of the Fortieth Division willLyons Return to London make the "unlucky" selection. Favorites in England just as they were in the United States, the Ben Stewart's Stand -In Drafted! Lyons (she's Bebe Daniels), having GeorgeWhalley, Jimmy Stewart'shad a short but pleasant visit with stand-in,will befriends in New York and Hollywood inductedasaand a reunion with their evacuated soldier some timechildrenlivinghere,willAtlantic this month. Know-Clipper to London October 9. There SNOOTY CLUB ing that he'll bethey will continue their work of en- called up, Georgetertaining English soldiers and con- GOES RURAL is trying bis besttributing good cheer to the British to be assigned topeople. CINEMA CITY'S top-notchstars the same outfit as too( the roles cf hayseed farmers, Jimmy,justto HOSPITALIZED givetheofficers peasant: and city slickers when the double trouble. Tonsillectomy for Withers Vilest Side Tennis club,first -water Jane Withers, whose bad tonsils re- social amd sporting club of the Hol- EN ROUTE cently forced her to miss a studio ywood :olonys -ageditsannual Bette Davis call for the first time in her screen -.:Dstume dinner -dancelast week, career, had them clipped September Back on Farm dedicatirg the event to the farm. 29 at a Santa Monica hospital. She is As aresultofreported feeling "better already," and t I) Suave Tyrone Power, as a farm- the dog -bite Bettewill be ready for work almost imme- lsnd, eats cancy corn beside his Davis received ondiately. wife, Arnabella,, -Jiressed as a French her nose (see pic- peasant girl.(2) The pretty Dutch ture, page 9), herJimmy Dorsey's Ear Ailment milkmaid is Simone Simon. With her physician has or- Soon as Jimmy Dorsey and his bind dered her to takeflew into Hollywood to play in Para - is Walte- Pidcea®, evidently sup- a three-week va-mount's "The Fleet's In," the band- pDsed to be a city slicker. (3) Gary cation, which sheleader was confinedto bed by a Cooper andwife,SandraShaw, is using up on hermysterious ear ailment. Paramount wno are seldom seen in Hollywood New Hampshireofficialswere hopingthat Jimmy farm. While in the gay spo-t., wore ranchers' togs. Ex - would recoup in a hurry, as they EastMissDavisdon't want production delayed on top cowhand Cooper appears tobe willvisitJohnsof the $75,000 Jimmy and his band glirrlyt- 'Doingthelight fantastic Hopkins Institute,receive for the picture. find out if plastic surgical work will be required. Dur- HONORS ing her absence, "The Man Who Came to Dinner" set is dark. Autry, Oklahoma, Pop.1,000 Gene Autry, the singing cowboy, is about to have a town named after Pidgeon Flies to Alaska him. The town of Berwyn, Oklahoma, Walter Pidgeon we mean. Havingadjacent to Autry's 2,000 -acre ranch, just finished "Fancy Free" at M -G -M,is filing a petition to have its name CUTTING -ROOM HODGE- FADED SUMMER LOVE PODGE Like the autumn leaves, Lana Turner's Linda Darnell has an 11:30 p.m. romantic inclinations seem to be turning curfew ruling which Mama strictly color. At the world premiere of "A Yank enforces ... M -G -M is trying to locate inthe R. A.F.," held September 25 at six "angels" for roles in "I Married an Grauman'sChineseTheater,Lanaand Angel." They must be young, have stardom -groomed George Montgomery were an eye -popping twosome. There may be long blond hair, perfect figures, an- nothing to this date. Montgomery isstill gelic features and be able to sing seeing Ginger Rogers inhideaway spots, divinely. Hmmmm. Don't they have to dating Ann Rutherford more openly.It know how to dance?... Cary Grant merely is the first indication that Movie - and Joe E. Brown were both pro- "IT STARTED WITH EVE" Radio Guide was on the right track when fessional acrobats ... Fred MacMur- it doubted the Turner -Martin match would ray used to have his own band, sang Cast:DeannaDurbin,CharlesLaughton, chet), as she is out shopping, so he ever altar -trek. This isthe first splinter and blew on a saxophone ... Carole Robert Cummings, Walter Catlett.Charles hireshat -checkgirlAnne Terry that will probably wind up in the break-up Landis can do the hula better than the Coleman, MargaretTallichet. Catherine (Miss Durbin) to impersonate. of the two. With an "ex" already before Doucet, Guy Kibbee, etc. A Universal average native . . .Victor "Lippy" Reynolds likes Anne. fools his doctor her name, Lana doesn't want to put the picture,producedby,:oePasternakand Mature is a champ swimmer. . . and "q. t." on a career by double "hexing" it. directed by Henry Koster.Story by Hans death -maskmakers,recovers Olivia de Havilland can bark like Kraly, with screen play by Norman Krasna and demands to see more of "Gloria" a dog! and Leo Townsend. (Anne), much to his son's confusion. changedofficiallytoGene Autry. He convinces Anne to carry on the ASSIGNMENTS Type of Picture: A variation of the impersonation, and Anne andhis Population is around 1,000. Cinderella plot, with Deanna win- dad, now wise to the trick without Olivia to Co -Star With Davis ning her rich Prince Charming, Bob Anne or Jonathan knowing, plot to LIFE STATISTICS Miss De Havilland is perhaps the Cummings, from his wealthy fiancee make Anne his son's bride. Anne, Mae West in Court busiest person in Hollywood. She has with the help of the king, Charles who hopesforasingingcareer, just finished work with Errol Flynn Laughton, and it's a clever, light ro- carries on in the hopes of meeting It looks like Frank Wallace, Mae mantic comedy of the first water, as Stokowski at the old man's party, isin "They Died With Their Boots On," West's perennial family skeleton, andisnow working with Henry well as being Deanna's tenth film but at the last minute. not realizing about throughrattling.AdmittedlyFonda in "Male Animal." On the com- and first since her real -life wedding. she really has fallen in love with married to Miss West in 1911, Wallacepletion of this picture she has been ThisIstheStory: Laughton, as Jonathan and he with her, decides has had the ornery habit of bringingassigned a co-starring role with Bette millionaire Reynolds, on his death- to wash up the whole affair. But Mae into court or headline promi-Davis in "In This Our Life," another bed presumably, asks his son Jona- Dad Reynolds has other ideas. And nence many times since. His latestbest-selling novel, following the pop- than(Cummings) to fetchhis all ends well. court effort, when he tried to get aular trend of having a phrase for a fiancee so that he may see her before Verdict:Deannaisat herbest. $1,000 monthly alimony check fromtitle. he dies. Jonathan cannot find her. Recommended for the entire family Miss West, ended in a denial plus a Gloria Pennington (Margaret Talli- as a must -see. stinging rebuke from the judge. Wal- lace, who married after his separa-Stars in Own Life Story tion from Miss West without first get- No actor or actress has ever enacted ting a divorce, was charged to behis or her own life story on the screen. motivated by greed in seeking theThat honor has been left to a horse, Outstanding Pictures de Havilland-then falls in love A YANK IN THE R. A. F.: BRIEF with her.(Adults.) alimony. Miss West addedtothethe mighty- Seabiscuit. The world's HURRICANE SMITH: judge's denial, saying she was "broke"greatest money -winning equine will Tyrone Power. cocky American Ray pilot, seeks, finds adventure in PICTURE Middleton and Jane Wyatt. A anyway and that you can't get blooddesert the breeding farm for the cam- war -torn Britain. Betty Grable rodeo champ founds a town on out of a turnip. eras soon to star in "True to Form," is the heroine. Worthy of any- faith 'and romance.(Family.) a saga of the Biscuit's brilliant and one's time.(Family.) GUIDE THE PITTSBURGH KID: Faye on Baby Leave stout-hearted tenure as King of the LADIES IN RETIREMENT: Billy Conn and Jean Parker. A Alice Faye, wife -of bandleader PhilTurf. Ida Lupino is excellent in this boxing drama starring the ring's thriller -chiller, as the woman own Billy Conn. (Family.) Harris, has been granted a year's leave who makes her life's work the care of her two WILD GEESE CALLING: Henry Fonda and of absence by her studio. Reason is forTheir Next Picture demented sisters. (Adults.; Joan. Bennett wander allaround the Klondike a good rest and a stork arrival some- Betty Field has been chosen for the THE LITTLE FOXES:Realistic drama of a to get hitched and have a baby.(Adults.) time next April. Miss Faye will berole of Cassandra in "Kings Row." heartless.designing woman-Bette Davis'bid Comedy replaced in three films the studio hadThis is one of the acting plums of the for another Academy Award.(Adults.). FATHER TAKES A WIFE:Gloria Swanson lined up for her. year. There's a twist to her selection, LYDIA:Storyof a woman andherfour conies back instory of an actress whn finds too. She had been helping her room- loves,brilliantlydirected by French producer marriage retirement more hecticthanacting. HOLLYWOOD MERRY-GO- mate, Adele Longmire, rehearse for JulienDuvivier. AMerleOberontriumph. (Adults.) the part, when she was asked to test (Adults.) HENRY ALDRICH FOR PRESIDENT: Hen - ROUND SERGEANT YORK: Anhonestfictionized 17'5platform was wobbly buthe straightened and waltzed off with the part . . . storyof whatreallyhappenedto a soldier. itout.A "sure-fire"hitina new American Ann Sothern and Cesar Romero anGinger Rogers' next will be "Roxie (A family must!) institutional series. (A family must.) eyebrow -lifting couple at the "YankHart" for 20th Century -Fox, instead MARRIED BACHELOR: Domestic farce. Title in the R. A. F." premiere at Grau-of "Self -Made Cinderella" . .. After Other Offerings tellsthe story and it's good fun, with Robert man's . . .Olivia de Havilland andfinishing"WomanoftheYear," DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE: Spencer Young and Ruth Hussey. (Family.) Lew Ayres together two evenings inSpencer Tracy will star in John Stein - Tracy gives a freshinterpretationof the old NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH:Bob Hope melodrama,aidedbyIngridBergman,Lana a row at the Scheherazade .. . Jinxbeck's "Tortilla Flats" . . . Despite extracts plenty of belly -laughs from a slightly Falkenburg and Randy Scott are do-what any Hollywood columnists say, Turner.(Adults.) threadbare yarn.(Family.) GENTLEMAN FROM DIXIE:There'stre- ing the niteries ... Ginger Rogers andGary Cooper has not been assigned OUR WIFE:Scientist -heroine Ruth Hussey George Montgomery out bowling to-the role of Lou Gehrig in the screen- mendous heart appeal inthis story of the old savesconfused Melvyn Douglas from ex-wife gether, but he has also been seen withing of the latter's life. Choice for this South, an exconvict. alittlegirl and a horse. Ellen Drew-and marries him.(Family.) Lana Turner and Ann Rutherford!role will not be announced until the (Family.) Western HERE COMES MR. JORDAN:Storyof a BAD MAN OF DEADWOOD: Roy Rogers and ... While Lana watched the circuslatter part of November .. . Fred spirit removed from a body fifty years before its Gabby Hayes.Roy proves the right of justice . with Roger Pryor . . Rudy_ ValleeAstaire has checked in at Paramount time-good comedy, with Robert Montgomery, in the wild West.(Family.) repeating again and again with Maryfor "Holiday Inn," which he will do Claude Rains,: James Gleason.(Adults.) DOWN MEXICO WAY: Gene Autry.Gene MacBride. with Bing Crosby. HOLD BACK THE DAWN: GigoloCharles upsets a scheme by fake movie promotersto Boyer contrives to marry school -teacher Olivia dupe Mexican executives.(Family.) P 11/1 1-The "Haus Vaterland," with only "Wild West" bar in Germany. 2-Potsdamer Railway station,twice missed by R. A. F. 3-Air Ministry built by Goering. 4-Secret G.H.Q.ofInternationz.1 "Fifth Column" armies. 5-The S30,000.000 residence of Adolf Hitler,equippedwithbestand deepestair-raidshelterinNazi - land,lackeysin powderedwigs and silken knee breeches. 6-Barracks for S. S. Bodyguards, pro- tecting Hitler. 7-Old Chancellery. 8-Foreign Office. 9-Site of new Ministryof Economy. whichwill govern Hitler's Europe when the war is won. 10-Exchampagne salesman and present ForeignMinister Joachim von Ribbentrop liveshere. 11-Gestapo. 12-"His BritannicMajesty's(empty/ Embassy." 13-One of few remaining shirt stores -still selling shirts, etc. 14-HotelAdlon. ''Visitingfiremen" like Count Ciano stay here. 15-HereHitlerandEngineerTodt play with architectural models of New Europe, New Germany and New Berlin. 16-Munitions Ministry. "Putzi" Haenf- stengel, exiled Hitlerfavorite, once lived there. 17-Goebbels' residence with garden. 18-American Embassy,formerlypal- ace of Bluecher, who defeated Na- poleon of Waterloo. 19-Brandenburg Gote, recently chipped by R. A. F. bomb. 20-Reichstag,silentshuttered monu- ment to democratic Germany. 21-French Embassy. 22-Nazi War College. 23-American Express Co.Sells tickets to Lisbon, New York and freedom. 24-Soviet Embassy. 25-Studio of Heinrich Hoffmann, Hit- ler'spersonal photographer, who has made millions out ofhismo- nopoly. 26-"Abandon all hope, ye who enter here."Nazi Ministry of Justice. 27-Propaganda Ministry, where Goeb- HEART OF BERLIN bels daily proves that "the pen is mightierthanthe sword" inhis reportson theprogressofthe Nazi armies. 28-Koiserhof Hotel,favoriteofHit- ler's and visiting Gauleiters.Has BOMBERS CAN STRIKE the best bar in town. HOW R. A. F. AT EXPOSED WAR NERVES OF NAZIS

By EDWIN HARTRICH His logic can accept the spasmodictration of anti-aircraft guns in Nazi - raidsoftwentytoonehundredland. At neighboring Luftwaffe bases R. A. F. bombers as insignificant. Thatin the Berlin area, hundreds of Mes- WAR QUESTION BOX SOME fateful day at least five hun-same hard-headed logic will tell himserschmitt planes are held in reserve. dred R. A. F. bombers will takethat a force of five hundred bombers One of the first indications to Mr. QUESTION: off from their bases 750 miles tostriking regularly, ruthlessly at theAverage German that Hitler's war was Why doesn't somebody shootHitler' thewestwithlogbookorderstoheart of Berlin means only one thingnot as rosy as painted by propaganda "Bomb theWilhelmstrasse!" When-that the British have thousands ofcame when the gold statue of Winged ANSWER: and if that day comes successfully, theplanes active on other fronts of theVictory was camouflaged with gray For the same reason that no one shoots far-flung empire and thousands morepaint(19),itsglitter no longer to the quarterbackofawinningfootba,l Germans will know that they have team.Besides, ''DerFuehrer"always lost the war. With this thunderburstin reserve for a war that can poundprovide a shining target for British travels by night, except in war zones. He bombers. It is through the Branden- isprotected by bullet-proof trains and of bombs the R. A. F., augmented byall Germany to pieces. motor cars, escorted by mobile anti -air. American planes, will have definite In the map above you will see thatburg Gate that Hitler expects his vic- craft units and 1,000 picked "Leibstand- tory parade will pass, with the feature arte," Hitler's personal bodyguards. superiority over the Luftwaffe in thethis future British target is bounded From the window of my hotel room and skies above conquered Europe. I willon the north by the gutted Reichstag,attraction being the Armistice Car of on other occasions anyone with me could Compiegne parked in front of the hove taken a shot at Hitler. First, how- explain why this is so. fired by the Nazis when they came ever, he would have to sneak a weapon Only then will the Germans faltertopowerin1933.ThesouthernFrench Embassy. This famous res- intothe room-an impossibility.Ifthis taurant wagon in which two armis- could be achieved he would run the risk in their work of war, for -like time -boundary is marked by the chunky of seizure of the weapon before an op- weathered"Whitehall"inLondon,marble G. H. Q. of the Luftwaffe andtices-November 11,1918, and June portunitypresenteditself,becauseall 22, 1941-were signed is now hidden foreigners' rooms are regularly searched. the "Wilhelmstrasse" of Berlin is theits chief, Goering. On the west is the Finally the chances would be 100,000 to pulsating nerve center of the NaziTiergarten, a park reserved for "100in the Potsdam freight yards. one against an assassin, for no one knows where the protectors of Hitlerinplain New World Order. From my personalPercent Nordic Aryans." To the south clothes are stationed or how many there experience as a correspondent in Ber-is the Propaganda Ministry, quarters EVIDENCE of how close the British are. lin, I believe sincerely that this 'is aforcredo -manufacturing Dr. Goeb- bombers have come to blasting the war of men more than itis of ma-bels. heart of Berlin is seen in the figure Readers wishing to ask Mr. Hartricn fist questions may do so by addressing Edwin chines. The hearts and minds and TO the left center of the map is theof Goering shaking his at an Hartrich,careofMovie -RadioGuide, strength of the average German areReichskanzlerei, a long, squat mon-R. A. F. plane (20). On one occasion 9059SunsetBlvd.,Hollywood, Calif. Personalrepliescannot be accommo- Adolf Hitler's greatest weapons. Thestrosity, designed and built for "Derincendiary bombs fell in his garden, dated. Only such pertinent questions as German believes in the impregnabilityFuehrer." Flanked by S. S. guards andbut the R. A. F. ran out of bombs space permits can be answered. of the Wilhelmstrasse. He was toldcheerless cheerleader Goebbels, Hitlerbefore hitting the real target. that Berlin would never be bombed.is protected by the heaviest concen- (Continued on Page 13)

12 TENOR RichardCrooks,long- JUDY GARLAND,pictured KAY FRANCIS, who sheds so- time favorite of listeners, returns above with Ted Sherdeman, "Sil- phisticationtofightRosalind to "Voice of Firestone" (NBC) ver Theater" producer, postpones Russell in recent film "The Fem- this Monday and will remain as honeymoon with Dave Rose to inine Touch," appears on "Cav- soloistforabouttwomonths appear on the CBS show Sunday alcade of America" this Mon.

M.McGovern, professor of political"The Young in Heart" on her CBSor two ago to click on the screen and For broadcast times of pro- science at Northwestern University,"Helen Hayes Theater" ... Film starboost his stock as a comedian sky grams mentioned on this page see and Franklin D. Scott, professor ofDeanna Durbin will appear in thehigh, has returned to the air as head- theprogrampages and "Good history, also of Northwestern ... Johnplay "Alice Adams" on "Screen Guildliner of a new show replacing "Col- Listening" boxes in the program Reed King takes listeners figurativelyTheater" (CBS). lege Humor" for the same sponsor. section. back through the years and over the Also on the show are Ozzie Nelson world tore-create the glamour of Monday, October 13 and his orchestra and songstress Har- other civilizations in a new series ex- MOVIE -RADIO GUIDEreaders whorietHilliard(Ozzie'swife), Negro Smithandan- Saturday, October 11 ploiting the exhibits in New York's have written pleas for the return ofstoogeWonderful American Museum of Natural Historythe serial "When a Girl Marries" willnouncer Truman Bradley. The new The"National Farm and Home . . . CBS beginsbroadcastingthebe pleased to know that the NBCshow, which began last Tuesday, origi- Hour" broadcast will feature high-twenty-eight Sunday afternoon con-sketch is again being heard Mondaynates in Hollywood. lights from the National Dairy Showcerts from Carnegie Hall of the NewthroughFriday,with MaryJane in Memphis,Tenn.,allthis weekYork Philharmonic -Symphony Soci-Higby and John Raby again in lead Thursday, October 16 . . ."Frank Black Presents" (NBC) ety. Leopold Stokowski directs theroles. This serial replaced "Home of Edna May Oliver takes part again is a new series of musical programsfirst two concerts..."Silver Thea-the Brave" September 29 ... Sophisti- on NBC featuring the NBC Concertter" presents Judy Garland this Sun- Kay Francis, film star, will bein a comedy skit on the Rudy Vallee Orchestra under the direction of theday and next ina two-part storyguest performer on "Cavalcadeofshow (NBC) . . . "America's Town network's general music director, Dr.called "Eternally Yours." It's about aAmerica" in "Water of the Wilder-Meeting of the Air" returns to NBC Frank Black, who willpresent as for what should be the hottest and young married couple whose romanceness," from a book by Shirley Siefertmost meaningful series of its history. soloists some of the most talented in-and marriage are renewed through (NBC) . .. Tenor Richard Crooks is strumentalists in the United Statestheiryoungdaughter'sinfluenceagain starred as soloist on "Voice of . . . "The Vagabond King," with . . . Friday, October 17 (CBS) . . . Pearson and Allen, theFirestone" (NBC) "Dr.I.Q." Marion Claire and baritone Thomasace"Washington Merry -Go -Round"(NBC) begins a series of broadcasts "Music Appreciation Hour," fore- Thomas in lead singing parts, will becolumnists, began a new series onfrom a theater in Birmingham, Ala., the offering of "Chicago Theater of most musical education program in NBC last Sunday . . . Distinguishedthetwentiethcityvisitedbytheradio, returns to NBC this week for its the Air" on MBS. Negro baritone Paul Robeson will be"Mental Banker" . . . Nelson Olm-fourteenth consecutive season, with guest soloist on "Pause That Refreshessted's pioneering "Story Dramas" areDr. Walter Damrosch again conduct- Sunday, October 12 on the Air" (CBS) ... Tommy Dor-blazing new trails by moving into theing the series. "Should the United States Proposesey and his orchestra play on "Fitchmidst of the late -night avalanche of Peace Now?" is the subject to be dis-Bandwagon" (NBC) . . . "Ford Sun-dance music. The young teller of the SCHEDULE CHANGES world's great storiesis now heard cussedonMutual's"Northwesternday Evening Hour" presents Kerstin "Listen, America" moves from Friday University Reviewing Stand." Partici-Thorborg, Metropolitan Opera con-Monday, Wednesday and Friday on pants will be John Cudahy, formertralto, as soloist, and Wilfred Pelle-NBC -Red at a late hour. to Sunday on NBC. ambassador to Belgium who inter-tier, Canadian -born conductor of the "Chamber Music Societyof Lower viewedHitlerlast May and whoMetorchestra,asguestdirector Tuesday, October 14 Basin Street" has moved from Mon- NBC. advocates a negotiated peace; William (CBS) . .. Helen Hayes will present Red Skelton, who left radio a year day to Wednesday on

(Continued from Preceding Page) of English whisky. There are a few$35 wool suit. The average German Since my return from Berlin, many "speakeasies" operated by the Naziscouldn't buy one like it.It cost meask me about Adolf Hitler's "secret War is becoming grim business forthemselves. One is the Jockey Club,$11 to have my shoes resoled. Forweapon." It has been public property the Germans, despite the taunting ofopen all night for friends of the Nazimy German neighbors, leather is al-for years. The Nazis have a PLAN for Lord Haw Haw and sixty radiorators,Propaganda Ministry. Here membersmost non -existent. - every situation-plans that are trans- includingfourformerAmericans.of the American press can get double Anyone writing from personal ex-lated into instant action. He makes Berlin's"Broadway"istheKur-drinks, double orders of food on rationperience inside Germany is certain toplans to destroy a country and-most furstendam, where cafes are crowdedcards under the watchful eyes of Nazibe prejudiced against the Nazi regime.important of all-what to do with the during the day but shuttered andagents. Correspondents are peculiarlyI must point out, however, that thedefeated nation after its collapse. Only empty by 10 p.m. Germans don't likeungrateful for this "favor," since theiraverage German is not aware of manywhen democracies plan as scientifi- bad beer, and now the beer is defi-own favorite hangout has been closed,things. We know more about concen-cally as Hitler's regime-plan both nitely watery. its owner spending some time in atration camps than he does. He knowsfor his defeat and for the future of a Life is not beautiful for the Germanconcentration camp. there is such a thing but rarely comespost-war world-will they standa woman and she herself is not beauti- Graduallytighteningrationsarein contact with anyone who has beenchance to smash the menace of the ful. I was amused shortly after the fallharming German morale. There stillthere and never reads the truth aboutAxis powers. of France to see the "loot" blossomingis great faith in Hitler, but growingthem. He hears that the Luftwaffe One thingIdoubt he has made on the legs and faces of Berlin girls,suspicion and resentment of the Nazibombs only military objectives, but heplans for-the eventual destruction of many of whom for the first time ingang. Imagine your own feelingsifbelievesthecontraryaboutthehis beloved "Wilhelmstrasse." If the their lives reveled in the luxury ofAmerican Army officerslived highEnglish despite the fact that until re-Allies can achieve that, Adolf Hitler silk stockings, lipstick and cosmeticswhileyouyourselfwerestrictlycently British planes have flown overhimself may know what terror is, no sent from their soldier boy friends inrationed to the point of being unablethe heart of Berlin, never dropping amatter how comfortable his block - Paris. There is little of that now. to buy many things you needed. Asbombuntilmunitionsandpowerdeep shelter! The best living in Berlin is at thean example, I had to obtain specialworks were the targets. I will write Kaiserhof Hotel, where the Nazi gangpermission of the Propaganda Min-moreoftheGermans andtheir NEXT WEEK: How Nazi ."suicide hangs out, drinks heavily of its stockistry plus $125 in cash to purchase asoldiers in future articles. troops" crack Red fortifications. P 11/1 13 FootballExpertsPredicthe Winners

AGAIN THIS WEEK (and every week during the name the teams in their respective sections of the with the football picture,follow these experts in football season) the board of famous experts pic- country, in their expert opinion, most likely to win. Movie -Radio Guide-andfor further inside informa- tured below make predictions on the outcome of the For games played by the coaches' own teams, prob- Lion on football, listen tothem on "Second Guess - week's football games especially for Movie -Radio able winners are selected by the sports writers alone, ers," heard each Sundayon NBC -Red network (12 Guide. Working as teams, these coaches and writers without assistance from the coaches. To keep up noon EST, II a.m. CST, I0 a.m. MST, 9 a.m. PST).

LOU LITTLE HENRY McLEMORE LYNNWALDORF FRANCISJ. POWERS CLARK SHAUGHNESSY WILLIAM F. LEISER Football Coach, Sports Writer, FootballCoach, Sports Writer, Football Coach, Sports Editor, Columbia U. McNaught Syndicate Northwestern U. Chicago "Daily News" Stanford U. San Francisco "Chronicle"

LITTLE-McLEMORE PICK: WALDORF-POWERS PICK: SHAUGHNESSY-LEISER PICK: ALABAMA over Howard MINNESOTA over Illinois BAYLOR over Arkansas ALABAMA POLY. over Louisiana Tech. BOSTON COLLEGE over Clemson INDIANA over Texas Christian TULANE over Rice BROWN over Rhode Island SOUTHERN METHODIST over College of PENN STATE over Bucknell MICHIGAN over Pittsburgh Pacific CENTENARY over Hardin -Simmons CORNELL over Harvard NOTRE DAME over Georgia Tech. TEXAS over Oklahoma COLGATE over Dartmouth DAVIDSON over Sewanee MICHIGAN STATE over Marquette CALIFORNIA over Santa Clara DUKE over Maryland DUQUESNE over Manhattan (10) NEBRASKA over Kansas *STANFORD over Oregon State FLORIDA over Villanova SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA over Oregon FORDHAM over North Carolina OKLAHOMA A. &. M. over Washington NORTH CAROLINA STATE over Furman (St. Louis) U. C. L. A. over Montana GEORGETOWN over Temple (10) GEORGIA over Mississippi (10) MISSOURI over Kansas State WASHINGTON over Washington State NOTRE DAME over Georgia Tech. HOLY CROSS over Syracuse TULSA over Creighton IDAHO over Gonzaga (10) VANDERBILT over Kentucky ST. LOUIS over Drake (10) NAVY over Lafayette ST. MARY'S over San Francisco (12) RUTGERS over Lehigh ' WISCONSIN over Northwestern LOUISIANA STATE over Mississippi State COLORADO U. over Utah State TEXAS A. & M. over New York University Selection made by Francis J. Powers DENVER over Brigham Young (10) PENNSYLVANIA over Yale VIRGINIA over Richmond SCORE: SATURDAY, SEPT. 27 COLORADO COLLEGE over Montana State ARMY over V. M. I. Games Predicted, 11; Winners, 7; Ties,1 UTAH over Wyoming 'COLUMBIA over Princeton Selection made by NCTIrYLemore Selection made by William F. Leiser SCORE: SATURDAY, SEPT. 27 SCORE: SATURDAY, SEPT. 27 Games Predicted, 16; Winners,12;Ties,1 ALL GAMES PLAYED SATURDAY, OCTO- Games Predicted, 19; Winners, 16;Ties, 0 BER II, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED

KansasStateat Missouri, SantaClara atCalifornia, Friday, October 17 College Games 7:45 p.m. EST - KFBI 5 p.m. EST-KGO KWG BayloratVillanova, KMOX FOOTBALL BROADCASTS KFBK KMJ KOH 8:30 Saturday, October 11 p.m. EST-WFIL Lafayette at Navy, 2:30 p.m. EasternDaylightTime; South Dakota at North Da- BucknellatPennState, 2 EST-WEST (Add one hourfor kota,3 p.m. EST-KFJZ California Poly at La Verne, subtract one hour for Central Standard Time) 11p.m.EST-KVEC p.m. EST-WEEU WKST Marquette at Michigan State, StanfordatOregonState, WKOK WCED WWSW 4:45 p.m. EST-KFRC Franklin & Marshall at Mor- WJAC WLEU 2 p.m. EST - WISN FREQUENCIES WMBS WKAR KIEM KHSL KVCV avia, 7 :45 p.m. EST- WPIC KALE -1330 KYUM-1240 WGAR-1480 WMAZ-940 KTKC KDON KYOS WGAL Clemson atBoston College, Mississippi State at Louisiana KAST-1230 WAGE -620 WGBI-910 WMBS-590 KMYC KRNR KORE 2 p.m. EST - WEEI State,9p.m. EST-WJBO KBND-1340 WAIT -820 WGBF-1280 WNAC-1260 KFJI KALE KWIL KOOS Huron College at Augustana, WPRO KDKA-1020 WAPI-1170 WON -720 WNAX-570 KBND KOAC 9:30 p.m. EST-KELO Columbia at Princeton, 1:45 Muhlenberg at Gettysburg, 2 KDON-1240 WATR-1320 WGNC-1450 WNBF-1490 p.m. EST-MBS network p.m. EST-WSAN KECA-790 WBBM-780 WGR-550 WNBH-1340 Texas ChristianatIndiana, North Dakota Frosh at North and WGY WFIL WFBR Nevada at Arizona, 9:45 p.m. KERN -1410 WBCM-1440 WGY-810 WNLC-1490 3 p.m. EST - WBOW Dakota State Frosh, 9 EST-KVOA KOH KEX-1190 WBIG-1470 WHAI-1240 WOAI.1200 WFBM WGBF WIBC p.m. EST-KFJZ WJEJ WTBO KFBI-1070 WENS -1460 WHAS-840 WOL-1260 WOWO Dayton at Tennessee, 2 p.m. New Mexico at Arizona State, KFBK-1530 WBOC-1230 WHBL-1330 WOOD -1300 Toledo atMarshall, 2 p.m. Texas Mines atLoyola,11 EST-WOPI 10 p.m. EST-KOB KOY KFJI-1240 WBOW-1230 WHBY-1230 WOPI-1490 EST-WSAZ p.m.EST-KMPC atUrsinus,1:15 KFJZ-1270 WBRC-960 WHEC-1460 WOR-710 Delaware North Carolina State at Fur- KFSD-600 WBRE-1340 WHKC-640 WORC-1310 TulaneatRice,3 :1 5p.m. Unionat Memphis State p.m. EST-WDEL man, 7 :4 5 p.m. EST- KGA-1510 WBRK-1340 WHLS-1450 WORK -1350 EST-KGKO WSMB Teachers, 9 p.m. EST- Dickinson at Washington & WFBC KGKO-570 WBT-1110 WHN-1050 WOSU-570 Vanderbilt at Kentucky, WTJS Jefferson, 2:30 p.m. EST- Notre Dame at Georgia Tech, KGNF-1460 WBTM-1400 WHO -1040 WOW -590 2:45p.m.EST -WHAS WKBO 2:45 p.m. EST-NBC net- KGO-810 WCAU-1210 WHP-1460 WOWO-1190 WLW WSM KHSL-1290 WCED-1230 WIBC-1070 WPIC-790 Professional Games Dubuque at Iowa Wesleyan, work and KDKA WTAM KIEM-1480 WCLO-1230 WIBU-1240 WPRO-630 VillanovaatFlorida,7:45 3:15 p.m. EST-WKBB WBNS WPTF WBIG KJR-1000 WCOS-1400 WIBX-1230 WPTF-680 p.m. EST-WJAX WDBO Sunday, October 12 Fordham at North Carolina, WSBT WBT WMAZ KMED-1440 WDAY-970 WICC-600 WRDW-1490 WRUF WRDW WSAY WSAV KMJ-580 WDBJ-960 WIEU-1450 WRNL-910 Brooklyn Dodgers at Green 1:45 p.m. EST-WDNC Virginia Poly at William & Bay Packers,3p.m. EST OklahomaatTexas, 3 :15 KMOX-1120 WDBO-580 WILL -580 WRUF-850 Mary, 2:30 p.m. EST- Fresno State at Santa Bar- p.m. EST-WOAI KMPC-710 WDEL-1150 WIS-560 WSAN-1470 --WKBH WTMJ WOR bara,12 mid. EST-KMJ KMYC-1450 WDNC-1490 WISN-1150 WSAR-1480 WSVA WRNL WBTM Oregonat SouthernCali- KOAC-550 WDRC-1360 WJAC-1400 WSAV-1340 WDBJ WLVA ChicagoBearsatChicago Hampden -Sydney at Franklin fornia,5 p.m.EST-KECA Cardinals,2:15p.m. EST &Marshall, 2 :1 5 p.m. KOB-1030 WEAN -790 WJAX-930 WSAY-1240 Wake Forest at South Caro- KTAR KVOA KYUM KOH-630 WEEI-590 WJBC-1230 WSAZ-930 lina, 2 p.m. EST-WFBC -WENR EST-WGAL KFSD KTMS KERN KEX KOOS-1230 WEEU-850 WJBO-1150 WSBT-960 WCOS WIS Holy Cross at Syracuse, KAST KMED KORE-1450 WELI-960 WJEJ-1240 WSM-650 Cleveland Rams atDetroit 1:45 p.m. ES T-W N BF KOY-550 WELL -1400 WJIM-1240 WSMB-1350 WashingtonatWashington Lions,2 :1 5p.m. EST- WGR WENY WFBL Penn at Yale 1:45 p.m. KQW-740 WEMP-1340 WJR-760 WSPA-950 State, 5 p.m. EST-KGA WBCM WELL WOOD EST - WAGE WCAU KRNR-1490 WENR-890 WKAR-870 WSPD-1370 KJR KWSC WXYZ WGAR WIBX WHEC WORC WFPG WHP WGBI WMAS WDRC WLAW KRNT-1350 WENY-1230 WKBB-1490 WSPR-1270 WisconsinatNorthwestern, Philadelphia Eagles at New WFBG WNAC WICC KSTP-1500 WEST -1400 WKBH-1410 WS1TI-910 1:45 p.m. ES T-WBB M Howard at Alabama,3 p.m. WSAR WHAI WTIC KTAR-620 WFBC-1330 WKBO-1230 WSYB-1490 WKBH WTMJ WHBL YorkGiants,2:30 p.m. EST-WBRC WAPI WLNH WLLH WTAG KTKC-920 WFBG-1340 WKOK-1240 WTAG-580 WEMP WCLO KFIZ EST-WFIL WHN IllinoisatMinnesota,2:45 WFEA WATR WNBH KTMS-1250 WFBL-1390 WKST-1280 WTAM-1100 WGN WHBY WIBU Washington Redskins WSPR WSYB KVCV-1230 WFBM-1260 WKZO-590 WTBO-820 at p.m. EST-KSTP WCCO WELI WAIT WRJN WFHR Pittsburgh, 2 p.m.EST WDAY WILL WLB WNLC WEAN WBRK KVEC-1230 WFBR-1300 WLB-770 WTCN-1280 KVOA-1290 WFEA-1370 WLAW-680 WTIC-1080 Sunday, October 12 -WOL WTCN PittsburghatMichigan, 2 KWG-1230 WFHR-1340 WLLH-1400 WTJS-1390 Friday, October 17 KansasatNebraska,2:45 p.m. EST-WBCM WELL KWIL-1240 WFIL-560 WLNH-1340 WTMJ-620 San Francisco at St. Mary's, p.m. EST-KGNF WOW WJIM WKZO WOOD KWSC-1250 WFPG-1450 WLVA-1230 WWSW-1490 5:15 p.m. EST - KQW Norman at Amarillo, 9 p.m. WNAX WXYZ WJR WSPD KYOS-1080 WGAL-1490 WMAS-1450 WXYZ-1270 KMPC EST-KGNC

14 COMPLETE PROGRAMS FOR THISWEEK

Page15 MORNING SATURDAY 7:00 A.M. Log of Stations Listed in Edition 3 -New York -New England in Manhattan; WEAF-Morning Net- Radcliffe Hall Call Kilo-Power Net-Call Kilo-Power work II *WJZ-Breakfast in Bedlam: Letters cyclesWatts Location work Letters cyclesWatts Location Oct. News WJAR Providence, R. I. NBC -R WABC-Arthur Godfrey CBL 740 50,000Toronto, Ontario NBC-CBC 920 5,000 WJZ 77050,000 New York City NBC -B WJZ-American Farm Bureau Fed- Sunrise Special: WNAC KYW 106050,000Philadelphia, Pa. NBC -R WLAW 680 5,000Lawrence, Mass. CBS eration:WBZ WHAM WTRY MusicalClock: WAAB WEVD WAAB 1440 1,000Boston, Mass. MBS-CN WABC-Stars Over Hollywoon: KYW WGY WLLH 1400 250 Lowell, Mass. MBS-YN WAAT 970 1,000Jersey City, N. J. Local WMAS* 1450 250Springfield, Mass. CBS WDRC WEEI WOKO WCAU *News: WOR WHAM WTAG WMAS WPRO WBRY CBL WABC 88050,000 New York City CBS WMCA 570 5,000New York City Local WABY* 1400 250Albany, N. Y. MBS WMEX 1510 5,000Boston, Mass. 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WJZ-World MissionSunday: CBL Swarthout ; Deems Taylor; \VICC WBZ WTRY WOR-GeorgeFisher,Hollywood Speakers: Dennis Cardinal Ross Graham; Frank Gallop; Reporter: WABY \VNBH DoughertyofPhiladelphia, AlGoodman's Orch.:WBRY WEAF-SilverStrings: WGY KYW Archbishop Francis J. Spellman WEEI WOKO WORC WPRO of New York, and Right Rev- WDRC WCAU WMAS WLAW WTIC erend MonsignorThomasJ. To be announced: WLNH WBRK McDonnell,directorofthe Propagation of the Faith. FREQUENCIES WTHT WAAB WSAR WELI CBL-740 WJAR-920 WLLH WSPR WNAC WNLCWABC-New YorkPhilharmonic - KYW-1060 W Z-770 NBC BLUE NETWORK CBL-Just Mary Symphony Orch.: WEEI WMAS WAAB-1440 W AW-680 WAAT-Musical Show WPRO WORC WOKO WCAU WAAT-970 WLLH-1400 WEEI-Piano Club WDRC WBRY WABC-880 WMAS-1450 WINS -Vox Humana WABY-1400 WMCA-570 Coast to Coast To be announced:WABY WSAR WATR-1320 WMEX-1510 WLAW-Rhythm on the Rails WATR WHAI WNLC WNBII WBRK-1340 WNAC-1260 WTAG-NatureinNew EnglandKYW-String Quartet WBRY-1590 WNBC-1410 5:30-6:00 P.M. EASTERN STANDARD TIME 1:30 P.M. WEAN -World Mission Sunday WBZ- WNBH-1340 WEAF-WorldIsYours: WNAC WBZA-1030 WNEW-1280 WELI-Perlmutter Prgm. WCAU-1210 WNLC-I490 WTIC WTAG KYW WGY WHAM -Studio Trio WDRC-1360 WNYC-830 WJZ-Let's Make Music: WNBCWHOM -Polish -American Prgm. WEAF-660 WOKO-1460 WICC WHAM WEAN CBL WINS -Invisible Theater WEAN -790 WOR-710 WEEI-590 WORC-1310 WABC-This Is the Life:WORCWJAR-Joyal Sisters WELI-960 WORL-950 WDRC WBRY WCAU WOKOWLAW-Opportunity Hour WEVD-1330 WOV-1130 WEEI WMCA-Christian Science Lecture WGY-810 WPRO-630 Havenof Rest: WAAB WTHTWMEX-Scandinavian Melodies WHAI-1240 WQ XR-1560 WSPR WNLC WABY WLLHWNBC-Polish-American Prgm. WHAM -1180 WSAR-1480 WNYC-Gilbert & Sullivan Oper- WHAZ-1330 WSPR-I270 WAAT-Insurance Counsellor WHN-1050 WTAG-580 *WBZ-News etta WHOM -1480 WTHT-1230 D TIMER WELI-Panzo Brothers WORL-920 Club WICC-600 WTIC-l080 WEVD-Jewish Melodies *WOV-News; Old Time Tunes WINS -I000 WTRY-980 WOR-This IsFort Dix: WSARWLAW-Musical Moments WMCA-Americana Quiz WLAW-Little Concert 3-11/1 Page 19 WAAB WHAI WABY WTHTWNEW-OldFashionedRevivalWNEW-Madison Ave. BaptistWMCA-Good Will Hour WBRK WATR WNBH WNLC Hour Church WMEX-Rio CasinoOrch. WSPR WORC-In Our Defense; Master*WOV-News; Musical Comedy *WOR-Beyond the News MONDAY, Oct. 13, 1941 CBL-With the Guards Singers WQXR-Symphony Hall WQXR-Music & Ballet WELI-Danceland WOV-Swinging theClassics Fantasiaon aThemeby Ballet: "Bogatyri" Thomas Tall's...... Williams Nocturne in D: Symphony No. WHN-Jules Labert WQXR-World Peaceways Forum Symphony No. 6 in D minor. 2 in E minor Borodin WHOM -Polish -American Prgm. WTIC-Professor Andre Schenker Opus 104 SibeliusWTRY-Some Like It Sweet Organ Moods: WBRY WICC-American Legion Aux. WTRY-To be announced Kol Nidrei Bruch 10:15 P.M. MORNING Ross Sisters: CBL WINS -Mayflower Guest Book 6:45 P.M. 8:15P.M. Ray Heatherton's Orch.. WTHT Weather; Interlude: WNAC WICC WLB-Mayflower Guest Book WJZ-Comments by Mrs.F.D.WJ Z -BlueEchoes;Roy Shield's WBRK WLLH WATR WELI WSAR WNBH WSPR WBRK WMCA-Young People's Church Roosevelt: WHAM WNBC Orch.: WEAN WNBC WTRY WHAI WSAR WNLC WAAB 7:00 A.M. WLLH WNLC WMEX-The Brass Hats WBZ WTRY WEAF-Morning in Manhattan;WAAB-Morning Watch ictures of Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt on WICC WABY WSPR WNBH WMEX-Gypsy Orch. Page 40. WHN-Football, New York atCBL-Britain Speaks Radcliffe Hall WBZ-Morning Toast WNYC-Creative America Flufferettes: WNAC WEAN WTIC Washington WAAT-Bundles for Britain *WJZ-Breakfast In Bedlam:*WCAU-Rival Revue; News WORL-Millions for Defense WNBH News WDRC-Morning Salute; Music *WOV-N e w s; Latin-American 8:30 P.M. WEVD-Melodic Gems Sports: WHN WTHT WEAF-One Mans Family: WTIC*WLAW-News WABC-Arthur Godfrey, songs WEAN -Weather; Tune of the Day Rhythms *CBL-News; Voice of Red Cross W EEI-Caroline Cabot WQXR-Your Request WJAR KYW WTAG WNACWNBC-Syncopation *News: WLAW WOR WTAG *KYW-News WGY WOR-Ray Heatherton's Orch. WHAM CBL WELI-Devotions 5:15 P.M. WICC-Musicale WJZ-Inner Sanctum Mystery, MusicalClock: WAAB WEVDWEVD-Your Friendly Adviser WORC-Campfire Girls Prgm. 10:30 P.M. WHAM -Band Stand WJZ-Olivio Santoro, yodeler: drama: WEAN WICC WNBCWEAF-Adventures of Sherlock KYW WTRY WHAM WEAN WBZWSAR-Azorian Prgm. WHAM WBZ WTRY WAAT-Musicale WINS -Fashions in Music WSPR-The Road of Life Holmes (Bromo Quinine Cold WMEX-Time Table WNBC *WABC-Crime Doctor; Elmer Tablets): WJAR WGY WNAC*WBZ-News; Insurance; Mu- This Is Fort Dix: WLLH 7:00 P.M. 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WORC-Sunset Serenade; Sports Haenschen's Orchestra: WJARBob Astor's Orch.: WAAB WABYWGY-Gene & Syracuse WTHT-It Happened This Week WAAT-Musical Show 'MCC -Morning Salute WEAF-(Spice ofLife, WEAF *WOV-News; Vocal Varieties WTIC WTAG WNAC WGY only); HappyJack, songs: *WQXR-F amous Operettas; 7:45 P.M. KYW CBL WELI-Danceland WJAR-Breakfastray;Weather Nobody's Children: WATR WTHTWJZ-Irene Rich, drama: WNBCWMCA-Just Dance WMCA-Rise & Whine WTAG News WOR-Sports; McFarland Twins' WJZ-Woman of Tomorrow Night -Ride & Sunrise, Opus 55 WAAB-Invitation to the Waltz WICC WEAN WHAM WTRY t5 NEW -Start the Day Right *WABC-News: WBRY WORC SibeliusWAAT-Shorty Warren Rangers WBZ Orch. *WORC-News; Breakfast Buffet Brazilian Impressions..RespighiWHN-Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt WBNX-Refuge Church of ChristWTHT-Starlight & Music *WTRY-Timekeeper; News WMAS WLAW WDRC InaSnake GardeninSao BreakfastClub; DonMcNeill. Paolo Butantan*WMCA-News WMCA-ColumbusDayObserv- 11:30 P.M. 8:00 A.M. WEAF-Roy Shield's Orch.: WGY m.c.: WNBC WEAN WHAM 6:15 P.M. WNEW-Mayoralty Campaign Talk ance WEAF-Studio X WTRY WOR-Charioteers WOR-The Timid Soul WNAC WTIC WJAR *WJZ-News: WTAG WNBC *News & Rhythm: WNAC WSAR Music for Listening: WNBC WTRY-Tony Sharpe, WJZ-Wayne King's Orch.: WICC *News: WLAW WORC pianist WOV-Sports *WABC-WorldToday:WBRY WNLC 8:00 P.M. 9:45 P.M. WEAN WTRY WPRO WDRC WORC WCAU*News: WAAB KYW WOKO WHAM -Sunday Musicale WJZ-First Piano Quartet: WICCWABC-Tommy Dorsey'sOrch.: WHN-Army Band WEAF-Chase & Sanborn Prgm.; WEEI WBRY WPRO WOKO WEEI WMAS *WAAT-News; Music WMEX-To be announced Edgar Bergen;Charlie Mc- WBZ WEAN WHAM WNBC *News: WEAN WNBH WSAR*WBZ-News; As You Like It WHOM -II Mondo WCAU WDRC WLAW WMAS WLLH WNAC WBRK WNLC WTAG-Evening Revue Carthy;Abbott & Costello; AnsweringYou: WATR WHAI WCAU-Missus Goes a-Shoppin' WTIC-BaseballScores;Sports Ray Noble'sOrch.;Guest:WTRY-U. S. Army WTHT WSPR WHAI WICCWEEI-Bill Elliot,singing cop WJAR WTIC WTAG WNAC 10:00 P.M. WSPR WBRK WTHT WNLC WATR *WELI-News & Views 6:30 P.M. WHAM WGY KYW CBL WEAF-Hour of Charm; Phil WSAR WAAB WABY WEVD-Let There Be Song WEAF-The WEVD-Symphonic Hour *News: WJAR WOR WMEX Great Gildersleeve Pictures of show on pages 6 a 7. Spitalny's All -Girl 'Orch.' Rich- WNYC WGY-Tropical Moods WJAR WGY WHAM WOR-AmericanForumofthe ard Stark, m.c.: WGY WNAC*WMEX-Day's End; Music; News WOR-Vaughn Monroe's Orch. Musical Clock: WGY WOKO WHN-DanceOrch.;Health & *WJZ-Pearson & Allen: WNBC Air: WAAB WNLC WHAI WTAG WJAR W. TIC KYW Music WABC-Gene Autry's Melody WBRK WTHT WNBH WABY Picturesof show on pages 38 & 39.WTAG-Transatlantic Quiz CBL-Xavier Cugat's Orch. WJZ-Good WillHour; JohnJ. WAAB-Eight Bells WICC-Musical Roundup Ranch & Dear Mom: WDRC WLLH WSPR WSAR WATR 12:00 Mid. WAAT-Time to Beat the Band WINS -Reward for Listening WOKO WPRO WCAU WEE! WELI Anthony, cond.: WBZ WHAM*WEAF-News;FrancisCraig's WICC WEAN WBZ-Bosco Minstrel WJAR-Shopping News WOR-Adventures of BulldogWJZ-Y. M. C. 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WAAB WABY WABC-Take It or Leave It; Bob WEVD-Women in the News WMEX-Zelma Larsson's Music WTAG WABC-Helen Hayes Theater (Lip- Hawk,m.c.:WCAU WDRCWOR-Blue Barron's Orch.: WNEW-Zeke Manners' Gang *News: WNAC WICC WHAI ton Tea): WEEI WOKO WMAS WEEI WOKO WPRO WORC WABY WHAM -Kindly Thoughts WMCA-Morning Exercises WNYC-Masterwork Hour WNBH WLLH WSAR WTHT WPRO WORC WDRC WCAUTo be announced: WTHT WBRK*WJZ-News; Will Bradley's Schehrrazade..Rtnisky-Korsakee WNLC WATR WBRK WNAC WBRY WLAW WLLH WATR WELI WHAI Orch.: WEAN WHAM WICCWORL-920 Club; Weather;Mem- Under the Spreading Chestnut WSPR WEAN Tonight's drama: "The Young WSAR WNLC WAAB WABY WBZ orialChurch Tree Weinbiergir in Heart." *WOV-News; Alarm Clock WOR-Dear Imogene Ave Maria Hour: WMCA WMEX Seesponsor'sannowneementon WSPR WNBH WABC-Claude Thornhill's Orch.: CBL-Week-End Review page 17. *News: WAAT WNBC CBL WOV WEEI WLAW WOKO WDRC*WTIC-News; Weather *WOV-News; Woman's Hour KYW-Salon Orch. *WAAT-News; Music WBRY-Ave Maria Hour WMAS WCAU *WTRY-Timekeeper; News *WPRO-News; Hollywood HeatIL. 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WAAB-Dinner Concert See program listings for more detail andadditional news programs WNBC WICC WBZ WEAN WEAF-When a Girl Marries:*WBZ-News; Music WABC-R enfroValleyFolks: WTAG WNAC 'WHAM WTIC*WDRC-News; Weather; Sports WLAW WPRO WBRY WMAS KYW WJAR WGY *WGY-News; Col. Jim Healey WOKO WORCWDRC WJZ-Adventure Stories: WBZWHN-Insurance Counselor Fine Music *WOR-Tommy Tucker'sOrch.;WABC-Storyof MaryMarlin:WHOM -ItalianVarieties News and Comment News: WSPR WTHT WLLH WCAU WEEI WDRC WPROWINS -Racing Resume; Sports P.M. W'd WBRK WAAB WSAR WNLCTo be announced: WLLH WABY*WMCA-Ruth Hughes,news 6:30Frank Parker, WABC. WNHB WHAI WELI WBRK WATR WSAR WNLCWMEX-Dance Time 12:00John B. Hughes, WOR. 8:00 Telephone Hour; James Melton *News: WEVD WMCA *News: WMCA WSPR WBRYWNBC-Sports 6:00Edwin C. Hill. WABC. and Francia White, WEAF. WAAT-Musicale WICC WEAN WNYC-Judge Stephen S. Jackson 6:45Lowell Thomas, WJZ. 8:30 The Voice of Firestone; Richard *WCAU-News; To Whomit MayCBL-Relax & Enjoy WOR-Children's Prgm.;TrueEx- Crooks, WEAF. Concern WELI-Danceland citing Moments 7:00Fulton Lewis, Jr. WEVD-Minciotti &Company *WEEI-News; Hollywood Snap- *WOV-News;1130 Club 8:55Elmer Davis, WABC. shots WHN-Fashions in Music *WQXR-Music to Remember; WHN-Among My Souvenirs WINS -Tea Timers News 9:00Gabriel Heatter, WOR. WHOM -PolishPrgm. WLAW-Amer. FamilyRobinson *WTIC-News: Weather 10:00Raymond Gram Swing, WOR. WINS -Salon Ensemble WMEX-Hits of the Day WNYC-With Staten Island WNBC-Danceland 6:15 P.M. *WQXR-Chamber Music;News WNEW-Five Shadesof Blue *WEAF-News Variety Harmonious Blacksmith. HandelWNYC-Music for Young PeopleWJZ-Bill Stern'sSports Quartet in Bfiat,Opus 76, WOR-Little Orphan Annie A.M. No. 4 Haydn*WORC-News; Varieties WABC-Hedda Hopper's Holly- 9:00 Breakfast Club; Don McNeill. wood: WCAU WOKO WEEI 3:45 P.M. *WOV-N e w s; Latin-American P.M. WEAF-Vic & Sade: WTAG KYW WPRO Rhythms Sports: WEAN WNAC WNLC 5:45 Just Entertainment; Ben Bernie's WTIC WJAR WNACWGY WOWO-Dinner Music Orchestra, WABC. WJZ-JustPlain Bill: WHAM*WQXR-Estelle M. Sternberger. WICC WNBH WSAR WTAG WNBC WICC WBZ WEAN comm. WSPR WLLH 6:30 Lum and Abner, WJZ. WABC-Indians inLatin -America:*WTHT-Music; News *News: WORC WHDH WTHT 7:00 Fred Waring's Orchestra, WEAF. WMAS WBRY WORC WOKOWTRY-Evelyn Johnson, pianist WNBC WLAW WPRO Sports: WLAW WHAM WTIC 7:15Lanny Ross, WABC. *Tommy Tucker's Orch.; News: 5:15 P.M. WTRY WELI WEAF-Portia FacesLife: WHAMCBL-Superman 7:30 Blondie, WABC. ...Heart-warming, rib - -WARY WJAR WTAG WNAC WTICKYW-Hinett Quintet 8:00 Vox Pop; Parks and Wally, *News: WDRC WNYC WGY KYW WBRY-On withthe Dance WABC. tickling exploits of CBL-Tobe announced WBZ-Dinner Music WCAU-Vocal Help Wanted; Hol-WJZ-The Bartons: WTRY 8:30 Gay Nineties Revue, WABC. Dagwood and Blondie WABC-The Goldbergs: WOKO*WDRC-News; Edwin C.Hill lywood News WPRO WCAU WEEI WDRCWGY-Varieties 9:00 Dr.I.Q., WEAF. WEEI-Home Planning WHN-Prgm. Resume; Sports right out of the funnies WINS -Theater Prgms.; Pianist WORC 10:00 Contented Hour, WEAF. Shatter Parker's Circus: WABY*WHOM -Italian News and into your hearts WMCA-Say Itwith Music WSAR WATR WBRK WNLC*WJAR-Little Show; News 10:30 The Affairsof Tom, Dick and 4:00 P.M. WLLH WTHT WSPR WHAIWMCA-Mr. Hollywood; Jack Harry. WEAF-Backstage Wife: WTICJack Armstrong: WEAN WICC Smith WJAR WTAG WNAC WGY *CBL-News; Farm Market KYW 6:30 P.M. Drama NEW TIME *WBRY-Spins and Needles;WEAF-Brad Reynolds, tnr.;Or- Matinee; Garry *WJZ-Club Weather; News ,he,tra: WJAR P.M. Moore, m.c.; News: WBZ WICCWBZ-Little Orphan Annie WJZ-Lum &Abner: WNBC 5:00 When a Girl Marries, WEAF. TONIGHT WHAM WNBC WEAN WTRYWHN-Dance Orch. WABC-Frank Parker, tnr.: WDRC WABC-StarsintheOrchestra:WINS -Racing Resume WCAU WPRO WEEI WOKO 7:30Cavalcade of America; Kay WOKO WMAS WBRY WORCWLAW-Your Hit Tunes Tobe announced: WMAS Francis, guest, WEAF. WEEI WMCA-Brooding with Brady To be announced: WBRK WHAZ 8:00 I Love a Mystery, WJZ. ON THE AIR FOR It's Dance Time: WAAB WHAIWNBC-Poll of Public Opinion *News: WAAB WTAG WBRY WNLC WTHT WLLH WNBH*WNEW-News WOR 9:00 Lux Radio Theater,WABC. WATR WSAR WSPR WBRKWOR-Mandrake the Magician MusicalRendezvous: WEAN 9:30That Brewster Boy, WEAF. WELI CAMEL WORL-Don Artiste WNAC 10:00 Mercury Theater; Orson Welles, CIGARETTES CBL-LottaDempsey WQXR-Musical Varieties CBL-Animals I Have Known WA BC. *WAAT-News; Music En Saga SibeliusKYW-The Gauchos WCAU-OrthBell'sMatinee *WTHT-Musicale;News WBZ-Sports; Music 11:15 Olmsted's Story Dramas, WEAF. waitsforyellow feverhero; seeks salesmanship laughs

window most of the time and coveringappeared with Freddie Ray, crippled the floor. youngster of that city,in a home movie. The eleven -year -old boy, a SIDELIGHTS friendofthecity'sfilm -exchange men, has savedbits from several One for the Books dozen Autry pictures and had them CHICAGO.-Tenor Jack Baker makesreducedtosixteen -millimeterfilm, news not by biting a dog but by col-which he can run in his own home. lecting autographs of listeners. TheAutry heard of the collection and vol- popular "Breakfast Club" personalityunteered to do a co-starring role with is celebrating his tenth year in radio,the boy to lend a personal touch to and his anniversary gift from Donhis piece -work Autry epic. McNeill and the "B. C." castis a huge scrapbook, five by three feet inGuiding Has Its Glory! size. Now the cast is busy soliciting listeners for contributions of auto- CHICAGO.-Two NBC guides, Hunter graphs, pictures,bitsof verse andAnthony and Paul Anderson, may anything else that can suitably bedesert their field any time to go into pasted into the big book for Baker,theescort -servicebusiness. A few who, incidentally, has built an im-weeks ago these two were assigned mense following in the five years hethe pleasant task of escorting Doro- has sung on "Breakfast Club." thy Lamour from a broadcast to the All -StarfootballgameatSoldier Field. Then, when Bob Hope pre- Autry Thrills Shut -In sented hisfirstfall broadcast from OKLAHOMA CITY. - GeneAutryChicago, the same pair escorted Fran- played an unusual film role during aces Langford from the Eighth Street recent visit to Oklahoma City. TheTheater to a downtown hotel. They cowboy singer of "Melody Ranch"were ably assisted in the latter case

-Gene Le te BOB HOPE, noted for his gags, and Hedda Hopper, noted for her hats, do some hat -gagging at Legion convention, where both were honor guests, inMilwaukee. Bob appeared on Hedda's Hollywood -comment program

three-year statute of limitations on GENERAL the offense. If any readers know of Calling W. W. Forbes the whereabouts of Forbes or any of NEW YORK.-The extraordinaryhis heirs, they are advised to com- story of Wallace Wellington Forbesmunicate with the "Are You a Miss- was broadcast by "Are You a Missinging Heir?" program. Heir?" recently. In 1900 Forbes was oneof the six soldiers who volun-They Covered Hurricane teered for Major Walter Reed's fa- GALVESTON, TEX.-The recent Texas mousyellow -feverexperimentinhurricane provided the scene ofa Cuba. In 1926 Forbes deserted thecolorful and perilous piece of radio Army and dropped out of sight. Inreporting by an NBC crew from Chi- 1929 Congress voted him a pension ofcago, interrupting their coverage of $125 a month for life. This has ac-the Louisiana war games to hurry to cumulated to$17,750. The Govern-Galveston and Houston. In Galveston ment is interested in locating Forbesspecial -events man Ken Fry,an- solely for the purpose of turning overnouncer Bob Stanton and engineer to him this estate. The producers ofWilliam Cummings worked on the DAVE ELMAN of "Hobby Lobby" JACK BENNY andwife Mary "Are You a Missing Heir?" say thatseventh floor of a hotel overlooking (Sat., CBS) puzzles over a hobby- Livingstone dance for relaxation Forbes'desertionwon'taffecthisthe Gulf of Mexico. They worked in ist's "nonsense machine" that at Stork Club while in New Ycrk claiming the money, as there is ashorts, with water streaming in the works hard, accomplishes nothing! to launch his program from East

off for use again as shining lanterns to lead us continent and the unafraid faces of people What Is Freedom? through the darkness of another war. Words looking out of the windows. Itisall the ON THE PREMIERE broadcast of "Three like freedom, justice and truth-all of them howdys in the world, and all the hellos... Ring Time" on MBS September 12 Charles hard to define, none of them used more fre- It is you trying to remember the words of 'The Laughton closed the show with a dramatic - quently than freedom. You cannot say what Star-Spangled Banner' It is the sea breaking monologpresentationofeighteen -year -old freedom is, perhaps, in a single sentence ... on wide sands somewhere and the shoulders HazelParker'seditorialintheLouisville It is enough to point to it. of a mountain supporting the sky. It is the air Courier -Journal. So many requests came to the "Freedom is a man lifting a gate -latch at you fill your lungs with and the dirt that is network and sponsor for copies of the young dusk and sitting for a while on the porch your garden. It is a man cursing all cops ... woman'sclassicbit,"FreedomIsSimple smoking his pipe before he goes to bed. It is It is your hot resentment of intrigue, the tilt Stuff," that MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE is printing it: the violence of an argument outside an elec- of your chin and the tightening of your lips tion poll;itis the righteous anger of the sometimes. It is all the things you do and want ti CROM the archives of broken peace we are pulpits. It is the warm laughter of a girl on a to keep on doing. It is all the things you feel bringing out old words and dusting them park bench. It is the rush of a train over the and cannot help feeling. Freedom-it is you."

1/11 P ZZ however, by Frances' husband, Jonabout salesmen and their customers, Hall! send it along to Al Pearce. If he and his famous low-pressure character El- Ona Munson Blushes mer Blurt dramatize your experience HOLLYWOOD.-Anembarrassed ac-on one of his CBS programs, you'll get tress is Ona Munson of "Big Town."$100. This is a new feature of Pearce's Newspapersreported she shortlynew series. Pearce knows there are a would wed Stewart MacDonald, for-lot of interesting experiences in sell- mer Federal Housing Commissioner,ing, for he was a salesman himself Here is a guide to greatmusic on the air, of Washington, D. C. Truth is Mac-before becoming a radio star. planned to increase your listening pleasure Donald is a good friend but not her PROGRAMS fiance. True romance -interest of Miss MUSIC NOTES: Althoughit Munson is to be found in San Fran- has been stated that Arturo Tos- cisco-and Ona is afraid he'll believeNo Simms Successor Yet canini would not appear on the the newspaper stories. HOLLYWOOD.-Contrary to an itemairthis season, rumors haveit publishedinthisdepartmentlastthat he will conduct a series of week. Kay Kyser has not as yet signedsix concerts, beginning sometime Stark Difficulties in January.It is understood the any female vocalist to succeed Ginnysponsor will give the maestro a NEW YORK.-Beingan announcerSimms. Kyser expects to carry on a freehand,theonlystipulation on threedifferent networks some-guest -vocalist policy for a while onbeing the'playing of at least one times complicates business matters for Americancompositionat each his Wednesday night broadcast, and performance.. .Radio listeners, Charles Stark. He was hired to an-will not use a girl vocalist for otherof course, will be exempted front nounce the Kate Smith program onengagements until a definite selection payingthe ten percentlevy Friday nights. That show ends at 8:55 imposeduponconcert -goersby has been made. recentcongressionalaction. In p.m. EST. Stark also announces for placing a tax upon admissions to Gabriel Heatter on MBS at 9:00 p.m.Wistful Vista Grows performances by such orchestras With the studios several blocks apart, asthe New York Philharmonic Mutual, rather than risk having Stark HOLLYWOOD.-FibberMcGee's net- antithe PhiladelphiaOrchestra, work has expanded this season to em-Congress practically admitted that show up late or break his neck, putbrace 129 stations, one of the largestit does not regard music as being a line into the CBS Playhouse, where educational. Heretofore,orches- a CBS engineer handles the controls.ofallcommercial networks. "Haptras not organized for profit have Hazard," the sponsor's other show, been classified as educational, originally scheduled to continue onand therefore not subject to hav- HONORS ing their admissions taxed ... On Wednesday nights, has been indefinite-Oct.12, CBS will broadcast the Heronner the Mayor ly postponed because of the defensefit st of twenty-eight Sunday after- situation in industry holding up basicnoon concerts by the New York LILYPONS,MD.-Thislittletown,materials for the product "Hap Haz- Philharmonic -Symphony. The Phil- noted for its lily ponds and for the harmonic this year is celebrating ard" advertised. its 100th anniversary. .. On fact that it was named for soprano October 6 listenersheard the THE ALBERT SPALDINGS enjoy backgammon Lily Pons, has appointed its first hon- SHORTS firstof a seriesofafternoon game on terrace of their Massachusetts home. orary mayor. The appointee was-you musical programs which are guessed Going to New York to continue inbroadcast Mondays through Fri- He's violinist -emcee on "Pause That Refreshes" it-LilyPons.Postmaster days at the same hour.Historic ClarenceThomas,honestlycandid"Mary Marlin" are Bob Griffin, Junebut unfamiliar milestones in the about publicity, said, "We are gratefulMeredith, Carlton Brickert and Rupertdevelopment of American music,conductor;. Deems Taylor, inter- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14 for the publicity created by the useLaBelle ... Pat Murphy, best knownorchestraland vocalexcerptsmission commentator. for his role as Scoop Murphy in "Girlfromgreatoperas, seldom -per- Andante Sostenutofromthe NBC SYMPHONY, NBC. Sym- of the singer's name. We decided the formed concertos, notable music Sonata forViolinin A phony Orchestra; Dimitri Mitre- best way we could honor her was toAlone" (now off the air), has landedfor small ensembles and songs by minor Bachpoulos, conductor. Symphotir No. 7 in A major, Overture to "The Marriage of make her the town's honorary may-anotherlive -wireroleasattorneysuch masters as Schumann, Schu- Opus 92 Beethoven Figaro" Mozart or." And Lilypons got more publicity!Tom Blake in the new newspaperbert, Wolf and Debussy are in- Folk Dance forStrings and Symphony in B flat-Chausson cluded. The seriesis heard over Percussion from Folk Song Toccata Adagio and Fugue in serial, "Hot Copy" . . . "Lone Jour-CBS at 4:00 p.m. EST. Symphony Roy Harris C - Bach- Wiener love and Death Eastern Central ney," fast -rising NBC serial,is now (Note: ESTissame as CDT listing.) 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Cugat Gets Cross and Isolde" Mountain Pacific being heardalsoontranscriptions SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 Wagner 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. NEW Eastern Central YORK.-In recognition of his . . . 2:00 p.m. Incidentally, playing the organ I HEAR AMERICA SINGING, Pacific WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15 popularization of Cuban music, Xaviertheme for "Lone Journey" is DaveMBS. Choral concerts. 12:00 noon Eastern Central THE PAUSE THAT REFRESH- Cugat has been presented with theBacal, former WBBM-CBS staff or- 6:00 Pm 5:00 p.m. SONGS OF THE CENTURIES, Grand Cross of Carlos Manuel des Mountain Pacific ES, CBS. Andre Kostelanetz andCBS. Orchestra; Howard Barlow, ganist, now free-lancing . . . First 4:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. his orchestra; Paul Robeson, bari-conductor; RobertNicholson, Cespedes, Cuba's highest honor for AMERICAN FESTIVAL, CBS. vio- romancetoblossomamongtheConcert Orchestra; Howard Bar- Albert Spalding, baritone. distinguished service. The cross was linist. My Days Have Been So employe -stars of the "Musical Steel-low, conductor; Nicolai Berezow- Central Wondrous Free Hopkinson presented to Cugat in New York by 4:30 p.m. 3ei:.n p.m.tr1 makers"isthatbetweensoprano ski, viola. Mountain Pacificp.m. Prelude to "Manon"... Massenet the Cuban ambassador and the wife of Concerto for Viola or Clarinet 1 : TotheChildren, Opus20. Dorothy Ann Crowe and tenor Ar- and Orchestra, Opus 25 THE FAMILY HOUR, CBS.Al No. 7 Cuban President Batista. Cugat, how- (World Premiere) ..Berezowski She Never Told Hert"iI..ioNI"'mii e..rft denne White, who were married last Eastern Central Goodman's Orchestra; Gladys ever, is an American citizen, and was 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. mezzo-soprano; Ross month .. . Ginny Simms' first solo - Mountain Pacific Swarthout, Vi idnumg Sch titinumPninn born in Barcelona, Spain. 5:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Graham, baritone; Deems Taylor, On the Wings of Song: Scherzo starringpicturefor RKO willbe AMERICA PREFERRED, MBS. Night's "Sister Carrie" . . . Orrin Tucker hasMusicalprogramfeaturingdis- Eastern Dream" lierendelssolin 00 4100 p.m. 3:Cou t,sial tinguishedforeign -bornsoloists. Mountain PaCifiC 4:00 p.m. PRIZE signed four young Gourly sisters of 2:00 p.m. Mountain Pacific Orchestra; Alfred Wallenstein, Not ilable Not Available Lincoln, Neb., as a singing act . . . SYMPHONIC STRINGS, MBS. conductor. PAGEANT OF MELODY, MBS. Can You Top Elmer Blurt? Cecil B. DeMille will write an article, Eastern Central String Symphony; Alfred Wallen- 9:1S p.m. 8:15 p.m. stein, conductor. Henry Weber, conductor; Kath- HOLLYWOOD.-If Mountain Pa fie you know of any"How to Act for Radio," for a booklet 7:15 p.m. Overture from "Ptolemy".... Witwer, soloist. andel. Centralo.m humorous or picturesque experienceto be published by the NAB. FRANK BLACK PRESENTS, p.m.r" 9:o Miniature Fantasy Goossens Mountain Pacific NBC. Symphony Orchestra; Frank Tr eeF olk Dances 1 tin Not AvailablebIe Not Available Black, conductor. Eastern Central Eastern Central 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Pacific THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16 Mountain Pacific 5:00.m. 7:30 pm, 6:30 p.m. FORD SUNDAY EVENING SINFONIETTA, MBS. Alfred CHICAGO THEATER OF THEHOUR, CBS. Symphony OrchesWallenstein, conductor;Milton AIR, MBS. Operetta series. "Thetra; Wilfred Pelletier, conductor;Kaye, pianist, guest. Vagabond King."Marion Claire,KerstinThorborg,contralto; Dartlnnus, 2nd Suite Eameau soprano,andThomas Thomas,guest0 Symplamy in D Toeschi baritone. Eastern Central Concertofor Plano Eastern Central 9,0 P. . 8:00 Pan. Shostakovitch 9:45 p.m. 8:45 p.m. Mountain Pacific Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 7:00 p.m. 6: .11 9:30 p.m. 8:30 u.m. Not Available Not Available Mountain Pacific Not Available Not Available SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12 MONDAY, OCTOBER 13 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, TELEPHONE HOUR, NBC. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17 CBS. Budapest StringQuartet.Symphony Orchestra; Don Voor- Quartet in F minor, Opus 95; hees,conductor; James Melton, PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA, Quintet in C major.. Beethoventenor;- Francis White, soprano. MBS. Eugene Ormandy, conduc- Eastern Central 11:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. The Bells of St. Mary's..Adamstor;Norris West, commentator. Mountain Pacific Poeme Flinch Symphony No. 2 in E 9:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. AnnieLisle Traditional Rachmaninott RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL OF Allah'sHoliday Film] Eastern Central 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. THE AIR,NBC. StringSym- Invitation to the Dance Mountain Pacific Von Weber 12:30 p.m. 21:30 a.m. phony; Erno Rapee, conductor. Sound an Alarm (Judas Mac- Allegretto(Last Movement); cabeaus) Handell CITIES SERVICE CONCERT, QuintetinC major,Opus KernNBC. Concert Orchestra; Frank 10.3 Schubert Why Do I Love You' Eastern Central The Last Spring Grieg 8:00p.m. Black,conductor;LucilleMan- PianoSextet.Opus 110 Mountain Pacific ners, soprano; Ross Graham, Mendelssolsn 10:00 m. 9:.n. baritone; Cities Service Chorus; Waltz and Trepak front Sere- VOICE OF FIRESTONE, NBC. nade for Strings..TschaikowskySymphony Orchestra; Alfred Wal-GrantlandRice, football com- Eastern Central ment. 12:30 P.M. 11:30 a.m. lenstein, conduct -or; Richard Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Crooks, tenor. 8:00 p.m. 7:00 P.T. 10:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Centralo Mountain Pacific LAKE. 8:30 p.m. 7 :3 in . 6:00 p.m. Not Available -f4 SALT TABERNACLE Mountain Pacific CHOIR AND ORGAN, CBS. 9:30 p. 8:30 p.m. Eastern Central JOHNNY BURKE, vaudeville vet- RAY BLOCK (right foreground) 12:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. FOR AMERICA WE SING, FOR STATIONS ON WHICH Mountain Pacific NBC. Orchestra, direction Frank eran,blossomsout as comedy lines uphisvocal group, Swing 10:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. YOU MAY HEAR THESE PRO- Black;9130 soloists. GRAMS, TURN TO PROGRAM headlinerofthe"KateSmith Fourteen,on "Johnny Presents" NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC - Eastern CBS. Symphony 8:C3'19" 'cr.. "rni. PAGES' ON THE DAY AND AT SYMPHONY, MountsMountain Hour," which returned October 3 (Tues., NBC), in V -formation Orchestra; Leopold Stokowski, 9:00 p.m. 8 : P0a06 Pt' .111. THE HOUR INDICATED. P 11/1 23 Page 24 11/1-3WNBC-Hits & Bits WOR-Kaye Brinker WOV-World Panorama; Piano In- MORNING TUESDAY, Oct. 14,1941 MONDAY, Oct. 13,1941 terlude WPRO-Harry Horlick's Orch. 7:00 A.M. WEAF-MorninginManhattan *WQXR-Encores; News WEVD-Your Friendly Adviser WABC-AmericanSchoolofthe Polka Strauss*WJZ-Breakfast in (7:45 p.m. Continued) Dunce of the Goblins Bazzitil Bedlam;WINS -Fashions in Music Air:WDRC WBRY WLAW WMCA-Familiar Waltzes News WMCA-UnityViewpoints WBRY-Your Part in Defense WMEX-Classical Album Pavans.Galiarda, Almands WMAS WORC WPRO WOKO Rowland NABC-Arthur Godfrey, songs WMEX-Post Exchange WEEI CBL WEAN -Musical Rendezvous *WOV-News; Dick Gilbert Polonaise No. 4 in C minor Topic: WHAZ-Studio Trio MusicalClock: WAAB WEVD*WNAC-Weather; News "Geography and Mu- *WQXR-Quincy Howe, comm. Chopin KYW WGY WNBC-Begley's Express sic." *WHN-Fulton Lewis,Jr.,newsWSAR-Dance Orch. WTAG-That Was the Year WNYC-Want Ad: Guide FirstNat'lFood News: WEAN WMEX-State House Topics WSPR-Sweet Swing WTHT-Give or Take *News: WORWHAM WLAW WTIC W1CC WNAC WTAG WTAG WOR-The Goldbergs WNAC-Walter Kidder,bar. 9:15 P.M. 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WMCA-Broadway Bands *Club Matinee; News: CBL WNEW-Make BelieveBallroom WORC-Racing Results; Melodies 9:15 America's Town Meeting of the WELI-To be announced WOKO-Dancetime Weather News and Comment WEVD-Dance WQXR-Great Masters WQXR-Dinner Concert Air. WJZ. WHN-Dick Ballou'sOrch. None But the Lonely Heart.. P.M. 10:00 Rudy Vallee Show; John Barry - The Jolly Robbers: Overture.. Tschaikowsky WINS -Mac Perrin suppe Symphony No. 5: Minuet.... 12:00 John B. Hughes, WOR. more; Edna May Oliver,guest. Ballroom Divertimento No. 4 in B fiat WLAW-The Magic (K. leaO mozart Schubert 6:15 William L. Shirer, WABC. WEAF. WOR-The Rains Came La Gioconda:Dance ofthe Lee Filmes de Cadix....Delibes 6:45 Lowell Thomas, WJZ. Ponchielli Xerxes:Largo Handel 4:30 P.M. Hours Ei neKleine Naehtmusik: 7:00Fulton Lewis, Jr. WEAF-Lorenzo Jones: WTICWSPR-Sweet Swing Minuet Mozart 7:45 H. V. Kaltenborn. Drama WJAR WTAG WNACWGY 5:45 P.M. Bal Costume No. 5...Rubinstein P.M. 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WPROWEEI WICC-Down the Years 8:30Aldrich Family; Ezra Stone, TANGO Threefor Tea: WABY WSAR Where there is no listingWMCA-JerryBorshard, vibra- WEAF. WSPR WNLC WNBH WHAI for a station its preceding phonist 8:30Duffy's Tavern, WABC. KEEP YOUR DIAL ON *ClubMatinee: News: WHAM program is on the air. WMEX-Scores; Sports *News: CBL WICC WNBC-Around the Town 9:00 Major Bowes' Original Amateur WAAB-Sports 6:00 P.M. WOR-Here's Morgan Hour, WABC. WCAU-Food ShowPrgm. WEAF-Music by Shrednik *WPRO-News; Sports 9:00 Kraft MusicHall; DonAmeche; XAVIER CUGAT WDRC-Ad Liner *WJZ-News; Yours Sincerely WSPR-Bob Hamilton Trio Connie Boswell, WEAF. 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Edited by European News in English Daily Morning Charles A. Morrison EST CITY STATION DIAL 6:00 a.m. London GSD 11.75 President, International DX'ers 6:30 a.m. Berlin DJL 15.11 Alliance DJB 1520 7:00 a.m. Rome 2R08 17.82 7:30 a.m. Berlin DJL 15.11 DXT 15.23 SOME weeks ago I gave in this col- 8:00 a.m. London GSF 15.14 umn details about the contest for 8:30 a.m. Berlin DJL 15.11 short-wave listeners which was at DJB 15.20 10:20 a.m. Moscow RV96 15.18 that time being staged by Cuban sta- 10:40 a.m. Rome 2R06 15.30 tion COK. The two free all -expense 11:00 a.m. London GSF 15.14 tours to Havana were won by Junior 11:30 a.m. Berlin DJB 1520 Moyers of Harrisville, West Virginia, Daily Afternoon and Lee Mason (a friend of this col- 12:00 noon Rome 2R08 17.82 umnist) of Detroit, Michigan. These 12:30 p.m. Berlin DJ B 15.20 1:00 p.m. London GSV 17.81 free trips to Cuba -sponsored by the 1:30 p.m. Berlin DJB 15.20 Cuban National Sports Department - 2:00 p.m. Rome 2R06 15.30 include transportationto and from 2:30 p.m. Berlin DXZ 9.57 Havana, all expenses during several 3:30p.m. Berlin DZD 10.54 3:45 p.m. London GSP 15.31 days' stay in the city itself during the GSI 15.26 World Series of Amateur Baseball, 3:50 p.m. Finland OIE 15.19 held in Cuba from September 27 to 4:15 p.m. Berlin DXC2 11.74 DXZ 9.57 October 17. Nine nations, including 5:00 p.m. Roumania 9.26 the United States, are participating in 5:20 p.m. Rome 2R04 11.81 the baseball series. KATHERINECLARK, Englishnews 2R06 1530 JORGE MAYORAL is WLWO's 5:30 p.m. Berlin DZD 10.54 Reports on the contest programs writer and announcerfor WLWO, 11.75 broadcast by COK were received from chiefannouncer.Latinlisteners 5:45 p.m. London GSD speaks to Latin America nightly 5:51 p.m. Moscow RV96 15.18 listeners in the United States, Nica- likehis organ and poetry airings 15.11 ragua, Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia Daily Evening and Panama. In all 618 listeners sent 6:00 p.m. Berlin DJB 15.20 Listeners will remember that before DJ D 11.77 in reports to COK. world's finest and additional transmit- Paris 9.52 COK (11.616), Havana, is on the airters with ever increasing power arethe war this station broadcast a con- 7:00 p.m. London GSC 9.58 daily from 12:00 noon to 12:00 mid-beingrushedtoearlycompletion.cert each Sunday afternoon . .. Ac- GSD 11.75 night EST. Those sending receptionCBS will soon have two twin to information received from 7:30 p.m. Moscow RV96 PZX (11.516), Paramaribo, Suriname 15.11 reports to COK, National Sports De -watt international voices at Brent- 7:50 p.m. Budapest HAT4 9.125 wood, Long Island. At present a tem-(Dutch Guiana), this station operates 7:55 p.m. Finland OIE 15.19 porary transmitter with a power ofwith a power of 750 watts, Mondays OFE 11.78 and Thursdays from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Stockholm SBT 15.15 10,000 watts is in operation at Brent- 8:00 p.m. London GSC 9.58 wood. The World Wide BroadcastingEST. Programs consist for the main GSD 11.75 SEE SHORT-WAVE Corporation of Boston, Massachusetts,part of talks in Dutch. Professor Zwell 8:05 p.m. Berne HER4 9535 has just received permission from theis one of the main speakers. Occa- 8:30 p.m. Berlin DJ D 11.77 sionallytheidentification,"Thisis DZD 10.54 PROGRAM LISTINGS FCC toinstalla third transmitter. Paris 9.52 Powered at from 50,000 to100,000 Paramaribo," is made. The programs 9:00 p.m. Rome 2R04 11.81 OPPOSITE PAGE watts, the new station will share timeend with the national anthem . . . 2R018 9.76 TGWA, the National Shortwave Sta- 9:30 p.m. Moscow RV96 15.18 with sister transmitters WRUL and 11,90 WRUW. tion of Guatemala, is now operating 10:30 p.m. Berlin DJD 11.77 On Sunday, October 12, NBC in-on its night frequency of 9.685 megs DZD 1054 partment, Havana, Cuba, will receiveauguratesitsentirePan-Americanweek -days from 8:00 to 11:45 p.m. Paris 9.52 an attractive verification card as well and on Sundays from 6:15 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Rome 2R018 9.76 network of broadcast stations, includ- 11:30 p.m. London GSC 9.58 as a souvenir license plate for theiring ninety-two affiliates from the Rio12:00 midnight EST ... Among those 12:00 mid. Rome 2R04 11.81 automobiles. Grande to the Straits of Magellan.who have recently applied to the FCC 12:00 mid. Berlin DZD 10.54 for an amateur radio operator's license DJ P 11.855 Stations in the Latin chain range in 15.18 Football Scores for Our Armed Forces power from1,000 watts to200,000is a Brooklyn youth who is deaf, blind 12:35 a.m. Moscow RV96 Uncle Sam's armed forces abroad,watts. Twenty countries are repre-and dumb. Stranger stillis the fact from the Panama Canal to Alaskasented. The network will function onthat he qualified. Despite his handi- Important Stations and from the Caribbean defense areaa commercial as well as on a sustain-caps, the youth took the prescribed (Megacycles or thousands of kilocycles shown) ing basis. Outstanding Red and Bluewritten examination at the commis- COK, Cuba 11.616SBT, Sweden 15.155 to Iceland, are now receiving up-to- CSW7. Portugal 9.735TAP, Turkey 9.465 the-minute gridiron scores over NBCprograms will be offered to the Latin-sion's nearest field office. To ten pagesDJB, Germany 15.20TG2, Guatemala 6.19 of questions and problems he sub- DJD, " 11.77TGWA. "9.685, 15.17 internationalstation WRCA (9.67)American chain and it is expected that DJL. " 15.11VLG, Australia 9.58 each Saturday from 8:15 to 8:30 p.m. S.enterpriseswillavailmitted thirty pages of. answers written DXZ, Warsaw 9.57VD:12, " 9.54 many U. DZD, Germany 10.543VLG5, " 11.88 EST. NBC's International Division in-themselves of this new access to po-by himself on a Braille typewriter. EIRE, Ireland 17.84,VLG6, " 15.23 RioIn the practical tests the candidate 15.12VLQ, " 9.615 terrupts its regular foreign -languagetentialmarketssouthofthe FZI. Brazzaville. Fr. VLQ2, " 11.87 pattern to make this "All-American"Grande. In addition, an exchange ofdemonstrated that he could "hear" Equatorial Africa 11.97VLQ5, 9.68 radio -telegraph signals through vibra- GSB, England 9.51WBOS, Boston, Mass. program available. Country -wide re-programs isbeing arranged so the GSC," 9.58 11.87, 9.57. 6.14 publicinboththenorthernandtions produced by special devices ... GSD, " 11.75WCAB, Philadelphia, sults, even the far western football GSF, " 15.14 Pa. 6.06, 9.59. 15.27 scores, will be included in the sum-southern hemispheres will hear theBangkok,Thailand,stationHS6PJ GSI, " 15.26WCBX. New York City (19.02) has been heard recently re- GBP, " 15.91 17.83, 15.27, 9.65, mary. NBC has granted permission tobest talent that is available. GSV, " 17.81 6.17, 11.83, 6.12 its honorary affiliates, stations PCAN laying "Germany Calling." HAT4. Hungary 9.125WGEA, Schenectady, HBL. Switzerland9.345 N. Y. 21.50. 15.33, 9.55 and PCAC, of the Panama ArtilleryGeneral Notes HCJB, Ecuador 12.46WGEO, Schenectady, Morrison Defense Appointee HER4. Switzerland 9.535 N. Y. 9.53 Command of the U. S. Army, to pick An unidentified Moscow station on HP5A, Panama 11,70WLWO, Cincinnati, up and rebroadcast this series. Buck isbeinghearddaily Hoping to do my little bit in the HPSG, " 11.78 Ohio 15.25, 11.71, 11.83megs HVJ, Vatican City11.74 9.59, 6.06 Canel,oneofNBC's internationalfrom 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. EST, simul-scheme of national defense communi- Indo-China 11.78WNBI, New York City 15.105 11.89, 6.100, 17.78 crack sports announcers, is handling . . . JI.G4, Japan taneously with RV96(9.52) cations, your columnist -just returned JLU4," 17.795WRCA, N. Y. City the period. According to Jack Siringer of Cleve-from conferences in Washington -has JZJ. " 11.80 9.67, 17.78 JVZ2," 11.825WRUL-WRUW, land, Ohio, HJDE (6.145), Medellin,accepted an appointment as short- SZE, " 15.16 Boston. Mass. 17.75; waveconsultantfortheForeign KGEI, San Francisco, 15.35. 15.25, 15.13, U. S. Short Wave World's Best Colombia, occasionally serves as key Calif.9.53, 9.67, 15.33 11.79, 11.73. 6.04 Not so long ago the United Statesstation for a network of ColombianBroadcast Monitoring Service of the MTCY, Manchukuo 11.78XGOY, China 9.635. OAX4Z. Peru 6.032 11.90 was wofully deficient in the matter ofstations . . . EAQ(9.86),Madrid,Federal Communications Commission. OIE. Finland 15.19Y. France 9.52, 11.845 Spain, not received for quite someThis work will be carried on in addi- OFE," 11.782R03, Italy 9.63 powerful and up-to-date international PCJ, Holland 15.222R04," 11.81 broadcastfacilities.Thisconditiontime, presumably is off the air. .. tion to regular duties with MOVIE - RAN, U.S.S.R. 9.602R06," 15.30 RADIO GUIDE and the International RKI, " 15.042R08," 17.82 does not hold today for our short-Network pick-ups from Reykjavik, RNE, " 12.002R018, " 9.76 wave stations are now among theIceland, are made overTFJ (12.235).,DX'ers Alliance. RV96, " 15.18 35 )Ap

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"Woman of Courage" PART III IT'S back to normalcy for the Jacksons and their friends in Farmington as the excitement of past weeks subsides. A court battle for the legal custody' of Tommy Jackson, Martha's foster son, has been won. The Benedicts, father Joe and daughter Susan, have been reunited. Martha's problem sister, Lillian, is now looking at the world through rose-colored glasses as her romantic interest in Joe Benedict grows. So Martha and Jim Jackson are settling down to routine family life. They watch, half amused, the young love -affair between their daughter Lucy and home -town boy Johnny Long. They play hosts at a birthday party for Susan Benedict. They help Joe Benedict, who had neglected and resented Susan since the tragic death of his wife, to see that he can be a happy father. Benedict,inturn, hopes to demonstrate his appreciation for their kindness and helpfulness, MARTHA JACKSON is happiest HOPING TO IMPRESS LUCY, Johnny Long drives to offers the Jacksons an idea. This week MOVIE - whenin herkitchen,makingpre- the Jackson homeinanexpensiveroadster.Martha RADIO GUIDE'S Theatre of the Air rings the curtain serves.Shegives many jarsaway. Jacksongreetstheboy,counselshim in herusual down on "Woman of Courage," but what will come After hectic activities of past weeks, of Joe Benedict's idea will be revealed as the story straightforward manner: "Fancy cars don't count in real unfolds. Listen Monday through Friday over CBS she finds this work relaxing, pleasant romances. It's how you feel in your heart," she tells him with these pictures before you.

THE CAST Character Player Martha Jackson Selena Royle Lucy Jackson Joan Tetzel Tommy Jackson Larry Robinson Susan Benedict Claire Howard Joseph Benedict John Brewster Johnny Long Cliff Carpenter Lillian Burke Enid Markey Cora Jackson Tess Sheehan George Harrison Horace Braham

LUCY JACKSON is spirited, radiant, AT SUSAN'S birthday party does her best to make Johnny less (lefttoright): Joe Benedict, self-conscious, more like her teen-age LillianBurke,Johnny,Susan, ideal-a manoftheworld.First GeorgeHarrison,Martha, step isteaching Johnny to dance Cora Jackson, Tommy, Lucy

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33331, 3y 'Costa,' W ADDRESS ANXIOUS TO SHOW his gratitude tobrother-in-law George Harrison CITY STATE (left) and Martha Jackson for their aidin straightening out his private Please print name and address life, Joe Benedict presents a plan whichhas something to do with Mar- tha's canning. For the full story, continuetuning in "Woman of Courage" 36 KEEP THEM FLYING!

RADIO'S NEWEST INTEREST IS IN AIRPLANES

EIGHTY -TON super -bombers and giant flying - boats are what we need to give Hitler the business, but from a long-range point of view, we, the people, are more interested in flivver planes. Thousands of civilians are learning to fly their own planes and predictions are that after the war flivver planes will be as common as Fords. Among radio people, too, flying is the new sport. Men like Edgar Bergen, Wayne King, Charles Correll, Bill Goodwin, many others, have bought their own planes-mostly small, inex- pensive models-and learned to fly. Some are even instructors. Ahead of most other radio air enthusiasts is Edgar Bergen, who has founded the Edgar Bergen Aviation Foundation for training advanced flying students. And if America goes to war, flyingradio personalities with other civilians will constitute a great reserve to back ANNOUNCER NORMAN ROSS (in cock- up Army pilots. So keep them flying!-J.C. pit), a World War aviator, gets pointers on new Waco from instructor. Enthusiasts, too, are sons Norm, a. Donald (L to r.,rear)

ARTHUR GODFREY, an old hand at flying, COMMUNAL PLANE is this Fairchild 24.Bill CHARLES "ANDY" CORRELL (right)shows used to commute in his own plane between New Goodwin and newscaster Bob Garred (right) Bill Goodwin (left) and Bob Garred the aluminum York and Washington for broadcasts. The sing- are part owners with Wen Niles, two other flyers. propeller he offered the Government. His plane ing announcer is Lieut. Commdr. Naval Reserve Group plan makes flying cost $1.50 an hour is a Stinson Reliant, costabout$12,000

CONTACT! Charlie Stark, busy radio announcer, NEW ITEM in Charlie McCarthy's wardrobe is DWIGHT WEIST commutes by air from Walden, prepares his Aeronca for take -off. Stark got his flying -suitsince Bergen has beenpilotinga N. Y., home to announce "By Kathleen Norris," pilot's license several weeks ago, wants to aid Fairchild four -place cabin plane. The ventrilo- other serials,lands at Flushing Airport every UnitedStatesdefense as flyinginstructor quisthas150 hoursof flyingtohiscredit week -day morning, takes subway to CBS studio 37 HERE is the visual charm that meets hisfirst commercial audition for ti the eyes of spectators when the prospective sponsors as they sat in Spitalny group brings musical charm a clients' room unaware that they to listeners' ears on Sunday night. were listening to music produced by a bunch of feminine beauties. Only Above, with Vivien spotlighted, the after the impressed sponsors had girls blend their voices to weave a offered Spitalny a contract did they melodiousspell. Left:"Charm" find out the fact, They were shocked takes the air with musical flourish -but sold. Now the "Hour of Charm" (Sun., NBC), featuring Phil Spitalny's all - girl orchestra, has become one of the real traditions and one of the MORE than seven years ago Philmost popular musical features of Spitalny got the idea of organ- radio. izing an all -girl orchestra. He was The girls have a governing- board- laughed at by male musicians. Butselected from their group which they had to swallow their laughschooses types of costumes, selects when Spitalny had, by dint of anhotels and settles any little matters intensive search, assembled someof professional dispute among them. three dozen girls who could match Meetthe"charmers":Evelyn, most men in brilliant musicianship.concert mistress; Maxine and Major difficulty in the formationVivien, vocalists; Frances, Connie, of the band, aside from the task ofFern-ThreeLittleWordstrio; finding and fitting together the indi-Florence,Esther,Jennie,Marie, vidual musicians, was in persuadingLucille-violin; Rose-bass violin; parents to allow the girls to go toCarlena-harp; Grace-banjo; Maria New York. Now the parents are-drums; Rosa and Lola-piano; happy they consented. But the big-Alma-tuba; Lorna and Venetta- gest obstacle was yet ahead-break-flute;Marian,Kathleen, Hazel- ing down the prejudice of bookingsaxophone;Marie,Vernell,Jean agents and sponsors to such a de--trumpet; Valma-trombone; Jan parture from tradition. Spitalny did-vibraphone. -D. M. 38 FEATURED as a vocal trio on the "Hour of Charm" are the Three Little "EVELYN AND HER VIOLIN" have thrilled "Hour of Charm" listeners as a Words-a blonde, a brunette, a redhead -(I. tor.)Frances, Connie and soloist for several years. Evelyn Kaye was the second girl Spitalny hired early Fern. They were the only girls selected by Spitalny without an audition. in his talent search, after hearing her in recital at New York's Town Hall. She He heard them singing on a Kansas City statioi and wired an offer. They is second in command of the orchestra,is thoroughly feminine, leans to didn't even take time to pack a suitcase before leaving for New York! reading, sewing rather than sports, prizes a rare Berganzi violin awarded to her

BEFORE becomingVivien on WINNER of a nation-wide contest to OBJECT of attention at shows is little RICHARD STARK isthe an- "Hour of Charm," Hollace Shaw select a successor to the original deep - Alma Adams, the "Oompa Girl," who nouncer, has the delightful dis- was a radio singer under her real voiced Maxine is, coincidentally, toots a tuba that's almost as big as tinction of being the only man name. She was Robert Taylor's Maxine Moore, who has been singing sheis and weighs thirty-five pounds, other than maestro Spitalny to girl friendat Pomona College! ontheprogramsincelastMarch one-thirdthe weight of theplayer appear with the "charm" girls

-G./stave W. Gale

DYNAMIC, DRIVING conductorship of music -loverPhilSpitalny,typically which makes the "Hour of Charm" one of radio's best musical attractions. shown in candid shots above, inspires hisgirls to put just the added effort He expects hard, intensive work from feminine musicians-and they likeit! NEXT WEEK:"DOUBLE OR NOTHING" Eleanor Roosevelt's Pictorial Life Story PARTII TRAVELER & SOCIAL -WORKER NEXT WEEK: CAREER WOMAN

MIRACLE is Eleanor NORoosevelt asa family woman, devoted to husband and children. In this she is normal, typically American. But amazing, almostincredible,isthe ma- ternal instinct which reaches out beyond home and family to give this First Lady a deep sense of kinship with her fellows. Whether they be underfed share -croppers, hard-workingminers,handi- capped children, or plain housewives,Mrs.Roosevelttakes them under her wing, feels responsible. Thus, extensive lecture tours, visits to her children, which have taken her into more statesthanthe President has covered in three campaigns, become personal investigations of America's social headaches. This passion for humanity, sure to be reflectedin her Sunday radio talks (NBC), has made Eleanor Roosevelt our most beloved social -worker,our most -traveled woman.

TRAVELER EXTRAORDI- CONSTANT SURPRISE to slum -dwellers, or of underprivi- NARY, Mrs. Roosevelt befriends and column -readersis longs to the 100,000 Mile leged Negroes. What is more Eleanor Roosevelt's conversancy surprising isthefacility Club, was with firstoffirst with ladies to travel by plane. hushed -up problemsof which she,a woman born to U. S. social structure, such as wealth and privilege. wins con- Photographaboveshows her after first flight, plight of migratory workers and fidence and personal friendship 1933 families (above), or of big -city of these forgotten Americans

IT TAKES 40,000 miles a year by plane, train and auto to cover Eleanor Roosevelt's always full itinerary. She likes autoing-with no Secret Servicemen following-buttightschedules force her to do most drivingat Hyde Park

Photographs by Acme, Internatmem news LABOR has found in Mrs. NEW, MORE EXCITING social problems have not eclipsed the Roosevelta truefriend, needforold-fashionedcharitieswithMrs.Roosevelt.Typical supporting its ideals, going interests are Salvation Army (above with late Secretary of War to workers themselvesto Dern) and young victims of polio scourge (left). Her financial aid fraternize,learnproblems to charitiesisimpressive; her personal aid means even more The next time your favorite band is on the air, you can make a recording of the entire program if you own a MAKE RECORDINGSWilcox -Gay RECORDIO. Music, comedy skits, speeches, sports events- of the anythingthat'sbroadcastcanbe ACE DANCE BANDS"yours for keeps" with a RECORDIO, combination recorder -radio -phonograph. And making records is such inexpensivefun.Wilcox -Gay's new paper basediscs (61/2")sell as low as four fortwenty-five cents.Metal base Red Label discs-in61/2",8" and 10" sizes-are sold in attractive albums for permanent libraryuse. Wilcox -Gayistheworld'slargest manufacturerofpaper andmetal BONNIE BAKER BETTY BONNEY, waxes "Where'd LesBrown's new base discs for home recording. You vocalist, munches You Get Those cangetthesehighqualitydiscs Eyes"withOrrin a sandwich at re- Tucker's band. Or- cordingsession. atWilcox -Gay dealers everywhere. rinandBonnie Her vocal in "Jolt - denyrecentrumor in' Joe DiMaggio" she will leave band is earning raves YOUNG LADY at Victor recording mike is Bonnie Lake, By the Makers of Recordio - The Original Recording Radio new vocalist with Artie Shaw WILCOX-GAY CORPORATION BANDSTAND NOTES CHARLOTTE, MICHIGAN By Maurice Granger FOR some reason which has yet toployes of the United Air Lines have WANT TO'DOSOMETHING" be explained, the men who go toformedaswing band, headed by a war favor songs which have a .sen-former member of a hillbilly combo timental touch. For instance, the pref-and Andy Anderson, former drummer ABOUT YOUR COMPLEXION ? erence of the soldiers at one of thefor Isham Jones . . . Joan Moss, who country's largest training -centers is forsings under the name of Joan Merrill such tunes as "Road to Mandalay,"(and sings right well, too), was so "Maria Elena" and "Short'nin' Bread."named because her manager was a In the last war the boys in uniformgreat admirer of flier Dick Merrill . .. went in for tender, sentimental songs,Understandagirlnamed Dorothy such as "The Long, Long Trail," "KeepBrandon, who used to sing with Chuck the Home Fires Burning" and "rip-Foster, may replace Ginny Simms, perary." Evidently they and their sonsnow departed from Kay Ryser. who are now in training at camp have no desire to indulge in the singing ofSongstuff martial tunes. They leave militant war "Amapola," which for weeks was the songs to civilians who do not have tobest-selling sheet -music piece in the endure drudgery of soldiering. country, was written by the late Jose M. Lacalle, for years music director of Bandafa the Columbia Phonograph Company. Jack Teagarden receivedaroyalUnfortunately, Senor Lacalle did not welcome when he returned to his homelive to see his tune a song hit, but town for a visit. The citizens of Ver-he did go on record as saying it would non, Texas, gave Jack the keys to thesome day reach the top of the list. city. Incidentally, Jack's first name isThe history of "Amapola" shows that a Weldon-so help me! . . . An all-staralthough it was published quitenum- Gprshwin program will be presentedber of years ago, the tune didn't be- by a massed orchestra on October 13come a hit until Deanna Durbin sang it WHICH OF THESE FAULTS MARS YOUR COMPLEXION BEAUTY? in the Yankee Stadium. The "Namein her picture, "First Love." Follow- Rough, "dried -out" skin? Band Jubilee," as it will be called, ising Deanna's singingofit,Jimmy Externally -caused blemishes? Dorsey madearecording for Decca, for the benefit of the British -Ameri- 11 Enlarged pore openings? Chapped skin and lips? can Ambulance Corps . . . 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Sharon Grainger proves that the life of a career -bound radio actress is often as exciting as the role she plays

jangle of a bedside telephone, believe it or not, is music in the THEears of a radio actor, for usually it's a call to audition for a new ole. Up-and-coming young actors and actresses keep their ears peeled for such calls even though they may already have several serial I. JARRED FROM SOUND SLEEP by her bedside phone, Sharo, roles on the string. Take Sharon Grainger. Young Chicago actress. Grainger fumbles for receiver.It'sstudio call to reportin one Sharon has three serial roles. She's Marjorie Carroll in "Bachelor's hour, audition for feminine leadinforthcoming "Knickerbocker Children," Midge Storey in "Midstream" and Midge Scott in "Flying Patrol." But Sharon doesn't miss acall,auditions several times Playhouse" production (heard on an NBC network Saturday). For weekly for other parts. Smart, wise to directors' methods, she knows Sharon this isopportunitywith a capital 0-and a good eye-opener that competition for every job is severe, that the big opportunities in radio acting come through auditions, that no call, however unpromis- ing, can safely be overlooked. Suspecting that the adventures of a radio actress in getting a role are often as exciting as the role itself. MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE put reporters on Miss Grainger's trail, got these pictures when a call came for Sharon to audition for "Knickerbocker Playhouse." -J. C.

2. OUT OF BED inaflash, 3. SHARON'S CONVERTIBLE, in 4. REACHING SiUDIOS just in time to hear show's director Owen Vinson SharonHiesintoherclothes, which she drives to Merchandise and editor Pauline Hopkins explain lead, Sharon is not surprised to meet but is carefultobeneat. Mart studios,indicates that she competition. Left to right: Angeline Orr, Bonnie Kay, Lucy Gilman, Con- She wonders about the script is a successful yoJnc broadcaster stance Crowder, Sharon, Betty Arnold, Louise Fitch, Miss Hopkins, Vinson

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