Chicago, III. Week of June 18-11, 1933 .VoI. II. - No. 31. •

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His Roommate's View Of Louis Dean By Douglas D_ Connah ,

Lanny Ross Is Still

Studying Music Lanng Ros. By Lewis Y. Hagy

Gladys Swarthout~ the "Met's Good Little Boy," By Mark A, Lueschep career. Eventually he hopes to become a program UKU· Hulick, to form the act of StoopnagTe and Budd. SoTM ti\'e, with program building, plannin~, and producing as time bter than I ('lI, they brought it to New York and the his major activities, although I doubt that he'll abandon Columbia nel\h>rk, .md he was choJ,t'n as their announce-r_ announcing entirely for a long time to come. lie enjoys Ile has been "'ith fhem ever since, during their rise to it too mu(h, Joldio stardom. lie h3~ scT\ed in mch \ariOU$ C;I('Ia.:;lies as announcer, I( was tuward. the end of 1910 that he came to Ne-.... program producer lmd dirc~tllr. station man~ger, con· York, ",here he \\a~ ~n NBC announcer for a time, lIe tinuity writer, air·time ~albmJn. and ~\en as minstrel· "non s\\ilChed ch"ius tv CBS, :md bt:fore long he gaine-d a ;ingcr and radio coJumnl~1. It .III started ",hi!e he was \\1,le repuloltion ;" rt.,presentative ing \ui(es. M(>r grey, and he \\ear\"ing on the o;cas of matrimony, To in· (orne widely known as "Louis-the Dean of Announcers." ambitious young­ dulg~ Ifl ~ flight of farKY, based on impression~ ~tcr. lie was calleJ cA Really Intimate "nd ob5ef\'auons, as well as remembered Ci""\ EAN of announcers or no, he is certainly one of the 19 WG Y, 'Schenect. ~natches of past con\'Cr~ations, I'd say that his oJJ best. I am in a natural position 10 be prejudiced. ady, which was Ideal girl would be a brunette-slight, aHUC­ but I know I'm fu from alone in Ihe opinion that then making radio CJ3etrayal by Room­ tiH' and vivacious. She might well be of the as a commercial announcer he's just about at the top of history as a piOlleer ~t;.ge--ingenue type-but decidedly not fla~hy, the he;!.p. I've heard that view often ~ffirmed and re-~f­ station, alld ther~ cMate if CBS's Ace and ~he'd be a good dancer, alld modish in firmed both in the trade-by sponsors. advertising men, and he gained a com· dress She would be sophisticated, yet a good radio performers and ell:ecu lives-and out of it, by count­ plete and Hr~atile 'port, and ha\ e plenty of common sense. The less listeners. Enthusiasm is one of his most pronounced background. I nd­ Ilaggin~ t) pe would never do, and I know he'd characteristics, and he puts everything he has into the dentally, while at By Douglas Connah Ite·mand a sense of humor and a good di~Jlosi­ continuity he reads. As a result, you'lI usually find him Schenectady, he tion in his ideal. announcing for some of the air's biggest advertisers. Be­ broke in one of his A~ a faithful Boswell (nol to be confu.5C'd fore he arrived on the radio scene he w~s a salesman, and roommates, a young man named Jimmy \\'allington, as a with a sister team), it Yo'ould hardly be fair to pat he believes the sa l esm~nship training he h~d is ~n invalu­ WGYannouncer, Lou an.! Jimmy now occupy similar posi­ him on the back all the time, 50 I might add that, able ~sset to his announcing. tions across the fence as YOling and prominent announcers of although he's punclual on the job, he revels in un· Lou is a stickler for his work, ~nd the- matter of pro­ the two rival nelworks. There hase been se\eral instances punctuality off it. If he has an appointment for 9:30 nunciation is one of his pet subjKtS. I know of no one lately when they have represente-d their ri\'al camps in you'll surely see him by 11 :00. That, although he IS more meticulous in that regard, and his well-thumbed copy broadcasting the same- affair, a raconteur par t:\(,(l/€lI(t and always has a good ~tory of Dr. Vizetelly's little blue book is his Bible. Before a From Schenectady he shuffled off to Buffalo, as prO­ on tap, he i~ prone 10 drag it out with his 0\\ n in­ program he never fails to look up ~ny word that might gram director and announcer for the Buffalo Broadcasting volved embelli.,hments. "I hat he laughs at his own jOke.., embody the slightest shade of doubt, and he often gets Company, There it was that he fell in with Chase Taylor, and his laugh is the heartie~t of ear-splitting affairs indeed, invoh'cd in heated arguments o\'er pronunciation, both hrokerage house vice-prC5ident \\ith a sen;e of humor, who And that. if encourage-d, he may "put on the d('\g.·' as with his colleagues and in social gatherings, nearly always liked to fool around as a radio continuity ""riter in his we so quaintly phra5ed it in the dear old college days. ending as the winncr. spare time, They originatftl a program which was the and try 10 impre,~ you as a big shot. That he is gene-rous As far ;!.s Louis Dean is conccrned, he regards his embf}o of Ihe present Stoopnag[c and Budd act, and when to a fault alld will ~pend his last nickel to see a friend prestnt position as an announcer, which many might con· the crash came, Taylor gave up stocks and bonds entirely enjoy himself. And those, my dear friends, are the \\;orSi sider an enviable goal ill itself, as merely .. step ill his for radio, joinins " young BBC announcer, Wilbur Budd things I can find to say about the best of rricndL 2 Success Hasn't , , .Lanny finds lime to read, . • , ,Not a coumry estate but the ter~ race of Lanny's penthouse, •

ANNY ROSS' voice is :tllluys inter­ one to have his name painted on a law office door, fering with something, Spoiled HIM :lnel the other which led ultimately to his name Personally, ! would not care par­ beillg limned in incandescent bulbs 3t SOth Street ticubrly what my voice mtcrfered with and liroad\l'ay, £ as long as it brought me the renown ;md Incidentally, it is interesting 10 note that Lanny's finanCial return that his bring, him. I'or Ih~t matter, Lan ny Ross Realizes It Is first br03{ka~t-lhat was Ihe one for the coal company­ Mr I~o~) does not particularly care v.hat hi, voice wa:i over WJZ, v.hich had just moved into 711 Firtl. intcrlt'rL'5 lIith, either. JuSt as Hard to Hold (0hat AI cnur. I lIe lears ago, ill 1928, he made the Olympic track , J here were cement bags lying all around the le~m. But he diun't go to the Olympic games because pla,e." he reminisced, "It wasn't entirely finish~d, and he II;I~ engled only about a month. 1\,1,1 once in a while, when the going gels a liule loug.h, simple matter for Lanny Ross 10 get up there and sing. I hJt summer, Lanny and the si:l.ly members of the IIC hi' J WIJ;C of regret, and win his fame be,ause he hlS a very beautiful voke, \'ale Glee Club toured Europe, and when he returned in ':\ b'lyt'r CJn 5ay, 'I will hJ'e this inJiclment quashcd Allhough the volume of Lanny's fall mail, and the the f~11. Lanny found himself at something of a loose end. b.:':;IU"t! III the ca5C of The People IS. Zikh. 20 N. Y. 36-1, fact that feminine handwriting predominates in each . When you're been going to college for four years.­ a ~1I1l11.H IIIdictment was qua,he.1' but you (Ja't go out bundle indicates that he goes over particularly weI! wilh he e\llbined, "you fee! 50rt of lost when you graduate. So tlu.:rc ;UlJ say to an audience, 'Come on. now. Like this the fair sell, Lanny is a bachelor, and as far as [ was able I ellll'ret! the Columbia Law Schoo!." son;: 11!.'~lIu'l<.' it paloiched 'em la~1 Ilcek ill I Ll.Ckellsack,''' 10 find out, hls every prospect of continuing to be Ofle. 1I~ at the things he under­ J3 have occasion to write another piece lbout Lanny take'. While I ncrer saw him run, I linow he was a suc­ Ross, and that will come in hlndy then. (1',•• 11 lh~t, bCGlU,e twice h.-: g.11e young ,'Ir, Ray Barbuti But here is an interesting tid-bit, if you lille tid-bits. an c\~ellrnl rear view of LanilY Ro,~, ~nd I ha\'e seell His middle name is Patrick, and you would think that you,,!.! \lr. BJrbuli run. Certainly Lanny Ro>s has mllde a was Irish, wouldn't you? Well. it isn't. It's Scotch, Or $u.:,e., of ~lIlgin!l. perhaps [ should say 5<:ottish, because I would not care "In lOll;. mrporation reports otTered plenty of work to imply that there is anything Scotch about Lanny. I for a jOllllg aml ambitious la\\')er." he s~id. "And todJY, meJn anything Scotch in the way you use the term. if l'J /,HHlC Inlo a law office, 1001. Cit all lhc ill,oh'ency cases For tllO years Lanny has held a fellowship at the thnt: "oulJ be to handle." Julliard School, and he h~s nel'er made the mistake that 11111 tile regrets, faint in any C:he. ol'er his lost legal persons who achieve fame frequently fall into. I Ie has carC'er fade ulleriy when he is reminded concretely every never slopped studying. Indeed, I gathered he has some­ 1 hlll',da) night, at 8 o'dock,lhat lh~rc i~ nothing iTlso!l'ent thing of a passion for study-a driving desire to perfect ar.oul the concern \\hich ~pon'(HS lhe Showboal things, I Ie hopes someday to become a concert singer­ progralll, a great concert singer. I mean, And I imagine Ihe chances I h.:: fir~l singing of any imporl that Lanny e\'er are that if he wants to, he will. did \\J'i IIhcn, JS a boy. he sang for lila yeO dear to me. .lOd inste~d to ~ak ,omfortablc. rhat W;1S as softly and naturally as ~sible. It was a long time 00- the v.'ay I ~at at home lore I did not sound hke Portia or Lady Macbeth. but ;md re;1(1. The announcer hy conccntratiOil Oil the fact that I must tlilk as if I were came ooonding in again. having an evcrnl,lY ({)ll\er<,.1.tion with my friend~, I finally What :It restle~ little achie\'Cd something more in keeping with a modern radiO man he was! Pi~king up delivery. the mkrophone again, he After timing the ~peech and practicing sufficiently so pr.lctically pll~hed it as not to make an orallon, I would urge an}'one who is down my throat. ! was going on the air to get to the ~tudio:lt least twenty minutes so frightened by his look before he is s.:heduled. The average announcer is a busy ar,d the morbid thm.(ght man who mayor may not have learned your name, your that in his eye was mur~ miS5ion, and the amount of time allotted to you, wr­ der and in his hand " rectly. 1 hJ\e had to write my name and an announce­ weapon which would ment, in frenzied ha'te, just as the period before me was make short work of me, ~igning off. You ~hou!d ahvays a~k to see what h;15 bt.oen that I lost my place. written and make him SAY your namc so that )'0\1 know By an enormous er~ he can prollOunce it rir;.ht. I have heard Yarnall turned fort of con,entration I into Arnold or YarNELL right ~fore my very eH~, until found the wret..:hed sen~ I learned to make 5ure tlJ~t Ihe announcer knew it was tence again and fini~hed pronounced YAIU";AlL. ",ilh a Ilouri~h. I sat In the $Cco",! place, it is nvt always expectt-,j that back happiIY-;\fld then you will prefer ~itting do\\n at the microphone :1011 you ! happened to g),lOce at want to hal'e plenty of lime 10 nJlbin to the announcer the clo.:k. Was it pos­ th;\{, with a ~he,lf of paper~. you are more comfort.lble sible I had only talked ~illing th:m ~tanding. No matteT "'hat he says do not let eight minutc~? And I him per>ulde you to the contrary. for nothing is a~ ({om­ had been ~uppo,ed to fill forting as that table on "'hich 10 put your manuSi,:ript. in fifteen I '1 he :I!\nounc~ The amateur rna)' "'onder what the virtue is of ~illing er was frantically mo­ at a t~ble to broadca~t. I can vnly say that it spell~ more THE AUTHOR tioning through a glass comfort and ~curity than any other one thing. In~t(,;1d of A restful moment on her estate at ll/J.verford. Pa. partition to ~'l or~hestra h;lI'ing to hold a m'lnus.::ript in a hand, shaking ~o that in another st,udio to you are constantly aware of your nervousness, you can play. I was reassured as lay all your papers flat before )'ou. I saw them start in but I was fasdnated to \\-atelt the technique of a f.lmous the announcer was ~tlll crooner one day "'hen [ Ween of real '\Ialue to be worSl:'. firmly perched on my nose, ~tart('(/ out in Yrorkmanlike me, if I had followed his example. In~tead, I turned my Since then I have done a number of special feJ.ture costume as well mu~icl" . their dubious blessing, he betook him­ Suddenly, as though an un>ccn hJnd had snatched the self to Tokio. bow from hers, the musk ceased. There ..... as a sharp cry In the busy helter-skelter of the big in the stillness, Then a ..... oman SI)bhing. Little Leonid Japane>!! city. young Leonid. then &>lIIillovit,h Berladsky tookunobtru~il'e leal'e of Ille twenty, satisfied at least his de:iire for room. for he did not like to :s..'C his mother's tears, and variety, for in turn he was a hotel clerk, be d,,1 not quite understand what it was all about. a dancer, and fina1Jy a musician. lie I [e only knew that a man had brought a message to haJ brollght along his violin because he hio; fJther. the doctor, and that when his mother heard it, liked to play it; he had no idea then of 51,,! \udden[y dropped her I'jolm, and sobbed bitlerly, while usins it to earn his livelihood. Rut he hi, Lither sought to comfort her. found that it was his most lucrative 1 hat yery day, Dr. Berlad_ky palled !iil!e Leonid on sour~e of revenue. tl.e 1"'l,J, kissed his wife a fond j::ood bye, and went away to joill his Russian Siberian Co~sa~k regiment in the NOEED, so much money did it world war. bring in there in Tokio that 'Ik a good boy;" he told little Leonid. "and remember <8 Leonid soon found him<;elf with to ol~y your mother, and pracli~e your n1u.,ic faithfully, a silable bank balalKe. He had become so 1"1" will be able to play me a wekome when I come a rabid movie fan, and spent el'ery bad,,"' moment of his spare time in one or And little Leonid dutifully did as he was told. and another of the Tokio cinema palaces. LEON BELASCO pr,}diccd his nlUsic faithfully, and played his father 1I where he followed avidly the silver sheet En turn, he was a hotel clerk, a dancer, and finall!l ""~kome years later, when he came home rr01ll the war adl'entures of Bill Ilart. Charles Ray, a nWSIClan \J1l,c',ithed, I larry Carey, Anna Q. Nillsen, and Bul even then, the good ph}sician. joyous ill his home-. olher sl3rs of the day. He detided he rontin~. never dreamed that one day hi~ boy's violin ..... ould would like to sec the places .... here movies were made, But getting a. job presented lillie difficulty now, and $Clld out its magic music 10 null ions of radio Ii~teners, or A hasty calcu[ation showed him that after paying his Leon soon found himself a member of the orche~tra on the thlt the little boy was to become Leon Bel:t~co, famous passage to San l'rancisco. he W(luld haye J200 left, and to liner Leviathan. In the same orche~tra was an obscute orch~,tra leader atop the swank}' 51. Moritz Ilotel in far Leon then, ,100 looked like enough money to last an in­ young singer. with a. high pitched voice, ..... ho held a brass on New York. delinite time. So he booked p.uSOIge. and landed in inSHument whi.:h he did not play, but which made him 1 he departure to join his regiment in the world war Cllifornia. look Quite illlpres~h'e. "'a, not nOl'el to Dr. Berladsky, for he had been called But he soon learned that America was not the land of The young singer was addicted to ()ractical joke5, Jnd away 10 the wars before, and perhaps had he not been, plenty he had pictured. He found that jobs were scarce. there were times when he got in the hair of the tempera­ you might never haye heard of I.eon Bela~~o. Three years and that 'ZOO was not nearly so much money in San mental Russian. hut even so there was a buoyant comrad­ afh'r I can was born, in Odt!ssa, Russia, Dr. Berladsky was ['ranciseo as it was ill Tokio. frantically he searched, all ship about him which won him a place in the heart or c.dted to the colors at the outbreak of the Russian­ day long.. day ,in and day out, for a job, while his little I.eonid Selllinoyitch Berladsky, and the two became fast J..l!,"'h:~,e war, in 1905. hoard dll in died at an alarming rate. friends. 011 lhat occasion, Dr. BerLld,ky', wife, a noted musi­ One day, whcn he had lillie except some small change Indeed. so close did they become that one day the ci~J\ who had sacrificed her car~er to mMr}' the prominent left from his capitJI, Anna Pavlowa came to San Fran­ singer, a chap named MorloTt Downey, told the violinist phy~i..:inn of her native city. took her children to trayel ci~co. 't'ouflg Leon, hungering for a chat with a fellow­ he ought to change his name. through lurope. Russian. visited the famous danseuse at her hotel. She "Leon Se'11inovilch Berladskyl" Downey exclaimed. g,we him a letter to a Honolu[u steamship line, which "Why it sounds like a contagious disea;c! Why don't you 'IE;-"! hostilities finally ce~sed, and she received ..... ord landed him a job in the orchestra of one of the line's gi\'e your friends a break and shorten it up a few syllab[e,or from her husband that he had come through un­ Hawaii shi()s.. The Rus,ian pondered a moment, shrugged his e ... pre;;- W. scathed, he told her to rejoin him at llarbin. Fie That ..... as the last time in all of his checkered career sive shoulders, and agreed. . h,1I1 decided at the dose of lhe war 10 settle in Manchuria, that I.eon was el'er broke. "Ver' well, Mort," he said. "I eon Belasco to you .... and I'ractice medicine there in~tead of returning to hi~ By the time the Honolulu engag..:ment terminated, he And that is how he also be.:callle Loon Belasco to YOlL nilt."..: Odessa. was on his feet again financially, and he had learned more '[ he Oriental glamour of his borhood in picturesque about American people. It was much easier for him to FEW months after the engagemeTtt ahoard the Manchuria instilled into the little boy a wanderlust that ·Iand a job, and he next found himself where he had longed Leviathan terminated, Belasco's telepholle bell ll~' IH:Vcr been stilled, and which was to lead him into the to be when he was back in Tokio-on a movie lot. He aroused him from a sound sleep at three o'dock f!5S in Los Angeles, one became insane, one committed frOIll the bank :ji9,OOO which he had salted away, threw U(J ace orchestra leader. suicide after a tragic romance, one studied medkine and is his job despite the offer of a raise from the movie company, Perhaps that chance friendship aboard the LeViathan now Ilractidng with Leon's father ill l\Ian~huria, and the and embarked upon a leisurcly trip around the world. lie was a bit of good fortune for Downey as well as Belasco. otl.er i~ the noted radio orchestra maestro, Leon himself. stopped off in Paris to see his mother; in lIarbin to pay for together they began their climb toward the peaks and When he was twenty years old, the l1bnchurian doC­ his respects to Dr. Bcrladsky, his father. found the climbing not an unpleasant task. Each, perhaps,. tor's dreamy son had not the slighte.lt idea of the career By the time he :urin~d in New York, time 00 his might be credited in fame's official bo« ,Cal\! with an assist, upon which he would embark. lie did not care to follow hands had begun to pall, aJ1d he felt a yeawing to get back for while doubtless each by I'irtue of the hn that he had in the footsteps of his father, and make medicine his to work. Which, perhaps, was just as .....ell, because there the stuff would prohably have scaled the heights singly, prof('"iiion; the life of a bu~ine5S m:ln, with its regular hours was not I'ery much left of the 19,000 with which he had there is no doubt but that their te3m .... ork wa. a helt;' aJ.d mOllotonous routine was equaUy dbtastcful. As to ~tarted out, to botlL Conducted hy Col. Stoopnocracy Department Stoopna;gle & Budd HINGS are indeed unpeac.hy! can say "Jackuel Q. Stoop robinson," everybody doesn't gone out to start a whispering campaign against a couple In fact. we might venlure to say that have any ideas for sluB to be disinvented. of guys. sluff in the world of Stoopnocracy is un­ Well, we were up against it, that's what we were. Up Then we called Ishmael Unh. the fellow \\oho makes ducky I against it. Puzzled is no name for what we were, let us pullman-car windows hard to open. He certainly wasn't Come, come, youse Stoopnocrats, and tell you. Then, in desperation, we jumped up, grabbed any help. No sirec, Bobnagle. He was out too----{lllt playing UJrally to the cause on account of nobody's writing us any the telephone and frantically began dialing some of Stoop­ a game of Into-lhe-herrmg-b~rrel with Uncle Aljce. V funny stuff any more. Ah. us. (That's plural for "Ah, mc. ) npcracy's standbys. As a t~st resort we called Gu~hie Softboi!. plushstroker Here we were literally whi7.zing along, lickety-split. The first mug we called was Filbert Cheval Chape.lUx. in a sofa factory. Sofa as he was concerned, he was a Phew I Some whining! And suddenly, Q.uicker than you the fellow who designs the straw hats worn by work­ flop. lie can't speak pretty good English. horses. He didn't have any ideas. In fact, he wasn't e\"en Having culled pr~ctically everybody of note, we culled r W1l<~1 .. t home. over some ideas of our own, a few of which we will now -.S__ '~RE'fOL\I 'tH" I":lk:f We said "shucks" to ourselves a few times and once preseflt, we're afraid...... ----____...... SO G::A.T!o ('Ali f.u again put our shoulders to the wheel. The next of our On account firemen have to wear themselves out a­ ___...... , ~n PLI"I(l£ TO old cronies whom we called was J. Eustace Shush, who clanging and a-sirening away to so many fires, we decided . PL*,~E=- tkfTHOUT makes the "SILENCE" signs for motion picture houses. to fix things up for them. The result was Stoopnagle illld ,,1-"".yIt ~ U51f'1 G THt:;:IR t::= NG'M~ !r He wasn't much of a help either on account of he had just Budd's patented building roller. for rolling buildings into the river when there's a fire. thus saving millions of i:loJ.. S(lME (If'! ,:t\ ~ PJ?of1,NIiHT PEot'U lars worth of fire apparatus. The only difficulty with this BoAT ('OIHG­ ~f, ..M\(e ,HT J:'A v,,,wey... is that our invention would substitute building-rolling­ chiefs for fire chiefs, and if there weren't any more fire FRoM A"-'ASI I"\!:.K. HoUSES that. We've got to go into hiding now to perfee! OUT latest SU/l.}:I.,,,G OM r,,~~ 6C:/HG­ opus. l1's a horiLOntal elevator for taking you to your QOl-Lr:V YoWl"! HILL 10 THE: office after you'le reached your floor in the regular eleva lOr. L.A",e 01"1 s,Toof'/'1f'\eLV AND Before we go we wi~h to lament. Disin\'entions, that's Su.t>p'~ Pl\l[:/"ITED B\J/l- DfHG­ SDfT6OI1., what we want from youse Swnpnocrats. Ideas. Butter-ball paddles are mdec:d perplexing objects, nol ~Cl.lf"RS. THIS ~"'ES f:,Pr: PlU~H­ ST"Clk'FR IN A APPARATtlS AND WE"A~ SofA Ff-'~ro.Rr Af'lJ) TEAP- ON F-IRfOl'I~N. II, lor 110 naso/! al nil, ),OU ASLW£: : U'out to become 0 SIOOPIlo­ Tf.I.NK t1uT ? FILeSRT ef-iEVAL CHAPEAU,,; ual, uud au idea lor a dWII- ThE F"ELI..OI'II ...... /lu 9E~'C;,.,S 1o'ffllio/l to C%ud S/oopllilg/e rl('TV~E 0(::. L~k"E WITH Tf.lE STPAW HAT:) W(lRN alld Budd. car~ 01 RAUIO e\JILDftiC;; II'f IT AF-rt:~ '6'( W(lRf< - I-IOI?~~ GumE, III Four/I! Ave .. New LAK'e. PuT fili"E OtJT 70\1 York. Yon u'lll be (//Tal/cd ("i\NT SEE ThE CvlL 0/1 tbe Great SloopnOJcroll 1>,,.,,, "00V"~ ISHM"El UriH, THE ~l.l.()w IVHt> aud u'ill rrccl,-'c ou~ 01 tl!eu ~1!'-(t'4-.J~ Ir/.s UNPJ'O~ HAf(ES PVl~ MAN -CAR WIMPOw.s: \YATf'P S ILL 'f f dllck)' bill/OIII f/CSI/tIlCd by • HA RP Ttl (l PO~. tbc Colo/ld. From FloorwaZker to Radio StaT'"' he was in error-it wasn't a job, but a w~lking marathon and at the beginning of his second term, he was given .. of eight hours daily that left him dog-tired at night. contract by the Philadelphia Grand Opera CompJny. By Ernest S. Colling For a year, Thibault kept it up with a stiff upper Thibault contlllued his work at the Curtis Institute lip. walking miles and miles in the hot, dose atmosphere for the years. meanwhile appeanng regularly with the of the store, and studying and practic.ing long hours each opera company and advancing trom small parts to le .. d­ ISTER Teeeebo!" evening. I t was a pretty ghastly experience. but it did ing roles.. During the summeh he went abroad ;and pol. "Say, Gloria! Lamp that frowzy-lookin' two things for the young singer: it let him prove to him­ ished up his high notes and low notes with the best dame over at Gloves. Know who that is? self that he had the guts to carry a thing through, once he European teachers. It's Mrs. Van de Ruytz, 'r I'm it Spanish had started it; and it taught him to be a real trouper, Completing his studies, the young baritone took up CJD onion I" which means putting on the show in spite of hell and high the more lucrative work of making classical records and "ller? Buyin' bargain mitts? Why, she_" ..... ater. won became a "best seller." Last year he was chosen, with "Please, young lady; I am rather in a hurry!" So Conrad went back home, sang for awhile with a Rose Bampton, the glittenng young star of the 1-.1etro­ "Mister Teeeeebo! Mister Teeeeeebo!" dance orchestra-anC! jumped from that into Grand Opera! politan Opera Company, to make the Victor "Brahms Al­ Enter R. U. E, a Young Floorwalker. It is 5 :29 p. m., The choirmaster was at the bottom of that, too, in a bum." a series of records Issued m connection wilh the and from the way he walks, you just know the Y. F:s way; for it was he who urged Thibault to try for a scholar­ Brahms Centennial observance. doggies feel as if they'd been pickled in brine. He okays ship at the Curtis Institute of Music Philadelphia. He Thibault also did some radio work while in Phila­ the charge, while the salesgirls mentally purr over him. tried, and won under wraps, which in music parlance mean~ delphia, and when he later c~me to New York, he Then the dosing gong sounds, and he drags himself to the about four aria$ and a couple of recitatives. He started fitted in immediately on some featured progr~ms over hall bedroom that he caUs home. his studies under the great baritone, Emilio de Gogona, National Broadcasting Company networks, notably the For half an hour he lies on the bed with his shoes "Through the Opera Glass" series with Archer Gibson off, wishing that he could stay there and rest and rest 2nd last yeH. _but it's got to be done; so he pulls himself together with This work appealed to the singing ex-floonvalker_ it groan and limps to a street car on which he rides for "twice the money and half the work." he says-and now half an hour uptown. Then a brownstone_front house, he is confining his elTorts almost exclusively to broadcast­ whose hallway smells of the ghosts of departed cabbage; mg. At present, Conrad fhibault 15 featured on two a dismal room furnished principally with a piano; an outstanding NBC programs, the Maxwell Ilouse Show excitable little man with wild hair; and an hour of scales Boat on Thursdays, and the Philip Morris program with ;and vocal exercises that apparently get nowhere and mean Ferde Grafe on "Ionday, Wednesday and Saturday eve­ nothing except more torture for the aching feet. nings each week, both over NBC-WMAQ networks. For a year this was the almost daily routine of a cer­ tain young Conrad Thibault, erstwhile embryo chemical ERllAPS the road over which Conrad Thibault had engineer who had an idea that he could become a great to travel to fame was somewhat rock-strewn, but singer. He had come from school, where he studied chem­ rp the difficulties that beset his path are now defin­ istry, to the big city, fired with ambition which was largely itely in the asset column. For. IIhere many stars might inspired by the confidence and encouragement of the be inclined, once they had arTived. to shirk the monotonous choir-master of the church in Northampton, Mass., at work that i5 required m order to keep on being a star, which he was baritone soloist. A distinguished fellow­ all this singing ex-floorwalker needs to do to make his citizen, who was then President of the United States, 21so present work seem easy IS to let his memory slip back to had shown an interest in him and had urged him to make those floorwalking days. the most of his undoubted talent. Then, no :natte. how h~rd he must work now, this But e\'en a future great artist must eat, and to pro­ present existence seems Just one beautiful bed of roses.. vide for Ihis annoying but necessary detail, young Con­ And gradually, the youthful baritone is winning wider lad got himself a job as a floorwalker at a Fifth Avenue and more favorable recognition for his radio work, and department store. The pay was good enough to supply critic5 have bC.!ew York following. During thC5C three years. she di~liked the way the incumbent established a record, making fifty-six appeJrances during contralto held her music. She the season, the [arge~t number of any member of the COfu­ held her arms out rigidly stiff pany, She is con~idered one of its most va[uable mem­ from her body with tbe sheet bers. This season her performances of Stefano in ~Romco of music s ..... aying up and down. and Juliet," Mrs. Delne in "Peter [bbetson" and Adalgisa. I fCmenlber telling mother in "~orma~ were among those brQ.ldcast over the National after one service one Sunday Broadcasting Company's network directly from the stage that I was booing to be contralto of the Metropolitan Opera House. 5010ist some time and show Today she has achieved her ambition. After success in that woman how she should the principal grand opera auditoriums of her nltive land hold her music. That was the and in concert throughout Americ'l, Miss Swarthout hu sole motive ..... hich resulted in met that larger, more cosmopolitan citizenship-the ••• as Nieja/a in "Sadko" ••• . as tne page boy Stefano In lilY 1)1aking my threat good. radio audience. Iler reactions indicated that she wa. "Romeo and Juliet" • •• .., apparently was bom them. too.. And she call be a radio Ill'/! 7. 8 Radio GUIde

Features: Bert Lahr 7J1O P.M. ~,1S P.M­ Sunday, June 18 'DT Columbia Revue 'DT

WGH-!Mt l.ake Tabern"d~ Choir WGE5-11.li." OpOTa $1.,"; Chi.'go, Met· 9:00 p.m, CDT ~ 1:00 ".m. CST Or_~"n (CBS) '"' Fop ropolil,n ami Philadelphia Opera St"" KVW-'fho GIOhe Trottot; N.",. LOG OF STATIONS WJJD-IL,J'pl' Gu Lucky nm.. Youp Album in prrson WBBM-John Jl,'nry, llI.ck Riv,.t Giant WJKS-\\'.I<:h TUlloc PrO!(,atn WJK5-1i..t1.. ,1 !lou, (CBS) (CaS) WMAo- 4:15 p.m. CST WBIIM-Norm Sherr, piani.l; J ..ki. WIBO--Jbe Spr;"ter, sports WJK5-.No 8:15 p.m. CST WBBM-Orun Melodi •• WCFl-Wn-l. O•• h."I.a KVW-ll""dl CI.vr~· B.nd WENR_S.r~ice. f.om C.ntral Churd:! WlS-LlI.",o Exq"i.~ (NBC) WBBM-Btn 1'(ollaok', Or.h~morrow·. N.ws WMAQ-lnlem.li.;m.l lid-8il. (N8C) WG£5-F'OIISh TI,n'cr G! Ih. Alr WJ K5-Prai.e and I'romi.., Hou. 11 ;45 i.m, eDT ~ 10:45 a.m. CST WJJ D-Cr«·k II"". 9:35 p.m. CDT ++ 8:35 J.m. CST WGH-lIc~d;o~ Ih Comic. WJK5-tlrphic Mal. Qu.nd WGN-Hcadline, 01 Other Oays WGES-Our Lady ..I So...... C.tholic WLS-M;"."i'ch'. Ho 11 :00' ~.m. CST WMAQ_J.m •• "l~1ton. lenor; Youn", KVW-Sunday at S"lh l'ark ... (NBO KYW-lmcl. Hob ",ith Ih. Ccmi .. En .. m!:.le (NBC) WBBM-{;"y Lombardo', Ro~.1 Can.di~n. WAAF-Mu,;•• 1 Hour W£NR-Ted W.,..m'. Oreh<>! •• FRr[}DlE M~kTIN 6:10 p.m. COT ~ 5:111 p.m. CST WBBM-Fr.d .'cibel at U,.or".n (CBS) WGN-W.,-,,~ I{i,,~'. Orche".a WGN-Con.ccIOrrh.Slra WCFL-Mu,iul Variely Program Olle (II tht }'OJ/Ngtst of the WlS-S.,o;" l!~l"'"'.r WMAQ-Th Orang. Lant.rn. ",y.I~'J WJK5-Fred F.ibel, ~rgani.t (CBS) d,~"" (/IIBC) 6;15 p.m. CDT ~ 5:15 p,m. CST WMAQ-5be T,OH.r; Sew, Gf Ih~ 10:00 p.m. eDT ~ 9;00 p.m. CST SU»frior 11:30 p.m. CDT ~ 11:30 a.m. CST shOllldu rrspOJJJibililil'J ill iln \V,uld WCfl-W<>rkm.n', Circle WBBM---{;ompindcQr •• emfy ilge, bating bewme WGH-Bridg" (.l"b of Ih. Air WCfl-lIi~h~ght. 01 loIu ... all ar­ WJ K5-p".,,,lar D.nc~ Melodies WJ K5-Pancbo Ouh~,tra (CBS) 1:00 a.m. eDT ~ 1:00 a.lII. CST WL5-Poh.h Music Huu. phiJIl ill Ihru . • . broke WlS-Wotld E(o"~mi( Conf.rence fT •• m 10:15 p.m. eDT ~ 9:15 p.m. CST Ii.YW-S"n.h,g. Pr"llram; Paul McClur. WJ K5-l'a,,1 Whil~m.n·~ 1oIu.ic&1 .. both legs m il 100/vlllI game l.on,lor, INDI') KVW-::'poru R.por1eJ WAAF-Morn;ng Df\'clicn. WMAQ-U. of C. Round Tablt. O1,d "Ptllt nM'/y Iwo years On WMAQ-lIor.., 500'& Philo,ophy (NBC) WCfl-lithuanian Program W£NR-Donald Nevi •. I.nor INBC) CDT +io 11 :45 i.m. CST aHlchts . , , lims disabled, be 6:20 p.m. CDT ~ 5:20 p.m. CST WJK5-Gary Civic ntpr<>ph •• wbi(b be j/ifI dabble; in fOllay, 6:25 p.m. eDT ~ 5:25 p.m. CST .:30 a.m. eDT ~ 1:30 a.m. CST 111:20 p.m. CDT ~ 9:20 p.m. CST and music, 1/'''i(b hOJ baomt hu KYW-SJI""S I!ni... "I Ihe 1>.y WAAF-O.gan M.lodi .. KVW-H".k O'H ••• ·• Or.h~.,,~ WeFl-R.lipou. Po1i.h P,o,.... lortl' . .. led Ibe orpbalwge billld 6:30 p.m. CDT ~ 5:30 p.m. CST WJJ D-Sonday Mornin, Frolic ill SprlJlg(icid , .• at/ended high KVW-Ilu'_ian S}",ph"nic (''hoir (NBC) )0:25 p.m. cor ~ ,:25 ,.m. en W8BM-Pr., i~" of l.ondon Economic Con WGN-T.m~; WUlhe, Fo«.. ", a.m. CDT +i> 8:00 I.m. CST $Chool ill Clet'r!olld alld pllrctDud 9:00 fer.n ••, H. V. Kah.nbom (CBS) WAAF-Sac•• d 5olle 1('ilh his >lJetlgre Sm>­ 10:30 p.m. COT ~ ':30 p.m. CST WGN-SIl<'.I~ 1ttport.r WBBM-M.lod~ Parade (CBS) illSs while work"'g in Il groary KVW-Nighl Song; organ; trio (NBC) store.. bewllle fellder 01 Ibe WJJO-Sporl< lI.,i.w of lhe O.y WCFl-l)on B>rango', Oroh .. lr. WeFL-Pa"la Georg .. , contralto; Getman, WJKS-Poli,h 1I""r Boh~mian and I'oli,h .rli,Io school orchl'slril 1I1ld, laler, IlS a W£NR-(),ch •• tral Gon,. 8:)5 a.m. CST WMAQ-Th Kin~·. J.q~._; h~,,"on, '. pbcl/Je /ublJlquc • J]e pro­ W{'N-fon~." O«h~'lra WGE5-V;enn.,. Nilhl. greHel] so 8:311 a.m. CST 1~::~~~;::;:G.rb.r"s Orrh."r. (NBC) 7:00 p.m. eDT ~ 6:00 ~.m. CST WGN-8erni. t..~mmins· Orch ••lra WAAF_Rih Murray'. Friend.hip Dub Thumb'. Th.uer sis/td Ibal fbe band Freddie !fllS KYW-Mark f'_h~.', O,i<.~o " •• iely Progr.m (CBS) 1:55 p.m. eDT 0(4 12:55 p.m. CST is omalfM 7!lm.'ies. WCFl-Oon B.r.n~o', OTeh.,t.. WBBM-p.,ad. ~! M.lodi •• WGN-P~hntr Hou,. E""mble WLS-\\'.alh.r and Li,·p.loch WJKS------{Jld I'I.nr •• ;o" Four WENR-Charl;o Kerr'. Orch~.I.a (NBC) WENR-Moming Mu.ic~lc (NBC) 1;00 p.m. CST WGE5-Poland in Song Wl5-Dno lIall Tt--+ ':IS a.m. eST 1 Wl5-A"ooiati n Rool E,I~lc Tupayer$ II :45 p.m. COT ~ 10 :~5 p.m. CST o WAAF-T"~ S"nd.)" ~'~nado WGN-Charli. A~n."·, Oreh"," KVW-BrIgb! Spot WCFl_C~rl S~h ..ib ..·s Orchotla A",,,hl an,! Ooa,} •• Carlile W£NR-T~m G~run', Oreheslr. (NIlC) WJJD-J."I.,· R"~"," W1KS~-1"ca~" "",i"ly Hour (CBS) WJ KS-J"hn"y tlamp', Orch.Mr. (lBS) IrBS) 2:15 p,m. COT _ 1:15 p.m. CST WJJD-B ••cball; Sox n. New York WAAr-Ma~nu. WJK5-po.r. GolJ (CBS) ~ 12:00 Mid. CDT ++ 11,00 p.m, CST WMAO-Ca~iloi Thcatn Or~hnt,a INBC) Schul.., lyric bu. 8:00 p.m. COT 7:00 p.m. CST KVW-llusk O'Ha.~'. Orc~~.'ra 2:30 p.m. eDT ~ 1:30 p.m. CST 4:15 p."'. CDT ~ 3:15 p.m. CST KYW-D. .,oco 01'Oh.,lra 10:3{l a.m. CDT ~ 9:31] un. (ST WEHR-Ted W~em.· Orch .."a WAAt-Ju". C."ol WAAr-£H,,;n~ ~"ng WAAF-RbYlhmic Cene.rl KVW-In Ih R.dio Pulpil; Dr. Ihlph WGES-OWI rat W. 5hn"e O,hl .",! WJK5-Nnrman C.r~'. Ofander, WBBM--{;Il' Ar"".i,,,·" Oreh.lr~ Bny neal son (CB<;) WCFl-n .... f 1\.I;on. KVW-Dan'~ O.. hoSlra (NBn WAAF-Jun. Canoll WG£S-"lhe Old S.lIle. WJKS-C.ll"dral Hou. rCBS) 4:35 p.m. CDT ~ 3:35 ~.m. CST &:30 p.m. CDT ~ 7:30 p.m. CST Write for Wl5-John Brown. "i.,,;'l; Ad,1e Bnndl, WBBM-J~,'~ Br""~', teoor, D,. HUh!""l, KYW-\l.ri" (.rrNa, via"i;l INBC) 1:00 •.m. COT o(-? 12:00 Mid. CST orga,,;_1 WBBM-Jin .. "y ~:ri~'-, Orcheslra WBBM-Arouncl tt,e T,,"'n; Oance Or­ FREE ",10•• 1 .he,t... WSBC-5un,hi"o Malinee 4:45 p.m. CDT ~ 3:45 p.m. CST WeFL-S"oJhh CI •• (LJ SampJc6 W£NR-A",orican AI]}"," of famili., 3:15 p.m. COT ~ 2;15 p.m, CST WEHR-I.o '1',"0 Rum."t;~u< (NBC) WJK5-WI. ond Bit, and prices M",;o (NBC) 1:15 a.m. CDT ~ 12:15 ,.m. CST KVW-S~"'jJh""~lI. (NBC) 5:00 p.m. eDT ~ 4:00 p.m. CST WGN-lJal K,'m]>'. O.tl,..lra Wl5-V« a"d Johnny, '0",. and pall .. WJK5-"linl Martin,' All A""rieano ](YW_Tw,li~hl Musical. WJJD-f"d liNk. cr~'n ir (NBC) WENR-L~I)'Oijc llour INIlC) WGN-E"'J~" JI" .... WJK5-J'Qj>u!ar D:w.c )l,,~ . , Radio Guide 9,

4:45 P.M, 7:00 P.M. Grub Street COT Monday, June 19 Harry Reser CDT

WEHR-Rhythm R:nnbkr' {NBC) 11:00 l.m. CDT 7:00 ;I.m, tST 1:35 p.m. COT ~ 12:3'5 p .... CST KVW-Sam Robbin,' Orch~,tn (NBC» WCFl-St~ve Sumnu, Union T~'" KVW-Mllsical Clook; nridr prot'.... WGN-Digest of the Dar; Neon W::~;J.ckie i!dl~r,lenor; N...... Shur, 5:15 p.m. COT ~ 4:15 p.m. CST WGN-Hot trom HoUywood; Abe Lym&8', WAAF-Brukfnt E~press WJJD-Frnl. Beck, organist WBBM-W~lkathon NeW5 Details Orchestra; I"';n, KaufmilD (CBS) WBBM-Little Jack Lihiion., (CBS) WMAQ-Today's ChildreD WENR-Pat Barne. WJKS-TI'e B.r Associatio" WeFL-wefL Kiddin' Aeroplan~ Clu'l WSBC-R.dio Revi... KYW-Prud."c. Penny. household hiats WSSM-Lote N~w. Flubu WAAF-S.lon Mu!ic WL!i-Phil Cook', Shlvcrs (NBC) WGES-Soh",i." .f~]o)diel WjJ 0-80bbi. Dick""n WMAQ-Conrad ThiboouLI; Ferde Grote', WGH-Good Morning; Mu,.j.~1 Pros ..... 11:00 •. m. COT ++ 10:00 a-,", CST WCFL_K~ow ThYSfJf KYW-Rcx Maupin's Carni~al WJK5--Art COOgan'. Orchestra (CBS) Orchestra (NBC) WJJD-H~PP1 Go Luclly T .... e WGN-Da~.~ Or(h ..tra WAAF-B.nd.tand WlS-AI and Pet' WJJO-Bubb Pi(kud 5:2lI p.m. COT ~ 4:20 p.m. CST 8:00 p.m. COT ~ 7:00 p.m. CST WBBM--{;.org~ HaU's Orchestra (CBS) WJ KS-Poti.1I PrOllr~1II WJK5-The Captivalors (esS) WSBM-News Flashu KYW-WendeU lIall. RnI·Helded Music WMAQ--T""e Time WENR--{;ene Arnold'. COrnm .... oUl (NBC) WL!i-tiv .. tnck and Gr.in Markd. Mahr WGN-Morning Variety Program 5:30 p.m. COT ~ 4:30 , ..... CST WSBC-Polish Hour WMAQ-Si,tu. of tbe Skillet (NBC) KYW-Unde Boh's Curb·i5·tbe·Umit Oub WAAF-Rhj·thm Serenade WHO-N."" Fl • .bes WCFL-Mona Van, ooprano ",1";.£ ':15 ".m. COT 7:15 1.101, CST WJKS--{;eorge Hall', Orcll6tra (CBS) l:SO p.m. COT ++ 1Z:50 p.m. CST wBaM-Skippy; Chitdren·•• kil WCFL-Eddie H.n.on, organi.1 WSBM-!)wtt!ish Si"ten from C.nt"., WSBM-Musical ~"'. WMAQ-Spanish Lessons WS8M--l'a1 Flanasan'. Spoc-t "unmu of PrOgre .. (C8S) WCfL_Tlme Par~d. WEHR-Three X Sisto .. (NBC) 2:00 p.m. COT ~ 1:00 CST WGH-Htarl to n .. 't Club WLS-The Sook>l,op. Wm. V;ckbnd and 11 :IS a.m. COT ~ 10:IS _.n.. CST ,.III. WGN-Singing Lady; ...,,). Jnd rh,..... WAAF-World News Reportl KYW-Jlu Maupin's COllcert. youlUt WJJO-R.dio Comic. WJJO-Your Neighbors R~l"h Emeroon WAAF-Q,icalo on Par~d. WJ K5-Swedi.h Si,,~ers, fra... W",ld'. WJKS-lIun!l".rian Program WSSM-Virginia Cbrke; Gene and Ch ...li. WJKS-Cl ....ical Pia"o Selections WENR-To ])., annuoneed WCFL-Eddic H.n...,n, .... r.nt~t ",i. (CBS) WMAQ--Broakfn.t Club, orchuta (NBC) WMAQ-Richard Himber'. En,.mbl. WJJO-Biily,!,unshine WGN-I'al,n.t Hou"" En...... ble (NBC) WL!i-Mi"slrd. (NBC) ':30 I,m, COT ++ 7:30 .II.m. CST WJJO-Bitty Sun.h'ne WMAQ-lhrry HotH.k', GypSle. (NBC) WeFL-D.nce Mu,ie 11 :30 ~.m. COT ~ 10;30 a.m. CST WJKS-Ann luf 01 the orr- (CBS) 5:45 p.m. COT -A- 4;45 p.m. CST WS8C-I'otish 1I0ur KYW-Ro,. Vanderbosth al tbe pi.no WL5-Seity and Bob INBC. WAAF-The SpotJi~ht WJKS-Lurn to Speak En~l;,h WAAF-Varict, 8:15 p.m. CDT ~ 7:15 ,.m. CST WLS-Jad, and Joe "LoonaliCOI of the AU" WMAQ--G~~'t Speaku (NBC) WBSM--Grandpa Burt"" Stori,.. KYW_M ... Au,tin YouDC WSSM--concerl Minialura (esS) WSBC-Pnpu!ar Dane. WCFL-R.~e of Nation. WAAF-Sunscl S3Me 1:45 a.m. COT ++ 7;45 I.m. CST WCFL-Modern ljvinc WEHR-IJttI@ Orpbaa Annie, thildtu', 2;15 p.m. COT ~ 1:15 CST WCFL-WO'L Orcbestra WBBM-Rei. and Dunn, 'on'tt1y and. son,s WEN R-Mcrriemn Quartd (NBC) ,.JIll. playlet (NBC) WGH_H~I Wright'. Orch ..tn WGN-Arthur Tracy, th., StrHt Si",. (CBS) WGN-Morkd Reporto WGN-UttJe Orph~D Annie, .hildr... •• and Lonesome Lula (CBS) WJJO-Bubb Pichrd WJJO-Flmou. Ordoutra pl.ylo! (NBC) WJK5-~bjor Kord Prog"',., WLs-Quartu Hour ill Thne-qnrler Ti.. e WJJO-Mu.ic Mule" WLS-Produee Markd P.eport"" WJKS-String Trio WJJO-Fred Bltei:, orJ:U "ledion. WJKS--Chic and Dn.lopnleot Progra.. WMAQ-String Ensemble WMAQ-MondIY Mati,," (NBCI WJ K5--()ur Orcb ••lra 8:55 a.m. COT ~ 755 ~m. CST WMBI--continucd 51....,. a.adlJr.c; WeD' WSBC_Walt. Tlma WMAQ-OId Pappy 8:30 p.m. COT ~ 7:3" p.m. CST WJK5-I'oUee nulleti", KYW--chiclto Thutu Stan d.1l P. Lovel .... 2:20 p.m. COT ~ 1:20 ,.M. CST WL5--lhrry Slwe, news ••d 6;00 p.m. COT ~ 5:00 p.m. CST WBBM-Drama: love Ind rom ....,. 11 :15 a.m. COT ~ 10:15 &.111. CST WBBM-PIt ~l.naJan·. Sport U ...... ch .. KYW-Stow Riyer, vo.. list. (NBC) WCFl-Tholma and Jack 9:00 ~.m. COT ~ 1:00 ~.m. CST WGN-P.m,ed Dr.~ms 2:30 p.m. COT ++ ldO ,.m. CST WAAF~Paul MitcheU. the Themi.t WEHR-Molody )lom.nt. (NBC) KYW-Fpur Southern Singer. (NBC) WGN-Eytnin~ in Paris; orcheslral prO- 11 :45 a.m. COT ~ 10:45 un. CST KYW-Wo""n·. Rldio Rnin (NBO WBBM-Up to P.r; health tallt WAAF-Morninl: Merry-Co·Rouad WCFl-Eddy Ilon...,n, ..... uist WCFL-WCFL Orchestra ,ram (CBS) W8BM-ln the Lu: ...mburg C",d."s (CBS KYW-Rhy,hmic Serenad. (NBC) WC N-Yi~nnue Ens.",ble WENR-What's the Newsl WJJO-Jaek Burndt, lenor ...[ .. 51 WCFL--Ger"'.11 EnUrtatnm1lll1 W AA F-I': ... U. Barnes. pianist WJJD--frttl B~tk, selltelio... WG£$-Johnn, Van, the Melody M•• WJ K~~n and Varn""" WGE5-Canar, Con.e.t WJJO-Qr~.n Melodies or, ... WJKS-!'iews Fl",b •• WJ K5-Columbil Salon Ora.".lra (CBS) WGN-Uncle Quin. Joan, Doony Oreamer, WMAQ--Goldman Band CODcerl (1iBCI WGN-WCN Kup fit Club ond Wishbone; children's P.OiT .... WJK5--Blues and Moods WLS_Tom, R01 and nua.. WLS-lIom.makcu· Prosra.. ; Marth, (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE) Crano WJJD--AU American. WLS-Sunshine E~T"es, 11 :50 i.m. COT ~ 10:50 &..". CST WSBC-S.. enadtr. WJ K5-G.rn,.n PrQgr .... WMAQ-Wo",an's C:.lend", WG N-Qrgan Recital WMAQ-New. of tht Air 2;35 p.m. COT ++ 1:35 p ..... CST 9;15 ~.m. COT ++ 8:15 '.111. CST p.m. COT ~ 5,15 p.m. CST 12:00 Noon COT ~ 11:00 Lm. CST WBBM-Bas.booll Gam.,. Cut.. n. Cia­ 6:15 KYW-MorninJ: Paude (NBC) KYW-Ru Maupin'. Concut KYW-Tbe Globe Troller W8BM--chicJ!;0 Dental S.,.,iply WAAF-Xonntime (on.ort ,,-,"nali WAAF-Rsy W.tdron'. Sports Rni..... WGH-Oara. Lu 'n' Em lNBC) WSBM_Billy Hay.' Orch""tra (CBS) 2:45 p.m. COT ++ 1:15 , ..... CST WBBM-Buck Rog .... in tbe Yor 2133, WMAQ-NeySll, huhh and di~t hints WCFL-Ilc.lth Talk WCFL-Basoball Gam. dram. (CBS) 9:20 a.m. COT ~ 11:20 i .m. CST WGN-Mid·day S.r~;c.. WCN-Baseb.l1 Game WCFL-Avis McDonald, .. ib.. harp WBIIM-Ncw. Fl ..lte. WJJO_U. of C. Inspirational Hour WJJO-K~yboard Kal"" WENR-Concut Ensemble WJKS_M.jor Kord Progra... WMAQ-Ba,ebaJt; SOl: n. N"" York. WGES-Famou. Orche.tras 9:30 ~.m. COT ~ 8:30 '.m. CST WLS-World'. F.ir Tours WSBC-Mu.icil Gem. WGN_D;nn.r Mu,ic, concert oreh ..t.a W8BM_a.~uty Tolk WMAQ-Vic and .ade (NBC) WJJO-Sport. Revi.", of the Day 3:00 p.m. COT ++ 2:00 ...... CST WCFL-Itighlight' ..,1 Mu~;c WMSI-Loop Evangelistie Suriee WMAQ-Burton Hotme. at • C~"tury 01 KYW-'Il".. Mring.; d ...iul D1u.i~ WGES-lJou!eke~""r Progress (NBC) 12:15 ~.m. COT ~ II :IS un, CST WGN-Markct Report. WAAF-tiu Stock Market; W.~th.., SU ..- KI'W-H~,k O'Hu~'. Orch6tra WJKS-TI'e Mcrrymakers (CBS) mary 6:30 p.m. COT ~ 5:10 p.m, CST WSBM-Local Markel Reporto KYW-Husk O'H ..e·, Orche.tra WLS-Mac and Bob. "Kno~ville 80)'11", WJJO-Banball; Sox ..... New York WJJO-WJJD Side Show WJKS-F ran i: lV.. t"I.. .]'. Orchestra WAAF-Jimmi. Koz.k al Ihe Pian. Ho~ ~' !ash, Livestock Rec";ph WJKS-Silly Hays' Oreh~.tf3 (CBS) WBBM-Penrod and Sam, drama WMAQ-Ilappy J.ck Turner, IOn!:;. (CBS) WLS-Roundup; Orcheslra; V.ri~t,. Ads WLS-1t!apl. City Four and Job Br01nl WCFL-WCFl Oreh~stra 9:35 i.m. COT ~ 8:35 a.m. CST WMAQ-lIolel Pierr~ Concerl En""mble WENR-Spo.ts Reporter OiBC) WMSI-Saer.d MuSIC WGN-L~ona'd 5.1\'0'. Mail Bu WS8C-\lins\r~l. WGES-lnternational Hour iZ:20 p.m. COT ~ 11:20 l.m. CST WGN-Sport. Reporter 9;45 a.m. COT ~ 8:45 a.m. CST WBBM-L.te New. fla.h ... 3:15 p.m. COT ++ 2:15 p..". CST WJJ O-~Iary Witbam. WAAF-Son~s oJ th~ bland. KYW_Dr. U. N. BundP5eJl" h.alth talk WJ K!i-Polisb Hour WOBM-organ Melodie. (CBSI 12:30 p.m. COT ~ 11:30 a..". CST WAAF-Qr,"" Molodiu WMAQ-Sporls Summary of the DIY WCFL-l'agunt or Music KYW-\'ational Farm and Home Hour WLS-Jobn Bro...... piano .lttrliou WMBI-Musieal Program WGE!i-Mu.ical Grab Bu ("Bn WMBI-1t!es.ac. WJK5-0rsan Mrlodiu (CBS! WBBM-Cbirago Hour; lack Brook.. Ed· 6:35 p.m. CDT ~ 5:35 p.m. CST WLS_"IV~.,..r or Dream." Uug;b A.pip· "-3n's Orch.,tra 3:30 p.m. COT ~ 2:30 pili. CST 10:00 i.m. COT ~ 9:00 a.m. CST KYW-T... o Doctor. with Aces o! the Air WAAF-Hawaiian Ecbou KYW-'!other 'n' Dad; .htcb (CSS) WBBM-Boake Carter. ne ... """,montllor WMAQ-Boud of Trade WAAF_A Mood in B1..., WAAF-Dotty Lu and H";nie WENR_Soli.t (NBC) (CBS) WBSM-Voice 0' Elf""rience (CBS) 12:35 p.m. COT ~ 11:3S a.m. CST WJ K5-Columbia Arti.h' Recital (CBS) WENR-The GoldMrgs, comNY WCFL-Kobar; Character Analy.i. WMAQ-Rex Battle's Coocert :En.emble (NBC) WGEs--Quartet Harmonie. ( \,Bel 3;40 ~.m. COT ~ 2", p.M. CST WGN--concert Orehe.lr. WMBI-Book Tab!. WGN-Mo\'ie Person.lities 12;45 p.m. COT ~ 11:45 &.m. CST WJJO-"Memories" WJJO-Qrgan Melodie. WMAQ-Ben Berni.', Orehut.. WCFL-hrm Talk 3:45 p.m. COT ~ Z:4S , ...... CST WJK!i-llouseh,,,,,r Chah WC~-D.nce Orchestra WAAF_Walt. MoIodi .. 7:00 p.m. COT ~ 6:00 p.m. CST WLS-Poultry and Livestock. M~tkeh WHO-Live Stock Market. WENR-Lady Nut Door (NBC KYW-oabu Serenaders; H.waiian mUlic WMAQ-Board of Trade WLS-Weather; Produce and Butt.., aud (NBC) 4:00 p.m. COT ~ 3:00 CST WSOC-liormony Quartell ~btkoh ,.m. WAAF-The Symphonic Hour WAAF-I'i.no Novoltits; Jimmy Kou): 10:05 ~.m. COT ~ 9:05 J.III. CST 12:55 p.m. COT (-7- 11:55 un. CST WS8M-Wend.U H.ll. the R.dhuded Complete overnight tJle· WMAQ-Sinsing String. (NBC) WBBM-Don Lang, Tr"e Ani",al Storie. WLS-Harry St~el •• nnr,ca.t (caS) music·maker (CBS) n,tion o{ engnvin, job, WCFL-HartJ' Scheck, A Ne;~hbDrly UniDII 10:15 I.m. COT ~ ~:U •.m. CST 1:00 p.m. COT nk WJK!i-I.ithuanian Pros"", 7:30 p.m. COT 6:30 p.,.,. CST nleuenger, 'till you ace. WGE!i-Min,tret. 1:20 p.m. COT ~ 12:20 ,.m, CST 5:00 p.m. COT ~ 4:00 ,.m. CST KVW-Interpteling Business Evenh the perreet reprodutlion WGN-Grand Old Hl'mn. WMAQ-Board of Trade PrqgrilDl KYW-Mol Stilul al th~ Pia .... W80M-''The Count of t.'o .. t., Cri!!o," of your copy, WHO-To])., annoUMttI I :25 p.m. COT 0(-7 12:2S p.m. CST WAAF-Tea Ti",e Tun.. droma WJ KS-""e Pbyhoy! «(;BS) WCN--G.rden Club of Illinon WBBM-Rei. and Dunn, 'Qnledy and WCFl-To... Cook, tenor WMAQ-Jimmy Kern""r, lbe Blue l.y 1:10 p,m. COT ~ · 12:30 p.llI. CST .ong. (CBS) WGN-Kate Smith, voc,list (CBS) Song Man KYW_llusk O'Hare's Q,-doestra WCFL-Tony Am.ruo. 'ccord;"n;5t WJJ D-Judy Rogers WMa[-Dovotional Hour WCFL-Grace Wilson, "ontralto; Edd) WEHR-Sam Robbin', Orcb.,.tra (NBC) WJ K!i-Mozart Trio WSBC-Little Harry H,n,on. organ WGE5--rcl.nd in !ion, WLS-Hill Billy He3rt Throb. (NBC) 10:45 ~.m. COT ~ 9:4'5 ~.m. CST WGN-The Mu,ic We.ve.. , "ootert ~n· WGN-Tr.inload of Tun•• WMAQ-Wortd Economic Conference, fro,o WAAF-Songs 01 Y~.I~r(!~y S~nlbl" WJJO-Tlubb Pickard London (NBC) WSBM-f'.dro d~ ,Cordob~, soloist, Will WJKS-Li~e Sto~k R~,POrl WJKS-PrLnces. Pat Program 7:45 p.m. COT ++ 6:45 p.m, CST O.bo,.e'. Orcl,e.trn (enS). WLS~"tlnt1~ E ..a" WMAQ-Wa!ber~ arow.. '. Concut En· KYW-The King'. Jesters; h.rmony team WCFL-!'opular Music WMAQ-';p"aku \NSCl I~n,blt (NIlC) WBBM--{;uy Lomb~rdo'. Orchestra 10 RadIO Guide

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(MONDAY CONTINUED) 8:00 a.m. CDT +-+ 7:00 •.m. CST WJK5-Ben Gr~r"~lall, 1'i.,,;>\ (CSS) WJJD-Bubh Pi~h,d WBBM-Skippy. ,hildr,b' .....osr .... (CBS) KYW-)Iu"ral Clock; v>Tiety prosr.r.. WMAQ_1o-d,y·. Clul,l«n WJKS--Calumbi" ;;<>Iun Orch.,tra (CBS) WeFL-Qrd,utral PrO£ram !:4~ p.m. COT ~ 7:45 p.m. CST WAAF-areakfa5t Expre•• WMBI_l>!i ..iQnary M .... ~e .nd Go_pel WLS--u,..",<>ek and Grain Morh.. WENR-Kathr'n. Nouman, .olontura ...,. kVW-Mork H,h"r'~ Orrh~'lra (NBC) WBBM-Morni,,<: Mrlodics Mu<;r WMAQ-Si>ters "f lhe Skillel di." WGN-Sin~nK L.,ly WGN-Th Amerioan Ai, lI.r~'. tal~ WGE5-B"hem,an Melodi .. 1:50 p.m. COT -E-l> 12:50 p.m. CST 11:00 •. m. COT -E-;j. 10:00 ~.m. CST WBBM-fla"agan', ~pOrt Iiu".h" WJJD-Radio Comics WJJD-Rern'"i1.",,'0', C.""HI WJK5-P"plll •• O.,,<~ Mu',. WAAF_B,II.d. 2:00 p.m. COT +-+ 1:00 p.m. CST WMAo-ll)"mn Sing (NBC) WJ K5-Poli,h 1I0ur KYW-Rex Maupin', Concert 9:00 p.m. CDT +-+ 8:00 p.m. CST WLS-AI and Pd. WBBM-J.ck B,ooko, I~n~.; J"" Rudolph, 5:45 p.m. COT ;.'\"J ~·I ••ho. WEHR-LittJ~ Orphan An~, ch>ldron', WGN_lhl Kemp', O'"h.,lra W88M-Popular Mu_i.ale WJKS_U. S. M,r;ne Band (CBS) WJKS--{olurnbia Arli.1s Recital (CBS) WlS-B~II) playlet (NBCl WJJD-Wa.le B~.k.t WeFl-Time Parade and aol> INBO WMAQ-Joh""y Man'in (NDe> WMAQ-Vocal Art Quartel (NBC) WGN-lil1lc Orphan Annie. ch,ld.en·s WJKS-Hu"~",ia" l'r~~ra", WJKS-lIu"~,,ian Hour 11:IS ~.m. COT -E-l> 10:15 a.m. CST "lavlet (~'BCl WMAQ--Th •• 'er of Romance WLS-Th Boohhop. Win. Vickland .nd WSBC-l'opular D.nce H.lph Em.rson WAAf-Warld Nows Reports WHD-Fr.d J3~ck. or~.n .ele~!io", WSBC_l'oh,h Hour ,,[ M",;o .,,~ Song 2:05 p.m. COT +-+ 1:05 p.m. CST WMAQ-Breakl",t Club, orchp.ln (NBC) Wef"l-V~ri"or In,lilut~ WJKS--lt.li.n Pro~ram 9:15 p.m. COT +-+ 8:15 p.m. CST W88M-\';r~l"," Clark; Gone and CharJie WBBM-Baseb;!ll; Cub. v •. N"w York WMAQ-Jamc. Molton. I~"or ooloi.1 8:30 a.m. CDT _ 7:30 •.rn. CST KVW-Th. 'Ca,lot., ",.)e qUH'!et WENR-Pullock "",I \..ow"I",,,1 (NBC) 2:15 p.m. COT 10:30 •. !II. CST WJJO-F.noou< Oreh~.l,a WAAF-Mnuricc Giimont WJJO-o,g.n Melodic. 8:45 a.m. COT ~ 1:45 a.m. CST WAAF-M.at ft.cir-e T.lk, Mild,.d B.1i WLS--H.lph E"'~rSon, or,"" sel.ctio". WefL-WCFl Orch.,tra 9:10 p.m. COT +-+ 8:30 p.m. CST WBBM-fte" ~nd Dun", com"dy and W8BM-The Cold." Bird .WSBC-Memory l.ne WBBM-.lnr nohtra KYW-The Glo~ Trott~ (NBC) WGN-Hudlinu of Orl, .. D"~I WAAF-Mornin~ Mary.Go.Raund WGN-Painted Drum. WAAf-Ray Waldron'. SpOrt Rni_ WSBe-Comedy Hilt 9:45 p.m. COT _ 8:45 p.fl1. CST WBBM-J .. n Ahbey, 5boppin~ !.ilk 11 :is I.m. COT +-+ 10:45 a.m. CST W8BM-Buck Raters in lh Y ... r 2433. WeFL--G.rman Enterra,nmenl WBBM-Gu)' u.mha,do's Orchflt,a KYW-Ru Battl.·! Con~ert En"'mb~ 2:45 p.m. COT +-+ l:i5 p.m. CST dramJ (CBS) WGES--{.nary Concert WeFl-A ..lult Eduution Council. t.1k WCFl-R.~~ of N.tiM, (NBC) WAAF-James Hamilton WG N-K«p fil Club: h.alth uuw... WAAF-June Ca.,ol WCFL-a.... hall Game WENR-Nation.1 Ad~i.ory CountH INBO WEHR-Ted W"m,' O.d''''r. WJK5-Morning Mood. (CBS) WGH-B. KYW-Rex Maupin'. Caocert KYW-Red·Huded Lady of Song KYW-Spcl,t. !{epOr.er 10:00 p.m. COT ++ 9:00 ".m. CST WGN-Clara. Lu 'n' Em (NBC! KYW-Sporll R.vi.w of lJay WAAF-Noontimt Conc .. 1 WAAF_Lj"e Stock Matht; W.alhr S ...... 6:30 p.m. COT +-+ 5:30 p.m. CST ,h. WMAo-Health Department, lalk mery WCFL-S~hool Te.ch." Union; Muoiul WB8M-M.rit. tht Little F"r~n.h p.ine... KYW-Ilu.k O·lla,"'. Or~h ••tra WJJD-B.S<'ball; Sox VI. ~ew Yorlr W .. thoc R.port 9:20 a.m. COT ~ 8:20 •.m. CST (C8S) WAAF-Jimmie Kozak al Ih. Pi ..... WBBM-New. Fl ..hes WGH-Mld·d"1 SeTl·i~ .. WJKS-U. S. Na,'y Band (CBS) WBBM-Ponrod and Sam; d'3ma WENR-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) WLS-M"ple City Four and John Brown WMAQ-Ama. 'n' And~ tNaC) 9:30 a.m. COT +-+ 8:3<1 a.m. CST WJJD-U. of C. lnopirat;on.l Hour WeFL-Judge Soakum'. Court WMB!-R"dio School of the l'Iibl~; WSBC-Popular O.nn Onh ..tra. WAAF_Hcalth Talk, "Th. D ... ..t Ih WJK5-M.jar Ko,d WGES-lri.h Hour p'O!''''" Rev. Kenneth S. Wuest Baby In Summer" written hy Dr. Albert WLS-World'. Fair Tours WGN-Sporh Rcporter 10:05 p.m. COT +-+ 9:05 p.m. CST WMAQ-Vic .nd S.dp, tomedy .lttlch WSBC-Sun.hin~ Matin.e WJJD-Mary Williams ItYW-lning Ho~.·. O"h"olro (NBC) Seidel of Ihe IlIin,,;, SUle M.dical Socidy (NaC) 3:15 p.m. COT +-+ 2,15 p.m. CST WJ KS-l'oli.h "rOll,"m 10:15 p.m. COT +-+ 9:15 p.m. CST WB8M-Beauty Chat WMBI-loop E"anten,lie ServiH KYW-Talk by Dr. H. N. Bunde•• n WMAQ-5pooh ~"n"n.ry "I Ihe Day kYW-Ev~ .. tl ~la"I,~l1. ba,ila"e; Al Mit· WMBI-Mu,ic~l Program WeFL-Highligilts o( Mu,;o 12:15 p.m. COT ~ 11:151."1. CST WAAF-Qrgan Melodie. d,.II'. Orche,tra (NaC) WLS--l.ind. Parker, ."""tre•• 6:45 p.m. COT +-+ 5:45 p.m. CST WCFL-Ihrrett O'flar •. lalk WGES-Mood. in HhJ"thm KYW-II"sk O·I(ar.'~ Orthe.tra WGN-M.rket H~pmls • WBBM-Local Morket R.porh 3:30 p.m. COT +-:l- 2:30 p.m. CST I 8:45 un. CST 12:30 p.m. COT ;alianal F"a,m and Hom. HGur WAAF-A Mood ;n Blu. WCFL_Don Baran~o·. Oroh." •• 7:00 p.m. COT +-+ 6:00 p.m. CST WBBM-M.lo-dy Parade (CBS) (NBC) WENR-QUlstanding Speaker tNBC) WENR_Phantom G~'I'!Y (NaC) KYW_Vincent lope.' Orehe.tr. (NBC) WCFl-P.,!;".nt 01 Musi. WB8M-Chi,a(o lIaur WJ KS-Me",or;eo Garden (CBS) WGN-Rieh.rd Cole's OrchHfra WAAF-The Symphoni~ Hour WGES-Mu.i~al Grab Ba~ WeFL-Eddy Hanson, organ WJ K5-~'~lo-dy Men 3:str p.m. COT ~ 2:50 ,.m. CST WBBM-The Merry Ma .., hatrnony learn WJ KS--M.lod~ Pa,.de (CBS) WGN-Con<~rI En.emble WMAo-LH Ihi'man', O,..I'~!adison En •• mbl. (ces) 10:45 p.m. COT +-+ 9:45 ~.,.". CST 4:00 p.m. CDT +-+ HIO p.m. CST WGES-s"H' of Lithuania WMAQ-Singing Str;n", (NBC) WMAQ-Bo.rd QI Trad~ 'NCFL-Eddie Han,an, o'~.n'.1 WAAF-P,ano Novelli~s; Jimmy Ko,ak WGH-Richord Cole'. Orrhe.tr. 10;00 a.m. COT +-+ 9:00 •.m. CST WBBM-Jack Brooks, I""or; Edward 10:50 p.m. COT +-+ 9:50 p.m. CST 12:35 p.m. COT +-+ 11 :35 a.m. CST WJJD-Our Oreh ••lra KYW-Adel~ DuPont Hau ••, argani,t WJ K5-Mary E.,tm.n, ""prano (CBS) WGN-Clyde MoCoy's Ooth •• t •• WMAQ-Richard Him~r'l En.~mble WAAF-Doltl' Le~ .nd H";ni~ (NBC) WENR-Danre Orchestr. (NBC) WlS--Spolrh R.,·i.w 01 th. nay COT 10:55 p.m. +-+ 9:55 p.m. CST WB8M-Yoice of E~""ri"nce (CBS) 4:15 p.m. COT +-:l- 3:15 p.m. CST WMAQ-Crim. au~$, my""" "'ama 'NJKS-Policc B,,\I.lio. 12:45 ~.m. COT +-+ 11 :45 •.m. [ST WCFL-Kobar; Character Am,ly';. werl-falm l ·.lk. WAAF-!\'o,..leU... (NBC) 11:00 p.m. COT ~ 10:00 p.m. CST WGES-Home folks WGN-D.not Orch,t .. WBBM-F"red Be"",,', Orchestra (CBS) WM81-Radio Seloool of tht 1II"b1.; IriI KYW-l1u.k O·I1.n'. Ord,utra WGH-Melodv F".. vorile. WJJD-l.i'·. Stock Marlrdl KYW-Harold Bean. baritone WSBC-Popular D.nc. O,cI,."tra. WSBC_Poli.1l Hour 0/ Mu.ic and Song 12:55 p.m. COT +-+ 11:55 a.ln. CST WAAF-R.veri .., Edward Simmon, 7:15 P.m. COT +-+ 6:15 p.m. CST WLS-Harry Shel•. uew"... t WB8M-The Norse",.n, quartet KYW-Men Teaeher'. Union Speaker II :10 p.m. COT +-+ 10:10 p.m. CST 10:05 a.m. COT ~ 9:05 a.m. CST WENR-1.arry 1.0".", organisl (NBC) WBBM-Spo,t Review KYW-no•• \·wderbo.ch .1 11,,,, Pi.no 1:00 p.m. COT +-+ 12:00 Noon CST WGN-Charlie A~n.w'. Orrl,.,,,. WGN-AHernoM Mu~;cal~ WeFL-AI i1andlor'. Oo,h~.l,a WAAF-lloos;et Phi1~oophn 11:15 p.m. COT +-!> 10:15 p.m. CST 10:15 a.m. COT +-:l- 9:15- •. m. CST WJ KS-J{iddi. Klub WGN-M"~io of • Vnice ICBS) KYW-{;o,tield P.rk progr.m; ,gard.n talk WB8M-H.",i G.,, 3:i5 p.m. CST WJJO-II"infi.ld H. C.,low 11 :30 p.m. COT +-+ 10:30 p.m. CST WAAF-l';ano R.mlJles KYW-ThrH String. WJKS-Firo I'rHcnlion Talk W8BM-\";"cent Soroy', Orehestra (CBS) WGN-Pair"cr HOLlse Ensemble KYW-~I"rk Fi,her', Ord,o.tr~ WJJD-U. of C. F"""ch Cia .. WAAF-W~r1d New. Ropoth 7:;0 p.m. COT -E-l> 6:30 p.m. CST WCFL-Oo" Ba .. n~o'. Orche.l," WENR-Slud,o Pro~r"m WBBM-{;oorg. }Iall', Orclle.!ro (CBS) WGES-nhthm R.,·;"", WJKS-A"" L.~f, o,~ani.1 (CBS) KYW-Tbrcc Sp"",,"; Imrmn"y t~~m WENR-Bcrl l.o ... ,,'. O,eh.,tra (NBO WLS-Prnirie Farme. Dinnerb.ll Program WENR-Musical Momonu tNBC) WRBM-"Th. Count of Mont. Cri.to,": WGN-Tono C.nlry'. Orohe,l,. WJJD-R"dio COH,ie. WJKS--Gwrge H.ll'. Orchestra (CBS) dr"",. WJKS-Vincent Sor.y', Orrh"~Ir. (CBS) WMAQ-Mo"y M.rl 3:55 p.m. CST WMAQ-Vinc~"t Lop ..' O,d,csl,. ing WJKS-Litl'u.ni~n Mu,;. WGE5-Sonll" 01 Lilhua,,'a 10:25 a.m. COT -E-l> 9:25 a.m. CST WGN-J{~le Smith's Swanee MuSic (CBS) 11 :45 p.m. COT ~ 10:45 p.m. CST 5:00 p.m. COT _ ~:OO p.m. CST WGN-~Iork.t R~po',. I :15 p.m. COT +-+ 12:15 p.m. CST WJJO-Judy Rog«, WeFl-Eddi. Ih"'on, nr~ .. "" KYW-M.I Sti"el at lhe Pi.no 10:30 a.m. COT +-+ 9:30 a.m. CST WAAF-M~rk~I'; lnl.rlud. WlS-Advcnlur.. rn Hp.lth (NBC) 12:00 Mid. COT +-:l- 11:00 p.m. CST WBBM-Ann Le,f at Ih~ O'gan (CBS) WAAF-Tea Time Tunes KYW-U. S. Arm,' B.,,,I (NBC) WMAQ-W'l'n~ King'$ OrehHln (NBC) KYW-liu.k 0'11 ...'. O"h.,lr. WCFL...... ci,·;c T.lk; M.)"or'. OHice WBBM-R .. poru from Economic Conl~ •. WAAF-{;a,d.n "i M.lody 7:45 p.m. COT 6;~5 p.m. CST WENR-T.d w•• ",,· Orclo",lr. WGN-ll.rold Wri~hl', Orch ••t,. olOc. (CBS) +-+ WGN_1..t. Dan .. Onloo,lr•• WBBM-Througb lh. Looking Gla ••. WJJO-Noo... h.a.t Children WCFL-To"y Am",l;o, accordiani.t KYW-Arnold and Amber; sket~h (NBC') WJ KS-I!il. a"J Bil! b.auty Idlk WENR-Ted Black', Orcb •• lr. (NBC) WBBM-Guy Lombardo'. O,~he.t .... WCFL-G.or~. O'Connpll, baritone 1 :20 p.m. COT ~ 12:20 p.m. CST WCFl-Cha •. FrEderick Stein Pragra... WMAQ-<;olden Ph ..,ant Oooh.'1<1 WMAQ_Bo.rtl of Trade WGES--Poli,h Hour (NBC) WENR-Jacki. Heller; Phyllis and F"ranlr. WGN-Trainlo.d of Tunes WGN-Uot from 1I0llywood. Abo: Ly""",', shuh 1:30 p.m. COT +-+ 12:* p.m. CST Ord'e,tr~ (CBS) 12:30 a.m. COT ~ :30 p.m. CST WJJD-B.. hb Pirkard 11 WGE5-ltalian S.r.,n.d. KYW-llu,k O·H •••'s Orche.l.a WJJD-Juli~ ."d Jimmy KYW-\'inunt La~z' Or~ho!t,. WAAF-I'ianOl'!qup WJK5-Pr;nco" Pal Pr"!lram WGN-llappin... Hom.. , drama (CBS) WMAo-"""'igaling Ihe World's Biggcst WL5-floyd Gibbon'i C.,,'ury of PJ{o«ress WENR-Buddy R<><; • ., Oo~hO"lr. WJJ D-Band Timt WB8M-\'0;t".i.nn (CBS) (NBC) WMAQ-Don IF",n', OrrhUl,. (NBC) Balloon; Talk by Ward T. Van Orman WJK5-Hapl}'ne .. Uou.~; drama (CBS) WCFL-Cb';'ly Yaha. baritone in connection with Piccatd Fli!ht (NBC) 8:00 p.m. COT 11 :5i p.m. CST WMAQ-Rhthm H~mbl.,~ (NBC WGN_Th. Mu,i~ \\'oav~", concert en· 5:15 p.m. COT ~ i:15 p.m. CST KYW-WenJ.1I Hall; Red Hoaded .Mu';e KYW-B~rt l.ow,,·, Orrhe.lra (NBC) WM81-~lu,;ic and Mi,sionary )Iou,; John "m~l. KYW-Ted Black's Orche.tr. (NBC) M.hr 1:00 •. m. COT -E-l> 12:00 Mid. CST R. Rieb.> WJJD-~!oo.ehu't O,;!dren WBBM-Walkatho" Ne,,', Detail. WAAF-Rhylhm S.renadr WB8M-Around tht Town; daote orches. WSBC-Litl!. Harry WJKS-I.i'·~ Stork ne""rt& WBBM-Ph;l Harris' Or.h ..t .. WeFL-John ~lax".II. food lalk tr~. 10:~5 •.m. COT -E-l> 9:45 a.m. CST WLS-"L'ncle E.r,,"' WCFL-Qrch.,lr.1 P,os,am WMAQ-N<>r\\",~i"" SI';I' Arrival (NaC) WEN R-Pat B.me. 1 :15 a.m. COT ~ 12:15 •. m. CST r.'AAF-Mu.,eal Calendar WJJD-Bobbi. Dickson WGN-The Mu,ic W""~'''' ~""cm _. WJKS--Slim Mort;,,', All Am.rican. WBRM-Modern Living .•"".kpr I :45 p.m. COT +-+ '12:iS p.m. CST WJKS--Oon B.,to,·, Orche,!r.. !l,am KYW-I'rUflcnoe Pon"y. hou,.hold hints WJJD-TI,. Grut P~,ad~. drama r 1:30 ~.m. CDT of..') 12:30 a.m. eDT 5:20 p.m. COT +-+ i:20 p.m. CST WJ KS-Hils "nd ail, WENR-{;ene Arnulel's Fifl." Minul .. WAAF-So"g of the Strings WJK5-Wayl~ri"g Mcn (CBS) wilh You WBBM-Or~",' In,erh"l. WBBM-1..t. New. FIo,h.. WlS-aen Berni", Orcll ..tra (NBC'). 2:15 a.m. COT ~ I :15 a.m. CST WGN-Di~",~ ~f Ihe Day'. News WCFL-Jud~~ nUlherlo,d 5:30 ~.m. COT +-+ 4:30 p.m. CST WMAo-To be ,""o"neod 0{ l\KI;~n~ ,j WJ K5-Musi<: All WJJD-Frod Seck, or.l!~nisl WGN-Danh O«he\lr.. KYW-U"cle Sob', F.rl,. WSBC-J'opular D"n<~ Orchulfae; Radio GUIde 11 Ben Bernie PLUMS AND PRUNES By Evans Plummer (TUESDAY CONnNUED) T WAS 100 degrees in the shade wkhed into the NBC Sbow Baal I the fretful morning after a hard pro)lram. ':15 p.m. CDT ~ 1:15 p.m. CST I World's hur mght when we De'pile the heal. the rumor fac· W"'AF-Su",d Salu!~ heard them· a saxophone·accordion toriI." h;l\'e conllnued. '1 here's thai WBBM-{;u. A'''hrim"' Or~II ••!r" WeFL-WeFt. Or.h .. l,.. Singing duo. Bctweentheir c!c\'er one tale, for instance, that CO/w,e I WGH---Chadi. A~n"w'~ Oroll ••I •• acrobatics on Ihe two Instruments lJ()5u-r//"i phy,ici,1!\ has gil'cn her, WHO-Ae,,]ian Quartet their golden voites $(!nl the bcauti· hut six months more to work \llth WJKS-Anl~ri.""ilati"n Pr~r.'" ful Kilmer "Trees" lyric tnto our the trio, and then she n1U~1 renre 1 8:31) p.m. COT ++ 1;30 p.m CST apartment from the 5treet belo ...... lmd the olher concerned Myrt KYW-Ma.k ."j'hu", Ord ... tra where thry ",ere stnging for what IlIId Margl', hut that e~pired .... hell I WBBM-Jimn,y Grier', Oreh ••I •• they were lossed-bluhm/:. they Myrt w~s c~lled to Iiolly .... ood to WeFl-ItaLi. Hosan, conuah" called it when they talked to us ioin Mar~e. taking Claunce (Hay, WEUR-Goldman Band C"!lurt, Ernes\ after our curio~ity had been I ledge) 11/fillgluRer along, and, (;"hlman, <~ ChId Band radio, we told them. Why Ilere they is Irying to sell out for '50,000. C'>BC} not in a band? Tom Matbtw5. the that the nelworks are being sued b\· 8:45 ,.m. COT ++ 7:45 p.m. CST saxophonist, who has a voice very the t\'ew Orleans ne .... spapers "'ho KVW-Ru«dl GI .... ,· B • .,d much like Artbur Trac.y. strange to claim radio h~s no right to air ne .... s; WBBM-Phil Ita,,;,' Or,b ..I,,, say, explained. that the King's JUlen bought their WCFL--(:bid Juoll'. John P',ltal.1d, "I've playtd in many name 1IIIe back from \Vhiteman for floo, 'I>"•• h and that the Congressmen are band~," he ~aid, "but no ..... adays you WEHR-Pi.hno !;i'l.r~ (NBC) peeved at Colonel 1IIJ'U:e's cammer· WJJD-ViennfSe Nights know how that busines.s is. I've been busking IWO and 2 half years cia1i1.alion by RCA·Victor al f900 9:00 p.m. COT ++ ':00 ".m. CST a throw. KYW--Glo~ Trott.r. nCWI 01 til • ..odd 2nd making 2 good living. We WBBM---C;.ne and ChlT]j~, lOnt_ ~od pat. breathe fresh "ir-feel the warm I'm u;onduillE! bqw tbou same ttc; Art Kahn, piani.t sunshine be"t down upon us. No CongrlHnulI eOlldolle their own WCFL-SHI., P.O£,.m smoky, smelly nisht dubs for us. "PLANE" AND FANCY ENTFRTMNERS WEHR-"Li,-•••t Stah.~ d.am. (NBC) And what is most Important, tbert'5 acuplancts oj largt JU5 for mak­ WGN-Silt ka!uus and Bu.h.s no hickbac.k in the Jtreetr ing spucbes hitbtr .nd Y"" in Here is the qroup which broadcast hom an Amt'rican WJJD-W"I~ Bo.kel Airways airliner over WLS, last Sarurdal/ evening. June WJKS-Th •• ~ Buddi~. Mathews introduced his Cuban behalf of tbi5 (l1Id tbat-tbe "tbis WM"Q--Musiul Memo,i.,; EdJ:ar .. a"ordionist, Don Sayrt, to us, and 111Id tbat" lentrally belllg 1I11lttUJ lO. From left to right: Chl!/IOn McMichen. "Rl.'tf' Cue-;t. Pod (NBC) inslructed. "Just call us the BU5ktrs suki,)g Imlorablt legi..Ialion! Foley, "Slim" Byranr, Jach Duniyon, Announcer Hul WS8C-l'oli.h Hou. of Mu,;, and Sonc if you are Roing to write us up; O'Halloran and Enqineer 'VII/tam Andl.'rson. Lisleners 9:IS ,.m. COT ~ 8:15 p.m. CST Tracy's spoiled the street singer KYW-Bava.ion En',mbl. (JoIBC) billing" and Eighth Street Thealer 90l.'rS heard the stunt clearly. WBBM-Tom Guun', Or.h ..t •• All righl Busktn. we are pleaR'd WCFL-AI liondl••• O,d>e,-rite man, and he dot'S a WM""~_Mi.. I.&l1a, South.n ....m.u.. WIKS, Gary, or weco, Minnea­ to WMAQ for ,kipping /hw all./ ROO( job of It •.• You II dance (> ill OIlyllmt. tbollkJ end of .... hich is a ~tage ..... ere the 10:30 p.m. COT ~ 9:30 p.m. CST to blm. KYW-H,,'k O'I1.r.·, Or,h,,,,. sets: a New Orleans French Quarter, n WCFL-Vo" Dar."co's Or.h,tra Algiers, the BIO ..... Derby "Restau· You kilO\>'. of «'Our>;!', th~t the • Reproductions of any of WENR-Talki. Pl.ture TIm. (N8C) rant. and an Old London strfi"t I1rallle Club i, a large in,tituliun uf the porllailS of radio 5tars WGN-Wayn. Kin!:'. Orch ..(n scene. The$(! houLoot .rr.<•• ~1 KYW-Ted BI ••k', Octhe.lra (Nac) ".Iu t~e .... h· mond Knight (Ambrose J. 12:30 a.m. COT

7:00 P.M. ':00 '.M. Wednesday, June21 Fannie Brice COT Fred Waring COT

8:00 I.m. COT ~ 7:00 a.m. CST WGN-Keep Fit Club 11:35 a.m. COT ++ 10:35 Uri. CST 2:30 p.m. COT 1:30 p.m. CST 6:15 p.m. COT ++ 5,15 ,.'hi. CST KVW-Mu.ical Clock; variety I"oj;"ram WJKS-]ndi:lna SI.ing Tr,oo WGN-Palnled Dream. KVW-WOn1~"·S Ra,li~ Revi ... (NBC) KYW-The C.labe TrOller W ...... F-Ilcc.kfast Expr"", WLS_Sunsblne Express 11:45 l.m. COT 10:45 I.m. CST WCf"L-Eddy lI~nSO.m. CST WBBM----<:oncert Miniatures (CBS) d"",a (CBS) WL5-Hom.,nake.. • Pr",ram; Mrs. ibr~barp WeES-Bohemian Melodi .. KVW-Ro.e Vandul>o,ch, singin~ pianist WeFL-Variety Progl"3m WCFL-Avis McDonald, .. WGN-{;ood Morning; Musical Procr~ .. WBBM--<::bicago Dental Society Pro&ram WJJ D--organ Melodies Chenowdh. "Liltle Dram., from Life" WENR--<::Oflc~rt Enoemble (NBC) WJJ O-ll'IIPY Go Lucky Time WG N--<::lara. Lu 'n° Em. IOs.siP (NBC) WJKS-N... s FI.shes WMAQ--Radio Trouboidours (NBC) WeE5-F~mou. Orchcstru WJKS-P<>lish PrOgr;un WMAQ-Neysa, halth blnh WL5-Tom, Roy and ow. WS8C-SaJon Music WGN-Dinne. Music WLS-AI and Pde WJJ D-Sports Rt\"iew of the Day 2:45 p.m. CDT On CDT 11:00 1..111. CST 11;15 ,.m. CDT +)0 7:15 l.m. CST KYW-Ru Maupin's Orch... tra WJJD-Words and Musie 6:25 p.m. COT 5:25 p.m. CST W.8BM-Mu'ical Gem. KVW-Three Scamps (NBC) WJKS--<::Iaud. Hopkins· Oreh.,lr. (CBS) KYW-Sporls Reparta- WAAf"-Ask Me Anolber WAAF-Noonlime Conc ••t WCfL-Time Parade W88M-Marie. the LitH. Fr<:nm PrinctsS WMAQ-Ba.ebalt; SOK n. W.,hinglon WBBM-Bnu!y Chal WSBC-Drama 6:30 P.!'fl. CDT ~ 5::30 ,.m. CST WJKS-Hungarian Program. (CBS> KYW-Husk O'Hne·. Orchestra WLS-Th. B<>okshop. W .... Vicl 2:00 p.nt. CST WAAF-Jimmie Ko .... k .t the Piu. Ral,'h J.;morson WGN-Mid·Day S.rvi~... KYW-T!tr.,. Kin~.: harmony ttam WBBM-P.nrod and Sam. dnma WMAQ-Breakf.. t Club; orcbestr. (NBC) WGN-Board of Tt3d~ IIbrket Report, WJKS-ln tb~ Lunml>ourg Guden. WJJO-U. of C. ln5piratioMI flo .... WAAF-Uve Stool< Mnrkd, Weather Su ...· WCFL-.Judg. S.,..kum·. Court 8:30 I.m. CDT 7:30 a.m. CST (CBS) WJK5-Bob Asche. pianG HluU­ mary WENR-Sporh R.port .... Wef"L-DanC 8:35 1..1'11. CST WSBC-Min.lrtls WMAQ--Sporh Summat)' WGN-uonard Salvo's Mail Boz KYW-Hu,k O·lIare·. Oreheitc. 1:45 a.m. COT ++ 7:45 ".III. CST WBBM-Market Report' 3 :lS. ,.!'fl. COT 2:15 , ..... CST WMBI-Spccial Procr.. W88M-Walt. D. (CBS) WAAf"-Mu.ie of the Nalion.: Italy 6:35 p.m. COT ~ 5:35 '.!II_ CST WENR-El~ia A1J ... u, """,stnQ (NBC) JlWlS-l'roduce Reporter WAAF-Song, of the Islands WlS-Roundup; O 8;50 a.m. CST WBBM-chicago Hour WGN-Amuican Air R ... c", talk WCFL-Eddy Hanson. o.,ani,t WJKS-Jacl< Brooks, tenor; W •• lphal'. WCf"l--C.rman EntertainmHlI WMAQ-Singing String' (NBC) Orcbestu (CBS) WJJD-Memo 2:4S p.m. CST 7:00 p.m. COT ++ 6:00 ,./II. CST WAAF-Ootty L.e and Heini. Orche.lra (CBS) WAAf"-Helen Gunderso" KVW-Don Irwin·, Orell ••lra WIIBM-The Voic. of Experitne. (CBS) WMAQ-Board of Tra~ WJKS-"Going To Pre",·' (CBS) WAAf"-Tbe Symphonic Hour weFL-Kobar; Characf« Analr'''' 12:35 p.m. COT ++ 11:35 a.!'fl. CST WMIII-Tract ualllR WBBM-Frankie Half Piat Jo.",,'. Gr· Radio Guide Presents: WGES-The Hou.~k_r chestra WMAQ-Rex Baltl.·. En ...... ble (NBC) 1:00 ~.m. COT 3:(19 ,.m. CST WGN-Movie re.soMlitie. WCFL-Wome.. '. TrO>de Union Lea", .. talk WJJD-Qrgan Melodies 12:15 p.m. COT ~ 11:45 UII. CST WAAF-Pi.ano Nonltics; Jimmy Ko ..1< WCFl-Farm Talk WBBM-Jaek Brooks, Itnor; Norm Sherr. WGE5-Itali." Idyl. WJ KS-Ilousekeeper Chata WGH--<::Iyd. McCoy', Oreh.. tra Jack and Joe WGN-Dance Orchestra pi~n;,! WLS-Poultry and Livestoclr;: M:U\dl WJJD-Radio Guide PfOIOIram WJJD-Liv. Stock Marktl.. WENR-Tom c.erun'. Orclle.tr. (NBC) "Two Loonalics 01 1M Air" WMBt-Shut·'n R~unt Pl"OI:l"am WJ K5-F..... Ber.ens' Orchst.a «liS) WJK5-Th. Medical Auoc:i ... ti"" WSBC-Popular Dante Tunes WL5-Weath.r; ProduC 9:15 am_ CST Market. 1:15 p.m, CDT ~ 3:15 p.m. CST Ols.n', Orch... lr ... (NBC) KVW-lIous.hold In.tltute, drmtttaliulioll 12,~ p.m. COT ~ 11:50 LII'l. CST WAAf"-NoveieUe, WMAQ-Crime Clu .. , MystU)' 3:30 p.m. CST 7:15 p.m. CDT ++ 6:15 p.m. eST 816 Kilocycl~$ 12:55 p.m. COT 12;OON_CST WGN-Pal... e. House E" .. mb1e WG N-Happy Endings WAAF-Hoosie. Philosopher WBBM--Organ M.lodi ... WJJO-RadioWGE5-Rhytnm Comic, Rambler, WENR-latry Lauv., oeg."iot (NBBC) WJJD--Winfi~ld H. CasJow ~~;~;~;~;~~~~~~: I WHBM-Ano L •• f .II the Orla 3:45 ,.In. CST KYW-!oIinialurt R ...u~ (NBC) A GREAT ACHIEVEMENT 10:25 9:30 a.m. CST Meyer Fink, 'j>I!ak ... WBBM-Ethel Hayden. c ..... Lt.lto; Artllur WCFL-Bernice lfiggi"s, contralto "'...... ni."1 counter; on. thl beps KVW-Winteu and Weber, otelll cluG WMAQ-D.nc. Orchestra (NBC) Lang. baritone (CBS) WGN-Kat. Smith'. Swann ltIu';c (CBS) ....'cu<;tr. n,ore /tue"ing; no n,on forgdling. WAAF-Effie Marin. H.rver pre!O!nh lng WJK5-Lithuanlan Music WJKS-Mu.ical C~m.,.jl Revi... Th~ lindberg Golf Counter will keep WLS-Buddy ncgon' Orch~.tra fl.n" .. !"n BurdeUe of th~ M~n', Garden 1 :15 p.m. COT 12:15 p.ft'l. CST 5:00 p.m. CDT 4:00 p.m. CST yUHr Stort. KVW-Cen!ury of Progress P"''II:ram WMAQ-Oonald Novi •• lenor; L.oa s.. ('luI, of Chirago and Lucille lfa... "th WAAF-Markcts; lntulude asco', Orchostu (NBC) All .!traclive in.trument. M~dt fIf Swearing." of we Unlvo ..;t,. of 1Itiooi. WAAf"-Tea Tim. Tunes s.' U:20 ,.m. CST WGN-Trainload (If Tun"" and Frank WMAQ-Board of Trad. Le"!:u. WGE5-Min.lrcls WJJO-Bubb Pickard WGN-Hot f.om 1I011ywoo 12:30 ,... CST WJK5-prin ....s Pat Prog,.,. Orchestra (CBS) WJJO-Band Tim. KYW-Husk O'lIare', Ortbtsl.-a WMAQ-Moyer D~vi,' OrchuLta (NBC) WJJD-Tbr.. King. WJK5-Carlile and London (CSS) WAAF-Pio.n"""qu. WCFL---chri.ty ....Iyo. Mrlto"e 5:1~ p.m. COT rt Children WCFl~obn Muwell" food blI< Maker WENR-Pal Barna 10:15 I.m. CDT 9:45 ...,... CST WJK5-wVt Stocl< R~porl. WAAf"-Ha.. aii ... Ecboes WAA'-Song. of Ye.t~rday WJJD-Bobbie Dick..,n WBBM-Phll Harris' Orcheslra WLS_"Unclc E.r." WJ K5-Art Coogan·. Orchestra (CBS) WBBM-Pedro de Cordob~ • ..-oealilt; Will WMAQ--Syncopatort (f{8C) WCFl-Thelma and Jad< O,bom~'. Orchestu (CBS) 5:20 p.m. COT 4:20 , ..... CST WGN--<::Iyde McCoy', Orchestra WCFL-D.nc. Music I :35 p.m. COT U:3S , ..... CST WBBM-Late N .... Fla.hes WJJO-Uncl. Joe WBBM-JaclUe HeUer, tenor; Nor .. Sbur, WJ K5-P.ulint Harrll MtGbU!;h, ""fM"_ WENR-lIhytbm lhmblH'l (NBC) pionisl 5:30 p.m. eDT 4:30 p.III. CST WG N-Dig.,t of the Day', New­ KYW-Uncl. Bob'. Curb-h·lh.. Limil Clab WL5-The Mandolien (!fOC) WJJD-Fr.d Beck, 0,",3nist 1 :45 p.m. CDT U:4S ,.M. CST WMAQ-Fcrde Gro(e·. Orchntra; CfIItI"M KYW-Prudeoce Pwny. hoo.chold hiats WBBM-SkipPJ'; Childnn'. Skit (CBS) WJK5-Ci,·ic Reco.. structio" ~a .. WCf"l-Onh.. lral Progra.... Thibault (NBC) WMAQ-Today's Childrm WAAf"-S"lon Music WSBC-Polisb Ho .... .t Musi .... s.. WCFL-Know Thyself WEN R-Tbr.. X Si.ters (NBC) WSBC-Rcd Hot Rhytb .. 1:15 p.m. COT ~ 1:15 .... CST WG N-D.nce Orchestra WeN-Singing Lady (NBC) Price $1.50 1\:00 a.m. COT ++ 10;00 a.m. CST W1JD-Radio Comiet KYW-Star 010'1; It .. dio cos';p b,. m.. WJJD-Bubb Pickard Tunocr KYW-Rex Maupin's Carnival. WJKS-Marl< Warno"', OrcheJifl (CBS) WJK5--Cla.. iul Piano SdecIi.>«. SIMPLE TO OPERATE WAAf"-Banllstand WMAQ-Bad: of lhe N ...... W.~bing. WAAF-SunStI Sal .. t. T 7:30 p .... CST When y~u ha\'e flni.hed game .e· Clark WJJD-Billy Sunsbin. WJJD-Frod Bock, o 5:OD p.m. CST WEN R-Internation.l Tidbit. (NBC) Itt ':ial .hows tbe total score made. WMAQ-Solo Seletlions (NBC) 2:05 p.m. COT 1:05 p.'". CST KVW-Lorctta and Jack Clem.n, (NBC) WGN--Cuy Lombardo', O.cla ..trl; B_ The lindberg COif Counler ordinar. 11:30 a.m. CDT ++ 10:30 CST W8BM-Ba,eb,U; CUM ..... New Yorl< WAAF-Rhrtbm Kin~. and AUen (CBS) .-Ift. WJJD-Jaek Burnett, leoM .oloist ily sell. lor $3.00, bul fot" a limited KYW-Th. M.Tri.lOen (NBC) 2:15 p.m. eDT 1 :IS p.m. CST WBBM-~tihi Green, H,ppy Landin,. lime only we are closing the... oul WAAF-Varlety KYW-Talk by Prol~; ...r lI.nr,. WCFL-WCFL Orchestra WJKS--Cay Mill Orcbestra for $1.50---ju.t bal! what you will WBBM-BiJly Scott•• 010ist WeFL-Radio Troul)adourt (NBC) WENR-Wh~t·. the Nn..,! WMAQ-Thut", 01 the Ai.; lflIut ooIM'I P)Y elsewhere. WCFL-Mod~rn living WG N-Earl HoFfman's Orchestn WeE5-Dinner S... nad. 8:15 p.m. COT ++ 7:6 p.1II.. CST ALBERT C_ SCHROEDER WENR-Home Service WJJO-Famous Ord,e,tr" WGN-Unde Quin. Jun. Donny Dreamer. WB8M-f'j,;1 Harri,' Orch... tra WG N-Board of Tude Rcporh WJKS.,...Madam. Bell.t forbeil Cutier and Wi,hbon.; d,ildren'. p<"ocU" WCFL-Tony and Joe, dra ... . The Best lor Less WJJO-Bubb Pickard (cns) WJJD-AU American' WJJD-neminiseensel of Vid.... IledNd WLS-... ibranl Strinp WJK5-Gcrmon Program WJK5-Krbi,ngold lad Rn.n WMAQ-S\rinll:WJ K5-Concert EIu.lObI.eMiniatur., .(NBC).(CBS) ....!".'.""".','m"''".' ...... 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7dO ".M. Kate Smith CDT Thursday, June 22 Wisconsin Day

(WEDNESDAY CONTINUED) 1:00 am. COT ~ 7,00 ....., CST W[HR-Rh~lh"" JI.mbJ.r,.: ..."h"l", WJkS-liv~ Slocl, ftr""'iI 5":15 p.m. COT ~ 4:15 p.IIl. C!T KYW-M",i.. 1 Clo 12:35 p.m. CST WENR-rat IlM"" WCFl-Cra.~ Wil,oo, C<>nl."rlo WGES-I'ola"d', Mu";" WJ KS-A ••de",y 01 M.d,.i". (CBS) W8BM-N",,,, S1 ..rr, pUni,,; J .. <~;. WJJO-Ikbtly Oi.~·on WENR_Co.n Cob P'!>C Cub 01 y.,.pn;a WGN-Go<;T ""* KYW-I',u;],"., I'."ny. hou«hold ~inh .h.. "n~ (CBS) WlS-AI and p,le 11:00 a,m. COT 11l:OO I.m. CST W8aM-N .... ' H"'~c, KYW-Ilu 'bul'i,,'. Ca'~.ul WCFL-II •• hh T.lk WJJD-W~T WJKS-lIun~ar;an 1I0u. WAAf_B.lI.d. IIfGN-Oa"o. (lr.h.-",. WS8C-Pol"h Uour ." M~'" and Son~ WJJD-8ubb Pickard KYW-Un.l~ I.IoL·, Cu,b 1,'h~L;mil (lu~ WMAQ--Ih".,ian "~"'~mhl WBBM-Dr. Rudolph, pi... ;.I; J ..~ .. 1:15 '.m. COT ~ 7,15 a.lft. CST WAAF-Mood•. M.'lodl<' ~"d M."~"n W$BC-P"li.b lI<>ur B.ooh. l"no. WJKS-C ••y Ya,d and G ••d,n P,oo:,om W88M-Mu,i~.1 C,ms fu(u",,!: LU(llk WENR-(;",. Arnold'. Commod"". WLS-Lh· •• Cokilld (NBC) ",YW-The Cadeh, nl'~ qu.tU! WJKS-Ilunu,ian I" ....ram WCfL---or~he"r.1 P'O\Irim WGN-Mo",io" Variety Pr"!llnm WENR-Son!:s "I Church (NBC) WBB_Tem G~,u"·' Or.h.. ,lta WLS-Th. B.", Fla,II., 1:50 p.m. COT 12:50 p.m. CST tI,. WGN-Sin!i';g Lady (NBC) weFL-AI I!.ndltr'. O.chulra Ralrh Em ...an WJKS-Uuddy 11>".-..1'. Oreh.. tra (CBS) WBBM-.l.. n~w""', <;port Hu".he, WMAo-Bro.kla,t CI~b; " ••h,.tra (NBC) WJJD--Radio C"miCi WJJO-Orun Melooiu WMAo-J"h""y M.nin (N8C) 2:00 p.m. COT ~ 1:00 CST Q-.. J"".. ,.m. WJK5--('la"iul !',ano !klu.ion. WM .... 8:.30 I,m. COT ~ 7:30 I.m. CST kYW-llu Moul,in', Cooctrl: ~o<.l;ot 1\:15 '.m. COT 10:15 ...... CST WMAo-John B. Xcnnt<'ak WAAF-I\'",1d N.... R.porh: Moth" KVW-Ru ..~ll GI.,·~ .. 8."d WJKS-Learn ... EnJli.h WCFL-bld,. H~".o". <>tun;,1 S:.35 p.m. COT ~ 4;35 p.m. CST WLS-"~p.re,il,<;·' and hi!; Fair, Taln WBBM---Gcne Illd Chlrli, ...d 'Vi'Jin;. W8BM-Memory T ....,.: Frit. Clark, Clark WGH-P.lmer Hou.e En'~mb(c WMAQ-E,"u JlOUSI' En""''-'ic INRC) t~not; Arl Kahn, piani,t 1:45 '.m. COT ~ 7;45 •.m. CST WJJ D-Billy Sun,hin. WCFL-Variour )""i!ule WJKS-D,amalic Sk"ch (CONTINUEO OH NEXT PAGO WCFl-(.,1 s"h,.iber$ Orch ••I •• WBBM-Ihi. and Dunn, .Dm 10:30 1.11'1. CST 8:55 I.m. COT B 1:55 '.m. CST KYW-Ilu B.Hle', Con'~'1 En'.mbl~ 1:05 p.m .• COT 1:05 ,.111. CST (NUe) WJKS-I'olic, 8ull~lin' SUPERFLUOUS H 1:15 ,.m. tsT WGN-liudli" .. ot OIhu Ooy" 9:00 '.11'1. COT 1:00 '.Ift. CST 8all WCFL-R.dio Troubado.... (NBC) KYW-~oulhe'n Sin,... ; harm"",. tu .. WBBM-Billj "'~1t. '01 ... ,; WGN-H .."kI Wri(ht"a Orehutra HAIR 9:~5 p.m. COT 1:45 ....., CST (NBC) WCFL-\"ati.ly Pr"l"'" KYW-Mu.i. Mui. (Nile) WJJD--Fam(lu, Orch" •• WAAf-M~rnin~ Merry·G<>-Rour>d WENR_lIome ~e.~i .. WBBM-lini.turo. (CBS) YOUR BEAUTY WGH--('h.li..... nc'... Or ':00 ,."'. CST WMAq.-Wom.n·, la\elldar WGN-Pa'nt,d Drum. WCfL-Ecldy Hoo",n. or,oni,t ELECTROLYSIS Kyw-!-I>o". R.",,'I~r WGN-J .... Carponl ... pioni,t ':15 '.m. COT ~ 1:15 1.1ft. CST 1I :45 I.m. COT ~ 10:4S • .m. CST Is the only IIltthod IndO'M" hy phy)­ WCFL-:..hool T"ch",' Pr<.~ra. KYW-M~'nin~ p ...d, (r>IlCl WJJD-Fr'" Il .. ~. orun «leeliO<1' WAAf-\'arir(y WJKS-F•• nk W .. ll'h.I', Or.hutr. lti.ns. W. h~n 30 )u.s· opCri.n'~ WEHR-Amo, 'D' ... ndy (NBC) WBBM_Am ..inn M.diu] A,,'n P,oo:"m WBBM-Th. M.",. Man; 0... ; McKa, WGN-Ri'hard C"I.·, Or,h.'''a WGN-CI .... Lu 'n' Em: Co.. ip (NBC) (CBS) ind guarantee the perlll,ntni "moul and M.Mi.hul B,och~n WLS-Lilli. H"",e Th.. t .. tlf all h~ir t.ulttl. Expo,t opotilors WMAo-A,no.n Andy U~BC' WJKS-\,i;i",,! "ilh Ida Bailoy Alkol WJJD-()rnn M.hli .. (CBS) WMAo-Radi-o T,o~bac/"u .. ; ....h ..h. ind reisonable P';(" 10:05 p.m. COT +'Jo ,:05 ...... CST WJKS-N ... , Fl.. h .. of ch. D.,. WMAQ-Mu.iur Hod!. p ...... (NBC) KYW-M.)u O.,i,· Or.h,.I .. INBC) WLS-Tom. Roy .nd Dix;e ';2(1 '.m. COT +7 1:20 ..... , CST WSBC-S. ..nad." MADAME STIVER 10:15 ,.111. COT +-+ ':15 ,.111. CST WBBM-S ...... ·b,h. lI:SO "m. COT 10:50 am. CST WGN-(;,ood 1I.0ilh and Trainin, 1:45 ~.m. COT 1:45 ,.m. CST Suite 1009 ~rsh.1I fidd A.... o KYW-!'.:H'OU Mat.hall, baritone: Al Mil· WCfl-Ua.~ball Gam,; Bob lI.wk, .n· 2S E. Washin9ton St., C.nlral ~ .h.lr. Or,h"H. IJI;BC) ';30 •.11'1. COT 1:30 , ..... CST 12:00 Noon COT _ 11:00 a.m. CST WAAf-(l'lan ~Irlod;u nOOll.ino:- ENCLOSE THIS AD fOR BOOKL(T 0'11 .... K'I'W-Ilu Maul~n·. .h" "f Mu,.. WJJD-Wu.c/, ."d M"'ic WGN-CI,'d< M ,:20 p.IIl. CST WLS-Mu and Bob. "I\no.uin. l:Ioy,"; WJKS-~( .• i"r KMd P,o~'.m KYW-II ••dhn in (NBCI WENR_M<)'u I).~i,' Or.h.lra (NBC) H01II FI~,h: Li .... "'k Ru.i!,I' 5<0", WLS-W"rld', F~i, Tours WAAF-li'e Slo 9:30 p.m. CST WMAQ-II.pPJ Ja,k T .. ,nu. Mlnc. WMAo-W 1I:1S '.111. CST WJkS-U, <;. A,,", Bind (C8~1 WCfL-D~n Il.r."~,,'. Ouh,.lra ':15 '.m. COT 1:15 l.m. CST WLS-M.V" (ily Fou, and JObD Brow" WGN-W."no Kin!'. Oroh .."a KYW-Ilu.k 0 II~ ..·• O,.h•• tra WAAF-~II" ,h. 1,I.nd, WMBI-F.. ,u,. I'r"~ •• m WJKS-f· ..;]di. \I."i,," Or.h"lra IC8~'· o. WBBM-Loul 'brkd Rf""rl. WBBM-T" be a'''''''''I«d WJJD-WJJI) ~id. Show WS8C-'u"'h,,,~ M.,in", WMAo-L~ n,i_B'On', Ord'c'lr. WCFL-l'.... ,,1 (ol ~lu 9:15 p.m. CST WJKS-It.,ot.] I\ .. i.h,', Or~~.'t •• <{'BSI 3:15 p,m. COT 2:15 p.m. CST WG£S-Mu".. 1 G,"~ B"" +-+ WCFL_f'hlie Han'OI'. (,r,.",e, WLS-Uo""dup; 0 .. 1,..1 .. ; 'V ••io(1 ....It KYW-Tllk by N. B .. nlln... WJKS_I'Q~ul~r \'"tir1'~' 0 •. 11. WMAQ-<:oM." Ph.,,,,nl Orth •• lta WAAF-Orun M.Jodi •• 10:50 p.m. COT ':SO p,m. CST WLS-Mcl",ly Tim.; Wm. )"11 ...... kHll (1.11(' WGN-B.",i. CUnlnlin.· O... h .. c,a WLS-~hi.c INBC) 12:20 p.m. COT B 11:20 1.11'1. CST 111;55 p.IIl. COT B ':55 p.m. CST 3:30 p.m. COT ~ 2:30 p.m. CST 10:00 '.m. COT ~ ':00 a.m. CST WBBM-1.... 1 "''''''e 1' .." !'I.,h .. WJKS_p"li,< U"nrcin$ KYW-T.. o D 10:00 p ...... CST KYW-~'I" .... I F.rm and 1I0me lIout KYW_IIII'~ 0'11 ... ', Orcht.ln WBBM-The \'oi•• "I hr""""n (CBS) INOO WEHR-<;~ulh FO.IUn Ruue (NBC) WCFL-C ..I S,h,.ibo-r·, Orch"ln WCFL-I\{ot..r; (,h ... "~r At,.I, ... WAAF_"""\I(i,,,, Concert WJJO-{).(.n "hlodi., l).. WGE5-QuuuI Il.rn>~"i~. WM81-.~I ... ~~. WEHR-Ralph Kir~"~. c"'" ~", Sille WBBM-{ ~i .. ~" 110 ... or lSBl') WGN-~Idod,- F"'Mil" WCFL-f ddv 110""'0. or~1n 3:45 p.m. COT 2:15 p.m. CST WJKS-hn,ho', O.t""k M.,blo WJKS-r;,,",u s.h"'''.n·1 Orch.. ln 11:05 p.m. COT 10:05 p ...... CST WMAo-";I\">n~ ~I""~' CNBC) (CB<" ~:51l p.m. COT 9;OS am. CST WMAQ_Il".,d .,1 Trod. WAAF-I",~tlu.H KYW-Ru<. \ .oJ~, l"" •• h ., II •• 1•• '.0 11:10 p.m. COT ... 10:10 p.".. CST 12;3S p.m. COT B I1:.3S ...... CST .;00 p,m. COT ~:OO CST 10,10 a.m. COT _ ':10 I,m. (ST ,.m. WGN--ch .. li. A.n ... ·, arch,"ra WMAQ-n.",,..t "~rI~ti •• {NBC} WAAF-Pi."~ ~o,.h,~,: Jim'hY KOI.k W£NR_~ ...di-o P,{og .. ,~ 11:15 p,m. COT 10:15 p.m. CST 12:~5 p.m. COT _ 11:451.111. CST W8SM-J.,k Il,,~.k., '""0'; Nort" SI'Hr. KYW-llu ... 11 Gla' •• ' B.nd 10:15 i.m. COT ~ ':15 '.Ift. CST WCFL_h'm TOIk 1,,·,,"1 11:.30 p.m. COT 10:30 p.m. CST KYW-In Ih~ "",,'Iiohl WGN_[t>II~' O"h .. l.a WENR_Tom G~run·. Oroll.. tra (NBC) WAAF_l'i."o I-I./I,bl" l .. cu,;n~ E"d]~ KYW-M.d, h,h~re Or,h",," INUC) WJJD--l.iH.l<>.k M.rh" WJKS-(;CN 10:45 ,m. CST WMAQ-"in(il\ ~ "''''''l' .,,,i,•• Er."'nll.l~ WAAF_lloo'If, Phil",oph .. kYW-Ib,,,1d Bun. ba.ilO". BOYS WCfl_('ul o-..",il>o •• Or.h',I,. (MI("I WBBM-An .. I.NI "' Ih, Or.o" (CBS) WAAf_R~ .. ,i ••. Fd,u,d Simm"nl 12:00 Mid. COT 11:00 p.m. CST 10:2S '.m. COT +-+ 9:25 I.m. CST WCFL-n ••• ~I N.lion. WBBM-()run ,\I.lodin WGN-I'.IIIIr< II.,~ .... E,,«n,bk K'I'W-Jlu'k 1)'110 .. '. O,oH P'ol"'" WAAF-(; ..de" ~I "dody 4:45 ,.m. COT ~ 3:~5 p.IIl. CST time. Surprise your rarr-nll. 1230 v". COT 11:30 p.m. CST WMAo-lI~c.1 pi<"o En'.m;'l. (NSC) WBBM-Mod.,n I.i'i,,~ KYW_Th, .... ~"inl' Show Ihr-m you cany in S 12:15 p,m. CST WENR-Mu,iul Mom,nl, (NBC) , •• , Jusl Send Co~po" •• , • 12:45 'm. COT _ 11:45 ~,m. CST WGN-"u'i, WUHrs WAAf-\latktt.: JM .. lud~ WJKS-l,chu."i~n Mu.ic KYW-O."., Ord.. ,I<. (JI;B() WBBM-lt,n,i \;.. ,d,on'. Or~~~ 12:00 '''lid. CST WMAo-Wi ...... in lhy e€lcbratK.n al WCFL-(:hic T.lk, 101.)",'. om ... RADIO GUIDE WGN_lId"M \\ri~hc'. Q .. hCSI.a KYW-n"". Vond.rOO.oh .t 'h, 1',""" W8BM-Arou"d Ih. To,*~; Don., Or· f~nl"'~ {,I l"~~r~": c~I~. by GC~tr .. ~r WJJO-Mo)(I •• hu" CI,iM ..n WAAf-Th~ Boo~"o'm .udin~ "Sulf" 423 PlymoUlh Courl, Chicaeo. III oh.,lrat S.hm",l.m.n "f Wi"~II,in; (;0,., ... ", Liule (I,ild .. n·· by Clilford Br.rd"n Horn .. (of IlIi"vl'. Hul". Vawe., p"." lJ:O p.m. COT ~ 12;2(1 p.m. CST 1:15 1m. COT 12:15 I.m. CST W8BM-n ..'i .... i"~ I':o"nomi. C""tor.net, d~nl. (rll(ur)' "I I',~ ... ~ WMAQ-~"ord ",I Tuel. II 'V. Kahen1><-r" (CB5) Ham. WJKS_"'~'" M.rti,,·, AU A,~".un. WMBI-\1"si, an;] Short Slo', H<>_. 130 p.m. COT ~ 12:30 p.m. CST WCFL-T,i""li Trio 1:.30 'm. COT <'-7 12:30 1.11'1. (5T WS8C-Linl. ll~"y WJKS-Jlil. Ind Bill KYW-Ilu,k 0'1\.", Oroh€.(tl WENR-D~.t l~",,·. Or.h,·lrfa (NBC) 10,15 •. m. COT <'-+ 9:15 '.111. CST WAAF-c:...I~n Mu";. WC[S-c;.,n~. hI Poland 2:15 '.m. COT <'-7 1:15 '.m. (ST kYW-U. S. I'.,y Band ItlSC) WCFL-(;,ac. W,i<".,. ,~"C,.ltD "Hh Ec)cIy W~N-Tr~inlo.d ~I Tunu WJKS-'Io

7;00 P.M. UIO P.M. 7:00 P." Rudy Vallee COT The Baron COT Friday, June 23 Dragonette

(THURSDAY CONTINUED) 8:30 p.m. COT i P~ek.in's D4m Danc~ WBBM-Mor"in~ )1.ll>IIie" WJJO-Fred Beck, organist WSBM-!'.,,,k Wes!I,haJ'$ Orcb~.tr~ WENR-Woyne Ki"g'. OrChltS1t3 (NBC) WeFl-WCFL Kiddie" .... ropbn. 01010 WJ KS-Minnie Danley. song.t..... 1:45 p.m. COT WSBC-So",< of Poland WBBM-Billy Hay" Orchulta (CBS) (CBSI 6:00 p.m. COT I'ort Hunch.s 9:00 p.m. COT ~ 8:00 p.m. CST W(FL-WCI'1. Orcheslra WJKS-Uungarian P'oo;ram WJKS-Billy ~Iay.· Orohstra (CBS) KYW-Thc Gk>be Trottor 2:00 p.m. COT <:alio( WGES_Johnny Van, the Melody B,D WBBM-U.n. and Ch ..~e, song. and pat. Ralph E",erson ,~ 11:15 ~.m. eDT m I'eogram KVW-Thc MHri.mcn (NBC) ,WBBM-Huck R<>i:en ia the Yur 2433, 2:05 p.m. COT -H- 1:05 p.m. CST drama (CBS) WBBM-Windy City Revu. (CBS) WlS-Produce )Iatht Reporter WBBM_Billy Scolt, tenor; Jules SI";n, WBBM_B.... b.ll C ..ne; Cu,,*, "ports Reporte. WBBM-Guy Lombordo', Orehe.tra (fBS) ,WGE5-l'oli,h Compo ..... WBBM-A",.,ican Do"tal Soci~ly WJJD-organ M~lodi~ WeFl-R~co of N.!ion, WGN-Cl.,a. lu 'n' !':.n (NBC) Wl5-!(omemak... • Progr.... ; 'brlh. .WGN-~t""'b R"VO'"lcr WJKS-N"". Fl~.h". WGN-~to"de Rool>'Y; Columbta Sy.· WMAQ-lVinlo .. ud We1m-, .... , .... duo WlS-Tom. 110y ."d Di'';e CtJne ItkJJO-M.r.v WllJ;''''1 phony (}rch""lr. (C8S) WJ KS-I'ohsh PrO!:r.m (NBC) WM"'O-Radio Troubadours; ",chest.. WJJO-Popubr Dance Music II;SO a.m. COT '-+ 10:50 I.m, CST (NBC) ,wMAQ-Day's Sports Stlmm.r, 9:20 ••m. COT rt Community Pr"lr.", WGN-Good H""lth and Tn,,,,ol WSBC_Sio.l Varicty PrO;:f3 ... WBBM-Newt Fla.h .. 12:00 Hoon CoT 10:05 p.m. COT rd SalvD'. M.il BOl< WJJD_U. of C. Monty Talk WJK5-I'hil R,,!:an, t~bot (CBS) 12:15 p.m. COT -H- 11 :15 1.1... CST KVW-Thr.,." Strin~.; Sporn ~AQ-8.n Bernie's Orchestn WMAO-O.n .nd Sylvia. d"'hI' 9:45 I.m. COT " /lila. bariloo~ (CBS) WJK5--The Grab 8ag (CBS) WBBM-Th. MUry ~Iacs, harmon)' lea ... 10:30 p.m. CoT ·J.;,rd Trio WBBM-Last Minu(~ Nl!"Ws Flashes WSBC-Mi",ltel. WGN-Wayne Kin~" Orche.lra wall; l1alph Em~rson WJKS-Eun EvanS and Do R~ Ni, tri.. 12:30 p.m. COT 0 p.m. COT ,·ie P.rs..... Uti ... n. KYW-Ru ..~ll GI ....• B.nd WMAQ-Richard lIimber'. Eo_We WMBI-Ho"",, Hour ""7:30 p.m. COT ~ 6:30 p.m. CST WJJD-Or~"n Melodic, (NBC) WeFl-C,rl Schreiber', Oreh .. l", WJKS-Ilo" .. kocp<:e Chals ' KVW-I"t.rpreting 8uw,e.;s Ev~nb WEHR-O,'n Bernie', Ord,,,,,I .. 3~ p.m. COT <:k M.ehl~ WAAF-Pol" Pr"l'".... WGH-H.I Kemp's Orel'ltStn 11:10 p.m. COT (NOC) 11 :10 p.m. COT 10:30 p.m. CST WGES-Rhylho> n.vi~ .. 1:00 p.tn. COT -H- 12:00 N~n CST WBBM-f,ul' Lombardo's Oroh.,tn KYW-~I,.k I'isher', Orche.tra WGH-Ihppy E"din~', ,ketch W"'AF-tloo,ier Philo.opher WJK5-00n J..,.n~. Animal St.... iltS (CBS) WeFl-Sp.. ke .. 8uruu of C. F. 01 L. WeFL-Do" Ilar.n~o·. Orchestra WJJD-H,di" Comic, W8BM-Fred Dorren', Ord'~stra (CBS) 4:15 p.m. COT ~ 3:15 p.m. CST WGN-Pal",.r 1I0use En..,mble WGN-T"m Gentry'. Ord,,,,,!ra WJK5-TlL~ ,\m1». .."Io" (CHS) WeFl-lbce of Nations WA"'F-Novdetl~ WJJD-Juli., and Ji,nmy WENR_D."dng in T,,·in Citi.. (NBd WM"'O-I{~dio Suvice Men Pr"lra. WGH-P~lmee House Eo.emble WEl.BM-JoJ,n 1\.I.·ill. lri, hltDO<" (CBSt WJKS-No"dty Rhythn" (CBS) WJKS-T~m Ccn""s Ord,e.tra (CBS) 10:25 '.m. COT ~ 9:25 a.m. CST WJJD-U. of C. C.rm~n Cl ... WENR--Concert Favorit... INBC) WMAQ-\'in 11:45 p.m. COT . WJKS_liil< ."d Bits WENR-ho!.ie H~ll.r; PhyHi, and fnok; WeFl-Chic Talk; Mafor's Ofl"lCII KVW-Three Strinp "W'JJO-Your Neighbors WMAQ-U''''arian r,:'u~mble ....tch WGN-E,rl lIoffm3n', Orcb.,lra WAAF-World News Reporb WJKS-Wayfaring Men. drama (CBS) 12:30 a.m. CDT 101ody Lady WENR-Muskal Moments (NBC) WMAQ-Caplai.Q Henty_ Show 80.0.t WEHR-Huddy Ro<;eu' Orcbestra WJJO-Itoruanlic Or.ma WMAQ-f'iano Sol~ct;ons WJK5-lkIy ScOtlt Program ~ (NDC) WMAQ-Oon Irwin's Orche,trl WJKS-TI.~ C'pli'·3tor. (CBS) 1:20 p.m. COT ~ 12:20 p ..... CST 5:00 p.m. COT ~ 4:00 p.m. CST :WSBe-Gcrman 1Iour 1:00 a.m. COT ~ 12;00 Mid. cST WM"'Q--Ji",m, Kemper. the DIu. Jar WMAO-UO.:Ird of T .. dc KYW-Adult Education Council P~ , 1:15 p.m. COT try WJKS-Sh'n Martin', All Americns WeFl-Chri.ty V.lvo, batil""" WENR-Eddie Lane's Orchestra (ffBC) eFL-\\'CFt Orrheslra 10:45 a.III. COT -H- 9:45 am. CST WGN-Th. Musie Weavers. CO

1:00 P.M. By Carleton Smith Phil Harris CDT Jack Benny MUSIC In the AIR +

(FRIDAY CONTINUED) 1:00 p.m. eDT ++ 7:00 p.m. CST USIC," said 101m Erskine the middle of August. 1-londa)"s. begin­ Maria Carreras, Spanish concert KYW-Wendcl! Hall, lIed·H.aded Mu,i< olher day, '·is the only Art rling this wcek, you will bCllr Ihel1l 5:15 p.m. COT 4:15 p.m. CST pianist (NBC-KYW at 8:30 p. m). Maker M about w):lich you canllot say 111. KYW-Mel St'Il.] at th Piano from 8:30 to 9 p. COT (NBC­ RIIHltII! Symphol1ic CbOlr tNBG­ WAAF-Ameriean Wukly Drama a 111ean or sarcastic thing." WMAQ); Sundays, beginning june WAAF-Tea Tim.. Tuno. WBBM-Phi[ Harri.' Oroh •• !ra KYW al 6:30 p. m.). Should have WBBM-Walk,tho" New. Det,il. WCFL-Vidof Oland." talk Which brings (Q mind the retort Z), from 8:30 to 9 p. m. (:-.lBC­ more outlets. WCFl-Johll Maxwell, food talk WGN-The T'~ubado"u of Samucl johl/soll to a woman who KYW), and Wednesdays, nfler July WENR-Pat Barnes WJJD-U"de Joe had played a sonata for him and " from 8:30 p. m. to 9 p. m. (NBC­ MAKE BIG MONEY WJKS-Frtddi. Morlin'. Or.hutra (CBS) WJ K5-Radio Scrap Book asked hIm If he was fond of music. WLS>. Let all lo\ers of band WMAQ-WalbErg Brown', Con •• rt En- WLS-Pbil IIarris' Orch •• tra; Leah Ray, His reply: "No. madam, but of all music rejoice! IN BROADCASTING semble (NBC) blues .injler (NBC) noises, I think music is the least OI'I>ortonltl ••• ..., nnlhnlled for trn\u..-d "'.... WMAQ-Jeannie Lang, "o~.li.t; Tom Ho ...· 5:20 p.m. CDT ~ 4:20 p.m. CST disagreeable." Perhaps this J ohnson­ " ,"d ""mne,, In radIo OK Sertpt Wrlr~, •. AO_ WBBM-N.,,-s FI ••he. .rd. comedian (NBC) nounce" .nd Pro,rom Directoro. i"r_ WSBe-Songs of Poland ian sneer is one of those exceptions A Sample ~e!"ll •. 5:30 p.m. COT oH> 4:30 p.m. CST that prove the rulc. American Institute rf Broad(!astinc 8:15 p.m. COT ++ 7:15 p.m. CST S EVERAL correspondent~ 11<1ve KYW-lJ"cl. Bob's Curb·i.-Ihe Limit Club At any fate. most of us, whntever Ellis Bldg. Buffalo, N_ Y. WBflM-SkiJ>PY: .hildrtn' ••kil IC BS) WAAF-Sun.ct Salute our religious affiliations or lack of compl~ined about the dearth of WBBM-rt. lIe,·iow 01 the D.y 9:15 p.m. COT (-+ S:J5 p.m. CST repertoire. to Sft in Ius than live mlnutos. WMAQ-Th. lIonda)i~" (NBC) KYW-Tlo .. Cadet •. mal. quartot til~htd yo~r WBBM-Tom Genm'. Oreheslra Programs " Cntbedm/ /follr (CBS-Wj!":S, at Simple, tomplete Instructions Ceme wilh 6:25 p.m. COT (-+ 5:25 p.m. CST p. m.). tach (Qnverl.r. KYW_Spor1. Jlrpor •• r WCFL-AI fI.ndler'. Orche.tra 3 Symp/JtJ/!dle, with C"TlI P,t/S. The GEN·RAD I~ tisttd lor S2.00. I~f,'j 6:30 p.m. COT B 5:30 p.m. CST WJJD-o' ~an Melodies WMAQ-"Joe·' T ilE finest independent sta(ion in tenor, (NBC-KYW at 3:15 p. m.). lubt •• but we are offering it complete KYW-IJusk (rH,r~'1 Or~h •• tra 9:30 p.m. COT _ 8:30 p.m. CST America-WOR-is keeplTlg Up Cl;icago A Capella Clioir (NBC- With t ••ttd tubf for only S1.95. POSta9"' WAAF-fl\,}·thm Kin g' its high standard of intelligent Ere- WENR l1t 330 p. m.). n~Ft:~d·llm:~iS oller II good for onty • WBBM-P."rod ~nd S,m. drama KYW-l.llxo,,,bourg Garde". (N UC) WCFL-Jud~. s.,ak"m'. Court WBBM-Meci.1 Feah,u. WMAQ--!..eo Hei.m3n·s Orch.t.. (Do nDt seJJd stamps) 7:15 p.m. COT ~ 6:[5 p.m. CST 10:35 p.m. COT ~ 9:35 p.m. CST 11 :~5 p.m. COT B 10:45 ~.m. CST WBBM-Sporl. R.view of Ih. Day WENR-Ph.ntom Gypsy (NBC) WCFL--Carl Schrcib<:r'. Orche.lra WeFL-Via Lo~Q Or!"'z' Orchestra 11 :10 p.m. COT ~ 10;10 p.m. CST KYW-I)." .. Oreho,!ra (NBC) Name .. ' -_..... - ' .. '. --, ..... -.,. , -... _. --_. _. --_. .- -..... --- 7:45 p.m. COT _ 6:45 p.m. CST WG N-Charli~ A"ncw·. OrcheSlra 1:00 a.m. COT ~ 12:00 Mid. CST WBBM-Guy lomb.rdo', Orehe;I •• 11 :15 p.m. COT ~ 10:15 p.m. CST WBBM-Arou,"1 the Town; Danc~ Or. chestr •• Addre5:1 " , _. , __ , __ ' • • ' ._ ._ .. ,_ ..... _•• '_ .. ______._ ,,' __ "'_00 WeFL-Amcri~." Lcgjon Progr.m KYW-Hu •• ell Glaves' Band WGN-llal K~hlJ)·5 Orche.tra 11 :30 p.m. COT +') 10:30 p.m. CST 2:15 a.m. COT ~ 1 :15 a.m. CST WJJO--Vi .... n•• e Nights KYW-Mark fisher'. Orchstra WJ KS- 1otu .j< 01 All N.tions fown. __ . _ ...... _.... _ .... ______.••• Slate .• ___ • WLS-Phil Cook. impt.rsonationo (NBC) WeFL-Oon Baran~o·. Orch ... tra 3:00 a.m. COT B 2:00 a.m. CST WMAQ--SavariBII En'~llIble WENR-T.1i BI.ck', Orchestra (NBC) WJKS-Popula, Oante Musi. 16 Radio Guide

8:45 P.lIL Yale Commencement '!30ODT Saturday, June 24 P. Bar X ODT

8,00 a,m, COT ~ HIO ~.rn. cn WJKS-Con~.rt Mini.!ure, (CBg) I :}5 p.m. COT ~ IZ:3S: p,m. CST 5:20 p.m. COT ~ 4,20 p.M. en 8:15 p.m. COT ++ 7:15 ,.m. en KVW-~lu,ieal Clock; va';ety I'F"~ra", WMAQ-Down Lo,'er-'s L"n~ (NBC) WBBM-Jackie fldl~,. tenor; No,.,,, Shorr, WBBM-I.al. N.w. Fta"h~, WAAF-Su"sd S3h,t~ WAAF-Ur.,kfo.t Express WSBC-Salon Music )li.ni.t 5":30 p.m. COT ~ 4:3(} p.m. CST WBBM-Gu~ Arnh~iu,'. Orch~;lr" WBBM-Morlling Melodi ... WCFL-Vibroharp 11:00 a.m, COT ~ 10:00 a.m, CST 1 :4S p.m. COT ~ IZ:4S p.m. CST KYW-U"cle Hob'. Party WCFL-WtFL Kiddie.' Aeroplane Club WAAf-Song of the Strifi~. WAAf-June Lee WGN-old Ti,"e ~'ovuril~ WGES-Bohemian Mel<>die. KVW-HH Maupin'. Carninl WAAf_B.II.ds WG N-D~n~e Orcne.tra WBBM-Skippy; chitdren'. program (CBS) WJJD-Musie Muh,r$ WGN--G<>Od Morning. musical (>N<;C ... WJJO-[IiH 6i1)y B,lIatb WCFl-Edcly Hanson, or~~n WJKS-Melody lI~adh"er5 (C6S) WHD Happy Go Lucky Tin,. WBBM_Jook Brook.., t.n .... ; Joe Rudolph, WJKS-Sa,il( St,ing Qu~rld (CBS) WENR-So[o S.lo.lions (NBC) WlS-Mae and Bob W IKS-I'oli< of Engh.b. WBBM-Virginia CI.rke; Gelle and Ch.rlic WlS-M."y Go Ruund l"rogram WGN-Little Orph.n Annie; Children's .t Y,le U"i"crs;ty (NBC) II::J() •.m. COT -E-:)o 7:30 ".m. CST WCFl-V"'icur institute WMAQ-Me'ry M.dcal'" (NBC) pl.yld (NBC) WIiIIM-'[ h~ Merrymakers (CBS) WENR-T,;o Charmanle (NBC) WMBI-Young P~pl~', Ibur; Rn. J. WJJD-\hrt!~ and MIl"e 8:~S p.m, COT ~ 7:45 p.m. CST WCFL-Popular Dance Music WJJD_Bil1y Sun,hioe Guy Jordan WJKS-Our O,che,tr. W6BM-Phil liard,' Orchest '.m. COT ~ 7:45 Un. CST WAAF-Va,i.ly WlS-R.lph Em.rlOn al the Or,•• WlS8N-R.i. and Dunn, ""mo-ly and WaBM-Buddy Harrod's Orcheslra (CBS) WCFl-Art Thulu WBBM...::.n,e Politioa[ Sitoation i.. Wash· 9;00 p.m, COT ~ 8:00 CST "m<. ({'HSl WeFl-V.ri.ty Program WGN-E.r1 flof'''''o's OrohMtr. inglon Tonight; '-reduie WiLliam Wile ,.m. WJJO-Famou, OrIothe, R~th." M ... Mo:Cor'a ... WI.'i-I(J,ry Steele, newscast WJJO-{)ur Oroh ..tra W1JO~W",,~ B"k.t Solo",on Birnbaum WCFl-Eddie H.n.on, or~ani.t WLS-Graco Wil""n a",1 N.,d MiUer, oaI. 9.00 a.m. COT ~ 8:00 un. CST WGN-Vi.nnese Eo,.,n~!~ WJKS-{;.,man Pro~ra'n 11 :35 a.m, COT ~ 10;35 a.m. CST KVW-I'oUock and Lawnhurst. piano WJlD-Fred Beck, organ .electiOn< WMAQ-Amerie.n Tupay ..... ' Lugue, t.lk i," WG N-P.intcd Orum., dr~ma (NBC) WMAQ-B. A. Roll~'. O."dnl: PattJ' d,.'" (NBC} WJ KS-Hal Thomp,on'. Orcb •• tn (CBS) (NBC) WAAF-Morn,ug M'ITJI'C~ Round II :~5 i.m. COT ~ 10:~5 a.m. CST WMAQ-M.tinu Gom. (Nac> 6:15 p.m. COT ~ 5:15 p.m, CST WSBC-P~lj$h 1I0 .. r WaBM-org.n interlude KVW-S~'''COl'aIOtS; or~h'tro (NBC) WMB!-"~Iother Roth" Peri"" lor Girl. KVW-t.:robe TrGlter; "OWS o. the world WeFL--(;erman Entertainm...,t WJJD-Our Orche.tra 9:15 p.m. COT ~ 8:15 p.m. CST 2 :45 p.m. COT ~ 1::45 p.m. CST WAAf-Ray Wlldron'. Sport R •• i".. KVW~f{u".1I Gla,~;' lIaml WGES-Clnary CODCut WJKS-S~w. f·bsh•• WCFl-Baseball Game WBBM-{;fPSY Nina. IOni' .. itb Cuitar WGIt-WG:>! K .... p Fit Club WlS-Tonl, Roy and Dixie WBBM----<':olu",bi. Pubhc "lI"i .. In>l.i!ut~ WG N-B ....ball Ganl. (CBS) IBC ) WMI\Q-N~p3. di"t and huHh enrd.~. WAAF-SoonlilOe Conoer! 6:25 p.m. COT ++ 5:ZS p.m. CST 9:30 p.m. COT ~ 8:30 p.m. CST W98M-Goorso Hall', Orthe,tr~ H)Q p.m. COT ~ 2:00 p.m. CST KVW_Fa'l" F... i.al; Chic~~u SY"'l'hn"1 920 "m, COT ~ 8:10 '.m. CST KVW-~i>orl. Ilcpor! .. KVW-Morin Si.ter.; h .. ",'Qoy tum Orohu!ra (NBCl WBRM-News Fla,he. WGN-Mid·day Servin, WJJO-Fa"o,ite Singe.. (:>IBn 6:30 p.m. COT ~ 5:30 p.m. CST WCFl-Cari Schreiher'. Orch~;t .. 9"lI) '.m, COT ~ 8:30 '.m. CST WJ KS-lI-IajQr Kord PrOjlr.", WAAF-Li,'e Stock M.rket; Wuther Sum· KVW-H".k O'llare', Or.he"m WGN-Tomo"nw', N..... WAAF-Jimmie Ko.ak. th~ pi ..... WAAF-orsan Melodies WlS-P,.irio Farmer Tou.. ",ary at WJJD~M.morie •• WiJSM-Bcauty Chat WBSM-Joe Ilob.rls' Orche.t~, . WMAQ-\'ic and Sade, comed}' .kit O"BC) WJJO_B•• "~""; So~ v •. W1>hi"~lon WlS-S"", Oanee W; Livestock fhceiplt WJKS--(;eor~e Hall's OrohMlu (CBS) WMAQ-Sports Sllmmar, WCFL-R.ce of Nation, WAAF-{)rgao Melooi~. WGN-Concert Oreb ••t ... WII''"''Q-II~ppy Jack Turn.r, ... ng. (NBC) WlS-Studio' Mu';ca[ Variety Pr"lr •• 6:35 p.m. COT ++ 5:35 ~.m. CST WlS--Smilin' Thr.. ; EI'ie Mae Emo"oo WJJO-I'opubr Oa ..u Mu Ie 9JS '.m. COT ~ 8:35 un. CST WMAQ-Piano Sel£ctions WENR-Three X Sist~u; "'oral harmony 3:30 p.m. COT ~ Z:30 p.m. CST WJKS-[nrliana 11.,bor Con'munity Pro- WCH_t""n.rd Sa]"ro, or~anist tum (NBC) 12:20 p.m. COT B l1:ZO a.m. CST KVW-Old Apolheury ~r.rn 9.'5 a,m. COT ~ 8:45 a.m. CST WBBM_:\c,," fl ..h"" WAAF-EJward Ryan 6:45 p.m. COT ~ 5:45 p.m. CST 10:00 p,m, COT (i--J> 9:00 p.m. KVW-Cru •• de of th Optin,iJh CST WAAF-::'ons' of the bland. 12:30 p.m. COT ~ 11:30 •.m. CST WEN R-Chautauqua ~ra A"',,. (NBC] KVW-Sport. Reporter WBBM-,\mer;can Medical As.'Q I'.",r.", WAAF-Rhylhm King. KVW-F.rmors' Union Progu,n; Mu,io; WJKS-M.rk Warno... ·• Orcl,,!.tr. (CBS) WCFL-School T~~chers Union; hlk WC'L-l"~N"t of Music ~I'c.k.," (NBC) WMBI-Plaln Talks WBBM-Glen Grn}". Ord,~.tra (CBS) WLV-Rdll'h Em.... on, nrgan ..1 .. dioo. WCFl-{),o],edy Favorit"" WlS--(;rain Roporl$ 01 tht Day WENR~Toln G.run·s Orch.,tr. (NBC) WIIO-liliaoi. Medical Society WJKS--(;Ien Groy', Orchestra (CBS> KVW-Husk O'lhre', Orchut<~ 12:'15 p.m. COT -H- 11 ;45 I.m, CST WJKS-Billy Hay.' Orche.tra (CBS) WLS-Emor,ency to Education (NBC) WCFl-<:lub Alabam WIKS-Adventures of Uel"o anJ Mary WCFl-f'orm Ta]k (CR..,1 4:15 p.m. COT ~ 3:15 p.m. CST WMAQ-New. a' !h~ Air WGN-\Vayn~ Kin~'1 Orchestra WGES-Johnny Van, the piono me]oo, KVW-Mi"slr.1 Stars; oomeIoveleltes WLS-Barn Oance WMAQ-Mu.ic31 flodge P<>d~e KVW-Don Irwi,,'. Orchest'~ WGN_Oa" ... Orcnc.I'a WaaM-Billy Hay.' Orcbe~lra (CBS) WSBC-I'uli.h Prog.. m WBBM-Snotl Il"view WMAQ-Dodioalion 01 B"'~i." Vilbg. at WJJO-l\'o,d. and Music WENR-Nd'i High School B~od Concert WCFl_AI lI,ndl.r', Orche.tn Century of I'rol'e,s (NBCl HH5 a.m. COT ~ 9:15 a,m, CST WLS-FrBil aod Vclgtl.ble Morkeh and (NBC) WGN-/I-Iagic 01 ~ Voi.e, droma (CBS) 10:45 p.m, COT ~ 9;45 p.m. CST KVW-Radio lIous';'old L ..tilut", drama ,...3th .. WJKS-mddi. Klub (NnC) WJJD-Populor D,nce Music WCfl-Avi. M.cOonald, vibraharp 12:55 p.m. COT ~ 11:55 a.m. CST WAAF-I'iano Ramb! ... 4:30 p.m. COT ++ J:30 p.m. CST WJKS-Book Il ... iew •• nd Lib-r.ri~ 10:50 p.m. COT ~ 9:50 p.lll. CST WlS-f1:trry 5t...,]e; n ..... summ,ry WAAF-G~orge Taylor WEIIII'I-Sludio Pr,,!:ram WLS-Buddy Rogen' Orchstr. WGN-Buni. Cummins' Orchestra WGES-Rhythm Revie_ 1:00 p.m. COT ~ 12:00 Noon CST WBBM-{)rgan M.lodi.." WMAQ--Grllen aod H~[] (NBCI WENR_Neil Sist.... (NBC') 10:55 p.m, COT ~ 9:55 p.m. CST WJJ"-Radio Cornia WAAF-Hoo';er PhM~opber 7:30 p.m, COT ~ 6:30 p.m. CST WGN-Aftern...... Muoil'lLil WJ KS-Po~ee Bulletio. WMAQ-Th. Womao', C."'nlbr WIBM-O.ncing Ec!."", (CBS) KYW-Mark Fish.,', Orch.t •• 11:00 p.m. COT ~ 10:00 p.m. CST (CBS) 4:45 p.m. COT ~ 3:45 p ..... CST W6BM-Johnn, Hamp'l Orchntra 10:25 a.m. COT ~ '025 ,.m. CST KYW-Mark Fi.htr'. Orch"lra (HSC) WCFl-Race of Nation. KVW-Thr,.., Str;n,s, duoical ... u". WCFL-Wo",en'. Hi'" Schoo.! Teachers WIOIll-Boa,d of Trade R~port~ WCFl-<:.d Schreiber', Orchutra WCN-p.lmcr House En..... ble WAAF-World N..... R~pOrl. Federation WGES-Paraw!IC Orchtst •• 10:Ji) '.m. COT ~ 9:30 ,.m. CST WJJD-U. of C. Fr~nch CII$! WBaM_TIto Gui... , Me.:1o~ ttllor (CSS) WGN-S. ...n Lea,ue Boots, d ..... a WJKS_Oon B ••tor·. O.. he$lr. (C6S) KVW-Ill,)·thm Ramhlers, Or\":hutra WJKS~Danc;ng E~bon (CBS) WENR-Musical Momull (NBC) WJJO-Viennese Night' (NRC! WMAQ-Ralph Kirberr, baritone (NBC) WlS-Pouhry Scr~ile Wefl-Tony Amedio. ncor'/ion.iot WCFl_Mooorn Cootr3d KVW-Don Irwin', Orchestra WIJO-B.ndnme WENR--(;ootlman Pbyer. WJJO_Juli. Ind Jim"" WGN-iCul Hoflman'. Or"h",t •• WeFl-Don Baran;o·. Orch.tra W1KS-Sludio Trio WG ES-Uluaini.n Folk Sona: WlS-B.,o D~n(e from Airpl.ne WJJO-Mooo.heul Children WGES---F .. lure St.. s WMBf-('[,urch School Period: WGN~Trainload o{ TUlle!! 8:00 p,m. COT ~ 7:00 p.m. CST WJKS-A1brisht Musicale WGN-Tom Gentry'. Or.he't .... W5BC-Litt]e Harry WJJO-AII Am.ricaos KVW--(;ilbert aod Sullivan G-oms (NBC) WMBI-Bible Re.di.. !:: WJKS-['rinces. Pat I'rO<1;U" WJ KS--(;u, "rnhei",', Orch... lra (CBSJ 1040 '.m. COT ~ ,~ • .m CST WAAF-H."·a;ian E<:hoe. 1:30 p.m. COT ~ 12:30 p.m. CST WMAQ-Zayior Cugat·, T;)n~ Orch"lra WMAQ--VincentLopu' Orche.tra WMSt-(:hurch Scbool P .... iod WSaM-Phil Harrio' On:b6l... KYW-!lusk O'Harc'$ Orch ...tra (NBC) WCFl-o.-ch.,tra 11:45 p.lll. COT ~ 1(}:45 p.lll. CST 10:'15 a.m, COT ~ 9;45 a.m. CST WAAF-!'iaJI...... qu~ 5:[5 p.m. COT ~ 4:15 p ..... CST WGN-<:Iyde McCoy's Oreh'!'ltr. WCFL-<:arl Schreiber', Qr-che;tca KVW-Ilo,~ V.nderl>oseh. singin~ piaoi>t WBBM-Qrg.n tnt~dude WAAF-Tea Time Tun... WHO-Great Paud. 12:00 Mid. COT ~ 11:00 p.m.. CST WAAF-Mu.i.lrilolle {COS> WENR-Barn Daoce Frolie WENR-Spani.h Idylls., _tnnl: ~nHmble I.mbl. WENI'I-Jack Oenny's Orchestra (NOC)) (HIlO WL5--The Emer5Ofl', "Soo~ Sto

--Al)VlkTI5~ JIll I' NT_ Chicago Studio PEEPS By Rollin Woodl.------. NEWS from T ((lSi them '180 to have made, many Bro Ur.\· Maupill', Orduslra Oil 'wo philu,opher-lhespian will he H­ the CarlJlt'al Program at II tI. m. 'Ii I cojl:niled and rewarded." The doc­ day.doily exaptfltr mlUi'Ilillg Sol!jrdoy carccralld SIIII- ;n- l!i:~;,';;~:~:::;f;';!:~~i:,,,h~ tor ha~ added two more programs dudts a swimming championIbip. to his schedule, Wednesday anJ a tlmt os a numher af /I 8. anti Dr. Andrew Dobson r rida}'s at 8 pm., which are klll/ .... n 'IS Linde Joe and His Chill un. IlnuK. vDC;a/ liS tbt c.horus feallired olld ~'oc.alislher apptar-I::,~:r:;!;1~t::j-?:'~l,;;-;:-', with towhat be the a Don A .. pl(j(u's flO1-'OIW CasillO chief_ of C.rnival Grows; May Make ROAd Trip Orcbestra. romance or "Beginner's T HE WJJD Cnrnila! is growing in rorulnrity by Jeaps nnd bOlJl1d~ and Katz theatrical '~>~ __d!;_";,~,;_':'~ __ by the and aJre~dy plans are going forth for this merry crowd to 1;0 (In Ie- -"---,;C 8.30 She the road, for demands hal-e been PIIuring in from towns throughout " does the midllcst asking to "t'e Ihe ~t.~ good response hum (';lch ~ppearance even in tht-se ber in his progrom, Sunday, June 18, hot days "'hen letter writing is a u~k. Belo\\ is II new pose of this 11/1- at 2.15 p. m, the prologue to licking [unSler from the Tenne~see hills, LeonCHv:l110'S opera, " I Pagliacci." The piece is usually performell in Bits About 'E1II Italian but Magnus will present it in English, ART LlNICK (Schlagenhauer), dire.::tor of Hoppy-Go-Luc.ky-Ti",£ .. and originator of the "Willie \Vub"le, Always In and Out (" Frollk Baktr, Ihe WAAF book- Trouble" skit, that is temporarih' off for the summer, promil-U 10 bring back his little hero this fall in II ~pecial program for the dIll­ ";j,~i,~~I~i:~ii;;~:~:::';i~ I gramworm Sunday,will present June an 1 8unusual at , p. pro-nl_ .. dren. Meanwhile Art continues his HarrY-Go-Lucky program d."Jy Norman Ron is expanding , lie will read the story, "A Red Co~t publiCity organization. Norm has For Night" by Mlll1lul Komrolf. a and pldns new feats for Willie Wllbl:1le ... FralJeis ~m, heard on Ihe moved into a much larger and story of how the French "society" WaItt B"sket progrnms, and \\'ho ~rites the 5plendid copy for the luxurious office on the tenth floor battled the genius Guy de Mall­ ACE Sperl! Reviews, says Chicago !:leis hOlier thall Pittsburgh. lit: of the Ilears! Building. He wiJJ passant, torturing the half-nl~d was formerly wilh KOKA there. pre5enl his sport reviews o\"er author ",ilh inane tricks IhH finallv stalion WCFL now thaI WIBO is humiliated him to suth a point Ih3'1 Minute Sketch 01 Be" XAfdn siJenced. it hastened his death. It is '- tale .. of interest to every IiterafUre lover BEN KANTER, the works on the Words lnld Mus;c pro!irom~ "n.J A Jolpbe Dumont, whose eighteen­ and student. musical director for WJJD,. In his early thirties.. , Five fttl, piete (lrche~tra is Ihe new WGN .. nine inches tall .. ,Weighs 170 ... Dark hair and eyes... Ilis ~erious studio band, conducted a ~ymphony M;~I~r "X" who51'! program is OIchestra a! the age of sixteen in mien mer~ly cloaks a merry, fun-making personality... Is the stallon~ hearll over W JJD probably re­ greatest practical joker, delighting in lickling an anUOIl11cer whilt­ P.uis. He has also been conductor Fcelves the lon~est letters of nn)' of the Berlin Philharmonic Orches­ radio artist. The leiters are from latter is going through some solel11n dbcourse before the mike. I~ t r~, Minneapolis Symphony Orthes- and women who want to tell composer of note ... \\'role the hit song of a few years back, 'So 1ra, I armoureux Symphony of Paris their troubles and one leiter Sweet," and others ... Wrote special material for Eddie Can/or, and .served as mU5icai director for recently received from an Ohio Charles Ray and many other celthril1es ... Would Talher play 1m that was 28 pages Ion!! and Art Lillick thall any other artist, as he gets a great thrill out of 1m­ I:~:~~::,;:~:the nnE'5t of Spentcrian dutch comedian's totally silly p~rO(lie~. The pair make numerou~ (SATURDAY CONTINUED) .. publi.:: appeardnces. 12:36 ~.m. COT +7 11:30 p.m. CST The lIIo(lu/)(!arl Boys Bf/11l1, he~rd KVW-Vincon! Lop","' Or.h~.!r~ Monllay nights at 7:45 p. 111. (jl'er WGES-Midnighl Jan,bore.; VQ

R. WILL ROGERS. who is a neillork offi,es to adl'crtising :lSrn­ eor:!] inclination to j~7.Z is to he hitherto chlracteri,tic of his mike Parker is among the btest desert!~r better philosopher than a cies, I\ho soon learned the trick of found in the case of E"'l'rett Mar­ work. from the l\BC arli~t~ O">I!r\·ice. L01/ny M broadca5tcr, and who differs proJucillg. and decided to bring in shall, who is currently CJnva',mg Ross is another who prcrcrs to free­ f rC for the song shops for love ballad5 Wholesale desertions are under lance and therefore has cea~d to be he doesn't care 11 damn about arli,ls who had seen their day, or and snappy tunes with which (0 way by arl1~ts who find network an exclusive artist for the Sbtr,J;boat malley, has ~ way of giving spon­ tht»c \\ho never would, In the replace his scmi"classical offerings bureaus of no advantage. Fra1lk programs. ~ors a headache. When approached :lgcllCies' opinion. amount to any­ r~!lMding an imminent program, he thing. And besides this, why s/;ollid h,)(),ts his price like an Arab bar­ I/;c or!ist burealls be pard CQ1I1mis­ g;liner-and when he gets it-he.up lioJl; lor t/Je Jlse of tbeir cOIl/rac/ed alld gives it away t~ some cha~lty, puformas' KNOW YOUR STARS? I It: throws productIOn men mto \\-hat agencies want are new Nnic by refusing to work with a name~, fresh stuff, nO\'clty. ~~ript, or to regard seriously the -I his dc,'e]opment, which was four time limits of a broadcast. Spon­ rcars in materializing. forced the T H EN TRY FOR THE $1,000 sflrs and network omci~ls sit in an ;\rti,t bureaus to the f'xpedif'nt of agony of suspense when he begins IHdlding up their 011'1\ ;\cts via the For Playing tu t~lk, and wonder whether he. will air and selling them to 1';lIIJcvilie GROUP No.9: ,~y somelhing that will lead them in lieu of sponsors. Bul now, vaude­ illto the labyrinths of litigation. He \ ille is kicking up and wants only STAR won'[ sign a contract rxceeding those who have become famous on ~\en weeks and when he wants to big and memorahle programs. or quit. he quits! ~hol" that are still (onHnercially STATIC I he GIIlf Oil people have had a >I'onwred. tline "jth him, and when they found GAME it impossible to sign up Sir Harry 101m Royal, in charge of NBC lallder, from England, in his place, programs, has seen the hal1(.hHiting Will refused to do an extra pro­ Oil the wall, and realizing tl13t there gram-the eighth in a series, for is some unaccountable sponsorial .... hich he had signed to do only prejudice against sustaining acts, is ~\·en. Then the Gulf people tried proceeding to cancel them wholc,ale 20 to hire W. C. Pitlds, the stage comic, where\'er possible, and by so doing, but the auditions proved him un­ is cutting off the heads of many funny for the air-and so they de­ favorites and pets of the other NBC ciJed upon Fred Stone for next oflicials. ·1 hat is why oflki!', the ~illlation-the CBS head mcn til /if>1l1), as it bml bUll boped~ ,imply tell the suslainer~ whom they CASH (",J it's allo/ber secrd tbot tbe nHht hll'e to fill ullpurchlsed time (;lIlf people bat'e fortified tbem­ Ih.([ they must work for nothing or uhe" if tbe reports I b(Qr are mereh' coffee and cakes, and if they PRIZES trut-mld lTIsllrl"d a IN/my pro­ ~re not soon sold, they are replaced l:'alll by brillgillg Fred Allim back hy n~lIcomers eager to work watis I"~ (be air for the remamdl'r of tbe (ur tile privilrge of sholling ofT their (illl/ broadcasts. Allerl has benioff ,tun. neT since Ibe Lirlit ,!JOW, folded 1st $500 up, and bas bew livilig tb~ life " 2nd 250 o! a red use and buildillg TIP sev­ Going Lowbrow 3rd 100 eral lfoeorelicill series 011 IIO/He/ni­ ("I. I>ut bigb/y orlgiulll ,I.·(r.xs. 1r .-\PPEARS that the great bulk of the American radio audience 1.JIl'1I probably I'ear Fred bllrge T wo p rizes of i,/I.} tbe Fnd StOlle bill this 51111- ju~t doe~n'[ ,,"ant to be cultured. dly. (Jd,~i,JI music and opera are poison $25, five to mmt of the listeners. This is a prizes of $10 fa~t which accounts for the un­ and ten prizes Sustainers Pass Il"pulnrily of operatic st~rs 011 the 'Iir :ll1tl an apathetic attitlJde, eK­ of $5 each T ilE day of the sustaining artist ccpt in metropolitan cellters, to­ seems to hal'c passed. And this ,,",ml 5pnphonic progrnms of great means the cI'enrual collap>-e of the lenglh. '1 his rna)' be deJ)lorable, but Begin This Entertaining Pastime Today. The Rules: artist burealols of the broadcasting it is true. HOW TO CO MPETE: Cut the n,~ces in uch group "I jumble~ing printed. Chur~hill plays Betty, Don Ameche aWlrdo:

Rcade~ "'riU~g to this of""ut"",,,1 ue requested to (o/lfine thdr rtmarks to 200 ""lIrd. or Ius. Anonymou. commllnications win be ignored but the um. of the ",rlln 1IIill not be ~ubllshed "nloss desired. Address all r.tten 10 Voic. of lhe Llsttnn, Rad,,, Guld., 112 Fllurlh Avenue, "ew York Cit,.

Defending the King think .orne good apoII,or is overlookio&" Man Made Static lor Unknown r~~5Ons Ih~y .... re all ignore,!. a biG thing Ihe,e. It takn teal wod< to I might add 'hat they would h,"e mad. All For Oahu Easton, Ponn.yJva.ni.a put on a Pf"opr. CarG, Michigan "'"th more inleresting ruding- than h •• Merchanll'il1e. N. J. Voice of Li.ton",: tolUlllI! all part•. But it seems th~ are D..". Radio llitene.... : .<) much mod,.IiQging .. r "'hal what you D.ar V"ic. gf Ihe Li.tener: 1'", burnioll 01' so ple.,e Ccuse the ftC>! ."",«ilIl...!. Man made alotic hu "ret)' bad mannus. ,,·hich has not proven favorahle to one In .duenee to a leUer writt.n ~ If Ii.,., [""suage. Ihe bird in Elklllr! who H.\"" Sullivall It butt.... to the mo.t beautiful music or rnd.,. .t leasl. Why not Kive ea~h arli.1 o.:,rnlh~ E. Dr"",ler in a recent edili"n '" .ay. W.yne Killg play. lIut 01 hint OD the intu.. tin~ n_, and i, .1I.e to hlol out a lhe true prai... of ..bich Ihey art d.sery· RADIO GIlIDE: Cerlainly do asrce wila .n: and also that he i. brutal in his play .t the 1Il(l.t thrilling moment. Wh.n ing f I • .,.nat spe.k too highly of one of [)(,rol~~ ~n bolh cau~ts. 1 refer of cuu ... phraoing iUld aJso that hi, .ax playing i. Had Wrong Idea one has '(I w(lndetlul an <)pporlunily 10 radio'•• wetted v<)ioe. whom we all hal\" 10, r.rolly, th., fact that Yodelj,,~ Covr­ " joke IlIIong the •••d playing profession broaden <)ne'. mimI, keep up with .yenls i. equally adepl "'heth.r singing popular bol~, th subje~t of mu~h o1isou ••ion 01 would hove 54:ned his name 10 his "On. Rockford. Illinois of the day as they h,ppen, enjoy Ihe bt.t or classioal .ong.. llis Iype of u".lfecled la!~, are nol so unpleasanl 10 hear. Scc· Man', Opinion" lello', I'm lure he would Voi •• of Ihe Listen,,, mllsic ond excellent dr.·ma., it .eM" un· vocali';ng never heoomes tire.ome. 1 Con· OI"lly, and very emphatically, I refer I .. now ha'·e ~ thousand pUpil, on "H.... I can't imagine ..h~ more or the fortun.te Ih~~ .hould be .0 needles.l~ pre· sidu il an ""Ium. pleasure 10 e~t.nd " no~e other than the Oahu !>crcoadcrs, Not I .. Ploy Ih~ Saxophone." Berni. Cummins' fan. areo·t "'ritin, in vented from en;oying Ihe blessing God bas l.. ~e bouqud of .;ncere appreoiation 10 IIhose su;tars send forlh suoh boautiful Wayno plays ..ih an unH:cdll'd tone their prai,... Henn thi. leU .., and I pYI!1l Ihem. 0... e.3nDol even have ~ace rnnk Parku as "ell a, a most groldul ,Ir.in. of sweel Hawaiian mll';c on Ih., and hi, renditi.on oj any kind oj music haven't an id .... in the world 01.1 il'U 00 the Sabbalh, ..hen pe<>ple are suppo,ed thank yon 10 Ihe A. and P. Co. and Ci,i.. ether I Wish th.,.. w.,,. ~ncu~h 01 u. ",be i, ju,t a. marv.,l .. u.. Wayne King d«ru>'t be pubthh.d. to ....1, 1>«.11'." SClmeone is ,.,orking or Se"'ic. Co. for tho prj,;lege 01 enjoying .,,;oy thi. music to convince ole E"B«s.e bave to play tho saxophone but m;U;on. of Tu '''y mind and <)the,,', Bernie Cum· playing "ith drctric appliances. The worst this Iruly exquis>te and talenled .rtist. lhat Ihcy ought to put Ihis ~a",e gr.. up people through<)ut the w .. rld enjoy hi, min' has Ih. best band in thi. broad land offende" on Sll~d.~ are those who are 00 .. M. Cro_by on a ch';n hook·up. The Oahu Serenade.. w"nderf"l techniqlle, "0, .lte. all, "Whal -BAR NONE. His rhylhm i, unucelled loafing on the 'treds all week and then now rla~ and sing over WTAM in Cln.... h 0". Man's Opinion" f and in "'y humble opinion hi. wallz ren_ ,pe~d Sundny tinkering with their ~"", .. !.tnd, which is an NBC slalia". lbore­ Mark ILlburn ditions ate better than the renowned using eJ"elri. drilb, grinder<, .p'ekr1"'l" fur~, I belj~ve Ihat if enough request~ KinS'8. Cummins' voca~sl i. unique in lester., elc. P("(Iple .eem to think this Knocking Rockford w~re madt something "·Quld PII"'bly b-. this d.~ of linny tenor. and b·b-bubbl;n, noise i. una~oige. Well. kind of a program is Ihis! Chesterfi.. ld minute. and <"<>apry I notice in Ih. 101c.1 edition of )'OtIT W. N. llirsl unln. tby lTe allemplinr to dug 'Gme­ ,,"ri~ vocalists ob .. w up Paul Whiteman. L.e B<:nnttt outcl..... s eilhe. BinI Cro.by GUIDE that C~rll"lon Smith ,.,11 .\lend She Won't Knock on ••1"" dOIl-n 10 th.;r own Itnl T No. I ArillrO To,canin,', reb.,,,"ls in Bayreulh, f.ar Ihis person's "life· ...ork" lIa. been or Ru," Columbo and J.n has ¥arid),. Minnupoli" Minn ..ola Germany. This i. lhe jolre of Ih~ "'.'I(In iA vain. Ju,1 tonlJhl I ~ard him pby "Tony'. O... r Edilor: QUIlrtet Qua,,-el Wil~" in • slyle Ihat pl.c~. Don Pedro and of lour mag ••ine. How can .uoh • Morocco, lnw ..... Jane Marfie\d f.ebl. perSOll.ge dar. 10 e,·en say a .ingle 1 have been a rc.der ul yeur "",celloDt in Ihe bread lino; hi. "42nd Slr~el" heats magatine eyer .;nce it loa. bee" publi,hed Dea, Edilor: word aboul ollch a great artist .nd Abe l.ym"~, Anson Weeks Or Jack Denny. and o.n a •• ure you I enjoy fcading il mnre I wond.r if N. Comer Ito! cver heud mae.lr". Even if it "'"" all complimentary Ili. "St. Lu"i. Biue." makes Cab C.lIowa~ Ib.n ever now, e;nce you ha\"e n,ade a the ··M.ple City Four," of WLS. ~inst Doesn't Prefer Pons he would mo.t horribly fail. Pl.... b. and Duke Ellington shudder for Ih~jr jobs. great impro~~ment in ii, CQnt~nts. Wish " h. ha., why does he choo •• thc ne,-d~a Bangor. M.ine careful ..hen JOu joke with us! His ..lcclion of pi~< ...eem. unoanny and 10 mcnli<)n in p,orlioulor tht i ..~e dated as the outslanding quarlel <)f Ihe air t I Our V. o. L.: A. B. Junk although 1 have h.ard him play ",.ny May 28 "ilh the piclure and story of admil thai Ihe Revele" are H:c.ll~nl, hut I have been reading ..ilh cons;,i.tablc lim... yet ~tver has a pi~e been unsaili. Arthur Tracy, "The Sireet Singer," who as fer fullnes. of tone, perfect bl.ndin!!: int... est the letters eoncerninl Kate Smilh fa~lorily liven eHn with his great vuiety. happens to be m~ fa,·oril. radio arti.t. and ~ood balance the "Morle Cily Four". in Ihe Ia.t few is ...e. of RADIO GUlDE. Y~s. I am a Jan Garber booster, and howl Exquisite Frank In my opinion, I .~gard him as one 01 'he are Ihe be.1 l·ve heard. 1 am f~nd '" I. too. thi~k that her popularity will soon lintsl .;ngers on Ihe air, and am not .1011. li,lcn;ng 10 quartets and h3\'e maSmack OuI," by Jim and Marioo JordaD.. OIItrighl.'·-Ja~ K. MUllhi" Urhan., Ill. on • morning program. I loohd it up in parl.r-W;Ol p. m.· Inlels with whisk."." There mu.1 be th.. u.ands who li.t.ned j'; RADIO GUIDE and to thi, day 1 haytn·t Announcement: "Onl~ one Kamt ...... M<)ther: "Well, Ihey gtl Ih ... by a dose Ihis pr<)gum 01 mirth .nd joy Yoho now .cen " word about him. Now I nil lhi. schl'duled and Ihat was a daubleneadtr."­ May 29-WLS-GteaIH SiHlair Min· .have."-Mn. Bettie M. Dudn.~, Shelby, n,i,. "Luke" and his fri~nds, and 1 tbink a bonor f<)r ,·ou, beoau"" I"m Sure Pal hal Hugh T. KiIIam. Sandy Creek, N. Y. • trels--7:22 p. m.: Mississippi. U'e Nalio"al Broadca.ting Company i$ ...... hosh of admirers "'ho wiII be mighty ~Iad .. Gene: "W•• n'l )'­ MAUDE ROONEY-CBS-WGN, 9:4; p. 111. Thursday. tra, NBC-WJR at 8 p. m. MONDAY, JUNE 19-Harry Reser's E~kimos, NBC-Wl..5 JAMES MELTON-NBC-WMAQ, 6 p. m, Sunday. at7p.m. MONDAY, JUNE 19-Minstre! Show, NBC-\\'LS at 8 p.m. KATE SMITH-CBS-WGN, 7:30 p. m. Monday, Tuesday ;t L FSD.\ y, JUNE 20---Ben Bernie and his band, NBC· (-larry Horlick's Gypsies, Frank Parker, tenor, NBC­ and Wednesday. Wl.S at 8 p. m. WMAQ at B p. m. Sweedish Singers, from Festival of Pr08ress, CBS--WBBM NINO MARTINI-CBS--WJKS, 8:30 p. m. Tue,day and Ed Wynn, Graham McNamee and Don Vorhees'· Band, atBp.m. 7 p. m, Friday over WGN. l\BC·WMAQ at 8:)0 p, m. Contented Program, NBC-WENR at 9 p. m. OLGA, COUNTESS ALBAN{-NBC-WMAQ, Monday .t WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21-rannie Brice and George T UESDAY, JUNE 20-Josef Koestner's Musical Memories, 6:)5 p. Ill. and Wednesday at 7:30 p. 111, Olsen's music, NBC.WLS at 7 p. m. NBC-WMAQ at 9 p, m. Irvin S. Cobb, humorist, CBS·\VOWO at 7 p. m.. also WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21-Corn Cob Pipe Club of Vir­ Irida}'. ginia, NBC-WENR at 9 p. m. NEWS Burns and Allen, with Guy Lombardo'S Or~hestra, CBS­ THURSDAY, JUNE 22-Century of Progress Festival COL LOUIS McHENRY HOW E interviewed by Walter \I,.(;i\' at 8:30 p. m. Orchestra; Dr. Stock, conducting. NBC-WMAQ .t Trumbu[L NBC-WMAQ Sunday at 9 p. m. "i\lJudy Lou," Bill Melia and rred Waring's orchestra, 9 p, m., also Friday and Saturday. BOAK[ CARTER-CBS-WBBM, daily eKcepting Satur­ CBS·WGN at 9 p. m. FRIDAY. JUNE 23--Concert with jessica Dragonctte, day and Sunday at 6:45 p. m. THl"I~SDAY, JUNE 22-Gue;t comedi;ms with Rudy NBC-KYW at 7 p. m. \aUee's orchestra, NBC-WMAQ at 7 p. m, Phil Harris' Orchestra Premiere Program; Leah Ray, EDWIN C. IlILL-CBS-WHK, MOllday, Wednesday M(ll~~ses 'n' january, Captain Ilenry, Lanny Ross, Annette vocalist, NBC-WLS at 8 p. m. and Friday at 9:30 p. m. Ilan~haw and Muriel Wilson on tllc Showboat, NBC­ SATURDA Y, JUNE 24-Gilbert and Sullivan Gems. P10YD GIBBONS, the World's Fair Reporter-NBC­ \\' ,\\{\Q at 8 p. m. "Patience," NBC-KYW at 8 p. m. WLS, Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 7:45 p. m. CnlO[lcl Stoopnag\e and Budd, William O'Neal. Jeannie Lang and Andre Kostelanetl' or~hc~tra, CBS-WGN at LOWELL TJlOMAS-NBC-WLW, daily at 5:45 p. m., excepting Saturday and Sunday. ~JOp.m. J;Kk Pearl, the Baron MllilChausen, NBC-WENR at 9 p. m. PLAYS I I, V. KAL TENBORN-Reporting World's Economic j·RIO.-\Y, JUNE 23----Tom I{oward and Ted Bcrgman, SUND,\ Y, jLNE IS-Roses and Drums, CB5-WBBM Conf... r~nce in London, over CBS-WBB.'l Sunday at 6:30 I krbert Polesie and llarry Salter's or~hcstra, NBC. at 5:.30 p. m. p. m., abo Tuesday and Thursday at 5 p. m. \\ .\\.\Q at 8 p. m. Grcat Moments in History, NBC-WI.5 at 6:30 p. m. WILLlA~1 liARD-Reporting World's [,:onomic Clln­ lIu~h l1"Connell and Ilka Chase. with Lee Wiley, Plul Columbia Dramatic Guild; Poe's "lhe Tell-Tale Heart," ftrence, I\BC-WMAQ Monday at 7:30 p. m. and Wed­ SI1l~ll and Victor Young's or~he~lTa, i\'BC-WENR at CBS-WJ KS at 7 p. m. nesday at B:15 p. m., also NBC-WLS, Sunday at 6.15 8.)1) p. m. john I [enr)" Black Ril'cr Giant. CBS-WBBM at 9 p. m. p. m. cAZons the AIRIAL TO With Martin Lewis lIE NOVELTY of attending the opcnings of Polly was playing a vaudeville engagement in New Orleans, set. Iots has sort of worn off waited at the stage door for Polly to come out and get an few weeks of his vacation back on his farm in Indiana. Oh, for this scribe, but nen~nhc1ess, we attend autographed picture from her. Miss Moran told her if she for the [ifc of a farmer! Even that would be heaven to me them so that we can report to you anything would come to her hotel the neKt day she would be glad right now instead of having to pound away at these kl"Ys that\IJ may occur which we thirlk you will like 10 read abouL to oblige her. Connie didn't sleep all that night and at with the thermometer reading ninety-two degrees .•. And lor instance, Tuesday night we da,hed O\'er to the 8:30 the following morning, she woke her up out of bed speaking of heat, I wonder if it's true that Jane Proma. M(;\lpin roof where little Sammy Rob/JiltS Jnd his boys for the picture, and now Polly, rccalling the incident, wants got all steaml"d up at Vinctnt Lope( and she quit him be­ w~re plJyillS hosts. We take our scat and look around for an autographcd picture of the Boswell ga[s, but threatens cause she couldn't sing to his playing? We're not so wrong, f.ulIiliar f(lees. Direct[y opposite us we spy Roxy and his to get them up Ollt of bed early in the morning to get it! after a[[, about his music ••. FTa,. Prey, who used to gang wilkh included Al Jolso/I and his very attractive Later that evening we attend the opening of Harold warble with George Olsen's cutlit, has joined the Mey" wile, Rllby Keeler. The mammy singer SC11ds word to Siertl', orchestra at the Bi[tmore. Nothing much happen­ Davis organi1.ation and may go out with a band of his own. Robbins to playa hot tune and the boys respond with illg so, with our collcague, Mihe Porler, away we go to find Abe Lyman is making the most of things while playing ~1:ortr.Second Street," bringing a big smile to Ruby's face. some news, gossip, anything to write about. We realize out at the Cocoanut Grove in Los Angeles. The lanky ork She grabs AI's hand and they gc-t up on the floor to strut summer is here and nothing startling is happening in radio, leader will appear in two pictures, one with Joan Crawford, their ~t\lfT, and you can take it from me, if they ever lose all is quiet "Alollg tbe Airiallo." So, neKt morning. we dig Clark Gabre and Bob MOlltgomery called "Dancing Lady"; ~hcir jobs and decide 10 v.ork as a dan,ing team, they'd through our press releases to see what we can get out of the other with Jimmy "ScblloHle" DUfUllte and Lupe Velle be a ~<'nsation. them. The first th'ing we find is that somebody up at in the movie version of "Joe Palooka." ~meone talked about IVaUa lI'i"cbell-they said it Columbia killed an artist last week but it didn't "take." I.allll, Ron is riding around in a brand new sport 'Wa, rcmarklble how he can get .:I sponsor to permit him to It was done in a press release which read: "The Mills roadster and the handsome singer has all the gals looking tJ[k ahout himself on a boa,t-to-boast network and get Brothers, who have been inactive since brother John suc­ when he drives by ... Eddie Dllcbin and Fallnie BfJU 11JiJ h'llldsomely for doing it, meow. (h'drlors Note-A cumbed to pneumonia two mOnths ago, wHi resume their wi[[ open the Ross fenton Farms on Deal Lake in New purl is I/;e Lro;iI form 0/ wit). vaudeville appearance, in New York with the week bcgin­ Jersey Junc 2J , •. I-Iugo Mariam sailed last week with .. 'I he next night we are hurrying through the lobby of ning july 7." But John is aC!lla[[y sti[[ alive-he's resting group of nll1sicians for the Argentine. [Ie will spend several our hotel. We stop ~hort and rccognilc familiar faces in up for a month at Piqua, O.-doctor's orders. months in BuCllOS Aires and other South American cities Ihe cxc!u,h'e gown shop. We walk in and say hello to filling tlleatrical engagements ... They're putting the fI/.,rtba and Vet Bom'etl, who are picking out their ward­ E'RE TOLD lights out in the studio during the Crime Clues broadcast. robe for their trip to London. We sit down and ofTer ollr THAT: 0011 Be>tor and Ernfe flo/st, two The director claims it helps develop suspense with h.is opininn as to what to select and what not to select. One W ri\'al network band leaders. play golf weekly for actors and [ends atmosphere. .... "rJ from us-and they pick I'>hat they p[ea>e. We're hav­ no\·et stakes-tne loser has to make a special or~hestration "I!l1 I1l1r,is, the California scnsation we told you a.bout iug a lot of fun when all of a sudden \I'e hear a lot of for the winner's band. not so many columns ago. heads a new program June 21 fl(li~. I'>C turn around and who should it be but rotly THAT: The Comp;lIlky's, the ace of chamber music at S p. m. eDT over an NBC-WLS nctwork. He will lead M,Jfideul Roosrodt wi!! officially open Ed storics, go on the air over the NBC-WLS network for .. Dosv.clls do iI. little reminiscing; they recall the time lhat W'-'I1I'$ new chain late this month- sllll 110 derillite date trj.wccldy :,crie~ bcsinnins Monday, june 26, at 7:30 p. In. This file including all text and images are from scans of a private personal collection and have been scanned for archival and research purposes. 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