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This and That Radio Infinite Help To Religion And By Morris Hastings IT IS surprising that not more Education, Says Catholic Educator book -reviewing is done on the radio. Publishers have been exceptional ly slow to take advantage of a na Radio Conference Educator Fr. Ahern ilium which is almost unrivalled for advertising, so those who have made "Radio's Power Is use of radio for Sees t At Madrid Makes School that purpose ac- rar -Reaching" knowledge. of the Air In New York Television Treaty City ALEXAN- DER WOOLL- Radio is one of the best means (:OTT occasion- for helping a large number of peo- ally made ref- ple religiously and, though it will erence to a book 75 Colonies Congress In not take the place of the classroom, during his series radio is a distinct aid in adult edu- of CBS broad- and Nations A Memorial cation. I casts. In Boston, This is the opinion of the Rev. I know of only MICHAEL J. AHERN, S. J., A. M. two "book- talk" Signatories Air Program who for the past three years has programs, that conducted the Catholic Truth Hour A special joint session of Con- given over over the Yankee Network at the MR. HASTINGS Television is of sufficient import- gress, convened in the House Cham- WEE! by Dr. ance in an inter- request of Cardinal O'CONNELL. to be provided for ber of the Capitol for services corn- MIRIAM FRANC SKIRBALL, and one national radio treaty recently signed memorating the tooth anniversary FATHER AHERN spoke of his over WBZ by E. F. EDGIErr. by 75 nations and colonies. and their purposes: of the death of the Marquis DE broadcasts These series of talks were non- Television is described as a LAFAYETTE, will be broadcast "These broadcasts are not commercial. over "visual broadcasting service: A serv- both NBC and CBS networks on directed particularly to Cath- The sales of two books in par- ice carrying on the broadcasting of Sunday, May zo, from noon to olics, nor do they consist of ticular, to which WOOLLCOTT re- visual images, either fixed or mov- r P. M. sermons and music after the ferred, HAMMETT'S "The Thin ing, intended to be re- primarily At that ROOSE- fashion of a church sets ice. Man" and his own "While Rome time President ceived by the general public." VELT, introduced by Senator HARRY "What we try to do is Burns," were rather amazing. How This international treaty, which BYRD of Virginia, will simply to acquaint people much the radio "plug" had to do deliver a the United States Senate ratified special address. with the facts of the Catho- with the sales it would be difficult May r, provides for establishment lic religion. We have talks to determine as the written reviews ANDRE DE LABOULAYE, Ambas- of a central office, called the Bureau on religion, wh:ch are pure- were sador from France, will read a mes- also laudatory. But I imagine of International Telecommunication ly explanatory and not ex- the radio's influence was sage from President LEBRUN of REVEREND MICHAEL J. AHERN, S. consider- hortative and the m u s i c Union. It will prepare annual re- France. The Ambassador will be J., A. M., who conducts the Cath- able. played on these programs is ports and will be at the disposal of introduced by Representative,MARY olic Truth period over the Yan- Done in the right way, book re- t not restricted to the music of the contracting governments to fur- T. NORTON of New Jersey. he Nett orE. viewing on the air should appeal to nish information and opinions on the Catholic Church." Representative Sot. BLOOM of a large audience. questions concerning international Father AHERN continued his New York will read the resolution dis The speaker should not attempt telecommunication. cussion of religion on the air: authorizing the joint session of Con- .11etsit. so much an estimate of the book at were From The regulations of the treaty gress; and Vice President JOHN N. "It has been our experi- hand as giving an idea of what the formulated at an International Con- broadcasts GARNER will preside. 1i etshínyton ence that these do book is about. There should be quo- ference in Madrid, to which the a large amount of good. tations from it and a great deal United States sent delegates and The program includes solos by A musicale will be broadcast Naturally radio reaches a about the author. which had its opening session on LAWRENCE TIBBETT, baritone, and from the White House in Washing- good many more persons The latter because the classic ex- December 9, 1933. LEON ROT)LIER, bass, both of the ton for the first time in radio his- than practically any other ample of the old lady in a GEORGE Under the treaty the United Metropolitan Opera Company, and tory on Thursday, May 17, from medium. The audience com- ELIOT novel who enjoyed her min-in - States is not obligated except for prises many. more different band selections by the United States rr.35 P. M. to midnight over the ,-.? (Continued on Page 15) Marine Band. NBC-WJZ network. (Cwnti)urei o;: P.,re ;1) Prizefight s Flashes Otis Skinner Broadcast A.M. Contents In Air iIIIMNNIINNCItIi'I" !tlAN 7.15 Play WNAC i. IltoeoiIBIIÜNWtBI' P.00 W'AAB WEAN The MAX BALER -PRIMO CARNERA W28Z WNBII RUTH ROBIN, CBS t ocali.rt, a 10.45 WBZ OTIS SKINNER, noted actor, will News Flashes Box Page 1 prizefight 10.30 W'EAF Network (Tues., drawing by WILLIAM WOOD for the heavyweight Thurs. - be the guest star on the Family Father AHERN discusses re- championship 10.45) Front Corer of the world on June 10.45 WJZ Network Theatre program, which is heard at ligion and education oit the L4 will be broadcast over - Father AHERN Page r the NBC P.M. 9 P. M. on Sunday, May 13, over radio P.cge s ,WJZ LORETTA POYNTON, radio ac- -WEAF networks, under the the WABC- Columbia network. This and That sponsorship of the B. F. GOODRICH 12.01 WBZ tress Page 2 12.20 WNAC The program will be broadcast by MORRIS HASTINGS Page Y Rubber Company. 1.30 WEAN WICC WFFA WORC JOF RIMES, popular leader of a WLBZ W'NbH from the stage of the Carnegie JOE RIMES, orchestra leader, dance orchestra in Boston Page 3 The broadcast of the fight will 3.00 WAAB Chamber Music Hall in New York 6.00 WNAC WICC W'FEA WORC maker an original prophesy ARLENE FRANCES, who imper- come as a climax in a radio series. WMAS WLB"Z City. about radio Page 6.30 WEAN WNBII WTAG 3 sonates screen actresses On the started last Friday, that features 7.00 WAAB WLBZ (Sat. 6.45) SKINNER will appear in the play Federal Trade Commission in- radio Page 9.45 WAAB "Mr. Antonio," written especially 4 MAX BALER as hero. 11.00 WNAC WEAN WICC WFFA teitigates radio advertising JIMMY DURANTE, comedian WORC VGMAS W'LB'Z WNBH for Mr. SKINNER by BOOTH TARK- Page This is 3. Page 5 series, called 'Taxi," WIAG INGTON some time ago. 11.00 W'BT- WF.AF Network Station Directory Page 4 RICHARD CROOKS, tenor of the broadcast three times a week over 11.30 W FAF Network W'JZ OTIS SKINNER'S career in the the- Educational Features Box Page Metropolitan Opera Page 6 the NBC -WJZ network. Network (Wed. 11.45, Sat. 4 11.30) atre for over half a century is well - Radio Lane SANDRA PHILLIPS and PEGGY In it BAER plays the role of a SUNDAYS known. He starred for many years by JIMMY J. LEONARD Page 3 KEENAN, pianists 7 Page taxicab driver with pugilistic ambi A.M. in prominent plays on Broadway JOHN BARCLAY, actor and bari- Studiosity by LES TROY Page S tions. and in London. He played with tone Page 8 P.45 W'NAC WEAN WICC WFEA Editorials Page 5 WMAS W'LR'Z EDWIN BOOTH in Shakespearean While this is BAER'S first regular WNW! About a program in which music BABE RUTH, "Sultan Of 11.00 VrbZ WEAF-W'JZ Network productions and also appeared with and philosophy are blended Swat" Page to appearance on the radio, he has P.M. MADAME MODJESKA, ADA REHAN lb I Page NIKITA BALIEFF, malter of cere- been seen on the stage and in the and JOSEPH JEFFERSON. 7 monies with the "Chauve 6.00 WNAC WEAN WICC WFEA The "First Nighter" program movies as star of "The Prizefighter Vf'LbZ WMAS WORC W.NBH His portraits of FALSTAFF in Souris" Page r2 6.45 WAAB and its stars Page r3 and the Lady." 9.45 W'AAB both "King Henry IV" and in JUNE' MEREDITH and DON 10.45 WB-Z Short U'are Directory Page 13 AMECHE, stars of the The championship fight will be 11.15 WNAC WICC WFFA "The Merry Wives of Windsor" "First WMAS WLbZ WNB11 Vi"1AG Reflections Nighter" programs Page I J broadcast beginning at to P. M. were famous. by DIANA HERBERT Page 15 Page Two T1 It MIC.ROPFION& Saturday, May 12, 1934 Saturday, May 12 - The Preakness, WJZ at 5, WABC at 5.45 P.M.

iWFEA WDRC WORC WLBZ WCAU, Hatch Studios. WHEB 5.16 P.M. Highlights 30 m. An Ingenue Billie and Josie Frost, WNBX Bavarian Peasant Band, Tuftonboro Schools, WHEB, 30 m. WJZ WHAM P.M. Daily Poem, WNBX 4.15 P.M. KDKA .Ids crrscrs Federation, WBZ George Shcrban's Orchestra. WABC, 45 m. Vocal 3.00 -Chopin Program from 11.16 A.M. Variety Musicale, WOR Iles, N'OR The Vass Family. seven harmony children. Matinee Melodies, WBSO 8.50 P.M. Warsaw, NBC -WEAF WLAF WGY Ronald McGregor. WHEB Floyd Gibbons, WEAF WEEI 5.00 -Preakness from Pimlico, Spanish Idylls. WJZ WHAM. 30 in. Cora Calkins. WJAR WNBX. 30 m. WCSII WTAG WGY, 30 w. NBC -WJZ, CBS -WABC at Kiddies Club. KDKA. 45 m. Mass. Women's 4.30 P.M. Hands Across the Border, WJZ WBZ Clubs. WBZ, 30 in. WBA1. WHAM 5.45 Safety Talk, WNBX The lady Nest Door. WEAF WEEI WJAR Young Artists Group WPG. 30 m. 8.00 -Art in America, NBC - WCSH W'TAC, W(,Y, 30 m, Arthur W'arren's 11.30 A.M. Don Carlos. WJZ WBZ., to Orchestra. WOR m. Hotel G:bson Orchestra, WJZ Gloria La Vey, soprano. plain WEAF Gus Stec k's leers, 30 WLW duo, Channe WOR, m. N \tcrrMakers. WEEI WJAR WCSH WTAG, 30 m. Raymond Griswold, tenor, WBSO arao CKAC, 30 w. 8.30 -Floyd Gibbons, NBC - Seymour Samuo's Orchestra. WGN, WEAF Morning Melodies, WTIC,S -0 m. Ronald McGregor. WHEB 30 a. Heinie's Grenadiers. WJZ/ WHAM. 30 m.; .5 P.M. 9.00 -House Party, NBC -WF.AF WBZ from 11.43 4.45 P.M. Tessie, the Typist, WBZ Grete Stueckgold, C B S- Children's Theatre. WGY. m. Varieties, WBSO 30 "Spanning the World," New York to Java. Women's Glee Club. U.. of R,, Dorothy Eaton. WHEB WABC WABC WABC WAAB WEAN WICC WPEA WNAC WEAN WFEA' WDRC WORC Mother's Day Program, WNBX. 30 m. 10.00-Byrd Expedition, CBS -.. WMAS WLBZ WCAU WDRC WORC WMAS WLBZ Two Hoboes. WNBX 5.00 P.M. Tip O'Neil, WAAB Don Bigclo's Orchestra. WEAP WJAR WCSH .00 P.M. I.ennie Hayton's Orchestra, 11.45 A.M. WTIC WTAG WGY, io w.: WEE!. ri w. NBC -WEAF Concert Miniatures. WABC Preakness from Pimlico, WLW WJZ House Party. Joe Cook, Prances Langford. WNAC WEAN Voorhees' Orchestra, WEAP WEEI WFEA WDRC WORC WMAS WLBZ WBZ WHAM, 45 m. WJAR 10.45 -Dr. John Erskine, NBC - WCAU Poncho and his Orchestra, WABC WAAB WCSH WTAG WLW WGY. 30 m. WEAF Doug Newton's Orchestra. WICC WFEA WDRC WORC WMAS All'Ohio Intercollegiate Orchestra, WJZ. WNBX, I h. 30 m. Music Master. WHEB WEB?. WCAU, 3o m. (WEAN from 5.13) Yankee Singers, WNAC New England Community Singing Clubs. :(All programs are limed in Eastern 12.00 N. American Legion. WEAN WBZ Pietro Yon. organist, WEAF WEEI WJAR Angelus Ensemble, WHEB, 45 M. Crete Steuckgold, Andre Kostclanetz' Or- Daylight Saving Time.) WCSH hntra, WABC WNAC. WEAN WICC WTIC WTAG 5.16 P.M. Dick Tecla. Gwyneth Neal. songs, WJZ WFEA WDRC WORC WEBZ WCAU 6.50 A.M. Monitor Views the News. WBZ Educational feature. WEEI 30 m. Meyer Davis Band, Sunrise Melodies, organ. WNAC, 45 m. Cattle and London. WABC WNAC WEAN The Vagabonds. WGY WAAB W'FFA WDRC WORC WMAS WLBZ Sam Bittel's Orchestra. WNAC Newark Symphony Orchestra, WOR, I h. 6.45 A.M. WCAU Bernard Gabriel, piano, WOR Ferdie Howry 's Orchestra. CFRB, 30 w. Tower Health Exercises. WEAP WEEI Noonday Musicale. WAAB LORETTA POYNTON, petite ingenue Radio School. WNBX Welsh Choir, CKAC. 30 w. WGY, t h. Poetry and Bird Calk, WOR Dance Music, WHEB frequently featured in NBC's 5.30 P.M. 8.15 P.M. 7.00 A.M. dramatic productions. "The New Deal and Technological Un- The Monitor Views the News, WBZ Musical Clock. WBZ WTIC, I h. 12.15 P.M. employment." Stuart Chase, WEAP WEEI Rodgers at the Console. WAAB Hal WJAR WCSH WTAG. 30 m. A.M. Keene's Gang. WG Y 9.30 P.M. 7.15 Genie Funariova, soprano, WJZ WHAM Martha and Hal. WGY Weather, news, time, WNAC Weather. WBZ 2.00 Jack Armstrong. All -American Boy, WABC Beatrice Fairfax. WEAF WEEI WJAR P.M. ss WCSH WTAG WGY WLW, 30 w. Pete Woolery's Canadians, WABC WNAC WI AN WDRC WCAU 7.30 A.M. WAAB Edward P. ATulroony, speaker, WEAF Melody Mart, WAAB Eddie Duchin's Orchestra, WJZ WBZ WEAN WFEA WDRC WORC WMAS WICC WFEA WORC Yurchi Hiraoko, xylophone. WJZ WEBZ WEEI WCSH WTAG WGY WJAR, WMAS KDKA WHAM, 30 m. ;0 m. Champions. Richard Himbers Organ Reveille. WABC, 3U m. News. time, weather. WNAC "Just Dogs," Steve Sevin. WOK Orchestra. Bob White's Scrapbook, WNAC Flying Blue Room Echoes. WTIC. 30 m. Story Book Lady. WNBX WABC WNAC WEAN WICC WFEA Fingers. WBSO, 30 m. The Municipal WDRC WORC WMAS WLBZ. Orchestra. WOR Forum. WNAC Radio Pals, WHEB 30 M. 7.45 A.M. Scrap Book. WAAB WEAN Conno :'s Orchestra, WARB WNBH Fast Fiddlers, WHEB Pollock and Lawnhurst, WEAF WEEI WGY Byron Holiday. WOR 5.45 P.M. 'Louisville Ensemble, WHAS, 30 m. Jolly Bill and Jane, WJZ WBAL 12.30 P.M. Amateur program. WBSO Orphan Annie, WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA Aldrich's Hawaiians, WPG, 30 m. Melody Echoes, Wayne King's Orchestra. WEAN Rex Battle's Concert Ensemble, The Preakness from Pimlico, WABC. WGN WEAP, 30 2.16 P.M. WAAB WEAN m.; WCSH from 12.45 WFEA WDRC WORC .00 A.M. WMAS WLBZ. 30 0.5 P.M. Jack. Del and Ray, WEEI, Ann Leaf. organ, WABC WNAC WEAN m. Radio City Organ, WEAF WJAR WTAG. 30 in. WICC WFEA Armando Corea's Orchestra, WNAC News. WAAB Farm Forum, WTIC. 30 m. WORC WLBZ WCAU 30 m.; WCSH, 15 m. I WEL1 from 8.15) French Class. WOR Jan Garber's Orchestra, WGN Catholic Charities, WJAR News. WAAB E. W Rideout, weather and Current Events. Ed Murphys Piano Twins, WOR Hillbillies, WNBX 10.00 P.M. WEEI Orchestra. WTAG Vic and Sade, WJZ WBZ KDKA WHAM 2.30 P.M. 6.00 P.M. Graham McNamee, Haytons Orchestra, Collin Driggs, organist, WTIC. 30 m. Dancing Echoes, Carolyn Marsh, WEAF WEEI WJAR m. WABC WAAB WEAN The Al Pearce's Gang. WAIF WJAR WTAG Salon Musicale, WABC WCAU, 45 Confidence Man. WEAF WEEI WJAR WCSH WTAG WGY WLW, 30 in. News. WAAB WEAN WICC WFEA WCSH WTAG WGY The Evening Tattler, WEEI, 30 m. huger CI.11ott A'Eg tianS Wall Paintings," Peter Van Steedan's Orchestra, WJZ WBZ Jamboree, WJZ WHAM WORC WMAS WLBZ WNBH WOR Farm Forum. WJZ WHAM Three Blue Notes, WBZ (Weather at 10.15)' Smith W'BAI. Melody Clock, WHEB, 30 m. Vaughan's Radio Club, WHEB, College Program. WBZ, 30 m. News. WNAC Behind the Law, KDKA Birthday Clock. WNBX 30 m. Bath Festival from Bethlehem. Penn., WICC WFEA WORC 12.45 WABC WMAS WI.ISZ Byrd Expedition on the Air. WABC WNAC P.M. WAAB CKAC I h., 30 m., WEAN WDRC WORC WLBZ, 8.15 A.M. WDRC WORC WMAS WLBZ. Uncle Don, WOR. ;0 m. 30 w. Farm Chat. WJAR 30 m. Ted Hanson's Orchestra, 'WA Ali, 30 w. Don Hall Trio. WJZ WBZ WHAM The Yankee Mixed Quartet, WNAC Jack Armstrong. WLW Sizzlers, WIZ WBAL WHAM WEAN Dance Tunes, WHEB Trasclo_ue and Drama. WI AP Cronin at the Console. WAAB WFEA Enoch Light's WICC WFEA Orchestra, WABC Musical Program, WOR, 1 h. 45 WICC, 15 m. WAAB Orchestra. WOR 5.15 P.M. WLBZ WNBH, m.. WEAN WICC WMAS WLBZ, Auditorium Dance Orchestra, WPG Corner, WMCA WHDH 30 w. Poet's 2.45 P.M. Walker Cup Matches, WEAF WJAR Romanelli's Orchestra. CFRB, 30 w. Stamp Club,b 1WOR WTAG 8.30 A.M. Donald Van Wart. piano. WNAC WEAN Alablaque. CKAC, 30 m. WEEI WJAR WCSII Walter Marvin. WBSO Mischa Ram mt. y's Ensemble, WABC Cheerio, WEAF Farm Bureau, WICC WET WAAB WDRC \\'CAtJ 10.50 P.M. WTIC WGY, 30 m. WNBX WTAG Rho Broms, "Stan; ' WOR Baseball scores. "Coping With Crime," WEAP WEE) the WJZ WBZ WNAC Lew White at organ. 1.00 P.M. Baseball scores WJAR WCSH WTAG WGY m. 3.00 P.M. and Dial Revue. WFEA WHAM. 30 X asccr (cigars Orchestra, Stories. WHEB WES Barn Dance. WJZ WBZ WHAM Morning Musicale. WBSO WEAF WJAR Chopin Concert from Warsaw, WEAF W TAG .I W'LE! Saillis' I:d McConnell, WNBX KDKA Vi'L\V, 1 h. WCSH from 1.10) WEEI WJAR WCSH WTAG, 30 Morning Devotion.. WHEB Stocks, WEEI m. Elder Michaux and his Congregation, WABC Weather Dan Russo's Orchestra, WIZ. 30 m. 6.80 P.M. WORC 8.45 A.M. and Rhythm Masters. WTIC Smith College Program, WAAB WICC WFEA WDRC Words and WBZ. 30 m. Richard Himber's Orchestra, WEAF WJAR WHAS WLBZ 30 in. (WEAN The Ambassadors, WABC WCAU Music. WJZ, 30 m. Baseball, Red vs. WCAU, Farm Sox Cleveland. WNAC WTAG ;o m. (WGY from 6.43) from 10.45 Popular Hits, WBSO News. WBZ WEAN WICC WFEA Farm and WDRC WORC Baseball scores and Current Events, WEEI Yankee Yarns, WNAC Garden Chat, WAAB WMAS 2 6.00 A.M. Dial WORC WLBZ WNBH. h. Stamp Club, WJZ WHAM KDKA Pietro D'Alfonso's WEAN Review, WFEA Louise Bave, soprano, WOR Orchestra, Morning Glories. WEAF WCSH WTAG Hotel Snorts, weather. WSW. Steel Pier Orchestra, WPG, 30 m. Morton Concert. WPG. 30 m. Mary Cary, songs, WBSO Breakfast Club. WJZ KDKA, 1 h. (WBZ Musical Charles Carlile, WABC WAAB WICC Organ Recital, WOR, m. Revue WOR, 30 m. Quartette. WHEB WFEA WDRC 30 Crum 9.15) WHAM from 9.30 Harlan WLBZ WCAU Henry Biagini's Orchestra, WHAS. 30 m. Ober. WHEB Keene Program. WNBX, 45 Virginia Reade, talk. WBZ 4.H Club. m. Merry Go Round, WNAC, 30 m. WNBX News, WEAN WORC 10.45 P.M. Luxembourg Gardens, Sorey. conductor. Verities, WBSO 8.15 P.M. WNBH WABC WNAC WICC WFEA WDRC Your Lover, WOR Motor Tips, WOR Dr. John Erskine, Morton Gould, pianist, WORC WMAS WLBZ, 45 m., WEAN. 1.15 P.M. Harmonica Twins, WBSO Bob Newhall, WLW WEAF WEEI WJAR WCSH WTAG m. 4H Club, WBZ Ruth Shepard, WHEB WGY 30 5.80 P.M. Ingersoll. sports, Organ. WBSO. 30 m. Madison Ensemble. P.M. Jack WNAC WICC WABC WICC WDRC Dedication 6.46 WORC WMAS Devotions, WHEB WORC WMAS WCAU, of Roosevelt Therapy Pool by 30 m. (WNAC James Roosevelt, WI. AF WEEI WJAR String Quartet, WEEI Boy Scouts. WNBX from 1.30) Captain Al Williams, WJZ WBAL KDKA 11.00 P.M. Hotel WCSH WTAG WGY, 30 m. 8.15 A.M. Gipson Orchestra, WLW Saturday WHAM Enric Madriguera's Orchestra, WEAP WJAR Garden Club. WBSO Matinee, WTIC. 30 m. Lands Trio and White. WEAF WEEI WAR Carroll Gibbons and John Tilky from Eng. Concert. Edward MacHugh, baritone. WBZ WTAG; 30 m. News at 11.15, WEEI Organ and News. 11.15 WCSH WTAG WGY WHEB land. WJZ Nit/. WHAM, 30 m. Frederick William Wile, WABC WNAC from Parmenter and Severance. piano duo, 1.30 P.M. Mildred Cole, WOR WDRC WFEA E. B. Rideout. Baseball scores and Current Frederic Merry-Go- Round. WEAN WICC Events, WEEI WNBX Harold Stern's Orchestra. Provest. tenor. WBSO WEAF WEEI Farm Flash. WHEB News, WLBZ Jack Miles' Orchestra, WGY .80 A.M. WJAR WCSH WTIC WTAG "River Habits." WLW and Eddie. WJZ National WGY Honeymooners, Grace Bradley Kincaid, Hillbilly, WEAF WEEI rH Club, WJZ WBZ WHAM 3.45 P.M. Pauline Alpert. pianist. WOR Sylvia From. songs. WABC WAAB WDRC WJAR WCSH WTIC WGY KDKA W'LW, h. Baseball, Brooklyn vs. Cubs. WGN Sports, WHEB News, WNAC WEAN WICC WFEA WORC Kiddie Klub. WTAG, 30 m. Mitchell"s Orchestra. WAAB WNBH Genevieve Pilot. piano. WOR 7.00 P.M. WMAS WLBZ WNBH U. S. Department of Agriculture, WEAN News. W'FAN WICC WFEA WORC E. H. Kendall. WNBX Val Olman's Orchestra, WOR WMAS Baseball Resume, WEAL' Musical Masterpieces. WHEB WLBZ WNBH Records. WBSO 11.16 P.M. Morning Concert, WNBX. 30 m. Bert Muller. piano. WBSO Bertrand DuCharme, WHEB The Three Scamps, WEEI WJAR WCSH Books. Rosalind Genet, WOR WTAC WGY News and l.ittle Jack Little s Orchestra, 8.46 A.M. 4.00 P.M. Kaltenmeyen' Kindergarten. WJZ WLW, WABC WNAC WICC WDRC WORC Baniolcers, WEAF WEE! WJAR WCSH 1.45 Springtime Concert. WEAF WEE! WJAR 30 m. W'LR7.. 30 m. WTIC WGY WCSH WTAG WGY, 30 m. World in Review, WBZ Dooley's Orchestra. WAAB Harold Knight's Orchestra. WABC WAAB Billy News. WEEI KDKA Hamilton College Choir. WJZ WBZ. 30 m. Lloyd Huntley's Orchestra. KDKA, 30 m. Sam Wooding's Orchestra. WCAU WABC WNAC. WEAN WEAN WICC. WFEA WDRC WORC Columbia Salon The Meistersingers. WMAS WLBZ Orchestra and Walker Cup Isham Jones' Orchestra, WABC WAAB WORC WMAS WLBZ WCAU. 10 m. Match. WABC, 20 in. WICC. WFEA 11.30 P.M. WICC WFEA "Saving Golf Strokes." WDRC WNAC Hits and Encores. WAAB, 1 One Man's Family, WEAF WEEI WJAR Mrs. Charles Geissler, WBSO The High b. "Front Page." drama, WNAC WEAN WHEB Hatters. \\'BSO Health Talk, Wok Five O'clock Melodies. WCSH WTAG WGY. 30 m. Quiet Trails, Milton Kaye. piano, WHAS. 30 m. WOR Marion Stiles, W ll O Ford Frick, sports. WOK News and Biltmore Orchestra, WJZ WBZ 10.00 A.M. WHAM Skip, Step and Happiana, WEAP WEEI 7.15 P.M. News and Huntley's Orchestra, KDKA, WJAR WTAG WGY Religion in the News, WEAP WJAR 30 m. The Mixing Bowl. WTIC, 30 m. WCSH WTAG Connors' Orchestra, WAAB Edward MacHugh, WJZ WBZ WHAM Sptilding'S Musical Hogs Ethel Grenier. WEEI Dimmirk's Orchestra. WLW in m. KDKA Joe Rines Orchestra, WBZ Anthony Trini's Orchestra, Wl.W, 30 w. Paul Mason's Orchestra. WABC WAAB Old Apothecary. WNAC WEAN WNBH Traymore Grille Orchestra. WPG WFEA WCAU. 30 m., WEAN WICC Harry Hershfield, WOR Wayne King. Jan Garber, Richard Cole WORC WMAS, 15 m. 7.30 P.M. Orchestras. WGN, 3 h. Clark. WNAC Donberger's Orchestra, CKAC, Buddy Eddie Peabody. banjo, Himber's Orchestra, Charles Daffy. WHEB 30 m. Ddfy WEAF WJAR WCSH Program. WNBX. 30 m. /1/5 N/6H NOTES ARE .5.94/E/9 WTAG Children's After Dinner Revue, WEEI 11.45 P.M. 10.15 A.M. Johnny Johnson's Orchestra. WGY, 30 m. Johnnie Johnson's Orchestra, WABC WNAC Morning Parade, News at 10.30; WEAF V r John Herrick, WJZ WBZ KDKA WEAN WICC WDRC WORC WMAS WEEI WJAR WTAG WGY. 45 w.; Silver Dust Serenaders, Paul Keast. WABC WLB7. WCAU (WTIC from 10.30) WCSH, 30 m. WDRC WORC WMAS 12.00 M. Singing Strings. WJZ WBAL 30 m. Larry Funk's Orchestra, WNAC WEAN Jane and John, WNAC WEAN WICC WFEA Dan Russo's Orchestra, WEAF W17. WBZ, 30 WORC WMAS WNBH Rodgers at the Organ. W'AAR lack Denny's Orchestra, M. Review, WBSO Sam Robbins Orchestra. WOR, Messages to Far North, KDKA Bob Mills 30 m. WABC WNAC Mary E. Lowes, WHEB Melody Masters, WI.W Ted Fiorito's Orchestra, Popular Melodies. WHEB WICC WCAU 10.30 A.M. Billy Cossez' Orchestra. WEAN Dochler Trio, WBZ 7.45 P.M. Jack Berger's Orchestra. WOK. 30 m. News and Children's Program, WABC Harmonica Band, WJAR 12.30 A.M. WNAC WEAN WICC WFEA WDRC Pickens S cers. WJZ.. WBZ WOK WMAS WLBZ WCAU. 30 m. Charles lia rnet is Orchestra, WABC WNAC Care Free Carnival, WEAF WEEI WGY Lopez Orchestra. WJZ WBZ Little J urneys in Music, WAAB WNBH WEAN \\'!CC \VI I A WDRC WORC Marty Gregor's Orchestra, KDKA Stock market quotations. WBSO. 1 h., WMAS WLBZ 45 m. Jack Eisctier's Orchestra. WAAB Gus Arnbeim's Orchestra, \ \'ABC WNAC Concert. WHEB, 30 M. Merry-Go-Round. WLW WEAN WICC WMAS WCAU, 30 m. Dr. W. I. Auber, WNBX 8.00 P.M. If.:C;7f :üil:üill;if;:':!IL! 10.45 A.M. Teddy Bergman, Harold Stern's Orchestra, News and Originalities, WJZ WBZ WEAF WEEI WJAR WCSH WTAG. 3o m. Town Crier. WNBX General Electric program. WGY STATION 11.00 A.M. ALBERT SPALDING has two dogs called Andro(ies and Chang. Art in America, WJZ WBZ KDKA WHAM Morton Downey, Saturday Review, WABC Alma Schirmer. pianist, WEAF They perk up their ears every time they WNAC WEAN Food Hour, WEE! WCSH hear SPAI.DING play WFEA WDRC WLBZ, DIRECTORY WJAR WTAG 45 in. WTIC, 30 m. the violin. He plans to install a radio set in their kennels at his City Government Talk. WOR Galaxy of Stars, WGY Summer establishment Vali Hdlbdlies, WJZ WBZ KDKA WHAM in Great Barrington, Mass., controlled by a urtte's Orchestra, CKAC, 30 m. Page 4 R. F. D. Hour, WI.W, 30 Cheer Up, WABC WNAC WEAN WICC switch from the house so the m. dogs may hear his broadcast. Dinner Concert, WHAS. So m. Saturday, May 12, 1934 THE MICROPHONE Page Three Federal Trade Commission Investigates Radio Advertising Matter Will Check "Radio Will Be Operated Like News From For Fraud the Telephone", Says Joe Rines France For On the Air Broadcasts According to an article in EDITOR The Federal Trade Commission Orchestra Leader is Shut Off the Station and PUBLISHER, the world -wide is going to investigate advertising A news reports of L'Agence Havas in on all radio stations. According to Veteran Of To Oblige A Paris are being sold to the Trans - an article printed in Broadcasting Radio Press Service and the Radio magazine, the Commission will, in the Air Listener News Service of America. The June, ask all broadcasting stations, latter has just been granted per- networks and transcription produc- RINES, radio veteran occurred there on a Summer mission to broadcast .short wave ers to send to it periodically copies JOEand one of Boston's favor- evening as he and some friends news to radio stations of the of all commercial announcements ite dance orchestra leaders, has were sitting on the porch of country. relating to commodities sold in in- original ideas about the future the station, listening to the According to CAMILLE LEMER- terstate commerce. of radio. program being broadcast in- CIER, manager for North America This investigation is not to be Ip an interview with The side. for the French News Agency, both regarded as a check on the radio in- MICROPHONE, Mr. RINES "Suddenly the telephone contracts are for short terms. dustry, but its object is to eliminate prophesied that in a number of rang," Rines reminisced. "A The world news from this fraudulent claims broadcast by mak- years radio will be operated in voice on the other end of the agency is received in New York, ers of products sold in interstate much the same manner as the wire said, 'Would you mind where it is sent freim France by commerce. telephone is today. shutting off your station? short wave. L'Agence Havas have A special board of investigation "To get any program he KDKA is broadcasting a not yet attempted to sell this news has been formed, composed of E. J. wants from any country he championship prize fight and service to American newspapers, al- ADAMS, chairman; CLYDE M. HAD - wants," Mr. Rines said, "the your station interferes with though several Canadian papers LEY and W. F. DAVIDSON. listener will dial a number my hearing it.' 'Sure,' I said, have been taking itsinZe March. At a recent conference this board on the side of the radio, just and shut the station off." According to terms of the con- tract the radio set the date of June 1 as the time as he dials a number on the I It was over the station in news services do not when all radio stations will begin telephone. Medford that "Big Brother" have to give credit to L'Agence to send copies of their commercial "The whole affair will be JOE RINES, popular orchestra leader BOB EMERY started his famous Havas for theif news bulletins. announcements to the board. In a controlled by a central office and a teleran of radio. radio club. At the outset the letter to radio stations the Federal which will send subscribers a club increased at the rate of Heifetz Trade Commission said: bill for line charges at the five to eight new members Is Guest month." station owners. daily. Eventually it increased "The Federal Trade Corn - end of each On `Hall of Fame' mission, in checking adver- RINES' association with ra- "If we received 10 or 15 to the rate of 150 members a tising claims and assertions dio goes back to 192o, when, letters a day from people day. JASCHA HEIFET7., world- famous violinist, for their truthfulness, is re- he pointed out, it was con- telling us they, had heard our A few years ago "Big will be guest of honor on viewing the field of adver- ducted in a way that now seems station, we thought that was Brother" had enrolled in the the "Hall of Fame" program Sun- tising through radio broad- absurd. great :" Boston section of his radio club day, May 13, at 10.3o P. M. over cast. "Then," he said, "there The station with which a total of 5o,000 children. an NBC -WEAF network. HFIFETz, who has "You arc requested to send was no set time to go on the RINES first was connected was "That," said Rines, "is one made only two previous radio to the Board of Investigation air and whatever was said or located on Medford Hillside. instance of the tremendous appearances, is stop- ping off in New copies of all advertising con- done meant very little to the He told of one incident that growth of radio. York City on his way from Europe tinuities used in local pro- e to South America grams broadcast through particularly for this broadcast. Wynn To Warne NBC Carries Programs It may be expected that the young your facilities during the violinist month of March, 1934." will follow his custom of FD WYNN has unknowingly announcing his own numbers. The jurisdiction of the trade com- been getting people into From Oberammergau mission extends only to the false trouble lately. A couple of mo- torists came near to being ar- A portion of an actual rehearsal of the Passion Play in Oberammer- and misleading advertising which is rested in "My a little town not long gau, Germany, will be broadcast over the NBC -WEAF network Maryland" On broadcast, and it has no power to ago. The complaint against on Fri- control the amount or frequency of them was that they were ille- day, May 18, from 2.30 to 2.45 P. M. Pahnolive Program gally using a fire was the plugs. - siren. It The portion broadcast will in -e discovered that the radio in the "My Maryland," operetta by SIG The way the Board will act in elude the opening chorus by soloists Ross to Leave car had been turned on too MUND ROMBERG, iS the presenta- cases where the advertising is fraud- loudly just as the Fire Chief's and choir of Goo voices, and the tion on the Palmolive Beauty Box ulent will be to call it to the atten- program began. songs and cheers that greet the Hollywood For Theatre program next Tuesday of the station and the adver- Christus, played by Awls LANG, as tion LANNY Ross, tenor, takes tern- evening, beginning at to. tiser who will be invited volun- he makes his entry into Jerusalem. Francis Younghusband Speaks This broadcast will be preceded porary leave of the "Show Boat" The operetta, which will be tarily to correct it. cast after the program next Thurs- broadcast over the NBC-WEAF Sir FRANCIS YOUNGHL'SBAND, by another program from Oberam- net- Should this be refused, the Fed- day at 9 P. M. work, tells the English soldier, statesman, explorer, mergau over the WEAF network on story of the love of eral Trade Board will take steps to the famous BARBARA FRIETCHIE for lecturer and author, will speak over Sunday, May 13, at 1 P. M. The personable young singer is force the offender legally to cease. a Yankee soldier. the NBC-WEAF network on Tues- At that time ANTON LANG, who scheduled to go to Hollywood Radio has been unusually free Leading roles will be sung day, May 15, from 5.15 to 5.30 for many years played the role of where he will start work immedi- by from abusive advertising. Only GLADYS SWARTHOUT, mezzo -SO- P. M. His speech will a will ately on his second full -length fea- half a dozen cases have come before be part of Jesus, speak briefly in English. prano, and the ture picture, the first being "Melody JOHN BARCLAY. the Federal Trade Commission since session of the First World Fel- There will also be a talk by RAI- lowship in Spring." 1927, and these have been volun- of Faiths, now meeting in, MUND LANG, mayor of the Bavarian New The picture completed, Ross will tarily settled by the radio stations. York City. village. return to New York and the "Show For Southern According to the Commission, a Boat" program, which is broadcast ¡.sit,, ()rs substantial number of advertisers every Thursday over the NBC - who have been forced out of maga- Napoleonic Mystery Solved WEAF network. The programs of VI .1E or WJZ may be heard over tines have resorted to radio. So ra- IX' FIA -WSUN Clearwater, Florida V .SB Atlanta, Georgia dio will be checked. IX SMB New Orleans, la. Two -Way Broadcast IX SM Nashville, Tenn. The program. of WABC may be heard To Java On CBS over: Helen Menken As IX "QAM Miami. Florida A two -way radio conversation be- w JSV Washington, D. C. IX'TAR Norfolk, Va. `Witty' Nell Gwynn tween CBS officials in New York IX "BIG Greensboro, N. C. City and some in Java will be HELEN MENKEN, well -known feature of the "Spanning the /ídd!( Il iast(arn actress now appearing in "Mary of World" program this Saturday over Scotland," makes her fourth guest the WABC network, beginning at Listen erS appearance on the CBS "The Big 8.45 P. M. The programs ..f 1C IAE may be beard Technicians of the A. T. & T. over: Show" program next Monday at KSD St. Louis, Mo. and CBS will supervise the fa- 9.3o P. M. of KYW (. hicogn, III. cilities. WMAQ Chicago, Ill. Miss MENKEN will play the role IX 1AM Cleveland, Ohio A circuit of 12,00o miles, includ- The programs of WJZ may be beard of NELL GWYNN, colorful and fa- ing an 8,700 -mile radio loop be- over: Cr I NR -WLS Chicago, Ill. mous actress of the 17th Century in tween San Francisco and Bandoeng IXY,AR Cleveland. Ohio in Java, will be used. IX JR Detroit, Mich. England. The programs of WABC may be The script has been written espe- HUSING, sports announcer, makes a hobby of collecting heard over: TED Band Returns IX'BBM Chicaeo, TII. cially for the program by DAVID autographed photographs. Among the lot is one from DAVID Goldman WIIK Cleveland- Ohio Ross, also an announcer. The inscription reads: "To The Napo- EDWIN FRANKO GOLDSrAN and IX'(.C.O Minneapolis. Minn. FREEDMAN. KMOX St. Louis, Mn. leon of Announcers from the Little Corporal." Although this his famous band will return to the WHAS Louisville, Ky. Music will be provided by ERNO was presented to TED two years ago it was only the other day air for the Summer season, late in NOTE : Oat mardi. g /oral parasol of rime rrarinnr re regaled, hued 1 RAPEE and his orchestra and by that TED said to DAVID: "Why, you little Fox, you, I just found June. The broadcast, will be heard The MICROPHONE. GERTRUDE NIESEN, vocalist. out who 'the Little Corporal' is. "' over one of the NBC networks. Page Four THE MICROPHONE Saturday, May 12, 1934

Sunday, May 13 - Jascha Heifetz, Guest on NBC -WEAF, 10.30 P.M.

[Musical Turns, WEE!, 30 m. 8.30 P.M. II igh1ig6ts Radio City Concert, WJZ WBZ WHAM loo personal or WABC WNAC WEAN Madison Ensemble, WABC WEAN WFEA California Melodies. Educational A.M. WDRC WORC WCAU WICC WFEA WDRC WORC WMAS W I.BZ, 30 m. Drama. WAAB WICC Sunday, May r3 Boston Conservatory of Music Program, Poetn. WOR. 30 m. 10.45-Intercollegiate Poetry WAAB 6.30 P. M. "American Youth Reading, CBS -WABC Watch Tower Program, W'BSO Peaceful Music, WLEY, 30 m. 9.00 P.M. and the Crisis," talk by P.M. 12.45 P.M. Merry'Go- Round, Tamara. WEAF WJAR Dr. George Counts, auspices WTAG WTIC WGY, 30 m. H. V. Kaltenborn, WABC WNAC WCAU Our American Schools pro- WNAC Fox Revue. WEEI 3.00 -Columbia Symphony, First Church of Christ Scientist. Gulf Headliners with Irving Berlin. WIZ gram. NBC -WEAF. CBS -WABC Will and Wem, Gospelites, WBSO, 30 m. WRZ WHAM KDKA KBAL WLW, Tuesday, May IS 8.00- Jenney Concert, WEE! 1.00 P.M. 30 m. from Oberammergau. Passion Play Family Theatre. Otis Skinner. " tir. NBC -WEAF Broadcast Booth Tarkington, WABC. 10.45 A. M. 'The Eyes of Your Jimmy Durante, Preview and Choir. WEAF WEEI WJAR Antonio." by m. WNAC WICC WFEA WDRC WORC Child," talk by I)r. LeGrand 9.00 -Otis Skitter, CBS-WABC WTAG WGY, 30 m. Church of the Air. Rabbi Samuel Goldman. WCAU, 50 H. Hardy. Academy of Medi 9.30 -Album of Familiar Mu- temple EmanuEl, New York, WABC Beethoven Memorial Foundation, WAAB WEAN WFEA WLBZ. 30 m. cine program. CBS -WABC. WDRC, 30 m. sic, NBC -WEAF Reveries. WOR. 30 m. +ies of Italy, WAAB, 30 m. Organ Mrin. Montrealais, CKAC. m. 10.00 -Mme. Schumann Heinit, Catholic Truth Period. WNAC WFEA Nos Artistes 30 Friday, fay 18 NBC -WJZ WICC WI AN WNBH. 1 h. .90 P.M. 7.15 P. M. "The World Court," Pcrole String Quartet. WOR, I h. 10.30-Jasdta Heifetz, NBC- Album of Familiar Music, Frank Munn, talk by Prof. Manley O. WEAF 1.15 P.M. Virginia Rea. WEAF WEE! WJAR 'WCSH WTAG WGY, 30 m. Hudson of the Harvard Law White Eagle Program, WBSO "Unique Program." WTIC, 30 m. School. NBC -WJZ. 1.90 P.M. Walter Winchell, WIZ WBZ WHAM (All programs are listed in Eastern WBAL KDKA WLW' Surprise Parry Mary Small. WRAF WEEI Waring's WABC WNAC Daylight Saving Time.) WJAR WCSH 30 Pennsylvanians. WTAG WGY. m. WEAN WICC WFEA WDRC WORC Little Jack Little, WABC WDRC, 30 m. Sunday Forum. Dr. F. K. Stamm, WJZ WBZ WMAS WLBZ WCAU, 30 m. (WNAC WEAN WICC WEFA WLBZ 8.00 A.M. WRAt., 30 m. Money," WAAB WCAU from 11.30) Old Chun h Songs. KDKA "Your Melody Hour, WEAF WGY, 30 m. "Success." Hirry Balkin, WOR News. WNAC WEAN WICC WFEA Tone Pictures, WJZ WBAL. W m. Compinsky Trio. WABC WDRC WCAU, WORC WMAS WLBZ WNBH Organe Reveille, WABC 30 m. 9.45 P.M. Steel Pier Dance Orchestra, WPG The Italian Dudley Radio Carolers. WNAC WEAN Serenaders, WAAB, 30 m. Adventures in Health, WJZ WBZ WHAM WICC WMAS WLBZ, 30 m. 2.00 P.M. KDKA 11.30 P.M. of Theology. WHEB, 1 h. N. E. School Unbroken Melodies, WLW Ben Pollack's Orchestra, WEAF WEEI Happy Jack Smah, WBSO. .0 m. Gc r Air.,.t,l t Orchestra. WEAF WEEI WJAR WCSH WTAG WGY WLW, Baseball Scores and News, WAAB W'IAR WCSH WTAG WGY WLW, Los Chitos, WOR so 8.90 A.M. s0 m. m. Paulin Choristers. WGN, 45 m. Orchestral Gems. WTIC. 30 m. The Balladeers, WEAF WGY, 30 m. Hawaiian Ensemble. WJZ WBZ KDKA George Blake. organ. WJZ WBAL, 30 m. WRAC. in m. 10.00 P.M. Charles Barnett's Orchestra. WOR, 30 m. Spiritual Singers, WBZ Edith Murray. songs. WABC WNAC Victor Young's Orchestra. WEAF WEEI Tea Leases and Jade, WLW. 10 m. Artist Recital, WABC WCAU WICC WJAR WCSH WTAG WTIC WGY Wayne King's Orchestra, WGN Italian Melodies, 10 m. Frske Memorial Church. WBSO, 30 m. WAAB, WLW. 30 m. N. H. Federation of Music Clubs, WFEA. 11.45 P.M. Madame Schuman -Heinle. WJZ WBZ. 30 m. 8.45 A.M. 45 m. In a Garden. KDKA. 30 m. Johnny Johnson's Orchestra, WABC WNAC Safety Crusaders, WBZ Radio Forum. WOR, 30 m. Wayne King's Orchestra, WAAB WEAN WICC WDRC WMAS WLBZ Sunshine WABC Radio Spotlight, WABC Singers. WBSO. 30 n. WDRC 30 m. WCAU Singing Men's W(.A1. News. WNAC WEAN WICC WLBZ Club, WHEB, 30 M. "Chansonette," WOR. 30 m. WNBH 2.15 P.M. 12.00 M. ARLENE FRANCES impersonated 10.15 P.M. 9.00 A.M. Abram Chasins, piano, WABC WNAC Dan Russo's Orchestra and Hollywood on WICC Mothers' Day Program. Mrs. James Roose- Air, WEAF; WGY from 12.15 Balladeers. WEAF WJAR WGY WCAU movie wires ref during the "Forty - the Jimmy Crane and Hawaiians, WEAN velt, W'J7. W'BZ. 45 m. Jack Hiles Orchestra. WGY Children's Hour, WJZ WBZ KDKA, t h. ive rlfinates in Hollywood" pro- Jack Ingersoll, news, WNAC WEAN Sunday Morning at Aunt Susan's, WABC 2.30 P.M. Jimmy I.unceford's Orchestra. WJZ WBZ WNAC WEAN WICC WFEA WORC Grace Hayes, WEAF WEEI WJAR WCSH grams, broad(ast over the CBS - 10.90 P.M. WHAM WBAL KDKA, 30 m. Red Nichol's Orchestra. WABC WNAC WMAS WLBZ WCAU, 1 h. WTAG WGY II'ABC network on Sundays at Hall of Fame, Jascha Heifetz, iolinist, Church of the Nazarene, Rev. Seldeo D. Cnac ert Ararat,. Irene Williams. WEAF WEEI WJAR WCSH WEAN WICC WCAU. 30 m. soprano; WTAG Anthony Trim's Orchestra, WOR Kelley. WBSO. 1 h. Samuel Gardner. viol Mist; Margaret Ham- 10.30 WTIC W'I.W WGY. 30 m. P. M. Paul Pendarvis Orchestra, WLW W. G. Wetherell, I h., WHEB ilton, pianist. WJ /.. WHAM WBZ KDKA Romance of Dan and Sylvia. KDKA 9.15 P.M. WRAI. WLW, 3o m. 45 Minutes in Hollywood. Preview, "Thirty. 12.30 A.M. Lazy Dan Sydney, Cloister Bells, WEAF WJAR WGY Minstcl, \\'ABC WNAC WDRC Day Princess." Sylvia WABC io m. Frank Crumit and luha Sanderson, WABC WNAC WEAN WICC WDRC WORC Dan Russo's Orchestra, WEAF WTIC 9.30 A.M. Roll,c Roger's Orchestra. WAAB WAAB WEAN WICC WDRC WORC WMAS WCAU, 45 m. Clyde Lucas' Orchestra, WJZ WBZ WHAM, Broadcast to Norway. Scandinavian music, R. 1. Federation of Music Clubs, WEAN WMAS WCAU. 30 m. Don Paul's Orchestra, WAAB WLBZ 30 m. WEAF WJAR WGY, 30 m. Roxy's Variety, WOR. 30 m The Cosmopolitans. \\ N.SC WFEA, to m. Henry Busse's Orchestra, WABC WNAC 10.00 A.M. Res. O. C. Griswold. W'RS() The Magic Cole. 'A'El A. 30 m. Charles Leland. WOR. 30 m. WEAN WICC. WCAU Address. C. I.. S,noh, W'HLB. 30 m. Robert Reid, W'OR, Su m. Russian Cathedral Choir, CKAC, 30 en. C .i.tic Farm Orchestra, WLW, 30 m. R,.110 Pulp t. Dr. S Parkes Cadman. WEAF 2.45 P.M. Concert Orchestra, WHAS, 45 m. W LSR WTAG W'(.V, 3o m. 9.00 P.M. Soutócrna are., WJZ w737. W'11.1134 WBAL, The Jesters. male trio. WTAF WEE! WJAR Catholic Hour, \\'FAF WEEI WJAR WCSH 10.45 P.M. io n WCSH WTAG WLW Steel Pier Orchestra, 30 m. Organ Rectal, WTAG WGY. 30 m. WPG. Columhu Church of the Air. Rev. W. F. WEAN Egon Petri. pianist, WJZ Jonas Lie Interviewed Sugar Hollow WHAM KDKA 11.00 P.M. Davison, First Baptist Church. Royal Oak, Folks, WBSO. 30 M. WBAI. WI.W. so m WABC WAAB Baseball Scores. Canadian Capers, WEAF M"h., WEAN WFEA 9.00 P.M. Joe and Bateese. W RZ JONAS LIE, well known landscape WDRC WORC WMAS WLBZ, 30 m. WEEI WJAR WCSH WTAG WGY Talkie Picture Time. June Meredith, WEAF Roses and Drurns. W ABC WCAU WAAB International Tidbits. WJZ WHAM Concert Musicale, WNAC WEEI (WELA from riant president of Records. W'BSO WJAR WCSH WTAG W'GY, Time. weather. sports review. WBZ painter recently elected 30 m. News, WNAC WEAN WICC WFEA In the Master's Music Room, WAAB 10.15 A.M. Bar X Days and Nights, WJZ R'BZ WMAS W1B7. WNBH WLBZ \\'EFA the National Academy of Design, m. Uncle Bob Houghton, WNAC. 30 m. KDKA. 30 m. Uncle Don. WOR, 30 Sports, news. KDKA Symphonic Romances of Science. WLW will discuss "Art and the People" 10.30 A.M. Hour. WABC WNAC WEAN "Moonbeams." WOR, 30 m. \ \'ICC WFEA WDRC WORC WHAS Zero Hour, WLW Mexican Orchestra. WEAF WEEI WJAR 9.15 P.M. in an interview with WILLIAM WLBZ CFRB CKAC. 1 h. 11.15 P.M. WCSH WTAG WGY. 30 m. Rev. Thomas E. Little. WOR. 30 m. Bill Williams. sports. WBZ Samovar Serenade, WJZ WBZ WBAL Dr. Jaroh Tarshish, WLW. 30 m. Baseball Score and organ, WNAC WEAN Canadian Capers, WEAF WEEI WJAR LI'NDELL over the NBC -WEAF WHAM W'ORC WCSH WTAG Ann Rrodhme, Travelogue, WBSO WGY 18, Ben Alley. with music. WABC Children's Hour, 'WHEB, 30 m. What' on the Air. WFEA Ennio Bolognini, 'cellist, WJZ network on Friday, May from Melody Parade. WFEA WDRC WICC 3.15 P.M. Melody Cruise, WICC, 30 m. Eventide Singers. W'B7. WORC WLBZ WCAU Ponce Sisters, WLW Missionary Broadcast, KDKA, 45 m. 5 to 5.15 P. M. Norwood Men's Morning Service. Tremont Temple Baptist Glee Club, WBSO, 30 m. 8.30 P.M. Church, WAAB, 1 h.. 30 m. 3.30 P.M. Brame Erickson. tenor, WEAN Our American School, WEAP WJAR Mothers' Day Program, Mrs. James Roose- Spiritual of 30 WTAG WGY. 30 m. Church the Air. WBSO. m. velt. \\'i AF \\'Î LI WJAR WCSH WTAG Service from WHEB Chapel, I Edison Salute. WEE! h.. 30 m., WGY WI.W, 30 m. WHEB "Moonshine," WJZ \\'IIAM, 30 m. Organ, Dion Kennedy. WJZ Congregat;onal Service. KDKA Time. Weather, WBZ Church WNBX, \X' 11.3 Al Station 'A I., Directory BA 30 m. 1 m. Ed McConnell, WABC WEAN h.. 30 American legion Auxiliary Mother's Smiling A.M. Day WDRC WCAU 10.45 Program, WR7. of Dreams. WNAC Panlme Alpert. Street Intercollegiate Poetry Reading Meet. WABC plane. WOR Armando Corral Orchestra, WAAB WLBZ Station Chain K.C. Watts Location WNAC WEER WEAN WORC WCAU teidcrsmgers, WBSO. 30 m. WFEA Older Gals' Conference. 1 Services from Salem Square Church. WORC, WHEB, b. Harold Stern's Orchestra. WOR. 30 m. 1 CFRB CRC CBS 10.000 Toronto h.. 15 nr. 3.45 P.M. Voices and Organ, WLW. 30 m. A 690 CKAC CRC & CBS 730 5,100 Montreal 11.00 A.M. Baseball. N. V. vs. Cubs. WGN, 2 h., 6.45 P.M. KDKA NBC 960 50.000 Pittsburgh, Peon. News and Hall and Gruen, WEAF WJAR II m. KMOX (.BS 50.000 St. Louis, Mo. Arthur Lang, Stars of Hollywood, WEEI 1090 WTAM baritone, WOR KSD NBC Sto 500 St. Louis, Mo. Gospel Team, WHEB, 1 Jaysnod Sisters. WBZ Service from Trinity Church, WEEI, h. fLi Kl'W NBC 1020 10,000 Chicago, Ill. I h.. 15 'Poets Gold," David Ron, WABC WNAC m. 4.00 P.M. WEAN WICC WFEA WDRC WORC WAAB CBS A YN 1410 500 Boston Plymouth 1 Piedmont Church. WTAG. h. Dramatic Sketch, WEAF WEEI W ACB CRS Key 060 50.000 New York State St. Congregatroaat Church, WCSH, WCSH WMAS WLBZ WCAU WTAG .'(iy News. WAAB W BAL NBC 1060 lu,u00 Baltimore 1 h.. 15 m. War Mothers of America, from Arlington. \VBIIM CBS 770 25.000 Chicago, Ill. Union 1 College Chapel Service. WGY, h. WIZ WBZ WHAM 7.00 P.M. '- VC MO 920 500 Needham Magic of Speech. \VIZ WBZ WHAM KDKA. 30 m. Mothers. Day Concert. Portland Symphony Sonata Recital, WEAF WJAR WCSH WRZ NBC 990 50,000 Boston WBAL Orchestra, W'ARC W'(. AU CBS a DIX 1170 50,000 Philadelphia Calvary Episcopal Church, KDKA WNAC WEAN WICC WTAG WGY \\'FI.A WDRC WORC WMAS WLBZ MerrygoRmmd, WEEI WC CO CBS 1110 50.000 Minneapolis. Minn. Children's Program. WABC W'( SI I NBC A NFN 940 1,000 Portland, Me. Service from Temple \ (AI', I h. Chas. Prevm's Orchestra. WJZ WBZ Israel. WNAC. I b., Musualc, \VOR, m. m. WDRC CBS á YN 1330 1.000 Hartford 15 m. 30 WHAM \\'I.W KDKA, 30 Church in the 11111s. WABC. WEAF NBC Key 660 50,000 New York Rhoda Arnold and Concert W'I.W, 30 m. Hampton Institute (.hoer, WNAC Orchestra, Cambridge Lyccum WEAN CRS A YN 7110 500 Providence WFEA WICC WI.BZ. 30 discussions. WBSO. WEAN WICC WFEA WDRC WORC m. 30 WEE! NBC A NEN 1,000 Boston Fint Baptist Church of m. WI.BZ WCAU, 30 m. 590 Providence, WEAN, Servire. Tremont Temple Baptist Church. WFNR NBC 070 50.000 Chicago. IR. 1 h.. 25 m. 4.15 P.M. 1 h.. 30 m. WFEA CBS & YN 1430 500 Manchester, N. H. Rev. Albert Spence, poetry. WBSO WAAB. (WLBZ from 7.45) Lillian Bucnam, soprano, WEAF WEE! String Trio. WOR WFLA NBC 620 25.000 Clearwater, Peno. WJAR WCSH Milban 11.15 A.M. WTAG WGY, 30 m. Five O'Clock Melodies. WHAS, 30 m. NBC 1450 1.000 Cleveland, Ohio Mass. Bay Colonies, WBZ Maim Bowes's Capital Family Revue, WEAF WON 720 50,000 Chicago 7.15 P.M. WGST CRS WJAR. 1 h. (WTAG WGY from 12.00) 4.30 P.M. 090 500 Atlanta, Georgia Morning Musicale, WJZ WHAM "K.7," Drama. WEAF WJAR WCSH WGY NRC 790 50,000 Schenectady, N. Y. "Trial by Jury." Sir Arthur Sullivan Anni- WHAM Safety Crusaders, WBZ versary, WEAF WEEI WJAR WCSH WTAG WGY, 30 m. NBC 1150 50.000 Rochester, N. Y. WHAS CRS & DIX 1120 Louisville, 11.30 A.M. WTAG WGY WLW. 30 m. 50.000 Ky. 7.30 P.M. WHDH FBC 1310 1.000 Boston Poet Prince. WJZ WHAM Drama. WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA, 30 m. WHEB Lee Conrad, Marjorie Tremont, piano. Garden talk. WEE.!. 30 m. 740 260 Portsmouth. N. H. Radio Nimblew-its, conducted by Everett Joe Penner. Harriet Hillard and Ozzie Nel- WHK CRS 1390 2,500 Cleveland, Ohio Smith. MICROPHONE columnist. WBZ WOR WICC Mail Bag. WHEB son's Orchestra, WJZ WBZ WHAM CRS A YN 600 250 Bridgeport, Conn. Lake Avenue Baptist Church, WHAM, I h.. KDKA W'LW. 3o m. WIAR NRC A NEN 1190 500 Providence 30 m. 5.00 P.M. Nick Lucas. F -eddie Rich. WABC WNAC WIR NRC 750 10,000 Detroit. Mich. Lake Salt City Tabernacle Choir, WICC John R. Kennedy. WEAF WEEI WTAG WEAN WICC WFE. A WDRC WORC WISV - CRS 1460 10.0x10 Washington, D. C. WLBZ WORC, 1 h. (WABC WNAC WGY WMAS WI.BZ WCAU WIZ NRC Key 760 50.000 New York WFEA WMAS from 12, WEAN from National Vespers. Dr. Haro Emerson Fos- Hotel Morton Orchestra. WPG, 30 m. WI RZ CBS á YN 620 ` 500 Bangor, Maine 12.15) dick, "What About God ?" W'JZ WBZ The Bible Camera, W'OR WI EY 1370 l00 Lexington. Mass. Art and Phil. WBSO KDKA WHAM, 30 m. Service, A. C. Church, WHEB, 1 h. WT.W NRC 700 500.000 Cincinnati 11.45 A.M. Chicago Knichts, WABC WFEA WICC WMAQ NRC 670 5.00 Chicago, 7.45 P.M. YN III. Phantom Strings. WJZ WHAM WAAB WCAU WLBZ WMAS CRC R 1420 100 Springfield, Mass. WBAL, Ted liansons Wendell Hall. songs. \'CAF WJAR WCSH WMrA 30 m. Orchestra, WNAC WEAN \ FRC Key 570 500 New York WORC WMAS 30 WTAG WGY Organ, weather, WBZ, 30 m. WNBH, m. (WICC \vVAC ens & YN 1730 1.000 Boston from 5,151 Baseball scores, WEEI MNR11 YN 1310 250 New Bedford 12.00 N. Erya Giles, soprano, W'OR Rin Tin Tin Thriller. WABC WNAC vrvwx 1760 260 Snrinefield, Vermont W Alice Clem. soprano. WBSO Family Prayer Period. WLW WCAU rIAM CBS 560 1 000 Miami, Florida Luncheon dance music, WLEY, 30 m. Ten Flying Fingers, WFEA Farm and Garden T.dk, WEAN o "rR 710 5.000 Newark- N. J. P.M. Norma Sisson, soprano. WBSO Stanley Choate, \VELA W"ORC eng á YN 17th 5th Worcester 12.15 MPG 5.15 P.M. roc Ism 5 011) Atlantic City. N. J. Gordon String Quartet. WEAF WJAR 8.00 P.M. W CtS Nu( WCSH WTAG Sylvan Trio, WEAF WEE) WJAR WCSH 740 5 rant Atlanta, Georgia Jimmy Durante and Rubinof's Orchestra, \v-c5t ¡c'RC. 650 50,000 Nashville, Tenn. Samuel H. Cross, "Russian Literature," \\'TA(; WGY WEAF WJAR WCSH WTAG WTIC p"c'rR p'nC 1370 WEEI Tony Wont, WABC WAAB 500 New Orleans, Ls. WICC WFEA WGY WB. W1.W, 1 h. 33,7'A(. Nor Gould and Shefter, WJZ WBAL WHAM WDRC WCAU & NFN 100 500 Worcester, Min. The Jenney Concert. WEEI, l' h. W'TA A( 15'RC 10'0 50.000 Ctevcdand, Time. Weather. Temperature. WBZ "Current legal Topics, WOR = Ohio Kaleidoscope, WJZ WHAM, 30 m. W/T A, it roc Ron Watch Tower. VWNAC. 30 m. Ernest Scitzy, CFRB Sports. 500 Norfolk. Va. KDKA WTIC NBC & NEN 1040 50.000 Hartford, Conn. "Freilicher Kabtyen, WAAB 5.30 P.M. Freddie Rich, Sylvia Frans, Charles Carlile, - Albert Muller. piano. WBSO WABC WNAC WEAN WFEA Hoover Sentinels. Edward Davies, baritone. CItATNS: NBC, National Broadearting Company; CBS, Columbia Broadrarting Watertown Republican Rally, WLEY "Melodoscope," WOR, t h. Chicago Capella Choir, WEAF WEE! brim; YN, Yankee Network; DIX, Dixie Network: Federi! 12.30 P.M. WJAR WCSH WTAG WGY WLW, 8.15 P.M. FBC. Broadrawing Cr.rp,..a :i,,n; CRC, Canadian Radio Commotion; University of Chicago Round Table Discus- 30 m. New Hampshire Mothers. WFEA NEN, New England Network. sion. WEAF WEEI WJAR WTAG WGY, Sousa's Band, WIZ WBZ WHAM KDKA. Debut Night. KDKA, 45 m. 30 m. 30 m. Concert Hour, WGN, 45 m. Saturday, May 12, 1934 THE MICROPHONE Page Five Radio Lane Studiosity 1, r,II r °, .ILLBy Jimmy J. Leonard PHONE By Les Troy II:IIu L4L... won has a major encounter in the Eu- 'Schnozzle" DURANTE, who is RUSSIAropean war. JIMMY, radio For many months Eng- VOLUME III Saturday, May 12, 1934 NUMBER 19 pinch -hitting for EDDIE CANTOR on the land, France, Austria, Italy, as well as most of the Publisher, JOHN K. GOWEN, Jr. Business Manager, PHILIP N. HOBSON Sunday evening program, is a great friend of Balkan states, have waged a terrific struggle to EDDIE'S. He made a Editor, G. CARLETON PEARL ,Managing Editor, MORRIS HASTINGS statement to the press the overpower radio waves that carry propaganda from other day: A weekly newspaper, The MICROPHONE is published every Saturday this Communistic country. "Cantor and I are real pals. We're prac- at Boston, Massachusetts, by The MICROPHONE, Inc. For awhile these countries have been successful, tically inseparable. Once we were so close but that was until the Communist capital increased Entered as second class matter August t r, 1933, at the post office at together it took three cops and Rubinoff to its wave length and power. Boston, Massachusetts, under the Act of March 3, 1879. separate us." Realize your The MICROPHONE will not be responsible for unsolicited manuscripts An echo of predicament if unless they are accompanied by return postage. the World War you were listen- Subscription for one year, $1.50 postpaid. Single copies, five cents each. is on display at

- ing to ALBERT Advertising rates on application to the Business Manager. Radio City. That SPALDING while may Offices, No. 34 Court Square, Boston, Massachusetts. sound a speaker in funny, but it's Mexico tried to Telephones (connecting all departmen!,) LAFayette 2860 and 2861. exactly that. convince you of They have a lit- the worth of his tle cylinder there government be- that is a record ==; A Losing Battle tween the vio- rlt of some wireless linist's notes. THERE IS every virtue in waging a valiant battle for a messages sent by Radio seems to lost cause where a worth -while principle is at stake; a German -owned have caused al- 3 r there is none in fighting a losing battle for dubious rea- station in Say- most as much sons. a man who knows is ville, Long animosity b e- Everyone respects when he licked. Island, in 1915. tween countries There is a story as the armament In its effort to deprive the listening public of radio news behind it. situation. flashes, the printing press has gone down to defeat. On In the early There was one the Atlantic coast and on the Pacific coast, news is being days of the war hundred percent it was suspected gasps from the broadcast despite the printing press attempt at censorship. JIMMY DURANTE FRED ALLEN that messages studio audience Stale news commentaries over the air, culled from hours - transmitted to Europe via Sayville contained a when Mrs. FRED ALLEN (PORTLAND HOFFA) fin- old editions of daily newspapers, are not acceptable to the secret code, in violation of this country's neu- and ished her lines, glanced hurriedly at the clock, listening public. The public has demanded radio news and trality. Government stations at Arlington and placed a moist kiss upon her husband's lips. Then the public is getting radio news. Fire Island monitored the Sayville messages, she left the studio. Evidently the audience didn't without uncovering anything out of the way. as "radio's most The printing press is licked, and doesn't it. Os- know the ALLEN'S are described know Finally a secret service man, who was an devoted pair." trich -like, it destroys its own vision by hiding its head in amateur radio operator, began recording Say- Many write in to ask the same question: "Is the sand of ignorance, leaving a sensitive portion of its ville dot -dash messages. He recorded them for HARRIET HILLIARD married ?" From all sources anatomy exposed to the scorn of an informed public. Be- two weeks. The government took them and on we have been able to unearth that HARRIET has that evidence revoked the license of the Say- been yoked with OzzIE NELSON this past month. cause it omits from what paltry radio programs it still prints mention news ville station. Miss HILLIARD formerly was the wife of a night of radio broadcasts, it convinces itself Now, after nine years, the cylinders can be be- club master of ceremonies. They separated that the public cannot hear them because it will not know played and the wireless messages sent 19 years cause he wouldn't part with the biggest laugh in where to listen for them. ago can be heard distinctly. where off his his performance; the part he took There are in this country many intelligent editors and A story comes to our ears about a radio an- pants and ran around the club in his you -know- publishers. gel cake. But it's not quite so queer as it whats. They should take their erring brothers sharply in hand. They should point out the rather sounds. MILDRED W. CARI.SON, who conducts Admiral BYRD will press the button that will set obvious fact; a radio cooking school over Station WBZ in of off the fireworks that will open the Century news means speed. If the printing press is slower than the Boston, did a broadcast one morning and it was Progress Exposition. The button will be rigged to radio (and it is) then the public will turn to the radio for relayed to Europe via short wave. which will the spark from a short wave set convey its spot news, and consider newspapers only in connection The other day a man named JOHNSON, who Chicago. the South Polar region to with features and pictures. Development had just returned from a trip abroad, stopped LEAH RAY, NBC singer who is with PHIL of television shortly will deprive press to see Miss CARLSON and told her the follow- HARRIS' orchestra, is spending a vacation with her the printing of its picture appeal. ing story: Mammy at Norfolk, Virginia. She will commute Progress is inexorable; in any long-drawn -out battle be- He and a friend were in Berlin and were for her Friday night shows, thus setting a new tween radio and the printing press, the printing press must twirling the dial of a short wave set. Suddenly mark in commuting for broadcasts. lose. they heard a woman's voice, talking in English. With so many stories being written, we hesi- The printing press, if it would continue to be a vital They listened. It was a new recipe for angel tate to pen another line about Joe PENNER. But cake. force in American life, must make a willing the fact that these stories fail to mention he is ally rather than "Angel cake," said Mr. JOHNSON. probably the most bashful person in show busi- a bitter enemy out of the young giant, radio. "Angel cake," said his friend. ness, leads us to believe they know That evening the two ate an an- him not. PENNER also is very un- New `Celebrity' Era In Offing On Air gel cake, radioed from America, assuming. He owns but one car and but baked in Berlin. lives very simply. His wife is a for- By DICK TEMPLETON films proved he could read lines by skillfully dramatizing their NANCY GARNER, daughter of the mer newspaper woman. New York Correspondent and that his voice registers well. own careers, turn a channel of Vice -President, has just come back RADIO lifts another page Despite radio into the same type of ,Add Detestibles: The stupid ad- the amount of from Texas where she has been from vaudeville when money paid him for human interest for which the vertising plugs on the Showboat his radio broadcasting over the Dallas station MAX BAER, hcaYyw-eight cham- work, he regards a American Magazine was once spot. In crybaby language: "We it as lot of WFAA. She had no comment to pionship challenger, comes to fun and the rest of famous. In other words, to take give you an expensive program; the cast, make except that she wants to take the air as the leading man in a with him at his the celebrity apart and see what why not buy our coffee!" And they training camp, up painting. As she expresses it: radio series called "Taxi." For are kept makes him tick! even make the artists give this plug. in a constant state of "I am just dying to paint Those that sing "You Nasty Man." the radio series with BAER hilarity. To go back to Mr. GERSH- leads something." And those that are going to mur- up to the actual broad- The import of BAER's debut WIN, for instance. It would be casting of the title fight in EDITH MURRAY, NBC singer, der "Waitin' at the Gate for Katie." into radio as a full - fledged ac- interesting to people, if he Which BAER, as walked into a boot shop not long PAUL WHITEMAN is going to challenger, tor is deeper than it appears on should be cast in a drama of meets PRIMO CARNERA for ago and was horrified when a buy shoes for baby all next year. He the the surface, for it indicates that his own life, to know that championship, June 14, in salesman offered her a pair of alli- just signed the 1934 contract for New it is possible to use a headline when he was a youngster he York. gator skin oxfords. Because when that cheese outfit. personality as something more had no apparent talent or ap- In other words, the fight EDITH was a little girl in Florida ED LOWRY, a fine singer and than a "I'm glad to have this preciation for music. He even broadcast will be "the flash she had a pet alligator named comedian, has been imported from - opportunity to speak to my thought that there was some- finish" to the series -which "MIKE." And she is afraid that al- the variety stage to radio. His radio friends" sort of per- thing radically wrong with any first may carry on even beyond the ligator skin products might be radio show will be broadcast over sonality capitalization in ra- actual fight if the program boy who went in for music. "MIKE." WJZ -WBZ on Sunday. He will dio. clicks. master of ceremonies the Kaleido- You may soon look for ex- Acting on the radio is only scope series. LOWRY is slated to be statesmen to be playing city a slight departure for the boast- To Subscribe to Tite Microphone a sensation of the year. He should councilmen and composers like ful BAER, who, by his own ad- be, after 20 years on the stage. GEORGE GERSH`R7N playing mission, could make ALEXAN- Fill out the blank and mail with cash, money order MARIE MURRAY is dubbed here- themselves in actual dramatiza- or DER THE GREAT look like a tions of their lives. Only one check to The MICROPHONE, 34 Court Square, Boston, Mass after "The Gasoline Contralto." panhandler for a night's asking other such a case is at hand: An NBC teletype operator mis- lodging. He stepped from star- BABE RUTH, who is doubled (Please print) spelled Governor ELY'S name when dom in the prize ring into aptly by the experienced actor, Name he was speaking in New York. He movie etardom and was so suc- HOWARD SMITH. Street made it "HEALY." One of WEEI's cessful as an actor that he can BAER is cast, not as the con- go back into the films on his as a boys waxed indignant and shot back tending champion, but taxi City or Town ... own right even if one of CAR - driver. a snapping correction. ELY "It's like NERA'S mighty fists convinces The next step will be to take State in CULBERTSON, you New Yorker," him that he is slightly wrong important names in public life, (Subscription $1.50 per year, postpaid) read the message. about being champion. The stage and screen channels, and ) ! ) ! Page. 'rIIL MICROPHONE Saturday, May 12, 1934 Monday, May 14 - Helen Menken Guest on CBS -WABC, 9.30 P.M;

Quarter Hour of Waltzes. WABC WMAS 5.45 P.M. Minstrels. Gene Arnold. Joe Parsons. mata Highlights WFEA . 1 bIIa Quartet, WJZ fla R_.:.h,,." . .. WEAF WJAR WCSI1 Wß7. W'IIAM WBAL Cronin at the Console. WNAC KDKA WI. 30 m. P.M. Masters' Music Room, WAAB WORC \ IAG WTIC "Arts of India." WEEI Rosa Ponsclle, Andre Kostelaneiz' Orchestra WMAS WLBZ WNBH WABC WNAC WEAN WICC WDRd Daily Poem, WNBX Studio Program. WTIC WORC WI.BZ 3.00 -"Thc Lady From Arles," Orphan Annie, WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA WCAU WPG WHAS NBC -WJZ 111.00 A.M. WLW WFIA WMAS, 30 m. Hanson's Orchestra, WAAB U. S. Navy Band, WEAP WGY WCSH Gordon. Dave and Bunny, WABC WAAB 4.15 -Library of Congress Mu- "The Champions." WOR, 30 m. S WTAM, 30 m. (WJAR WTAG from WEAN WDRC WMAS sicale, CBS-WABC 11.151 Bob White. WNAC 9.15 P.M. 7.45 --Taxi," Max Baer, NBC- Radio School of Cookery. WEEI WJAR "Dancing Around," WOR Rodgers at the Console, WAAB WCSH WTAG Travel Talk. WFEA Ncw Hampshire Ramblers, WFLA ' WJZ Grace and Eddie Albert, W'BZ WHAM Yankee Cornhulkers, WNBX The Cameos, WPG Farm Flash, WIIEB 8.00-Soconyland Sketch, NBC- . The Wife Saver, WJZ 9.30 P.M. Cooking Closeups, WABC WNAC WEAN WEAF 6.00 P.M. Ship of Joy, Horace Heidt's Orchestra. 1 WDRC WEAF WEEI WJAR 8.30 -Bing Crosby and Mills Martha lee's Cooking School. WAAB Peter Van Steedan's Orchestra, WEAF WCSH WTAG People Who Make News, WFEA WTAG WI.W, 30 m. WGY, 30 m. Brothers, CBS -WABC Evening Tattler. WEEI Travelers Hour, WTIC. 30 m. Sa',sn Musicale, WHFB - Melody Moments, 9.30 -The Big Show, Helen Add Whipple, WNBX Irene Beasley, WJZ WBZ WEAL Pasternack's Orchestra. Wrightville Clarion, WTIC, 30 m. WJZ KDKA WHAM WEAL WLW. Menken, guest, CBS -WABC 11.15 A.M. Camera Club, Luis Marden, WBZ 30 m. Twentieth Century Symphony Orchestra, U. S. Navy Band. WEAF WEE( WJAR Butk Rogers, WABC WAAB R EAN Ideas. WRZ 10.00- Dr. WCAU The Big Show, Helen Menken, guest Damrosch, WCSH WTAG. 45 m. star, Walter conductor Singing Strings. WJZWB7. KDKA News. WNAC WICC WFEA WORC Gertrude Nen and Iron Rapec's Ore chestra, WABC NBC-WJZ 1 Pedro de Cordoba and Oshorne's Orchestra, WMAS WEB?. WNAC WEAN WICC WABC WNAC WEAN WDRC WORC Uncle Don, WOR, 30 m. WDRC WCAU, 30 m. Varieties, Dance Tunes, WHEB Meyer Davis' Orchestra, WAAB WFEA Musical WFEA WLBZ '(A11 programs are listed in Eastern Poems. WHEB C. A. Jackson. WNBX WNBI1 Donald White, Vermont poetry, WNBX Harry H. Balkin, "Success," WOR Da)light Saving Time.) 6.15 P.M. Hotel Traymore Orchestra, WPG, 30 m. 11.30 A.M. Gene and Glenn, WEAF WEEI WJAR 9.45 P.M. WCSH WTAG .30 A.M. Rhythm Ramblers. WJ7 KDKA WHAM Sammy Liner's Orchestra. WBZ in. 11.45) Joe and Eddy, WGY Cronin at the Organ, WNAC. 45 m. WBAL, 30 (WB7. from News, weather. scores. WAAB Metropolitan Stage Show. WBZ U. S. Army Band, WJZ WHAM Bill Williams, WRZ Alfred Wallenstein's Sinfonietta.. WOR, 6.45 A.M. Tony Wons. WABC WNAC WEAN WICC 30 m. Sports, weather. KDKA Tower Health Exercises. WEAF WEEI, I h. WFEA WORC WMAS WLBZ WDRC Thomas Brennan. WHEB Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim, WABC 10.00 P.M. 7.00 A.M. Mrs. Marion Naess, soloist, WNBX WAAB WEAN WDRC WOORC WMAS Gene Arnold, Lullaby Lady male quartet WLBZ WCAU Eastman's Orchestra, Rise and Shine. WBZ, 30 m. Richard Ronelli, guest, 11.45 A.M. Baseball Scores, WNAC WEAF WFE1 WJAR WCSH WTAG 7.15 A.M. Peggy Keenan and Sandra Phillips, pianists. Brickbat; and Bouquets, WFEA WTIC WGY WLW', 30 m. News. WNAC WABC WEAN WFEA WDRC WORC Stories. WHIR Symphony Orchestra, Dr. Walter Damroscb. WMAS WIRT 6.30 P.M. WJZ W'B"7. KDKA WHAM, 45 m. 7.30 A.M. Stories from Real Life. WRAC Wayne King's Orchestra, WABC WAAB xylophone. WJZ Organ. WHIR Grandmother's Trunk Narration, WEAF WEAN \\'DEC WCAU. 30 m. Yoicht H,raoka, WJAR WCSH Musical Clock. WBZ. co. Readings. WNBX RICHARD CROOKS, popular Amer- Fahlen Sevitsky's Orchestra. WOR WNAC 30 Events, WEEI Reveille, W'.ABC Scores, Current A. C. Choral Society. WPG Organ 12.00 N. ican tenor who alternates Musicale, WTAG WTIC Walter Kidder, baritone, WNAC with Duart Macl.ean's Orchestra, CFRB, 30 w. Gene Arnold's Commodores, Helen Mae, soprano. WGY WEAF WEEI LAWRENCE TIBBE:TT orr the Fire - 10.15 P.M. 7.45 A.M. WJAR WCSH WTAG Three X Sisters, WJZ KDKA weather, W.BZ Ranny Weeks' Orchestra, WEEI Pulloek and Lawnhurst, W'EAF WGY The Vagabonds. WGY stone programs broadcast over an Time. sports, Morton Bowe, tenor, W'J7. WHAM Charles Barnet's Orchestra, WABC WAAB Harlan E. Reed, current events. WOR WCSH NBC-WEAF network Maurice Meerte's Morning Musicale, WEEI The Monitor Views the News, WBZ Mondaye WICC WFEA WDRC WORC WMAS Orchestra. CKAC Morning W'at,h, WNAC "Voice of Experience," WABC WNAC at 83o P. ill. Merry- Go-Round. WNAC 10.30 P.M. WEAN and Leo Reiser, Pianos, WOR Jolly Bill and Jane, WJZ WBAL WDRC Al Senator David A. Reed of Pennsylvaniga Noonday musicale. WAAB WORC WMAS Ciitldren's Çlub, WHAS, 50 m. WEAF WCSH WTAG WGY 8.00 A.M. WNBH WFEA Mother's Day Program, WHEB, 30 m. "Beauty that Endures," WEEI Handicraft WLEY, 30 m. Organ Rhapsody. WEAF WJAR WCSH Club, WOR Oahu Serenaders, WABC WAAB WDRC Famous Orchestra. 103rd Field Artillery Band. WJAR, L. C. Williams, tenor. WNBX 30 we WTAG. ìo m. WDRC WI.BZ 6.45 P.M. WTIC Playhouse, WTIC. 30 m. Morning Devotions, WJZ Violin Selections, WHEB Baseball. Red Sox vs. Lillian Roth. Edward Chicago, WNAC Horse Sense Philosopher. WEAF Nell. Jr.. WABC S. B. Rideout and current events. WEEI WI.AN Musical 12.15 P.M. WICC WFEA Ern Joy program. WEE! WJAR WCSH Album, Howard Barlow, WAAB Salon Musicale. WABC, 30 en. WFEA WDRC, WORC Markets, Weather. WEAP 3.15 P.M. WTIC WTAG WLBZ Shopping News, Recordings. WNAC, 1 h. WBZ "Nick Parkyakakas," WNAC WEAN News, WAAB WICC WFEA WORC Rex Battle's Ensemble, WEAF WEEI WJAR The Wise Man, WEAF WEEI WJAR Lowell Thomas, news, WJZ WHAM WMAS WMAS WLBZ WNBH WCSH WTAG W'CSI1 WTAG KDKA WI.W "Mr. Fix -lt," sketch, WOR Morin Sisters, WJZ "The Dixie Circus," Uncle Bob Sherwood, Melody Clock. WHEB, 30 m, Messenger of Cheer, WBZ Henry Thies Pepsters, WLW, 30 in. Musical Varieties. WJZ Rochester Civic ()Orchestra, WABC WNAC WORC WCAU, 30 m. Organ, Birthday Clock, WNBX, 1 h. WHAM, 30 m. WEAN WPG .Weather: MSC, Farm Forum. WBZ Voire of Experience. WABC McrryGoRound. Barn Dance, WORC WDRC A.M. Betty Barthel!, WABC. WDRC Paul Shirley. WAAB WFEA 6.15 WAAR Rhythm Kings, WAAB WDRC WORC 10.5 P.M. Don Hall Trio. WJZ WBZ WHAM WBAL WORC WMAS WLBZ WCAU WFEA WI.BZ Ray Perkins, Fun Baker, WOR At the Console. WAAB WICC WFEA News, weather. WNAC WEAN Roxy, Your nover," '«'OR Henri Deering, pianist, WEAF WEEI WJAR Orpheus Harmnnists, WHEB 7.00 P.M. WCSH WTAG WLBZ WNBH, 4) m. (WMAS from Weaver W. Adams, pianist, WBSO WEAF WGY 8.30) Natal Pintello, accordion, WNBX Baseball Resume. Rep. J. R. Snyder, WJZ WBZ WBAL 3.30 P.M. Hollywood Comedy Stars, WEEI Jack Ingersoll, 8.30 A.M. 12.30 P.M. WNAC.` Women's Radio Revue. WEAF WEEI Amos 'n' Andy, W'JZ WBZ WHAM KDKA Margaret Carlisle, WLW on WLW Cheerio. WEAF WEEI WJAR WCSH Talk (dud Eyesight. WJAR W'JAR WCSH WTAG, 30 m. Three Buccaneers. WOR Stocks. Local News, WLBZ WTAG WGY, 30 m. Markets. WEEI KOKA Hume Forum Cooking School, WBZ, 30 m. 11.00 P.M. Lew White at the dual organ, WJZ WBAL, Vic and Side. WJZ WBZ WHAM WBAL Weather. news, WAAB WORC U. S. Marine Band, WABC WAAB WFLA News and John Fogarty, WLAF m. 1 WHAM Microphone Gossip, WABC The Dial Review, WFEA WTIC 30 from 8.45) WDRC WORC WHAS WLBZ, 30 m. WCSH WGY Weather. WBZ Shoppers' Exchange, WNAC, 30 T. Five O'Clock Melodies. WHAS, 30 m. Bird Talk. Dr. Leon A. Hansman, WOR E. B. Rideout I n :er' Deutsch's Orchestra, Hollywood Stardust, WLEY and scores, current events. Sunny Melodies. WABC, 30 m. WAAB WEAN Farm Flash, WNBX Ranny Weeks, WFEA WMAS WLBZ, 30 Ford Frick. sports, WOR 30 m., WEEI Current Events. WEAN m.; WABC AndoverNewton Theological S c h o o I, News, WJAR Musical. from 12.45 Sports, WHEB WTAG Morning WBSO WBSO, 30 in. Jack Miles Morning Devotions, WHEB, m. Dion Kennedy, organ. WOR, 30 Orchestra, WGY, 30 m. 30 m. Mrs. John Oi Long, soprano. WHEB 7.15 P.M. Ramona, songs, WELL Family Almanac, WNBX, 30 m. Haskins Family, WHEB 3.45 P.M. Gene and Glenn, WEAF WEEI WJAR Weather, sports, WBZ 8.45 A.M. 12.45 P.M. Sports, KDKA Rodgers at the WCSH WTAG WGY Strolling Torn. WBZ Console WAAB "You Folks," drama, WI.W, m. Prominent Women in Washington, WEAF Musical Revue, WOR, 30 m. Sports, WTIC 30 Parents Question Box, WBSO Baby Rose Marie, WJZ WHAM Fats Waller, songs, WABC WAAB WDRC WJAR WCSH WTAG Baseball, New York vs. Chicago Cubs, KDKA 9.00 A.M. Cabot and Del Castillo. WEE!, 30 m. Dick Tracy, Detective. WBZ News, WNAC"¡¡WEAN WICC WFEA WGN WORC WMA$' WLBZ Morning Glories, WEAP WTAG Merry Macs, WJ7. WBZ Popular music, WHEB Henry Thies Pepsters, WLW WNBH Vocal program, WHEB Just Plain Bill, WABC WNAC WCAU Boake Carter, WWCAU Breakfast Club. orchestra. WJZ WBAL, 1 h. Hudnufs Marvels. WNBX Harry E. Rodgers, WAAB WICC WLBZ "Moonbeams," WOR, 30 m. (WHAM from 9.25) (WBZ from 9.301 1.00 P.M. 4.00 P.M. Serenaders. WEAN Seymour Simon's Orchestra, WGN Andy Arcari and the Three Naturals, WABC Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra, WEAF WEEI WFEA 11.15 P.M. WNAC WEAN WICC WFEA WDRC WCSH Piano Recital, WEAF WJAR WCSH Baseball Scores, WORC WMAS WI.BZ WTAG Musical Moments, WOR Hillbillies, WEAF WJAR WCSH WTAQ Pinkcy Hunter's Orchestra. WJAR 30 m. Needham Paramount Organ, WBSO, in. Stock market quotations, WEEI Harlem Madness, WLEY, WGY 30 News and Orchestra. WTAG News. WEEI Devotions. WHEB. 30 m. Words and Music, WJZ WHAM Walter Daw-ley, organist, WTIC, 30 m. 7.30 P.M. 30 m. Bill Huggins, songs, WABC WAAB WCAU Poet Prince, WJZ Family Almanac, WNBX, Weather and Farm Forum (M S C). WBZ Shirley Howard and the Jesters, WEAF - Dr. H. 1. Strandhagen, Health Joe Rines' Orchestra, WBZ 9:15 A.M. Buddy Welcome's Orchestra. WABC talk, WON WJAR WCSH WTAG WTIC WGY WMAS, Eleanor Fair, soprano, WBSO News and Orchestra. KDKA Landt Trio and White, WEAF WEEI WJAR 30 m. (WLBZ from 1.15) After Dinner Revue, WEEI News and Charlie Davis' Orchestra, WABC Albany on Parade, WGY Popular music, WHEB WCSH WGY Women's Hour, WNBX Music by Gershwin, WJZ WBZ WHAM WNAC WEAN WICC WDRC WORC in Farm and Garden Chat, WAAB Bob Newhall. WLW Shut Society, \'TAG Dr. H. Maples Orchestra. CKAC WHAS WLBZ, 30 m. Madison Ensemble, WABC WNAC WEAN I. Strandhagen. WOR "Music on the Air," WABC WNAC Bitters Orchestra, WAAB The Dial Revue, WFEA 4.15 P.M. WICC WDRC WORC WMAS WLBZ WEAN WICC WFEA WDRC WORC 11.30 P.M. WFEA Dance tunes, WHEB National Congress of Parents and Teachers, WLBZ WCAU 1.15 P.M. WEAF WJAR WCSH WTAG WGY E. E. Nazzaro, market outlook. WAAB National Radio Forum, WEAF WEE! 9.30 A.M. Professional Women's Club Program, WEE! "Maverick Jim," drama, WOR. 30 m. WJAR WCSH WTAG Bradley Cugat's Orchestra, WEAF WCSH WEEI Johnny Johnson's Kincaid, WEAF WJAR WCSH "tuts and Alice Joy, Dream Girl, WJZ WHAM Queens Hotel Concert Trio, CKAC Orchestra, WGY WGY Bits," WAAB News and Denny's Orchestra. N. J. Club.' Women's Talk, WOR Hobby Club, WBZ WJZ Organ recital, WTAG, 30 m. Library of Congress, Musicale, WABC 7.45 P.M. Lloyd Huntley's Orchestra. KDKA, 30 m. WABC News, WFEA Metropolitan Parade, WNAC WICC News, WHEB WPEA WDRC WMAS WLBZ, 45 m. The Goldbergs, WEAF WEEI WJAR Roamios, orchestra, WLW WFEA WDRC WORC WMAS, 45 m.; Platt and Neirman, pianists, WBZ WCSH WTAG WGY WTAM Ted Weem's Orchestra, WGN, 10 m. WNAC, 30 m. (WLBZ from 9.451 1.30 P.M. Milton Kaye, piano, WOR Smooth Rhythms, WTIC Alfredo Brito's Orchestra, WOOR, 30 m. School of Employment, WBSO, 30 M. Postmaster James A. Farley. speaker, WEAF Flying Fingers, WBSO Max Baer "Taxi," WJZ WBZ WBAL 11.45 P.M. Musical Masterpieces, WHEB New England Kitchen, WEEI, 30 m. N. H. Folk Tales, WNBX KDKA WLW Morning Concert, WNBX National Enoch Light's Orchestra, WABC WNAC Farm and Home Hour. WJZ WBZ Cora C. Calkins, WHEB Boake Carter, news, WABC WNAC WCAU WEAN WICC WORC WMASWLBZ 9.45 A.M. WHAM WBA1., 1 h. 4.30 P.M. Jack Fischer's Orchestra, WAAB WEAN Mischa Raginsky, WABC WNAC WDRC WLBZ 12.00 M. News and Florenda Trio, WEAF WEE! Orlando's Cosmopolitans. WJZ W'BZ WCSH WTAG WCAU, 30 m. (WFEA W'EEAN WORC Audition, WFEA Jack Bergers Orchestra, WEAF WEEI WMAS WLBZ from 1.451 WHAM Helen McPhee. 30 m. WJAR Parent -Teachers Congress. WEAN, 30 M. WLEY, WLW Beauty Guild, WAAB. 30 m. Virginians, quartet, WOR Leon Belasco's Orchestra, WABC WNAC News. KDKA News, WICC Echoes from the Heather, WHEB 8.00 P.M. Short Story. WNBX WFEA WORC WMAS WLBZ WEAN WICC WMAS. 30 m. WNBH Chico de Verde's Orchestra, WNBX Soconyland Sketches, "Birth of the Novelty, WHEB, 30 in. Cocus." Bud Fisher's Tic Toc Club Orchestra, WOR Theatre Ctub of the Air, WOR 4.45 P.M. drama. WE AF WEEI WJAR WCSH Claude Hopkins' Orchestra, WABC WNAC 10.00 A.M. 2.00 P.M. The Lady Next Door, WEAF WEEI WJAR WTAG WTIC WGY, 30 m. Breen & de Rose, WEAF WEEI WCSH Jan Garber's Orchestra, WJZ WBZ WHAM Revolving Stage. WEAF W'EE! WJAR WCSH WTAG WGY Radio Kitchen, WTAG Dick -Fella. tenor, Gwyneth WBAL KDKA WLW, 30 m. WCSH WTAG, 1 h. Neal, Dave Harvest of Song, WJZ WBZ WHAM Rose, WJZ WBZ WHAM Mary Eastman and Evan Evans, WABC Spotlighting Municipal Afi .airs (from mayor's WNAC WI AN WFEA WICC Eastman Speaks WBAL KDKA office). WNAC Morgan Memorial Talk, WTIC WDRC Buddy Clark, WNAC Genevieve Pitot, piano, WOR WMAS CFRB Ann Leaf, ortanist, WICC WFEA WDRC Radio Mystery WAAB Phantom Fingers, WAAB WORC Tca Time Tunes, WBSO W'FAN Stephen Foster Melodies, WNBX WMAS WLBZ, 30 m.; WABC Billy Joncs, Ben Selvin's Orchestra. WOR, at Bank Meeting WEAN, 15 m. (WNAC from 2.151 Concert, WHIR, 30 m. Violin Music, WHEB Helen and Bob, WNBX 30 m. Classic Album, WAAB WEAN WNBH Dinner Concert. WHAS. m. JOSEPH B. EASTMAN, Federal Co- 10.15 A.M. Dr. Arthur Frank Payne, WOR 5.00 P.M. 30 P.M. Clara, Lu 'n' Em, WEAF WEEI WJAR Matinee Melodies, WLEY, 30 en. Phil Saltman, pianist. WEEI 8.15 ordinatòr of Railroads, will be the WCSH WTAG 2.15 P.M. Your Health, "Pursuit of Longevity," WJZ Edwin C. Hill, WABC WNAC WEAN Sisters, WJZ WHAM WDRC WCAU principal speaker during a broad- Holman N. E. Kitchen. WHAM KOKA Dewey's Orchestra, WB WEEI Double Mixed Quartet, WAAB Duke Romance of Helen Trent. WABC Agriculture Markets, W'BZ WNBH cast over an NBC -WJZ network on Bill and Ginger, WABC WNAC WEAN WCAU WFEA Bittcl's Orchestra. WAAB 'A NBEI Th- D'ctatoes. WABC WAAB WEAN Melvin Crowell. baritone, WAAB WICC WFEA WICC WDRC WORC Bridge Talk, WPG Wednesday, May 16, from a con- , WFEA WORC WMAS WNBH Leo Freudberg's Orchestra, WOR Alcon Duo, WLEY Aunt Sammy. WFEA 2.30 P.M. 5.15 P.M. American Legion Band, WHEB ference of the National Association Variety and Musical Program, WI-13Z Smackout, comedy, WJZ WHAM Don Bigelow's Orchestra, WEAF WJAR 8.30 P.M. Town Crier. WNBX WCSH WTIC WTAG WGY WLW of Mutual Savings Banks. Mildred May. soprano, \\'BZ Richard Crooks, William's Dalys Music Master, WHEB Home Forum, KDKA The Home Gardener, 'WEEI Or'hes Jackie Heller, WJZ WHAM tra, WEAF WEEI WJAR WCSH WTAG The first session of the fourteenth 10.30 A.M. Poetic Strings, WABC WNAC WEAN WTIC WGY WLW, m. WICC WFEA WDRC WORC WMAS The Monitor Views the News, WBZ 30 News and Morning Parade. WEAF WJAR Skippy, WABC WAAB WEAN Maple City Four, WJZ WBZ WBAL KDKA annual conference of the association WTAG. WLBZ. 30 m. WDRC Bing Crosby, Jimmy WCSH 30 m. (WEEI from 10.34) Dr. Elizabeth M. Hinrks, WAAB WFEA Grier's Orchestra and Bridge talk. WEEI Yankee Singers, WNAC. the Mills Brothers, WABC WNAC will be on the air from the Grand The Homemaker, WOR, 45 m. WFEA WEAN Today's Children, dram a, WJZW'BZ "Story Teller's House." WOR WDRC WCAU, 30 m. Ballroom of WHAM WBAL KDKA 2.45 P.M. Radio School, WNBX College and Home Institute. WAAB WICC the Waldorf -Astoria in News and The Merrymakers, WABC WAAB WMAS WNBH WFEA WLBZ, 30 Ma Perkins, WEAF WEE! WGY WLW Helen Murphy, WHEB m. New York at I I.15 A. M. WFEA WDRC WORC WTAM 5.30 P.M. Classical Moods, WLEY, 30 m. Yankee Mixed Quartet. WNAC WEAN Richard Maxwell, tenor, WJZ W'BZ Continental Orchestra, WOR, 30 in. WICC WMAS WLBZ WNBH WFEA WHAM Frank Mcrriwell's Adventures, WEAF WEEI The Cameos, WPG Stock Market quotations. WBSO, 4 h., 43 en. News, WAAB WJAR WCSH WTAG WTIC Lone Ranger. WGN, 30 m. Design for Living, WHEB Afternoon Concert, WNBX, 45 m. The Singing Lady, WJZ WBZ WHAM 8.45 P.M. Tune In WAAIS Ford's Police Force, WNBX WI.W 3.00 P.M. Jack Armstrong, "All-American Boy," Babe Ruth, baseball comment, WJZWB7. 10.45 A.M. - Bill Whitley, WEAP WEE! WTAG WGY WABC WNAC WEAN WDRC WHAM WBAL KDKA News, WFEA FINANCIAL TALK Morning Parade, WEAF WEEI WJAR WTAM WLW Melody Mart, WAAB WFEA W'ORC WTAG Twenty Fingers of Harmony, WJAR WCSH WMAS 9.00 P.M. Every Monday, 7.30 P. M. Jack and Loretta Clemens. WJZ "The Woman WBZ of Arles," Alphonse Daudet, Lina di Fiore, piano, WOR A. & P. Gypsies, Frank Parker, WEAF WHAM W' 7_ KDKA WBAL WHAM, 1 h. Novelty, WHEB WEEI WJAR WCSH MR. E. E. NAZZARO Sammy Fuller, KDKA Ye Old Tca Shoppe, WTAG WTIC WBZ Banjotrix, WNBX WGY, 30 m. Saturday, May 12, 1934 THE MICROPHONE Page Seven Music And Philosophy Blend On Tony Wons' CBS Broadcasts Two Pianists Four Ilain:ils That Beat As One Wons Lives Provide the Up To His Background Own Advice

When two talented pianists and with PEGGY KEENAN favoring a mellow philosopher of the air get CHOPIN and STRAUSS, and Miss together for the purpose of blend- PHILLIPS partial to GRIEG and ing music and philosophy into en- CHAIKOVSKY: tertaining programs, the recipe for All three artists -WoNs, KEE- such a result is sometimes interest- NAN and PHILLIPS -find the music ing. of RACHMANINOFF most striking of PEGGY KEENAN and SANDRA all for setting certain moods, and PHILLIPS are the pianists, TONY the music of this eminent Russian's WONS the philosopher. melodies set to TONY'S famous These two pianists provide the script on "Shylock" forms one of musical setting for TONY WONS' their best known programs. homespun philosophy over the CBS So, too, the girls have provided network on Tuesdays and Thursdays a setting of Northern music for at 1.45 P. M., Mondays, Wednes- WONS' version of SERVICE'S famous days and Fridays at 1 r.3o A. M. ballad, "The Spell of the Yukon," and Sundays at 5.15 P. M. with portions of SIBELIUS' "Fin - PEGGY KEENAN and SANDRA landia," of MACDoWELL's "Scotch" PHILLIPS have much in common. symphony, and passages from They are both gifted musicians. GRIEG'S descriptive music of Nor- They are both slender, sensitive, way. with much charm and definite ideas Tony Is Enthusiastic as to their unusual arrangements of ANTHONY WONS- better known popular and classical favorites. as TONY -is a great promoter of PEGGY KEENAN, red- headed and "music by KEENAN and PHILLIPS." animated, comes from a family of He knows and enjoys music and gifted musicians; she numbers five always has had a keen sense of the pianists among her close relatives. musical values of words, and At the age of six she began the of their sympathetic reflections in mu- study of the piano in Los Angeles, sical tones. her birthplace, and continued her TONY comes from the lakes and piano studies for 13 years under woods of northern Wisconsin private tutors. and as a child enjoyed to the full the Entering the University of South- beauties of nature. In addition, he's ern California, she soon distin- an enthusiastic fisherman, which is guished herself in composition and a direct pathway to ripe meditation. harmony, graduating with honors. In the course of his youth TONY After graduation she studied with developed an ambition for many two world- famous pianists, LEO- forms of human endeavor. First POLD GODOWSKY and SIMMUND he wanted to be WILLIAM JENNINGS STojowsKY, before appearing in BRYAN. Then he wanted to be Eu- concert recitals in Paris, Berlin, and GENE V. DEBS. other European music centers. On her return to America, PIGGY re- In between times he compromised vealed unsuspected dramatic talent by tending furnaces, helping around by playing a straight dramatic role SANDRA PHILLIPS and PEGGY KEENAN, who arrange and play appropriate music while TONY WONS recites a butcher shop, cow punching, in a Chicago production of "Black on their six -a -week programs. clerking, playing in a dance band Velvet," with minor roles in other and working as a correspondent in a sales office. plays. nate motor -noise. The broadcast Day" is her favorite popular mel- meaning of his words. He sug- TONY'S first was was Miss PHILLIPS' maiden voyage ody, and she's fond of reading gested they join forces in planning job at the age The Meeting - of 13, in the air. The program was picked TOLSTOY, DUMAS, HARDY and W. novel programs of philosophy and soldering type on bars in a Back in New York again, in up by short wave receivers on the SOMERSET MAUGHAM. music. typewriter factory; salary $3.60 a 1931, PEGGY met SANDRA PHILLIPS roof the week. of Columbia Broadcasting There's one idiosyncracy the two The experiment was a complete and their similar and sympathetic TONY tried college a couple of System Building at 485 Madison girls have that causes amusement in success. The talented trio inaugu- ideas of music made them an ideal years, studied stenography and ac- avenue, New York, and rebroadcast the studios. SANDRA can't play the rated a series of joint programs, and piano team. After theatre perform- counting, directed Christmas plays over a coast -to -coast CBS network. piano unless her hands are warm enthusiasm for their programs ances in the metropolitan area - re- and pageants in Green Bay, Wis., they and PEGGY can't play the piano un- cently won entered Child Prodigy them a coast -to -coast churches. radio in January, 1932, as less her hands are almost cold. network. regular sustaining features of the PEGGY KEENAN can't remember Finally, bored with all this inac- During Columbia network. the time when she wasn't playing this last cold Winter Building A Program tivity, he joined the Army, went to the piano, although even as a child studio engineers were amused watch- SANDRA PHILLIPS, slim, darker, It is an intricate task, this build- France, and in an open field stopped the attractive red -haired PEGGY ing SANDRA warm her hands on the a large and very easy to look at, was born ing of convincing and colorful mu- piece of shrapnel which gave longed to be an actress. In her early radiator for to or 15 minutes before in Berwick, Pennsylvania, long the sical settings for the philosophy, po- him a year and a half in a hospital 'teens, she appeared in leading roles rehearsing, while PEGGY had her with home of ex- Secretary WILLIAM H. etry and readings of TONY nothing to do but read. of "Slim Princess," "Modern Cin- hands out an open window to get Worts. WOODIN, who was a good friend A fortnight before the programs This was a turning point in his the PHILLIPS derella," and other amateur theatri- them thoroughly chilled. - career. For after those years ac- of family. say, a week's series -TONY, PEGGY of cal productions. TONY WONS met these two pop- tivity, rubbing elbows with people When only four years of age and SANDRA get together with half ular pianists in a Columbia studio SANDRA began to pick out tunes by At 17 she directed a large chorus a dozen scripts. in every walk of life, TONY began ear on the piano and shortly after of mixed voices and at the same a year ago. About to embark on a to think and read and meditate in The girls listen first to the letters she began taking lessons she was age was organist in a San Diego series of theatre engagements, TONY terms applicable to the problems of and comments that TONY will fea- improvising melodies of her own. moving picture house. was wandering about the reception men and women. And he had the ture, jotting down a list of compo- After graduating from high school, If room and listening to SANDRA and idea of providing music as a back- she had her choice today, sitions which reflect the moods he SANDRA studied at New York's fa- PEGGY playing their sustaining pro- ground for the expression of these PEGGY would like to settle in the wishes to capture. mous Institute of Musical Art. South of France and spend her Sum- gram. thoughts. From their repertoire of more In 193o she made her vaudeville mers in Honolulu. She's an outdoor He was impressed by their musi- In private life TONY is much as than 50o classical, semi- classical, debut with HOWARD MARSH, noted girl and is an expert at fishing. cianship and the wide range of color he is on the air. He is married to and popular numbers, the girls se- tenor, in leading houses of the met- SANDRA is a bit the more serious and mood in their work, and in a daughter of the Wisconsin woods lect a dozen songs in which ropolitan area. The following year of the two girls. She's fond of music he believed he had found an- they be- who shares his love for the country. lieve are reflected the impressions she joined PEGGY RIAT in a two - Wagnerian operas; "Night and other medium for extending the They have a daughter almost 16. piano act at the Paramount Theatre they wish to convey. In his manner of living, TONY and then she became the partner of Then TONY reads his program expresses much of his philosophy. Miss KEENAN. Choir Of English Cathedral slowly while PEGGY and SANDRA, in He built himself a cottage on the In May, 1932, the titian -haired a sort of musical shorthand all their shore of a lake in the woods. He young pianists took part in the first own, make notations covering every built his own boat. He built the successful broadcast of a musical To Broadcast For First Time point of inflection, every climax of wharf to which it is tied. program from the air. In a specially The first broadcast from famous Ripon Minster, Yorkshire, England, feeling, or emphasis of certain emo- He likes to buy new clothes, but constructed studio aboard an 18- will be heard over the WABC- Columbia network as a Whit- Sunday fea- tions. Gradually they weave a dis- prefers to wear old ones. passenger CURTISS Condor plane, ture on May 20 at 3.45 P. M. tinctive musical tapestry, a tone set- the girls presented their "Piano Pic- The broadcast will bring to lis ting of words, which is winning tures" program while flying at a teners the ringing of the chimes and was founded in 67o A. D. It was them new hosts of admirers every STATION here DODGSON, height of two miles over Manhattan. the first radio recital by the cathe- that Archdeacon where. LEWIS CARROLL'S father, was canon. The two pianos, performers, and dral's choir and brief addresses by In their "Piano Pictures," thL DIRECTORY microphones were housed in the the Bishop and the Mayor of Ripon. At the time of the broadcast it girls present interpretations of fine rear compartment of the plane. Ripon Minster, considered one of will be 9 P. M. in England and the classical music. Both of them arc Page 4 which was heavily draped to elimi- the lovel:cst cathedrals in England chimes will ring out a curfew. fond of the music of DEBUSSY, Page Eight THE MICROPHONE Saturday, May 12, 1934 Tuesday, May 15 - "My Maryland ", Operetta, NBC -WEAF, 10 P.M.

Pop Concert. WTIC, 45 m. Stocks, WEEI Pittsburgh Varieties. KDKA Highlights Sandra Levitzki, piano, WJZ WHAM Leading Man Betty and Bob. drama. 5X'J7_ WB7. WHAM Just Plain Bill, WABC WNAC WCAU Piano, WBZ 7th Regiment Band, WABC WAAB, 3o m. Jack Fischer's Orchestra, WAAB WICC P.M. Charm Secrets, .WNAC WCAU Byron Holiday. baritone. orchestra. WOR WORC WMAS WLBZ Fashion Revue. WFEA Nazarene Quartet. WBSO. 3o m. Paul Pendarvis' Orchestra, WLW 2.15 -"Europe Views American Thomas Brennan. tenor. WHEB Concert Program, WHEB Baseball scores WFEA Story Book Lady. WNBX Sports, Ncws, WHEB Experiment," NBC -WEAF N R A Program. WNBX 11.30 A.M. .15 P.M. 7.30 P.M. 3.30 -Departure of S. S. North Three Shades of Blue, WEAF WELI WJAR Don Bigelow's Orchestra, WLAF WEEI WGY East and Dumke, WEAF WCSH WC? land. CBS -W ABC WCSH WTAG WJAR Teddy Bergman. WEEI WJZ WBZ 8.30 -Wayne King. NBC -WEAF U. S. Marine Band. WJZ KDKA, z h., The Singing Stranger. WHAM Fireside Melodies, WJAR Farber and Handman. WOK "Accordiana," CBS -WABC WBZ WHAM, ;o m. Talk of Town. variety, WTAG Pop Concert. WTIC Royal Organist, WNNBX Paul Keast and Hudson's Orchestra. WABC 9.15 -Ruth Elting, CBS -WABC Melody Parade. WNAC WEAN WFEA Friendly Enteruiners, WHEB WDRC WORC WMAS WCAU WDRC WORC, ;o m.; WABC, t5 Sea Wynn, NBC -WEAR m. .30 P.M. Stories, WNAC WEAN WFEA WLBZ 9.30-Ed Etiquette Lady, WHEB Jimmy Rogers, songs. WEAF WELL WCSH Footlight Echoes. WOR, so m. Minneapolis Symphony Or- Organ Tono, WNBX Pauline Cossesse, soprano. WEEI Paramount Movie Parade, WEE? chestra, CBS -WABC 11.45 A.M. American legion program, WJAR Bob Newhall, WLW Alice Joy, WBZ Bernard. minstrel. W E.1E WLLI 7.45 P.M. 10.00- Stoopnagle and Budd, Al WJAR Health Clinic. WBZ WCSH WTAG The Goldbergs. WEAF WEEI WJAR WESIi CBS -WABC WABC Bob Standish, WABC WFEA WDRC WORC Ben Alley, music, WMAS WLBZ WI{AS WTAG WC? WTAM "My Maryland." ABC -WEAF Larry. Tate and orchestra. WEAN Ithaca WFEA Jimmy Rogers. songs, WTAG College Choir, WJZ WBZ WHAM WDRC WORC WMAS WLBZ Sea Otis Holley, soprano, WOR Stories. KDKA "The Melody Sweethearts, WNAC Roake Songs. WBSO, 30 m. Carter, WABC WNAC WCAU '(All programs are listed in Easter Dance Tunes. WHEB W'HDII James Roosevelt. WAAB WICC WFEA News. WNBX Broadcast to Fishermen, Dance Tunes. WHEB WDRC WIBZ WNBH Daylight Sating Ti'e.) The Merry -Co-Round. 12.00 N. Dr. C. L. Blowsun, WNBX WEAN Melody} Masters. WLW A.M. Gene Arnold. WEAF WELI WCSH WTAG 4.45 P.M. 7.30 WGY WJAR Luigi Romanelh's Concert Orchestra. CERS Clock, WBZ, m. The Lady Next Door, WLAF WLLI WJAR Musical 30 Monitor Views the News, WBZ 8.00 P.M. Organ Reveille, WABC The Voice of Experience," WABC WNAC WCSH WTAG Walter Kidder, baritone, WNAC Denver A Cappella Choir, WJZ WBAL, 3o in. Leo Reisman's Orchestra and Phil Duey, WEAN WDRC WORC WEAF WELI WJAR Studio Program. WTIC (WHAM from 5.00) WCSH WTAG 7.45 A.M. Brown Palace Hotel Orchestra, WBZ WGY, ;o m. Dial Revue; N. H. Extension. service. WFEA, Morning Musicale, WEEI Four Showmen, WAIIC WEAN WDRC Mystery Drama, WJZ WBZ KDKA WLW, ;o m. 3o m. Morning Watch, WNAC Cronin WHAS at the Console, WAAB WNBH baritone, WOR The Troopers. WABC WNAC 9.00 A.M. Noonday Musicale. WMAS William Hargrave. WEAN WLBZ WFLA Matinee Melodies. WBSO WICC WFLA WDRC WORC WLBZ Radio City Organ, WEAP WJAR WTAG. Michael Treen, tenor, WOR WMAS I.uncheon Paramount on Parade, WNBX 3o m.; WCSH, ay m. Musk. WLEY. ;o in Bill Dooley's Orchestra. People Who Addie W. Hanson. WHEB WAAB WNBH Morning Devotions. WIZ WBZ Make News, WHE3 Dinner Concert, WHAS, ;o m. Clef Boys. WNBX 8.00 P.M. E. B. Rideout, news. WEEI "Radio Vanities." Frank Parker, tenor, WOK, Collin Daggs, organist. WTIC, an m. 12.18 P.M. Music Box Revue, WEAP WEE! WCSH m. WABC WCAU WGY, m. JOHN BARCLAY, baritone and Broad- 30 Salon Musicale. 3o Fields and Hall. WELL W'LW Provincial Hour, CKAC Recordings. WNAC. I h. WEAF WJAR WTAG Shopping News. Martha and Hal, WGY way actor, assumes leading roles St. Bonaventure Glee Club. WJZ WHAM WAAB WFEA W1CC WORC WNBH Agriculture Markets. WBZ 5.15 P.M. News. Agriculture talk. WBZ in the "Beauty WMAS WLBZ Phil Boudini, accordionist. WTIC Box" operettas The Dictators, WABC WAAB WEAN WICC The Voice of Experience," WABC WNAC 3o m. Melody Clock, WHEB, Connie Gates. songs, WABC WDRC WEAN WDRC WCAU Cluck, WNBX, t h. WAAB WEAN broadcast over the R "EAF net- Variety. WOR Early Bird Birthda. WFEA WDRC WORC WMAS WLBZ Vera C. Park. contralto, WPG WHAS work Tuesdays at ro P. M. Radio School, WNBX 6.15 A.M. Musical Gems, WHEB 8.30 P.M. WJZ WBZ WHAM News, time, temperature, WNAC Don Hall Trio. Service P.M. Wayne King and Orchestra. WEAF WEEI Console. WAAB WLBZ WNBH Girls League. WOK 5.15 Cronin at the Musical Gems, WHEB 2.00 P.M. WJAR WCSH WTAG WGY, so m. WFEA, m. (WICC, 1s in.) Sir Francis Younghusband. WEAF WEI.l 45 Osborn Wade, trumpeter, WNBX Merry Madcap:, WEAF WEW Conrad Thibault and Lois Bennett. WJZ WEEI WJAR WJAR WCSH WTA(, WBZ WHAM WHAL 9.30 A.M. 12.30 P.M. WTAG WTIC Frank Seibold, flute. WJZ WHAM WBAL KDKA WLW, ;o m. WEAF WEEI WJAR WCSH WTAG Ann Leaf at the organ. "Accordiana," with Abe Lymans Orchestra. C11ecr.n, Rex Rattles Ensemble, WEAF WABC WEAN The Monitor Views the News. WBZ WTIC WGY, 3o m. WCSH WTIC WDRC WICC WLBZ WORC Slippy. WABC WAAB WEAN WFEA WABC WNAC WEAN WDRC WCAU WJZ WBZ WHA-.I. (WTAG horn i .45) WMAS, to m. Lew White at the organ. Stocks, Markets, Municipal Forum, WNAC WDRC WORC WLBZ WEEI KDKA Classic Mystery Series. WAAB WICC WFEA WNBH ;o m. WGY Farm Program. Album. WAAB Yankee Singers. WNAC Musical. WBSO WGY. ;o m. Bob White. WEAN WNBH WEAN WORC WMAS Morning Vic and Sade, WJZ WBZ James Sisters. WHEB WNBX. 3o m. WBAL WHAM Dr. Borrah Minevitch and his Harmonica Rascals. Family Almanac. Microphone Gossip. WABC Arthur Funk Payne. WOR Harmony Trio. WNBX Morning Desotsoas. WHEB WOK. to m.. Shopper's Exchange. recordings. WNAC. 2.15 P.M. 5.30 P.M. Dinner Concert, WHAS, 3o m. 9.45 A.M. 30 m. "Europe Views the American Experiment," Nursery Rhymes, Milton J. Cross. WEAF Caroline Gray, pianist, WABC George Scherban's Orchestra. WAAB WEAN 9.00 P.M. WFEA Frank Onglcy Daraall, WEAF WJAR Better Homes, WMAS WLBZ, 3o m. (WABC Pure Food Institut-, WEEI WTIC WJAR Emerson College, drama. "The Finger of Ben Bernie and Orchestra. Cast of "Thank from az.451 Your Stars," WEAF WEEI WJAR WCS11 6.00 A.M. WCSH WTAG, 33o m. God," WEEI Joseph R. Bolton. reporter. WOR, 33 m. WTAG WGY WLW, 3o m. Herman and Frank Banta, WEAF WCSH Ann Leaf. organ, WALK: WCAU Singing lady. WJZ WBZ WHAM WBAL. Sam Famous Orchestras. WLEY, ;o m. Spotlighting Household Musical Memories, WJZ WBZ WGY N. H. Modern Education, WNAC Jack Armstrong, "All-American Boy," WABC: Farm Reporter, WHEB Nell Vmick. beauty talk. WOR WNAC WEAN WDRC WHAM KDKA. ;o m. Clothes Institute. Lawrence and Wheeler. WNBX Freddy Martin's Orchestra. Maury H. B. Paul. Hour, WTAG Lexington Parent Teachers Council. WLLY "Once Upon a Time," WOR The Magic guest artist. WABC WNAC WEAN WFEA a h.. (WHAM. z5 m. 12.45 P.M. Tattered Man, WEAF WEE! WTAG breakfast Club, WIZ. 2.30 P.M. The WORC WMAS from 9.15; WBZ Horn 9.3o). KDKA Caroline Calot. Del Castillo CCU( WCSH WTIC Quartet. WABC WEAN Merry Earl Waldo. basa, WEAF WEEI WJAR Lady. WJZ WB7. WHAM WLW Copley,Plau Orchestra, WAAB WICC WLBZ Round Towners Macs. WJZ WWBZ WBAL WHAM Singing WNBH WFEA WORC WLBZ WMAS Huntley's Orchestra, KDKA Srtuckout comedy, WJZ WBAL Melody Mart, WFEA WORC WLBZ WMAS Vocal Rhyme and Cadence. WBZ Vagabonds, WFEA Magic Hour, WNAC program, WHEB WAAB with )(turns. Organ, WBSO. 3o m. Farm Reporter. WNBX Artist Recital, WABC WNAC WEAN WICC Basil Ruysdael, WOK Back Stage Boris WOR Needham Paramount Paul 3o m. Markets. weather., _WPEA WDRC WORC WMAS WLBZ. Ceno Program. WHEB Hus, WPG Family Almanac, WNBX, WEAF WJ.1R WCSH Burtnett's Orchestra, WGN, so m. 9.15 A.M. WTIC 30 in. Hillbilly Program, WNBX 1.00 P.M. Classic Album, WAAB WNBH 5.45 P.M. 9.15 P.M. Landt Trio and White. WEAF WEEI WJAR "The Homemaker," WOR, 30 m. WEAF WEE! WCSH Roy Helton, "Looking at Life." WABC WCSH WTAG WGY Mytau Orchestra, WEAP WEEI WJAR Tea Dance Musk, WLEY Nursery Rhymes, WNAC WEAN WICC WFEA WDRC WNAC WGY - In the Luxembourg Gardens, WABC WCSH WTAG WTIC. 3o m. 2.45 Radio Gang. WORC WHAS WCAU WFEA WORC Weather and agricultural P.M. Metro Singer. WJAR WEAN g reports. WBZ Rodger's Orchestra, WAAB WNBH Albany on Parade. Ma Perkins, WEAF WEEI WGY Before Dinner Revue. WTAG WLBZ WMAS. 3o m. W'GY, ;o m. Angela Di Marco, soprano. WPG Farm and Garden Chat. WAAB "Nellie Resell at Large," WIZ WBZ WBAL Orphan Annie, WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA 9.30 A.M. Re WHAM - IX 9.30 P.M. WJAR WCSH Do Mi. trio. WABC, WNAC WCAU 'LW Bradley Kincaid, WEAP l..xal news Concert. WNBX, 45 m. Gordon. Dave and Bunny, WABC WEAN WEAF WEEI WJAR WCSH WGY and organ music, WTAG Ed Wynn, WTAG WTIC Farm and Garden Chat, WAAB 8.00 P.M. WDRC WORC WTAG WGY WLW. to m. Y. Breakfast Club Orchestra, WBZ WFEA N. WMAS Song Portraits. Beulah Croft. WEAF WJAR Bob White's Scrap Book, WNAC WFEA Eddie Duchin's Orchestra, WJZ WBZ ifusr .l Masterpieces, AC'HEB Sam Dr. H. I. Strandhagen, WOR. 33 m. WCSH WTAG WTIC. WGY, 3o in. Bitters Orchestra, WAAB WHAM KDKA. to m. Morning Concert. WNBX Dial Talk. WFEA Revue. WFEA Del Castillo. organist. WEEI, so m. Travel Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra. Eugene Or- 9.45 A.M. Luncheon program, WHEB Nathan Stewart, baritone, WJZ WBZ Tex Fletcher. songs, WOR mandy, conducting. Rachmaninofis Prelude sports, News and The Wife Saver, WEAF WEL1 1.15 P.M. Metropolitan Parade.. WABC WAAB Phil Sherman, WNBX in C-sharp minor, "Anitra's Dance" from WJAR WCSH WTAG WTICWT WGY Red Sox vs. Chicago. WNAC. WEAN Farm Flash, WHEB Grieg's "Peer Gynt," Suite No. S. "Ride WAAB WEAN Mayfair Orchestra, WEAF WEE! WJAR of the Valkyries" from Wagner's "Die Mystery Chef, WABC WCSH WTAG WTIC WICC WFEA WDRC WORC WMAS 6.00 P.M. Crowell, Song Album. WNAC WICC W I.BZ Walkure,' Tschaiknvsky's rgrz Overture. Melvin Joan Marrow, music, WABC, WNAC WORC Mme. Frances Alda, WEAP WLW, 3o m. WDRC WFEA WORC WMAS Myrtle Boland, WOK (WJAR from 6.15) WABC WNAC WEAN WFEA Melody Jack Smith, WAAB m. Mrs. Charles Geissler, bridge. WBSO Afternoon Concert, WNBX The Evening Tattler, WEEI, 3o m. WORC WCAU, ;o Musical Revue, WOR - Larry Funk's Orchestra, WAAB WICC Jane Guy, home chat, WHEB News, WFEA 3.15 P.M. News. weather, WJAR Daily Short Story, WNBX Ferdinandtis Orchestra. WJZ KDKA WNBH WLBZ 1.30 P.M. Janet Hersey. entertainer. WAAB W'NBII on "Success," WOR, 3o m. Joe and Bateese. WBZ Harry H. Balkin 10.00 A.M. Beula Croft. songs, WTAG CKAC Emil Velazcn. organ recital, WEAF WTAG Buck Rogers, WABC WAAB WEAN WCAU Smoke Rings. Breen and de Rose, WEAF WEEI WJAR Jane Alden, contralto, orchestra. WOR m. WJAR WCSH News. WNAC WFEA WICC WORC WLBZ Mardi Gras. WGN, 4A WCSH WTAG WEEI Reading Circle, WEEI, ;o Jessie Seaerns Musicale, WBSO Traymore Concert Orchestra, WPG WTIC, 3o m. m. Uncle Don, WOE. so m. The Mixing Bowl, InterHigh School Choir, WTIC 3.30 P.M. P.M. McHugh, Gospel singer. WJZ WBZ Carnival of Rhythm, WLEY. 3o m. 9.45 Edward National Farm and Home Hour. WJZ WBZ Womens Radio Review. WEAF WELI Dance Tunes. 30 m. Bill and Ginger. WABC WAAB WELA WHEB Eddy Brown. violinist, orchestra. WOR. KDKA, z h. WCSH WJAR WTIC WTAG. ;o m. Ted Massey, WNBX WDRC WORC WMAS WLBZ Jack 10.00 P.M. Homemaking Russell's Orchestra. WABC WDRC Home Forum Cooking School, WBZ. ;o m. Gretchen McMullen. Food and Beauty Guild. WAAB WLBZ 6.15 P.M. "My Maryland" Gladys Swarthout, John WNAC, m. (WEAN 1J. S. C. G. Cutter Northland departing for School. 3o WORC from LAO Alaska. WABC WAAB, ;o m. Barnacle Bill. WJZ WHAM Barclay. Frank McIntyre, WEAF WEEP Stories of the fishing industry, WBSO 1 h. News, WFEA WICC WORC WNBH WFEA Newark Museum Talk, WOR, 3o en. Bill Williams, WBZ WJAR WCSH WTAG WGY WLW, Garden Club News. WHEB WMAS WLBZ Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim, WABC WAAB Ray Perkins, Stokes' Orchestra, Horton Dudley R. Child, WNBX Living Messages. WHEB, 3o m. Rev. Saving Golf Strokes, WNAC. Long Trail Trio. WNBX WEAN WDRC WORC WLBZ WCAU Smith. guest. WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA 10.15 A.M. Theatre Club of the Air, WOR Baseball scores. WNAC Stoopnagle and Build, Connie Boswell, Casa 3.45 P.M. Vagabonds, WNAC WEAN Clara. Lu 'n' Em, WLAF W EL! WCSH Melody Moments, WLEY, 3o m. Musical WFEA Loma Orchestra, WABC WTAG 1.45 P.M. Baseball, Philadelphia vs. Cubs. WGN, 2 h. Stores, WHEB WICC. WFLA WDRC WORC WLBZ Sally and Suc, satiety, WOR Dutch and Hal. WNBX WCAU WMAS. ;o m. Castles in the Air, WJZ Tony Wons, WABC WNAC WDRC The Magic Hour, W Z WMAS Gladys Grant. WNBX 6.30 P.M. Hughie Connor's Orchestra, WAAB WALK: W'LB7- 4.00 P.M. Vin St. George. CY.AC "Current Questions Before Congress," People Who MidW'eck Hymn Sing, WEAF WJAR WCSH WMAS Make News. WFEA Don Bigelnw's Orchestra, WLAF WJAR Ferde Moway's Music, CFRB WAAB WIC WDRC WORC Mildred Cole, contralto, WOR WGY WLBZ WHAS WCSH WTAG WGY Baseball scores and current events, WEEI 10.30 P.M. Town Crier, WNBX Stamp Club. WJZ Dr. Judah L. Magnus, Hebrew University, Aunt Sammy, WFEA Time. weather. WBZ WJZ String Music, WHEB Jack Armstrong, WLW Joe Rings' Orchestra, WBZ 10.30 A.M. Mischa Raginsky, WABC WICC WFEA "Conflict," WABC WAAB WORC WDRC, WDRC WORC WORC WMAS Treasure Chen, Howard Phillips, baritone, Another Human Radio WMAS WLBZ to m.; WICC WFEA Orchestra. Martha Lec Cole, School Orchestra Competition. WNAC, 3o m. WLBZ, 15 m. Don Allen's Organ. WEAN interior decorator, WEAF WEEI WJAR 1 Baseball scores. WEAN WICC readings, WCSH WTAG WGY WTIC Agent X.9, WAAB "Yankee Yarns," WNAC children. WJZ WBZ WBAL KDKA Dinner Music, WOE. 3o m. Red and Blackk Revue, WOR, ;o m. Today's of News and Morning Moods, WABC WNAC Quartet, WHEB Romance Dan and Sylvia, KDKA WICC WFEA WDRC WORC WMAS famous Orchestras, WLEY, ;o m. 10.45 P.M. Morning Musical. WAAB WEAN 6.45 P.M. Three Blue Notes, WBZ WHAM Stock Market Quotations, WBSO. 4 b.. Mary Small, WEAF WJAR WTAG Harlem Serenade. WANK: WAAB WDRC. 45 m. Edison Salute, WEEI 30 m.; WEAN WICC WFEA WORC Womçn's Forum, WHEB. 3o M. Lowell Thomas, WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA WMAS WLBZ, i5 m. Poems, WNBX WLW Jack Ingersoll and baseball scores. WNAC 10.45 A.M. Enoch Light's Orchestra. WABC WFEA Nancy Martin, KDKA News and Morning Parade, WEAP WJAR WMAS WLBZ WCAU WCSH WTIC WTAG Merry.Go-Round, WEAN Musical Turns, WEEI Novelty, WHEB News and Singing Strings, WJZ WBZ Jack Francis' Orchestra, WICC Medical Program, "The Eyes of Your Child," 7.00 P.M. Dr. Lc Grand H. Hardy. WABC WNAC Goodrich Baseball Review, WEAF WCSH WEAN WICC, WFEA WDRC WORC Book Review, WEEI WLBZ WMAS Rhode Island Historian, WJAR Recordings. WNBX Annette McCullough, songs, WC? 11.00 A.M. Amos 'n' Andy, WJZ WBZ WHAM WLW Piano Recital. WEAF WJAR WCSH WTAG KDKA WTIC. Morton Downey. WABC WEAN W1CC Edison Friendly Kitchen Program. WEEI WDRC WCAU Galaxy of Stars, WGY WTAM WLW Merry Go Round. WNAC Hillbilly Songs. WJZ WBZ KDKA Local News, WLBZ CARVER - NEW ENGLAND Frivolities, WABC WNAC WEAN WFEA Weather, news. WAAB WORC PRESS WDRC WDRC, 30 m.; WICC from LARSON, NBC production man, brings Dial Revue, WFEA 11.15 back this story from Ford Frick, sports, WOR BEN Printing - Designing - Binding - Mailing Fashion Period, WAAB New England. It appears that a certain Sunday School teacher Helen Claggett Funkhouser, WHEB Parent's Forum, WNBX 7.15 P.M. is a rather dignified gentleman, who wears a mechanical 610 Atlantic Avenue, Boston Edna Comstock, WHEB device to Gene and Glenn, WEAF WEEI WJAR WCSH 11.18 A.M. overcome defective hearing. His pupils now pipe, when he appears: WTAG WGY Telephone LIBerty 9673 Yo.r Child WEAF WEE! WJAR WCSI! 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Edison Friendly Kitchen. WEEI The Souvrni) Program. WFEA Freddie Richs Columbians, WABC WNAC Highlights The Wife Saver, WJZ The "Sultan" Town Talk, Robert Reid. WOR WICC WFEA WDRC WMAS Hill Billy Songs, WISZ Organ, WHEB The Witch's Tale, WEAN P.M. Cooking Close-ups, WABC WNAC WEAN Forum of the Air, WNBX, 30 m. Rvthm Twins. WAAB WFEA WNBH WDRC Dooley's Orchestra, WHDH Martha Lees Cooking School. WAAB 5.45 P.M. Frank White, tenor, WLEY 3.00- Memphis Cotton Carni- Program Highlights. WFEA Armchair Quarts, WEAF WJAR WCSH Frontenac, Music Hall, CKAC WTAG val, CBS -WABC Parent Teacher Assoc., WNBX Dinner Concert, WHAS, lo m. Pete Moss. WHEB Before Dinner Revue, WTAG "The Champion," WOR, 30 m. 8.30 -Everett Marshall, CBS - Little Orphan Annie. WJZ WBZ WHAM WABC 11.15 A.M. WEAN WDRC WORC WMAS WI.W 8.18 P.M. Sweetheart Melodies. DeMarco Sisters and Gordon, Dave and Bunny, WABC WAAB Easy Aces, WABC WNAC WCAU Martini, CBS - 9.00 -Nino i Jack Arthur. baritone. WEAF WEEI WJAR WEAN WDRC WORC WMAS WLBZ College and Home Institute, WAAB WICC WABC is WCSH WTAG WGY Bob White's Scrap ook, WNAC WEAN Joseph B. Eastman, WJZ Travel Talk, W E LA William E. Wallace, NBC -WEAF s "Railroads," WFEA Hour of Smiles, WHAM WBAL, 30 m. Sylvia Cyde, soprano. WOR Harry Hershfield, humorist, WOR Cuckoos, NBC -WJZ Women's Club News. WBZ Farm Flash. WHEB Classical Moods, WLEY de Osbornes Orchestra, Souvenir Program. WNBX and Allen, CBS - Pedro Cordoba, Will 9.30 -Burns WABC WNAC WEAN WDRC WORC 8.30 P.M. WABC Roy Cotterill's Cosmopolitans, WMCA 6.00 P.M. Wayne King's Orchestra. WEAF WJA1 Xavier Cugats Orchestra. WEAF, 30 WCSH WTIC WTAG 10.00 -Lopez Revue, NBC-WBZ - Master of Melodies. WFEA WLW, WGY ! The Clipper, WHEB m. (WJAR from 6.15) Del Castillo. organist, WEEI 3o m. 10.30 -Harry Richman, NBC - Health Talk. WNBX Evening Tattler, WEE!. 3o m. Carlos Gardel, baritone. WJZ WHAM KOKA 11.30 A.M. News, weather, WJAR Three Courrier Sisters, Eddie Fitzgerald, WBZ WJZ Wrightville Clarion, WTIC, 3o m. Unbroken Melodies, WLW Betty Moore, WEAF WEE! WJAR WGY Westminster Choir, WJZ, 3o m. (WHAM Everett Marshall's Broadway Vanities, WABC Worcester County Extension Service. WTAG Easter, from 6.15) WNAC WORC WCAU, yo m. L(Al! program; are listed in Tony Wons, WAX WNAC WEAN WFEA Irene Beasley. WBZ Frank Machado Instrumental Group, WAAB Daylight Saving Time.) WDRC WICC WORC WMAS WLBZ Buck Rogers. WABC WAAB WC /I' WFFA Mornmg Symphony. WHEB, 30 m. News, WNAC WEAN WFEA WICC WORC Sportsman's Club, WOE NRA Program. WNBX WMAS WLRZ WNBH .80 A.M. 11.43 A.M. Unde Do, WOR, 3o m. 8.45 P.M. Sunrise Melodies. organ, WNAC, 45 M. Fields and Hall. WEAF WEEI WJAR WCSH Dance Tunes, WHEB Babe Ruth, baseball comment, WJZ Wßä 6.45 A.M. WTAG WGY Dr. Forkell, WNBX, 3o m. KDKA WHAM U. S. Army Band. WJZ WBZ WHAM Hay Shakers, WHEB, 30 m. Radio Court, WI.W Health Exercises, WEAF WEEI WGY, a b. KDKA. 30 m. Maple Leaf Sextette, WPG r5 m. 6.15 P.M. Magic Recipes, WABC WNAC WEAN New England Council, Mrs. J. Randolph 7.00 A.M. WDRC Joe and Eddy, WGY Coolidge. WAAB WEAN WICC WFEA Melody Master, WFEA, m. Barnacle Bill. drama. WJZ t. hour in !¡ time, WOE Rise and Shone. 'cRZ 30 Boll Williams. WBZ Exercise Class, WMCA WHDH, 33 m. 12.00 N. Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim. WABC. WAAB 8.00 P.M. 7.15 A.M. Gene Arnold and Commodores, WEAF WEEI WEAN WDRC WORC WLBZ WCAU Hour of Smiles. Fred Allen's Revue and WJAR WCSH WTAG WGY The Merry-Go Round and Baseball Scores, (pana Troubadours, WEAF WEEI WJAR Weather report. news, time. WNAC Eva Taylor, crooner. WJZ WBAL WCSH WTAG WTIC WGY W'LW, s b. 7.30 A.M. The Monitor Views the News, WBZ BABE RUTH, "Sultan of Swat," Story Time, WHEB "Lavender and Old Lace," WEE!. 3o m. Yoichi Hiraoka, xylophonist, WJZ Voice of Experience, WABC WNAC WEAN Studio Program, WNBX Raymond Knight and His Cuckoos, WJZ Musical Clock. WBZ, 30 m. WDRC WORC starred in a series of sports broad- 6.30 P.M. WBZ WHAM WBAL KDKA, so m.. Organ Reveille, WABC, 3o m. Cronin at the Console. WAAB Nino Martini, tenor, Andre Kostelaneta, The Dial Revue; N. H. Extension Service. casts over the NBC -WJZ network Yascha Davidoff, basso, WEAF WFEA WDRC WORC WLBZ WCAU Walter Kidder, \V )AC Current Events and baseball scores, WEEI WFEA, 3.3 m. on Mondays, It'ednesdays and 30 M. 7.45 A.M. Musicale, WOR Msical Appetizers. WTIC Steven's Orchestra, WAAB Three X Pollock and Lewnhurst, WEAP Luncheon Dance Music, WLEY, 30 m. Fridays at 8.45 P. M. Sisters, WJZ WBAL Orchestra, WOR, 3o m. Alarm Clock, WEEI Dance Tunes, Time. weather, WBZ WHEB. 3 "Italics," drama, CKAC Morning Watch, WNAP: E. C. William. tenor. WNBXm. Jack Armstrong. WLW Jolly Bill and Jane, WJZ Charlie Davis' Orchestra. WABC WAAB 9.15 P.M. 12.15 P.M. WFEA WDRC. WORC WLBZ WCAU 8.00 A.M. Album of Famous Composers, WEEI. o m. Harry E. Rodgers, organ, WAAB WNBH Holman Sisters, piano duo, WEAF WEEI The Merry.GoRound and Baseball Scores, Concert, WHAS, Organ Rhapsody. WEAP WJAR WTAG, 30 WJAR WTAG Memphis Cotton Carnival. WABC WAAB WNAC 30 m. WICC 5,XTEA WDRC, 30 m. WICC m. ; WCSH. 15 m. 9.30 P.M. Martha and Hal Yankee Network News, weather. sports. WEAN WNBI! Morning Devotions, WJZ WBZ Merry Players, WNAC "Romance and Old Brandy," by Michael Macs, WJZ WBAL Musical Interlude, WOR Harold Stern's Orchestra, WOR, 3o M. E. B. Rideout. WEEI Time, weather. temperature. W'ß7. Famous Orchesttas, WLEY, 3o m. Arlen. with Roland Young, WJZ WBZ Salon Musicale, WABC, 3o m. Betty Barthell. songs, WABC WAAB 3.15 P.M. WHAM KDKA. 30 m. News. recordings, WNAC, t h. 6.45 P.M. Shopping WEAN WDRC W'ORC W1.11Z Quartet, WEAF WCSH Aldrich's Hawaiians, WPG, 30 m. WAAB WEAN'W'FEA WICC WORC WJAR WTAG Soloist. WEAF WJAR WCSII WTIC Guy Lombardo's with News, Time, news, weather, WNAC Del Castillo. organist, WEEI Orchestra Burns and WLBZ WNBH Variety, WOR Dunbar Male Quartet. WEEI Allen. WABC WNAC WEAN WDRC Murray Hochberg s Orchestra, WAAB WNBH Birthday Clock, WNBX Luncheon Program, WHEB Lowell Thomas, news, WJZ WBZ WHAM WFEA WORC WMAS WCAU, m. Rosy. "Your Lover," WOR WLW so 8.15 A.M. Glee Club, WNBX. 30 m. Meyer Davis' Orchestra, WAAB WFEA Earl Hudson, baritone, WBSO Peabody Brothers Quartet, WABC WAAB W LBZ Hall WJZ WBZ WHAM WBAL 12.30 P.M. Afternoon Concert, WNBX Don Trio, WFEA WDRC WCAU Harry H. Balkin, WOE Cronin at the Console, WAAB WICC WMAS Finn Flash, WHEB Edward Wolter, baritone. WEAF WJAR MerryGoRound, WEAN La Petite Scene. CKAC WLBZ WNBH ( WFEA at 8.30) W TAM Five Star 3.30 P.M. Final. WMCA Duerr Macl.can's Orchestra, CFRB, 30 m. Hill Billies, WFEA Stock Markets. WEEI KDKA 7.00 P.M. WGY Farm Program, WGY, 3o m. Women's Radio Revue, WEAF WEEI WJAR 8.45 P.M. 8.30 A.M. WCSH WTAG WGY South Sea Islanders. WEAF WTAG WJAR WCSH WTAG Vic and Sade, WJZ WBZ WHAM News, WFEA Cheerio, WEAF WEEI Dixie Vagabonds, WJZ WHAM WBAL Comedy Stars of Hollywood, WEEI That's Life," News drama, 30 m. Smiling Ed McConnell, WABC WEAN WOE, 3o Al WGY WLW, Home Forum Cooking School. WBZ, +33o m. Amos n Andy, WJZ WBZ WHAM WLW W'HZ WHAM WDRC WMAS 10.00 P.M. Lew White, organist, WJZ Musk Room, WAAB John H. Fahey. Home Loan Bank System, KDKA WBAL, 30 m. Corn Cob Pipe Club, WEAP WEE! WJAR Ministerial program, WFEA, 3o m. WABC WAAB WDRC WICC WFEA Vera Van, WABC WNAC WEAN WDRC Sunny Melodies, WABC, 33 en. Key bo.ud Fanta.ics. WNAC \\CAII WCSII WTAG \\'TIC W( ;Y WI.W, so m. WBSO Alexander 11aas' Ensemble, Wok, 30 m. Morning Musical, \V. WLEY Spanish Lesson, WOR Dal Res tie, \\'FFA Lopez Review, WJZ W'BZ WHAM KDKA. Almanac, WÿIBX, 30 m. Fletcher Taft, talk. 3o m, Family N. H. Manuscr p HEB Friendly Entertainers, WHEB Weather, news, WAAB WORC Columbia thematic Guild. "The Dri1a4nryson ildI 8.45 A.M. Musical Three, WNBX Farm Flash. WNBX News, WLBZ u Parent,' Question Box, WBSO Norman Leavitt, WBSO Ford Frick. sports. WOE Big as the Ritz," F. Scott. !Etfgfald. A.M. 12.45 P.M. String Music, WHEB WABC WNAC WEAN WICC WFEA .00 Market Weather 8.45 P.M. WDRC WORC WMAS WLBZ WCAU, Broadcast, WEAP and Reports. WEAP Five O'cliwk Melodies. WHAS, 30 m. international Cabot and Del Castillo, WEEP, m. piano, WJZ WBAL ' 50 m. Lady, WGY so Platt and Nierman, 7.15 P.M. Party Harvest of Songs, WJZ \\'BZ WHAM WHAM Hanson's Orchestra. WAAB WNBH Mask Hour, WNAC Gene and Glenn, WEAF WJAR WCSH Cafe Continental. CKAC WJZ WBZ WBAL KDKA Huntley's Orchestra. KDKA Columbia Salon Orchestra, WABC WAAB Mystery Chef, Mischa Raginsky's Ensemble, WABC WAAB WICC WFEA WTAG WGY Eton Boys. quartet. WABC WEAN WICC WDRC Tracy, WEE! 10.30 P.M. WEAN \VFEA WORC 'A'MAS, 33 m. Organ Recital, WNAC Dick detective, WFEA ORC WMAS WLBZ Sports, WTIC "The Other Americas." Fdward Tomlin- Band Program \\'11 I:6, 13 m. Byron Holiday, baritone, WOR Hour, WNAC WIILB B. Scott, Exports WJZ son, WEAF WEEI WJAR WCSII WTAG Magic Dame Music, WLEY Spaney. WHEB H. "When Cease," WHEB Helen pianist. WGY, 3o m. /Devotions, Edward Davis. pianist. WNBX WHAM KDKA Family Almanac, WNBX 1.00 P.M. Three Blue Notes, WBZ Travellers Hour, WTIC 8.15 A.M. Ned Parish's Orchestra, WEAP .WJAR 4.00 P.M. Emerson's Orchestra, WLW Ranny Weeks' Orchestra, WEEI WTAG WCSH Just Plain Bill. WABC WCAU Jack Denny's Orchestra, Harry Richman. and Trio and White, WEAP WEE! WJAR Pop Concert, WRAF WJAR WCSII WTIC Landt Albany on Parade. WGY Organ, WNAC John B. Kennedy, WJZ WHAM. 3o m. WCSH WTAG WGY WLW WTAG WGY, 30 m.; (WEE! from 4.15) Words and Music, WJZ George Snelling Minstrels. WAAB WEAN Sammy Liner's Orchestra, WBZ Breakfast Club Dance, WJZ WBAL. 45 m.; Stocks. WEEI Weather, Agriculture. WBZ. 3o m. WFEA WDRC WORC WMAS WLRZ Henry Theis' Orchestra, \\'LW WHAM. 3o m. (WBZ from 9.451 Betty and Bob. WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA Cooking School, WEAN piano team, WABC MerryGo-Round, WEAN Romance of Dao and Sylvia. KDKA Madison Ensemble. WABC WNAC WICC Davis and Gennert, Albert Spalding, violinist. Conrad Thibault, WLBZ Farm Flashes. WAAB WFEA KDKA WNAC WDRC WICC WFEA Ramblin' Round, WOK, 30 m. W'URC WORC WMAS Shopper's Exchange Sports. News, WHEB Joan Field. WAAB WEAN WDRC WORC News, weather. WEAN Dr. H. I. Strandhagen, WOR Dr. H. I. Strandhagen, WOR WHEB WMAS WLBZ WCAU. 30 m. The Far East Situation. WBSO Kathryn Martin. 7.30 P.M. Fisher's Orchestra, WNAC Dance Music, WHEB Junior Literary. WBSO 8.80 A.M. Billies, WNBX Shirley Howard and the Jesters, WEAF Travel Talk WFEA Hill Short Story, WNBX WJAR WCSH WTAG WTIC WGY Bsadle ) Kincaid. WEAP WJAR WCSH Matinee Melodies. WLEY, 3o m. Willard Robason's Orchestra, WOR, 30 d. 4.15 P.M. After Dinner Review. WEEI Penn Hall Program, WPG, 3o m. Capitol Theatre, organ, WTAG 1.15 P.M. Irene Rich, WJ7. WHAM the Song Bag." WEEI Alice Joy. WJZ WHAM WBZ 10.45 P.M. Musical Tunes, WEE! Moods, WABC NAC WICC Boston Fire Department, WBZ Metropolitan Parade, WABC WNAC WICC. Manhattan 'i "Blubber" Bergman, WLW Broadcast from Leapsig, Heinrich Wetle's Agnew's Orchestra. KDKA WDRC WDRC, 3o WFEA WFEA m.; (WMAS Choir. WEAF WJAR WTAG, m. Bob Newhall. WLW Little Theatre, WFEA WLBZ (rom 30 The Public Speaks, WOR 9.451 Interview- with Marion Davies by Lnuclla Par- Music on the Air, WABC WNAC. WEAN Nancy Mutin, KDKA School fur Lrnploymcnt. WBSO, 30 M. Aunt Emma, WHEB sons, WABC WNAC WICC WDRC WMAS Flying Fingers. WBSO W'FI:A WDRC WORC W'I.BZ WCAU 11.00 P.M. Musical Masterpieces, 5.X111 .B Muskat Revues, WOR Fischer's Orchestra, WAAB Mornu,g Concert, WNBX News, Hudnut s Marvels, WNBX Angelo Fen/inane/0's Orchestra. WEAF WJAR WFEA Vocoluns, quartet. WOR WCSH WTAG WGY WTIC A.M. Agnes King. soprano, 4.80 P.M. Glee .45 WNBX Club, WHEB F. B. Rideout news and baseball scores, WEE News and Southernairs Quartet, WLAF Mirror Reflections, WMCA WHO!! Art Tatem, pianist. WEAF WJAR WCSH Melody Mastery WLW WGY Pakcns Sisters, WJZ WBAL WEEI WJAR WTAG WGY Albany on Parade, WGY WTIC WTAG 7.45 P.M. Weather. spots, WBZ D. A. R. Program. WEEI N. Y. Breakfast Club Orchestra, WBZ 1.30 P.M. The Goldbergs, WEAF WEEI WJAR WCSH Nick Lucas, songs, WABC WAAB WDRC Daily Short Story. WNBX Railroad Reform." A. A. Boublikoff, Ncw England K:t,hcn of the A!r, WEEI, WJZ WHAM WBZ WTAG WGY News. WNAC WEAN WFEA WICC WORC Elizabeth Varga, WHEB 30 m. Orchestra, WMAS WLISZ WNBH Hain/Acton. Bch,Bch loor " WABC Dance WTIC A.M. National Farm and Home Irene Rich, WJZ WBZ "Moonbeams." WOR, 30 m. 10.00 Hour, WJZ WBZ J WNAC WAAB WDRC WFLA KDKA Gentlemen, WLW, 3o m. Breen and De Rose, WLAF WEEI WJAR WBAL KDKA WHAM. 1 h. Markets, KDKA Melody Masters. WLW You WCSH Johnny Augustine's Orchestra, WABC Virginians, quartet. WOR Bake Carter, news, WABC WNAC WCAU Sports, KDKA WNAC WDRC Radio Kitchen. WTAG Over the Footlights, WHEB FuW'Lnk's Orchestra, WAAB WLAN WFLA 11.15 P.M. Beauty Guild. WAAB, 3o m. BZ Radio Gang, WGY 4.45 P.M. E:nric Madrigucra's Orchesrra, WEAF WJA; Lorraine Trio, WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA News. WFEA WICC WORC WLBZ WNBH True Stories of the Sea. WOR WTAG WTIC Rosalind Jewet, books, WOR The Lady Next Door. WEAF WELL WJAR Luigi In a Luxembourg C.ardcn. WABC WAAB Ronanellib Orchestra, CFRB News, William Scotti's Orchestra, WEEI WEAN WDRC WICC WELA WLBZ Harlem Madness. WLEY. 30 m. WCSH WTAG Dick Tecla, tenor. Gwyneth Neal. Dave 8.00 P.M. Three Schoolmaids, WGY Buddy Clark. WNAC 1.45 P.M. The Baron, WEAF WEEI WJAR WCSII John Fogarty. WJZ WHAM Mass. Federation of Churches. WBSO Rose, WJZ W IIZ Maorioe Lees Ensemble, WLAF WEEI Organ Melodies, WTIC, 30 m. WTAG WTIC W'GY, 3o m. Joe Rifles' Orchestra, WBZ Ada Whipple, household chat, WNBX WJAR WTAG Crime Clues, Spencer Dean, WJZ WBZ Connor's Orchestra, WAAB Mother's Hour. WHEB Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, WABC Highway safety talk; organ, WBZ WNAC WFEA WDRC. 30 m. WLW KDKA. 30 m. Scores, WFEA 10.15 A.M. The Play Boys. WABC WNAC WEAN "Thru the Hollywood Looking Glass," WOR Gara, Lu 'n' Em, WEAF WEEI WJAR WFEA WORC WI.BZ New Century Club, WBSO WCSH WTAG Leo Freudherg's Or.hestra, WOR Martha Boutwell, WHEB Youh(6,- Artists Trio, W 7. WHAM Dance Music, WLEY Dorris Gibson. WNBX The Magic Hour, WBZ 2.00 P.M. 5.00 P.M. Um-m-m Yum-m-m ! ! Bill and Ginger, WABC WNAC WEAN Two Seats in the Balcony. WEAF Memory Lane. WAAB WICC WORC WEEI "Education in the News," Dr. William D. WJAR WCSH WGY, 45 m. Bantwell, WEAF WLEI WJAR WCSH WMAS WLBZ WNBH Concert Miniatures, WABC WFEA WICC Aunt Sammy, WFEA WTAG W'ORC. WDRC WMAS WLBZ WEAN Lang Sisters, WGY After the Theatre Rhythmic Melodies, WHEB WAAB, 30 m. Town Crier, WNBX Roy Shield's Orchestra, WJZ WHAM KDKA Municipal Forum, WNAC N. E. Agriculture. WBZ 10.30 A.M. 1)r. Arthur Frank Payre. WOR Cosmopolitans, WNAC WFLA News and Three Scamps, W'LAF WJAR Tea Dance Music, WLEY, 3o m. Uncle Ned, WEAN Barbecued Chicken WCSH WTAG 2.15 P.M. Dogs, WOR WEEI Orgaust, Romance of Helen Trent. WABC Davis and Winn, WHEB Today's Children, WJZ WBZ WBAL Consumer's Council, WNAC Radio School Golden Rod Beer News and Gypsy Music btakers, WABC Orchestra, WOE P.M. WAAB WDRC WDRC WFEA, 30 m. 5.15 Yank bfixed Quartet, WNAC WEAN 2.30 P.M. Ted Black's Orchestra. WEAF WEEI WJAR WICC WLBZ Memphis Cotten Carnival. WJZ WBZ WCSH WTIC In a quiet nooli at R. I. Federation of Women's Clubs, WEAN WBAL KDKA, I h. The Monitor Views the News, WBZ Stock bfarket quotations. WBSO. 4 h., 45 m School of the Air, Science. WHAM, o m. Skippy WABC WAAB WFLA WEAN Women's Forum, WHIR, 30 m. Ann Leaf, organ, WABC WNAC 58'1 :AN WDRC WORC )Lary Kay, piano, WNBX WICC WDRC WORC WMAS WLBZ Yankee Singers. WNAC SLADES. BARBECUE 10.5 A.M. WICC WFEA Amateur Astronomers Asso., Talk, WOR "The Homemaker," WOR, 30 r:. Dance Program, WHEB TREMONT STREET, BOSTON Betty Crocker, WEAF WEE! WJAR WCSH Hill Billies, WNBX 958 WTAG Melody Moments, WLEY News and Originalities, WJZ WBZ WBAL 2.45 P.M. 5.30 P.M. Cronin at the Console. WNAC WORC Concert, WEAF WELL WGY WCSII WTIC, Frank Merriwcll. WEAP WEEI WJAR Open All Night WMAS WNBH so m. WCSH WTIC WTAG WGY Daily Poem, WNBX Hudnut's bfarscls, W:\BX Singing Lady, WJZ WBZ WHAM WI.W Jack Armstrong, All- American Boy, WABC Tune in on WHDH Tuesday and Thursday at 5.20 P. M. 11.00 A.M. 3.00 P.M. WNAC WEAN WDRC Juan Regs. panist. WEAP WJAR WCSH Marion McAfee. songs. WLAF WCSH WGY Melody Mart, WORC WFEA WTAG WGY \\'LW Boston School Committee, WAAB Saturday, May 12, 1934 THE MICROPHONE Page Eleven

Bergman Heads Cast ' Short Wave Speeds of Variety Program Twice Wtr.l:ly Edison ,Salute Rideout's Service Sponsored by Van Heusen Is d ;tine Progralit Feature WEEI Again P.oncers Teddy Bergman, a stumble- E. B. Rideout, WEEI meteor- bum with words and front run- ologist, is utilizing a new ner in the field of humor, is the method of fact finding on which head man on the new semi- to base his forecasts, by taking weekly WEEI broadcast offer- 'via short wave the 9.05 A. M. ings sponsored by Phillips -Jones and P. M. complete reports Corporation, makers of Van from station NAA, the U. S. Heusen shirts and collars. The Naval Observatory, at Arling- program is heard each Tuesday en, Virginia. Thus, with a and Thursday evening at 7.30 member of the WEEI operating P. M. and in a fortnight has es- gaff taking the code reports tablished a substantial and en- which are much more complete thusiastic following. than the telegraphed informa- Versatility is the keynote of tion now and heretofore util- Bergman's success as a radio en- tertainer. The creator of nu- ized, Rideout, without journey- merous "boob" roles, he also ing twice daily to the local has a famous aptitude for dia- weather bureau, has, at an ear- lect comedy, having masquer- lier hour, strictly up- to -the- aded before the microphone u minute Swedish, Jewish and Dutch data. gentleman, an inhabitant of The Arlington reports en- Mars and on a children's fea- compass such distant points as ture, as a talking horse. the Canal Zone and the Alaskan Probably Teddy's most vapid peninsula. While the time for and comic character role is that the of "Blubber," the Van Heusen presentation of the WEEI shirt salesman, in the present weather service broadcasts re- WEEI quarter -hour series. It is mains at 8 A. M. and I1 P. 1f. a far cry from managing a New with daylight saving, the new LISTENING York gymnasium, his workaday TO NARRATOR ROBERT BURLEN: DEL CASTILLO (al console), RUSSELL DORR, barlione, and technique in gathering informa- WILLIE job before entering radio and MORRIS, soprano. tion not only furnishes substan- after capturing the intercollegi- tially more data for Rideout ate wrestling championship at A few bars from the overture since the first of the present year, variety of roles assigned to them by to work with, but speeds up his "Die Meistersingers" by Wagner, the dominant theme has been con- Burlen, who is the Columbia University. Such is program narra- specialized service to mercantile and the Edison Salute is on the air. trasting scenes of New England life tor, actor, author and production the background of this radio Heard twice weekly on Tuesdays at as lived before and since the intro- man. and other businesses which, in heard funny man who has been 6.45 P. M. and on Thursdays at 6.45 duction of electricity. For the duration of the May increasing numbers, are finding frequently on the Eddie Cantor P. M. for more than eighteen Old songs and new bear out the month, shades of Poe's " Goldbug," it profitable to take his "long is Consistently among lo- new formula, with programs, "March of Time' months, it the musical por- Stevenson's "Treasure Island" and range' (advance) forecasting cal listeners' "best bets," replete with tion of the program interpreted by and other outstanding air shows. other classics rich in pirate lore will dope sheets and last minute in- first quality musical entertainment, a Del Castillo, organist, Willie Mor- register their influence on the "Sal- "Van Heusen Time" also fea- ris, on current conditions. smattering of dramatized effort and soprano, and Russell Dorr, bari- ute' programs. Songs of the sea and formation tures Betty Queen, contralto, a minimum of advertising. tone. Humorous sketches from the buccaneer drama will serve to relate The short wave receiver with Its theme, past and present. is pen of Robert Burlen, vevidly the Rondoliers, unusual male por- in an unusual and interesting way which he will accomplish this unique in many ways. For a period tray the old and modern New Eng- the theme of "treasure hunting" to quartette that needs no intro- were land home new bit of pioneering in the of ten months salutes given to life in dramatized inter- tie in with a novel treasure hunt duction to radio listeners, and field of radio weather forecast- various communities and landmarks ludes. contest being conducted by the Edi- Ernest Chappell and Betty within the territory served by The Not infrequently. the miniature son merchandising department. ing will become a part of his Edison Company of Boston, pro- air dramas require additional char- Garde, well -known Broadway The programs are musically office equipment with the nu- gram sponsors. Subsequently salutes acter players to achieve a true his- Although, the dramatic stars. were given to numerous long estab- torical setting or situation, although, snappy, educational from the histor- merous other pieces of meteor- feature has unusual entertain- lished manufacturing and mercantile ordinarily, the vocal duo and "Del" ical viewpoint and typically WEEI ological apparatus installed at ment value. establishments in New England and are the character play- actors in the for presentation finesse. his WEEI headquarters. Good NEWS WEEI BRIEFS Chicago Morning "When," asks a WEEI corre- boast of the best kept radio sta- the presentation of Joe Penncr's Symphony spondent, "will 'Jake' on the Gil- tion in New England, have just program ... Listeners are happy To You lette program cease calling golf completed dolling up the interior to note the return of Willie Mor- Orchestra balls 'gulf' balls "? . .. Inciden- with a new coat of Bownes' paint ris to the Jenny Concert Hour . tally, Lew Whitcomb is distribu- and Treadex for the floor cover- That-WEEI- WIXAL, Sunday sus- ting blue blades for that second ing . . . The fourth member of taining feature, "World Pictures," shave gratis to studio staff males WEEI'S feminine circle to be at 12:15' P. M. is attracting a lot Over "Filei,c's ... Roger Wheeler, who is doing bitten by the European bug is as- of deserved listener attention - such a splendid job on the news sistant program director, Frances Sunday, May r 3th, brings Samuel. II'EEl Morning script presented thrice daily by McLaughlin, who is planning a H. Cross of Harvard University Musicale" Jack Atwood from WEEI, is the trip to the Continent on her sum- to the microphone in a talk on each Monday author of several "First- Nighter" mer vacation ... Caroline Cabot's "Russian Literature" ; the follow- dramatizations presented over the shopping service just completed ing Sunday's subject, "Geological I 10:30 to 10:45 P. M. With NBC network ... Rumor hath it its biggest week on record at Phenomena and What They Tell beginning that several of Carlton Dicker- WEEI ... Radio listeners who the World Traveler," will be pre- - musical alarm clock man's loth anniversary gifts will often inquire what has become of sented by Dr. Kirtley Mather - be WEEI office rugs if "Dick" does Earle Nelson will be interested to also of Harvard ... Nominated May fourteen time announcements not soon muster up the courage to know that he is doing stage ap- as WEEI'S most avid reader and home girls pearances throughout New Eng- collector of rare books, John basement features for lug them ... WEEI are carrying around considerable land and, as usual, packing them Rushworth ... Cards from "Bus- the day in the way of new Spring fash- in ... Howell Cullinane of the ter" Horton, now touring Broad- "Beauty Globe staff, who for years an- intimate good morning music ions what with their listening to way and the "forties," Beatrice Bowry's morning tips and nounced the news over WEEI, is everything is O. K. in the big That attending the lectures at Filene's said to be presenting a very ex- town ... Ed. Lord, WEEI's new- auditorium ... WEEI officials be- cellent picture of the facts on est announcer is now a full - Endures" Wm. Filene's seech the public to remember that news broadcasting from the fledged citizen of Waltham and various lec- requests for tickets to attend listener viewpoint on owns a Bulova . . . Thinkathat Sponsored by - Sons Company broadcasts shows at Radio City ture appearances to New England Graham . . . Password necessary should be made direct to the Na- audiences ... Broadcasting idio- at WEEI telephone and, control Gral.aiii Funeral recently brought to light Over tional Broadcasting Company . . . syncrasies room door since Western Union It is interesting to note that both reveal the fact that a certain recorder on baseball results was Seel ice the Jenney and Fox feature pro- cigarette sponsor has banned the moved in ... WEEI disciples of grains over WEEI are now attract- number "Smoke Gets in Your Isaac Walton are readying up "THE ing more requests for studio ad- Eyes" ... A coal baron insists their kit bags for annual trip AN INTERLUDE north -proving that hope springs FRIENDLY mission tickets than during the that all numbers on his program OF CLASSICAL winter months, or so- called hot" A ginger-ale eternal: four trips to date have be "red ... MUSICAL GEMS STATION" "show" season ... "Jack, Del and program sponsor for some reason netted two eels and a bull -frog ... If things get too warm this sum- Ray's" program is turning them bans Linke's "Glow Worm" .. . away each Saturday afternoon at and evidently the trend is contagi- mer, operative No. 13 suggests the 182 Tremont Street sound ous as a local roadside stand fea- seeing "Bessie," the telephone Weekday Mornings Station WEEI emporium ... Boys at the WEEI turing duck sandwiches has in- operator, who crochets cool and 7:45 -WEEI -8:00 transmitter in Weymouth, who stalled an extra loud speaker for shady headgear. "The Friendly Station" P... 'lr.cl'.c TIIE MICROPHONE Saturday, May 12, 1934 Thursday, May 17 - Program From Norway, CBS-WABC, 2.30 P.M.

Daily Poem. WNBX Jaik Ar-rn-r,ng, All- Arnrri..in Boy, WABC Highlights 11.00 A.M. "Gool Filching WNAC WEAN WDRC Police Radio U. S. Marine Rand, WJZ \\'BZ WHAM Melody Mart. WAAR WFEA WORC WLBZ P.M. KDKA, m. Kahl Freund, talk, \VOR Station Meters Location 30 William A. Wheeler. WNBX ' Sunny Side Lp, WABC WNAC WEAN _.30- Broadcast from Vadso, WICC WFLA WDRC WORC WLBZ, 3o Emil Merri Field, WHEB 5.45 P.M. WPFV 121.5 Pawtucket, R. I. Norway, CBSWABC M. WPEM Spring Cleanine_WNBX Echoes of Erin, WEAF WJAR WCSH 121.5 Woonsocket, R. I. _.(S -Curtis Institute of Music, Nosclty, WHEB WTAG WPDR 122.05 Rochester, N. Y. CBS-WABC 11.15 A.M. Sam Curtis, radio chat, WEEI WPEA 122.05 Syracuse, N. Y. Radio Gang, WGY 8.00 -Rudy Vallee, NBC -WEAP Frances Lee b, rton, WEAF WJAR WCSII Little Orphan Annie, WJZ WBZ WHAM WPEF 122.4 Bronx, N. Y. WTAG WTIC WGY Will WI.W WPFE 122.4 Brooklyn, N. Y. 8.30 -Voice of America, CBS- ni E. G. Marchand. WHLB WABC Woodchoppers, WNBX Clarence Wheeler's Orchestra, WABC WAAB WPF.G 122.4 New York City WEAN WDRC WORC WFEA WMJ Henry's Show 11.80 A.M. Bob White's Strap Book. WNAC WLBZ 123.8 Buffalo, N. Y. 9.00- Captain WPGG Boat. NBC -WTAF Jules Londe, violinist, WEAF WEEI WJAR "Sophisticates." trio, WOK 124.37 Albany. N. Y. WCSH WTAG WTIC WGY, so m. Farm Flash, WHEB WPED 175.23 Arlington, Mass. De Marco Sisters, WJZ WBZ Robert Chur,h, baritone. WNBX 9.30- Waring's Pennsylvanians, WBAL W'l'EI 175.23 Eut Providence, R. L CBS -WABC KDKA 6.00 P.M. F W'l'FA .Columbia Artists' Recital, WABC WNAC Waldorf -Astoria Orchestra. WEAP WTAG 175.23 Newton, Mass. !' .3O -Josef Lhevinne, NBC - WEAN WDRC W'I.Vt', W'PGF 175.23 Providence, R. I. Travel Talk, WFEA 3o m. (WJAR from 6.15) 'Viz Tbc Evening Tattler. WEEI. 30 m. WM? 190.66 Framingham, Mass. Rev. M. E. Barter. baritone, \VNBX News. weather, WJAR 1 - W'PEW 190.66 Masa. _ara -' hitehouse Musicale, Thomas Brennan, WHEB Rn hard Nimber', Orchestra. WJZ WBAL. Northampton, NR(: -w JZ 11.45 A.M. in m. (WHAM from 6.15) WPEL 190.66 Bridgewater, Mass. Al & Lee Reset, WJZ WBZ WHAM Joe and Rateese, WBZ WPGC 195.57 Albany. N. Y. KDKA Dinner Concert. WHAS Buck Rogers, WABC WAAB WEY 630.00 Boston, Mass. (Fie. KAl. programs are listed in Eastern Madison Ensemble, WABC WNAC WEAN Daylight Sating Time.) WFLA WDRC WLBZ News. WNAC WEAN WORC WMAS News Week, WNBX WICC WLBZ WFEA Rurh M. Burke. WHEB Uncle Don. WOR. 30 m. 6.30 A.M. Carnival of Rhythm. WLEY 9.00 P.M. 12.00 N. Dance Tunes, WHEB Captain Henry's Show Boat, WEAF WEEI S,:nrim Melodies, organ, WNAC, 45 m. Gene Arnold's Commodores, WLAF WEEI Organ Program. WNBX, 30 m. WJAR WCSH WTAG WGY, r h. (WLW, 6.45 A.M. - WJAR WCSH WTAG WTIC 6.15 P.M. from 9.3o) The Vagabhbotids, Death Valley Days, 1,,w;- Exercises, WLAF WEEI WGY, WGl' Bill \\lllams, WBZ. drama. WJZ WBa The Sonk(fellows, quartet, W'JZ WBZ WHAM KDKA WLW, 3o m. WHAM Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim. WABC. VELA 7.00 A.M. WAAR WEAN W'DRCWORC WMAS Mark Warn,,. WABC WEAN The Monitor Views the News, WBZ. WLBZ WCAU WICC WDRC WORC WLBZ WCAU, Crock, WTIC WBZ, t h.. Voice of Experience. 30 in. 7.15 A.M. WABC WNAC WEAN Baseball Scores and Merry-Go-Round, WDRC WNAC WFLA (WEAN WICC from Uncle Eph's Band. WNAC , Weal er, time, news, WNAC Cronin at the Console, WAAB WFEA Meyer Davis Band, WAAB "Gmng Places," WOR 6.301 Merry-Go-Round, WEAN 7.30 A.M. NIKITA BALIEFF, The Y" and You, WFEA Mluvcal Masterpieces, WHLB impresario and Time. WHEB Musical Vagabond, WFEA Y f Hiraoka, xylophonist, WJZ Bub Children's Story Attilio Neal. songs, WNBX master of ceremonies of the Musgrave Duo. WLEY, 30 m. Bgg,ore's Orchestra, WGN, ;o m, WABC, 3o m. 12.15 Songs, music, WOR .a..- K lc. , baritone, WNAC P.M. 6.30 P.M. The "Chante Souris" which has been 9.80 P.M. 7.45 A.M. r, Sizzlers, WEAF WEEI WJAR WTAG Kirby Page. "War and Peace." WEAF Rural Review. W'liC presented on the PAUL WHITE - WJAR WGY Eddie Duchin's Orchestra. WJZ WBZ WHAM Pollock and Lawnhurst, WLAF Martha and Hal, WGY KDKA, 30 m. Alarm :ß: WELI MAN program recently Baseball scorn. current events, WEEI C.J. \\ cndcll hill, ukulele. WJZ WHAM Thursday; Club. WJZ WHAM Waring s Pennsylvanians, W'ARC WNAC J,,:.:. is... and Janc, W'JZ Stamp WEAN WICC WDRC WDRC Weather, time. WBZ ai so P. X7,1. over the NBC -IYEAF Time. weather, WRZ WMAS 8.00 A.M. Connie Gates. WABC WLW W'I.BZ WCAU WFEA. 30 n WAAB WEAN Jack Armstrong. Ted Rad, C.:ry Organ, WEAF WJAR WTAG, \\ TEA WDRC WORC WMAS WLBZ chair. Tito Guitar, WABC WAAB WICC WFEA Hanson's Orchestra. WAAB WNBII. 30 m.; WCSH, 15 m. Shepard Stores. News, WNAC WDRC WORC WMAS WI.BZ WCAU 30 M. Morn. Dcsotrons, WJZ Variety, WOR tarry Funk's Orchestra. WNAC Harry H. Ballin, WOR E. B. Rideout, weather, WEEI Shm and Joe. WHEB Time. weather. news. WEAN WNBH 9.45 P.M. +,J Vug :n :ans, WNBX "Animals in the News," WBZ Dinner Music. WOR. 30 m. News, scores, Colhr. Driggs, organist, WTIC, 3o m. Metropolitan Parade. WABC, ;o WAAB Salon Mlusicale, WABC. 45 m. 12.30 P.M. M. L'Heure Recreative. CKAC, 30 m. News, WFEA Metropolitan Parade, WABC WAAB WFLA, Trumpeters, WHIR News, WAAB WEAN WORC WMAS WICC Maurice Lees' Orchestra, WEAP 30 m. 10.00 P.M. WLBZ WFLA W'NBH WEE! Organ Reveries, WNBX, 30 m. WCSH Cosmopolitans, WNAC WDRC WORC Paul Whiteman, Deems Taylor and LLe(yy Melody Chock, WHEB. 3o m. Market Reports, WJAR WTAG Myrtle Boland. songs. WOR 6.45 P.M. Nikita Bahetf. WLAF WEEI Birthday Clock, WNBX, a h. Blue Room Echoes, WTIC. 3o M. Concert, WNBX, 30 m. Mary Small. songs. WLAF WJAR WJAR WCSH WTAG WGY WLW, 1 h. 8.15 A.M. Farm Program, WGY. 3o m. 3.15 P.M. Edison Salute. WEE.( Parade of the Provinces, Canadian program, WBZ WHAM ViWc and Sade, WJZ WBZ KDKA WHAM Lowell Thomas, news. WJZ WRZ WHAM WIZ WBAL, 3o m. (WHAM from ao.sy)j Don Hall Trio, WJZ Upstater, Quartet. WEAF VITE.( WTAG at the WAAB W :NDBH BAL KDKA WI.W Cronin. Constate, Microphone WCSH WJAR W'(,Y WABC Prison Dianna. W'H7. 30 m. Gossip, WABC Household Music Box, Stoopnagle and Build, Connie 8.30 A.M. Scherbans Orchestra. WAAB Lyman Beecher Stowe interviews Drake Mischa Raginsky. WAAR WEAN \VELA Boswell. Cast WEAN WFEA DeKay, WJZ Loma Or hest u, W'AHC WNAC WEAN Cheer ,. WLAF WEEI WJAR WCSH WTAG WDRC WMAS WLBZ, 3o m.; (WABC WORC WMAS W1.117. WCAU WTIC WGY. 3o in. from re.45) Donald Van Wart, piano recital. WAAB "Street of Dreams," WNAC WFEA WICC WICC: WEEA WDRC WORC WMAS WNBH WLBZ WCAU, 3o in. WJZ WBZ WHAM Joseph R. Bolton, reporter, WOR. 30 Symphony. WHEB. 30 m. Lew White, organist, m. Syncopators. WIZ WBZ, WBAL WHAM "Witch's WOR. WBAL KDKA, 30 m. Jessie McCutcheon, contralto, WNBX 7.00 P.M. Tale, 30 m. ;0 m. Braves vs. St. Louis, WNAC WFEA WICC 10.15 P.M. -4 Cronin. at the Console. WAAB WLBZ, 12.45 P.M. WEAN WORC WDRC, 2 h. Baseball Resume, WEAF school WEAN Vin Providence committee program, Markets, weather. WEAF Recordings, WBSO Edison program. WEEI St. George Orchestra, CKAC 1 Morning Musical, WBSO WEEI, WJAR Caroline Cabot, Des Castillo, WEE!, 3o se.. Farm Flash. WHEB Jack and I.oretta Clemmens, 10.30 P.M. Family Almanac. WNBX RA t1,0 Gang, W'(,\ Mildred Cole, WOR WCSH WTAG WGY Dcsutiom, WHLB Josef Shevinne, WJZ WHAM WBAL, 30 a1. Morn'-; Merry Macs, WJZ WBZ WBAL WHAM Concert, WNBX Amen n' Andy, WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA Joe Ruses' Orchestra, W'BZ 8.45 A.M. Huntley's Orchestra. KOKA 8.30 P.M. WLW Eddie Sylvia Frnos. WABC WNAC WEAN WDRC Romance of Dan and Sylvia. KDKA (... . c..a;, pianist,. WABC Beane. WHEB Women's Radio Review, WEAF WEEI WCAU Doris Lorraine. Cadets, WABC Sons A. -rra. Gum Whim:cr. tc:.or, WNAC Farm Reporter, WNBX WJAR WCSH WTAG W'(.Y. m. Ann Leaf, organ, WAAB WEAN WICQ P.M. 30 Local News. WLBZ Char: Lind-scy, readings, WEAN 1.00 With the World's Composers, WTIC, News, WAAB WFEA WDRC WORC WMAS WLBZ Paru., Questwn Box, WBSO Pedro Via's Orchestra, WEAF WEEI WJAR 30 m. Ford Frick. sports, WOR "Yankee Yarns," Alton H. Blackington, 8.00 A.M. WCSH -\\' FAG, so m. Augustanad College Choir, WJZ WHAM Five O'Clock Melodies, WHAS, ;o m. WNAC Weather. news, WJAR WTAG Home Forum Cooking School, WBZ. 30 m. Arthur Warren's 30 kh m and Banta. WEAF WLEI WCSII Dial Revue. WFEA Orchestra. WOR. re.. Words and Music, WJZ National Student Federation Program, Evening Symphony. WIILB Organ, WPG W EAG W GI' Weather and Agricultural WAHr: WAAR Club, W'JZ KDKA, t h. (WHAM Report, WBZ P.M. 10.45 P.M. J Break'ast Albany on Parade. WGY, By ion Holiday. baritone. orchestra. WOR 7.15 from 9. sol Round Gene and Glenn. WEAF WEEI WJAR WCSH Nancy Manin. KDKA Reade, talk. W'BZ Towners, WABC \\ -NAC Farm Flashes. WNBX Virgm.a Farm and Garden. WAAR Trumpet. WHLB WTAG WGY Peabody Brothers Quartet, WABC WAAB Eton Boys. quartet, \\ ABC WEAN WFLA Helen Jepson. soprano. WJZ WHAM WEAN WICC WFEA WDRC WORC WOR(. W MAS WI.BZ Dial Revue, WFEA 3.45 P.M. WBZ WMAS WLBZ WCAU Radio Buccaneer's Male Quartet. Magic Hour, WNAC Cooking School. WEAN, a h. Muni, Al Keys, WJ7. W1-1.1M I:mersnn's Orchestra, WLW WBSO. 30 m. Dr. H. I. Straudhagen, IVOR Three Blue Notes. WBZ Needham Paramount Organ, Curtis Institute of Musk, WABC, 45 m. Just Plain Bill. WABC WNAC WCA11 Jack Ingersol, WNAC Devotions, WHEB Dance Music, WLLY, so m. Luncheon Program. WHEB Organ. WAAB WNRII Jack Fischer's Orchestra, WAAB WTIC 11.00 P.M. .1 Family Almanac, \VNBX, 3o co. Sally and Sue. WOR Baseball Scores. WFEA WORC WMAS .15 A.M. 1.15 P.M. WLBZ Leaders Quartet, WEAF W'CSH Baseball, Athletics vs. White Sox, W'GN, 2 h. E. B. Rideout. WEE! and White, WEAP WEE! Advertising Club Luncheon, WTAF H Merry -Go-Round. WEAN Landt Trio WEE! Student Program, %VIII Johnny Johnson's Orchestra, WGY, 30 WCSH WTAG W(.l. WJAR WC.Y Wenslcy of Scotland Yard, WNHX Joe Keefe. sings, WLEY elm WJAR Joan Marrow's Music. WABC 'the Cavaliers. WJZ WBAL Elementary School Broaacast, WNAC 4.00 P.M. 7.30 P.M. Weather, temperature. sports, WBZ In the Luxembourg Gardens, WABC WNAC "Hits and Brts," WAAB WNBH Deems Taylor, W'OR Roumanian Program, WEAF WTAG, 3o m.. Shirley Howard; the Jesters, WLAF WJAR Sports, KOKA I WEAN WICC WDRC WORC WLBZ, 3o WCSH WTAG WGY You Ladies. WLW, in m. WFEA 9.3o) News, WFEA WGY Iron 4.15 m. (WEAN from Stocks, Teddy Bergman. WEEI Vera Van, songs. ''.ARC WDRC WCAU Aunt Sammy, WrLA News, WHEB Markets. W'!!! 1.30 P.M. Betty and Bob, drama, WJZ WBZ WHAM Romantic Melodies, WJZ WBZ WBAL News, WNAC W'MAS WICC WLBZ WFEA .30 A.M. KDKA. 3o m. WNBH WEEI Reading Circle. Musical Interlude, WOR Bradt, K:nsaid, WEAF V(ZLI WJAR WCSH WEEI, 30 m. Has and Emores, WAAB Bob Newhall, WLW "Moonbeams," WOR, 30 m. WGY National Farm and Home Hour. WJZ WBZ. Paul Kent and Rollo Hudson's Orchestra. WTIC Newton Dramatic Club. WA RSO. ;o m. 11.15 P.M. 1 h. WABC WDRC WORC WMAS WCAU Musical Review., WHDH Mark Warnow's Orchestra. Holmes and MacDougal, WHLB Kathryn Newman. soprano, WLAF WJA$ Concert, WNBX WNAC Piana. WNBX Olio Simonini, Italian Echoes, WAAB WEAfi) WCSH Dfom'-3 ..... Beauty Guild. WAAB. 30 m. WICC, 3o m. WTAG WGY S. e. r. - in, WHEB, 30 m. News. WICC WEAN WFEA WMAS 4.15 P.M. What's On the Air. V(TEA News, Morey Pearl's Orchestra, \\'EEI 9.45 A.M. WI.BZ WNBH Studio Hostess. WEE! Port Ponce. WJZ WBZ KDKA Saving Golf Western Sketch. WOR. so m. News, hews ._.i 1-he Sylvan Trio. WEAP WEEI Strokes. Roland Wingate. Alice Joy. WJ7. WItZ WHAM American Legion Band. WHEB Poet Ponce. WJZ WISZ W JAR WCSH WTAG WTIC WGY W'N.1C Spotlighting Modern Education, WORC Art Farrar's Orchestra. KDKA Myster) Chet, WABC WAAB WEAN Theatre Club of the Air. t'OR WMAS 7.45 P.M. News and Isham Jones' Orchestra. WABC The WEAF WEEI WJAR WCSH s Orchestra. WMCA 1.45 Farber and Handman. songs, WOR Goldberg,. WEAN WICC WDRC WORC WMAS )can Grasclte P.M. WGY Mrs. Charles Geissler, contract bridge. WBSO Safety Royal Organist, WNBX W'LPZ WCAU, ;o m. Program. WBZ Roake Carter, WABC WNAC WCAU Hugh:c Connor's D.. f. Short Story. \VNBX Tun,. Wons, WABC WEAN 4.80 P.M. Orchestra, WAAB U, Program, WHLB WICC WFLA Melody Masters. W'LW WDRC W'I.BZ Hazel Glenn. WEAF WEEI WCSII WTIC Audition. VILA 11.30 P.M. 10.00 A.M. MLldred Cole, contralto, WOR Markets. KDKA 0.00 P.M. New, and Ghost Story, WEAF WEEI WJAR Breen and deRose, WLAF WJAR WCSH 2.00 Music Magic, WJZ WBZ WHAM, 30 m. W'CSI1 \\'TAG, 3o m. P.M. Rudy Vallee and artists, WTAG, 50 m. Bob guest WEAF WEEI Johnny Johnson's Stones of History, WEAL WJAR WCSH Standish. baritone. WABC WJAR WCSH WTAG WGY W'I.W, t h. Orchestra. WGY. so m. Del Ci,Iitlo. organist, WEEI, 3o m. WTAG. 3o m. Otis Holley. soprano, WOR hite House Musicale. wiz weal Gretchen MsMullcn Cooking School, WNAC "Zephyr" Train in Chicago. WJZ WBZ WHAM. so Silver Lining Hour. WEEI South Sea Islanders. WBSO 30 m. m. WEAN WFLA Drama. WLW'. 1 \\'ICC Playhouse Matinee. WTIC. 30 m. Tea Time Music. WBSO 30 m. 3o m. Mixing Bowl, WTIC, 3o m. Municipal Forum. Dance Program, WHEB Emery Deutsch's Orchestra, WABC WNAC Lloyd Huntley's Orchestra, WAAB WNAC WEAN WICC Edward hlacHugh, gospel singer. WJZ WBZ Ann Leaf. organist. WFLA WDRC. WORC 4.45 P.M. WFLA WDRC WLBZ, Ohmans Orchestra. WOR. 3o m. KDKA WEAN WAAR 30 m. Henry Biagini's Orchestra, WHAS. ;o W'NBI1 WICC WLBZ. 30 The Lady Next Door. WEAF WEEI WJAR Traveling Through m. Bill and Ginger. WABC WAAB WEAN m.; WABC, 15 m. Italy, WAAB Geo. Olsen's Orchestra, WJZ WBZ WHAM WICC Dr. WCSII WTAG Dinner Concert. WHAS, 30 M. so m. Arthur Frank Pr:nc WOR Miidicd (role, Song Album. WNAC Matinee Tom Davis, WOR Ford Frick, WOR Orchestras. WGN, 3 Melodies. WLEY New Century Club. WBSO hrs. Pure Food Hour. WOR. I h. 2.15 P.M. 0.15 P.M. Rev. B. E. (;rue. W -NBX Parent Teachers Assnuatlon, WHEB NIN Pure Food Institute, Music Room. WNBX "Grits and Gravy." WJZ WBZ., so m. Exeter Hour, WHEB. 30 M. WEEI WJAR Easy Aces. WABC WNAC WCAU W'(.SH W'rAG WTIC, 30 m. 5.00 P.M. subscriber to or 10.15 A.M. Musical College and Home Program. WEEI Meredith Willson's Orchestra. Institute, WAAB WEAN EVERY Clara, Lu 'n' Ern. WEAP WJAR WCSH School of the Air. Social Sutdr, WHAM WEAF WEEI WICC WTLA other purchaser WJAR WCSH WGY. 3o m. of WTAG Romane of Helen Trent. WABC WNAC Classical Moods, WLEY Castles ,n the Air. WJZ WHAM KDKA Melody Singer, WOR General Federation of Women's Clubs. WJZ The MICROPHONE The Magic Hour, BZ Paramount on WBAI. .80 P.M. ' Parade, WLEY N. E. Ida Bailey Allen. WABC WAAB WEAN 2.30 P.M. Agriculture, WRZ Gleason I.. Archer. Dean, Suffolk Law is entitled to share its bene- Margaret Carlisle, vocalist. WLW WICC WCAU Trio Romantique. School. WRZ Town Crier. WNBX SWAP WGY Buddy Welcome's Or.hestra. WABC WAAB fits with a friend. Write to Much, al Keys. W'J7. WHAM WEAN WFEA WDRC WCAU "Raffles." Amateur Cra,ksman, WABC Band Program. WHEB "Flying." George Mason. W-RZ Mcmo-y Lane, WNBH The Yankee Singers. W -NAC WICC WNAC WFEA WDRC WICC WLBZ Circulation Manager, Program from V.16o. Norway. WARC The Haushakers. WFLA WCAU. 30 m. 10.30 A.M. WNAC WEAN WICC WFLA WDRC Stage Relief Fund Palk, WOR Young People's Orchestra, WAAB The MICROPHONE, 77cß .c Chest, Howard Phillips, WEAF WORC. WMAS WLBZ, 30 m. Dante Program, WHLB 8.45 P.M. W C>H Classic Album. WAAB WNBH. 30 M. Banjo. WNBX No. 34 Court Square, The Mohawk Carpet Program, WEEI "The Homemaker," W'OR. 30 M. Robert Simmons, WJZ .1 5.15 P.M. Sammy Liner's Orchestra. WBZ Today s Ch.lden, WJZ WBZ KOKA ca Dance Music, WLEY Boston, Massachusetts, Max Dolin. violinist. WJZ WHAM Fleetwing Travelers. KDKA News and Melody Parade, WABC WNAC 2.5 P.M. The Rhythm WEAN WICC WFEA WDRC Monitor Views the News. WBZ Twins. WAAB WLBZ giving the names and ad- WORC Ma Perkins. WEAF WEFT WGY Thru the Looking Glass, WI.W WMAS WLBZ, 30 m. Vin I.indhe, dncuse, W)Z Morning Sloppy. WABC WAAB WFLA WDRC dresses of those you'd like Muskat, WAAB Edwin Otis. baritone. W'B7. WI.B7. CKAC Stock Market Quotations. WBSO, 4 h, 45 m. Poetic Strings, WABC W'\ 1C W'FAN Yankee Singers, Women's Forum. WHI B. WNAC WELA STATION to become familiar with WICC WFLA WDRC WORC WMAS "Once l'ppnn a S,,- d Yesterday. WNBX Time" WOR. W1.117. Esening Melod :es. WHLB The MICROPHONE. A Sam- 10.45 A.M. 3.00 P.M. Radio School, WNBX DIRECTORY News and Morning Parade. WZAF, 3o Yaeha Davidoff. basso, WEAF WTAG 5.30 P.M. plc copy will be sent WJAR WCSH WTAG, ay m. WC.SIi WJAR WC? Winnie the Pooh. WEAF WELI WJAR promptly Musical Program. \\'ELI Hawaiian Band. WEE! WCSII \\'TA(. -! to each name Pop Concert. WTIC. 4o m. Davrime Page Dan,ers. WTIC. s0 m. Sing,ne 1.ady, WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA given, without obligation. Radio Kitchen. WJZ WBZ Sleepy Hill -, Orchestra, WJZ KDKA. 30 m. W'LW Saturday, May 12, 1934 THE MPC tOPHONE Page Thirteen The "Little Theatre Off Times Square" Is Actually In Chicago Features A The ('undid Camera Ct:rtehes the Cat J. Lhevinne New Drama Resumes His Each Friday Air Recitals JOSEF LHEVINNE, noted pianist, The Little Theatre off Times resumes his radio work on Thurs- Square -people who never have day, May 27, when he makes the been within hundreds of miles of first of three appearances as soloist New York crowd into its lobby each with the NBC Symphony Orchestra, Friday evening, take their seats under the direction of FRANK while ERIC SAGERQUIST'S orchestra BLACK. plays the overture, and await with The concerts will be broadcast excitement the rise of the curtain over an NBC -WJZ network, begin- which will bring them another First ning at 10.3o P. M. Nighter drama. The pianist will play the first As well known as some American movement from CHAIKOVSKY'S theatres, attended by a nation -wide, piano concerto with the orchestra audience each week, the Little The- on the initial program and as solo atre off Times Square is, of course, will offer RUBENSTEIN'S "Staccato" a myth. Rather, it is one of the Etude. National Broadcasting Company The orchestral portion of the pro- studios in Chicago, seating a visible gram includes RACHMANINOV'S audience of 200 persons as JUNE "Humoresque." MEREDITH, DON AMECHE and the The series of Sunday evening First Nighter cast enact their weekly chamber music concerts, in which drama. EGON PETRI, Dutch pianist, has But in cities, towns and hamlets been appearing with the NBC from Maine to California millions String Quartet, has been extended find their way, in fancy, into this to and including June 3. theatre each Friday night for an- The concerts, which are heard other premiere. No old -time favor- over the NBC -WJZ network at 6 ites "revived," no familiar stories on Sundays, have featured quintets áramatized for radio. A new play by older composers. every week, presented for the first In the three additional concerts time anywhere. And with it comes chamber music by contemporary to the vast invisible audience all the composers will be presented. bustle and thrill, tension and glam- our that mark the premiere of a real Broadway show. Chopin From Warsaw Showman Hughes On Saturday, May 12, at 3 P. M. the audience of the NBC -WEAF Now in its fourth year over the network will hear an international networks of the NBC, First Nighter broadcast from Poland. The broad- is the product of the showmanship cast will comprise two of the best of CHARLES P. HUGHES, the genial known works of CHOPIN, played First Nighter himself, who weekly by a Symphony orchestra under the conducts the audience to the theatre. Left to right-JUNE MEREDITH, leading lady, and DoN AMECHE, leading man, are shown at the microphone direction of JOSEF OZIMISKA. They With the instinct of the true show- are the Grande Fantasie on Polish man, HUGHES builds up the Broad- during one of the Friday evening First Nighter Broadcasts, which are heard oser the NBC- If'EAF net- Airs, opus 13, and the brilliant way atmosphere in which his show work at to P. M. Polonaise, opus 22. is presented. The roar of Broadway traffic, the é suggestion of the theatre lobby, the stage, are the other stand -bys of the played in vaudeville with the late mumble of the page boys, the chat- show. TEXAS GUINAN. Short Tac Directory ter of the audience, then the first On successive weeks JUNE has AMECHE was married in Novem- notes of the program's theme song played such widely diverse roles as ber, 1932, to his college sweetheart. Station Metres Location Time (E.D.T.) those of a gangster's moll, a sweet Now There's a DON AMECHE, Jr. and there is created a scene so vivid £511 Southern college girl, a nagging CLIFF SOUBIER has been in the 13.97 1)a encre In,,Lmd ..y u1 A. M. that those who know their Broad- FYA 19.68 Pontoise, France wife, a flapper, a wall -flower and a show business since birth. He was h A. 51. -2 P. M. way say the program brings the DJB 19.73 Zees'-a, Germany h10.45 villainess. born while A. M. thrills of a night on the Great his father and mother GSF 19.82 Daventry. England 10.12 A. M. were UV] White Way. Besides playing the Theatre trouping with a medicine 19.84 Vatican City, Rome 6 and 11 A. M. CNR M. The idea for First Nighter Guild, JUNE acted in stock and show, and little CLIFF was cradled 23.38 Rabat, Morocco 8.30-10 A. (Sun.) came RNE 25.00 Moscow, U. 7.8, 11.12 A. M. (Sun.) appeared with RICHARD BENNETT in the tray of a trunk. At the age S. S. R. to Mr. HUGHES early in 193o, after FYA 25.20 Pontoise, France 3-6 P. M. of five he had to don a white he had devoted some eight years to in He Who Gets Slapped." On gown OSE 25.28 Davenuy, England 10 A. MI. -I P. M. radio, as advertising salesman, pro- the first anniversary of the First and golden curls and go to heaven 2R0 25.40 Rome, Italy 2.15.7 P. M. Nighter, some 32,000 listeners in every night on a rope as Little Eva DJD 25.51 Zenrn, Germany 1.45-5.30 P. M. ducer and actor. 2-9 P. M. all parts of the country showered in "Uncle Tom's Cabin." GSD 25.53 Daventry, England One evening JUNE MEREDITH, a Plu 8.30- 10.30, Moo., Wed., Since then CLIFF has played 25.57 Huizen, Holland Chicago girl who had followed the her with letters and telegrams of Fri., Sar., Sun. everything from Shakespeare to traditional path to New York to congratulation. EAQ 30.44 Madrid, Spain 6.15.8 P. M., 2 -4 begin her stage career, was induced Leading Man burlesque, on stages from Broad- P. M. Sass. way CTtAA Lisbon, to take part in a radio play over a DON AMECHE, leading man, to the outermost edge of the 31.25 Portugal 5.30.8 P. M., Tues., Fri. HUGHES sticks. Chicago station. heard the meant to be a lawyer, and to that )IBL 31.27 Geneva, Switzerland 6.30 -7.15 P. M.. Sat. program. end studied at Marquette Univer- He came to radio quite by acci- VK2ME 31.28 Sydney, Australia 1-11 A. M., Sun. Next morning he telephoned her, sity, Georgetown and at the Uni- dent, when he was dragged into the DJA 31.38 Zeesen, Germany 6 -8.30 P. M. arranged for a meeting, and a few versity of Wisconsin. But at Wis- studio to fill the place of a missing VK3ME 31.55 Melbourne, Australia 6.8 A. M., Sat. GSB 2.6.30 P. M. weeks later First Nighter was on the consin DoN got his first smell of actor. At the time CLIFF was sit- 31.55 Daventry, England CNR Rabat, Morocco 3-6 P.' t., Sun. ting patiently in 37.33 air, with Miss MEREDITH as the grease paint and thereafter law was the reception room, HKE 41.55 Bogota, Colombia 9 -10 P. M.. Tues., Fri. star. In November, 193o, the pro- forgotten. He joined a stock corn - waiting for his wife, an actress LCL 42.92 'cloy. Norway 12 M -7 P. M. gram came to the National Broad- pany, moved to New York, and whom he met while playing in HAS 43.86 Budapest, Hungary 4-6.30 P. M. PRADO 45.31 Riobamba. Ecuador 10 -12 P. Ma. Thora. casting Company networks to corn - "Rain," to complete her program. BIN 45.38 Moscow, U. S. S. R. 2 -- P. M. mence a uninterrupted run. Since then, Mrs. SOUBIER has de- IIJIABB 46.51 Barranquilla, Colombia -. I I P. M. serted radio and the stage to be In Fourth Year This and That 48.00 Army Aircraft Daily simply Mrs. SOUBIER, leaving CLIFF ZGE 48.92 Kuala Lumpur, Malay States During the three and a half years L (Cositinatrd from Page z) i 8 -10 A. M., Tues., Fri. to carry on the tradition. PKIIfK 49.02 Bandoeng, Jasa 6.7.30 A. M. of its run over NBC networks, ister's sermons so much better after VUC 49.10 Calcutta, India 10.30.1 P. MI.. Sat. JUNE has missed only one perform- she learned that he too had suffered CPS 49.30 La Paz, Bolivia 7.30.9., 10-12.30 P. M. ance, and that because of an ap- from chillblains. )IIX 49.50 Santo Domingo 9.10-11.10, T_ues., Fri. Mother Of The VQ'LO 49.50 Nairobi, Africa 12.3 P. M. pendicitis operation. HUGHES like - Speaking of books and authors, DJC 49.83 Zresen, Germany 10 -1230 P. M. wise has taken part in all but one why is it that the poetry recitals President Speaks RVS9 50.00 Moscow, U. S. S. R. 5.6 P. M. performance, his absence that time EDNA ST. VINCENT MILLAY pre- HV) 50.26 Vatican City, Rome 3.3.15 P.M.; A.M., Sua being occasioned by illness. sented over a network several sea- Mrs. JAMES ROOSEVELT, mother TGX 50.50 Guatemala City. S. A. 3 -6 A. M., Sun. The versatility of the leading sons ago have not been renewed? of the President. will speak over the 1J4ABA 51.49 Colombia, S. A. 2 -3, 8.30.11 P. M. 9-12 P. M. characters of this program is as The response to them astonished network on Sunday, FICK 73.00 Quito, Ecuador 67.87 to 73.17 All Ships Heard Irregularly is May 13, during a special Mother's amazing as the volume of plays Miss MILLAY herself, and at the RV15 70.65 Khabarovsk, U. S. S. R. 2.10 A. M. which pours in to Mr. HUGHES conclusion of the series it was Day program. HCJB 52.65 Quito. Ecuador 8.30-10.45 P. M. from writers throughout North Am- noised abroad that the poetess She will be heard in a program to 45.34, 31.57, 25.36, 23, 19, 64, 17 and 14 Byrd Expedition at Little America erica. JUNE MEREDITH, a product would accept a 3 an offer from com- be presented at P. M., under the Noce: All timer girre rar trrr4 -day ichedel,:, aalrar indicated othervirr. The of the New York Theatre Guild, is mercial sponsor. auspices of the Golden Rule Foun- II/110111 lined arr rrgalar b.cadratte,t at the timt: indicated. Orbs nation, always the leading lady. DoN If not Miss MILLAY, then some dation. Dr. JOHN H. FINLLY, asso- rvbirb Joe may bear or .cbicb tar arid jot tereraotioaai teivphose boa brig {AMECHE, still in his twenties, and other distinguished poet should at- ciate editor of The New York parpotr/2 omitted.

CLIFF SOUBIER, a veteran of the tempt a similar series. Times, will be the other speaker. . 11M, Page Fourteen TIDE MICROPHONE Saturday, May 12, 1934 Friday, May 18 - Prof. Hudson of Harvard on NBC -WJZ at 7.15 P.M.

Parents' Forum, WNDX Evening Tattler, WEEI, 30 w. College and Home Institute, WAAB WEAN Highlights "Signets her" Wrightville Clarion, WTIC. 30 m. Arthur Westcott, baritone. WLEY 11.18 A.M. Angelo Ferdinando's Orchestra, WJZ P.M. Will Osborne's Orchestra. WABC WNAC WHAM 8.30 P.M. WEAN WDRC WORC WFEA WMAS O'Leary's Irish Minstrels, WBZ Carlos Garde!. baritone, WJZ WBZ WHAM 3.00 -Lanny Ross, Conrad Thi- Alice Joy. WJZ H. V. Kaltenborn, news. WABC WAAB WBAL KDKA Poet's Corner. WNBX WEAN WICC WDRC WORC WMAS bault, Mary Lou, NBC - Unbroken Melodies, WING' Concert Program. WHEB WLBZ "My 'Saigon Marriacr." W'ARC WFEA weather. WNAC WEAF Travel Talk, News, WNAC WEAN WDRC WC AU 4" m. Aiken Nurseries. WNBX Dial Revue. WFEA. 30 m. 8.00 -Cities Service Concert, Bon Ton Trio. WAAB. WICC WFEA 11.30 A.M. Uncle Don, WOR. 30 m. WORC WMAS WNI4H NBC -WEAF Nip and Tuck, WNBX O'Connor's Orchestra. \VAAB Chocolateers, NBC -WJZ Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt, "Negro Problems," Varieties of WOR, WJZ WBZ 6.15 P.M. Pitt. 30 w. Dinner Concert. WHAS, 3o 9.00 -Leah Ray, NBC -WBZ Tony Wons, WABC WNAC WEAN WFEA Bill Williams, WBZ m. WDRC WORC WMAS WLBZ Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim, WABC Hits of Yesterday. WLEY, 3o m. 9.30 -J a c k Whiting, CBS - Salon Musicale. WHEB WEAN WAAB WDRC WORC WLBZ 8.45 P.M. WABC WCAU 11.45 A.M. Babe Ruth. baseball comment, WJZ WBZ 10.09-Stories That Should 13e Scores and Merry-Go- Round, WNAC Snngfellnws, WJZ WHAM Microphone Chat, WNBX WHAM WBA1. Told, NBC -WJZ Ben Alley, music, WABC Stories, WHEB Radio Court, WLW 10.30 -Jack Benny, NBC -WEAF The Captivators. WNAC WEAN WDRC American Chemical Society, WAAB WORC, WFEA WMAS WLBZ 6.30 P.M. George Snelling, WICC WFEA WORC 11.00-"The Republican Reac- Beauty Search. WNBX Musical Mosaics. WEAF WJAR WTAG WMAS WNBH tion," Senator Hastings, CBS- Music Master. WIIEB Scores, current events, WEEI 9.00 P.M. WABC 12.00 N. Musical Appetizers. WTIC O'Leary's Irish Minstrels. WJZ Waltz Time. Frank Munn and Wil- the Commodores. WEAF Muriel Gene Arnold, Temperature. weather, WBZ son, Abe Lyman's Orchestra, WEAP c, tas w JAR WCSH W I-AG WGY Jack Armstrong, WLW Views WEEI WJAR WCSH WTAM WON'. (All programs are listed in Eastern Monitor the News, WBZ Loretta Lee, songs, WABC WAAB WICC m. Voire of Experience. WABC WNAC WEAN 30 Daylight Saving Time.) WDRC WFEA WORC WMAS WLBZ Famous Favorites, WTIC. 30 m. WDRC WCAU Phil Harns Orchestra, WJZ WBZ WHAM Noonday Musical, WAAB Jack Fischer's Orchestra. WNAC WBAI. KDKA 6.30 A.M. Dial revue; N. H. Extension service, WFEA, Fro!oy Frolics. WGY Hanson's Orchestra. WAAB WNBH Sunrise Melodies. WNAC, 45 m. 30 m. Time, news. weather, sports, WEAN Manchester Union.I.eader. WFEA "Down the Highway," WOR WNBH Will Osborne s Orchestra, WOR 3o Luncheon Dance Music. WLW, en. 6.5 A.M. WLEY, 30 m. Boys' Club, WOR Stars on Parade, WGN Tower Health Exercises, WEAP WEEI Musical Gems, WHER Hathaway Brothers, WIIEB Frontenac Music Hall. CKAC WGY, I h., 15 m, Studio Program, WNBX Chat. WNBX Ferde Mowry's Music, CFRR 12.18 P.M. - 7.00 A.M. 6.48 P.M. 9.15 P.M. Markets, Weather and Gypsy Music, WEAF 7.15 A.M. WEE! William Hain. tenor, WEAF WEEI WTIC Little Jack Little's Orchestra. WABC WNAC Weather, news, times, WNAC Martha and Hal. WGY WTAG WEAN WICC WFEA WDRC WLBZ 7.30 A.M. Wendell Hall. ukulele, WJZ WBAL Lowell Thomas, news, WJZ WBZ WHAM WCAU Time, weather, KDKA WI.W Rodgers at the Console, WAAB WEAN Hiraoka, xylophone. WJZ WBAL temperature. WRZ Yoichi Betty Barthell, songs. WABC. WEAN WFF.A JEANIE LANG, star of the "Marvel. Peabody Brothers. WABC, WAAB WEAN Chortle Alhani, CKAC- Organ Reveille. WABC, 30 m. WDRC WORC WLBZ WCAU WFEA WDRC WLBZ WCAU Movie Broadcast. WPG Walter Kidder, WNAC WAAB ous Melodies" programs Fridayr News, first.. weather, WNAC WEAN The Merry Go- Round, WEAN WICC 9.30 P.M. 7.45 A.M. Gil Gilbert. baritone, WMCA WHDH al 9.3o P. M. on a CBS WORC WMAS network, Ray Perkins. WOR One N-cht Sr.,,,!. Pick and Pat, :btatk /ace Pollack and Lawnhurst, WEAF Variety. WOR -. P -_ describes Band, W11:13 ' - WEAF WJAR WCSH and Jane, WJZ WBAL n._ WHEB ber brand of t'otalisin WTAG Jolly Bill Chat. WI IC \t( ,Y, 30 m. Banjos, WNBX as "squeaking." WNBX 6.00 A.M. Soils V.cr err:. \\ I.f l 1 P.M. P.M. Organ Rhapsody, WEAF WJAR WTAG. .2.30 7.00 Irene Beasley: Roe Shields' Orchestra, WJZ 30 m.; WCSH, 15 m. Rex Battle's Ensemble, VITAF WCSH. Trio Romantique. WEAF WTAG W'11Z WHAM KIIKA. 30 m. E. B. Hideout, WEEI 50 m. Comedy Stars, WEE! Joncs and Hare, WI.W Braves vs. The Ambassadors, WABC Stocks. Markets. WEFT St. Louis. WNAC (2 Games.). Harriet Eden and Ruth Cloeg, WJAR Jack Drnnv's Orche, ra, Jeannie Lang and News. WAAB WEAN WNBH WICC Vic and Sale. WJZ WB7. WHAM WNAC WEAN WICC WORC WMAS "Tubercular Children." WTIC Jack \\"htl-ni. WABC WNAC WEAN WFEA George Scherhan's Orchestra, WABC, ;o m. WFEA WI.BZ, 2 h. Amos 'n' Andy. WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA WICC WDRC WORC WMAS WCAU, Charles Melody Clock, WHEB, 30 m. (WNAC WEAN WFEA WORC WMAS L. Tricker, WOR W 30 m. WLBZ Ernie Sola's Orchestra. WNBX Lucas. Meyer Davis Band, Birthday Club, WNBX, 1 h. from 12.45) Nick WABC WNAC WEAN WDRC WAAB WFEA WLBZ 8.15 A.M. "Smiling Ed McConnell," WNAC WEAN Jack and Jean. WBSO WCAU WICC \X'NBHI WICC WFEA 3.30 P.M. Weather, news. WAAB WORC Hotel Traymore Orchestra, WPG. 3o m. Don Hall Trio, WJZ WBZ WBAL WHAM Music Room. WAAB Ford Frick. sports, WOR "The Champions," WOR, 3o w. Sunny Melodies. WABC. 30 m. Organ. WOR, 30 m. Woman's Radio Review, WEAF WEEI Dinner Concert. WHAS. 30 m. Cronin. organ. WAAB WLBZ WNBH Peaceful Music. WLEY WJAR WCSH WTAG WGY. 30 m. Ford Frick, sports. WOR 9.45 P.M. WICC, 45 m., WEAN from 8.45 Musical Half Hour. WNBX, 30 m. Home Forum Cooking rchool. WBZ. 30 w. Five O'Clock Melodies, WHAS, 30 w. Newman's Orchestra, WLW A.M. The Grab Bag. WABC WAAB Vocals. WIIEB News. s. ,arc. weather. WAAB .30 12.48 P.M. Stock Quotations. WEEI WJAR WCSH WMCA WHDH MICROPHONE Reporter, WFEA Cheerio. WEAF Brown University Quutrt, WIZ WBZ Byron llolillay, baritone. orchestra, 7.15 P.M. WLW, 30 m. WOR, WTAG WGY WHAM 30 T. Gene R Glenn, WEAF WJAR WCSH WTAG 10.00 P.M. White at dual organ. WJZ, 30 m.; Cahot Lew and Castillo, WEE!. 3n m. Living Messages, WHEB, 30 m. WGY The First Nighter, June Meredith. WFAP WBZ, I5 m. (WHAM from 8.45) George Hall's Orchestra. WEAN Farm Flashes. WBSO WNBX Dick Tracy, detective. WEE! WFFI WJAR WCSH WTAG WTIC Morning Musical. 1.00 P.M. The Cosmopolitans. WTIC WGY, Sn m. Devotions, W r1LB 3.45 P.M. Morning Professor M. O. Hudson," The World Court," "Stories Th t Must Be Told," WJZ WBZ Woodman of the World, WEAF WJAR Baseball, Athletics vs. White Sox, WGN, 8.45 A.M. WCSH: 50 m. WTAG W17. WB7. WHAM KDKA V.W from 1.15 2 h. Joe Emerson, "The Program of the Week," WABC Junior High School Program. WBZ Won), and Music. WJZ Hudnut's Marvels, songs. WLW WNBX Just Plain B WABC WAAB WEAN WDRC WLBZ WCAU, Caroline Gray, WABC Writhe, and N. E. Agricultural -II, WNAC WCAU WBZ Report. 4.00 P.M. Organ, WAAB WICC 30 m. 9.00 A.M. Serenaders, Ozzie Nelson's Orchestra, WNAC Albany on Parade, WGY, 45 m. Orlando's Cosmopolitans. WEAF WJAR WEAN Sam Merman, xylophonist. WEAF WTAG The WCSH WTAG Sports, WIII.B Larry Funk's Orchestra, WICC WORC WJ WBAL Instrumentalists, WABC WNAC WCAU Mystery Chef. /. WBZ Farm Flashes. WFEA Stocks, WLEI Front Page Drama, 'WOR WMAS. 50 m. Do Re M. fro !c trio. WABC WEAN Walter Dawley, organist, Vin St George Ochesta, CKAC Radin Cooking School. WEAN, 2 h. WTIC, 30 m. 7.30 P.M. WELA WORC WMAS WLBZ Betty Aloha Hawaiians, WFEA Dr. H. I. Standhagen. WOR and Bob. sketch, WJZ WBZ WHAM Fur Trappers. WEAF WJAR WCSH WTAG Magi, Hour, WNAC. Melody Moments. Dictators, WABC Natalie Alt. Arthur Wright, Orchestra, Organ, WBSO, 30 w. WLEY, 30 w. WO so Needham Paramount Agnes Bristol. WIIEB Hits and Encores, WAAB, I h. WGN. m. Devotions, WHEB. 30 m. After Dinner Revue, WEEI Melodic Moments, WPG 1.15 Salon Musicale, W'HCB Famous Family Almanac. WNBX P.M. Young Wings, WBSO Favorites. WTIC Health Rey ese. WEEI Utica Club Singers. WGY 10.15 P.M. 9.15 A.M. National Parks. WNBX Bob Newhall. WLW Artie Rei ital. WABC WNAC WICC WFEA Piano Girl, CKAC Lands Trio and White. WEAF WEEI \VI)R(: .15 P.M. Arlene i.,.kson, songs. WJZ WBZ WHAM WCSH WTAG WGY WLW WORC WMAS \\'IBZ 10.30 P.M. WJAR "Hits an I Nellie Revel at Large. KDKA WJZ WHAM WBAL. Bits " sy'AAB WNBH WEAP WEEI WJAR The Breakfast Club, Musical Revue. WOR WCSH WTAG WGY Most on the Air. Jimmy Kemper, WABC Jack Benny, Mary Livingston and Don Bes- 45 m. (WRZ from 9.3e) News. WHEB Singing Stranger, WJZ WBZ WHAM WNAC WEAN WICC WFEA WDRC tor's Orchestra, WFAP WEEI WJAR 1sfeWJCCitaWDRCParade, WNAC WEAN WDRC WLBZ WCAU WCSH WTAG WTIC WGY WLW, 30 A 1.30 P.M. The Playboys. WABC WCAU WLBZC Df u,ical Iota lu de, WOR Organ Re, ual. WAAB m. Airhrraks, J from 9.30) WEAF WrAR WTAG, 30 m. Tea Tone Tunes. WBSO .k Arthur, haritone, WOR NBC Composers. WJZ Aunt Sammy. WEFA N. E. Kit, hen. WEr! Lois Hall, The S Iris, WOE Billy Losses' Orchestra. WBZ National WIIEB Musical Masterpieces. WNBX Farm and Home Hour, WJZ WBZ De Verde's Orchestra. WNBX 7.45 P.M. Dan and Sylvia. KDKA "Conflict." T. S. Stripling, WABC WAAB 9.30 A.M. Buddy 4.30 P.M. The Go!dbcres. WEAF WEEI WJAR WCSH WCSH \\'elcome's Orchestra, WABC WNAC WEAN WFEA WDRC WORC WLBZ Bradley Kincaid, WEAF WJAR WDRC WCAU, Pop Conceit. Norman Cloubier, conductor. WTAG WGY to m. 1WEAN WFEA Embank ! Violin. WOR Breakfast Club. WJZ WHAM WORC WMAS WEAF WEEI WJAR Max Baer, Taxi," W' Z WEE! WLBZ (rom 5.45) WTAG WTIC Friday Frolics, WOR, 30 w. Helen Barr. Edward Jordan, Beauty Gnljcj. WAAB WGY, 30 m. Sandy MacFarlane. WHZ Organ, WTAG Temple of Song. WJZ WBZ Melody Masters, WLW 10.45 P.M. WHDH News WEAN WFFA WICC WORC Musical Review, \\'MAS WI.ß7. U. S. Army Band ,WABC. 3o M. Carter. WABC WNAC WCAU Joe Rines' Orchestra, WBZ WNBX WNBFI Larry Morning Concert. Bobby Burns, poem.. WOR Virginians, quartet, WOR Funk's Orchestra. WAAB WEAN Edith hf orray. WABC WAAB WORC A.M. Afternoon Dance Rhythms, Garden Chat. WNBX IBZ W EE.1 \ \'I( C 9.5 WLEY, 30 m. Witch's Tale. WEAN and Soloist. WEAF WEEI WJAR 1.45 P.M. Brenda Marsh. soprano, WBSO Weather. news. tine sports, WNAC WEAN News Lew Grossman. WIIEB Sea Stories. WOR WCSH WTAG WGY WLW Scrap Book. WAAB Nancy Mutin. KDKA WABC WICC WFEA WEAN 4.45 Hal Cummings, tenor, WLEY The Phantom, WPG Madison Singers, Show Boat Boys. WOR P.M. Popular Melodies. WDRC WORC WMAS. 30 w.; WHEB WEAN 2.00 Health Forum, WLEI Sea Stories. WOR 11.00 P.M. WAAB from 10.00 P.M. William Hargrave, baritone, WOR Luigi Romanelli's Orchestra. CFRB R. Holmes. International News 13frtropolitan Parade. WNAC Manir of Speech, WEAF WEE! Tea Time George WJAR Tunes, WBSO Service, WEAF WJAR WCSH Better Homes and Gardens. WHEB WCSH WTAG. 30 m. Pintello's Barnyard 8.00 P.M. WTAG Royals, WNBX E. Ridrout, WEN 10.00 A.M. Muni, ipal Forum, WNAC Novelty, WIIEB Cities Service Concert, Jessica Dragonette, B. Bill Huggins, ngs, WABC soprano, quartet. Banta and RettenberR The Three Scamps. WJZ and I)e Rose, WEAF WEEI WJAR WICC, WAAB P.M. Breen \\ 'NBX \\'IMAN WFEA WDRC 5.00 piano duo. WEAF WEEI WJAR WCSH Time, weather, sports, WRZ WCSH WTIC WORC "Unsolved Mysteries," WLW, 3o m. WMAS WI B7. Madame Sylvia, WEAP WEEI WJAR WTAG WTIC. 1 h.. WGY, 30 m. Kitchen, WTAG Radio Dr. Arthur Frank Payne, WOR WCSH WTAG. 30 m. Chnrolateers, WJZ WBZ WHAM WBAL "The Republican Reaction," Sen. Daniel O. Edward Macilugh, baritone, WJZ WBZ Tea Dance Richard Lee William. Hastings. WABC WAAB WEAN WDRC WABC WAAB WEAN Music. WLEY baritone, WTIC KDKA Madison Singers, 2.15 P.M. Interviews with William Lundell. WJZ Paul Pendorvis' Orchestra, WI.W WORC WMAS WI.BZ WICC \VILA WDRC WORC WMAS Agricultural Markets. WBZ Parrnirous WABC News. WNAC WEAN WICC WPM N. E. Radio Zoel Orchestra. WNAC WI.BZ WCAU Kitchen, WEEI Three Star Voices. WLW, 3o 5n. WEAN WICC WDRC WMAS WHAS WEB?. WNBH The Voice of the Apothecary. WNAC School of the Air -art appreciation, WHAM Frank lack Miles' Orchestra, WGY Nesbitt. Romance Dailey's Orchestra. WABC Boston Musician Union, WAAB WFEA Emily Post. speaker, Sydney bui of Helen Trent. WABC WCAU ''Dogs." WOR WI.BZ WNBH 'Moonbeams." WOR tone. Muriel Pollack, Salads Strings. Johnny Augustine's Orchestra, of Louisville Musicale. WHAS WEAN WNAC Concert. WIIEB The Witch's Tale. WEAN U. WOR, 30 m. WICC WFEA WDRC WORC Tea. Time. Music, I h. WMAS V;'NBX Chalfonte.Haddon Hall Trio, WPG. 11.15 P.M. Popular Tunes, WIIEB WI73Z Billy Jones. Selvin's Orchestra. WOR, 30 m. Household Chat. WNBX Metropolitan Orchestra, WAAB 5.15 P.M. News and Ren Pollack's Orchestra, WEAP Orchestra, WNBH L'Heure Provinciale. CKAC A.M. WOR Oswald Mazzucci, 'cellist. WEAF WHAS WEEI WCSH 10.15 Hollywood Dan McDonnell. Dinner Concert, News Snapshots. WLEY baritone, WEEI Moments with the Classics. WLEY and Robert Simmons, WJZ WBZ Clara. Lu 'n' Em. WEAP WEEI WCSH 2.30 P.M. Lang Sisters, WGY News and Orchestra, KDKA Hard Arth, contralto. WJZ WHAM George Houston. 5.15 P.M. WB7. Broadcast from baritone, WJZ WHAM News and [sham Jones' Orchestra. WABC The Magic Hour. Oberammergau Part of Pa{ The Monitor Views the News, Praire Symphony WLW WEAN WDRC WORC WMAS WLBZ Bill and Ginger. WABC WNAC WEAN 'ion Play, WEAP WJAR WBZ WCSH WTAG Skippy, WABC WAAB WEAN WFEA Easy Aces, WABC WNAC WDRC WCAU Perky Stevens' Orchestra, WAAB WCAU WGY. 30 m. WDRC WFEA New WORC Memory lane. WAAR WICC England Radio Kitchen, WEE!, Yankee Singers, WNAC WICC WORC WMAS WLBZ 30 m. Smackout "Cocktail Hour." WOR Poet's School of Music, WHEB comedy, WJZ National Parks. WIIEB Town Crier. WNBX Rooks and Authors. WBZ Radio School, WNBX 10.30 A.M. Ann Leaf, organ, WABC WFEA WDRC WORC WEAN WICC 5.30 P.M. News and Ralph Kirberry, WEAF WCSH WMAS WLBZ, 3o m.; WAAB Frank Merriwell. WEAP WEE! Del Castillo. organist. WEEI WJAR POWERS' Piano Recital, WNAC WCSH WTIC WTAG WTAM Today's Children, sketch. WJZ WBZ WEAN WICC WGY Classic Album. WAAB WNBH. 30 m. Singing Lady. WJZ WBZ WHAM WI.W WBAL The Homemaker," Jack Armstrong, Al1.American Gretchen McMullen, WNAC WEAN WOR, 3o m. Boy, WNAC WABC 2.45 P.M. WEAN WDRC Asthma Relief News and Round Towner Quartet. Boston School Committee, WICC NICFEA WDRC Alden "Living Under WAAB WEAN Edkins, bass, WJZ WBZ the 'New Deal,' " WHEB WORC WMAS WLBZ Hotel Buckminster Orchestra, WNAC Souvenir Program. WFEA 4 h.. WEAN Stock Market Quotations. WBSO. Robert Rand, WOR has 45 m. Junior Class Assembly, WNBX CharlrsSpe ncer. WNBX been a boon to the Women's Forum. WHER. 30 w. WNBX 9.00 P.M. Carol Simpson, WIIEB Color in the Home, Maria's 10.45 A.M. Matinee. Lanny Ross. Mary T.ou, 5.45 P.M. afflicted for over 50 years. Conrad Thibault. WEAF WEEI WCSH "Afire in Orchesnalia," WEAP WJAR Betty Crocker, conking talk, WEAP WEEI WTAG WGY, 30 m. WCSH WJAR WCSH WTAG WGY WLW Margaret Santry. WJZ WBZ 6 oz. 60c - 18 oz. $1.20. WJZ WHAM Story Book Lady. WEEI Jack and Loretta Clemons Piano Recital. WNAC Modernaires, WTIC News. Time, Weather. WBZ Hunts, Gordy Man, WABC WAAB WAAB WEAN Little Orphan Annie, WJZ WBZ WHAM The Rhythm Kings. WABC WFEA WICC WFEA WLW WEAN WICC. WDRC WI.BZ Cosmopolitans, WNAC WNAC Gordon. Dave and Bunny. WABC WAAB Buy at Your Local Druggist's or Write Direct Cronin at the Console, The Hitmakers, orchestra. WOR WEAN WDRC WORC WMAS WLBZ Town Crier. WNBX Concert. WNBX Bob White's Scrap Book, WNAC 11.00 A.M. 3.15 P.M. Address. WOR E. C. POWERS COMPANY Miming Parade. WEAP WEEI WJAR Ray Hetherton, baritone. Farm Flash. WIIEB WEAP WEEI Souvenir WCSH WTAG WGY WLW. s h. WCSH WTAG WGY Program, WNBX Cooking Close Ups, WABC WNAC WEAN U. S. Marine Band. WJZ 6.00 P.M. Box 62, Dorchester Center Station, Boston WICC WDRC Adan Redmond. baritone. WBZ W'aldnrf Astoria Orchestra. WEAF WTAG Morning Symphony, WHEB, 3o m. The Eton Boys, WABC WAAB WLW Saturday, May 12, 1934 TIKE MIC1 ÒPHaNE Page Fifteen

Tenor In Action . . 7177.17.7.1 Reflections Nimblewits By Diana Herbert By Everett Smith

The MICROPHONE'S Fashion Observer "Wit Teasers" on Sunday at 11.30 A.M. from WBZ I CHECKS AND DOTS are indubitably smart this season. WORTH NO. L (no time limit) This Cryptogram recently kept members uses navy and white checked taffeta for his charming afternoon of the American Cryptogram Association burning the midnight; "dressmaker" suits; MAINBOUCHER makes evening dresses in blue and oil. white or red and white silk gingham, and nearly all the big designers HARY RAXELDR NQDLL MB ZA RKADY CADUR; show accessories and trimmings in checks of various sizes and colors. BMDRY RYLI MR ULYLDHMZMZQ DLXNYMEL BDLJOLZPG AB XLYYLDR. MARTHA MEARS cleverly C. No. 2. '(3 minutes) A very adapts this vogue to her own needs. Speaks For SUBTLE problem. Juggle the let- She fills in the rather severe V of CBS Begins ters in the word "Subtle" to form her oxford grey tailleur with a black four more six -letter words. and white checked taffeta scarf, tied Education No. 3. (4 in a large bow. Symphony minutes) Rear- range the letters VIRGINIA CLARK (talented On the Air in each group young radio actress) wears an infor- Concerts below to form mal evening dress in black, white (Continued front Page r) The Columbia Symphony Or- a single word, and red checks. The dress is ankle kinds of people than any chestra, under the direction of EEETAAXGGR length and so simply made that it other audience. And there is HOWARD BARLOW, will present the AATIIXN- could be worry equally well with a an endless category of peo- first in a weekly series of symphonic NOEM hat. Allis CLARK combines it very ple which radio alone can programs over the CBS -WABC net- No. happily. with a diminutive red wrap 4. (3 reach." work Sunday, May 13, beginning minutes) Which fashioned front petal -like loops of Father AHERN has, since 1926, at 3 P. M. do you prefer, ribbon. been head of the department of The initial program includes Fish or Meat ?, PARIS uses alpaca and necktie geology at Weston College, Wes- BRAHM$ Third Symphony in F- one letter at a ton, Previously he silks in small crossbar designs for Massachusetts. major. EVERETT SMITH time, and form- suits and coats. And crepe de chine has been president of Canisius Among other compositions to be ing a proper College in Buffalo, N. Y. played are the andante movement word each time, change one word printed in fine squares for charm- JAMES MELTON, tenor, who sings As an educator, Father AHERN from MOZART'S Concerto for harp to the other in four moves. ing "little dresses." One model has solos on the 'Family Theatre" and flute, with FRANCIS TAPATINO, No. 5. (3 a blue ground with dainty white commented on radio education: programs Sundays at 9 P. M. on minutes) Add one and harpist, and NICHOLAS KOLLOUKIS, vowel a sufficient.number of times checks is trimmed by a yoke, "Education on the radio the CBS -WABC network. cuffs and sash of the saine material flutist, as soloists; BEETHOVEN'S to the following line of letters to is best when it is directed to in red and white. Another original Bi ül;p;CÜif1;i0 overture to "Prometheus" and two make it a readable sentence: adults. Next year we are go- costume uses black lines on white of DVORAK'S Slavonic Dances. ing to try an experiment in LCTRICLSRILYYDVLYN for the blouse and jacket and the educational radio programs. * * * identical print reversed for the I The idea, as it is at present, skirt. Byrd Opens Fair Answers to Last Week's is to publish an advance list Q. How old iS ARTHUR BAG- Nimblewits 'AS FOR POLKA DOTS -they of a series of programs by LEY? Is he married? With Roosevelt No. r. There is a power appear on everything, from Viyella qualified speakers which will M. A. C., Vermont Through an electrical impulse that sports outfits to dance acts within us without consulting frocks! be put on the air throughout A. His true age is not known, flashed by short wave radio from Sweaters with a raised dot are at- us. the Winter. but we imagine he is in his early his lonely shack in the Antarctic, tractive. At the other end of the 50's. He is married and is the Admiral RICHARD E. BYRD will No. 2. Danger, Gander, Ranged, "One of the best ways to sartorial scale are tulles and chiffon( father of a son and a married share with President ROOSEVELT the or Grande. Break, Brake. with metal or jet dots. efficiently promote educa- daughter. honor of opening the World's Fair No. 3. 5 Cats. tional programs is to have in Chicago, Saturday, May 26. No. 4. Rome Was GLADYS SWARTHOUT, whose Q. What is the approximate cost Not Built in II the listening in Day. appearances on the air are always done groups. of a coast to coast broadcast? The ceremony will take place delightful, possesses the perfect In this way there is oppor- F. L., Pennsylvania during the weekly broadcast from No. 5. White, Write, Trite, Summer evening dress- fresh, cool, tunity for discussion, which A. Most of these coast to coast the BYRD Expedition and will be Trice, Trace, Brace, Brack, Black, heard over the CBS -WABC net- becoming, and enormously chic. It is one of the best aids to programs flash through about 7o a black white work between to and ro:3o P. M. is and polka dot, very education. chain stations. The approximate simply cut to show her slim figure; cost would be in the :neighborhood NBC Broadcasts "Eventually we intend there is unobtrusive fullness, which to of $12,350. U. S. Attorney General On Air is yet adequate for dancing, and an make this a radio corres- Pool Dedication. Q. What is VERA VAN'S true HOMER S. CUMMINGS, United infinitely flattering neckline consist- pondence school and stand- name? States Attorney General, will be the Ceremonies attendant on the ded- ing of two unpressed folds of white ication ardize it so that educational Mrs. E. T. M., Canton, Mass. speaker in the third of a series of of the FRANKLIN DEI.ANO organdie, draped in a sort of bertha ROOSEVELT Therapy Pool at institutions A. Her true name is VERA WEB - broadcasts entitled "Coping With the collar which is fastened on the left may accept cer- Rainbow STER. Her brother, DICK WEBSTER, Crime." He will be heard over the Hospital for Crippled shoulder by a bow of very narrow tificates from students at the sings with GEORGE OLSEN'S or- NBC -WEAF network on Saturday Children in Cleveland will be black velvet. radio school." chestra. evening, May 12, at 10.3o P. M. broadcast over the NBC -WEAF net- The "we" referred to by work this Saturday, beginning at 3.30 P. M. Father AHERN is the National Com- Treaty Provides JAMES mittee on Radio in Education, of In New ROOSEVELT, eldest son of Showboat Stars the President, will be the principal for Television which Father AHERN is a member. speaker. (Continued from Page ) It is convening in Washington to t Friday Afternoon Show He will be introduced by Mrs. discuss the possibilities of radio edu- IRVING BOLTON, president radio as the American delegates did MARIA JAMESON, sister of Captain HENRY of the Showboat pro- of the cation, with view making Rainbow Hospital Association. not sign the telephone and tele- a toward gram is going to have a program of her own. The program will be a graph regulations of the agree- approximately r 5 per cent of all ra- full -hour matinee of music, featuring LANNY Ross, MARY Lou, CoN- ment. dio programs educational in nature. RAD THIBACLT and Gus HAENSCHI N'S orchestra. Military Mass All governments, including the t. The new show will have its American, maintain the right to premiere on Friday afternoon, From Baltimore hold up dispatches that are judged May 18 at 3 P. M. It will "play" A A pontifical field military dangerous to the safety of the Downey Would Valet Be the same towns at which Captain mass HENRY'S Showboat docks. celebrating the tercentenary of the State or in violation of the laws. The show will entertain guests founding of the colony of Mary- It is made clear, however, that artists from time to time, and land and of religious freedom in the the sender of the offending dispatch FRANCIS LEE BARTON, cooking United States will be broadcast over must be notified immediately that expert will speak. the NBC -W JZ network at 12.3o P. M. on Wednesday, May 30. his message is being held up. The program will be heard as a regular Friday afternoon fea- The broadcast will come from The international conference also the ture over the NBC-WEAL' net- City Stadium in Baltimore. The has insisted that the international work. mass will climax a day's celebration code be revised so that the code in which more than roo,000 per- words are reduced to a miximum Series New With Himber sons will participate in a parade. of five letters from to. Beginning Saturday, May 12 at Representatives of the Federal This system has been followed 9.3o P. M. over the WABC- Colum- government, state government and domestically in the United bia network RICHARD HtMnER and States diplomatic corps will attend the for 3o years. his Ritz -Carlton orchestra will be featured in a new series of program-, -crcn:onies. Marion Davies on Air MARION DAVIES, movie star, will MORTON DOWNEY'S Filipino valet, D'TILANosA, drew a LATIIOIM STATION appear with LOUELLA O. PARSONS ticket in the Irish Sweepstakes that netted him $15,000. He RADIO SERVICE CO. and RAYMOND PAIGE'S orchestra in left for Ireland to collect the money. He received the following DIRECTORY the weekly Hollywood program on telegram from his former employer: "Congratulations stop can 40 Stanhope St., Boston Td. COAlmoru rah b 3700 Page 4 Wednesday, May 16 at r:r5 P. M. you use a good Irish valet who also sings stop please advise Ask for Mr. Thompson over the CBS -WABC network. MORTON DOWNEY." A Spanning the World ,\Nq - G WITH A view to conveying to .1. C. Donohue world made by Magellan's ships in U.S. RADIO the listening audience the s. 1,083 days, to the recent demonstra- ° WE DO OUR PART yF, wonders of modern telephone, tele- tion in which all records were shat- graph and cable systems, the Columbia Broadcasting Sys- tered by encompassing the world in 3 minutes and 46 LSPPQ tem's Public Events and Special Features Department is seconds. PHONE now in the process of presenting a series of programs The first dispatch to follow the route 'of this message demonstrating the workings of world -wide communica- was sent 31 years ago by President Theodore Roosevelt to tion devices. Mr. Clarence Mackay and it took some 12 minutes. In Programs For Week Beginning May 12 The first program, present- e 1932, celebrating the 100th ed in conjunction with the anniversary of the telegraph, American Telephone a n d a message travelling the sa e

Telegraph Company, was de- , route required four minutes voted principally to demon- and ten seconds. strating the overseas branch This program which was of telephonic communication. worked out with the aid of

Within- four minutes, calls the " International Telephone were put in to London, and Telegraph Corporation, R Buenos Aires and Honolulu. gave the route taken by the In London Cesar Saerch- message as it was sent around inger, Columbia's European the world: The words, "Greet- a representative, outlined the ings Around the World," plans for international broad- were sent by Col. Sosthenes casts during the 'coming Bern, president of the I. T. weeks, with special emphasis & T. in New York, and re- a on the international sport ceived by William S. Paley, plans. president of the Columbia In Honolulu and Buenos Broadcasting System, also in Aires, Paul Douglas talked New York. with the telephone company The message went from officials. New York to San Francisco 0 While it takes your voice by telegraph, across the Pa- only 1 -60th of a second to cific along the giant cable reach London, it is surprising which clings to the ocean what can happen to it in that floor, descending into vast sub- time. If you talk in a normal marine valleys and rising to tone it is amplified and sent scale the mountains of the sea. to the transmitting station, When the message reached which will amplify it some 75 Shanghai, it had passed the million times and shoot it off international date line into the antenna. "tomorrow." With only one At the British receiving sta- manual operation, the greet- tion it again is amplified ap- ing was sent from Shanghai proximately a billion times, to London, across Mongolia and finally readies your friend and Siberia, along the route at about the same volume as Wiley Post flew his airplane, a local call. Some people on to Finland where it pro- J C. DONOHUE, member of the CBS staff, who describes ceeded under the North Sea when calling raise their voices in the accompanying article the marvels of spanning the to be sure they are heard world by means of radio, t elegraph and telephone. to the British Isles. across the Atlantic. If this is Automatic relays placed at the case, it is amplified somewhat less and reaches the intervals along the line stepped up the message to carry it other side in a normal tone, though perhaps less intel- from point to point without a break. From London the ligible, due to the fact that enunciation invariably suffers message was sent by cable under the Atlantic, back to in shouting. New York. The second in the series was a demonstration of a For the third in the series, Western Union joined forces record -breaking girdling of the globe by telegraph and with Columbia, dramatizing the sending of telegrams to Ruth Robin, CBS Vocalist, With Barnet's Orchestra cable. It's a long stride from the first trip round the four corners of the United States.