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Dicit: Powell, m. c. of "Tuesday Night Party," CBS , .

I,U P • RADIO GUIDE • A weekl y pe riodical of program s, pictures a nd personalities

• Nelson Eddy IS El ected Star of Stars by Listeners

IN WHAT is probably Paderewsld's De bt: The tour recently made by Marie Dressler Cot­ the greatest national Ignace Paderewski was marred by illness. At the last, tage: The benefits from poll of radio favorites a heart attack forced him radio are sometimes un· ever conducted, the radio to cancel what was to expected. Who. for in· listeners 01 America have have been a triumphant stance, would have just elected Nelson Eddy farewen performance in thought that the idea as their Star of Stars, New York. Nevertheless, born in the minds of two making him the most he is reported to have Hollywood humanitarians popular entertainer on made enough money to some years ago would the air during the radio keep him in comfort to have given both good season of 1938-1939. In the end of his life. Before entertainment to a nation II surprisingly dose fin- he came to America this of radio listeners as well Edgar Bergen ish, Jessica Dragonette last time, he was penni· as 5220.000 in cash to Marie Dressler look second place, Edgar less. Worse, he was told needy folk in the screen Bergen took third, and Jack Benny placed fourth. that he owed the United capital? On June 4. the Screen Actors Guild show We congratulate them all on their splendid talents States goverOlment about completed its 1939 season. On that date, this remark· lind on the friendship and loyalty they have inspired Paderewskl 510,000 in income taxes. able broadcasl balanced its books. As you know, the in their followers. Particularly. we must comment It was this fact, we hear, Gull Oil Company sponsored Ihese broadcasls. Stars, upon the devotees of Jessica Dragonetle who, in \asl which decided him to make the arduous trip in order writers, directors, and technicians all worked for year's election, voted her into first place as Radio's to pay his debt to a counlry which had been so good nothing, turning the lolal of 510,000 that they earned Star of Stars despite the lact thai she has been off to him. Now he returns home and we wish him well. per week over to charity. Already, the same plan is the air for some time. This year, despite the same promised lor this fall. A home for homelass actors odds, they rallied so convincingly that twice during will be built with this money. There will be smaller the contest she was out in front. Finally, however, bungalows named for donors or in memory of lovad Eddy enthusiasts rolled up a total vote that could not entertainers. They are planning a Will Rogers bunga. be denied. For the point score and for winners in low. also a Marie Dressler bungalow. As listeners, we other divisions, please turn to pages 6 and 7. CONT ENTS admire the charitable spirit of the stars . • Anne Lindbergh's Magic Key , • Airialto Lowdown 4 Canada's Kin9! From our radio and !rom the talks Robe rt Ripley's Day: The man who created a Hottywood Showdown 5 of Mr. Cesar Saerchinger in particular we get some "Believe It Or Not" cartoon twenty years ago recently 01 our most interestlng and useful information con· Star of Stars Election Resulll 6 heard himseJJ proclaimed "Doctor of Lellers" by cerning the visit of King George and Queen Elizabeth Musical Giant: Brahms 8 President Thomas W. Bib of Missouri Valley College to Canada and the United States. He has straightened Battle of Capitol Hilt 10 in Marshall. Missouri, and thus the educational work out several kinks in our thinking. For example, En· Hetpfut Hints for June Brides 11 that Bob Ripley has been doing for years was recog· gland's king is not Canada's king. England does not The MelanchoLY Clown (Part It ) 12 nited by a greal educa· rule Canada, which we had supposed. Canada has its Devine: Head Man of Van Nuys; tional institution. Most own king and he does happen 10 be the same man Tremayne: Mingles with Fans 13 interesting was the com· is .as England's king. but the point is that Canada a Backstage In 14 mencement address that kingdom itselt equal in power and rights with En· Ripley then delivered. Voice of the Listener 15 gland; and the Prime He told those seniors that Minister of Canada, Mac, The March of Music 16 liIe itself was a college Kenzie King, is a direct Listening to Learn 18 full of information. He minister of the crown Boys Town', Gift to Radio 19 look them with him on and not in the least re­ This Week·, Program, 20·36 an oral trip to the Garden sponsible to Neville On Short Waves 38 of Eden, where he found Cpamberlain, who runs Puzzle; Birthday, 39 no apple trees, on the England. Mr. Fairfax 40 road to Mandalay, where The British royal fam· The Radio Newsreel 41 the Ilying fishes do nol Robert Ripley ily is something that play; to the Garden Cover by Gene LesteT 01 m061 Americans cannot Hesperides. where Hercules found golden apples but understand. To us a king which Ripley found to be oranges; on a boat·ride be· is the antithesis of de- M. l. ANNEN BERG, Publisher neath Ihe Sahara Desert. thence to Hell, the beautilul mocracy and liberty, yet Cesar Saerchinger CURTIS MITCHELL. Editor lillie town in Norway. The students and a great crowd we hear that England is of Missourians who had come for miles to listen to the most democratic of nallons. This has come about Ripley liked what he said. Observers commented through a long process, in which the absolule mono Vol. 8. No. 3b June 23, 1939 again and again on the friendliness and hospitality of archs of the time of Henry XIII and James I lost more 731 Plymouth Court that crowd. Flags were flying and posters in windows and more of their power to the people and their of homes and slores welcomed visitors. Throughout Parliament. The result has been that though the royal Chicago, Ihe city the chief topic of conversation was Robert head of the British Empire has been shorn of most of Ripley. the '·divine right" by which kings once governed. he '''" ',, 11,· " ,. ,1', •. 1•. I, ..k H•• h ' ..." , . ~. , .... n~ .... l. Afler his talk, he signed autographs for every 1··,1" ... 1·111 "-" """ u . W.. k " ""lt ~ I"n" u . uu is still a great personage and a potent influence. As '~ ,~Il"'" .... 1> '> T' .. , ...... ". , ...... ,. ,. ;u 1'1 ...... '" farmer, miner, child or adult who sought it. Standing , ..,... . , ~ , ...~. [I ll, I. I :,,' ...... _'·rl•••• " ..., II", Mr. Saerchinger has pointed out, he is the symbol I' ., " ...... , .",...... It" ... ,. f·r""'..... u. Ill! ~,_.t under a bluing sun, wearing the cap lind gown of ~I. "" '. I,a .\. II, ,1_ 1,. I'u 1,, "' .. ,..... " ...... ~ "",M., of unity of the Empire, a sort of super.personal bond " h.,Ia .•, ·_1-<1...... tI.. , .0(> 'I~'~. h ". T' his new degree, he made many hundreds happior. which holds that Empire together. Chiefly, his is the ' '''''". (" _p.n,·. I I! '1",(' ,.--'.d " I•.. I ...... ,h..... " , . The town voted him a lile membership in the .,," .I " "'d ",'" ~ , ~ ... ,.".: {,<-" .. ·,n.",·. ,:..-..., ",, ~ power of personal aHection, to which radio- which ... " t:,\I.. ~ .· (\",,1. 11,., ~[ . n • • tI. 1·".,,11.[(,.1 "' ...... ,",( "'",,'01 b ...... ""' .. "1 •• 1 j'l· , t . .. o.. 1. " If • • '.\ .....01 . "".,,,,,, ' "' Chamber of Commerce. The alumni association voted enables his people to hear his voice--has added '''U'". Te" ,.,,,, . ,,., " ... '" II .. \·,,[( .. 1 ~ I"... '"",,", 1,,11 .., him a life membership. The women gave him a Mis­ " ". 'n ,I .. l". ~ , n,1 I' ..... 1. ... ' ,HI " .." " Ie' or tho I·, n· much. .1 ..., It.. , p, ,., l ,,\... . , . .... "'".... f!. \I: .- " " . ,I." souri fried-chicken dinner. Police gave him a special _"b .., ",U., ", ... '" , ... , ... " ..... ,' .1< """"II<. '''.H: •.,. "". U .... K ,.,,,~, "... .. 1 ...... ,...... ,••. up,." ...... , Once, Great Britain and the United States were "'... , ... _ ....w~ I" _ d II""" Ol·'~. ( ...... _ escort whenever he moved. Certainly. it was a great not such firm friends, but today animosities are for· ., ,ob",.H,., . tI.k. day for Bob Ripley, but most of all it was a demon· gotten, and our friendship with Canada's king and stration of radio·s power for bringing people together his people gives us a vision of enduring peace. and making them friends. After their marriage, the Lind· bergha were conaunt flying_ mates, Anne la Ihown here greeting well-wllherl at Ot· tawa, Can.da, on the fourth leg of their famoul flight to Orient

ERHAPS, in your radio advenluring, Englewood, N. J. To learn radio seemed you have slipped down into the such a little thing in relurn for the Pshort·wave band on your receiving strange sights and sounds and expe­ set and wondered what drama, what riences that were in store. Now the dots color and romance and mystery lay and doshes seemed such a horrible behind the sharp dots and dashes jangle, but if she set her mind to it. which fill that frequency and which is studied . a magic key upon which men and wo° The practise set of buzzers and keys men in far, dangeroua places talk with they set up in the living-room was lun, each other. and. like a boy with his first fountain· Thia is the slory of Anne Lindbergh, pen, she spelled her name over and - - . good - - - but - - - a - - - lillie· .. was always a year behind, but what radio operator, who-even as you and over in dots and dashes. A radio oper· heavy. - - on - - - the· - - dashes - - . " difference did it make here where there I- wondered about those strange coded ator dropped in in the evenings to help His instrument was still clicking. " . - • was no time? messages until, one day ... with her instruction. and she became just - . - like - . - my - . - wife's -- . And yet this slender girl with the "And we'lI have to carry a radio." fluent in her new conversational me­ sending . .. " smiling eyes and the singing heart was Charles Lindbergh was saying. He and dium. But, from the radio regulations: It seemed odd to her-such a civilized to come-in lime-to take these things Anne were planning their trip to the " ... must pass a practical and theo­ creature- to be flying over country un­ in her stride- men with strange jobs Orient, and it seemed to her that every retical examination .. comprehensive touched by man- no houses. no smoke in strange places. blistering tropic beat. time he went over the list of necessi· questions. . care and operation of curling comfortably from red chimneys. freezing Arctic cold- until even the tiny ties, it grew by one or two items. Of vacuum-tube apparatus and radio com· only the endless. unbroken march of cockpit 01. the plane became a sort of course. the radio was a necessity. munication laws and regulations. " pine lorests across a land that seemed home to her, extraordinarily pleasing. "Can you operate radio, Charles?" Her husband drew diagrams of the endless. And at her side a little key Every corner. every crack and crevice She knew what was coming. dreaded radio set. that was their only contact with the of it had significance. And it WllS odd iI. And yet there was a strange fasci· "We might as well start with the civilization they had left behind. She that she- who had lived so meticulous­ nation attached to the idea 01 sending vacuum lube." he said. And Anne felt a surge of power as she touched ly the years of her life at home-could messages out into the boundless ether echoed vacantly. "We might as well." the key, thus and so, and then-alter find a sort of second home here among - straight as an arrow and as true­ adding to herself. "We might as well a short pause-to have words come coils and glistening fuselage, molors thai made Hs appeal outweigh the me· start on that back wisdom tooth." But back to her across the wide. dean and oil and radio transmitters. chanical difficulties involved. technical phrases which seemed hope­ spaces of the h'9

Charles and Anne Lindbergh have ftown together to the ends of the earth. Anne's part in these .- epoch-making flights has been the alt-important operation of their plane's short· wave radio

part of the press and bitter memories blindly through Jog above Buroton Bay. of the deep tragedy which took from unable to land although the gas is run· him his son in a brutal kidnaping and ning low, ,.while polite Japanese radio murder. Often, now, he is rude to operators send the message, "Japan friends and acquaintances upon the - - - welcomes - . - Col. --- Lind· slightest provocation, and newsmen ap· bergh--." proach him with the knowledge that Or that day. near the mouth of the they can expect only the coarsest treat­ Yangtze, when their wing caught in men!. the swirling flood· water and tipped the It is well for him that Anne has a plane. '"No one." they had been told Now she could look out of her win­ Suddenly she knew that the little deep feeling for people, that she is at Hankow. "who goes under Ihe Yang­ dow, and there were no garden-plots, no cockpit where she had spent so many keenly sensitive""""""'-Oble to feel his tze's surface ever comes up again.'" birchwood trees~only the long. endless hours was not home. She was driving moods and, with the deep sympathy Now their plane was spilling them into stretch of ocean. blue and white·hot un­ a car from New York to Englewood. which is a vital part of her make·up. the muddy. filthy stench oj the stream. der the sun. No neighbors-but there's past the old familiar landmarks, around adapt herse!! to them. They jumped. a ship, far all ahead. She talked with it the old familiar curves. And her heal t It is well, too, that she has become his by radio. and then they were flying was sick, but she would bury it in flying·companion, eager to share Ihe "THAT wing may hit me as it lips over it and waving at the men on deck. work. Her finger was on the key. Gas hardships of rigorous flights across over,'" she thought. Then, under the She felt like a blind man from whose for the plane, a mochanic, a new coil primitive lands, eating crude food im­ muddy sur/ace, she wondered about eyes the veil had been lifted. A blind for the transmitter. She'd have these properly prepared, facing winds that her husband. He was swimming easily man can talk and hear~ just as she all wailing at Fenando de Noronha. in are hot and rains that are cold by his behind her wHen she came to the sur­ could by radio~but now she was wav· Brazil. and. maybe--she tried not to side. And it is weI! that she shares face. They drifted downstream to a ing and they were waving back. It was think about it ~but maybe they'd be Ihese-not as an idle companion but waiting life-boat, and she coughed up like talking with a neighbor. And then home for Christmas. as an active and vilal unit in his flights. some Yangtze water as she climbed on they were gone. The operator on the For he has grown to feel a dependence board. '"For three weeks," she thought, ship was calling again, a last word: IT IS much easier \0 picture Anne at upon her. a dependence which has 'Tve been brushing my teeth in boiled "Xmas --- wishes· - . and· - . Happy home. the shy and simple mistress of given rise to a finer relationship based water to avoid infection." New Year· -- from --- all --- on - - . an important household. It is easier upon giving and taking. Intimate, understanding relationships board -- -" to picture her pouring tea in the after· In the varied conditions-good and are born in experiences like these, and Christmas wishes! She had never noons. planting flowers in a well· kepi bad- which they have encountered on in the rich companionship Anne Lind· felt farther away from Christmas, there garden, preparing menus for the next their long flights. they have come to bergh has given him lies the hope that with the burning sun and the blue tropi· day's meals, than bundled in greasy know each other with a fulness that -some day~Lindy's bitterness may cal sea below. Christmas was a sea'Son coveralls in the cockpit of a plane. And others lack. and the love which has pass away into a riper, richer quality of white snow and frosted window· it is ditficult 10 imagine what might grown out of this knowledge is a finely which we term as "human understand· panes and furs and sleigh·bells. It was have happened to Charles Lindbergh tempered thing. for it is not in the ing." D:oocember 6, she remembered. Maybe had his choice fallen upon a different easy, every·day life amid comforts and Thus, radio has been a magic key It was just possible that they girl than Anne. con,(eniences that full understanding for Anne~a key which has brought her might be home by Christmas. and she For liIe has not been easy or kind arises. It is in adversities~waiting at close to the heart of a lonely and bitter bit her lip and the motor 01 the plane for the Lone Eagle. Modest and innate· barren Porto Praia for the tropic wind hero; a key which has made her~ in was a voice reciling: ly shy, in the beginning, he has be· to die. day after day. and unabla to every sense~his good right afm; a key And all the lamps are lit come bitler and untouchable as the return to Dakar because of a yellow­ which may~in the end~prove the sal­ The men are sailing home /rom years have passed, bringing with them fever epidemic; mobbed by starving vation of that lonely man who now Troy, a still keen interest in his affairs on the coolies in flood·stricken Chinp; lIying walks alone. 3 Airialto Lowdown

------By Marti n L ewi s------

NEW YORK.- Phil Baker loses the Incidental/y, Hal Kemp was services 01 Harry von Zell and or­ given top honors lor mating the chestra-pilot Harry Saller when hi" besl musical shorl of the 1938· program switches to Wednesday 39 season in the annual Molion nights starling July 5. Salter must Picture Exhibitors polJ . . . remain with "Hobby Lobby," which Glenn Miller. playing from the is heard the same night, and Von Glen Island Casino, and Vin­ Zell must stick 10 "What's My cent Lopez, airing his music from Name," the show that replaces Fred Chicago, have been broadcast­ Allen lor the summer Orson ing dt the saine time over dil­ Welles has Signed a new contract Jerent networlc:s. The vocalist with the soup sponBOr and returns to lea/ured wirh the Lopez crew is the air in the fall with his one-hour dramatic show Betly Hutton, whose sister Marian is the song­ "The Waring Family" (no relation to Fred) is stress with the Miller band . . Radio ac­ the title of a new quarter-hour script-show to be tresses Noel Mills and 'feene Winston, 0/ the c ...... _ heard on friday nig-hts (CBS), starting fuly 7_ new dramatic serial, "When a Girl Marries," Radio songltrns Hildegarde, formerly heard bave been very good friends tor years, ;tnd on "99 Men and a Girl," attended openi"1I of The "Hit Parade" will be heard two hours now they actually play tbe part of best friends Ben Marden', Riviera night .pot with Nitl Lang earlier on Satwday niqhts slarling luly 8 in the script. Last year Miss Winston appeared It you didn't hear Gracie Allen as guestar on on the "Battle of the Sexes" and wu given a last week's "lntormation, Please," you will, in watch tQr her ellort_ On the bilc1- of the watch all probability, be hearing her this Tuesday was inscribed "Winner Molte Contest, 1938." night. Incidentally, when George and Gracie However, since she receiYed tbe watc.b, the relurn 10 the air in October they will be heard "e" in the sponsor's name has disappeared and on Wednesday nights over CBS Mary Ireene actually blushed when she showed it Margaret McBride signs off CBS next weet . .. to me. When the Eddie Cantor proqram tolds after the broadcast on lune 26. Kay SI. Germain will hop Wile n', Ralp. l(lrborr1 a choo-choo back 10 Califolnia to fulfilf a West A recent mention of Ralph Kirbery, the "Dream COdst radio contract. Cobina Wright. /r" makes Singer:' brought forth a huge response of mail from a repeal gueslat appearance on the Canlor show his Joyal followers. who still are hoping for his Ihis Monday night, and the following weet return to the ;tir in the near future. The latest report Orson Welles will let his hair down and flip is that Ralph is going to organize a band, which in cracks with Cantor. all probability will bring him back to the airlanes • . Benny Goodml!.n has made several changes f. d Gardnor Hoa ds Now s~ow in his hi!.nd again. including another new drummer­ When the CBS "Lux Radio Theater" leaves the air boy. Incidentally. the Louise Tobin who replaced lor the summer the spot will be filled by a new show Martha Tilton as songstress with Goodman is the headed by Ed Gardner, who produced "This Is New wife 01 Harry James, the orchestra-leader. York" and played the part 01 Archie on the show Nan Wynn doe."'t get much time for sunning as One of my spies tells me that the Gardner f.ddle Cantor '. 251 • .... ~~I~.rs a rr a bove now that 'hc'. traveling with Hal Kemp'. program has been BOld lor fall airing, but no further When Eddie Can/or celebrated his twenty· b;:.,.d. lea her flr.t band-touring e:cperience information can be rev&/1led at the moment. litth wedding anniversary with an Eddie-Ida audience, his own Ida occupied a box in a cor­ It the popular NBC "Hobby Lobby" ner of the CBS playhouse. Eddie introduced his program remains on the air for the summer, frau to the audience and the dpplduse was long Dilve Elman may leave the show for a shorl and loud. II being" Wdfm night. f:ddie invited vacation ... Don Voorhees is going /0 be a the men to shed their coats, which mel with' weekly air commuter to Detroit for the new pro­ hearty approval. After the proqrdm Cantor gram. which features lames Melton, Francia Cilme bact on the st"g-e and "nswered any and White and a lourteen·voice choir. This proqram all questions popped at him. Be/ielle it or not, sounds ilS though it will make for excellent radio someone asked him how many daug-hters he listening .. Next Saturday night the "Vox had. Another asked him if it was true he was Pop" program will introduce the American related to Walter Winchell. Cantor denied it and father of J939, who wiJ/ have been seJected by added, "1 never have relatives who do weIl." A the progrdm's listeners. A las/-minute plan will lady in the audience told Cantor thM she and also inlroduce d man who wiJ/ have become a her husband were celebrating their twenty-lifth proud fallier that same day. anniversary thaI day, and the comic immediately invited them to attend his anniversary at the The switch of the Raymond Paige program from Waldorf-Astoria Hotel the tollowing Friday night. Wednesd;ty night to friday night enabled the con· Incidentally. Ethel Blume. who is heard with ductor to t;tke a week off and go to Ma.ine for a Eua Stone in the "Aldrich family" and many vacation. but Andre Kostelanetz and Walter O'Keefe other shows, played the p"rl of Ida on the show weren't so lucky. They had their regular Thursday that night and did a grand bit ot acting. night broadcast on June I. and then did another show the following Monday night. when the program Larry Clinton's "Our Love" is one of the leaders switched to its new weekly schedule, which didn't in the "Hit Parade," but you can't buy a Clinton re­ leave them much time for rehearsal. When they cording of the tune because he lelt Victor 10 go with finished dress·rehearsal Thursday. K08telanetz and a new company lhal hasn't started to operate as yet, the K;ty Thompson singers went right to work on the which means the orchestra·leader is out plenty do­ Mond;ty show, and Wa.lter O'Keefe went into a script­ re-mi in record royalties . . The National Swing conference with his two writers .. Nan Wynn Club's first annual jam session in New York. which is on the road with the Hal Kemp orchestra. This is featured such names as P"ul Whiteman, Tommy Ed Gardner, who played "Archie" and produced the first time she has ever toured with a band. Ba­ Dorsey. Louis Armstrong, Gl!.b Calloway and olher "Thi, II New York," will head. ahow to sub­ lore she [eft she was all excited about the trip. but prominent swingsters, was a fin"nchll flop. which stitute for "Lu>c Radio Theater" this summer I'm betting she will be glad te get back home. might mean that swing is on the wane. 4 ' /JI ,. Hollywood Showdown

------By Evans Plummer------

HOLLYWOOD.- Thal warbling Pal on the air and, look·see, set sales Friday, young lady, who made such will booml (neiden/ally. had II. terrific debut on Bing Crosby's W6XAO been equipped to tele­ program, is being swamped by offers vise the opening June 6 of Car­ from all the Agents-who don'l know roll's new production, they that her uncle is a lawyer and reads might have captured a view of all proffered contracts. In fact. Unc announcer-singer lohn Conte at is being so carelulthat he's afraid to It table with his date, "Oomph let Bing star and build her up! . Girl" Ann Sheridan, watching Edw,rd G. Robinson's "Big Town" the Oomph Girl tableau 01 the renewal for the fall will put him in production! the "lirst live" class in radio salaries. His weelcly pay check won't fall far shorl of SID,OOO! BCfc h tog. GollIg s 0" .•• Latest autoqraph qaq witnessed at NBC Holly· Jimmie Fidlels sponsors don't think Holly· wood Radio City is the offering of miniature turtles wood will make much qossip this summer. He'II to celebrities to siqn! Was his face redl An· qet alonq with one (his CBS) broadcast durinq nabella, as quest 01 Chase & Sanborn, insisted upon Jimmie F idler will do on ly one weekly program the warm months , At last report, Jack poking into Charlie McCarthy's innards to see how thl. summer. Above: J immie (r.J Ie burying the Benny and Fred Allen were still hidinq out Irom his lips and head are made to move . . . Sports hatchet In feud with Ted Lloyd, radio columni.t that Iiqht the mayor at Butte, Montana, wants fan Binq Crosby had to broadcast during the Nova· them to staqe there between July I and 9, durinq Baer fight, so he had the control·room men dispatch the city's jubilee Suqqestion to the bulletins on the boul's proqress to him between Grouch Club: Why not invite Hit/er and Musso­ his "Music Hall" duties! lini to yOUl National Grouch Convention luly 16 at Hollywood Bowl? CBS scene: Amos' Andy r ushinq into the stu· dio One minute before airtime and announcinq, No". of My l rul"." "Jwt came from my dentist, and boy, how he The Bette Davis-George Brenl romance is the hottest can fiqure to the split secondl" . . At "Good thing in Hollywood . Speculation is rife over News"; Frank Morgan ce/ebratinq what his the man to whom Madeleine Carroll will next plight enemies figured out to be his 10lty·ninth birth· her troth - but their friends are discountinq the day, and Bob Younq, who is learning maqic for whisper that he is that big,time radio producer .. his role in M-G·M's "Miracles for Sale," amusinq Bandsman CharHe Barnett appeared at Dotty La· Meredith Willson with his new parlor tricks mour's cocktail party June 4, and he's been rushinq Blind A lec Templeton returning to the her hither and yon, but the wise money is still on NBC Hollywood studios after some siz months, Rudy Vallee Holl ywood Whisperer George but recognizinq all of his friends' voices without Fisher and Lya Lys ("Nazi Spy" other woman) are an error. a steady twosome .. . While Kay SI. Germain's away, it's Mary Healy with whom Edqar Berqen is Parkyakarkus telling hia "Tuesday Night Party" at play . . . Grouchmaster Jack Lescoulie has lost pals how he is takinq a reel of home movies monthly his heart to an unnamed San Francisco cutie. of growing Clifford, Parky's lirst·born .. . At "Screen Ra dio f riends helped F rank Morgan celebrate Guild Show's" last perlormance, Marie Wilson, birthday wit h big cake. Above: Fran k c:o pies Yltol Stofb tlc. 'oom mike-frightened noticeably, recoverinq nicely to kick names and phone numbers from top of the cake Bob Burns, as scheduled here, became father Lionel Stander in the pants at cue in script; Dick to an eight·pound·siz-ounce Robin on Memorial Powell, Tyrone Power, Georqe Murphy and Reggie Day and told the world about it nezt day in a Gardner tappinq time to Oscar Bradley's music while Hollywood trade-paper full·paqe advertisement waitinq for their lines; Rosalind Russell observinq which concluded: "/ regret that I have but one her birthday in a dizzy hat. liIe (a year) to qive to my country . . Five days later, Carroll Carroll, writer 01 the Kraft Abller Goes ,Joc.s Music Hall scripts and qlorifier of the NBC sta· "The nicest birthday present 1 ever receivedl" tion·break chimes, passed ciqars upon the arrival was the thanks Lum qot when, on Abner's birth· of seven.and.a.halt.pound Bruce Carroll . . • day, he surprised his air pilrtner by presenting and- him with a motor·scooter. Abner took one look at the qadqel, mounted it and started 10 scoot. Did I ever .u.y anythinq mean about Joan Craw· The engine fumed over and beqan firing. ford? Well, maybe, but I take it back. Last week Abner hung On and dodqed music racks, micro­ Jack Albin, RADIO GUIDE and ScREEN' GUIDE photoq· phones, piano and table in the studio while he rapher, became a father - but his little qirl Joan's whizzed about at alarming speed. Just then arrival was difficult and surgical. When he asked someone opened the studio door and Abner the Hollywood Hospital authorities about the bill, charged out info the CBS corridors, still mounted he was amazed to learn it had. been paid in lull by on his qilt gas.steed. When last seen, pillties an unnamed personl Albin suspects Crawford, who of studio tourists were running lor cover while has a way of helpinq anonymously when help is Abner attempted to stop the contraption I needed. To g LIlies .• . Whop'" T.te,I.loli FI"d. Itu ll Fannie Brice's aired account of her near hole-in· Television has little to qive to radio unless it one has brought her thousands of letters from qolf adds to the living.room spectacles that cannot be enthusiasts, advice from other hole-in.oners, three adequately described in words -- such as the qolf-club invitations, an honorary club membership, Earl Carroll Theater Restaurant's "World's Fair· a dozen golf balls, an instruction book, and a bid est" revue. And the latter is ezactly what from a club manufacturer who wants to make junior Thomas S. Lee proposes to televise over clubs and brand them "Baby Snooks". . . _.c _...­ W6XAO, the Don ~MBS television station Jerry Gray of Artie Shaw'. band is now an actor, Bing Crosby, being kidded above by music m1lld bere, when his newly purcbased portable-camera too. Bob Benchley heard his voice, thouqht it funny, Dotty Meumer, had control· men keep him In· equipment arrives. The CatIoll beauties will go and has been draftinq him ever since in the SKetches. formed on Nova-Baer fight during ht. broadca.t I'I/U 5 STAR OF STARS ELECTION ·WINNERS

ND so the Iq39 Star of Stars Poll is completed. Ballots have poured in as never before. Each week we've seen A our mailbags heaped higher. Each week we've seen longer rows of girls counting and tabulating your votes- 750,000 votes, I.... dies and gentlemen! It's been a big job, to be sure, but a worth-while iob. For the Star of Stars Poll has estab­ lished Radio Guide as the great clearing-house for radio prefer. ences. In Iq37 you preferred Jack Benny; in 1.938 you pre­ ferred Jessica Dragonette; in 193Q-Nelson Eddy! And for your specific preferences, we refer you to a new and convenient table of results on these pages. For each classification on the Lowell Thom .. ballot, you'll find the picture of the winner with his standing in Dorothy ThomplOn points (based on 100) and his runners-up listed below with their BEST COMMENTATOR (MAN) BEST COMMENTATOR (WOMANI STANDINGS PGINTS standings. We don't need to list the winners here, but com­ ment on some unusual twists in the returns might be interesting. 8TANDINGS POINTS I. Lowell Thomas .. 33.8 Naturally we were surprised, as we think you'll be, at the J. D. Thompson ... 57.2 ,. Walter Winchell ...... 15.3 similarity in the Star of Stars voting of this year and last. In ,. Kate Smith ...... · ...... 28.3 IQ38 it was Jessica Dragonette, with Nelson Eddy taking second 3. H. V. Kaltenborn ...... 14.8 3. Mary Margaret McBride . . . 09 .4 honors. This year their positions are reversed. We rather ex­ Boake Carter ...... 10.6 Kathryn Cravens ...... 02.5 •• pected Bergen and McCarthy to creep up on Jack Benny, who Jimmie Fidler ...... 09.4 •• •• won first honors among comedians last year. and we weren't Eleanor Roosevelt · ...... 01.5 Edwin C. Hill ...... 09.3 •• •• disappointed. Other observations: Lowell Thomas noses out •• Hedda Hopper ...... 00.4 7. Paul Suillv.n ...... 02.7 the great Winchell in the male commentator's event; Margaret 7. Nellie Revell ...... 00.1 •• Fort Pearlon ...... 01.1 Speaks wins over Dragonette, second Star of Stars choice, in •• Adela ide Hawley · ...... 00.1 •• Gabriel Heatter .. . 00.9 her own classification; finally, Nelson Eddy, the Star of Stars, •• Dorothy Parker ...... 00.1 10. Fulton Lewll, J •...... 00.6 is also the greatest standout winner in anyone classification! 10. Elizabeth Arnold ...... 00.1 11. Deem. Taylor ...... 00.5 11. Llu Serg io ...... 00.1 ". Bob Trout ...... 00.5 ". Radle Harris ...... 00.1

STAR Of STARS Standings Points I. NELSON EDDY. 24.2

2. JESSICA DRAGONETIE 15.9

3. EDGAR BERGEN ...... •.. .. . 12.6

4. JACK BENNy ...... 12.4

5. DON M..1ECHE 10.6

6. BING CROSBy ...... • ....• • •• • ...... 10.5

7. LANNY ROSS 03.Q

8. JOAN BLAINE 02.3

9. ORSON WELLES ...... 02.1 Bergen· McCarthy Director De Mille of "Lux Theater" 10. JACK BAKER ...... • • ...... 01.9 BEST COMEDIAN BEST DRAMATIC PROGRAM STANDINGS POINTS II. RUDY VALLEE ...... 01.5 ST.A.N»IN08 POINTS I. Bergen-McCarthy .. 39.1 J. Lux Theater .... 30.5 2. Jack Benny ...... 23.1 12. KATE SMITH ...... •...... • ...... 01.4 2. One Man's Fa mily 28.5 3. Bob Hope ...... 09.8 3. Campbell Pl ayhouse ...... 11 .6 4. Eddie Cantor 07.6 4. Big Town 07.7 5. Fibber McGee 07.2 5. First Nighter ...... 07.2 6. Fred Ailen ...... 04.8 6. Vic . nd Sade ...... 04.7 7. Bob Burnl ...... 03.0 7. Woodbury Playhouse ...... 03.2 8. Abbott and COltello ...... 01.8 SEE NEXT WEEK'S ISSUE 8. Silver Theater ...... 02.2 9. AI Pearce ...... 01 .1 9. Second Husband ...... 01.6 10. Ransom Sherm.n ...... 00.8 fOR GROUP TWO WINNERS 10. Bachelor's Children ...... 00.9 11 . Frank Morgan ...... 00.7 11. Big Sister ...... 00.8 12. Robert Benchley ...... 00.4 12. Guiding Light 00.6 6 Don Ameche Claire Trevor Bing Crosby Kate Smith BEST RADIO ACTOR BEST RADIO ACTRESS BEST SINGER OF POPULAR SONGS BEST SINGER OF POPULAR SONGS STANDINGS POtNTB STANDINGS POllf'lS (MAN) (WOMAN) I. Don Ameche .... 45.1 I. Claire Trevor .... 23.8 STANDINOS POINTS STANDINGS POINT/! I. Bing Crosby .36.1 I. Kate Smith. 36.6 2. Orson Welles 17.3 2. Barbara Luddy ...... 18.3 3. Les Tremayne 09.6 3. Joan Blaine ...... 14.2 2. Kenny Baker ...... 27.0 2. Frances Langford ...... 20.1 4. Charles Boyer 09.3 4. Alice Frost ...... OS.8 3. Lanny Ross ...... 10.7 3. Virginia Simma ...... •...• 13.5 5. Edward G. Robinson ...... 04.0 5. Helen Menken ...... OS.3 4. Don Ameche ...... 06.3 4. Dorothy Lamour ...... •...• 13.3 6. Hugh Studebaker ...... 02.7 6. Helen Hayes ...... OS.O 5. Jack Baker ... 04.7 5. Hildegarde ...... 04.6 6. Annette King ...... • 03.8 7. Raymond Johnson ...... 02.5 7. Anne Seymour ...... 05.8 6. Frank Parker ...... 03.7 7. Rudy Vallee ...... 03.6 7. Judy Starr ...... 01.5 8. Phil Lord ...... •... 02.3 8. Betty Winkler 04.3 8. Dick Powell ...... •...... 02.2 8. Fran Allison ...... 01.4 9. Lanny Ross ...... 02.2 9. Kathleen Wilson 04.2 9. Jerry Cooper ...... 01.7 9. Joan Edwarda ...... •. 01.3 10. Martin Gabel 01.3 10. Patricill Dunlap 01.6 10. Harry Babbitt ...... 01.4 10. Kay St. Germain .....•...... 01.2 11. Pat Murphy 01.2 11. Irene Rich 01.2 11. Frank Munn ...... 00.9 11. Connie Boawell ...... 01.' 12. Michael Raffetto ...... 01.0 12. Marjorie Hannan 01.2 12. Skinnay Ennis ...... •...... 00.6 12. Muriel Wilson ...... 01.1

Henry Ford, sponsor of "Ford Hour" Nelson Eddy Margaret Speaks Don Wilson BEST MUSICAL PROGRAM BEST SINGER OF CLASSICAL BEST SINGER OF CLASSICAL BEST ANNOUNCER STANDtNGS POtNTS SONGS (MAN) SONGS (WOMAN) STANDINGS POINT/! I. ford Hour . .... 34.3 STANDINGS POINTS STANDINGS POINTS I. Don Wilson .... 28.4 I. Nelson Eddy .. 54.3 I. Margaret Speaks .. 23.4 2. Waltz Time...... 14.1 2. Ken Carpenter 21.8 3. Hit Parade ...... 10.5 2. Richard Crooks ...... 10.8 2. Jessica Dragonette ...... 22.1 3. Milton J. Cross 15.9 4. Voice of Firestone ...... •... 07.5 3. Lawrence Tibbett ...... 09.6 3. Gladys Swarthout...... 10.9 4. Harry von Zetl 06.7 5. N. Y. Philharmonic...... 06.4 4. John Carter 06.8 4. Jeanette MacDonald 09.5 5. Graham McNamee 05.9 6. 99 Men and a Girl ...... 06.2 5. Donald Dickson ...... 06.1 5. Miliza KorJus ...... 08.8 6. Ford Bond ...... 05.8 7. American Album of Familiar 6. Lanny Ross 06.0 6. Jean Dickenson ...... 07.7 7. Ted Huslng ...... 03.8 Music 05.7 7. John Charles Thomas ...... 01.7 7. Lucille Manners ...... 07.0 8. Ken Niles ...... 02.8 8. Manhattan Merry·Go·Round 04.3 8. Jack Baker ...... 01.2 8. Lily Pons ...... 03.7 9. NBC Symphony ...... 03.3 9. Frank Munn ...... 00.9 9. Grace Moore ...... ••...... 02.2 9. Ralph Edwards ...... 02.5 10. Metropolitan Opera .•.•..... 02.5 10. Fred Hufsmith ...•...•..... 00.7 10. Rose Bampton ...•.•...... 01.9 10. Bob Brown ...... 02.3 11. Radio City Music Hall ...••.. 02.4 11. Laurltz Melchior .....•••.... 00.6 1'. Kirsten Flagstad 01.8 11. Ben Grauer ...... 01.9 12. CIties Service Concert ...... 02.1 12. Jamea Melton ...... 00.6 12. Muriel Wilson ...... 00.9 12. Fred Uttar ...... 01.6 l' flU 7 stock ancestry simple, sturdy, honest. On May 7, 1833, Johannes is born in Hamburg. Desperately poor, the fam· ily occupies ill tenement in the red.light district 01 Hamburg. The father, iI double-bass player. teaches the boy the rudiments 01 music. and striking some notes on the piano one day i.s aslon· ished thai lillie "Hannes" (the Gennan equivalent lor "Johnny") names them while looking oul the window. Soon he is placed with Marxsen, an excellent piano pedagog. and gets rigorous training in the classics. But money must be earned to help the family. So Papa Brahms sends out his son to play dance music at sailors' dives along the harbor-Iront. The remuneration is two Iha/ers and free drinks during the pauses. Hannes does not drink. In­ stead he draws forth a book of poetry and reads. In his tenth year Hannes gives a con­ cert and ama-zes the musicians and the public. Further successful concerts (but financially sad) and a little com­ posing fill the next few years until he is fifteen. Meanwhile working des· perately and "living on twenty-four hours a day." Then comes an invita­ tion Irom a wealthy music·lover for a long slay in the country. There the young musician forms the love for woodland and meadow which tinges so much of his later works. At nineteen he writes his firsl son­ ata for piano. The Hungarian fiddler, Remenyi, hears him play. "Come along and lour Germany with me," he says. Hannes-no, Johannes now--qoes, and BRAHMS THE HEIR OF BEETHOVEN By l eona rd Lie bling From hiB Iwenty·cecond year, slouchy, lovable Johannet Brahm. (ahown in ailhouette at artiltl of Vienna loved to draw h im), created a wealth of mas­ terpieces, joined Bach and Beethoven to become t h ,rd in ill trio of tower ing 8'.

MERRY party in Vienna. Beer mous grown-up he still squats on the note, "Tell me whether they are bad, and punch in plenty. Jests floor and plays with toy soldiers; that shameful or ridiculous." He advises A and laughter. Singing. Strau.ss he confesses to Iresh thrills every Simrock, his publisher, "You would be wallzes on the piano. (No one dreams lime he rereads "Robinson Crusoe"; insane to invest II penny in my fourth of a World War twenty-five years laler, thai he sings roistering songs with his symphony, just finished." or 01 the tragedy of Anschluss.) Every. companions on the way home hom So frugal that he diaries every cop· body gay. All except one guest, sit· taverns; that. with the heart 01 a child, per he spends, habitually wears un­ ting in a corner. Scowling. Bearded, he loves and fascinates children. pressed clothes, lind carries home his slocky, large-girthed, not too tidy in "Uncle Brahffili," they call him. He supper in greasy paper from the delica­ dress. Argumentative, contradictory, scatters silver coins on his walks and tessen stOle; nevertheless, being made sarcastic when he speaks at all. Sud· roars laughing when the street urchins beneficiary of a legacy of S5,000, he denly he leaves, the host following. scramble for them. Every year he has declares, "As I do not need the money , "II I have forgotten to insult anyone a Christmas tree lor youngsters. I am enjoying it in the most agreeable Ihis evening," growls the surly one, manner, by laking pleasure in its dis­ "ask him to pardon me." The door B UT he abuses some of his colleagues tribution. " slams, the bulky figure lumbers down meanly and without mercy. as when A queer, contradictory, patchwork the stairs. he looks over a composition by one of individual, this man with the spirit of The host smiles. He knows his man. them and jibes "Beautiful! Really beau· a child, the temper of a bear and the "Good old Herr Doktor Brahms is nol tiful. The music paper, I mean! goodness of an angel. A human being. feeling so well," he murmurs and re­ Where do you buy it?" Reversely A son of the people. A genius-Jo­ joins his guests. He delivers the com­ there is the occasion that sees him, hannes Brahms. Where in all the world poser's message. The guests smile. with equally sharp uptake, disparage of tone can one find his counterpart? They know their man, 100. his own works. He sends a sheaf of The odd mixture is traceable. how­ They are aware that even as ala· his master songs to a friend with II ever, ~o his North German peasant- 8 I/It P the tour enables him to meet Joachim, Just before his thirtieth year, Brahms the famous violinist, and Lis::I, musical makes a sudden decision to go to Vien· god of the day. Johannes likes Joachim, na-"the musicians' holy city," as he the conservative, better than Liszt, the names iI_"and breathe the air where tonal·leftist. Haydn, Gluck, Mozart, Beethoven and In Duesseldorf, Schumann receives Schubert had lived." Hellmesberger, Brahms, hears his music, and calls ex· favorite violinist and general musical citedly to his wife, "Clara, come here power in the Austrian capital, rhap­ and listen." She walks into the room sodixes about Brahms' G minor quartet and into Brahms' heart. Schumann, and proclaims "TIlis is the heir of editor of the leading music magazine, Beethoven." Vienna quickly takes the writes his momentouB article about newcomer to its affectionate heart. he Brahms, calls it "New Paths," and pro­ makes the city his permanent home claims him as "he that should come ... and all his subsequent inspirations the Messiah of Music." come to life there. He gets to know Now quartets, sextets, a quintet and the music 01 the Magyat8, adores it ~natas pour from Brahms' pen. He and writes his "Hungarian Dances." teaches at the Court of Detmold and Hungarian bits, too, crop up in his intensifies his dislike for ceremonial other pages. But predominantly he is and nobility. He writes his gigantic always influenced by Bach, Beethoven, o minor piano concerto, and plays it Schumann, and now again by Chopin's in Hanover and Leipsic, reporting in novel harmonies and sultry sentiment. a letter that "it enjoyed a brilliant and decided-failure." He performs it in IN 1876 (he is forty.three) Cambridge Hamblllg and triumphs gloriously. All University promises him the degree the time, he loves Clara Schumann of doctor of music if he will come to En· (whose great husband has meanwhile gland to receive it. He declines (and pused away) but is shy with her. "I also the renewed offer in 1892). He know how 10 talk to a chambermaid is afraid 01 the sea. In 1886, however, or waitress," he tells a friend, "but 1 he accepts the honor from the Breslau never feel al home with ladies." University, and for the occasion writes from his twenty-second to his twen­ his "ACddemic festival Overture," ty~ighth year, Brahms creates a wealth impisbly shocking the straight·laced of masterpieces, including the lovely dignitaries by using for his themes "Handel Variations" for piano, many several of the ribald drinking·songs of 80ngs, the exalted "German Requiem" the students. He is lastingly proud of (completed after the death of his be­ his Doktor title, and prefers it to being loved mother), and his first symphony, addressed as "Meister" (Master). He following ten years of work at that sputters. "Every first-class shoemaker score. At first pooh.poohed by the is a Meisted" critics and passed up by the public. the symphony slowly conquers every­ where. He is now famous as a com­ poser and somewhat notorious as a man, for with Joachim he has issued a manifesto against "music of the future" by Wagner, Liszt and their disciples. Twelfth of the Musical Giants to

Below: 'n this dignified Vienna be presented in this series is a house, old Herr Doktor Brahms died at the age of sixty-four man with the spirit of a child,

Brahms was born in this tenement, the temper of a bear, the good­ In the red light district of Hamburg. the son of a poordoubte·ba" player ness of an angel-a human being! ing the sudden death 01 Wagner. He lays down the baton and says simply, "We sing no more. A master has died." And how about the romance with The second symphony and the celes­ Clara Schumann during all these tial violin concerto appear. Also piano years? Their published correspondence pieces and 8Ongs, songs, songs. All and all other evidence indicates that the output is matllled, mellowed, rich the relationship is tender but entirely In thought, tenderness, drama and platonic. Psychiatrisls would say that marvelous workmanship. The number he transfers his strong mother·fixation of his symphonies reaches four. There to Clara. In one of his early letters he is much chamber·music too, and still addresses her as "Meine liebe frau more songs. None 80 fine have been Mama." (My dear Mrs. Mother.) They heard since those 01 Schubert and the make a loot-tour along the Rhino. He last ones of Schumann. could have married Clara then, but this Hanslick, the caustic Vienna critic mother of seven children does not en· and hater 01 Wagner, sets up Brahms courage the union. They stay close as a foil against the Bayreuth giant. friends until she dies in 1896. and bitter warfare follows between the two camps, with Hanalick and Wagner ALL Vienna knows the squat, stoul, swinging their pens as lancee;-and aging master as he promenades Brahms remaining silenl. He can nol about, or is seen at concerts in his un­ refrain Irom his customary sharp flings couth attire (to this day exhibited in the at times. On the other hand, asked Gmunden Museum}-baggy coat, dis· why he does not write an opera, he reputable slouch hat. and trousers replies, "What, after 'Meistersinger'?" habitually much 100 short. During a While conducting a choral rehearsal, visit to some friends in the country, a note is handed to Brahms, announc- (Continued on Page 40)

1/ lin 9 THE BATTLE OF CAPITOL HILL

This story of a radio commentator's the radio chains are rushing reporters struggle to establish the same rights A n insider's account of how to Washington-why newspapers own­ for radio newsmen in the nation's f ulton l ewis, J r., won a news­ ing stations are planning to have their capital as are enjoyed by newspaper­ own correspondents take to the air men was written by a prominent news­ paper vs. radio battle for you once or twice a week- why, in a sense, paper correspondent who served two radio has attained a stature it never terms as a member of the standing com­ enjoyed before. mittee of the press galleries_- Editor. Perhaps an even more important BY DONN THOMAS consideration is the ellect which the ADIO has linally come 01 age at bigger and better radio news reports the Capital of the United States­ will have on the listening and the vot­ Rthanks to the pluck and persever­ ing public. It is no secret that the ance of Fulton Lewis, Jr., the big, officer of the day or won't tell him, he average American cannot find time to blond, blue.eyed commentator on na· a more gentle pro­ can seout around read the twenty columns of Washing. tional and world affairs for the Mutual test from the Civil Capitol Hill, confab ton news which his daily newspaper broadcasting network. This thirty-five­ War veterans who with other political contains. Moreover, even if he did, year·old reporter. musician, angler and act as doorkeepers. machiavellians in of­ he would have only a confused and radio news pioneer is the acknowl­ Whereas the press fices specially re­ chaotic idea of what it was all about. edged father of the new-born Fifth gallery occupies the served lor such con­ It is difficult to be a reader and an Estate-a paternity achieved only after Iront of the cham· ferences, and finally interpreter, too. Then again, every a savage scuffle with a hostile and ber fronting the so­ wrest the story from newspaper has its pet prejudices and skeptical and redoubtable press. called statesmen, the the actors them­ its editorial slant. frequently coloring Before outlining the strategy by radio men had to selves. He can, on the news or distorting it slightly. Even which Mr. Lewis won admission lor observe and listen Tuesday afternoon the most honest and independent jour­ radio to the galleries of the great­ hom the side-lines. and Fridat'"m0rning, nals are not blameless in this respect. Congress, the White House, the inner They missed the join the ring around A radio reporter cannot afford such offices of Cabinet members and politi­ asides and under· the President's desk prejudices, however, if he wishes to cos- it is appropriate to set forth what tones and by-play in the latter's ollice stay on the air. For some psychologi­ that long·denied privilege means to which frequently il· and ask whether ii's cal reason, people resent unfairness radio's millions of listeners. lumine a Senator's true that Mr. Roose­ and intolerance in a speaker more vio­ Until Mr. Lewis persuaded Congres· meaning more clear­ velt intends to run lently than they do in a writer. They sional bigwigs that radio rated equal ly than what he says A one-time ace WaShington corr e­ for a third term. Or resent the disparagement which the privileges with the press in centers for public ears. spondent, Fulton Lewis, Jr.,ls now he may, if he is spoken word or tone suggests far more MBS commentator in the Capitol where news is born, radio commenta­ Now the radio brash enough, be deeply than they do the written attack. tors had to gather their data by bootleg commentator can the first to congralu­ They may chuckle over a bristling methods. In the Senate, for instance, push through doors hitherto barred. late Mr. Ickes on the expected allival editorial, but they rebel when the same they were forced to sit in the visitors' If he wants the inside story on why of a baby. ideas are brought into their living-room galleries, and they were not permitted Vice President Garner is bucking the It is the dilference--a vital one--be­ through a loudspeaker. So the radio to take notes. Such a violation oj the President on a WPA appropriation, he tween tasting news cold and colorless commentator's Darwinian duty- to him­ august chamber's precedents might can walk into the Texan's office and or sampling it hot and human. That self and his constituents- is to be fair even provoke a roar from the presiding ask "Jack" face to face. If the V. P. explains why, since Mr. Lewis' triumph, (Continued on Page 37)

10 8/38 I' HELPFUL HINTS FOR JUNE BRI()ES

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4. Herc', • leAon in hangl"1I up tea·towell. Mr. 5. And here, brIde.. I, a new and e ••y wly of 6. Hg-hum, let the cleaning go for a while; thll il Young think' It', a naaty job, for how can cleaning up the little love· neat with the help of really too good to .top! Anyway, Bob h .. four • man talk with a mouth full of clotheapln.? the "Soul Yearning ... " which came in the mall full hours until he ,tarts opening can. for wlfey P ' /U I I THE MELANCHOLY CLOWN Another instalment in the tale of Jack the Bee Benny, in which the Bee teaches Mary how to act

BY JAMES STREET FTER Jack Benny married Sayde band around me and signing me up?" Marks in 1927, he discovered Stein said he'd think il over and Ihen A he still had a living 10 earn. He forgot it. If he had done at; Benny sug· look her with him on a tour of the gested, Jack probably would be the road company, ''The Great Temptation," Iype of comedian Ben Bernie ill, using She never had been on a stage In her a fiddle for a prop. life. She didn't like the theoler, the long Jack stayed with vaudeville until it train ridea, the little hotel rooms. She turned up jls toes. His act was the hod been (I working girl. and the In­ same it had been during the twelve or activity made her nervous. thirt,*,n years he had plugged along. Their marriage clid not hove an He was always threatening 10 play auspiciou8 beginning. for one thing, "The Bee" but never got around to it. Mary had been lukewarm to the idea He would borrow a fiddle from the pit· of marrying a trouper. II was lack'. leader, make as though to play, and father who had helped convince her then crack a gag. Millions of persons she should follow the didates of her wondered if he really could play. heart and not hCI mind. They hod mar­ In February 01 1932, Ed Sullivan, ried so quickly Ihal Jack hodn', had columnist for the New York Daily News, time to buy a ring but had used his had Jack on his radio program. It was mOlher' •. And now tr.e trouping_ Benny·s first appearance. He look to Mary was not a prig, but she was a the air the same technique he had used bride and she didn't like the ways of in vaudeville, posing (l8 a smOTI guy show people. particularly the scantily but acting the sucker, razzing himseU clod girls who worked with her hu. ond making his listeners feel superior. band and were his friends behind lack still has his lirst script. His first stage. She even accused Jack of flirting rodio crack came right alter Sullivan with them. Who wouldn't? presented him, and here are the lines. Jack realized his wife didn't have Benny talking: enough to occupy her time and sug· gested she learn some lines in the IlL ADIES and gentlemen, this is Jack show. Benny talking. There will be a The show was in New York when slight pause while you say 'who cares?' Jllck', llldy stooge got sick and Mllry I am here tonight as II scenario·writer. pinch.hil. She was prelly terrible and There is quite a lot of money in writing il hurl Jack more than it did her. scenarios lor the pictures. Well, there She said, "You needn't try to soften would be if I could sell one. the blow. Jack. I"m punk. I quit:· She ''I'm going back to pictures in about did, and Jack got 0 new girl. ten weeks. I'm going to be in a new Early in their married life they began film with Greta Garbo. They sent me calling each other "darling" and it the story last week. When the pidure soon was shortened to ·'doll." opens I'm found dead in the baihroom. The show moved on to Chicago, and It's sort 01 a mystery show. I'm found Jack's new girl left him. so he told in the bathtub on a Wednesday night. Mary, "You've got 10 pinch.hit again, '·1 should have been in Miss Garbo's doll." She did belter, but when the lost picture, but they gave the part 10 show got to Los Angeles Jack was Robert Montgomery. You know- studio afraid she would flop and removed politics. The funny part of it is that her. Bul his new stooge didn'l dick and I'm really younger Ihon Montgomery. he shoved Mary back into the breach, That is, J"m younger than Montgomery and she's been there ever since. and Ward. '·You·d really like Garbo. She and I IN LOS ANGELES, an executive of were great friends in Hollywood. She Metro-Goldwyn.Mayer Spoiled him. used to let me drive her car around The talkies were just earning their keep town. Of course. she paid me for it." and Jack was a natural for a revue. Funny? Maybe not to you, my He was signed first for "The Hollywood friends, but those words mode a man a Revue of 1929" and did all right. Next millionaire. It was the beginning ot a he was cast in "Ch(ISing Rainbows" radio career which enables Brother with Bessie Love and Charlie King, Benny to earn more Ihan three times as and a year later was in "The Medicine much money in a year as the Govern· Man." Mary had gone back to her ment pays the President and all of his knitting. cabinet officers combined. Charles Then Earl Carroll brought &nny Evans Hughes gets S2Q,SOO a year for Jack Benny and Mary Livingatone are ahown here with their adopted e(ISt (l8 m(ISter of ceremonies for his daughter, Joan Naomt, who il now five year. old. Mary spends hatf delivering great lames of wisdom. "Vanities:' It W(IS a long, tough job her Jell·O ulary on clothes, leaves the family finances to Jack Benny gets more than that in two weeks for Jack. He didn't use his hat or fiddle lor maJcing us laugh. Shakespeare·s lor props and needed something in hiS words were nol worth a penny apiece hands 10 keep them out of his way. on the chin and radio was digging its bumped into Benny, whc. buttonholed to him. Benny's words are worth at Somebody suggested a cigar. He had grave. Stein. loost S300 each when he's on the air. never smoked in his life, but he began. It was the winter of 1930 when a '·Listen, Bill," Jack saki "Vaudeville And for one reason only- he can sell Now he's an inveterate smoker, and in man's forgetfulness changed Benny's is dying. Irs gelling worse every week. those six delicious flavors. his picture "Arlists and Models lile. Wayne King was playing in Mil· I can see the handwriting on the wall. Jack Benny was not an immediate Abroad" he smoked 1.500 cigars, cost. waukee, and William Stein, vice-presi· Now, your company books bands, succeS3 in radio. He's never been an ing Paramount S37S. dent of Music Corporation of America, doesn't it? I can stilI ploy a liddle immediate success at anything. He's When the Vanities dosed, Jack went and Evans Plummer of RADIO GUIDE, enough to get by, although I'll admit always had to plug. His vlludeville back to vaudeville, which was gasping wenl up to Milwauk,*, from Chicago 10 I have neglected my fiddle for straight fans numbered millions, but after his for air. The talkies had hI! vaudeville hear him. In a Milwaukee hotel Ihey gags. So how about you setting up a (Continued on Page 39) 12 DEVINE: HEAD MAN OF VAN NLJYS

Andy Devine, rusty-voleed clown of J ack Ben ­ Honorary mayor of Van Nuy., Calif., Andy N ot the l east among Andy' ••tock of animals ar e "y', Sunday .how. fond lel three coonhound pup. spends a lot of time at the r anch, Is quite at his h ighly prized Carnian chicken •. Maybe lI,ten­ on his Van NUYI raneh. Proud parenti look on home among the OI " lmall In hi, barnyar d ing to them gave hi m t hat .quawklnll Inflection TREMAYNE: MINGLES WITH FANS

L.ea Tremayne, of "Firat Nighter" (CBS, F ri.). Also the atar of "Betty a nd Bob" (NBC). Lea get. Retu rned from hil visits with new inspiration for makes a point of gcttinll away from the studio. a fresh appreciation of hi, Job on thUD jaunt•. harder work, Lea is shown above doing a bit of to visit fanl. III he did here in Big Springs, TCKas He'. Icen here In Ml,ml with hi, ,I,tor, "Toddy" emoting on one of his "Setty and Bob" broadcasts

I' 'llt 13 BACKSTAGE IN CHICAGO BY DON MOORE

CHICAGO.-I mentioned recently the who manages a small·town store. Caro­ imposing record 01 the WGN humani­ line Ellis writes the continuity and tarian program, "1 Need a Job," and plays the central character. The cast expressed the opinion thai there should includes Joan Kay, Jack Brinkley, Vir· be many more such radio programs. ginia Jones, Frank Behrens and others. Came word from a reading friend in And here's welcome news to many: TexilS, Kyle Johnson, thai KTRH in The important job 01 narrator and go­ Houston has inaugurated such a pro­ between is handled by Franklyn Mac· gram and it is clicking resoundingly. Cormack, and the task fits well the A unique angle is that the Texas Em­ poetry·reader's intimate style. Righi ployment Bureau oHered its official here lei's oller a bushel of big. red, services to take over the clerical work grade A apples to the "Golden Store" involved in making the "Opportunity and to General Mills for working the Wanted" radio feature a big project. commercial plugs unobtrusively but Thanks to Kyle. How about other job­ convincin91y into the continuity. Hoo­ finding radio programs? Is there one ray for everybody! If they'll just slick in yow vicinity? Let's make radio a to that policy they'll nol only win un· lead-horse in the tough pull back to dying honor as valiant pioneers but the top of the employment hill. they'll find it will sell Caroline's goods beller than the vaudeville-barker an­ Welles Corrl.s On nouncements that have become radio You prob.lbly know by now tha, tradition. John Barrymore suffered a hearl­ attack while pJolyillg a stage en· lochtaga lit. gagement here in Chicilgo. John Lee Keller, for twelve years was scheduled to do a part on drummer with W"'yne King, has "Knickerbocker Playhouse" lune organized a sweet.swinq band of 4, but while John was musinq in his own and will blossom out 300n an oxyqen tent about the bludq­ . .. New "Breakfast Club" vocalis/' eoninqs of chance, his friend, Or­ Evelyn Lynne, was formerly solo­ son Welles, Hew from New York ist with Eddie Fitzpatrick's oIches­ to join Elliott Lewis and Betty tra and came up from W FAA, Winkler in "Business Before Pleas­ Dallas . . . Sporls announcer Pat ure." I didn't heal the broadcast, Flanagan of WBBM has rounded but Bob Jenninqs of Kastor aqency out seventeen sond years at the was kind enouqh to play over a mike ... Ranse Sherman says it recordinq of the show for me. took him seven years in ladio be­ Welles, naturally, did an admirable lore he landed a commercial. But job, even thouqh it was a comedy his ten.year-old son made his radio

part written especially lor the Bar· __• ....,. .... e ...... ~ . debut on a commercial broadcast rymore touch. Above: Ann, aeven-year-old daughter of NBC comedian Ransom Sherman, lut March; and just recently his This series is fast takinq on the mothering her pet eoeker spaniet puppy. Ann made her radio debut on seven-ye",r-old daughter Ann did aspects of one of ladio's top hall· daddy's "Smile Parade" (T hurs.). Sherman also has ten·year·old son the s",me. M"'rek Weber lays hour dramatic shows. Behind it is down "Contented Hour" baton the aspiration to build more biq after broadcast of June 26; guest shows in Chicago. "Knickerbocker Oh Mytem, LiIlian Cornell got peeved at snag· conductors will take over . . . Playhouse" is qivinq a healthy Boris Aplon, who does convincing ging her hose in her commuting Hoosier Hot Shots gone to Holly­ shove to the ball we've been villain roles, spends spare time with train and sent the railway com­ wood to make a movie called "/n grunting to get rolling- and there interior decoration. He's a specialist on pany " biII for damages. She Monterey," with Gene Autry, the isn't an eight on the ball, either. early Georgian.. Pretty Lesley didn't qet a remittance, but she got singing cowboy. Woods won a prize lor a polka at '" a notice from the company that party recently. Famous dance insbuc· they were changing the seat..c:overs tor Arthur Murray entertained the "It to a non-snag surface .. Back: to Can Be Done" cast and judged Miss hats' Janet Lane, Helen Gowan in Woods best in an impromptu dance "Road of Life," sees red when contest. Bret Morrison was second ... she looks at her hats, for she has Marlin Hurt, middleman 01 "Tom, Dick a colossal collection of hats in her and Harry," drew a bead with his favorite color, red ... Skip Farrell trusty shooting-iron and fired away, has moved to an apartment on the then nearly dropped dead himself, for North Side near the lake, conve· the ball sank into the cup on the lour­ nient for summer swimming. Emily teenth hole at Brookwood Country Club Vass, belore leaving for New York, lor Marlin's lirst hole·in-one ... Vir­ helped Skip decorate his "'part­ ginia Clark's summer coillure is her ment ... Ken Griffin eilqer/y own creation and consists 01 cutting awaits his annual "injury." To get off some and curling up the rest of him out 01 his air·shows for sum· her locks high on her head . . . A re­ mer competition in Lake Michiqan volving door is no respecter of wo­ sailing·races each year. one of his men's h",ts, even if they do come from authors qets him banged up in the North Michigan A venue and sport a serial/or a spell. yard of veiL Nancy Martin, NBC song­ stress. lound that out when a mean old Crossroad, Stora door snatched her hat 011 and ground "Caroline's Golden Store" is open • it into something too radical to even lor business and business is looking Elliott L.ewia (teft), 5tar of CBS resemble a modem hat. good. This is a new NBC program Ihat Evelyn Lynne, new, young, win­ ;'Knlckerbocker Plilyhou5e," ahows lells the day·by-day story 01 a charita· lome aongstress of NBC "Breakfast John Barrymore scroll of honor From hats to hose: Songbird ble, though poor, middle-aged woman Club," came to Chicago from Texas 14 .oe ,. VOICE OF THE LISTENER

Shut.I" Corner when the owner selected him to lead a Edltor, Radio Guide: second band at his other ballroom, the I have been confined to bed and wheel­ Trianon. Kay scored his lirst big bit chair for the past seventeen months. The at the Chicago Blad:hawk Restaurant. doctors do not hold out hope for recov­ -Editor. ery, but I am thankful to be alive and to be able to type with the aid of an / Serialysis electric typewriter. I can't use my other machine. because hitting the keys affects Editor, Radio Guide: my heart. The past months have been a I'm a nurse on private duty, and In loss financially, but I have gained by every home whcre I have had a case my being able to think over much ot my patient has been the only member of work. Consequently I am revising all the family who has listened Ul the script the manuscript for "Salt on Your Lips," plays. When we consider that people of my latest volume of poetry. that type and housewives whose work For many years It has been my hobby keeps them at home alone day after day to send a copy of my poem, "The End make up the principal part or the day­ of the Rope," framed, to anyone I heard Lime radIo audience, doesn't It seem that of who needed a pat on the back. I en­ they should have something served to joy It so much and especially the per­ them besides misfortune, grief and gang­ fectly beautiful letters I get back. I'm sters? To mention one Incident, I have mailing you a copy of the poem tor your seen a. little blind woman eighty-six desk, which I hope you will accept with years old walk the noor wringing her my compliments. hands while Ma Perkins W8.8 going Marsaret Nickerson Martin, through an episode wlth an ape. Jackson, Mich. Radio can serve only two putp(lGeS-­ education and ent.ertainment. The wild­ • Like so many shut·im, Miss Martin est Imagination could never call script plays educational. so why not have them has a worth·while hobby, a grand ent.ertaining? hobby. The message ot her tine poem Edith J. Carpent.er, Albany. N. Y. is: "When you come to the end ot the rope, tie a knot in the end and hanq Polo Chair on."-Editor. Editor, Radlo Guide: I'm a history student, and therefore "Twin Stars" Want Star very much Int.erested In the new NBC program about great adventurers on Editor, Radio Guide: Mondays. It's especially Interesting that. Our literary and dramatic club, the the candidates tell their stories While Twin Stars Society, makes it a point to sitting In Marco Polo's cl1alr. Is this a study and discuss radio programs. chair which actually belonged Ul the We are unanimously agreed that famous adventurer? Such a chair be­ Franklyn MacCormack has done a com­ longing to the noted Polo was brougM mendable piece of work for poetry, and from Vcnlce Ul Holland In 1753 by a we wish to register our VOLe for his early trader named Ruffo. It was bought by return to the air with his undcrstandlng a noble Dutch family, and was brought Interpretation. to America some eighty years ago. This Cecilia Scarborough, Tulsa, Okla. particular chair was made entirely of _.0 ...... 1It'OOd and patt.erned after the severe • We think you'll hear MacCormack TakIng his c ue from the collegiate gold"sh·swaUowlng fad, Garry Morfit semi-Gothic Hnes or tweUth-century readinq poetry again soon. In the goea them one better with Felix the Cat. Mor"t, younll r adio star, is part· Venice. I'd like to know If this historic meantime, see picture on this pdge.­ time emcee of "Club Matinee" and handles "Summer Bandwagon" chair is the one being used by this ad­ E:ditor. venturers club. Raymond J. Clagget, 8o&ton, Mass. Youngster Makes Good by milk-fed movie stars and vaudeville Figures Can lie hango~·ers. • NBC has alfidavits maintaining that Editor. Radio Guide: L. A. Murdock. lndianapolla, Ind. Editor. Radio Guide: the chair being used by the Order of Even though he Is a youngster, Oarry During a recent week I counted the Adventurers is that same piece ot lur· Morfit Is dOing a nne job as comic ma8- • Garry Mor/it has also climbed into number of laughs received from the ler or ceremonies of "Club Matinee." /he l2-iver's seat ot the fitch "Summer audience on the haIr-hour comedy shows. niture described by MI. C/agget; it W

16 liU I' each otller two by two. in a 101l( pro­ cession. headed by the local musicians playing on their "gaboulets" (a kind of primitive flute). the meter accentuated by the Jingle of the tambourine. Bizet·s delightful score has lost noth· Something About ing In popularity during the almost sev­ enty years of lUi cxistence.

~ c ....., _ •• ,.J...... • ,00 ...... ".h. , ',oop".,.".h.... . • •. 00 ..... ~ ~- c ••"., s,...... " s,oo p,,,. '''';'' • ..'009· ...... , 4,00 9 .... Classical Piano Music Ford Summer Hour. CBS. Orchestra. Don Voorhees, conductor; James Mel­ ton, tenor. Guests. Light music.

tom,.' D ••' ...... ,00 p ..... LEFT off last week with ata. with related story events. (Chopin ...... , s ...... 7100 ,._. bows to Bach and Mozart, and and Schumann were born the year be­ Monday, J une 19 ~now we can turn our atten­ rore, as though thoughtful Providence tion to Schubert and Beethoven. meant the flame to bum after the The Voice of Fi restone, NBC. Alfred The former's piano music is not the death of Beethoven sixteen years Wallenstein. conductor; Margaret highest voicing of his genius, but it later.) Speaks, soprano. Danza Iberica (Bor­ guno), the Orchestra; Since First I Mer includes some sonatas. a bit too ex­ Prior to "Les Adieux," the blithe Thee (Rubinstein), Margaret Speaks; pansive and prolix, a number of lov­ minuet had made way in the Beetho­ able impromptus and moments mu­ ven sonatas for scherzos, sometimes Faust Waltzes (Gounod), the Orehes­ Sylvia Brema ••oprl no. wi ll be tnt; It Baccio (Arditi), 'Neath the sical, walt1.es, marches, variations (the light, sometjmes vehemently robust. Southern Moon (Herbert), Margaret heard on " Prelude to Evening" over an NBC network. Wednesday "Rosamunde" set leads in tavor now­ With opus 101 commenced the last SI>caks; Ballerina (Crist). Soft Ill, As in adays), and the truly imposing fan­ five sonatas and the most monument.al a Morning Sunrise (Romberg). tasia based on a theme [rom his song, ones. Quite deaf now, Beethovcn gave Two numbers originally sclleduled t() be played three weeks ago on this pro­ S;II;ri Vela, baritone. MBS. Spanish and "Der Wanderer." The miraculous himself over to fateful rencction and gram are liSted this ....-eek. so .....e reprint South American music. Schubert never lacked melodies and tragic brooding. No more playful the comment on them. They were Bor­ _ ...... ;ft ideas for the keyboard, but often he pages or pretty lyricism, but music by ._.... o.~,; .... , tom ••• D •• "o.' guno's "Danza Iberica" and Bainbridge , -... , ., ...... ••. ~.":l~. toft...... _ --;,.. liked them so well that he overde­ turns sorrowful, defiant, deeply suf­ Crist's "Ballerina." .".., •. M ~,,,,,,,,, Augustin Borguno, Spaniard from Ca· .' ...... veloped the material to "heavenly fering, beatifically resigned.. The talonla, I.s an arranger at WOR and an Violin Seriea, M BS. Alfred Wallen­ lengths." Perhaps that showed a de­ "Hammerklavier" sonata. opus 106 authority on Spanish music as well as a stein, conductor; Benno Rabino!, vio­ fense complex. He otten said that he (written for the just-perfected grand­ composer. HI.s work is mostly In the linist. Concerto in E Minor (Nardini­ was not suffiCiently ver~ed in coun­ piano as a successor to the harpsi­ Pente), Rondo (Mozart), Romance in Spanl&h idiom. and posseues the excit­ terpoint. chord), produced a giant fugue, but Ing rhythms and melody of that country. F Major (Beethoven). Bainbridge Crist Is an American. born Haydn's sonatas and briefer works also slow sections ol ineffable beauty ..... ," _"~h' Ceft"" ~.,.".hI -~ ...... 1883 In Lawrenceburg, Va. He practised ,..... ~. .,:to ...... ,.., ...... for piano are now relegated. to the and pathos. c ...... ,., ...... ~ ...-... .",'fie law tor a while and gave it up to settle 7' ...... , ...... 4' ...... conservatories. only the F minor var­ The final sonatas are documents of In SOuth Yannouth. Mass.• where he iations figuring occasionally at public the soul. Form was unimportant, and conducts the Cape COd Choral Society. Wednesday, June 21 He has written various ballets and chore­ concet·ts. His keyboard examples show in the middle of some elaborate de­ ographic dramas. the majOrity on orien­ Prelude to Evening, NBC. Concert Or­ all the qualities of his symphonies velopment, recitatives frequently in_ tal themes. chestra; Joseph Honti, conductor; Syl­ and chamber_musk_ingratiating terrupted with sad questioning and via Brema, soprano...... _h ... to~ ... , .. .,.,,.'" themes, amiable harmonies. facility despairing lamentations. In opus 110 • ~ c.ft.... , __ ...... •. ft.-...... " ...... • ....,. D ••!,g" _ .')0 .. .. ot Behip . .".., .,..,. 1,:00 •. m And now enter Beethoven. the Ju­ themes "Complaining Song." Again, a Henry Weber'. Pageant of Me lody, few pages beyond, "Exhausted, com­ MBS. Mm'gery Mayer, contralto; At­ Thursday, June 22 piter ot piuno music. As a piano com­ poser hc amplified technique, made plaining." In the beginning of the t!lio BaggiOl'c, tenor. Symphony Or­ Sinfonietta, M BS, Alfred Wallenstein, chestra. Overture fo "Ellrllanthe" form more elastic, and widened the last sonata. opus Ill, the mjghty will conductor. Air de Ballel .tRamcau), makes one more tremendous protest, (Weber), the Orchestra; ZlieigonunQ Suite Ancienne (Halvorsen), Schwab­ boundaries of expl·ession. The classi­ there is ursine growling, a thunderous (Strauu), Dawn Awakes (Braine). At­ uche Volkstaneze (Fortner), Dance of cal elegance and restrained sentiment tilio Baggiore; Le Lac Enchanle (Lia­ the Cammoristl from "Jeweb of the of his two great predecessors made massing of sound. But all in vain. doff), PerpetUlim Mobile (Strauss), the Madonna" (Wolf-Ferrari). way for his deeper romantic eloquence. Hopeless fury surrenders to simple, Orchestra; introduction and Allegro soullul pleading. and for a finale, sev­ -.~ ,,,,., ...... , 0•• " .... dramatic breadth and emotional truth. (Rave!), Pete Eagle, harpist. and Or­ .. ... " ...... , .':to ...... eral pages of whispering, sublime ~:.::.:...... toft".'f~ Form and manner came first with chestra. ... 70:00 ...... , ...... 4.""-­ ...... -.- tenderness - a celestial vision and Haydn and Mount; with Beethoven c.~, ... D... ' ..... Lewisohn Stadium Concert, CBS. .,w ..... ,·~o_.­ •. M. (after he freed himself from the In­ communion with the innnite. The b."., ...... ; ... ., ...... s,:tO...... "Aida" by Giuseppe VerdI. The cast: sonata ends with a chord in the primal Aida (Rosa Tentoni), Rhadames (Nor­ fh_ence ot the two other masters), per­ Tu esday, J un e 20 sonal revelation was the primary and Clarified key of C major. Bee­ bcrto Ardelli), Amonasro (Carlo Mor­ thoven wrote no more sonatas, and elli), The King (Louis D'A ngelo), Am­ prompting of his creative impulses. Story of the Song. CBS. William Hllin, four years later was dead. tenor; Genevieve Rowe, soprano; Ruth neris (Luba Senderovna). At twenty-seven he did his first His fruitful productivity spun lorth Carhart, contralto; Hubert Hendrie, ACT IV four sonatas (the second omitting the baritone. tn..ditional Menuet). bold in structure also twenty-one sets of variations (the The toft, ••• 0.,.,., ... last act of "Aida" flndli Rhadames and conlcnt. the last one, in E flat, best are the fifteen in E tlat on a to.".,2' ...... ,...... Impriooned as a traitor. after he has be· theme from the "Eroica" symphony. " ...... trayed military secrets to Aida. Her rival opus 7, with the deeply poignant slow for the love of Rhadames Is tile jealous movement. Only two years later came and the twenty-three on a waltz by Amneris. and the latter sings her great the gripping and tempestuous "Sonata Diabelli), innumerable rondos ("The and gloriousiy Impa..ssloned plea. urging Pathctique," in some respects never Lost Farthing," etc.), marches, dances, him to exculpate himself with the vindlc· bagatelles, and the abidingly popular tlve priests. He retuses to answer their surpassed since by any other compos­ questions. and is sentenced to be buried er. Two years more and the revolu­ "Andante Favori.'· alive in a sealed tomb. The second scene. tionary genius cast all custom to the However, the thirty-eight sonatas In a duplex setting, shows Rhadames In winds, opened his opus 26 sonata with represent the peak ot Beethoven's solo his mortuary vault. But Aida has man· a lovely sct of variations, and shocked works for piano. They ure in thcm­ aged to hide herself there and t() some of the loveliest strains ever compo&ed by the purists even further by including selves a whole library of practically VerdI. tIley expire In each other's arms. thc great "Funeral March." A few every technical device, harmonic com­ while the repentant Amnerlll kneels in months elapsed and there burst upon bination and mood which the musical the temple above and sobs out her \'ain the world (1802) the immortal "Moon­ limitations of his day permitted to be sorro...... transferred to the keyboard. It is possible that time will pennlt the light" sonata - a title invented after broadcasting of Act III as well as Act IV. his death. In 1802 also, the "Pasto­ During Beethoven's later years, while

,~, ...... rale" appeared. and 1804 saw the com­ no contemporary equaled him in emi· ...... D ••"g.' ..... ' , _ .,00 ....., ...... 1~'00 ..... " , ... , c...... _ ...... , ...­ 0_­..... pletion of thc "Waldstein" and the nence as a piano composer. much good 0.00 ...... ,00 .... .,00 .... "Appassionata." music was written for that instrument, Friday, J une 23 Now followed a lapse for a while, but hardly any of it survives today, WOR Symphony Orcheatra, MBS. to give time for the greater orchestral unless it be a lew noctumes by John Conducted by i<:ric Delamflrter. Mo­ and chamber-music masterpieces, con­ Field, a single rondo by Hummel, zartialla (Tschaikowsky), Dance of the certos, the opera "Fidelio," songs, var­ and. of course. some of the output of Buffoons from '·The Snow Maiden" iations, fantasias, rondos, all pouring Schubert and Weber. The latter, born Su

Librarians and Broadcasters By Blevins Davis

library publicity and radio. As pub­ readers acquainted with these pro­ licist of the Los Angeles Library since iTams, stimulating a continued inter­ 1925, Mrs. Hyers has tried many ways est in each serics by displaying bulle­ of making known the services of li­ tins and providing books as .....'Cll as braries, and has found the radio one the printed information turnished by of the most effective. In the fifth year the networks. Librarians in all parts o[ chairmanship of the Library Radio of the country are awakening to this Committee, she has written a sum­ opportunity of 'tuning in' to education mary and criticism of the place the li­ on the air, and linking this interest brary has taken in radio programs, with reading and library inlormational which she calls The LibrartJ and [he services. Radio.tt "Libraries are also experimenting Reviewing The Library alld the Ra­ with 'listening-rooms; where such pro­ diO, Helen E. Haines, literary critic grams as 'Great Plays' or 'America's and author of Living With Books, has Town Meeting of the Air' or sym­ said: phony concerts may be heard in the Problems, difficulties, technical library, with discussion before and A. L. A.', Faith Holme. Hyer. will details of library-radio relation­ arter the programs, and books, plays NBC', Blevln, Davl, will addreu be Interviewed Sunday afternoon ship are many and varied. Mrs. or music displayed for borrowing. But the librarian,' convention In San on "Bookman'. Notebook," N Be Hyers touches them all, brieny and the American public prefers to tune in Franciaeo on Wednesday, June 21 sensibly, and covers also points of on the home radio (each member o( the (amily often has his own dial), £oI!\.or'O s_, 810<1", D.rI., I...... ,,,.,..i00i .lIh '-I, professional technique, ethics of TllIM.... bo.d of .... UC·, .....""

IA 1/11 I' father flanagan suggested violin; Jimmy Skiles held out for hot musIc; so a Boys Towner became Horace Heidt's trombonist

PENCER TRACY, Father Flanagan The day they left him-homeless. or­ for lessons. I'm afraid our bandmaster was able to play almost any wind in· and I walked about the grounds phaned, alone-in Father Flanagan's here won't be able to give you the strument in the band. He loved the S01 Boys Town, the famous little office back in the fall of 1921. the sort of instruction you need." road. There was a gusto, a love of township set up in Nebraska by a twelve·ye

P~ge 20 8/ 36-£ KMOX .\\'o",.n·s Hour, Spkr. Schedule Changes for June 17 to June WAAr-~1arket Report: Sweet" 23 Slow SATURDAY (Consult tbe Pro .... '" Listi ..... for WB BM.;\1 ... 1 Chieago ··MII.I.OI l'l.yho"..,·· (G lltf Otlf wtlt ('(I«r • to .... ftpl. <~fOl for • f .... .t.. 1a"'~. Met tOil. ~·r "nd. Kr. ",. wilt \.Ok. ht. ,.cotlon WINO·Civic Theat.r ~,,~.! o~l ..... r.IIC" lo~olbe •. 'hi. '\·!,II. Blld n OD 1"000rhe~. ,..,,,. 1...,11' tbp otr 1~·~t,,"t,, " .... tlh Ih. WJOC-Male Quarttt 'how wttl b. ' IIP ~ •• t 1hlle Yo,,", d''''JI,,~ • .1It-I'! .... ~ ord,P",,,. In JII"" :.'"2 1'''''''.'". Hob llurnA WJJ D·VarialiOlls .dditloll to tbe .11I~tll~ ~" d 8 :00 CST 9:00 COT t: .t>e~. Jone t-ro","n ."~ Jo" ~Ut ,ok. "'-~, 'h. d,,1teo of WI.S·Pr.p Sporls Review r. ~r' · , ".'., b."" o'.frOD WHO .Ir... t tn 1h~ fnttn""I,, ... """'h ".... ~. rlllL WMBI ·Church School P,gm. CBS · N~I'I Hillbilly Chmpions: I------­ WMT·Mornin .~ Mu , jul. WTAQ wrBM WKes hw·17.83) Woe·Radio B a~aar WOWO-D; .I Twi .ter NBC .Escorts & Betty : wowo log of Stations Listed II' Edition E-M idwestern WROK · ~lu,icale KIIK WMAQ WIRE (lw.1S.21· 1_-:-__------''------____ WSUIBook Shelf WTA O.lI annih;ol Prgm. 21.5) Call Kilo- Po .... u Ntl. C.II Kito- Power Ntt· *WTAQN~w", Mu sic for lb. MUilc .! Clock: woe WROK L.eItUS ~ytlt. Walts loution Nork ullen cy

WMAQR adio P"ode WCfL·l\omtdJ I\itlgdom WKBII Sund.y St,.nJde MORNING W/tiTA Trip Thru Niag.tJ: Tooit SUNDAY, June 18, 1939 II'IIIP·Budapl!!1 Hour \\'\11 1i"1~'~ Spt.k. T',"fl II IBA·Fir<1 C""~rf§ationll Churth WTAD eU~'1 Pr~m. WROK\tusie Mo"lrO. pIUH I'\"JJD·Pelit Thul~r II'TAQ Rod Ronn,' Orch. 9:00 CST 10:00 COT WTMJ.M'~lt" of Rhylhm W1.W·Cadle Tabe..., .... Choir CBS·HtWI &. Rhythm : KMOX NBC ·Radio City Mus!, Hilt of NBC ,Unlv . 01 Ch iclM Round W~IBD·Sttond Church of Chri". ' :30 CST 10:30 COT !'tienli.1 WFBM W BIl~1 WCCO tht Air: Siron .. Orch.: "WI{ T.ble Oi,""us.1on, WMAQ WHO 11'0\1"0 WLIV WMT (s ... ·15.21) II'IBA wao w WMT-Churd> Premo AFTERNOON * NBC·News: In III, land of NBC·Soutilerniir,,: WLS WOWO (1011·1533) """.... "" T~ O"'~II" will * WAAf.Stwl II TAl.l ·~ .. nd~)· Vat tliu Make Believe: Alic, RemHn: plaT t:lne Kl~lne !'Iachrmn.lt 1:00 COT wowo (1011.15.33) *NBC·Hews: J ulio Oy;onluren, ()I ourl}. Air de !laUet '1] ... WBB)1 ·Nornlan Ros. 11 :15 CST 12:15 COT 12:00 CST bert). (;0... 11>1 (I)ol)olll'y). aDu"day Oonce WMT Mu";eaL Clod; * II'HOK ·N,w.: Muslc Mltslro, WMOD U.td Cit P arl d ~ WBBM·Rbylhm at Nooo WI RE·Feld Silte" PIUH WISN·MilwaukH Rulton WISNOrnkfall Cluh 9:45 CST 10:45 COT WROK·Swttli,h Mi\,ion Tabe r. W(CO E"dusiyt WJJI) Your Ulinoi. WTAQHi~h Min. 51. Jottpl,', \\"CFL,C""f~rl Orch WJJD Bu.tou of Mi .. int P...-.on. nlcl, WKBB W P. A. Pflm. NBC·Yernon Crant's Story Book: WFA~I·Th~ runn, Papl!r Mill : WKBB·Unlltd Churth Service WTAO·SI. Ptler', Chllr.h \I',\IIJI \'R KIVK WOWO hw.15211 W J JD .~largit lI e~~du" Oroh. MBS ·Radio Wubttfs: WHBr WMBI·Ortan Ruital MBS,Conctrt Orch.: WHBF WOC-Tlke It E ••y KWK WGN WMAQ·:'da~t .. r Sintin~ Ca"""" CBS·Churth of Ihe Air : weco WTAO·llanmbol PfI"m. WTAOSW",I Sixl",,, WKB8 WOC II'FA~1 KMOX ( ..... WOWO-)1";.sionary Hour *N_o: WROK WKBB WKBII NBC,Southernlires : WIRE WLW 17.83) WTMJ·Ou. 80)" " Yours WAAF \hrimba M'IK 9:15 CST 10:15 COT WBSM OU,OUI 001'0' WAAF Mornine Sont 10:30 CST 11 :30 COT 8.,..ker: Itabbl ),Iu D. Jilel .. 11 :45 CST 12:4S COT NBC·Nti,hbor Htll : KI\K 1'.'011'0 Wn'L·)1u,;ut Pr~m. at I~ ,l1 (OfetlnlOo). ud DII ... WBBMM lgi~ Numbers WIRE·Sundlr (oncerl WKHB KMOX WCCO WMBD * WLS.Ne,,·" Er\";n Ltw," ...... , --"'." -". (!'I~.!nl. W80W M" .i( fDr You WJJD·l'ariat,on. WIND NBC·Sund~y Symphonotte; Con. E-8/?6 _ U. WJJD frolics Belore Two 5:30 CST (6;30 COT) Gulf Musical Playhouse. ~ .... no ..... H.II.w_ ...... ··H_' I\"TAD-Blended Voices 12:00 CST (1:00 COT) Democracy in Action. Jane F'oman. mezzO.soprJno; J~n Pee"e, leno,. and '''- S._ ... ·· in ...... i ...... , R"'e Cu'",. *WTAQ·)\ew, "Better Business," tod~y's episode, shows the part Erno Rapte's orchestra. MBS -Oesion lor Melody: WIIUF 1;00 CST 2;00 CDT our Government plays in helping the nation's bUSiness and its general oconomJc (ondition. KWK·&ore Board: M".ical In . CBS-C 0 I u m b i ~ Bro~dc~51;n9 NIGHT terlude SY11lph. - \\'IND WFA\I WCCO WA,\F·Prom.,,;u Concert 12:00 CST (1:00 COT) The Magic Key; Symphony 6:00 CST (7;00 COT) Symphony Orchestr a, KMOX IIFSM WMIIO WKB8 WCFt·Pi.no ~l.lo.-1ie$ IIK!.IIl .. ,,17.83) Music. Erich Leinsdorf. young Wagnerian (onduClOr of Ihe WENR.Lawrence IVelk', Orch. M".;~ ...,.iI On _ ,. 'h'. _k. With Frank Blatk cond~cting th~ orchestra. Metrcpelilan Opera Comp~ny, will conduct the orcheslr., WGN-Griff Willia",.· Orch. NBC·Sund~y Ori.en; WMAQ Mv';~ dot.iI .., ''''a 9_'0...... ,. .. r.vnd 0"' ..... le. OO'"mn 3. WII1P·S)mpi"t0"y Hall II'BOII' W"nIJ 1:00 CST (2:00 COT) Columbia Broadcasting 6:00 CST (7:00 COT) Chase and Sanborn Hour. WlB,\·J"" Tantillo's Or(h. MBS·On a Sunday Altern""n: Symphony. WIND.Polish Prgm. Howard Barlow is the (onductor. Oon Ameche. M. C,; Edgar Btrgen lnd Charli. Me· 1\",IIf KII'K II'HUF WIRE-World ConC~tt ,"",i' ....." .n '"'' _"m ...... r.vnd.,.. _ I', <0'.'". 2, CJrthy. comedians: Dorothy umour, .etaliu: Oonald NBC·Thre. Cheers; (''''-11.87. Dickson. baritone: and Robert Armbruster's orchestra. II'JJD·lhsebaU Scoc~IxI~, d 15.33) 2:30 CST (3:30 COT) International Polo Match. WROK.Aon.lia W.igand Guest: Ale, Templeton, blind pianist. *KSD·:>ews; Rosario Bourdon', Th . final 9~me in the thret'-gamt series between th. WTAO-N.u"oo. the Fcrgol1e" City Ord,. picked Amoritan and BritiSh polo tums in the West· 7:00 CST (8:00 COT) Hollywood PlayhoulJe; *WAAF·Brad Williams, news thestor Cup polo mllich. [I the United Stites wins the Starring Charles Boyer. 5:15 CST 6:15 COT WESR-Chicago Association of gllme June 11 il will give them the mlltch and this P~rt II 01 "Conquest" with Do,is Nolan, NBC·To be announ'ed: WOWO Commerce Prgm. broadcast will not be hurd. WHBF·Judge Albert M. Cramplon, 7:00 CST (8:00 COT) Ford Summer Hour, II'BOW II"MT (sw.l1.87) talk 2:30 CST (3:30 COT) The World Is Yours; Jimes Melton. tenor: Fr~nda Whitt. sop,ano: Rougo WCFL-To be announced II·HIP·Rt. Rev. Leon Grochowski WIRE Baseball Scores D rama. Reporltr: Don Voorhus' orcheslra. Gutst: Edith Dick. WIIO·Lighlning Jim Whipple voulist. • *WJJD,Se". \\'IBADoughlxly Mill. ne induUrial importinct 01 th world', fisheries will WROK·Family Go.pel Tum WIRE-Rhl'rhm Revue be shown in tOrlllY'S epiSOde. litled "Fishing Around the 7:30 CST (8:30 COT) Walter Winchell. Col­ I\"JSN·Armchair Romanee World." umnist, 5:30 CST 6:30 eDT II·UD·J""my Wal.h·. aroh. CBS·Gulf Musica: :>I~yhouse: WLW.Mary & Bob's True Story 3:00 CST (4:00 COT) Hall of Fun. 7:30 CST (8:30 COT) American Album of Fa· WFU\l \\'SBT Isw·15,27) F'ank Jenks, M. C.; Clil! Edwards (Ukulele Ike); 1I',\lB[Round Table mlliar Music. CBS·Week·End Potpourri: woe II'QCLi~hrni,,' Jim Francfs Hunt. vo,alist; Richard Lllne. lnd Gordon Frank Munn, tenor: Jun Dickonson. soprano: Eliubeth WMBD WKBH Wi\IlB WTAQ *WOII'ONews Jenkins' orchestrJ. Ltnnox. contralto; Haenschen's concert orchostrlo. MBS·Melodi, Strin9S; WllBF II'ROK·,llusi. Graphs KWK \\ITAD-La" .. no. Glose"me),.r 3:30 CST (4:30 COT) Sen Bernie's Orchestra 8:00 CST (9:00 COT) The Circle. \\ITAQ·Farmers· Forum and Lew Lehr, Comedian. Lawrence Tibbett: Madeleine Canoll: Groucho and NBC-R .dio Guild Dr~ma: WENR Chito MlIrx: Ow~n Davis. Jr,; Robert Emmelt Dol~n's \\'OWO WIBA WMT (s.. ·1l.87) 1:15 CST 2:15 COT 3:45 CST (4:45 COT) Letters Home from the; o,(heSlr~. NBC·Fltch Bandwagon; GIIOSI Dr· NBC·A Bookman's Not~book: World's Fair, d,estra: WHO WOjOIY WMAQ WESR 11'011'0 (.,,·1\.87-1533) This p,ogram o,iginales from the New York Worl~'s 8:00 CST (9;00 COT) Good Will Hour. WIRE WTMJ KSD hw-9.53) 1'",1.11·" pro~r"'" I, d~.ol"" '" Fair. Ray Perltins. (om~dian, songs lind ;nler.iow•. With John J. Anlhony conducting. rbe Alll~rl~a" J.!brary A_d,,· KMOX T",'el"" ~~~k~~,"~~rr:l'~~ier~~~P~r~ 'W;l 4:30 CST (5:30 COT) Show of the Week. 8:00 CST (9:00 COT) Knickerbocker Playhouse. II·BB.\[ \\'a}',jd~ Thealer 16" r~r~" "'u, p ... I~~ut of the Eddy Ouchin and his orchest'a will be heard on this. Tonig~l's dr~ma will sUr Elliott Lewis lond Fr.ntes WCFI.,Jack K~Il'l's Orch A",,,,koo Llbrory .1 ...' .... 11 ... ". WG~ ~Iu'ieal the last progrJm of this series lor th. suson • Flormu, gu"t. who will b~ prennted wilh Ihe Knlcktr. St«lmahrs • "d t·.HI> ITol"",o IT"" of Il'e WJJD-Twilighl T.mpo I..... A,,~el~. l'uhlk !.lb•• ". botker Award. .... 'rli<'~ ~ 9". 18. 4:30 CST (5:30 COT) Gateway to Hollywood; *WLW Pete, Grant & Ennin! ~p",paper 0/ 'ht Air CBS·Columbii B'oadeiSling Sym· Talent Quest. 8:30 CST (9:30 C OT) H. V. Kaltenborn. Com­ Humphrey Bogart, sneen badmin. will be todJy's guest. \\,IIOK Vpteran, 01 Foreil/" War, rhony WTAQ mentator, WTAD-Hannibal Prgm. KSD Li~hlill' Jim. in~ Up Wilh tht WFBM II'OC 11'.\160 WKBU '" ~ ... " ".''''. \VMBD II'SBT WKBII WBB~I IVBA.I fland Co,,~~rt CBS·Advenlures of Ellery QUl!tn: ~chooJ" WKBIl WIND (.w.l1.83) 3:15 CST 4:15 CDT KMOX WFB\l WHlJ'·!\", ..ioan LO"llUt fer PUtt woe wcco W~UT WTAQ WF1BI 1 :45 CST 2:45 CDT NBc.ne Wo,ld Is You,s, Smith· KII·K Pian" Flecital MBS·My Lucky Break: Jost! and Democran KMOX (."-15.27) \l'LW W,\AFPo,ralOdrliti... WlBA.Lulheran Ve.ptr Hour NBC·Festival 01 Music; WIRE 'onia" In.tilut. Dram., Cherniankl'. cMd., WLW W\iT Thl. ~I . y IV., w'llIeQ ""J WMAQ WIIO WD1J WlHE WIIBF.!'ia"o Pr~m. WHBF KWK WIND-Concert Int'J p""lu,'e hlso KSL KNX at 10 p_m.) It Mu";< ....." _~ _ .. '." _ • • ~lullY Ol",ra IVlllP Roseland Berh.ny Church WMT·Church Program 2:00 CST 3:00 CDT "SO Ca,,'et!, Well,' Travelogue *NBC·News from the Nalion's WOC·Gerr~ \lorriSI>E),. "on(5 MBS·Amuiun Forum 01 Ihe Ai, . *1\·IND·Ne,.., 01 the World \\"HBF IIA,IF .Iimnne I\o .. k. """"r C~J'''ol: \1'0\\'0 II'ENR (sw IVROK·Amateur Hour CBS·Words Without Music: II'JBC,Danc. 'lu,it woe 1\·FAM·Jack C~ff.y's Orch. 11.87) WJJD-8asehall Scoreboard * WS8T News: You Shall Have Sports: II'KBB woe WKBII \\Ffl~1 KI10X WFA.II II'\IBIJ II'IIIlF·~we.".ic. WTAQ-Ava Maria Wc\AF Rhythm in RhY .... e (.",.17_83) ,\10);"3" WIIlA·t/meert Trio HBC·Pau' WIng', Spelh~~ Bu II'l'MJ.Organ & Harp WUOM-Carlos Orch *WROK·New,: Rkh.rd Leiherl, IITFL-Id'h llour NBC·Ranger Seron"de: WMA!} WROK.W ••k ;n Heview WMAQ WHO WIUE \l'l.1V KSf! orunist I\'fiO (,w,9.53) WTAD-Gue,t Hour (.",.9,53) WTAQ·Marlon /\;xon . ..,ngs 4:45 CST 5 :45 CDT WGI\' Concert O«h, II'HASOld F"h'Qneoight Supper Dance MuhJeCI: "The Mind of CBS·Polo Match; KMOX 4:15 CST 5:15 CDr IVIND-Toclay·s Ball G.me l"brlol. " \VFA\I·Don Irwi ll's Ordy MBS· EI PllSeo lude TrcmpJdours: N..... WIND-Varieties WISD-W. P A. arcb. WKBH·~!u.ic Makers KIVK II"HBF IVJJD·Mu.ical Come!>}" Harmoni.,. WMBO IIde" Jean Wag~,.ner h SO Th e Kid"""le" WROK ·~un,l>,· Son~ ~ervic. tlits WKBB Hi«hways to lleaven wOC 20th C~"t"ry Sere"ade IContlnued On Nut PII,e) )II.. Whll .... lll .tor ()at 1\1 ... 7 :45 CST 8:45 COT 8:45 CST 9:45 COT WIIBF Ba""baU; E"'ns¥i11e .... NBC-MII Hillett's OrCh.; WTA~l '''''... '·S~ ... ldoo." (ltomt.....-I. MBS-Jln G~rkr's Orch.: WHBt' HBC-lrene Rich. dr~ml; WENK CBS-Capl101 Opinions: WMBO ~Ioline r.tr t~~~':. "'J!:,,~::~:'So:: WMT KWK WLW ( ..... 11.871 woe WKBH weco WIlAS WIOA ·Geml 01 Melody SpOrli Re¥iew: WM!!D woe (W~!lU. OOd Wt!-tn Yon' ... WJR WOBM WKBB WTAQ WLW .Jimmy Van OsdeU', Orth. *Newl: WIRE KWK SUNDAY (.liKI_ II.. 9:15_ Of '1.111.) ","'., 'llerbe.tl or !l<>m.UrnPO 11011._ ...... WISS WFB.\I (lw·ll.83) WTAQ Cind.rdla Oal1roo,n Or.h. KSDCatholie Hour ' ....·_.5 ... _ ..... ,_ ...... I ..... KMOX.CapitoJ Opinionl N BC·Man".tt~n M~rry ·Go· Round; Of ... ,0 ...... , S.bJooct: "Tht OlIO Commit· 9 :30 CST 10:30 CDT Pier ... LtK ..un, tn,.; /.hn About WlI-OWW. P. A, Prsm. I ..... " SPtater: J. ....'atU HBC-Glenn Miller's Orch,: WCFL WCCO-Cedric Adams June 18 TI>o..... Re".... ntaU .. , .t WIiOSports Town. '''0: Racbel Culey... ocal. WGS·Jack Tu~ar~" 's Orch. Sew 1"0 .... WTAM ( ' 00 9.53) ist,l><>n Donnit'. Orch.: WTA:.! WKOB.Hollywood On Pa.adt WLW Burl Farber's Orth, KMOX.Franc. Laul:, .pOrlo NBC ·Juk Benny, comediu: WMT Dan .. Band (6:OO p.m. Continued) K"O WMAQ WHO WIRE WnlJ 8;00 CST 9:00 COT WCFL·G~o'le llesoberg""1 Oreh Mary Liyins"one: KOA WBOW 10: 30 CST 11:30 COT (sw9,53) WIUA WIRE (.Iso "" 5 p .... .) WJR·G~r~ld L. K Smith NBC-The Circle, AII·StJ.I CuI: WIBA·Club Chantic1u. "m 1I~1'1' 1 o·ou,,,.u). Edllh MBS-Juk rU9arden's Orchestr.' \\'I.S-0Irl f",hionoffi Re'·'v.1 DI~k will .III~ WI.l'ln~ (Ot> l Th. Foursome, Iloberl Emmett *W[~D ~e"s of th. World NBC·Vlncent Lcpu' Orchenra: WGN KIVK WIlBI' IVMT WMBU SIIO'Ia: lIil 01 Ih. D.y HI~~ol. o Dd lb ...r<"l'~'lr •. ~h .... Dolan', Oreh: WIRE WHO KOA *WMT·N~w. WMAQ rUO. 311 •• Whit.•• ",1 )h• .\leI- CBS ,Dance Orch.: WKBII WHAS *WMTNewl WMAQ KWI< WL\V W14M WSBT·Jack CoffeYI Oreh. CBS·Henry KI"9'1 Orch.: woe 11'1'0\1 WKBB IVTAQ WISl' 100 "'111 ol'l'tr 0 !lItPlM!o I'.:o.te, (ow·9.S3) IVOWO Ball !>corn me/II., oDd .. I.... '...... , ...... ':00 CST 10:00 COT W8BM WMBD WHAS WKBB woe WBB~I WJR WMBD (ow- *WROK·Ncwl: M".... I Work. .. ,"'..... ffl" ..... 7 •• NBC ·LIt!)' Clinton's Orch,; WMT HBC·Nobl~ Sinle's Ordl.: WENR WK811 \\'CCO \vISN 6.12> NBC ·Holly .... ood Pllyhol/u. s~.· WENR WOIVO WIOA WBOW MBS·Old Fllhloned Rtvlnl: KMOX .Ameri.an. al lVork WTAI)·BaIJ StorH '" Sport, NBC ·One Man's flmily: KI'O "'"' rin. Cblrles Bo)'''': WENR WMf CBS-Knickerbocker PllY Hou1I: WMT KWKGra,ly Cantr~l1 K.·I (al.o su Wed. I'~m •. at 6 6:15 CST 7:15 COT WLW KWK (.w.I1.87) (also al Elliott Le",is & Guests: WDB.'>! HBC·Walter Winchell, columnist; WESR hham Jonn' Orch. p.m.) NBC,Symphony Oreh.: WMT 10 p,m.) WJR weco WISN IVrBM KMOX KOA WSM KPRC W8AP (also IVFB" Good Wil' Hour NBC.Dante Orth.: WMAQ WLW NSC-Adunlures 01 Ellery OlH!u: ...... ".".-- .. _. WIIAS WMB8 ( .w 11.83) WGN·Wood y Ht.rnan·1 Orcb, :.tw:::,:,,:=~" I- .....,. .­ HI 7:30 p.m.) II'TA~I WHOW WKBII WKDB MBS·Good Will Hour: WHBF WI"D·En,i! I'lindt'. Orth. WBOW,Concfl"t Hall weN *NBC·News; Johnny MeUMr's WJR·The IIt rmit', Cave NBC·Artle Sltaw's Orch.: WTMJ *N",": \YMHO woe Orrh.: (sw9.S3) WLW ·Gto.gt 1I.l1's Orch. \\'OIVO II'IBA hw·6,11) WGN·Glen (iray', Oreh. WCrL·Amat~ur Hwr KSOSpollinR B« WGN·Your Su"day Dale WCFL·Lithuan,an PrIm. CBS·Sammy Kaye's Orch.; WJR WROKAlolu lltnd * KMOX Hudline 1Ii~hli~hts WJJD·Joe Ri" ..' Oreh. woe KMOX WIIAS WKBB IVSBT Don Ir",in's Orch, \YOWO-Sunday Concerl * IVIIOr·N~ws; Dane. Tun" WIND Emil Flindt's Oreh. KOAOn With the Dance WHIP Ton~hl al Nine WK8B-Sunday Nite I' El,ht WKBH weco WFO'" WMBD WTAQ Ri" n dt Ballroom Or.h. WCCO·N. W. Umpirt'l As.'o WTAO Ed,II, Ra)t *"_s: WBOW WIBA WTMJ Sunday Evtnin, Recital WIBA ·Co n~trt Trio * WKDIl-Highlighll of the II'(,'-L G.oMldy Martin's Orch, WGN_Sltve lAonard', Oreb. N8C ,Col/nt B",;e's Orch.: WO\\'O CBS·Olnce Orch.: WCCO \\'S8T-Sunday NiShi V.ri~ty WTMJ ·G.ouch Club *WIlSF New. & Music WMAQ WIBA (sw-6.14) WISN-Oown by Herman'. Hour WHO·hlher Ch"I., E. COIl.hlin NBC ·Art;" Shaw's Orch.: WENII NBC·Holly .... ood Pl~yhol/It: Io Moore'. Ship 01 NBC ·Dtke MoWII'S Orth.: WENR M ... i~; Frink Munn. In •. ; Jean Melton. IM_; Franda Whit~, WP·; World DaMes; WISS WM! N8C-Johnn, Mnsner's Orch.: Or.am. WIIO II' BOW 1\ LW Dickttlson, sop.; Buckinlham IVENR ~lusic ),ou Wanl Don Voo.h~"' Orch.: woe WJR KSD Junior Diy. Am~r;c~1I Bir WIRE NBC · P ~ul ~rUn'l Musit: WI8A WBBM WIIAS KMOX WTAQ Choir; Ar.:I~n & Arden. pi.no Au'n NBC-NOble Slss!e's Orch,: KIVK * WHOF N~"'s: SPO"~ lIe"i ... WM,IQ <'·1 Orch. 11.&3) WSM KOA KPRC (also HI 7.45 KSO lIappy Felto,,', Orch. J.",~. )I~lton "'Ill oln.. D<>n· lIacnlChn', Orch,: WIIO WMAQ 1I'IIJA·]\'\usie by Ch~at *WLIV I'elu Grant. new, p.m.) WG:i·Steu Leonard'. Orcb. to7 lk'... ".d~ (",'mll. 1 Got KSO WIRE WTAM WIOA Wi"MJ WIND-Charlie V~abond', Orcll. WTA)\-I)id Yo .. KnowT, Musical I'lul, 01 Sotblo' 'O~ ..b .. ln). *WISO·The Xile \\-.Ith; Talk. 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8 :45 CST ':45 COT CBS·He. Honol. N"n~y WT,\O.lIapP>' Howard NBC ·Woman in Whitt. sketch: MONDAY, June 19, 1939 .hlch: WB8M KMOX WTIolJ· \'t)Uf Familv " ~Iine MORNING W\IAQ WIRE KSD WTMJ WHO WFUM 10:45 CST 11:45 COT CBS·Slepmolher, sketch; WBB~I * S~w", K WK WISN "B[·Natl Fum S. Home Hour ! 8:00 CST 9:00 COT WCCO KMOX WFBM KSD Heart 01 Julia Blah WLW C8S,ScJtttrgood alines, sketch; MBS·To be Jnnounud: WKBH HBC-Slory of Ihe Monlh. Sketch: WAAf The Sport. 01 Kin~. NBC·lrYlng Milkr', OrchHtrl: Kl>10X WCCO WBBM WF8M CBS·Our Gal Sund"y. 'ketch' KWK IAQ WHO WIRE KSD WIS:" Early Ri~ .. Club WROK·Town Cr~r *WLS·S ..... : Mnket. WMT Prelly Kitty Kelly WISN Today. AI,na" .. NBC·Josh Higgins 01 Flnchfille: WJJO·lbl Tate. movie taUler WTAQ Mu .ie & SonK WMT · ~lo'nin~ \hlodi,.,. WOC-Radio Bauar WJBC Pouy I'ayne, Pioneers WKBII -Unde Bob WROK .~ l o"'in, Varieti.. WOWO Fa,m Fbsh ... BillboMd 1\ KBII·Amer. family Rohin.on WOWO 9:30 CST 10:30 COT WMBO W~men of TOlhy WSUI Pr~," . Calendar: We-Ihn WROI< Ilur Your~lf WI.S·Lile 01 Mary Sothern. sketch H8C.Jlne Arden, shtch: KWK WI>IT MUlieal Clock N8C·Peppe, Voung's hmily, WTA!) Killl' Ktene, Inc. • \\'SUI Ye,lerday', ~ I u si .. l Fayor- W~1BD·Wi"dow Shol~ .. r WLS (sw.15.211 II'()II'O Modor" lio",e For .. m tketch: WLS (&w.15.21) 10:00 CST 11'00 COT ile. WMT·HlIltop HOI/M CaS·Myrt " Marge, Ikel(h: WROK·Your Favorite Hymns N8C·Fran Allison. songs; woOW • WTADAction Behind the C.mera Woe·:;'r",," F~,," I'r,m. KMOX WOBM WCCO WISN WSUI'\lorning Melodi es: Stryice NBC·The Carters 01 Elm Strut. WTAQTod.y's Almanac WOWO)l~lod)' ~l>inn.rJ W}'BM WMBD Rtports CBS.Big Sisler, Ikelch : WCCO ,kftch: WMAQ WTMJ B"ly & Bob WOBM WMBO KMOX WFBM WnOK Shinier Cotltll;e Hour Musical Clo.:k: WMT WOC WTADliannib.1 I'"m. N8C·Oorothy Oreslin. sop.: WIDA 10:30 CST 11 :30 COT WTAIl.Belly & BoI, WCF'L·Musit for Today NBC·Youno WId d t r B.own. WO\\'O IVTMJGos,..,1 Singer 9:00 CST 10;00 COT -ketch· WIRE WHO WMAQ [8S·t{om.nU 01 He ltn Iltnl. \I'HA Mor"in, Melodie. NBC·Viennese Enumble: WIBA CBS·M~!)' M"gartl McBride, shl.h; Vir.inia Clark: WBBM 11 :00 CST 12:00 COT WlI8F·Melodies of the Momenl MBS·Keep Fit 10 MUlic: WMT columnist: WFAM WMBD woe WClL WOOW I\MOX CBs ·rh~ Goldbtrgs. sketch' *WINO·News: Memory La"e KII'K·Word from Ih. Wiyto weco KMOX WBOM Wf'BM NBC·H.t'l Firm &: Hotr. Hour; \\'BB~I K.\IOX WJJD Blue Monday I'a"y H8C·The Slory of Mlr)' Mulln, WAAf··Let'! Da"ec WIS:-I skttch; WLS ($w.15,21) Gu nt Speakers. WMAQ WI8A MBS.Happy Gan9: WGN WH81' WKBB-Marirnh.a Marie WCf·L·To be .nnounc~ HBC·The Wile Suer: WBOW WBOW KWK 1,.. 1521) WKBII.Vie Fra~. Enl ~ rllin. CBS·lt Hap~ned in Holly .... ood: WMT WFAM Huhh Talk : Lou P,ke lIyn,ns 01 All ChurehH: WTMJ WLW·Paul Alliso". voo:ms: Arthur VocaliSI.: WBBM WISN WCCO WGN-Jan~ Anderson. pianilt KSD Young Or. ~hlon~, .kelch NBC·Cobwebs KSO WAAF Markol R_purts: S"Ut & 8:30 CST 9:30 COT NBC ·Ould H~r~m, Iketc": KSO WHlP·Parade of "u';nns *SeWg; WllOK WTAO 5._ 15.33) WIBA Dorothy l'oUer caS.Hilltop Hou", sketch: WISN WIRE WMAQ WIIO KWK R.n~~ Rid~rl *WJ ND-.\tw. we('o O.ehtl.,,·, Children Judy & Jane: \1'CeO WIIO KMOX WFB.\\ WMBD WB8M *N e~: WMT WJJO WROK WAAF·NoYelell u *WCFL-:i ..... * X.wa: WJJD WKBII \\'TAD WCCO *KMOX Ihadhnr lI,ghh,h .. WISN'\nn L.,lie·, Sc:rapboolt WJJO JOI' Aluandtr, organ;n wCrL-Petke.. in th~ Pa"lry WFA~I H.rla" 1l000ao * K~O I'i~"s: T.l-a T.. n" K",KAI Sarli'. Orch. WGl'-M."hattan MIICher. sbl~ h IIAA~ S~",phonic lI"u. JrlBC·JUlt PI,;n Bill .ktlch· WKOB IV. 1', A. Prt;m. WFB,\I)!rs Farrell's Kilcheo of WAAF·Mdody R~Yiew * WIIBF Xew! 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WTAOMa Perkins. shlch WJ8C-Oollar Ou, *I\' INO Indiana N.wt WILL lI()n'~makt'"' Qu ..ter Ilou, II·JBC·Th~.ter Time WIIlP Sudap.. t Ho .. r WTAQ Music for Ev •• )" Mood WJJO Salety Court Broadc.,t WIJl£-Sin!tin' Sam WINI) Traffic eo .. rt 8 roadea!t WJJD·Gc"eraJ Rhyth"," \\'K OOT.h It Easy WIS!\' Refleclions \IILLMarkCls WTMJ SQn~ Do.to. WKIlIl flo",a"tie flhylhms IVKBB.llollywood Report ... \\"I\B11 Que"io", &0 Answers IIJOC·Or~.n ,llelodiu WINO.Want~: Men and Jobt 9 :45 CST 10:45 COT WJJD·To tht Hontemaker WK811 Monday V.ritti" WKBII·llonoe Etonomie ~ Prl'" WLS-Gethnc ,h. MO!It Out 01 II'KBD·What's NewT WLI\' Linda's Firsl Loye 1\'LS·Featur. Foods Prem WKOi'l Mornin~ M~lodi " C8S·Aunt Jenny's St~rl~: Li/~ WLS Melodf Parade WKBIiThret·Quarter nm. W~lBO B & ;\I ~In.~~e r: Weath· K,\IOX IVMBO WfB~1 WBBM W1.W.The Editor', Oau~ht" * WLIV·Ntws: Liye Stocks: II \IBO·To"-n Crier: Thrift MH' ~r M. L Futl~r WLS·g.,,,le Marht, llal ,uh'u R_t: WCCO WMT-Son,s for MOlher River: lVulhe.: Grain RePOrt_ ..~e W~OT I.UII,h.o" Club WSUI.llomtlOakers Forum WAlBO ,Sweelheart Tin,. WMB! :\!idday II",,, WLWThe Hurl of Julia BI.h NBC -To b~ "nnounnd: WHO II'SUI·Within th el."room WTAQ.lldri~ ~ rator Prim WMT·Myrl & Mug. woe·W, P. A, Prgm. WMT RhYllle Timt H8C·Getting the MOlt Out 01 WTAQ'('oolerator V.';~I;" WOC·~hrkct Opening WOWO-I'urdu~ A~"c .. ltural P,o WOWO O"h~~" Parade Life: WOWO "WK (lw.15.2l) 10:15 CST 11:15 COT WROK·Mo.ning Oevolion. 9 :15 CST 10:1S COT WROK,Kay. Kru",e.'. Womu'• • ram HBC-The O·Nellll. sketch: WLW *WSUIDaily Iowan of th Air NBC ·Vlc " Sade, sketch: WLS NBC·The Road ot Ufe, .ketch' F~. *11 SBT Lunch.on Club : N.... · WTAO·Tri·Sute Int.... ch .. rch De· WLW hw 15.21) WMAQ WTMJ WLW WMAQ wsel The Book ~helf Stork RepOrl : Farm Flashes Yotional NBC ·La''''l1I Jones. sketch : *K SD·N~w.: Bernhard Levit""·1 NBC·Kidoo.dle.,; WDOW *\\'TAQ Ntw., Mu.if lot Ih. WHII.\1bum of Art;lt. WTAQ lIollywood On Parade WTAQ,Sun~hi"e Time WMAQ WillE WIIO KSO Orch. 15.33) Mi.su, 11;15 CST 12:15 COT II'IUA Tony S.I.. no·, Orch 2:00 CST 3:00 CDT CBS·lllt Can B, Buutllu\. Wlll·Univer.ily Trio Good Listening for Mondoy E-836 * NBC·(r~b Mlolinee: Hews: WM'C .k!tr IIENRII""'t Forum WCFL·Man on Iht Str~1 WSUI Rhl''''''' RambIn stryie•• Dtpi.tment 01 A9riculturt, In6 a grollp 01 dtlt. WAAF·lnl'i Potp.>llrri III11P J,t\trool J3moortt Willi' Epi..,opal Go;prl Srrvice 12:15 CST 1:15 COT \~'BAA'Mag;e Carpel gatts to the dub'~ ump from dilltrtnl sKtlons 01 the II'II.L·Mu.", ... Ih. M.,t.,. IVIBA Edilor's D'u,ht~' CBS·Lile " Lovt of Or. SUl.ln. Weco ~h Perkin,. 'hl~h IIJBC·G'!d·, CbH' lor lb. Shul 1II:-10·Tomm)' Olt. or~aniSI country. /l:ram Prevue WSUJ·Th. Bookm," 11'13 \,\·!:ipun. Afrtca. WSUI Organ ,'>1,1<><1;.. Th. 1I'0rl,1 3:15 CST 4:15 CPT \ITAOAI] for the 1.""1;,, WBO\l' llefr~5hmtnt Time Hool\Inty A~r,.ult\lr.' Wl.~ Ch ..ktrboar-l Tim. 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WT\!J Daill- Bul!.ti" 803 NBC ·Manh~lIan Melodits: ( .... 8:00 CST (9:00 COT) Contented Hour. with CBS·Not So Long "90: WF"I 11110 11'~IAQ WTlIJ 1533) II"K8H T6!li~ Tun" Miltek Weber. MBS,Wlyne " DIck. $on9S: NBC·AIt,irs 01 An,hony. skttch; *WI.S· Fa"n ~llr~~I': W .. lh.r *\t'" \1110 II'(){ w("CO Opal C.IVen. Ihe Lull,by Lady: Contlntntals Quarlet. II"HllF II'ENI! \\BOII' WOWO Co... · X ....·, Ilhtl"n Ra I '~rkin •.• I'ama 15.3l 1'-87\ IIHIi'·Go;1\ wilh ind Friday at this Ilmt. and Wtdnnd,y al 5:00. WMBJ·Sono of Ih~ Go.pel: *\I'IBA .'1oon N~"'. EditIOn II'SIiI lII""r.'e' Ih. StrH' KMOX·109l.i ..... FAM ·12oo WIRE·14I)(l WM81.108O MBS·Jimmy Joy's Orch.: WIIBF WIS_\ \\'KBB Wt'A\l *\"t", IIBII IIILl 1I1.~ I."'t"",,~ M"hu KOA 83(1 WFBM 1210 WISN·l1ZJ WMT-600 HBC·I\IIldSlrum. shieh: WI.\" ~I ... k.r_ I'"-,f... ",,, ~"'''n''1 W "~IJ·Sio~i,,' ;; .. ," 1\'011'0 \'0>" ~'arn;ly '" .\Iin. 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WIIAS·Goodwin Hour t'l:.o.:.t;.~Dz.!I;:~.~t f ...... '1)(0 WGN-Swinl It WHBF \lod.. n MelodiH WMAQ Vincent IApe,' Or.h. WHAChapier • Day WGN Little Orphan Annit WIIBF lu(i~ ThompSOn. piani.t WISN·Oo .. n by H.rm.n't WHOW P.nIint. & Tnrhtrl Speak WMBD·Sketch, in SwiOI WII I P.l'oli~h.An,eriy F.IIOR'. Oreh. 6 :4S CST 7:45 CDT IVE~R To be announced CBS_Howie Wing, s~u(h: WBBM WII:IA WIIO -Slcp I:IrOlhe .. WIIBF.Baseb.aU; [ vanlville VI. WKBa * WIBA New. * Newo: WKBH WKBB Moli ne WID A·Concert Interlude NBC _Patrlcla Gilmore, 50n91: CBS-Troubldou rs: woe WINO·llainbow Trio WTAQ WJJI) Challenging Ihe E_perll WAAr Even"', Coneetl WI~D·R~ad Your Pa~t WMAQ WLW WOWO WIRE WLW From Pase Parade W!..W BiII1 Snider'. Oreh. *MBS·Fulton lewis. Jr.: WHBF W(CO Dick '--'I Oreh. WKaB·Cornmunity Cbesl Pl'lm. MBS-Oick Hudlng, orglnlll: • • -,. ...., h .... u..". I •. * WMAQSe"'t: Mu";eal Enlre WCFL.Or. Carrulhe.. * WROK New.' Your FlYorilt 10:00 CST 11 :00 COT m.,. ....v ...... _ 'D. WHBF \\'MB1-QU"lion Hour WFBM.J ohIllLY Mu,ntr'. Oreh. Bond CBS·George Olltn's Orch.: weco KSD.Jan Savitt'l Oreh. KMOX Venida Jone •. org,niSi WMT-llil of Ihe Day: Variely: * WIIBF Ntws: O.Uet Tunu B:30 CST " :30 COT WKB8 IYTAQ WBBM WSBT 11",-6.12) WAAF S ...d,land *KSD·New" Dick Lei~rt, Or· Sporl. Slanl~ W I S~Phli Grau NBC · Ma~ nolil Blossom.: WIBA WCFL ABC Saltly Lfrioa I'",~I \VROK·Dan« 1I0ur WJJOSon, of th Pion .... hw·ll.87) NBC ·Tommy OorH:y', Orchest,,: ..... FAM KiI!~r DiI1~ .. WAAF·H,rry Creichtoa WSUI-Mu.ical \loods WMT.lif. SI\~rs WOOW wcrL W"fAQ WIR E WBOM Sports WTAD ·llappy Ho ..-a rd WOC·5esquinnltnnill PT"lm. CBS-Columbia Worksllop; (I'" \\'FBM·Tn TIln, Topitl 9.65) NBC ·Clyde LuClS' Orch.: IVMT WGN Toyland Melolll~ * WCFL.News \\'TAQ .BirLhday Club WTAOII ~nnibal P'im. II'OWO WHO BaRboll Time * WFAM·Di,,,,.. Hour Mu.ic;ale * WT~IJ ·Piano Impressionl: Ntw. \\,TAQ Fiddlers Thrft NBC·", Donlhue's Orch.: Wl..... M8S·V.n .... Iu.nder·. Orchestr.: WIBA·wms of MelodJ W\lAQ (sw·9.53) & Ne .., 5 :45 CST 6:45 COT 7 :00 CST 8 :00 CDT WGN WILL· Sacred MlblC WFO" w. P. A. S~aker CBS.ChiClgOlns: KMOX NBC·Donor I . 0.: WESR KWK WIND I.incoln Fi,kb Ruulll WGNOuek Riano & Orrin Duetl * WESSSho,,' Window: N.w. WIS~ WTMJ KSO *WIIBF·Newl: Sport. WMT Ot Winl WI:I!J~I K~IOX IVCCO WFB" * WISNNewl: Oanc. Orch. WJR W\lBD WIIAS (1",.11.83) KSD ·\\'",kly Retord Hui... *WKBfI News; Mu .ital Pr!m WROK_Stockton Prim. IYlW lIaker & De"'on, .porll WHAOId Sonl Book WCFL_Make &1Ie.... U.Deel.nd WMAQ Ennio Bolognini's Oreh WIBA.Birth,lay Club: Sport~ ~... _"'... " .""- ...... "HoI_ * WLW.PcII!T Granl, newl WTAQ TodaY'1 M.. kttl '.- ..._"'~ .. ,~ ....,.. I .... WINDHon TaleA, T. Sb~llon, eomtdiaRl; NB C-True or h ln, qui, prgm.: 9:30 CST 10:10 COT New,. l\Iu,ic ______1 1Eton Boy,; Ray BI""k'l Orcll.: WENR WOIVO WMT WLlY KWK NBC·G lenn Miller', Orcll. : WMT WLW-A~ L)lIlan'. Orch. 1 WB6M WJR (al.., at 9:30 p.m.) (1,,11.87) KWK End 01 Monda y Programs * 1etvice f'n:m, • e Ro,d 01 Life, .hlch; \\,TAD.B~tt)· &. Bob 11 ;45 CST 12:4S CDT WlflP.8udap.. t llour WMAQ WTMJ WllV 7:00 CST (8:00 COT) Melody and Madness. WTMJ-GosII"I S;n~~r NBC.Cen. Fed , of Women's Clubs : 11 :00 CST 12:00 CDT \\IBA hw-I1.87) WI:-ID.,Jimm} Dnn. ~1I"boy sonll CBS·Aunt Jenny's Siorin: WCCO With Robert Benchley and Arlit Sh'W'1 orchestra. IVKBII.Sonp of the bland. KMOX WFBM WBBM WM8D CBS·TIIt Coldbtrgs. Sketch; NBC .Dance Orch.: KWK ,., . Th I 7:00 CST (8:00 COT) We, the People; D rama \\"B8.\\ KMOX ••:)- e {ang~rs NBC·Getting the Mosl Out 01 NBC.Jeno Built'. OTth,: weFL C8S·Th is D,y Is Oun, sketch: WL\I'-To .,. 'nnoun~fll Life : WOWO K\YK h •. 15.2l) and Mu.lc. WCCO WBlI)! K~IOX W\tBD WMTRh)'me Time Pit llld Bob C.. rlllillon, children of Elilnt Cirringlon, (sw·15331 WO\\'O-O"h.",n Parade NBC·To be announctd: WIIO Tidio author, will leI! aboyt their own mlglZlnt. M8S·HOlPPY C,n,: WGS \\"IIB.· *Ne .... : WILL WBAA KSD,Sinlin' Sam \\'ROKMorninl( Dt'-Dtionl MBS ·The M'nhltlers: WIIDF W~1T WC F L-,,~.t the Folkl * WSUI-Daily Iowan of the Air 8ernhard Le,.itow's 7:30 CST (8:30 COT) Benny Goodman', Or- Judy &. Jane: WIIO wCCO *K SD.'I;~, WIlBF,Chlrli. Cook'. Pi,no Lt.· \\TAD·1ri·Stlle Inttrth~reh 0.. Oreh, cheatra. * :-;ew~: WJJD WTAD \I'KDII .on! YOIITAQliont Sl h Ti *\VA A F -~ I or"in. So." N,..... 7:30 CST (8:30 COT) Fibber MeGee an d M"a y. *KSD-News: Tel·E·Tun ... \\' 1111' Rube Limpkins . uns ,ne ,m. W80\\'·St3l~ Teach,,' Prgm, Wit~ Don,ld Novi., I~nor; Bill Thomplon; Biny Milfs' WAAr,S)'mphonic H01Ir WIfO-MJrkeh " Wuther I\'INDJin'lII ~ Dun. cowbo, _".. Wn'L,G~ntr31 Revue WBAA.The Dentist Sayl *WIND-Newt: I.ive.lock 'ot~rkel, WJJD To You, ~hd'n't WFM1 JJnt Ard~n, .ketch orchestra, WFlHl·Mus;cal Echou Wln&-M .. ktt Rtporlt B:45 CST ' ;4 S CDT I\CNP~intrd Drum. B:OO CST (9:00 C O T) If I H ad the Chan ce. WHA.\lu.i. API'r~I Tonic Tunes Ihe " Bt llny" nrits, IVIRE-~in~in' S.m t.,. Reports WMAQ WIRE WTMJ WIIO KSD WJJDD"rea" of Mil'ing Per",n. H C d' WIS'" His Majesty, the Baby WKDD.Mtlody Musings 8:00 CST (9:00 C OT) Bob ope, ome la n , WJIlCQrJ(alL Melodies 1I'.\IAQ·1.3.ry la"e~, orga lli" CBS,Slepmother, Iketch: KMOX WKIlII Music lor Milady Patsy Kelly and Jerry Colonna, comedians: Vocal Suo WKBB-What'. Newt *WMTNew., Don Roth', Sand woe Farm Bureau WCCO WBBM WFOM *WI.S Nt"" .\Iarket. tet, and Skinn.y Ennll' orehntr•• This Is the lIS t WLS·Melody Parade WO\\'O )larht Sen'iee MBS·John MttClIf'S Choir Lo ft~ \\'MT·For Wom.n 0011). progrlm of this s.crln for Ihe ,uson. W~BDTown Crier: Thtift Mel- WROK Si"Kin' Sam WGN \IIIOK·,llo""n. \'ultliu .a'lt WSBT ~bn -on, tht·Strut * KWK-Sideliahu on th~ Ntw, WSUI Pr~m. Calendar & Wellhu 8:00 CST (9:00 COT) Time to Shine. \\'MBI.\fidda~ lIour IVSIJI·Fun' Flashu WC~·l.Bitttt SWett Mtlodin Report Hal Komp's oll'hntra: NOln Wynn OlIId Bob Alt.n, \I'OC·Ubrary Prgm. WTADNoon Danc. \\'HBF·HouH of Millie IVTAD.Kitty K~ ., Inc. vocalillS, Itld the Smoothlel. WOWO.Qhio SUle Al!I"iellhllr.1 WTAQF.nnh.nm WIBA·Blron'. RfPOntr 10:00 CST 11 :00 CDT Pn:m, WILL·~lathlS CBS,C'Olra Wright Smilh : WISN 8:30 CST (9:30 COT ) I nllde Story; Oramatl:z:ed WROK-Rn'ele .. Qu~rte t WIND·Swinl Qu ..ltt IlrAM WOC KMOX New. Behind Ihe Headllnea. WSBT·LunchlOn Club WISN· Early Ri ... n Club NBC .Th. W,fe S.lIYtr: WOOW Fred Sullivan, M. C., and Clenn Welty's orchestra. WSUI Album of Arti.tl AFTERNOON WJJD.Hal Tlte, mom tattler GUBt; Lowtll Thomas, comm.nllior. who will tetl his \\TAQ-Rhlthn> and Romance WKBII.Uncle Bob HBC·TIIt CutlrS 01 Elm Silftt. intimall: inside story of " Wwnnee In Ar.bl.," Wr..IJ.Tunt Tinh.. 12;00 CST 1 :00 COT W'IBO,Wonlt~ "f Tod~y lIIeteh WMAQ 11 :15 CST 12:15 CDT CBS·Doc: BardlY's Diulhlers, WMT·Musicl' Cmlt NBC .N,t" Conferentt 01 5oci.1 8:30 CST (9:30 COT) Uncle Walter'. Dog H OUle. CBS.Life Cln Be BUlltlhii. ,ketch; KMOX WlIB.~ I\O\\O·~fodtrn Home Forll'" Work WI8A II'O\\,O Tom W.lIlt. ( Untie Wilttr) : S_t Ad.line: Tom, sktteh WB8~ K"OX llceo NBC ·Salon Orth.; KWK WROK ·You. Favorite 1I)'mns MBS·Red River Dnt, s.ongs: Dick and Harry: Bob Strong'S orchestrOl. II'MBD WSUI·Mo.-nU:tc Melodic.: SefViee \IG:-.· CBS·Milta.n Ch.rlrl. Rfporl! 9:00 CST (10:00 COT) Fred Waring In Pleasure NBC,YolI( Farm RfpOtl,,: WlW woe II"TAD.II.nnibal Pq:m KSD Hymn, of All Church" \\'MAQ KW": eswl1.81) NBC.Belty &, Beb, sketch: WHO 900 CST 1000 COT KWKR.n,. Riden Time. N8C·JH Rtiehm.n'. Orch.:WGS WIRE WLW K~I) W"AQ ( .... HS:C Y-t ese E bl~ WBOW WAAF-No'·.I~It" 9:15 CST (10:15 COT) JimmIe Fidler. WHBF 11.87) . , n" nM:m: \\'8fnlllfart of Julia BI.ke .'dv'" ...... T...... WI B,I WCCO.Juh.. Dlue, ,kelcb NBC·ThrH RomlOS: WBOW (tw· ' ...... _ »_ NBC·The Stor, of MlTY Mlrlln, WCFL,PHkfrt in tho .....1.., FRECj'lUfNCIES 15,33) MBS ·Glnlhrqh's Conurl Orch.: shlch: WLS (1... 15,21) WFB.\I :;t~tt ~.fety Prim. WFAM.l200 WIRE.I400 WMBI.I08O Younll; Or. Malone: WHO WIRE \l'G:>; WIIBF CBS·Mary Let TOlylo r: KMOX \\' II A I/om(makors KMOX·I09O WFBM ,1230 WISN .l120 WMT-600 KSD.Xavi..,. 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WII ,\ MuOIJ r WllL·Art ur 0 ell, "iolu,ist ' . OtJr .. t 1\'lW-E,lilor'. Dluthter, skelch IYMT.\lu.iul Gem. WISD,ltaijln 1I000r *WIIBF-SeWl: Melodi" Th ll I\MIlO B &. M M.... ,tn_er: WUlh WOC.Qf 1010rni 10 YOII IV I!;;\' Mickey Ueath Endu re n UCPI\rl * Womtn in the Ne"" WJDC WTADG.ml of Melody *WOWO-80b Wil,on, '''WI 1\'IIIP-Wb.1 1Iltl WMT.Sonl' for MOlhtr woe WTAQTwIY', Atmanac \\ROK·On Iht Mall (Continued on Nul Pate, WWILL·uonon"eINO Gar) Mu"icip,al Botany Court WSL;*WROKI-llomemaktn' \'~·s; fte"olvin, Forum Sta,e WAAF·The Sporl of I(lnl' 1\\"TIIJ0~l O BNt)CST " Bob 11:10 CDr r----::==="r==iiiiii"iii!ii~~iin--- WI .. " Gtm. of Mtlody *WTADNfW, WFA.\IYour DIY Drumer CBS.Romince 01 Helen Trent: WKBBV.riations on Syncopa· \\"TAQ-Refri•• ~ntion P__ WIIO-Adupttorts Review Wf,UI \\'KBB \\"KBH WCCO *11'0'1. New1 9.53) (al.., at 9:30 p.m_) WJJD-Midday Melod'., *1\'lND ~ew~ WlIAA-Sonl/ Time WIRE-Reporter WCCO·I«rl Orcb WSlllilhythm Ramble. NBC -Vic & Side. shtch: WHO WI1\D Lintol" Fi.lds R.. ult. W]:.;oD.Germ.n !lour "'ith Willialn WSllI-,\lu,ieal Serenade WJBC-Amer. F.",ily Rohinson WI1A·Or~Oln Reverie 12:15 C5T 1:15 COT KS D WillE WTMJ W~IAQ L KI.in * WTAD-:.;o.w. Summary WLW-Invilation to Li"en WflfP·LithuaniOln Hour r.BS·Ute .nd Love ot Dr. :.~ ... n. WfBE-Sid ..... alk Spelline B•• 1:15 CST 2:1S COT CBS-AI B(rnard's Merry Min­ WMaO Ea'i Bluff Heporter 11'18A Echoe, 01 Switurland sketch: KMOX WCCO WMBO strel., woe W F A~I * WI~N.Show Window: New. WIND-Baseball Game WSSM (.w·17.83) CBS·Columbia Conetrt Orch.: WROK -Sloil ~rer Ser~"ad. W.IJ 0 Mu.i< & B.nter with Ben WKDH I\:ISN *NBC'Club Ntwt: WJJD-Twi1i~ht T9.'''poS 4:00 CST 5:00 COT K.nter NBC·Arnold Grimm's Oiughttr. WHSF WIBA NBC ·To b. announced: II'ENR * II'LS New. .htch: WIRE WMAQ WT.\lJ MBS-Thrtt·Quarter Time: WI.IV_Baker & Denlon. SpOrts WGN MBS-Two Koybo.rds; WIIBF WI1T WU!£ WOWO-I.inda Coli •. org.nist WLW (1,..-11.87) 1I'.\lAQ Ellnlo lIotognini's Orrh. * II'ROK-C"ew", Org.n Reverie. NBC·Oxydol's Own Ma Perkins. KMOX ·Judy &. Jane. shtch *CBS-New.: Edith Hendricks. \\'1]11£)·1'" C... rner: Sports Re * Newo: WKBB WROK WFBM sonu: \1'Kna WTAQ WCCO WSUI·Oinner H""r Pr~m. ikotch: W~IAQ KSD WHO WLW KII'K-Rirhard (13).... organi.t view WAAf-Seun llp~ .. WTAD ·Sport. Vip,,·, & neview. WAAt'-Rhurnba Beat W1SN WIND WFB)\ woe WOII'O llo,"e Folks WBAA Mall on th Street WTMJ II'TAQ.llayTack Cimfunny I\'BAA-You &. Y~ur Child NBC·EugtH Conley. Inr.: WHO WSUI·Conco" nail S~I.ctiOll' WBOW·Sill ~in' Sam NBC-Army Band: WIRE WCfL-Eddie &. Fannie Cavlnaugh WCCO.Betty &. Bob. sketch WMAQ II'IB,\ WBOW KSD WT,\Q Crim,on Triil 6:15 CST 7:15 COT KMOX-EditM'. Dauehter. sketch WHA·.I]u,ie of !h" )Ia,ter$ ( ,w-9.53) WTMJ·Gypsy four WGN -Young Or. Malone. ~kelch KWK Tears from )Iy Ink ....11 Sports: WLS KWK WH]P·Stars Ov~r Ma"hau:op MBS-Diek Huding. orglinist: WIlBF-The Frank Mi.rophone * WBAA·Monitor Vie .... th News 5:15 CST 6:15 COT K(iA Strothn~ !:>on~'t ... WIND·Pos! Time Rh~'lhm~ WHlP·Rockin' 'n' Rhythm IYHSF WBOW·Si &. rora WBB;\]·Mi"us Goes to ~larket *WKBH·:-.'.w, NB C-Jerry Coopoc's Vocil V~ri· WHO L unrh~n Mu~ie WCCObdi.s Fi ..t WLW Life Can Be Beautiful * New" WROK WKBII etie" WMAQ KS D WLW WIlO WefL·Varieties WIDA Mid-dal' Melodi .. WAAf.T.d ~n"th. Inr WFA,\] ·American Familv Robin,~n WCFt·Rhumb. Cafe II'MBD _ Hi ~ M.je$ty, the B~by WIRE II'TAM (sw.9.53) (also .t WILL-Markeh WHA ·Juli. B.noy. piani., WBBII·C hicago Hour WG ~·Glen Gray'. Oreh. *W~IB I-H.,d1i".. & lIighlighu 9:15 p.m.) WISN-Mus;cal H .. t Wave WIND-Lincoln Fields R.. ulls WCFL-Piano Redta] WJJD.{'u",l>erland Rid~e Runn... WflWO-Old Tim~ Reli~ion WJBC-Girl. Troo WJJDRhythm for Tn WrA,\] Tn Time Musical. (BS-St.nloy H ickm~n Serenidts: WK BB Dinner CMe.. t WROK·Radio Auction WT ,\Q WKBa WOC WlIBM WJJDLive.t""k Market WLS·llomemokers' Pr~m. WTAD·{'oncert WGN.~win~ It WKBIl·Dmner Muoir WKBH-Man On the Strut· WMBD·Today·s "'"..ram. WHA ·Chapter I Dav WKBII * IVOC );'.WS Luncheon Musie W;\]T·A Trip Througn Niagara: 2:45 CST ]:45 CDT WHIP·Poli,h Am~"can Hour NBC ·Mf . Ke~n. Tr"er 01 L... t WROK lIe]ene Kimlwrl} WLS Adult Education Pr~m. Time !o Retire Boy. CBS·Music Without End: KMOX WfLL.lIllnoi. Editorial Review Per""n •. drama WENR WMT WTAD-£dith Raye WMT.Voiu of Iowa: Market., 1\·Slll·II'ithi" the Cla"oorn WFB~I \\'FA'] WKBH W~1BD WJBC-Swe.t & Swing (.,...11.87) 6,30 CST 7:30 COT Ceil.r Valley Hillbillies II'TAD.World D.nc., woe \\,KBB WfSII' (.wI7.83) WJJD·Seoreboard *N.w<: WMBD WJJD NBC ·FoI Men Only; Merry Mau: WOC.ilamb~ . in Rhy!hm IIITAQMidday Concert NBC ·Midstrum, sketch: WLIV WLW-Kiltl Kcell •• Inc. * K~ I OX-Bob O""ham, comments r; ~r~e J,.sel. m .•. : Peter Van WOWO·Jlonolulu Serenanen KSD WTMJ WIIO lIlliE WMAQ *WMBD·N.,n: M"lo,h' ,\]lniat~re KWK-Mu,ical Prgm. Steeilen'. Orch.; Guesl,: KSD WTAO·Cy. F,.'X at 10 MBS-Morton Fr~nklin & His KSD WTMJ *NBC.M ~lcolm CI.ire, children's WIS"'-Shijw Window p.m.) Not~ of Grace: WGN 3:00 CST 4:06 COT stories: News: WENR WOOlY 1V0WO·Dinner Hour ~ ...... of ..." ...... "HoI· KMOX·One Woman's Opinion NBC Killy K!t~e . Inc ..•ketch: 1..- ...... w" .. 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MBS·MOGeIs in MUllc: WHBF WFB\I-D. 10_ R. Pr1!:m_ W\!BDLon. R.n~r WLW Stratler Chorus; Jack Miller's ortheUra. WMT·Modfrn Melodiu, Sport, r ...... _ ....."..-_ .....,. WHA\lu,ie Album Slants ,~_ ....w .."'.·· I ...... ,. , .._ Ita P.,.kins, ~etch: KMOX ..."'. a", ... WIIII'-E,entid.. EohQtI 6;00 CST (7:00 COT) Rudy Vallee's Variety Woe· Sports Summary W'IBD * II'IIO·Newl *WBOW·New. KSDValiant brly. shieh Program. WROK·Dan~~ Ilour WCFL·IIi~hlight. WI ND,Uncoln Fields Reouit, IVTAD·llapPI' Howard WBAA'Mody Mome"ts II'JBC-Amer. family J'lobinfOa 7;00 CST (8:00 COT) John Brown. drama. WIIBf·O~r~.mei,t.r Game WCCOKitty K",,,t. Inc_ .•bt.b II'TAQBir1hdlY Club WHIP Tonight .1 Ei(hl II'LW-Invit'tion to Lillln Tor. ltht'~ pia, ...hich ... on Ihe Mu ..cll Anderson Award. *WTMJ)fu'K:al Interlude: Sew. WISD.Lincoln Fields Re,ulll W'IOlforei~n w.n~ua(, Period WIND Hymn. 01 AU Chur~bu Is built around the well·known stOf)' 01 John 8rown. 5:45 CST 6:45 CDr WKBB·Song Shopper. WROK·Snapb?oi< 01 • SI<~ Pilot WMT·Tom O"'.no' C.... boy. his lile and his uploits lrom Kansl! City through to IITAD-Hannibal Pr~, WOWO,ConlOlairn MBS'ln1ldr 01 Sports: KWK WHUF·Announcer'l Conlest WROK-!ihdkrel Sot'eude Ihe night 01 surrender al Huper's Firf)'. his trial Ind WGt! WLW W HIP E,-enin~ )II'D wnIJ WHO IIIRE W~AQ WIlAS KMOX WTAQ WISN *IVGN.New,: Sporu WJJD-Bans WIND KMOX II'SBT NBC·Art Mooney's Orch.; WHO *IIIMAQNew. CBS·Amos 'n' Andy: WBB~I WBB'l·Ameriun Yiew!><,ints CBS·Phil Spitalny's Orch.: WKBH WH!J June 22 WMBD Hits &, Bits IVENR-I.ham Jone;' Orrh. WHAS weco KMOX WiR WMT·S ••eball; Bloomington .... WKBB \\'T,\Q CBS·Oance Orch.: WJR WFB:\1 WKBH-I"'I>(:rial M31~ Chorus NBC·Artie Shaw's Oreh.: WTMJ Waterloo WSBT·Don Irwin', arch. * K\\'KN.'H 1:30 CST 9:30 COT *N~ws: WISA WKSS IIIMT \\'IWK Tropical Mood. WCCO·Cedric Adam. WIRE MBS·Concert REVue: KWK WGN Rj~hard !limber'. Or

    II'l"AI)·Tri-Stale Interchurch J)fo. \\'H IP-Slage lif~ WOC-Son~ Shopp<'r. ,"otional FRIDAY, June 23, 1939 WHO·Arnold Grimm', Dau'(hter WOWO·Blackha"ks MORNING WTAQ·Sun.hine Time WIIIO·Joe Alexander, organi,t II'ROh. Furniture Talk WIRE·Edicor's Daughter WSBT·!..uneheon Club 8:00 CST 9:00 COT 8:45 CST 9:45 COT WISX-Hh)thm " Romance WSUI.Album of Artish WOWOEdilor'. Oau~ht~r. !iketch NBC·The Wilt Saver: WBOW \\'JBC·Dolbr Dau WTAQ 1l0Uywood on Po ..de NBC·Story of the Month, sketch: NBC·Houst:boat Hunah, shieh: WROK·Town Crier * N .... " WROK WTIID WJJD-Salecy Cou,t Broadcasc WTMJ-Ilom. lIarmonizers KII'K (.w.15.21) WlW WLS (sw.15.21) Wn.D·Song of Ih. Isl.nds KSD.Becty Croch. WKB13Take It Easy 11:15 CST 12:15 CDT CSS·Pretly Kilty KtIlV, ,ketch: NBC·Womtn in White, sketCh: WTAQ.\!usic & Song KWK-R.nge Riders WKBH·Questions and Ans,.-e,. WCCO WISN WBBM WFIUoI 9:30 CST 10:30 COT WAAF·Novcli!l1es IVlS-Gecting the Most Out of CBS·lile Can Be Beautiful, II'MAQ WDIJ KSD WIRE WHO ,ketch: WSBM WCCO KlootOX WOC KlIIOX NBC ·Pepper YounG'~ FamIly: WCFl.Peeke.. in the Pulry Lile HBC·Brun &: de Ron: WOOW 1I'.IIBo NBC-Central City, sketch: KSD WLS (sw·1511) WGN-Man1uttan Mother, .ketch * WlW-N"",,, Live Stock •. CBS·Stepmothor, sketch: WBBM WIIA Homemakers River: Weathr: Grain Reports HB(;.l.t·s Tilk It Over : WSOW WIRE WHO WMAQ WlW K,\IOX WFBM CBS· Big Sister. sketch: WFBM wcco WMBo WCCO KMOX WBB'\! * WHBF.N.ws, Hi! Maj~sty. th~ WMBD·Sweetheart Time 1.... ·15.3,) * News: WKBH WMBD WOWO * "WK.Sideli~ht, 011 the N .... ~ Baby \\~IBIContinued Story Reading NBC·Your Farm Runrtet: WMAQ Muskal Clock: WIBA WROK WC Fl·Rilterow.'" M~lodle_ NBC·Fran Alli'on. sonqs: WBOIII WmP·Song Shop~rs WMT-Myrl & Marg. W!.W KWK (''''-11.87) *WAAF·News: Canary Se,enade WGN·~lusi""1 Mail Box HBC-Young Widd~r Brow\l, WHO-lil. Can B. Beautiful WOC-)larket Opening WaaWMorning Mail WHBF .nouse 01 Mu.ic sketch: WillE WMAQ WIlO WILL-foundations or American WROK,Womao', Forum Young Or. Malone: WIRE WHO KSo·Blue Barr6n's Orch. WCFl.Thunder O"~r Paradi" IIIIBA·Saron'. R~rter MBS·Keep Fit to MusIc wlill Society WSVI-Book Sh.lf * Wf'AM·~.,,'s; Concut Tim. WILL·Mark.t. WCFlMan On the Slrei:t Wall3(~: WllBF WMl" WII>DBob Aicher, song' WTAO·Happy Howard \\"G~~lorning Melodies WINo·Swing Quartet WIRE.Adv •• 01 Uncli! Jimmy * WT,IQ-News: Mu.ie for the WIlIP-Epiocopal G"'~I Seni« KWK·A Word from the Wiv •• WIBA·Editor'. Daughter WHABand Wagon WISN-Early Risers Club WJBC-Theater Time ~Ii'_'u. WAAF lpt'. Danc~ *WIIBF·New!; M.rry Melodi" WJJD·I/al Tate, mo\·i. cutler WJJo General Rhylhms IVHIJYour Family &; 'line WIND· Tommy Oll, organist II'HIP·Germall Mu.ical :"110" WKBH Uncl. Bob WCFl-To be announcM WJSC·Parade 01 Bands WKBB·Hollywood Reporter 10:45 CST 11:45 COT Will American forei~n Rebcion, W~IBD·Jays Wom.n 01 Today \\"FA~I-Lou Pike W"SH·llomo Economics Prem, WJJO,luncheon Rhythm. And~rson, WI~o·Listell to Yours.lf IVOI\"O·\lod.rn Home Forum WGN,Jane piani.t WlS,Feacure Food~ Prgm. NBC·Hat"l F~rm &c Home Hour: WKBBCo"sole Eehon WJJO,Bosworth &lest. IVHOK·Your Favorit. Hymns WH.\-Con Wibon. neWl WSBT-College Qui. 9;00 CST 10:00 COT WJJO·Joe Alexander. organi.t WTMJ-Bcl1v Crocker MBS·Toronto Trio: WIIBF WROK.J~ Foncana \'/:"Ul ~Io'ning Chapel HBC·Oavid Ha,um, sketch: KSD WKIlB_W. P. A. Pr~m. 1\·AAF.Mnna 0... ~erl\ent WSUI Problem. 01 the Consumer 10:15 CST 11:15 COT WTAD-Good Mced Dau~ht.r KWK (sw-15.21) WIIA Dental H.alth liIe: \\IOWO KWK hw.15.21) WOWO·.\lelody Spinne.. WFB~I·lloosier Farm CiTtle * WII BF .New.; Melodies That ED· WIBA-Your family &. Min, WROK·M'J.ic Graph. WGN·Markets: Midday Service Mu.kal Clook: WMT woe * WIND·\\'oman's New.: Dance dure HBC·To be l.nnoUnc~d: WHO WTAoBetty & Bob WHA·Organ Gem. WCfl·Music lor Today WHlP·Spiritual Counselor Music WHIJ -G05~1 Singer WHBf.Becty CrOcker, talEr. \VilA Mornin" M.lodiC'S * KSD·N.ws: B.rnhard Levitow', WllL.~lusi(l1 Prgm. WIRE·D... a Byrd WIHP·Na",~. Storie. WHBF·Melodies 01 the Moment Orch. * WJBC,lVomen in tb. New. 11:00 CST 12:00 COT WIND·l'ralrl. Court * WAAF·Mo'ninl1 Son~: New. NBC·Jeno Butal's Ensemble, WIllA·Chureh of the Air *II'ISD-News: Memory Lane WKBB-Romantic Rhythm. WJJo-Today's Top Tun •• WIND-Bob Atcher, songs WKBB·MaTimba Magic WllOW·Ind. Scale Teachers' Prgm. WKBB.Tune' 01 the Times (s>I"·15.33) WKBU-Southern Sing~rs WCn _-Genenl Revue WlRE.Farm Hour WKBII·Time '0 Dance WlW·Linda's First Lov, WKBH-Your Home Prgm. CBS·Tht Goldbervs. .ketch: II'ISN·llits & Encorn WSUI·Los Ang~les Fed. Symphony WFAM·Jane Arden. ,ketch WMI:IOlinda'. First Lon WBBM "MOX W~IBD·B & M Messeng.r: Weath· WGN·Painted Dreams.• ketc h WJBC·Singing S.m WTAD.Toda)". Almonao er Rej)Qrt: M. L. Fuller W~!T.Pretty Kictv K~Uy MBS·The Happy Glng: WGH WJJO·loop Noon Day Servico *WTAQ·Flidin' High; New. WHBF.Huber Harmonies WOC-Radio Bazaar WSUI·Witrun Ih. Classroom WHIP-Unforgettable Hit. WHBf WMT WKBB·Farm PrJ~ram B:30 CST 9:30 COT WTAQ-Coolerator Varielies WOWO·farm Flash.,: Billboard WKBH-Rhythm Ensemble WHID·Liv".,tock Market. \1'ROK·l!ear Yourulf Judy & Jane: weco WHO NBC ·Just Plain Bill. shtch: WD1J·Whu'. New! * WIRE·Baby 8ulletins: N.w. * Xews: WJJD WTAO *WlS-MarkeCs: W.ather: N.... WMAQ WIRE WHO KSD WSUI·y ..l.rdoy' . Mu.ical Fa· WMtlDCarei:r of Alice Blair Flashes vorite. * KSO·New.: Toke-Tune" CBS·Hilltop H~ u~e, wtlh Ben 9:15 CST 10:15 COT WISN·Tonic Tune. WAAF·Syo:nphoni<- Houl WMT.Magic Kirchen HBC·lortnzo Jones, Sktttll: KSO WTAD·Action Behind the C.meta woe· Your Hymns and Mine John~on: WMBD IIIISH WBSM WJJo·Buruu 01 Mi ••ing Person. WTAQ.Today's Almanac WBAA·Morn;ng Melodi .. II'FB)\ KMOX WCCO WIRE WHO WMAQ WKBB.Melody Mu.ing. WCFl-Hit Revu. WOWO-Man on the St,«1 WTMJ-BeUy & Bob WROK-You. Coplid.ntial Advi,..r MBS·Melody Strings: WGN NBC.vic &: Sade. sk~tch: WLS WKBH·Music lor Milady WFBM·Mu.ical Echoes II' LW (ow.15.21) * WlS·News: Market. 10:30 CST 11:30 COT WHA .\Iaganne Rack WSUI-Melody Mart KII'K-Susie ....'T AD·poliee Pl"!lm. CBS-Scattt'good Baine!, skdth : IVMT·~lornin~ Melodies NBC ·Hat'l hrm &: Homt Ho ur: WIlIP-father Charles E. Coughlin II'BOWRadio Gospel WROK.Mornio~ Varietie. WIBA- Linda'. First love WTAQ)!aH"'an WCCO KMOX WBBM WFBM WISA KWK WMAQ WBOW 11:45 CST 12:45 COT WeFL Double in Surs WSU[·Program Cal.ndar: Weather (sw.15_21) WIll·lns.ct. and Their Impor­ \\,FA\!-Shop~ ..' Guide MBS·Georgia Crackers: IIIHBF II'TAD·Kitty Ke.ne, Inc tance to Mankind NBC-Words &c Mus'c: WIBII WilBfPublic Ser.·ice Prgm. *Nells: woe WKBS WMBD CBS·Rom~nce 01 Helen Trent, *WIND·[ndiana New. (,,,,-11.87) 10:00 CST 11:00 COT .keuh: WBBM KMOX WHlr-Budarest liour h.WK·The Gosrel Singer NBC·Tht Carters 01 Elm StrHt, WIRE·S;n(in' Sam NBC-Vaughn Munro •. bar.; (sw. WINO·Jimm)· D.~Il. song. IVAAF·Orchid. & Moonli~ht .ketch: WMAQ *New5: WeFl WGN WIS.'i·RefJeehons 15.m WKBBMorning Melodie! WFAM-Mu.kale KSD·Young Or_ Malone. skeceh WJBC·~an M~lodi., (I~S·Mary Malqaret McBride. col­ CBS· This Oay Is Ours. sketch: WKBH.The Tune Juggl ... II'GN·Bachelor'. Children, sketoh WAAFMarkel Report: Sweet 8. WKBB.What'~ New! WBB.ll WCCO KMOX IIIMBD I\'l~ ~n"le MarkeC. lIa! Culver *WHA.S.".,. & View. umnist: WOC KMOX WCCO Slow kIl'KBH·New.: Mu.ical Pr!!:m. WLW·The Heart 01 Juha Blake WHIP·Women & the Ilome IIIMBD WBBM WFBM WISN WCCO·S.ehelo,', Children, .ketch WlS-Me!ody Parade MBS·The Voice of EKperience: \1"011'0 Di,hpJn Parade WIS~-Gems 01 Mdody WFAM WFAMliarian Hogan W~lBo·Ci1co Town Crier: Thrift WCFL KWK II'ROK-~Iornin~ D,,·otlon. \\'JJD\\'histle While You Work NBC-M.et the Artist; WOWO WFB~\-~Irs. Farrell's Kitohen of ~I."age *Ne",,, WBAA WILL WIND *W5lJ1Daily Iowan of the Air W,IITThis Day is Ou .. WIBA the Air II'~ISI-Midday Hour KSD·Si",:in' Sam VACATION. If you go to the lalees, mountains, either of the fairs, your radio will sfill be a means of entertainment. Radio Guide has an edition for each part of the country. On sale today, wherever you are, at all newsstands. \VGX·Julle Baker, home man .. ge· WROK ·Let'. Have Fun: Inur· WAAF-Eunice nark. ".nr' E-8/ 36 ... ent lude Good Listening for Friday WILL·Tn,·els Aboard II'HBF·Charlie Cook's Pi.no Lt •• WSBTRhythm in Rhythm TIme WIND·Lincoln Fi.ld, Re.nlts son. W5U1.Campy, Newt: Strvice Re WISNDu~o .. t Doings FRIDAY WllIPRube Limpkin. port, * St.r In pro,....'" tinln,. lnd~cal,," "'"w. hi , hll,hu WMBI-Oean'. quarter Hour II' HO ~I"keh '" Wuther 12:45 CST 1:45 COT WT AD·S""tli~ht 11·IR E·Market Reports NBC·Amer, Libr",y Ass'n Prgm.; MORNING 3:00 CST 4:00 COT June 23 IIISN.Even As Yau & I KWK C8S·Ruth Carhrt, song" woe WJBr,F.,·arite Melodies Wdler W.nlter, mOlkoa·pl.­ 10;30 CST (11:30 COT) National Farm and Home WTAQ WK8H WKBS WFAM WlS·Di""erbeU Prgm., Farm tor~ prodllcer, "'!II nl,talo ..-!lot Hour. WFBM (.,,·11_83) WGN·Swing It ItI~~:.;::! ~~I~.~IOHYwood. Sublett: "A R"dio Visil to th e Santi F~ Nalionlll . WliA Chapter a Day '<:kl: Poul· Forest." Speaker: Mrs. Eliubelh Pitt 01 the U. S. CBS·When a Girl Muries, Skclch: WHO WILL,Ameri(ans All _ lmm' II)' Reparts KMOX II'HBM WCCO 11'151'1 Forest Se rvice. * \I\lIIQ"'ew., DogeY Dan NBC·B arry McKinley , bar.:WIBA granh All IVFB~I woe WBOW WOWO (sw-l1.87) W1ND·Turf Tunt. *W~I T Ne"'scast: Don Roth', NIGHT B,"" N8C·Betty C",(ker: WHO WtW N8C·Rhythmiiru Oreh. : WMAQ WIRE·Alec Randolph IH)e Farm Bunau WMAQ WIRE (5w·\1.87) 6:00 CST (7:00 COT) First Nighter; Original WT,\1J WIR!:: WJBCSweel & Swing WOWO-Marht Strvice M8S·Monllna Meechy's Drama. M8S.Jant Anderson, pi .. nist; WJJD-S.""ball Scarebo.rd WGN WIl8F \\'ROK Si,,~in' Sam " StU$ For Her Hurt," lonigla'~ dr .. m.. , i$ th~ .Iory 01 WG);' WLW·Kitly Knne, In c. WSBT-~lan·on·the·Stru l Markel Reports: WBAA WIBA *WM BD-);'ews: Melody Miniatur. WSUI F.rm l'1a.hes I young aviator ind his wile and Ihe ennis thit B.seball; Cardinals v •. 8 ...5: WMBI.DevOlional * New", IVTAQ WKB II transpire when ht goes to wu. WTAO-Noo" Dane. * News: Markets: KSD WMSO KMOX KWK WMTRalph Slade's Orch. ~;"."'. 0/ L•• T ",...... m .... , ••",," ."' ..... U . WIIAF-Salon Concert WOWO.Ke~pin ... You PO!ted \VTAQ-Farmhand. \\AAF·Son ~ Shoppers WENR·Home Fo",m * WROK.News * W80W.New.: Tune 01 Ih. D a~ 6:00 CST (7:00 COT) CiUes Service Concert. *W IIB FII. ad~nu of the Air L~~ill e Manners. soprano; Ross G.r .. hm, biritone; WCFl·Spotlight Prgm. WIlIPJlltsrhug Jambor... 4:15 CST 5:15 CDJ AFTERNOON WIND-Orgi\JI &. Vibrahup Fr~nk Blitk's orchtsta; Oil Dr .. m.s. WILL·Music of the Masters CBS·Howie Wing. sketch : WBB ,lt IVJJD-Board of Education WINO-To be announced NBC·Ma!tolm Claire, children's WKBS-Marht R~port " Pel Cor 6:30 CST (7:30 COT) Symphony Orchestra. 12:00 CST 1:00 CDT Eric Delamirter. conductor. WISNSaseball; Minneapolis " , . !Iorits: WBOW WENR (5w.953) Milwaukee NBC·Women in the M.. king 01 '"WLS-Grain Market Summary ",.,;< ...... , .....,,', p_,.m ...... "'""" "" ..... H, eo'"","~. WJ8C.lnternat'l Sunday School N8C ·To be innounttd: WOWO Amerita. drama: KWK (sw-15,33) WMT·Joe Ooakes: International 6:30 CST (7:30 COT) Burns and Allen, Come· Lt1son WLII' WIRE ;D·Li"toln Field. Resulll CBS ·Oo( B.. rdiY's Oiughtlrl: NBC·Thl Story 01 Miry Mulln. Tom, Oi(k ~nd Harry. WJJD·Uappy Harmonies KMOX WBBM sketch, WMAQ WIIO WLW NBC ·Yoithi HirOih, xylophonist: WKBB-Concert Miniaturn WTMJ KSD CBS-J~lIn FOIl"rty, songs; Orch. , 7;30 CST (8;30 COT) Death Valley Dayl; WENR WBOW (s,..·lI.87) WKBH·S(oreboard woe NBC-NiVy Bind: WIBA (lw· Drama. C8S-Life " LoYe 01 Or. Susan: WMAQ·To be annaunctd MBS·Freddie Nillel's Or~II. : 15.33) Tonight's dr ~ m~. "Hello Operator," 's a ~lory 01 i tele· WF8~1 WMBDSargain Counler WHBY MBS·MiHri"ge Lic ense Rominces: p~on e operator who strved her community Yl liantly. CBS·John Sturgus, bar.: WFAM . WM81·Tract League WGN KWK WIIBF WMT WKBH WTAQ WK8S WMT Dedication Time Musicale: WCFL WHA 8:00 CST (9:00 COT) Guy Lombardo's Orchel_ Woe-Program Preview * N.w.: WJBC WM8D KMOX ·Linda', First Love, sketCh MBS'Johnson Family: WHSF WROK.Reverend Andersoo *WAAF·Don Bolt. newl WAAFA Mood in Blue tra. W~!T WTAQ.Today' s Markets W8AA·A~rieuJtural Forum WSAA.Melody Ti me 8:30 CST (9:30 COT) Jimmie Fidler; Movie 1\·HIP·RhapSody in Srau WTMJ·Dlaek &. Gold WBOW ·Music by Cu~at WBBMEditor', Daughter, skdch Gossip. \l'IBA W.C.T.U. Pr~m. 4:30 CST 5:30 CDr WCCO-Manhatlan Mother, .btch WBOW·Le<> Baxt ..'. Orch WINO. l incoln Fields Rnulh WFB)1-Fatfn Bureau Prg-m WCCO·Adopted Daughter 8:30 CST (9:30 COT) Robert L. Ripley's Believe IVIRE.SasonoIOC' N8C·Sonny Jilmes' Or(h. : WISA WG);'·Gin.burgh· , Concert Orch. WCFL·Music.1 ,\1ood ~ It or Not. WLWThis Day Is ()urs WLW KSD W80W (sw·9.53) WHBF·Musi( BOK WHA ·f.egi,lative Forum Hildtgarde, vocilist, .. nd 8, A. 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    (Continued from Page 10) Mr. Lewis, however, who is quite a mously by the House within a week. nautical fellow, had only begun to The Senate rules committee dittoed and accurate. fight. He wrote a letter to both the their colleagues' action soon therealter. Knowing Fulton Lewis well, I imag­ Senate and House rules committees The Congress lelt it with the standing ine that such thought!ii. as these notifying them of his application, of its committee to decide whether radio animated him not only when he quit rejection. He contended that he was should use the same quarters as the newspaper work to enter radio but also performing the same service as the press or have its own facilities. It when he stormed the sacred precincts press and therefore should be entitled was not till then that Mr. Lewis let it of press and politicians on Capitol Hill to the same privileges. He insisted be known that radio preferred to "walk to insist thelt they let him in on the that the rule be changed to keep on its own feet and do its own leg. gallery floor. As one 01 Washington's abreast of the progress which civiliza­ work." He demanded a separate finest newspaper correspondents lor tion had made in disseminating news gallery- and, as usual, he got what he many years, he knew the faults and and knowledge-the latter being a wanted. frailties of journalism. He envisaged slight compliment to the Capitol Hill­ Breaking the traditions of more than radio as the medium of expression of ians. a century, however, wasn't enough for a new age--a fresher, brighter, greener Senator Neely of West Virginia, audacious Mr. Lewis. He dropped into age of truth and idealism and decency. chairman of the Senate rules commit· the White House to gossip with "Steve" But, as practical as he can be spectaeu­ tee, presented the request to his group. Early, the President's press secretary, lar when the occasion demands, he Senator Gillette of Iowa exhibited keen told what Congress had done, and realized that radio could not undertake interest, so he and Senator Barbour of asked that the White House extend the these grave responsibilities if it re­ New Tersey were named as a subcom· same privilege. Mr. Early relayed the mained content with the status of a mittee to study the problem. Mean· request to the President, and he as­ reportorial orphan at Washington. while, Mr. Lewis had made another sented immediately, Next Mr. Lewis The inspiration- and the answer­ significant discovery in his research made the rounds 01 the pUblicity offices came one evening in December, 1938, into Press Gallery history. He found of every Federal department, emer· while he was discussing radio prob­ that the original and unchanged provi­ gency agency and independent bureau, lems with Fred Weber. general man· sion authorized only "one seat" to each again related the radio doings on ager of the Mutual Broadcasting System, "newspaper." When Messrs. GiJleue Capitol Hill and at the White House, and Ted Stricker!. manager 01 WOR at and Barbour held their hearings, Mr, and promptly was invited to tell his New York. Lewis noted that. despite the restriction gang that they were welcome to at· Fred and Ted were amazed to learn of only "one seat" for each "news­ tend Cabinet members' high and that radio commentators could not walk paper," many journals had from six to mighty conferences on their own on their own feet if they wanted to-­ twenty staff members in the gallery, terms. Phew! that they were hobbled and chained Since the law referred only to "news­ Few days later the Washington radio and crippled by archaic rules govern­ papers," he questioned the right of correspondents elected Mr, Lewis the ing admission to the press galleries 01 "press associations" to enjoy any entry first president of the first organization Congress and the ollices of Govern­ at all. It was all quite amUSing- and of its kind. ment ollicials. Fulton offered to lead disconcerting 10 Ihe newspaper boys. It's difficult for one who knows Ful· the grand asuult on tradition, though Even 80, they regarded the Lewis ton Lewis well to talk of him person· every previous ellort to smash through movement with contempt and hilarity. ally and intimately. But he is, without had failed wretchedly. They agreed a doubt, one of the most accomplished, to give him full support. S ENATOR GILLETTE was so im- versatile a.nd channing men in Wash· Mr. Lewis' next move was typical of pressed by the radio representa­ ington, not barring that "glamour boy," his thoroughness- a quality which tive's arguments that he demanded "Chip" Roberts, II there is any sub­ marks his every-d.ay activities and his complete revision of the rules relating ject- fishing, flowers, aviation, politics, performances on the air every night. 10 the press galleries. He also insisted music, science, public alfairs - he He investigated and studied the history that justice be done to radio. That pro· doesn't know in detail from first·hand 01 the establishment of the Congres­ cedure threatened unwanted delay, study, then it isn't worth knowing. He sional press gallery. He discovered however, and meanwhile the reporters is sincere, conscientious and huma.n. that it was originally organized to meet were beginning to swing from the He comes 01 a distinguish.ed family, public protest against the secrecy with floor with their Sunday uppercuts. but you wouldn't ever learn it from which public alfairs were being con­ They were buttonholing friendly Sen· him. He married th.e daughter of a ducted. Lest the lolks back home dis­ ators, telephoning key men on Capitol distinguished political leader- former trust their doings, Congress threw open Hill and waging a fierce counter·attack. G. O. P. national chairman, Claudius the doors and invited the press to the Then came reinforcement from an Huston- but you wouldn't know it political party. Mr. Lewis also found unexpected quarter - Representative hom him. He has scored some of the that several Congressional provisions Tohn Dempsey of New Mexico, A best "beats" in the recent history of lor establishment of a press gallery regular member of the We-Listen·to­ Washington journalism, but he never had been steadily and studiously vio­ Lewis club, he was shocked to learn mentions them. He has written several lated from the beginning- a fact which that radio commentators were not al­ famous college and political songs­ eventually vanquished his journalistic lowed in the gallery. He promised both verse and music, but he doesn't loes. action_ "and action now"- when he name the Composer or author, even In December 01 1938 Mr. Lewis got the full story from Fulton at a din· when he plays them for admiring lis­ politely applied to the standing com­ ner party given, appropriately enough, teners. mittee of the Washington correspon­ by one of rebel William Edgar Borah's He will talk- and how--on one sub­ dents-an elected body of reporters to secretaries, As good as his word, Mr. ject! Ask him to tell you about his whom Congress entrusts the manage­ Dempsey immediately drafted a resolu­ estate in southern Maryland, his copper ment 01 the press galleries- for admis­ tion extending gallery privileges to the trot·line for catching hard·shelled sion of radio commentators to the radio men and presented it to the crabs, the new jigger somebody gave Senate gallery. It was summarily re­ House rules committee, of which he is him for clearing the underbrush, jected on the ground that the Senate a member. steaks and chickens broiled on the W HO MAKES rules committee had so framed the The press was taken by surprise. So open fire of a dusk, the asparagus, and laws governing the press that only were some of the other radio commen­ peach trees and qrape-vines he planted L 0 V E BE S T? representatives of daily newspapers tators, though they thanked Mr. Demp­ with his own hands, the way he gets could be admitted. The reporters' sey warmly for his "gesture." his friends to join a communal move­ regulatory group passed the buck to "HelL" growled jack, "this is no ges­ ment for improving his acres, and he Sin gle or the Senators, and that was their un­ twe. I'm serious." will put Demosthenes--or even Frank­ doing. But it had been their invariable The press demanded and got another lin D. Roosevelt- to shamel Married Stars answer to troublesome petitioners for public hearing- and again Fulton Fulton Lewis, Jr" may be heard many decades, it had always prevailed floored them. Within a few days the Monday. through Friday. over MBS at: Read J uly SCREEN GUIDE over the interlopers, and they were House rules committee voted that radio 7:00 p.m. EDT 6:00 p.m, EST fo r the Revealing An~wers confident that they had crushed the be given equal facilities and privileges 6:00 p,m. COT 5:00 p,m. CST latest gallery-crasher. with the press. It was passed unani- 4:00 p.m. MST _ 3:00 p,m. PST in Pictures! I' ~/" 37 Edited by Chas. A. Morrison On Short Waves: President, International OX'era Alliance

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    (Continued trom Page 9) his doom and is deliant. He keeps (Continued from Page 39) on with his generous eating and drink· they place a new and better-filling pair ing. Remonstrated with, he shouts, ter. His liming ia parlec', II you miss 01 trousers in his room. In the morn­ "Nonsense, what does it matter now?" his gag, he'll work back around to it ing he appears before the company His appearance is horrifying. dark· some night and slap you in the lace with the gift garment astonishingly brownish complexion, em a cia led wilh it. abbreviated-he has snipped off sev­ cheeks, hair straggly, thick beard un· He'll never tell a gag just lor a gag's er,,1 inches with a scissors! kempt. Soon he takes to his bed. At sake. Unless the gag, no matter how He lakes long walks with his pal. hall.past one on the morning 01 April good it is, fits in, Jack won't touch it. Johann Strauss, and oiten says that he 2 (1897) the doctor visits the dying Benny is a writing.man's Iriend, and wishes he, instead 01 the waltz king, man, sulfering bul cheerful. realiz.ing a show is no belter than its hiJd wrillen Ihe "Blue Danube." An­ "A glass 01 wine?" authors, he was among the first radio other pel of his is Dvorak; "that fellow Brahms nods. slars to pay his writers a good wage. has more ideas than any 01 us." But It is poured Irom a bottle sent from He works lour writers. His show is he especially hates the music 01 Tschal­ the cellars 01 his friend, the Duke 01 sold as a unit and he is responsible for kowsky. Massenal and Bi:.r.et (whose Meiningen. all of his hired hands. Don Wilson, his oratorio, "Christus" he alludes 10 as Brahms drinks 011 the wine in two announcer, Murry Bolen. production­ '" "humbug"). Brahms remains steadfast­ great draughts and hoarsely says, "la, man, and the various sound·effects ly critical of his own works. "It is das ist schoen." (Yes, that is beauti­ men are employed directly by the easy to compose," he points out. "but ful.) He falls asleep. At half-past eight agency, Young and Rubicam, that it is wonderfully hard to let the super· Brahms wakes. His housekeeper goes represents General Foods. VACATION FUNDS! fluous notes lall under the table." to him. She relates: "He sat up and The agency pays Jack an estimated " ; By 1895 he is one 01 the three tow­ tried vainly to speak but couldn't. S15,000 a week lor his show, 01 which ering B's-Bach and Beethoven being Great tears rolled down his wasted he gels SIO.OOO, minus the ten percent the two others. Honors galore shower cheeks. Gaz.ing wistlully at me, he he pays his business manager. upon him. But then the clouds beqin sank back and drew his last breath." Mary Livingstone's wage was nol to lengthen. He goes to Bonn for And so the great heart stills and Ihe announced. But Phil Harris and his Clara's funeral, is altogether shattered lire 01 genius goes out. "The heir of musicians get about SI,250 a week, ;:======::; I emotionally, catches cold during the Beethoven." Truly. So they buried Kenny Baker S750. his writers S2,OOO, Rodio's Old Reliable interment and develops a severe him next to that sanctified hero in the and Andy Devine and stooges SI,ooo. MIRACLE AERIAL LOOP jaundice. He visits Dr. Gruenberger, Central Cemetery 01 Vienna. His pay-roll includes Mary, Kenny, '~I .,.1 f~'.lc~ .,.,IQ,... whose written record reads: "Herr Phil Harris, Rochester (the valet), De· ••.• ",.,.1: J'''' '-uoo ... ,"1 '" Johannes Brahms. hepatis hyper/rophia BRAHMS BIBLIOGRAPHY vine, Harry &ldwin (Jack's secretary), two 0,·,101 "" ~,." "'d. ,~. ,.,1. \I'~I "·"'.'hhl~ $1 maJign(l (malignant swelling 01 the The most formal biographies of and Bill Morrow, Eddie Beloin, Hillary "1,'1 •• " H,'. tI •., 1rlo l: 00 (0 I I 1'''''[0.1,1 . •. - liver)." The physician knows it is can- Brahms are by Max Kalbeck, Walter Marks (Mary's brother) and Sam Perrin, , ."rod.lllf,.Co"Cu,bob...,k... ,P.. cer but keeps the dread knowledge to Niemann and Richard Specht. The writers. himself. adviSing "no more 01 your most humorous, human and picturesque Morrow is an old·timer. Benny dis· lavorite Chianti and voracious eating." document is Robert Haven Schauftler's covered Beloin in the wilds 01 Vermont. M Bu t alter some months Brahms reali:.r.es "The Unk/lown Brahms." Jack and his writers begin work on 35 MER S GENUINE ULTRAFINE Sunday nights, immedialely alter his ==0WN GRAIN DEVELOPMENT second broadcast. His first show is at your film 3ft bnu\ilul ORAPHIC·ART panel 4 p.m" Pacific time, and his second enl.re.m~ntl oi •• l,.,,~I . $1.35, 18 u. 7$c. BOYS TOWN'S GIFT TO RADIO 8:30, Pacific time. The minute the show GR.f'HIC-.U .T STUDIOS, is 011, Benny and his boys meet on the Box \16021 Jock,on. Mlchl¥~n studio stage and throw ideas alone (Continued Irom Page 19) radio, was giving him a tryout. He'd another. Then they go home. or some· GENUtNE SA,.,.HIRE clicked. where. The writers gel together on make something of myself. But 1'\1 A short time ago Horace Heidt was Monday and do something, and on PHONOGRAPH NEEDLE never lorget what you've done lor me. playing an engagement in Omaha, a ' LAYS 3000 RECORDS Tuesday they have a rough dralt of I scant ten miles Irom Boys Town. A SonsHiGnl1 n,w Evenhlrp Genuine Slpphir, ne,dlt. know that you don't like the idea 01 the script. Benny and his trained seals E!tminUts ~Hdle (hl~ging. Postplid lor 51.98. my playing ja:.r.:.r., bul I hope I can show young couple stood in the chapel at work on the script Tuesday, Wednes· Sltlslut,on qUlrlnlttd Or money refunded. you that ja:.r.:.r. isn't so bad some day. Boys Town with Father Flanagan. The day and Thursday, polishing and prim­ R. M. HERBER & CO., Father Flanagan assured him that Boys Town priest had just performed ing it. They knock 011 Friday, and on 1360 Hit " St.. Bronx...... Y. he wasn't against jazz, but he thought their marriage C()remony. Saturday the entire cast gets together that Jimmy had really good music in "I'll have 10 admit now that I was and Jack reads the script. All sug· him and might have become a great wrong about the type of music you gestions are gladly received. II Kenny musician. should have studied, Jimmy." lor the Baker suggests he can do a line better JimmySkHes walked out of the gates young groom was Jimmy Skiles. such and such a way, he's given a of Boys Town the next morning, as "Oh, no," Jimmy replied. ''I'd prob­ chance 10 prove it. The cast rehearses homeless and alone as when he had ably have been a much belter jazz Sunday morning al 10 o'clock. Alter walked through them live years belore. musician if I'd studied the classics as the first broadcast, Jack ollen changes But it was a different Jimmy Skiles now you wanted me 10, Father." From the his lines a bil for his rebroadcast. That from the one who had slood, as a lad bandroom in the distance came Ihe produces spontaneous laughter, even 01 twelve, embarrassedly in Falher long, weird moaning of a saxophone. from his cast, and that's what Benny Flanagan's office. He walked now with "That boy's sure hot," exclaimed Jim­ wants. a confidence in himself and with a my. "He'li burn 'em down." He takes run·ol-the·mill happenings musical knowledge that would at and coaches humor out oi them. And AMAZINCLY BEAUTIFUL ! least keep him from going hungry. he's lightning whon il comes 10 spot· .A~1 o1.o .... n d ...lo,..,t ond • 25 And under his arm he carried a trom· ting humor. Mary worries about pro· to';'"~",,'t~~~ .~.~7.~~.~~. ~.~~~~~:. C bone, battered and nicked but, never­ MR. FAIRFAX nunciation. Jack lei her call "Popeye," Jhtllrol Colo, R.p.tau. 10 .act. Photo &trvle.o. lon.... m •• WI,e. theless, a trombone. It was more than the spinach man, "Poopeye." For just a trombone. It was a symbol 01 Mrs. Grace Barton. st. Louis, Mo.­ some reason, ii's lunny. And if she a man who believed in boys, 01 a man Eddy Ouchiu was born April 1, 1909, happens to slip and call him "Bloop­ IF YO U HA V E who believed in him, and who, the in Cambridge, 1\lass. He is six feet eye," so what? It's funnier. afternoon belore, had gone into the O.l~ inch tall, has black hair and black . nd DO ..... T LIKE . city and purchased it for him at a cyc~. He is a widower, has one son. Read lames Street's third ~nd con· MESSY MiXTURE •••• pawn.shop. His opening theme song is Chopin's cluding article about the startling life Letters h .... m Jimmy came frequently. "i\"octurne in E Flat," and his closing of lack Benny in nexl week''S issue. He was playing with a band in Utica, theme is "Be My Lover." Durelle TRIAL BOTTLE Alexunder is the girl vocalist with his N. Y., then with another band in Troy. Jaek Benny may be heard Sunday band. Stanley Worth is the male "0- night on N Be at: At Buffalo he had his own trio, which calist. Stanley also plays the saxo­ played at a small restaurant. And phone and clarinet. Harry Campbell 7:00 p.m, EDT --- 6:00 p.m. EST then. he was going 10 New York. beats the drums and Horace Diaz is 6:00 p.m. COT ___ 5:00 p.m, CST Horace Heidt had heard him over the pianist. 8:30 p.m. MST --- 7:30 p.m. PST 40 'Il' I' THE RADIO NEWSREEL

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