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TA__A,_ IL) I Co II' 1=1_ Co S CI ILUA 11)LJL1kIEro (I) I-t iAST` I S (.1 9 :30-Walter Winchell molmic-Symphony Oreh., 7:00-Court of Human EelS-6 :30-Genealogy-K. Minot 9 :45-Gould and Shefter, Hans Lange, Conductor; tions-Sketch Pitma,n Piano Duo Poldi Mlldner, Piano 7:45-Wendell Hall, Songs 6:45-Red Lacguer and Jade 5:00-Roses and Drums; SUNDAY, JAN. 14 TODAY, JAN. 7 8:00-Eddie Cantor. Come- 7 :15-News-Gabriel Heatter10 :00-Tiger Ghost-Sketch 1 ductor; Roth String Quartet; Joseph dim ; Rubinoff Orch. 7:30-Johnston Orcil. ; Veron-10 :30-Carlos Gardel. Bert- Road Around Richmond- Szigeti, Violin-WOR. 9:00-Rodemich Orcb. ;Da- ica Wiggins, Contralto; tone; Macian-i Orch. Sketch LEADING EVENTS 3:30-4:00-From London:"Whither Brit- vid Percy,Songs; Male Fred Vettel, Tenor 11 :00-Master Singers 5 :30-Frank Cmumlt and WEAF-660 ho WJZ-'760 Xc Eastern Standard Time Is Used in All Cases; Trio; Tamara, Songs S :00-Vera Brodsky and 11 :15-Ennio Bolognini. Cello Julia Sanderson, Songs 10 :00 A. 51,-The Inward 10 :30 A. M.-Samovar Sere- am?" H. G. Wells, Author-WABC, Stations Arranged in Accordance Frank Harold Trigga, Piano Duo11 :30-Vallee Oreh. 6:00-Muriel Wilson, So- Change-Dr. S. Parkes nade WEAF. 9 :30-Concert Orcb. ; 8:15-Rita Gould, Songs 12 :00-LuncefOrd Orcb. prano;Oliver Smith, (Jan. 7-13.) 9 :30-10 :30-Providence Symphony Orchestra With Dial Locations- Munn, Tenor;Virginia 1.2 :30 A. 51.-Black Orch. Tenor; Renard Orch. Cadmafi 12 :30 P. 1,1.-Symphony Orch.5 (Time Is P. M., Eastern Standard, Unless WMCA-570 Xc 9 :00-Bafladeers Quartet Rca, Soprano ;BertrandS :30-Choir Invisible 6:30-Ed McConnell, Songs 10 : 30-Mexican Marimba Emno Rapes, Conductor Otherwise Indicated.) -WMCA. 9 :30-Sacred Music Hirsch,Violin ; Oilman 9 :00-Spanish Revue WNYC-81O Xc 6:45-Charles Carlile, Tenor; Typica Band; Hector 1:30-The Unwanted Gener- WEDNESDAY. 9:00 A. 51.-Mixed Quartet9 ;45-Atden EdAlne, Bass and Arden, Piano 9 :30-Dramatic Sketch Symphony Orch. de Lame,, Baritone atlon-Dr Daniel A. 9:30-Dream Weavers, Songs10 :00-The New Era-Rev. S.10:00-Jack Benny, Come- 10 :00-Opera-Manon 12 :30 P. 1,1.-Burns Orcb. 11:10-Major Bowes's Family Poling - TODAY. 1: 15-2 : 00-Advertising Club Luncheon; 9 :40-Thomas Anderson. Pat-Ices Cadman dian ; Black 0mb. ; Frank11 :00-Moonbeams Trio 1 :00-Our Changing Amen!-7:00-Ethel Waters, Songs; 12 :30 P. 51.-UniversitY of 2 :30-Grenadler Guards' Poetry 10 :30-MexiCan Marimba Parker, Tenor 11:30-Coleman Orch. can Govemnlneilt-PrOreS- Denny Oreh. ;George Chicago Hound-Table DII- Band From Toronto 2:45-3:3O-"PUbliC Housing," Herbert Bay- "Business for 1934," Richard H. Grant, 10 :00-Italian Program Typica Band ; Hector de10:30-Shilkret Orcil. ; Sketch12 :00-Tremaine Orch. sor William B. Guthrie Beatty, Comedian 5:00-Is Christianity Po Vice President General Motors-WEAF. Morning Glory, With Ka- 1 :15-MasterwOrk Hour 7 :30-Current Events-H. V. cusslon slble?-Dr. Harry Kin-er- ard Swope, Treasurer National Public Conrad 10 :30-WatChtower Talk Lana, Baritone .WJZ-760 ho Kaltenborn 1 :30-Little-KnOwn Facts Peter Grimm, 8:30-9 :00-Albert Spalding, Violin ; 11 :00-ChristIan Science 11 :00-Hall and Gien, Piano tharine Hepburn, Actress; 1 :45-Playbroker and the About Well-Known People son Fosdick - Housing Conrerence ; H:15 F. 1,1.-Kindergarten11:10-Major Bowes's Family John Erskine, Narrator 8:00 A. 1,1.-Ruth Peppie, Theatre-Alexander Su- .7 Thriller, 5 :10-Grand Hotel-Sketch Chairman City Budget Commission; Thibault, Baritone-WABC. Piano; Mixed Quartet kenikoff With Francis X. Bushman -Dale Carnegie 1 :00-Gravelle Orch. ; Maxine13 :15 P. 1,1.-Home Circle i1:00-Thlk-J. B. Kennedy S :30-Lew White, Organ 8:00-Lyda Robertl. Songs;2:45-Muriel Wilson, So- 6:00-Symphony OrciL: Rev. Edward R. Moore-WOR. THURSDAY. Lash and Roy Gobey, 12:30-University of Chicago11 :10-John Fogarty. Tenor 2:00-Concert Hour William O'Neil, Tenor; prano; Fred Huismith, Fritz Reiner, Conductor; 3 : 00-5 : 00-New YorkPhilbarmonic-Sym- 3:15-4:00-Rochester Philharmonic Orches- Songs ;Male Trio Round Table Discussion;11 :30-Minneapolis Symphony 9 :00-ChIldren's Hour 3 :00-To Be Announced Tenor; Concert Orch. 1'lto Scbipa. Metropolitad phony, Hans Lange. Conductor; Poldi :00-Haring 0mb. ; Jerry Problems and Attitudes Orch. ;Eugene Ormandy,10 :00-Southernalres Quartet;3 :15-Hassell Musicale Helen Morgan, Songs; 3:00-Wayne King Orch. Opera Tenor t.ra; Fritz Reiner, ConductOr-WJZ. Baker, Tenor of the 73rd Congress- Conductor Levee Band 4:00-Ireland: Past and Pre- Alexander WoolicOtt; 7:30-Joe Penner, Comedlan Mildner, Piano-WABC. 2:30-Three Little Funster' Professors Louis Brown-:12 :30 A. M.-MolIna Orcil. 10 :30-Nicholas Vasileff, sent-J. D. Hackett Orchs. Under Direction 4:30-Concert 0mb. ; Ed- Nelson Orch. ;Harriet 6:OO7:OO-SymphoflY Orchestra, Walter FEIDAY. a :00-Mauro Cottone, Organ low, W. 11. Spencer, Tenor ;Balalaika 0mb. 4 ; 15-Greek Program Isharn Jones, Leon Belasco, ward Davies, Baritone: Hilliard, Songs 3 :30-Tom Noonan's Cache- WOR-710 Xc 11 :00-StrIng Quartet 4 :45-War vs. the League of Claude Hopkins. Jack Chicago a Cappelia Choir9:00-Will Rogers, Come- Damrosch. Conductor; Yehudi Menu- 2:0O-2:SO-"The NRA Codes," William H. dral of the Underworld Donald Slesluger 10 :30 A. 1,5.-Newark Museum11 :30-Anthony Frolne, Tenor Little, Fred RIch. 6:00-The Eternal Gaiiiiean- hin, Violin-WJZ. Davis, National Compliance Director, 1 :00-RussIan Choir -Talk 11 :40-Don Hall Trio Nations-Spencer Van B.9:00-Nino Martini,Tenor; Rev. Fulton J. 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Ath-1:20-Why You Pall-Dr. Baritone 10:30--Conclave of Nations; 8:00-Eddie Cantor, Come- Air; Rev. Ashley D. Langdon W. Post, Tenement House 6:45-Grant Onch. 2 :30-Elizabeth Lennox, erton DIXon Daniel A. Poling WABC-'860 Xc Speaker, Sir Ronald Lind- dian ; Rubinoff Orch. Leavltt. liaryard Church5 7 :45-8 : 00-' 'Protection of Childhood Through 7 :00-The Maiden of Ludo- Contralto 12 :15 P. 51.-Pauline Alpert, say, Ambassador From 9:30-Concert Orch. ;Frank Brookline, Mass. CommissiOfler Louis Pink, Member NRA Codes," Donald Richberg, Gen- mir-Drama 2:45-Muriel Wilson, So- Piano 2:00-Bar X Days-Sketch8 :00 A. 1,1.-Program Resume Munn, Tenor; Virginia 12 :31) F. M.-Tlto Guizar, and prano ;Fred Huf smith, 2 :30-Grenadier Guards S :05-Organ ReveIlle Great Britain Rea, Soprano ; Oilman Tenor; Hart Ensemble New York State Housing Board, eral Counsel NRA-WJZ. '7 :15-Jewish Events Tenor; Sanford Orch. 12:30-Bert Rule, Songs Band From Toronto S :30-Charlotte Harriman. 11:00-Little Orch. and Arden, Piano Duo others-WEVD. 7 :30-Shemos-Sketch 12 :40-Hobbles-Sigmund 3 :00-Walter Preston, Earl- Crane Calder,11:30-Belasco cinch. 1:00-Church of the Air; 10 :30-11 : 00-Conclave of Nations ;Speaker, SATURDAY. 7 :45-BillIe Dauscha. Songs;3:00-Wayne King Orch. Rothscbild tone ; Stone Orch. Contralto ; 12:00-Busse Orch. 10 :00-Jack Benny, Come. Rev. Thomas F. Conlon Philhar- Westell Gordon, Tenor 3 :30-Frances Langford, -1:00-Perole String Quartet; 3 :10-HollywoOd-Irene Rich Bass. 12:50 A. 51.-Lopez Orch. dian; Black 0mb. National Director Holy Sir Ronald Lindsay. Ambassador From 11:00 A. M.-12:OO M-New York 8:00-Three Little Funsters Contralto ;Three Scamps, Frank Brantley, Baritone 3:30-Garber Orch. S :40-Radio Spotlight 10 :30-Shilkret Orch. ;John Name Society Great Britain-WABC. - monic Symphony Children's Concert; 8:15-Dawson and Hackett; Songs ;Himber Orch,, 2:00-To Be Announced 9 :00-ChIldren's Program WEVD-1,300 Xc Erskloe. Narrator ;Lily 3 :00-New York Philbar- jO:SO11:OO-Katharine Hepburn, Actress. in Ernest Schelling, Conductor-WABC. Piano Duo 4:00-Submarine G-10- Dra-2:15-Organ Recital 4 :00-DIon Kennedy, Organ10:00-Church of the AIr; 11:00 A. M.-2:U0 P. H-Jew- Pons, Metropolitan Opera monlc.Symphony, Arturo 12:3O-12:45---"The Copeland Bill," Edgar Ko- 8:30-Biblical Drama matic Sketch 2 :45-Public Housing-Her- 4:30-Answer at Midnight- Rev. John Stapleton, ish Programs Soprano Toscanini,Conductor Sketch. "Morning Glory"; John Er- 9:00-Al Shayne, Baritone; 4:15-Vee Lawnhumst and bert Bayard Swope, Sketch Frankford Congregational2:00-Esther Fleid, Songs 11 : 30-Minneapolis Symphony5 :00-Roses and Drums: skine, Narrator ; Orchestra-WEAF.
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    • • The National Weekly Week Ending of Programs and June I, 1935 Personalities ECAB875421 Volume IV Number 32 ¢ Waring Pulls the Strings The Human Note Behind My Songs In His All Request Programs This Popular Baritone Broadcasts the • Stories of Joy and Heartache That Accompany the Requests By John Charles Thomas with a sturdy frame, and patriotism and natural Il'rmination. \Vhen I anN' ,hl' next mornmJ.: the lure of adventure c<rlled him to the a wire from my Can:uh'1I1 Cflrrt:,pondl'nt \\0;1';' ;Iw.nllng colors. Du,>ty and d~-tircd arter a force..1 me. In J few \\ell-(ho,ul \\CIllh he tulJ a mm-lI1g 'ltl,ry march, his company pitched tenb in a tiny 01 the gll::;)t emotHJIl;11 kid he lud·Jerl\-c:J from ht·.mng African vill;lgc ju,>t as dusk WdS '>euhng hl~ llng :lg3m, after a 'lit-net· 1)1 '>0 UlJny )-C'lf'l. Ag;lln, uver the land. '>I..'''l·r:1I doly'" later, I receIved an t·~'L1IIt: h:tter informll1~ mt' thai '\\0 of hi" Boer \\ <If hllddll'''. who haJ bun III 1'AT night, shortly before taps wa~blown, the .tent with hml thai lll~ht \l.-hcn the Y(\UI1~ L undOll T a young soldier who c1aimt:t1 connection suIJIt~r-actor (ir,' int roduct"t1 the "0111-(, hOld ll'>h:nnl 10 with a London theater, volunteeleJ to my broill!c:ISl. I{l''':illling the incftlcrll, thl'y h.ld lOm­ amuse his comrades by singing a song.
  • In Ibis Is S

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    AMERICA'S WEEKLY MAGAZINE FOR RADIO LISTENERS TELLS WHAT'S ON THE AIR-ANY TIME-DAY OR NIGHT Vol. Iii - No. 29 New York (2) Week Ending May 12, 1934 In ibis Is s iN BDL ILLS HOW HE WILL CO ON VVTH A 1 -11-T'A: FLt9r)Y EVR' WEEK EDDIE CANTOR LAYS BARE HIS SO-CALLED "FEUD' WITH RADIO CRITICS SECRETS OF THE MOST Irving Berlin FAMOUS OF THEME SONGS STARS' POLL ENTERS THE LAI STRETCH www.americanradiohistory.com SEVERAL to lucky girls have learned that is a the sistersthere asked. "And besides, it's Friday, the thirteenth." "Let's Call safe and sure way to achieve success in radio. The It Starsit Love" and followed that with "i Just was-in the month of April. Neva took her by the arm. Couldn't secret is a simple one; but a girl must have been 'Fake It, Baby." And when that happened. "Of course you're going to stay and take the audi- eighteen of the other girls "couldn't born one of the sisters of the stars to apply it. In other tion!" Neva take it". ' They insisted. "And what's more, you're going walked out without waiting to be heard, words, she must have a Big Sister who has made an to get the job." for they- knew outstanding success on the radio. The they had no chance. latest illustration Well, she didn't run away. She stayed Joy got is that furñished by seventeen -year -old Joy Lynne, add and sang the job.
  • Mcguirk Slain by Assassins As Mayoralty Campaign Opens

    Mcguirk Slain by Assassins As Mayoralty Campaign Opens

    The Library Football Pictures, ©hr Stem 'Hampslifrr Pages 4 and 5 “A Live College Newspaper” Volume 25. Issue 5. Durham, N. H., October 26, 1934. Price Five Cents Annual B. K. Stunt McGuirk Slain by Assassins Program Tonight Old Grads on Campus Tomorrow Sixteen Skits Scheduled for as Mayoralty Campaign Opens Traditional Event in for Homecoming Day Activities Gymnasium SMALL UPPERCLASSMAN POSTS THREE $500 AWARDS FOR British Entry in PLEA TO LARGE TRADER Lecturer Here Is New Mayor To Give Ten-Minute Frank W. Randall BEST “CLEOPATRA” CRITICISM Alumni Meet Today Speech Before Presenting Cup Among the various amusing Author, Editor and to Winning Frat. Paramount Pictures is conduct­ Political Race Hit notices found on bulletin boards Elected President ing a prize essay contest for a to Begin Week-end on the campus such as: “ Will the Sixteen skits are in order for Blue discussion of the treatment of on A. T. 0. Balcony person who ‘borrowed’ my Mil Art World Traveler Key Stunt Night, which is in the sec­ Alumni Association history in Cecil B. DeMille’s Reunion Sessions book last Friday please return it. ond year of its rejuvenation by this “ Cleopatra.” No questions asked!” etc., was organization, to be held this evening Three prizes of $500 each are in the men’s gymnasium from 7:15 to found one of a rather distinctive Christian Organizational being offered and will be turned Leaves Bannon and Brown character. 11:00 P. M. The tradition of present­ Sponsors Establishment of over to the college which the Directors Will Hold Fall in Epic Struggle of In a very indignant manner, a Work Topic of Page’s ing short skits and a rally the night Alumni Fund Plan— student is attending— or plans to small sized upperclassman be­ before Homecoming died out in 1929, attend—to apply towards tuition Meeting Tonight in National Import Conf., Nov.
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    , Dicit: Powell, m. c. of "Tuesday Night Party," CBS , . I,U P • RADIO GUIDE • A weekl y pe riodical of program s, pictures a nd personalities • Nelson Eddy IS El ected Star of Stars by Listeners IN WHAT is probably Paderewsld's De bt: The tour recently made by Marie Dressler Cot­ the greatest national Ignace Paderewski was marred by illness. At the last, tage: The benefits from poll of radio favorites a heart attack forced him radio are sometimes un· ever conducted, the radio to cancel what was to expected. Who. for in· listeners 01 America have have been a triumphant stance, would have just elected Nelson Eddy farewen performance in thought that the idea as their Star of Stars, New York. Nevertheless, born in the minds of two making him the most he is reported to have Hollywood humanitarians popular entertainer on made enough money to some years ago would the air during the radio keep him in comfort to have given both good season of 1938-1939. In the end of his life. Before entertainment to a nation II surprisingly dose fin- he came to America this of radio listeners as well Edgar Bergen ish, Jessica Dragonette last time, he was penni· as 5220.000 in cash to Marie Dressler look second place, Edgar less. Worse, he was told needy folk in the screen Bergen took third, and Jack Benny placed fourth. that he owed the United capital? On June 4. the Screen Actors Guild show We congratulate them all on their splendid talents States goverOlment about completed its 1939 season.