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;Volume III, No. 47 OVEMBER 30, 1934 " Published W'eekly

This and That = 'Trust-Buster' Wheeler Radio Overlo d Byltforri3 Ha3ting3 THE OPINIO S of BRl:CE Erskine Opposes Air Education He Succeeds BUVEr\, editor of The New ,. Republic. concerning "the failure" of American radio that recently "Boxy· Cf!It!brE.tes His To Place Of were reprinted in The MICRO­ Radio Too PHOl'E have attracted the indig­ nant attention of FRANK 1. RAND, 12th AnniversE,ry As Senator Dill d ire C tor of Hurried for publicity for A SI"ow.nEU' 01 BEulio By The ,\llCROPllOf\TS Special the Yankee 117mbingloJ1 COtTtSpOl1dtl1l Network. Full Success Senator Be RTON K. WHEELER, In a letter His Radio Career addressed t 0 When JOHN ERSKINE, noted au· Passes By In Democrat, of Montana, is slated to me, Mr. RAND thor, teacher and president of the Ibe chairman of the Senate lntustate lakes BRUCE ]UJLLARD Music Foundation, ap­ Review Commerce Committee which has peared before the Fede[al Com­ BLIVEN to task jurisdiction over radio lesislatioo. for his state­ munications Commission in \Xfash­ Senator CLARH';LE C. DILL, ment t hat ington, he opposed the proposal what radio that at least 25 per cent of radio IDemocrat, of \'i'ashmgron, will end does in the broadcasting time should be given his career in Ihe Sena e January 3. field of educa­ to educational programs. He \, as not candidate for re­ tion is pitiful "I cold [he boa-rd [hac if clection. 25 pec cen[ of [he radio's U and what it \X'Hl£LER is the "tn..s-blJ5tlng . Mr. HASTINGS time ,\ere devoted to educa­ clot's in the t}'pe of Senator. He goineJ na­ realm of serious mU!!I1C is a dis- tional fearures, 1i s ten e r s lional .attention durin,g dre H.-..RJ>. grace. would turn of( their sets for I~G administr.1.tlon by a t\Joa·fisted "If ~Ir. Blhen will discuss 2S per cent of the time," said .1.ttalk on fo:mer .~t ornt, General ~Ir. Erskine in an exclusive rot ~ubj(;c( of education via H:\RRY DAt'GHERTY D'\lGHFRTY ~Jicro­ radio wi[h any pedagogue inteniew with The \\ ac; forced to resign. who has autmptcd to teach phone. .Me. ER.sKll'O [' tlaborateJ on the Iu \X·HE< Ll " 5 left heed in the o\t:r the radio, be will Jearn ,,-ommittcc room ,\ill be Sc:n.ltor i~ re.1.sons for his oppoc;ition: that thert nothing 'Hong jA.tlS COt'ZL '''. Rcpubl .In. of with che :.>"<;tcm of 5uc.:h teach­ "Radio, as il is today, is .Michigan, ·he rKllt rran In the tOO rushed to be eycn a fair­ ing, nor \\ ith the vehic1e," , nate, ,\orth perhapi ')0 ITlllron ly good educational medium. .Mr. Rand writes. Joll.us at rurrent pru.. cs. "The face is that the great In learning an}ching, [he pu­ L ROHUf[ COl LL'" i~.1 .KOO~I \ r T R<.pub­ tpajorit} of

Pictures Contents A.M. The short wave station. \X'IXA.L. BOONE FrOllt Cover 7.1S WXBX Do"",. ope[ated by the Wodd \X1ide Broad- ' 8.00 WOR H. L ROTHAHL (Roxy) Page I 10.00 WEAF N~Otk casting Corporation, will begin on "'.,ABC Ne~'ork EDDIE DUCHIN Page 2 9.4S WEEI Sunday, December 2, to broadcast 10.40 WLW GER1Rl:DE NIESEN Page 3 10.4S WJZ ~et1IoOlk educational programs exdusi"ely. 12 ="'loon \'II:OR ~l4.R" SMALL Page 4 WIXAL, which is non·comme[­ P.M_ OzzIE NLLSON Page 5 Icial in program presentation. has 12.)0 WBT trED Ht:S1"G Page 5 scheduled foe its December pro­ 1.15 ,,"'MCA "'etl\ork (Mc:;n .• Tu~.• ~ILLIAM Fri.) S. PAl.LY, PrtJidcl1t g[ams such speakers as Dc. HAIl- _ S.OS WOR CBS P.lge 6 S.lO WBT LOW SHAPLEY, Dr. KIRTU',Y F.' 6.30 WJZ Net..... orlt CHIQl:ITO Page 7 WEAF Net... ork MATHER, H. H. PO"·ERS, PCOf.1 6.3S WPU HENRIETTA ScHUMANN Page 7 6.S5 WABC SM,,"ork F ge 3 ROBERT E. ROGERS, H. B. BETTIN­ 10.00 \"('LN JOHN BARUAY Page 8 1l.OO \'(.'LW (DOl on BILLY and BoBBY Page 9 GER, Prof. JOHN DEWEY. Musical (S3.nuday at 10.30) \\ OR MAIlTHA MEARS Page 10 pcograms will be pco\ided by

Guce and Eddie, WJZ W8Z KDKA WSM 5.45 P.M. EST; 4.45 CT Dighli~hts WGAR Football Scores, KDKA FootbaD Organ, WHAM J.ck Armstrong. WLW P.M. Sounthc:rncu. \'{'FLA, 30 m. "Robioson CrusoC'. Jr.... WABe WCAU Garnes <.ieor~c: Juhnson's Orche~tra. WADe WCAU WPG • j\VI'G WHAS W88M. 30 m. P.M. Jimmie Allen's Air Adventures, WOR 1.15-Army vs. Notre Dame, Ludlow Pro(::um. WNBX. 30 m. Musicale, WGN. 30 m. CBS . WAIlC, NBC - WEAF 11.15 A.M. EST, 10,15 CT Satllrda)', Noumber 24 (ADS-WMCA, 1.45) 6 P. M. EST; 5 CT rh.'. VlIU F.m01y. ~V[AF WEEJ WGY An~c1o Ferdinando's Orchestra, WEAF, IS-Army \'S. Notre Dame, NBC· 6.0o-Evcning Tattler, WEm WSM WTAM 30 m. \\.'1'11.1" CBS-WABC Tony Won~, \VJZ WBZ ~GAR The EveninR Tanler, WEEI. 30 m. 1.4S-Ar~y ~s.· NOIre Dame. ADS­ 7.0o-Play. .. Schooh and Vanety, WI lAM Muskal program, WGY 4~ WMCA Schools," CDS·W ADC IOX 10.,o--Detroit V5, Chicago (Pro) NBC- , Radio City Party, Lanny Deer River. WPLA Gypsy music. \'VMCA WJZ Carnell:ie Hall Children's prOllfllm. Raymond Organ. WGN Ross, NBC-WJZ L. Ditmars. WADC WPG WI lAS P.M. 6.30 P.M. EST, 5.30 CT 9.3o-Gihson Famil}', NBC. Red R.nney. WNDX I News and Pel;. La Centla. songs. WEll. F WSM ~ 11.45 A.M. EST; 10.45 CT 2.0o--Penu State \'s. Cornell, CBS- i, WEAF Rhymin~ Reporter. Peg La Centra. WEEI WABC , lO.30-Salurday Revue, CDS· Gene LIiValle, \'\1'GAR News, Brevities. WGY 2AS-Alabama vs, Vanderbilt, NBC- Concert Miniatures. WABC WPG WHAS News, sports talk, WTAM \X'JZ ~ ~ WADC , Brattlc:boro program, WNDX 130b Ncwhill. WL\'<' ~" Eddie Dooley, football. \'<'ABC WCAU 12 N. EST, 11 A.M. CT Jack Armstrong. All American Boy. WBaM Seores (All programJ are liJled in Eastern Armchair Quartet, \VEAF WEH \X'SM N.tmal History talk. WOR P.M. WTAM Buddy Cantor. Film Chat. WMCA Standard Time. Central Time iJ one John Sheehan. tenor, WGY Musicale. WGN. 30 m. hour ear/ier.) Fic:lds .nd lIall. WJZ KDKA \'('BAT_ S.3o--KDKA WGAR 8.45 P.M. ESTl 5.45 CT S.4S-WNAC Weather, the Monitor Views the Ne"'"s. WBZ Football, Thornton Fisher. WEAP WEE! 6.3O-WJZ WABC WNAC WEAN 7.30 A.M. EST; 8.30 CT Ij·H Cluh. WHAM WGY WLW WTAM WICC WFEA WDRC WORe Yoichi lIiraok!o, xylophone, WJZ Salt and Peanuts. WI.W RAdio Special, WFLA ~~tL\~ WlBZ WNBH WCAU ! Mu

12.30 P.M. EST; 11.30 A.M. CT Detroit Symphony Orchestra. OIsip Gabrilo· 10.45 P,M. EST; 9.45 CT SrrrpritiV! 'Itsth, c(lndu(tor, 'WABC WHAS KnoX VOice of Foendsb p. \\'HAS Highlig"~s Uni\~nitv (If Ch'l 0 Round Table. discus­ \\ BBM. 1 h. Concert Orchc-stu \\-GN. 4~ m. sion, \X'EAF \\ II I WGY. 30 m. Choir lavis;bl~, WOR, 30 m. A.M. Radio City Mu Ie Hall S)'ror!luDy. WJZ Ktw Y lie <':1\lc S~mphony, \'''MCA. I b 11 P.M. ESTI 10 CT WBZ \\""HAM KOKA WLW, 1 b.; Palmer Houl... En~emble. \VG, K-7 ~f'Y 51011. WI:AF \\ Uf, 300 ro. Cadman, (WSM WGAR at I) (\\ FLA at 12.<1) Ronn t \\ a Ia(ll~. AI an, lee Reiser. W)Z 10.00---1)r. . Parkes Variety. 'i}.-FI.A 8.15 P.M. ESTI 7.15 CT \\cather r potb. rM'903 "'BZ NBC-\VEAF Master's {usic Room. WGAR, "'0 m_ DUlce tunes, \\-"CN , e',. Drama WI.\\. 30 m. Tilo Guinr's M,dday SNell.de. WADe 8.30 P.M. EST, 7.80 CT Ted Holl,"~' ()flhc:~tra, WCAR P.M. \\:'CAU \\'pr: \\ HAS KMQX \'(TBBM LIttle Jack tiltle s Onhc:stra, WADC WCAU Sla,gc R lit", ,~R ~O m. lIarry Salter', Orchestra. WOR. 30 m. \\-'!lAS WHHM, 30 m_; KMOX, 1) m. \'\'~atner, S~I 2.30-Radio Theatre. Ers, ""8Z lillie Winl7' Orchestra. WOR. 30 m. Lyric Sc-renade. WAnc WPC \X/CAll KMOX W8BM, 30 m. Pt'nnyfcather. WABC \l;'CAU WHAS \'7.yne KIOp.·s Orrhestra, WABC WCAU 'The ~hnh..ltcrs" orchestra. WMCA, 30 m, 8.45 A.M. EST; 7.45 CT Organ, WPG, 30 m, KMOX, 30 m. WHAS KMOX WH8M. '0 m. Musinle. '·esther. WSZ Forum Hour. WOR. 30 m. Nidc. Nickerson, songs. \"'PC Harold Stephens. tenor, WPG Spotliahl \\ ABC Pal~r Hou~e Ensemble. WG:-.l Plano, WGN 'oy Gurudins!cy's ()rtbestra, WOR. 30 m, Harry Her\bfiedl. \YMCA 9 A.M. ESTi 8 CT Alice Hughes, fashions, WMCA 5.45 P.M. EST, 4.45 CT ew KYW Opens 10.15 P.M. EST; 9.15 CT Balladcrs. WEAF WGY ~':M 'WFLA 2.15 P.M. EST, T.T5 CT Albert Payson Terhune, dolt ~rama. W)Z Coast tu CO~I on a 8us, M,ltun ). Crem, Bob Be,ler'l Fire :de Dol Chats. \V)Z WBZ WHAM KDKA WGAR I:H~ure £.:r, •. i~e. 'WjZ WBZ \\.'FLA WJZ 'WBZ KDKA \\'I.W ""GAR. 1 b .• \\'"BZ KDKA WGAR Lovro L?rics. WFLA County Me-din; S" ,cly, "'-HAM On December 3rd (\X'HAM at 9.\0) fclodi<; • \\ SM. 30 m. Coleman Jubilr"e Sin,r.:'ers, "'''PC Y. M. C. A. T.allt-. KOKA Daddy PUlk, WHAM, ~O m. \faytime Puade, WA{CA jimmy Allen'l Advenrures, WOR lfa_allan Dre~ms, \'( PC At 6.45 A. M., on December 3, Sund.y Morning .t Auot Susao'•• 'WADe , Mark lovc, basso, WGN "Tbat Reminds Me." WGN lI"d.c} Game, R~nArors VI. Americanl. WCAU '" PG ""HAS. I h. \\.'MCA. 4' m. Station KYW at Philadelphia will Bible Srudy, KMOX ' 2 . 30 P.M. EST, 1.30 CT • P. M. ESTi 5 CT \\'G.· Concert Orchestra, \\-C~ 1 Gene Arnold', Corrlmo,'/ores, WTAP WEEI MediolC\.·e1i~b put its first program on the air. 9.15 A.M. EST; 8.15 CT Catholic Hour. Choir, WEAF 10.30 P,M. EST, 9.30 CT 1 \'.~GY. 30 m. WEEr WGY \X'SM WFLA. }O m. R~"ai".ance Quiotet, WEAP WGY 'WSM R.Jio Thralre. Ethe:! B~f"more '"Mrs Hcut ThroM of the Hilb. WjZ WGAR Jan~ Frum~tra, Go'peJ Mcsu,l-:e in SnnR, WPG' . Hurt Strinr." \VFI.A. 30 m. KDKA NOC 980 50.000 Pittsburgb, Peon, Me); Typin Hector De lard. Current Event', \\;IOR Smilin't Ed McConnell. WAnc WCAU KMOX CBS 1090 50.000 St. Louis, Mo, harltone. WrAF WGY, 30 m, (WEEI at ~athedra1 10. I ~) of tIle lJnnt>rworld, WMC:A, 1 h. \'I1HAS 'KM()'( WBRM KSlJ NHC S50 500 SI. J.ouis, Mo, Americ~n Foothall, Bears \'1. Cardinals \"'CN 2 h Crusade Club Chorus, \'{fPG K YW NBC 10lO 10,000 Chicago, Ill, MU'IC .and Youth, WJZ WHAM 30m. " ., "e~tl<' nt>~·s WAAB CBS & YN 1-110 500 tiu~tlJn WSM, 30 m. Gabril'1 C'ommcntator, WOR rn~emhle, WMCA \VIP. m. \\;IABC CBS Kroy 860 50,000 New York KDKA Ortht~tra. KDKA, \0 m 3,15 P.M. EST; 2.15 CT '0 V~nl Wayne King's, Jan Garber's music WGN, WBAL NBC 1060 10,000 Baltimore 1':e"·5. Roctrs and \x'ABC WCAU The Amateurs, WOR, 30 m. I b. WBBM CBS 770 25,000 Chicago, III. \X'P(, \VIlAS KMOX \'('BSO 920 500 Needham 3,30 P.M. EST, 2,30 CT 6.45 P.M. EST; 5.45 CT 10.45 A.M. ESTr 9.45 CT WBT CBS 1080 2~,OOO Charlolte. N. C, }.{u,;c:il Renle. Ihrrv Jalbon's Orchestra FlurrerettC". WEEf \"'HZ NBC 990 50.000 Boston Reh·et-n tht> D,.(;\:cI.J!. WABC \\'PG WEAF "TEf \'('r.y WLW 30 m ' Vokt> of E)'f'I('ri..nre, \VABC WCAU WHAS \'''CAU CBS & DIX 1170 50,000 PhlJaddpbia Sund.ay Jail Sen. icc, \'('HAS Nat-'Wl:il Vt't>t>r,. Dr. Harry 'F.mer$~n Fos­ KM()'}( W8BM \'''CCO CDS 810 50,000 Minneapolis, Minn. 11 A.M. EST; 10 CT drck, WBZ \X'HAM \X'SM \\'FLA WGAR The Gruhlers. \'t'PG \YCSC 1360 500 Charlesron. S. C. 1':r-..s. The \'.a,::....bonds. \\"'EAF \'('GY }O m. ' Conr.d .and Tremont. WOR W'CSH NBC & NIN 94'0 1.000 Ponland, Me. Vespers, KDKA, \0 m. Olld~ ~.Ulh Cburch Service. b_, \X-ORC CBS & YN 1330 1,000 Jfanford wu:r, 7 P.M. EST; 6 C,. \\T..AF NBC Key 660 50.000 l';ew York 3.45 2,45 P.M. EST, CT Mart",a Mears. contralto, '\'t'TAP WGY \\TAN CBS & YN 780 500 Pro\'ideoce Sidney L.anitr Plo,::.ram, \X'JZ "'BZ, 30 m. ~on·s fIrst U. P. Churdl. N. S .. KDKA, 1 h., Golden Sonlo:blrJs, WOR Anrltl'''' hco... music. rFI ,",0 m. \\IHI l':BC &: NE~ 590 1,000 &stOll j~{k Benny, Frank. Parker. Mary TivinJ:stone. T'; m. 4 P.M. E.ST, 3 CT \X1:NR!'."BC 8'70 50,000 ChiNP;o, III. C.a;~c m~abernade l,iOO·Voice Choir, WLW, ). Herk.imer T ... az\'jOrld, Don Be tor', Or. WFEA CBS & YN IHO SOO Mancbe:.ter. N, H. Rh,-thm SV""f'hon~ Ot' \'('olf Hopper (he~tra, ""'jZ \\-'87 WHAM KDKA WSM \'\'FLA NBC 620 25.0(\() Clearwaler, Fla. hru Barti~t Church, \\'SM, ~o m. \\7EAF WfEr \VGY WSM WFr.A. 30 m: WFI.A, 30 m. WGAR NBC 1450 1,000 Clcnland, Obio St. Paul's l'.pi$copal Churth Strvice. WHAM. Ad-.-.....tnrcs of She-rlOl k '101m". \"'JZ \VBZ Punce Sisters. \"'lW. Vl m. WCN OG 720 50,000 Chicago KDKA WBAL WGAR, "0 m. Chilll('o Kni.l!hts, WABC \X'PC \\'88M WCST C.BS 890 500 Atlanla, G('Or~ia 1 h .. '0 m. Charl~ Children's Hour, WABC. I h. 'Rev. r. Coull:hlin. WOR WT.W I h KMOX. 30 m. WGY NRC 790 50,000 Schenectady, N, Y. Clevel.and StrinJ: Quanrot. \\"BBM, 30 m, M"'licip3.1 S\'mphony Orc"hMtra. Harry. W: \\"leather. revue. \VHAS. 30 m. \,\'1JiAlo[ NBC 1150 50.000 Roche!r;ter,'1. Y. En~emblro. WPG. 30 m. Mever conduC'tor. \'X'MCA WIP. 1 h. hrael Amonl' rI-Je "lations. WMCA \X'IP \YJlAS CftS &: DIX 8.20 SO,OOO Louin·me. Ky. Chamber MUJliic. \'('OR. 4) m. \X"IIOII ABS 1,000 &slOb Crt:'>(enr Hill Methodist Cburdl. WHAS, 4.15 P.M. EST; 3.15 CT tno \0 m. \X'lIf.B '·fO 250 PortSmouth, N. n. Municip.al rrOll:ram. WHAM 7,15 P.M. EST 6.15 CT \'\:HK CBS 1390 2,500 Cleveland, Ohio 11.15 A.M. EST; 10.15 CT King's Guar.! Quartet, \\TAF \X'GY 4.30 P.M. EST, 3.30 CT WlCe CBS &: YN 600 250 Bridge-porr. Coon. V:nlin, Rudolph B<.lduo. \~rAP WGY Curreot )ewilh e\'Cnrs. \\"'MCA \'(""IP ADS 610 1.000 Philadelphia Jotm n. Kenn~tty. "l.onlrine- Over the 11.30 A.M. EST; 10..aO CT 7.30 P,M. EST; 6.30 CT ""lJAR i"\8C &: I\'EN 890 500 PrO\'jdcoce \\-~eelc:." \X'EAF \TIEI \\'FT A \\"I'R r-.-BC ;<;0 10.000 Detroir, Mich. lob1.,'r Bo"""' Family. \"'roAF. 1 h. (WCY r~rmelo Cascio. pianist, WGY QIlC'ena Mario, Graham M", -amC'c. Soner: of w)SV CBS 1160 10.000 \Vashio!tfon, D, C. WSM, ~o m.) "The land of BUinninl' A,R:aio." W)Z India; Shado,,·s: Oh. Th.at We Two Were Samo.u S... renade, \VJZ. 30 m. W'Z NBC Key 760 50,000 Nc:"" York ,. \\"82 WHAM KnKA WRAJ.. 30 m. l-f.aying. WEAF WG)" WT.DZ CBS & YN 620 500 Ban~or. Maine Radio Nimhlrowils. EHlett Smitb. MICRO. House By the Side of the Road:' WSM. Garden talle, WEEI, 30 m. (Musical Turns \X" U-I 'YN 1370 100 Lowell PHONE C()lumnist. WHZ 30 m. .t 7.~01 Taohj~h, \X'I.W NBC &: QC 700 500,000 Cincinnati R.hhi "Thro Lamp Lighter." Joe Penner, Hauirot H Ili.ud. Onl. Neiron'l \'('MAQ NBC 6~0 ~,OOO ehiCl~o, III. \\'f.\"', '0 m. 4.45 P.M. EST; 3.45 CT Orchestn. WJZ \X'BZ WHAM KDKA S.ai1: '-:tk~ Cty Tabernade, \X'BBM. WPG, \YMAS ens & YN 1420 100 SorinltfiC'ld Dra,..." Attl"lr Allen, Parker Fennelly, WI.W WSM \,\'FtA ""GAR. 30 m. \"'MCA AilS Key 570 500 l';ew York 1 h.; WAnc from 12 WEAF \VEE[ Californi.a Melodies, WAllC \\'CAb K [OX 2~0 Je~C'Y W'MEX 1500 BCl$tnn New All State High School Orchestr.a, Organ. WHAS 12~0 WPG, .'0 m. S P.M. EST; 4 CT \'\"'NAC PlS &: YN 1,000 Boston Concert !lOUT, W'PG. }O m. \l;·""BH).~ 1310 2~O New Bedford Christian Sdronce Church. KMOX. 1 h, Serenad~. Steel~, Ch.arle' 5eus, !tnnr, Mary Soo,::.~te~. \\'MCA \'{'IP \X'NBX 1260 1,000 Spriodield. Vermont 11.45 A.M. EST; 10.45 CT " COntralto, \XTAF ""'HI WGY "'''SM, 30 m. Bob Becker, dog chat. \'\"G~ "'OAr NBC 1190 ~o.OOO S:in Antonio, Tex. Gene La Valle, WCAR Rn,n Home." Tean [g.rt. "little Girl Mrs. P. D. Romevelt. "Amerit:.an~ of To. \X'SB NBC 7·fO 50,000 Adama, Gcor~ia "The Ailin,::. Hou~e," WJZ Blue," WABC KMOX WBBM. '\0 m. morrow," \'('ABC WCAU WIIAS KMOX wpr, CBS 1100 5,000 Atlantic Ciev, N. }. (>r~:in. Arthur ChancUer, Jr., Wl'W. 30 m. Rodn("v Fil7simmons. sonll'. WPG WnnM \\'SM Nnc l'i50 50,000 Nashville. T~nn_ ChuT(h Service, \VSM. I h. (";m St"'k'~ Orchr~tra. WOR Baritone, WOR 'WSMH J"o,;IlC B20 500 New Orleaus, La. Peopl~'s In Old nohemia. \"'GAlt. '"'0 m, Young Church of the Air, \"VMCA, Threro Little Funsters. WMCA WTAG Nnc & NEN 580 ~OO Worccster Ulliver~ity of Chicap,o ChJ.pc! Service, WGN, I h. 8Ot7rer, readinl!<. WPG Eddie Cantor. Rubinpffs \·(.'\X·NC NBC 570 1,000 ASheville. N. C. Hollywood Gossip, \"'OR Ta.,.lor, WEAF WGY WLW \X'SM W'FLA mU~I" \VXYZ ABS & QG 1240 1,000 Detroit. Mich. loforC'.,. Pearl', WF.Er 1 h. ~~ f);"rlorrrs' Club, W(;Y 5.30 P.M, EST; 4.30 CT Concert, Rub.,. :\lewman, DC'! CJ~tillo, vocal Cn... l .... NBC. Na/hOlaJ BroadcaJ!i"" CompaOll: CBS. C"/lJmbi" nroddcdJfin, S\I~:l.r Cane. ~K doing. oow that he's out vertisers believe they can get quicker results o\'er the air, and for the sum of fi,'c berries, fellows, I'll of radio? He is girding himself for a stage and at less cost. So newspaper publishers, driven them­ h:::n'c you credited with making a couchdown." performance. Not a musical comedy, but a selves to paid ad"ertising, attack the fallacy of any adver­ During a recent broadcast, H. V. KA.LTEN~ dramatic production. tiser using the air when he could buy space in newspapers. BOR... news analyst on the air, commented ap­ Remember we told rou that HARRIET HIL­ provingly on certain aspects of the New Deal. LIARD divorced her husband 'cause he took off ewspaper publishers (who have themselves been buy­ A short time after the program he was handed his trousers during his stage act? \X'ell, he's ing up radio stations in order that they may reap part of tlu:: following telegram from New Hampshire: doing an m.c. act at a ni~ht spot now and is the han'est the printing press is losing) are particularly "Have just finished lisrcning in on }'our keeping his pants where they belong. Ne' er annoyed because the Columbia Broadcasting System has broadcasL To think mat three years ago when ~uppo )'ou were in the hospital I prayed for your re­ too late, I ..e, stated that "radio offers actual, nOt hypothetical circulation \X'hen SoPHIE TtTKrR returned to old stamp­ covery." ing grounds from her success in London vaude­ at one-sixth to one-tench the cosr per chousand which pre­ And. speaking of politICS. maybe this will ville, she was accorded everything but ~1:aror vails in standard publications." amuse that New Hampshire Republican: LAGL'ARDI.\'S tall ftdora (he was wearing It at Editor & Publisher, mouchpiece of the newspaper pub­ On election night, JOH" S. YOUNG, in Radio the time). City, broke into a dance program to announce lishers, has challenged this statement and has engaged a She was welcomed b}' a gathering of notables that the Democrats were sweeping the country. of stage, screen and radio at Mecca Temple. "newspaper research consultant"' to pick flaws in it, not This announcement was followed immediately JACK BENNY, WALTER HUSTON and others be­ the least of which is that radio has less of an audience in by HOWARD ClANE\', who said, "Ain't It a stowed compliments, but nonc compared in ora­ Summer than in Winter. So does the newspaper, if circu­ Slumc." CLANF.Y, you see, was announcing the tor}' with that of EODlE CANTOR. CANTOR spoke lation statements are to be believed, but what advertiser next dance tune and was unaware of the break­ of knowing SOPHII~ when she and he were kids in by Me. YOUNG. has been offered newspaper space at a lesser rate beca:lSe on the East Side and his name was IzztE ISKo­ And here's a little note that ougbt to flutter MITCH. h'er}'body cried and had a dandy time. it was Summertime? our feminine readers no end. LANNY Ross is HAL KEMP, AIH~ T.YMAN and GEORGE HALL This is a foolish fight, and should stop before the gen­ back in New York City, 10 pounds heavier and were instrumental in bringing a just ruling from eral public grasps the simple truth that neither commercial wearing blue instead of ,gr.1Y. His comment to the musicians' union. It will limit orchestras the press, boiled down, was: "It's nice to be newspapers nor commercial radio are interested so much piaring from restaurants and hotels to t\vo sus­ back." taining spots a week after January 1. in serving the public as they are in exploiting the public And, by the way, RUDY V ALLEE is returning This is desigm:d to spread employment as for profit. 10 ew York to broadcast his Thanksgiving well as to boost the musician's Day program. wag s 3 for eal.h sustaining pro· OtlU~I· ART RALSTON, an oboe and gram in addition to his regular Radio Shows X 0'" Copying Eaell bassoon plaler, has joined GI EN salary which is usually averageJ GRAY'S Casa Loma Orchestra. By DI(.K TEMPLETON choir, is a word long forgot­ demanding "Vas you dere, at 61 a week per man. Someone asked him if it were New York CorresponJerlt tcn or whose meaning was Sharlie?" long after even The fll.LS Brothers are doing never known. true that the vibration of the dou­ Shartie cared, so will the We-reeded instrument drove peo­ the boards about the South. And RADIO I. rapidl}' becom- If you can go "oooh" and if you think Boston is a staid ing addIcted to one of vocal fire whistles foisted ple craz}'. RALSTON said that he "ahhh" and read music, you upon our tender ears disap. town, what sa}' you to this? the vices that has existed for had Ixen playing them for years seem to become the member pear. Right now they are a and was still in his right mind. The 1I.1ILLS Boys were doing a many years in the book pub­ of a radio choir, almost as if series of songs in a Charlotte, N. la mode. GlEN GRAY, an oboe·player him­ lishing" business, in the thea· b}' magic. C, d.nce spot. WUT of that city RJdio has mechanical limj· self, said that the vibration'" asn't tre and in motion pictures. And because FRED \X'ARC'G tations and he who denies was picking it up for local broad­ and a few others have been what made people crazy, but the casting. Let a producer com.e out this is only getting read}' to never-cnding suspense after the able to make effecti"e use of lose his sponsor or have the \X'hen the Brothers went into with a gangster drama that the choir, 10 and behold, they note is blown, wondering what's the tune "I Can't Dance," because proves a hit. and five others radio program guidance fall spring up overnight. going to come out the other end. of the line about a pair of ant­ come along with plays in into other hands. Once you needed a hotcha eaten trousers the control man which the hero talks out of band leader; now )'ou must shut it off and a piano fill·in was the corner of his mouth and have. as a component part of useJ. The general manager of dies by bullets aimed at his a successful radio program, To Subscribe t.o The Microphone SIl~llT, ample back while he IS tr}'lng \X'UT. WILUA" A. Jr., a choir capable of doing held objection to it. to creep home and sa}' good­ "Rock of Ages' in rhythm Fill out the blank and mail with cash, money order or PAT KI,Nl'EDY, formerl}' of the bye (1) to the old life, (2) Md jazing up "Home Sweet check to The MICROPHON E, 34 Court Square, Doston, Mass. BEN BERNIE Company, is now to crime and (3) to Mom, Home" with ··ah·woos" and singing for ART KASSELL', Or­ upon whose doorstep he dies. (Pltase print) chestra. The choir influence is now other forms of wolf calls. The hopeful factor in this l\T ···· . "One 1\f.tn's Family" is spon- prevailing in rM.lio. an1e situation lies in the fact that, sored now. \Vhispc:rin t JACK Few producers of programli as the learned m,l'stro, FRANK Street , . SMITH hn.d his contract renewed. seem to realize that thc:ir bc.:st efforts have all the s}'mpa­ BLACK, once said, the public City or Tou)ll .. C01\;NIE Bos\X'FII. is in the red thetic qual it}, of a circus cal· make'i its own choi(cs. 5Iate ·.· ..·· ····· ·.. ··..· .. becau,e of bets on football teams. liope pla}'ing "lIearl> and Just as ]_o\CK PFARL went BARRY McK'>:'F> drew ROO.OOO flowers," and that diction, to steadily down the sc.dc of (Subscription: $1 for six months, $1.50 per }'ear, postpaid) letters at NBC to eight weeks. the member of the average populaflt}' bec,"'e he kept Page " THE MICROPHONE Saturday, November 21, 1934 Monday, November 26 Aida Doninelli, CBS W ABC at 8.30 P.M .. ------:------;------11.15 A.M. EST, 10.15 CT L:ttle Orrhan Annit:, WjZ WBZ WHAM KDKA WDAl \'X'FLA \X'GAR Educ:u~ionul Hif4hlighis TM \\'o'~, WJZ \\'11:\\1 KDK.\ WG.\R ~o Jalk Armstrong. \'('"lW TheJotre brO.1dust. \X"OZ. m. :\'.Irt' and Dee. \X'SM "rnnJJ), t\~0l'e1l/ber 26 A.M. ¥UC.1tll" Trio. \\"'lW \\~."'BC Iktt) B.. ,thdl. WABC \\'C\l' Fats WallN, son \\ c.\li \\ PG PCII: and Mimi. Hne~ooy Rhymmg Reporter. new" drama. WEEI - :'ind SliSsaflas. wrAF \\'EU Ne ~, Hf(:vlt,e~, WGY Pla.y. ".Mureler at }'int Sight," WMCA.. "-hetha ;llld 11.11. \VCY Standa,d Time. Ce'llral Tim4 is one Nc s ;lnd Shirlt:y Ho"'ard. songs, WJZ }O m. ChArle~ SealS. tenor. \VJZ WHAM \'(i'SM Dance Orche\tra, WGN hour e./,.lier.) I:;:~~) Nl,;ws, weatber. WBZ \X'GAR (WHAM. welithN. Ne..... s. Reveries, \X'IIAM \Veather, WBZ Comedy Stars, KDKA 9.15 P.M. ESTI S.'! 5 CT 8 A.M. EST, 7 CT ~rarl..eu. KnKA WILLIAM S. PALI'\ /J the accom­ Dob Nt:whall, WLW Cnmedy Stars, wGt-: DCllJle~ K.,"~aiJ, Variety, Live Stock" WLW HU'Ig< WEAP 'W'LW pliJlJed preJidelll of the Colll1lJ­ Asher lind Little j,mmy, WSM 9.30 P.M. ESTI 8.30 ~T Weitther, Current r\'el\t!, \\-TEI Round the \V'orlel. \'('Tll.A Nt:""~, melody's garden. WflA Musical Clock. \\,GY, }o m. The Gumps. \X'ARC \'('CAU WHAS KMOX bid BrOddrdsling Sptem. "The Shadow;' WADC WCAU, 2$ m. Jlf)u~e Party. WrAF wnl WGY WLWl Mornlr"lt Devotion,. OISJD. 'Ingers. WJZ WBZ WBnM (ne"'). 6.55) WTAM WSM WSH wn.A. 30 m. Com crt \finiature\. \\:PG --- I Blain~. KDKA WfLA Sen~e. Deed· On Club. WHAS Dram:l, Dnu"da\ lIope. jn.an Wj21 Thou~hrs. C<>mmnn WOR Jad.: Armstron~. WBBM KMOX (ne ..... s. \\"n7. KnKA WlIAM WBAL WGAR, Kindl)' WHAM Sett\ Jean. I,m. \X'(,~ "'\'('omt:'1 and M,)lte\ \\ ML\ \'(i'IP johnny t,fuskrat. \'Jriety. \\ ~M. ,0 m. Palm~r House Ensemble, \\'G:-l 6.5H 30 m. 5!'01! t.tlk. W.';oX Bi~ G-crtrud~ Song Rt-rorter, \X'AOe, " m. Aftern(}on Concert_ \"<- '\iRX G ...bnel Heatter, 'oment.ator. WOR "The Show,' Nic)Cn, Lud PlaYr\rounJ £d,<,)(s, \'(:'rc 12.30 P.M. EST, 11.30 A.M. CT $<:1t:CO Revue. WMCA I Glu~kin-s Orchestra. WADe WCAU 3.15 P.M. ESTI 2.15 CT Sm,l:ing Lady, WGN WHAS KMOX WR8M. 30 m. 8.15 A.M. EST; 7.15 CT Merf1 MJdcJr5, \V[AF. 30 m. (WEEr I~ m. Dre.llms C:omc TrUl \\"1 ..\1' W[EI WCY Hotel Tuymore Orcht)tra. WPG. 30 m.. 001 Hall Tou. \\-lAF. WlW rum prO":rJm. \\'GY lO IT 6.45 P.M. ESTj 5.45 CT lum and A.bner. \\'OR WGN \\- L\\ WSM Iht,~_dt:ty \\ liAS. I.ullahy lady...1O.1-le quartet. Morgan L. Euf.. Weatnc.r. \\-nZ man'~ ~TAF WG~ Uni\'e~ity of LOUIsville. WHAS S.mdr:a ttnbcrh. hluC'\ ·ns.:er. WLW "Co(\:ta,1 '1 ,me.' WOR Orl!,e,tu. WI::EI LY[l~ S<;c Jde. \\·.\8C • ffi_ lohr.'\~ SJ.gcbp h Harm' :lllers. \\'~ICA . \Vl\\ '" JAM \,>;SM WTAM WSB.. Geor~ia Wlld~Jt. \\- H.\S DJ.nte Or helt'... \\·OR. 30 m. Band. \\"ARr \\T ... t· \X'PG WHAS Here's Ho... WMCA \\"1:-':0. 30 m. IKMOX at 3.IH 30 m. Ollanai, • \)."PG. )0 m. Marker,;. \\'GX Guden Club ull. \,'OR 7 P.M. EST; 6 CT AmCliu In MU\lC. "'[)(>c.!,ne and FaU in Art 7.0~) hm~ •.45 A.M. EST; 7.45 CT ~12.45 Ra. PerklO' \\ EAF (\X""SM a.t of Blu.. .. WjZ \XTL-\. !l0 trI. P.M: EST; 11.45 A.M. CT Spurt Rl,;\,ev.. t (tarhst "roICA, I h.• St~dio Chon:a~. WHI Sammy L,ner) 9r(he5~u. WBZ. 30 m. Landt r I an \\ '\ 'jZ \\'ilZ "';HA:\[ This and Th.at. organ. song. WEEr. 2' m H'~~I n R, '"!Un( • \\SBX Col. J,m Ilealey. WGY. CowtlanJ . (,nn,,,g. \\ flAM KUK.\ \\ 8.\, (K·tch~n t.all at 1.101 of Amn~ 'n' Andy. WjZ WBZ \\. HA~( KDKA. AI ami Pt:te. KOKA Bob Atd cr. \\ HAS !,ill Holland~r's Orchestra. WMCA. ~O m 3.45 P.M. EST; 2.45 C'T \\. n .... 1. WL\\' \'>; FL\. \X'GAR ","rayne Kin,lt" Orthe){ra. \\.,.ABC WCAU .... ood He· and Bnb. WGY WjZ WBZ WHAM Wjz. "Sz. KDKA WHAM W'lJAl W~M Birtllda) Club. \\"fU. just PI~n ndl. WCN KMOX KDKA W'RAL WGAR > -dlonal Radio for·Jm. \\TAf \VCY WSM'.. Snth~rn. Lum and Ahner. W'LW Modern M.u)t;d\, \\- ABC WCAU. t b. leo Freudbt:rg's mus; \\-"'OR The JAt- of M.uv WLW ju~t Plain 8111. WA.BC WCAU ';0 m. (WHAS. " m. ;;.~ 9..1~) 1.15 P.M. EST, 12.15 CT Littl~ J-tnus~ F.amih·. "'ABC \X'IIAS Dan RUHo's mu,ic, \'I:'BOM Silver Torpers. KOKA Rosalin~ ffi. Cnmedy Stan of HolI,,·OO,0 m. Henry Dusse's Orchestra. WBBM Clara. Lu 'II' Em, WEAP WEEr WGY Revoh'in~ Stag~. WEAF W[U. 4' m. "Sci"nce in YOur Home;' Or. Kurt Ha.t$s1er. Thre~ Little Funsters. WMCA \Veuher. studio program. WHAS tt;'L\\- WTAM \'X'GN WS:\1: WSB (WCY at 2.30) WOR 8.15 P.M. E5T; 7.15' CT SIt:epy HaWs Orchestra. WMCA Holman Sister~. p.ano duo. WjZ WDZ Baritone. WGY Ar.r:riculturt: h.lk. \"'Me:", Lasses and Hnney. WSM Moonbeams, WOR (WHAM at 10.:!Ol Ohio School of tbe Air, WLW. 1 h. Clart:nc~ Jarhon. \'\7:'\:BX Dream Ship. WCN Radiogram,. \'('HAM Edwin c:. Hill, WASC WHAS KMOX Marie. the J.ilt!t: Fr~nch Princess. WADC 5 P.M. EST; 4 CT WHBM 11.30 ~.M. EST, 10.30 CT Sammy Fuller. KDKA Srern~)"s Morninf!; Topics. WFLA "'TAU WBBM KMOX Geor,ll:e Orchestra. WEAP WEEI Mellerdn.mmers, WPG Will Osborn~'s Orchestra. W[AF. ~O m. Uni"enitr of Kcnruckv. WHAS. 30 m. hne- Sisters. \'VGY Five·Stu Final. WMCA Bill and Ginl!:er. WABC WCAU ~O jolly Coburn's music. WjZ WBZ WHAJr"t Steel Pier Ha"'-aiians. WPG, m. AI Pearce's Gan'!. WIZ \'V,,!ar \'<'GN. 30 m. Kay Thompson. WMCA Ted Wems' Orchestra, WGN News. Mll\k~le. Jril/:h\l\'ay S~fetv hi.. WBZ Rich~rd Max...... ell. tennr. WjZ WBAL 5.30 P.M. EST: 4.30 CT Earl Burtnett's Orchestra, WGN Nora Beck Thurn:!nn. vocll!ist. Wr.W WnA WSM WGAR Sizzlers. trio. WEAF WGY WSM 9 P.M. EST, 8 CT Memories Gar.-ien. \VARe WCAU WHAS. Art Talk. WHAM Piano lesson. WFFr 30 Ill. (WP(; at 11.001 Rube Appleberry. WGN Singil'l" T.a.-lv. Wl7 wnz WHAM KDKA Gypsit:s. Frank Parkt:r. tenor. Harry Hor· Here'~ Hn~ WNBX .. ., .~ -"'.... ~ ...... Tack Armstrong. WABe WC:AU lick's Music. WEAF WEEI WCY WTAM § STATION 11 A.M. EST, 10 C"

instrument j 1. small native Cuban .filavic Now Sings Idoul-' drufTl. Tl.\.. drumheads are of a spe­ cially-cured goatskin, and the With Group tooled leather trimmings are a tribute to th" patience and artistry OverWABC of the natives. CHIQlilTO sometimes plays but Ia few bars on this small drum, but By ROSELLEN CALLAHAN several minutes of preparation On the outskirts of Hava93, are necessary to ready it for usc. CHlQUITO sang for pennies. The player must carry a small That was some time ago when portable sto\'e with him, over "Th" Little One" \\"as 10, ragged which he heats the drum heads. and as irresponsibly sunny as the \X"hen they have reached a cer­ Cuban weather. tain temperature, he quickly Visitors from other countries places the instrument between his would smile and toss pennies at knees, and drums with his thumbs the dark-ered youngsrer. and second fingers. Finally, CHIQUITa thought there Reheating the Drum must be something in it. 1£ there are several bars rest, If he could sing for his supper, the drum must be reheated before so much the better. he can use it again. A pleasant way to earn a living -a gay way to sec the world. This reguires not only expert . So, carrying with him a reper­ heating treatment, but a mathe­ matical mind for tallying prepa­ toire of Cuban folk songs, he trav­ HENRIETTA SCHIJMANN, dextrolls rations within a fracttan of a sec­ eUed from one job to the next, young Russian pidniJt, Jomelimes ond to meet his CUl.~. and wound up in Europe when is heard as s%ilt with the GLUS­ tangos and rhumbas were becom­ Although CHIQUITO made' his KIN Orche.rtra. iog the rage. professional debut when he was There he met Luo GLUSKIN. 10, and consequently had little Easiest Way time for prisfR$, s(luaring roots Awarded Patents and equations. he is a master And when sidewalk. cafes and mathematician when it comes to After His Death liqueurs swept over from the Con­ playing the bongo. tinent to the United States-so By The J1IICROPlIONES Special Ii"tlsbil1gton CorrcJpondc11t did LUD GLUSKI;\l'S expert arches-I tra and CHIQUl rD. Chamber ~'Iusic The I.lte C. FRA.·US JE.·KI_'S, To CHIQl'ITO, singing is a W/ashin;;ton t(;le\"i~ion inventor, much easit:'c way of f:xpre'ising On CBS Nehvork I who diNI recentlr. has been pos- things than saying them in mere four concerts by outstanding thumously.awardeJ two patents '.sKI~·S words. CH.IQt:ITO if the Cu/;al1 tenor ulJO ;illt:s with LL'D Gu Orcht'Jtra mU~IClans and chamber music fn- b.r the Unrted States Patent Of­ If life were a musical comedy, m the "Big Shou" progr.3ml broude.lSI Ol'e,. the CBS-If'ABC l1etu'ork semblts wiJl be presented on Sl!C' flCe. he would be: much at home. Jlfol/da)J "I 9.30 P. ,\1. ccssivc Saturdays o"u the cns- Covered by one patent is a Dorn ncar Havana. the roung \\'A BC network, beginning No- two-signal broadcasting system tenor ffilde his first public appear­ LCD Gu SKI.·. who)c Continen­ Tho:e ".-ho ha\e attended a per­ nrnber 21 from 4.30 to ~.1,0 and the other one is for a radio ance in that most continental of tal rhythm::. now arc fe::atLlre I on formance o( The Big Sho,,"" P. ,M. synchronizing system. towns in the \X'estern Hemis­ "The Big Sho\,," each j tonchy have:: been intrigued not only hy Soloists in the first concert will I,oUls A. GEnH."lU>, another phere. night at 9.30 ovcr tile '\~ .\BC CHIQLIT(J'S singing but with his be the LAI'Rf-. T \'X'intl Quintet of \'X'ashington inve:ntor, has been DON AZPE.\ZO, internationally Columbia network, with the comic costume, too. Boston and jESL"S ,MARIA SA:-':- granted a patent on a frequency known orche.>tra leader, saw his antics of BLOCK and St'LLY and He is a attiretl in a white blou~~ RO!'l1A, pi.mist. control apparatus, rights to which possibilitit·s and took the boy in IE~ the songs of GERTRuDE J.. E!':. fJ.~hiolled out of m.lny rows of hand. hi~ On December I, the soloists he has assigned to \Vired Radio, offered CHIQLlTO a place with lace ruffles, white trousers and a With "Big Show" band. scheduled are \XrILLI.... M PRIMROSE, Inc., New York. red kerchief. violist, and NADIA RElSENBERG, Among the other Washington The comilinatiolil of GLL'SKIN'S Outfiltt:'d in a costume much His costume is ch.d·:tcteristically pianist. radio patent grants were: American jazz and CllIQt 'fro's like the one he now wears, and Cuban and an effective contrast to The Philadelphia String Sym· EDWARD O. HUI.BERT, polariza- :t Cuban crooning, made them the armed \\.ith spirit of adventure; the tuxedo-clad memDers of the phonietta, directed by FABIEN tion photometer; Ross GUNN, ~I­ rage of all Paris. he was off with his colleagues on orchestra. SEVITZKY, will give the concert on ternating current inductor com; On their return te Americ:i, the a trek th.-\t includ(.'d such European "The Little One" pl.lyS as well December 8. pass; ,MORRIS W. ASKIN, radio capitals as Brussel, ,Monte Carlo, Continental rhythms of GLUS­ as sings. He marshals his guitar, The concert on December 15 plural program receiving system; London and Paris. KIN'S Orchestra and the vocalizing maracas, guiro.;;, c1aves and bongo, will be pre~enteJ by the ROTH Dr. A. HOYT TAYLOR, signalling When DO>l AZPEAZO n:.'turned of CHIQlirro have lost none of anJ bango, he's off on a rhythm String Quartet. system control, and JAMES E. to Cuba, CllIQuno n:.'mained in These concerts are presented PARKER, multiple wave detection thcir charm, as is evidenced by number as hot as tillll.des. London and joined (orces first under the auspices of the Library and transmission apparatus. enthusiastic audiences at Colum­ It is the: bongo which f;.lscin;lte~ with AMnnosr at the f\,(arfair and of Congress and are made possi­ then GERALDO at the S.noy. bia's Playhouse in Nt'\\ York. even the most bl.tsc· ;tudiencc. This ble throu~h the provisions of the For Soutl.ern EI.17.ARFTII COOJ.lrx;r Founda­ Join. Erskine In Prl.is~ 01 Woollcott tion. - The prografIU of WEAF or W jZ rna, (C lIIil/IJd /,om P"ge I) be heard over: plained by JOHN ERSKINE: radio until he has taken part ('ontinental WAPI Birmingham, Ala. WFLA-WSUN Clearwatu, Florida screen. \\" e used only our "The manner in which he in a regula: program," smiled cp:::.ight, then. WIOD Miami, Fla. i\fr. Erskine. WTAX jacksonville, Fla. "No'\\ chat we must use skips from one brinianc point WSB Atlanta, Geot~ia WSMD 'ew Orleans. La. car~, ~ccnc::. (0 to "\"hen I fir.>t went on the our a::. well, move anomer is enough in- \~OAI San AnuXlio. Ta_ mudl more rapidly:' sure quick and steady popu- air, 1 thought 1 had done WSM Nasbvitle, Tm.a. rather well. But that was The prognms of W ABC may be Mr. [RSK!.·E bcliC\Ts the phono- Iarity. beard over: ., I 1,1 _I u\X'ool1cocc possesses one grapI1 recoru 10 uS an aU\antag- uncil I had heard the critic­ WBRC Birmingham, Ala.. eous position ovc:c radio as an quality every radio speaker isms of ffi)' friends. WDAE Tampa, Fla. WQAM Mi.. mi. Floricb educ.ltional medium, because the wishes "could be acquired. "Their criticisms we r e WJSV ""'asbiogtOD. D. C. But it cannot, it must be born WBT CbarJoue, N. C. d isk ma)' be pla),ed as many times sharp and se~ingl}" cruel, but WTAR Norfolk. Va. with you, It is his interest- WTOC Sannnabg, Ga. as IS necessary. . .. I kne::w they were 6inccrc. I WllIG Greensboro, N. C. lOT b' il thr h moung, nervously syrnpa- ne~\' s}"s~ems, e.lc 109 a pup oug thetic voice. tried out but the radio can't be even minutely a for e men t i 0 ned M:h<:me lJlid,ll.. oTp.~tern as interesting to the pupil as "His pleasant personality proved the I,est. if he were in a school room," haunts his e"ery word. He "!r's a 'srond or faU' prop­ Listp,u!rS b-Ir. Erskine continued. couldn't be other than suc- o~ition and no critic of radio The programs of WEAF may be "Teaching requires atmos- cessful on the air." should calk unril he has ex­ heard over: KSD St. Louis, Mo. phere and personality. Radio Mr. ERSKINE explained his sys- perienced writing script for a KYW Chingo. III. ~uppJy r~gular broadcast of h i16 WMAQ Chingo. I1J. cannot them." tern for the preparation of his WTAM Cleveland, Ohio 1(r. ERSKINE explained that he radio material is to eliminate all own." The programs of WjZ may be beard cannot listen to a symphony or- a_djectives and adverbs from' his l'Qxation of radio. to \fr. EKSK­ over: WENR·WLS Chiago, III. chestra over the radio, as much script. ThiS enables him to give II">; E, is unnecessary. It pleases WGAR Cleveland. Ohio as he loves the music, for a half his talk more guickly without en­ him that the sponsors advertise in WJR Detroit, Micb. The programs of W ABC may be beard hour without becoming extremely cumbering the listener with added, a more entertaining manner than over: bored. and seemingly unnecessary, words. they have in the past. WBRM Chicago, Ill. WHK Cleveland. Obio His ennui is due to the fact that "With the utmosc respect He also is pleased by the fact WCCO Minneapolis. MiDD. LUD GLUSKIN, of the Continent KMOX St. Louis, Mo. he cannot see the actual scene. for my colleagues, the edu· that the people know what they WHAS Louisville, Ky. The amazing popularity ac- ... cators urging the '25 per cent want o\-'er the air, and arc begin­ !1nd Americtl, offers program.r in Non:: ONIS'a"dill~ loca! prOgTaml which European dance rhythms oj 'hut Slar/om art "gular!) IiSlui In quired by his roldio contemporary, of radio time to ed'ucacion' ning to demand it-and, what is Th, MICROPHONE. ALEXANDER WOOLLCOTT, was ex- bill, I say that no man knows more, getting it. are blended with American. Page Eight THE MICROPHOl'iE Saturday, November 24, 1934 Tuesday~ November 27 - "I Pagliacci" on ABS- WMCA, .9.30 P.M. ~" • Variety, live stocb, WlW S P.M. EST, 4 CT Phil Emmetton'5 Orchestra, WCAU, 30 m. nighlig"~s The Gumps, WABC WCAU WHAS WBBM Deternaination Meredith Willson's Orchestra, WEAP (WPG at S.D) KMOX WGY. 30 m. Ray Zie,r:ler, sports, WPG A.M. Organ, WOR NeW' England Conservatory of Music, WEEI Dave Vine. comedian. WOR, 30 m, dernice Taylor, 50prano. WGN Your Health, WJZ \'(I'HAM KDKA WSM Three Little Funsters, WMCA 12.30 P.M. ES'r'r 11.80 A.M. CT TIle Monitor View5 the News, WBZ 11.3D--Postmascer General James "Thrills of Tomorrow," WLW 8.15 P.M. EST; 7.15 CT A. Farley, NBC·WEAF _ Merry Madcap5, Norman Cloutier's dance Coconuts, WFLA, 30 m. Jimmie Allen's Air Adventures, WHAM i orchestra, WEAP WTiC, 30 m. livestock Mark,tt Report. organ, WHAS, Vira C. Parks, contralto, \'(fPG P.M. ; )tocks. produce, WEEl 30 m• Five-Star Final, WMCA . 1Farm program, WGY, 30 m. Current Events. WOR WGN Orchestra. WGN 1.3D-NBC Music Guild, fa)' : National Parm and Home Hour, WJZ WBZ Aperitif, WMCA, 30 m. KDKA WLW WSM WfLA, 1 h. 8.30 P.M. EST; 7.30 CT Ferguson, pia n i s t, NBC­ (WHAM. 2:5 m.) 5.15 P.M. EST; 4.15 CT Wayne King's Orcl'lestra. WEAP WEE] WEAf Talk. and Pat Shevlin', Orchestra. WABC Thrills of Tomorrow, WEEI WGY WTAM WSM WSB, 30 Q'I. WCAU, 30 ffi. (WPG at 12.4:5) Jackie Heller. WjZ WSM lawrence Tibbett, John B. Kennedr, Wil· 6.3O-Howard Barlow, "Under­ ~ South jersey Motor Market, WPG Farm market new5, WBZ fred Pelletier's Orchestra, Wjl WBZ standing Music," CBS·WABC ~ University of Louisville. WHAS Uncle Wiggily, WHAM WHAM KDKA WBAL, 4:5 m. I i Markets, or~an. WGN KDKA Kiddies· Klub, KDKA "Melodiana," Abe Lyman's Orchestra, Vi· 7.00-"The Fiest Thanksgiving Phil Lynch s Orchestra, WOR. }O m. Tim Ileal" WLW vienne Segal, Oli,-er Smith, tenor, WABC Dinner:' WGY ~ Betty Jane, songs. WMCA "Skipp~,' WABC WCAU WHAS WPG WDBM KMOXJ 7.3O-Aftcc Dinner Revie~', Studio Pals, WNBX Grace Dunn, soprano, WBBM 30 m. WEE! 12.45 P.M. e:ST, 11.45 A.M. CT Nan, Muy and Camille, WPG Dance orchestra, WOR, 30 m. Caroline Cabot, Del Castillo, WEEr. 30 m. Pete Rice, Western drama, WOR Marie Hartmann, comedienne. WMCA 8.OD-Drama, "14 Karat Lead," Rotary Club, WHAM (12.":,1.30) Soprano, WGN Kay Kayser's Orchestra, WGN NBC·WJZ Will Hollander's Orchestra, WMCA. ;0 m. 5.80 P.M. EST, 4.30 CT 8.45 P.M. EST, 7.45 CT University of Kentucky, WHAS 8.30--Lawcence Tibbett, NBC­ WEAF Good Health and training. WGN Radio Charades, WSM.. Strickland Gillilan, WMCA WJZ Variety, WNBX Little Women. WEEI Northwestern U., WGN • Uncle Wiggley, \VGY 9.0o-Den Bernie's Orchestra. 9 P.M. EST; 8 CT NBC·WEAF 1 P.M. EST; 12 n. CT Singing lady, WJl WBZ WHAM KDKA Markets, weather. WEAl' WBAL WLW Ben Bernie's Orchestra, WEAP '\VEEI WGY. Bing Crosb~", nos~'cll Sisters, Vagabonds, WGY Gypsies. WFLA 30 m. CBS·WABC Talk:: Georlfe HaH's Or.:hestra, WABC Jack Armstrong. "All-American Boy," WABC Melody Parade, WLW, 30 m. wau WPG, }O m. WCAU Revels, WSM. 30 m. 9.3 in dramas over the NBC networks. NIP.; EUNICE HOWARD as liNDA; ?as an estate at Pompton Lakes JACK ROSELEIGH as Mr. DAVIS, In ew Jersey where he raises his and MARION BAR 'EY as Mrs. favorite dogs, collies_ He is State Radio Sheriff Warns Boys part of a cowboy's "Iuipmen!. DAVIS. Park Commi:>sioner for New Jer­ They have disappeared. And In· sey. Idians no longer roam the prairies, Wild Animal Talk On CBS Many of the stories that Mr. Who Want T0 Sh00t fudians except perhaps in automobiles. RAYMOND 1. DITMARS, curator TERHl:NE tells arc based on the o~ bro~x ~e~ adventures of his own collies, Sheriff PETE RICE, who broadcasts, from station WOR ever}' Tuesda)', Cowboys wear high heels to the. Zoo in York, ,. Will gl\'e hiS most fasnnahng lec- who have won prizes at dog Thursday and Satun.l.lY at S"lS in the afternoon stories about life in the keep thtlr feet from slipping out, ture, "Wild Animals I Have shows throughout the country. West, gets much mail asking him hoy. to become a cowbo}' and how to of the stirrups. 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These ProgralDs Are Proving Popular With t;hildren Of All Ages

'7.45 A.M. EST; 8.45 CT 4 P.M. EST; 3 CT 5.15 P.M. EST, 4.15 CT &.45 P.M. EST; 4.45 CT 8 P. M. EST; 5 CT Skippy, WABC WAAB WEA:'\J WORC Jolly Bill and Jan~, WJZ (Monday through Jobn Martin's Story ProAram, WEAP WSM WCAU (Monday IhrouRh Frid1Y) Albert P.)'"\On T~rhune Dog Drama. WJZ Buck Rog~rs, WARe WCAU WAAB WlL\S Saturday) WPLA WJAR WCSH WTAG (Monday Shoot~rs. only) Srrailtht T()m Milt. WrAP wrFI WBZ WHAM KDKA WeAR (Sunday (Monday through Thursday) WJAR WCSH WTAG WTlC WGY WLW only) .. A.M. EST; 8 CT 4.30 P.M. EST, 9.30 C1' WTAM (Monday, Wedm:sd1y. Fridav) 8.15 P.M. EST; 5.15 CT Shcnff Pere Rice. WOR (Tu~sday, Thurs" Captain Tim Healy's Stamp Club, WEAP Coast to Coast on a Bus, WJZ WBZ KDKA Our Barn, WF.AP WFEJ WJAR WCSH d1Y. S:alurdloY) WEEJ WJAR \\"CSH WTAG WTJC WGY Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim. WABC WCAU WlW WGAR (WHAM at 9.'0) (Sunday WTAG WTlC WGY WFLA ("~turday WAAB WEAN WICC WORe WOKe oDly) 5.30 P.M. EST; 4.90 CT WLW ""TAM WSM WfLA (Monday. only) Alic~ in Qrch!'";trlolia, WEAr WGY WSM W~dnodloY and Frld1Y) WLBZ (Mond.y throu,ltb Friday) WCSH \'o1TIC WTAG (W~rln~d1Y only) Vun~'s "Myst~rious 4.45 P.M. ESTI 3.45 CT little O,ph1n Anni~. WJZ WBZ WHAM Jules hland." WEAP 11 A.M. EST; 10 CT Jad: Armurong, WAR<: WNAC WEAN W~dnesday. Ad.-mtura on MJ'I't~ry hbnd. \\;'I.Af \\"EEJ WORC WMAS WCAU (M'lOday throuah KDKA WHAl WFLA WGAR (Monday WJAR (Monday. Friday) NBC Music Appreciation Hour. WEAP WEEr WJAR WC.SH WTAG WTIC \\ GY (. {on· SaturdloY) throu(Ch Fnd1)") 8.45 P.M. EST, &.4& CT WJAR \X'CSH WTAG WTIC WGY day through 1 hunday) Tales of Courage, WrAF \\

Henry Harnaony SI,are.fi Fun Of Billy Halop An,l His Sister~ Florence

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lLLY HALOP, 12-year·old radio actor, FLORENCE HAlOP~ nine )'ears old, also ALTER TETLEY is a rad.io actor in ONALD HUGHES, young WABe actor, D who plays the part of "Bobby Benson" is heard on Ihe . BobbY Benson" pro· W his own name and is not yet 12 years D likes nothing better than to read detec­ in the program of that name, has a hobby grams over WABe. She mothers the whol" old. He is called upon in an)- pruJ.;ram that tive stories. Most boys of 12 (that is Don. that is a hobby in the truest sense of the troupe of child actors at [he Columhia requires a dialect or an imitation. Both on ald's age) have some ambition thar they want word. For Billy rides horseback every chanre )tudios in New York. One day her report and off the air. he takes e .... er" opportunity he to achieve above everything else. And the he gets. But he has other interests, too. (HI the Jleahh of hN haby siSler was: "Oh, can to imitate the people around him. One ambition generally changes from year to year. Durin,!;' one reheu:>al he was heard to reo he's not 'lOO well, but rou know how babies of his best imilarions IS that of his 0 .....·0 At the present moment. Donald wants to ~ mark: "If I'm a ham actor when I grow up, are--up one dar and down the next." Flor· father. much to his father's great lilstrcss at a secret agent or a HJ...... kshaw the Detec­ J ",ant to be an electrical engineer." cnre. b)' the \\a)'. i) Bill)- Halor's sister. Ihe performance. tive:' Page Ten THE ~ICROPHONE Saturday, November 24, 1934 ednesday~ November 28 - Byrd Program, CBS-WABC, 10 P.M.

,;,------,----111.15 A.M. EST; 10.15 CT Illon,I@ Grace Adventures 0' Jimmic Allen. WOR ni~hliglds ,<\1.,;(' Remsen, CO(ltrlltO. WEAP WEEr Bcremte T ,~$C;'I no. \\.,.C~ Weather Reports The VUlIbonds. WGY Tony Wons. \\'jZ \'('DZ WHA:'[ KDKA 6 11.1. EST,S CT P.M. WFI.A WSM ":U .. .I(5 ·Or~hc5tra. WEAP WEEKDAYS John Barker, songs, WlW T;lttler, WEE!. 30 m. 4.15--Curti.. S)mphon}' Orche)· InHrumentAlisls, WARe Mu,,, ,"))1 SC(;CS, \'(,'GY A. M. tca, CBS·W ABC N:l.tlOn.a1 P.uks., W;\,;BX J::dtu.:;lUOll in the News. W]Z WPLA 11.30 A.M. EST; 10•• 30 CT Adventures of Jllnrnie Allen. WBZ 645 WOR 7.4~ WHAL 4..,o-Rochcsrcr Civic Orches· lIome~run:' WEAF wtn WGY Snorts. '\X'HAM 7.00 WOR WOR lea, NBC-WJZ U.S. Army BanJ. WJZ WBZ \\,"'HAM Ne\\·s. Robert Tucker, pianist. \VSM, 7.15 \'(fOR 8,00 WOR WJ:EI KDKA WI"".... W.'M \\'"'fU. ~O m. Dan and Sylvia, KDKA \X'NBX 111.29 WLW 8,OO-M a r} Pickford, NBC Betty Moor~. Triangle Cub. WABC WPG SandrA Roberts' On-hestra, WLW 7,25 KMOX 9.4~ KDKA WEAF \\.11", \"CAU Antonia Lopez' Orchestn.. WFLA (excepr Saturday WGY Talk, \X' 'RX Buck ROJ:en. WAac \1;au and Sunday) 11.30 WlW 8.1 '5---Fdv. in C. Hill, CBS· Boy ScOUl Drama. WHAS 7.lO \"OR WABC 11.45 A.M. EST) 10.4$ CT "Og. Son of Fire," WBBM Mano (OZZI. bar" .lOe, 'EAr WEEI (""'"'IE{ UDde Don. WOR. ~o m. Noon 8.3O--herett Manhall's Varic· De~d DOtes. JI.'H Alex B.ltlun [numbl~, WMC.\ ties. cns·\\·ABC jobnny M.lfvln. \'Ie'GY Popular Tunes. WG.l • ~o ro. WGY \\'BAL \\'F1..A WIlAS {KDKA M·. Rcclpes. W ABC \X J L~) 'WCAU Saturrby Only} Warne King's vlnlJclinll POrl. WPG 6.15 P.M. ESTf !!.15 CT NBC-WEAf Varj~ty, W~BX ",MysteriolU (sIan.," Ctama. WEAP P.M. JImmy Allen, WGY ... 9,OD--Nino Martini, cns- 12 N. EST; 11 A.M. CT Alma Kltdl<:lI. contralto, WjZ KDKA 12,1' \'7LW 6,30 WFl.A I WABC Al and Lce Reis~r. pianisu. WEAP WEEJ Ray Jones, \VBZ IZ,30 WJZ WDT 6.35 wGY I oanroleen. \X"GY ,rwilight F.1vorites, WFLA 12.50 WTAM 7.15 WBAL II .Fred AHen, NBc.\XlEAF fidd\ md Hall WJZ KDKA \\-SM Datcbclor of Song, W1 W 1.00 WEAF WPG 7. ~o \'(fBT 9.3O-]ohn Charles Thoma:;, Weath~r, The Monitor VICW, the N~w, Dobby Bemon, Sunny }jm, \X'ABC WCAU 2,45 WGY 10.15 WHAS I \VR7 •' Skippy, WJlAS WDOM KMOX 4.30 KDKA WORII,OO WGY WTAM NBC-WJZ Trio. \\ HA..\{ rnvcston' T.1IIc. Phil"s'>pbcr. WMCA 5,00 WGY WPG WOK lO.Oo--n co au cas ( to D)"rd, Ullio fum Uureau, WLW. 30 m. 6.30 P.M. EST; 5.30 CT 5.14 WTW \'t;:r:rr Mo , and }orzs:, WFL\ Thanksgiving Pa.ct)·, CBS- VOKe " bDl:TlrncP. WAH( WeAL' ~'nAS News. Arlene jackson, WEAP WABC \1; B8M lal0X Rhyming Rtporter. news, drama. WEEr ~:~ ~UND~:SWGN 1O.30--0ne Man'., Family, NBC. Home ~""eet nome wPG Ne",·s. ~venjng brcviti~. WGY Current Fvenu. \"'OR NCW'$, 'Cell<)tones. W}Z I WEAF EddIe PnOl'"'s MUSK. \"II; MCA. ~ m. Ne~, ...·tather. WBZ rom. D,·j( an'" Hury. WGN Comedy Stut of Hollywood. KDKi\. A. M. Bob . '~aJ, W 'BX Pleasure Cruise. WHAM. Bob Ne-hall. WLW 8.29 W1W - 10....' KDKA (All programs a" listed in Bastem 12.15 P.M. EST; '1.15 A.M. CT Asher and LIttle Jimmy. WSM 9.00 WBAL 11,30 WlW StandaJ"d Time, Central Timt is one Honeyboy and Sassafu,. WEAP WEEr News. melody's garden. WFLA \hrtha and flal. WGY "The Shadow:' WABC, 2~ m, (news. 6,") hOllr ear/ier.) Charl~ ~{.EARS, Scars, tcnor, \VjZ WHAM WSM M.\RTHA contrruro, ttt- Billy Hays' Orcbestra. WCAU WGY ~KA· WHAS 7,45 A.M. EST; 6,45 CT (\x'lIAM, weather. J:!.2H Club Prngram, WHAS Noon " Weather, WBZ q,,~ntlJ glLeJ JOng n!fitals o"'tr jack Armmon~, WBBM KMOX P. M. B, A. Rolfe's Or,hestra, Sisters of the ')kll. Market" produce, KDKA the NBC 1/2lu'ork. Screen Revue, \'QMCA .." ""'ll let. wrAF, j~ In, (\XfL\'(' fmm gJ (WCiY Round th~ \X'odd, WFLA 1) m.l Thr- Gump,. WABC WCAL" WPG WHAS 6.45 P.M. EST, 5.45 CT 12.15 WBAL 6.00 WHAS WT.W 7.30 WBAL I [kane Moore. Wi rJ WBBM KMOX Billy BJ.. hd"r R.ymond KnIght. WEAF jolly Bill aDd IJ.lle \\ jZ "Common SC'"~e:' WOR Human nlues, KDKA , '\rEEr WCiY \\-TAM 1.00 WPG 10.15 WHAS ja.~. new~. 3.5~1 Organ, WPG, 30 m, Sons Rcoporter, \'\.'A~C. H m. river, market rcoports, WIW ,\\ HAM, police Salute. WErl Jan SJ\IU', Orch~tra, ""ABC \VCAt.: Ne\O.atl.: Moscoum Talk WON Col. Jim lIeliley, \X"GY Lum and Abnet. WOR WGN Pla)l;rOuud tdHX." \\'PG mu~ic;ll Pilli Iynth's mUSIC, WOR, 30 m, Sp,,:t R",\ lev.. , "o1f1ery, \VMC..A, Amos 'n° Andy. W'jZ W'BZ \\·IlA. ( KDKA 9.45 P.M. EST; 8.45 CT 8,15 A.M. EST; 7.15 CT Here's How, WMCA I b.. ,() ffi. ' WLW \\iFLA Mana~ement jan Guber', Orche)tn. WOR WCN Carulille Cahnt, \XTU Uni\·er.. ity Ilf l.nuisville. WHAS Home ulk, WGN Variety, WSM Ilousing program, \VloKA LeI" Whitt.;, or;.:anl\(. \\'lZ ~'HAM KDK.\ Dr. Fork-ell, WNHX 3.45 P,M. EST; 2,45 CT Myrt and Marj:te, WABC \X'BAl \\'};/.:\, 1 m. (WBZ U m .• 12.45 P,M. EST; ".45 A.M. CT IklUty prm.:ralll. KDKA """eather, Crossroads, ~'HAS 10 P.M. EST; 9 CT Husine~s news, \VI,W Ford Frick. SflClCtS. WOR ThIS and That, \X.'[[I. 2~ m. (Prieodly Kit· Fllr,k Iknn's Orchestr1, \'X·F1.A Talk. W'MCA J.omhardo·Land, P.1t Barne\, \VfAr WEEI 8,30 A,M, EST; ".SO CT \\lGY WlW \\l'tA \\S.f. 30 m, chen. I.l0) "50t,;ial rconnmi PLHlflm: for the U ited Jimmy Allln. WGN Chl"('-'o, \VEAf \\"[EI \\,"GY WLW W;)M. y,;~ .:l~ B}rd Pr"j;:IJ.Ul. Thanl, 'J\'I"~ P3ny. Muk WFLA. 30 m, H ;lnd I\!L"r- \\ ,\BC Stat \'('OR 7.15 P.M. ESr; '1,15 CT \\'arn(}"l>' s Orchema, WABC \X'CAU \XHAS Wutber. \X BZ 'X'~~ ~.ollal1der's OcCh~tr•• WMCA WIP. Organ, \\"(iN I Gene and Glenn, WEAF W[EI WGY WPLA "'B8M KMOX, 30 m. Lyri' Serr-n.ldc, W'ABC, :~ m. Good Health and Traininl:, WGN 4 P.M. EST; 3 CT I \\.TAM Jo. V, F. W·. PlO'l;LIlI, \\ PC; Orlan. WPG. 30 m, 1 P.M. EST; 12 N. CT Martho1 .\fe:ln. ,mtrJolto, WI:.AF \X'SM WFLA Plant.tti"n Edlots. Willard Robison's mWIC, "Court .)f (It~fJ.ry 1u~ 1:." WOR Gt:orgll \\ Ild,au. \\ HAS .:->wdr; , \\ EEl I \\'JZ WHZ '" HAM KDKA \-.; SM Beauty That FndurC1, \\ MCA 8,45 A.M. EST; 7.45 CT Markets...... eather. WEAF b 1. d Ah \l,;'LW M sinl pro ram, WGY He;:DK.~d 8 . \\ c.y \\:'JZ WBZ WHA11 J~s7 :I:in HI~I.r,WABC WCAU 10.15 P.M, i:ST; 9.15 CT La\\~Jt'kDn.tA\'\ \\JZ \.\82 \VIL\.[ c.;;':J;':~, Ihll, Ou.he)tra, \V,\BC "'''CAU. Life of Mary Sothern, WLW M.rion a,~ "~. '~ogs, WOR Madame S.lvia. W}Z WBZ \"-HAM KDKA Bub Auhcor. \'Ie'HAS •• tlonal ~rude!'lt federatloh :-:e,,·ton D, Ensemhle. \'\ C,. Surrent E'e.nu, BarlJn [uRene Rc:ad, \'(fOR J ust, PIam BIII. WGN K.\(OX Blke( \\-,\lK • je""ish \'a"pbond Singers. \'l;'MCA Slecorr Hall s mU~IC, \X'MC'" • A.M. EST; 8 CT A;:rH.JlLL.·. \\'HAS the ..... l"flle Kno(ker, \lV'CAU 7,30 P.M. EST, 6,30 CT "'(iN Concett mU'>it, WG:-i O~,m. ORk t.e~ \II: I AI' ~ r: L;o fteudhcr,l('s Orche,tra, WOR, '0 m. "" I S 'h H I h T Ik ~"'OR V.•ndy. \\V·J:-.U • 1.15 P.M, EST', 12.' _ CT r. " .' : t,rlnu J.gtll. e;1l a','~ Um.1e ezra, \X.r;Af· WGY \\TAM 10,30 P.M. ESTJ 9.30 CT Ka.y KY~I.:I·s O,d,,,, tn, \\."(.Y ... PI.tnn, \'i. G:": . .. r After Dinner Revue, \VEEr, 30 m. Peggy's Doctor, WEAF WEEr WGY Rumant,;e of fishers, \X :'\BX Red On'is Sketch, Olin Olltr.1, WJI'; "'HZ One, lI.hn·s FJ.O'Ii1y, \\?EAP \'<'1:;;1,/ WGY BJealL.\t Club, \Xi')Z wnz, r :-t, l WSM at \\ n,A WSM, ~o m. ~o 9.~O New Jl.:rsey Women·, Club, WPG 4.15 P,M. EST', 3.15 CT \X'HAM KDKA WI.W W'l'LA WSM: ~nny') 9,3Q) (KDKA, m. (WIIAM. to GOSSIp (.I11h. 'X'HAS \X'B13M PIKR II H d ' 0 J.1tr:l., Harry Richol.1n and 9."~) f\\'FLA o1t 9.1~) Ne?.-s, \\MeA "Herald of Sanity," Dr. Joseph jastrow. :lU un. 0 0 u son, rchestra, Juhn D: K:nnedy, Wjl WHAM. 30 m. V.lfl ty, \\-rtA)'[ Doring S,\teh. WGN \\TAr \X'S~f \\T~.~. \\"(.Y Du:A:;....;VC~HAS \VBDM KMOX Sammy Liller,> Occht"tr1, "W'OZ, 30 m. H)·mns. WlW 1 30 PM EST '2 CT TIId.:. Ros~, snng.~. \\ I II A' ·V' '. , ~Htsburgh y;uil.:ues, KDKA, ~o m. De\l'·)tlon, \X::>M .", .30 Sisfen of the SkIllet, \X""}Z WBZ rmanu .eczy s ~nccrt Orc~estra ..WOR . foll,~, FIve orlbestcas. chorus. dramatic Birthday Club, \\;FLA Jules lande's music, WEAF. 30 m. l':ews WHAM Molly PICOn, George 10ullel musIC. sketchC'l. guesr .rtlSts, WlW. I b .• ~o m, Cohllu \'X·Cl/.:ut, \\ ABC, I b. WPG from 1\"". E. Kll,-hen, Marjorie Milts WEE! 30 m K:lren' FL.does. KOKA I \\"'MCA ~ '\X'SM S,i.lutes HutdJinson Kaasu WSM 9,30 Althur lo1ne. WGY ,,. Charlie Kent (llome loan ulk. 4.:!H WLW Dance orch~tra, WG~ Melody M:astecplect'S, Mary' Eastman' WABC i~ •.15 A.M. EST, 8,15 CT VI"Fi1 S.lde. \\"}Z \\-BZ KDKA WLW InsMure of Mu\!c. }u)cph Levine, pianiu, 7.45 P.M. EST; 6.45 CT .. \X'CAU WPG WHAS (KMOX, m,) M.r, MIlls. \'10'[£1 R,)(hestt'r St,;hool uf the Air, WHAM, 30 m, \X'AnC. 4~ m. (\1; pc. 30 m.) (WHAS. DaN;Crous Paradise. skdch. W}Z WBZ The Bru:wl)1f Express." EI.line Jordan. Ray ~hrkets, WSM 1) m. :It 1.301 \X'HAM KDKA \\71W WSM Gold, \\-OR, ~o m. 'Oc\'lItwns. \\'(>Y ~o Cutra, \'VJZ, 30 m. New. Wanrlcoring Minstrel, WEEI FcrJe Grofe', OnhC'iTra \\"i.\t;' Betty and Bob, \"<'LW \XfSM \X'FI.A, 30 m. (WFLA. 15 m.) (WHAM at 11 D) Soloi,t. \'\ GY \\'dllam Burnett, \\'SM R.llph W;ltters, WfLA Crime Clut'S, "'4 K.lr:lT lead," W}l WBZ \\'r-ather, \\-BZ . Houdlold H '-l \\.I\.r :;0 r:::. Ca.dcu. \\'ASC Duma. stocks. 'X'CAU KDKA \X·L\\'. 30 m. D,nce Tunes. \\"HAM "-alter Fum' ~. s IO~ \\ L\V Gr-OI.':;J. ""lldarh, \\'IIAS Robcorl Reud, . Town Tollk:' WOR Musical program, \""AM \X'illiam Penn Orchestra, KDKA., 30 m. Work·A·Day Thoughts, Miou:e MJ.:1::len, jetry Mu"h, tenor. WOR Klue Moments, WGN "Easy Aees." WAnC WHAS WBBM Amos 'n' Andy, WSM KDKA :\ew Ynrk CI\·ic S,mph O',h-,t". 4 45 PM EST, 345 CT KMOX Leon Bda.sco·s Orche~tra. WAnC WCAU M.lgic· !lour. \~':'iM 00' ... •.••• Gordon Sisters. ""ith Phil Burett, WPG WHAS. 30 m. (\\"RB:'.r at 11.15) Bob Atchcor. \X'!lAC: \\-MCA \\ IP, I h., 4~ rn, hJ) r\ext Door, WEAF The lone Ran~er WOR Wr.N 30 m Steel Plcor mu~ic. WPG, 30 m. 2 P.M. EST', 1 CT Stocks, \X'GY Th L· IF' ,mlc'A' . 't ~ " K'tOX , 0 A.M. EST; 9 CT Th' J:lcksons. "'lW ~e Itt e unsters, 'V" t· yn ann .. :Ir~, ", T",'o Seats in the Balcony. Carol Deis. so· a 15 PM EST 7 15 CT Current Events. WOU. 30 rn. 1'e'H. nrcoen and de R,.\e, \\·I.AF WFLA prano, WEAP WEEI. 30 m, Stocks, WPG • •• ;. Voice of Romance, WMCA WIP Mu~ic.ll Variety. WEEI Mercile Esmond. \VGY Or~an, WHAS, 4~ m. jimmy Allen's Adventures, WHAM Dudley Crafts Watson. 'X'(iN Billy Rme. tenor. \X'GY \X'anderin. Minstrel. Meredith Willson', Or. "Sci~nce in Your Home."' Dr. Kurt Haese' Edwio C. Hill, \VADC W'CAL \'('HAS Josepbine Gibson, \\-'IZ WBZ KOKA WSM ler, \X'OR WBBM KMOX 11.15 P.M. EGT; 10.15 CT Suzanne Littleford, WLW chestra, WjZ WB? ''(T.'M WFLA. 30 m. Vi~nnese Melodies. \"<'NB:\: five.Star final, \'(fMCA Robert ROyt,;e. tenor. WrAF WEEI WF'" (KOKA at 2,'~) (WHAM, 15 m,) J ~ News, Vi Bradley, WABe PTA Ik KDKA 5 P.M. EST,' 4 CT 8.30 P.M, EST,' 7 .. 30 CT oe Rines' OrchestrA, wnz Heme Hour, \XII-'G, I b.: News at 10,., ... tA , Gene Ind Glenn, WSM DX Tips, WNBX Ohio School of the Air, WLW, 1 b, Chick Webb's Ofl'hestra, \VEAF Wayne King's Orchestra, WEAP WGY We1ther, music, WHAS Mafle, the Little French Princess, WADe Village Maid~, \XfEEI 30 m, Irving Rose's Orchestra. WMCA 10,15 A,M. EST; 9,15 CT \"('P(; \X'CAU WORM KMOX lanA Sisters, \X!(iY Buddy Clark, }oho Herrick. WEEI, 30 m, Clau. Iu 'n' Em. \\7EAF WEEI WGY Univenlty Ilf Kentucky. WHAS The Monitor Views the News, WBZ J.ar.:'IY Ross' T.og Cabin Orchestra, W}Z 11.30 P,M. EST; 10.30 CT WLW \VSM \X'SB WTAM WGN Dr. Arthur Frank Payne, WOR Memonl:!i, KDKA \",'HAM KDKA, 30 m. Rockdellt'r Centre Rainbow Rnom Ouhe.- FIOff'nda Trio, \X"JZ WDZ Just Phin Bill. WGN Pon~e Sli.ters, WL\V Bn~ton T. H. A~~ociation, WBZ tra, \\."'EAF \X"EEI WGY WFLA. lO .m. Sammy Fuller, KOKA 2.15 P.:'JI. EST; 1.15 CT "Og. Scm of File," WAne Henry Thies' Pepsters, WIW (WSM at 11.45) Tom Griel"";(ln. orRlnist, \\-HA~l HouseilOld Chat, WGY Fur Tr:lppers, WCAU \\'SM Salutes Holton Rouge, La.• ~'SM, ~rt Kassel's Orchestra, \VjZ. 30 m. Morning Topics. WFLA Rochester S.. h'JoI of the Ai., WHA~r Claude Hopkins' Orchestra. \,,-"PG 30 m, Dead Men Prowl." WBZ, ~o m. Bill and GinR:er. WABC Helen Trent's Romance. \X'ABC \"X'CAl: Weatller, V2fietv. \\7QR Variety. \"QTLA, Tommy Tucker's Orchestra, WtiAM, 30 m. Dolly Dean. WHAS \X'G'-: KMOX S)mpo~ium for Internation011 Indusrrial Reb· l\"Creu M;mhaH. Bro:ld ay Varieties. Alex 400 Oub. KDKA. 30 m, Town Crier. ~"""''l\X Frank Ricciardi. WOR tlon)!lip. WMCA, 30 m, Gr:l)', De \\'olf Hoppcor, \\"AHC \X'CAU ~br.iorie Cooney. piano•.WSM ~0.30 A.M. EST; 9,30 CT Chlt,;aAo's Current mu~ic, \"(IG~ \\'IIAS WB8M KMQX, 30 m. O,ule Ndson's mu~,c. \VARC, 30 m, 2.30 P.M. EST; .. ,30 CT 5.15 P,M. EST; 4.15 CT Jane a~d }lIumy Cullen. WPG Dream Doctor. \X'HAS, 30 m. "bnd of Re-:inning Aa:ain."' WL\f Vau/:hn de Leath, sonAS, WEAF WEEf .. OperatIc program. \VOR, 30 m. W'ill Osborne's Orthestra. WOR, 30 m. OrgJ.n. \X'ITr, ("P,tnde of Today," ~ m.) Home SIH'et 1I0me, WJZ \'(1JfAM \'VSM Tom M!x Straight Shooters, WEAP WEEI Kay Kyser's Orchestra WGN Charlie Davis' Orchestra, WMCA, 30 m. Tht Market 13a~ket. we; y Scissors and Paste, wCjY \"(fey WL\V WTAM Comedienne WMCA • Wayne King's Orchestta. WGN TOl,i:ly'~ Children, \\)Z WBZ KOK\ WHA KDKA II r KDKA 30 Violrnlst, WRZ ' Variety, WHAM School ot~he 'c;i~~'WARC 'WHA'S' WPG Kiddies' Klub, KDKA 8.45 P.M. ESTJ 7.45 CT 1 11 . 45 P.M. EST; 10.45 CT live Stocks, ne\"os. \X'LW WHRM KMOX. 30 m, "Skippy," WARC Frank and Phil, WBZ jan Garber's Orchestra, WGN. 30 m. Radio Kitchen, \X'SM, \0 m. Woman's Club, WCAU, 30 m. Guitarist, \"'(IPG Smilin' Ed McConnell, WLW 12 M. EST~ 1't P.M. CT Bright T.ights, WABC, 30 m. (WHAS (tOf:'! Martha Deane WOR, 30 m. "Captain Tom and his Pirate Ship," WOR North,,'estc:rn University, WGN GeorRe Olsen's mUSIC, Ethc:l Shutta, WEAl!' 10A'i) Jongleurs. \VGN Popular Rhythm, WGN. ~o m. Kay lllOmpson, WMCA \'(1F"FJ. \n m. Ida B;tiley Allen, \\.'HAS Household Cbt, \'X':\BX 2.45 P,M. EST, 1.45 CT 5.30 P.M. EST; 4.30 CT 9 P.M. EST; 8 CT Chick Condon's Orchestra, WGY, 30 m. Vic and Sad~. W'EAF WEEI WGY Alice io Orchestralia. WEAF W'SM Town Hall Tonight. Fred Allen, James Md· An.hle Bleyer's Orchestra, WJZ WBZ KDK.A: , 0.45 A.M. EST; 9.45 CT Colenr- Carlay songs, WJZ \VHAM \VFLA Mund\ in Soo~, WI.U ton. Lennie Hayton's Orchestca. Songsmiths ~ s~t W'FLA, ~o m. Ikttv Crocker. \\"EAF WEEI WGY WLW ""-SM }:ld.:. and JIll, \'V'Ci.y quartet. WEAF WEEI \VGY WLW WSM. }ac"lu~) Renard's Or(hestu, WABe WPC! WfLA WTAM Palmer House Ensemble. WGN SlOein~ lady, \\!lZ WBZ WHAM KOKA I h. 30 m. Ne"'·,. Radio Kitchen. W}Z WHAM KDKA WlW Warden I.e"'·is r. T.awes. "20.000 Yean in Sammy Watkin's mu~ic. WHAS, 30 m. WBAL 3 P.M. ESTj 2 CT On.hestra, \\""FLA Sing Sing." 'WjZ W'BZ KDKA WHAM FJJ,e l.auRhton·s OCdle~tra. WLW lO m. Ne""'s, musiule. J-1;a:hway Safety talk WBZ M.a Perkins. WEAP WEEI WGY W!.W jack Arm..tcoD8, WABC WCAU WBAl, 30 m, Julie Wintz's Onhestra, WOR • Recofdjn.~s, \\XRX ' \"(TAM WSM WSB Talk, care of the feet. WPG Antonia lopez' music. WFLA Amateur '-:ight in Harlem. WMCA. 1 h, '.' A.M. EST; 10 CT Ramhler's Trio, WjZ WRZ WHAM KDKA Out of the Dusk, WHAS, 30 m. Nino ~brtini, Andre Kmh:bm:t,,( Orche~tra, ~_. Sldnty Sukeollj~. pianist, 'WEAF WfLA The Story and Conte~t Club, WOR WARe WCAU \x·pc.;. \\'11;\5 WBBM Friendly Kitchen. WtEr Kate Smith's Matinee Hour, WARC WPG Sally's Party. WMCA. ~o __ KMOX, '0 m. Betty Moore. interior dewrator WGY WCAU \'(fIlAS. T h. (KMOX from 3.30) 5.45 P.M. EST; 4,45 CT "P()I~~ at Home." sketch, WOR, 30 m, HoneYlUooners, WTZ \'\'SM • Afternoon Musical Review, WOR, 30 m. C T HI' S b Amencana, WMCA, 4~ m. STATIO:V "Fisb Sturies," WIlZ ~[::e:b~~i: ~~~,NWNBX a(JEEII::"Gye~J;AMtamp Clu. WEAP Dance orthestra, WGN Uncle Tom :Ind Betty, KDKA , little Orph1" Annie WjZ WBZ WHAM 9.15 P,M. EST; 8.15 CT Betty Moore, interior dCf'orator WGY WHA1I.l 3.15 P.M. EST; 2.15 CT KDKA WfLA ' House"'armers. WFIA DIRECTORY "Cooking Closeups," WABC 'WCAU • Farm talk, WPG Dreams Come True, Barry M Kinley, bad. jack Armstrong, WIW Comedy Stan. \VGN tone. \X ~AF \X'HI WGY WLW WSM Nap and OI."e. WSM 9.30 P.M. EST; 8.30 CT Sanden Sisters, WHAS WTAM \"'FLA Page 4 Fedef:ll Hol,;' -:;r Chat, W~BX joe \X'hite, tenor. "'JZ \VB::7 WHA'( PAtti Chapin. contralto, W'ABC Wl:AU }olm Chule<; "homa~, WjZ WBZ WHAM " ~. Larry Charles. tenor, scores. WPG KDKA \'('BAL, }O m. Satutday, November 24, 1934 THE MICROPHONE Page Eleven

Tunes Written While You Listen-Features Senna and Chilton I Tony Senna The l,np"oDf,ptu CODf,poser New Family ,I True Artist Series Over I And Genius WEEIDec.3 A brand new twice weekly Each Tuesday and Thursday feature "The American Family morning at 10:30. It has what Robinson" makes its debut over the public wants. It doesn't get station WEEI, December 3rd, at thank you mail. And it gets let· rO:45 P.M., and will be heard ters by the thousand. They say thereafter twice weekly on Tues· in effect "hravo," "original," day and Thursday. "unique" just the things pro­ The series, presented through gram builders rejoice in; the the ~courtesy of the National In· things that re\-cal the constant dustrial Council, is based upon public attraction for a new idea; typical middle class family life. the thinRs that stamp the pro· The trend of the broadcasts is gram P a natural." particularly timely in that it (Clarence) "Tony" Senna, finds this typical "Robinson" son of old New Bedford, is the family settling down and look· gentleman at the helm. "Tunes ing abou them long after the Written While You Listen," is wreck of the good ship "Pros· wllat he called it-which is what perity," in the Fall of '29. It is, so why expletives. Ruth After the flurry and excite· Chilton, widely known local air ment of change and upheaval it star assists) and ably. From the rural "Centerville," which might letter writer's signature, three or as well be your town Or mine, it more letters of he musical alpha­ is interesting to note what the bet (C-O·E·F·G·A·B.C) are author of the script offers in the taken presto---~lr. Senna origi. way of life and adventure in the nates a melod}' as the audience ,,'orld of today. Like other listens and subseICal letters In me man s steenth mayoralty cam· toured these United States, Eng. \'Qinnepesaukee. He brought it in particular appeals: A sup' I porter of Charles S, Ashley, per· Mayor's name. It was comid· paign. land and Australi:t in vaudeville. Ito WEEI. WEEI brought it to the ennial Mayor of New Bedford, ered so gooJ that a lyric has been I However novel to radio, the I His act featured piano revela- public. That station is like that.

THE NEWS WEEI BRIEFS l\IEET SANTA {'LAUS JENNEY CONCERT A. E. r. alliance rcneweJ and home for Thanksgiving dinner will be heard for the first time HOUR reviewed in bread breaking ses- with family .. , And an out· with Romberg himself directing sian between Alet Wookott and standin,!; turkey day presentation the orchestra on the Swift pro. Bob Burien last week _ .. Good will be "The Harvest Cantata" A gram Saturday. '.. The third act old "Pop.Eye the Sailor" is in by Cart Maria Von Weber XMAS Directed by- town for Jordan Marsh and his choral offering by the Gothic of "Faust" will be heard through II, R ..b,· N "'wnlan Tuesday and Choristers ... "Radio Aces," NBC.WEEI on the 30th ... Or· PROGRAM T h u r s day unusual novelty offering with chids for the disposition of Des· FOR THE KIDDIES Sponsored by- WEEI broad· harmonica and guitar combina- SIC at the swit<.hboard whose casts have the tion returns on Tuesday after- knitting will walt a long while TUI~ JENNEY staff anxious· noon at 4:30 o'clock ... Now if it awajts completion dUring * * Iy a w a i ting with the faCIng season over cer· her leisure at the dmg~dong·bcllr * MANUFACTURING CO, the arrival of taln WEEI boys are contemplat. post ,,, WBZ whIch did not with a bushel or ing a jockey club for week·end Icarry Wednesday night'S NBC eight to nine two of spin. Blue network program "Lanny's ach to protett ~ Log Cabin Inn" (Lanny Ross) "Teenie·· Sunday Evening the powerful gent against a jit· ,.\ C/' ~~ With WEErs Willie Morri~ as hellOUie" tery moment before the "mike" ,,:;;"':'" ~.~ _ ~ guest SOlOist, graCtolisly prOVided *** , .. Lew Whitcomb threatened -l{ ~'- ,$:,~' ~ ~ ,I a studIO where Willie's many Io- ··Pnp.E,·.... ta corner the incense, joss·stick i.'MI"",'/" '11_., Ical fflends ~eard the program Brilliant and germicide markets la<;1 week U ...... _ over a land Ime from New York "Santasnn·' because his pup returned home \ . ,... ";'~, '- .,. Visualize the surprise of Ruby instrumentalists and unannounced after chasing wflat I Newman, <.:onduetor of the Jen- Exceptional he learnetl too late was not a cat diversion with an actual rodeo ney Concert Hour, upon receipt SANTA f.-'LACl.fti ... When in doubt at WEE! to be staged some slippery Sat· of a letter vocal ensemble they ask the man who wears J urday P. M.... The EI·eni11g con gratulat­ collar on his waistcoat ... Have TaJller returns to its regular Sat- iog him on ** you "efa" seen a Plymouth walk urday evening sche~ult' at 6 P. the "marvel. Sta- WEEI-tion OUTSTANDING ing? ... Sylvia Wint~rs is a. M ... '. Erald .Harrmgton'J'op- ous sound ef­ cheerful little eyeful back at ular bantone, IS dOlOg a hlday feet of march­ 5:30 P.rtl. NEW ENGLAND WEEI mikes with her N, E. afternoon vocal series at 4: 1 <; ing soldiers," RADIO SHOWS Pure Food Institute. . Recom· o'clock .'.. "~~mer Bo~well" accom plished Tuesdays and Thursdays mended for instrumental bril· on the Edison hl~ndl~ ~Itchen by the Jenney vocal and in· ,. liance "Marcarclo's Mexican program wants hiS Jishke for strumental ensemble during the Sponsored by Fiesta," Saturday, Nov. 24th at garlic herewith p~ssed along to presentation of a martial medley, Station \VEEI 10:30 P. M. "ArrafnAements persons cO,l,ITabo raLttntgwonlttheJ~t~ The letter was from Captain Tim THE JORDAN MARSH completed as usual or every gram. . .h c as a z I The Friendly Slation WEEI staff employe to be at You," a Sigmund Romberg song, Healy of the Ivory Stamp Club. COMPANY TOYLAND Satutday, Novembet 24, 1934 Page Twelve THE MICRO?) [ONE Thursda November 2.9 - Thanksgiving Play, W MeA, 4.30 P.M. .~ $tocks, ncws, \y/LW jimmy Allen's Air Adventures. WGY WBZ Orientale. WABG WCAU WHAS ~'illiam Lundell illterview~, W JZ Uighligl••s Spons, WHAM 10.45 A.M. EST; 9.45 CT " Dan and Syh'ia, KDKA SKtGatZ~Dnn oli:~rs~::a~n:O A.M. RClf!~ance in Rhythm. \'VEEI Ne~·s, String Ensemble. WSM. 30 m. l_._.,.._ johnny Marvin, 'X'(jY .Duddy Ransom's Orch·estra. \~'I.\'\I 120.48 San Diego, Cal. Chica~o Ik~> Memurie~. 5,44-Broadcasr from I.ondon, Ne"". Foothall, v\. Detmit I Musical WFLA, }O m. "'"PDP l2:1.26 PhiJadelpbia, Pa. Lions, "ljZ WBZ WHAM KDKA. WSM, Buck Rogen, WABC WCAU V;'edding: of Prince George , h. Sanders Si~te", WI lAS WPFW 121.26 Bridgeport. Ct. and Princess. Marina, NBC­ Jack Derch's Orchestra, WLW tJntle Don. \\lOR, 30 m. WPEC 121.65 Memphis, Teno, ~ WjZ, CBS-WAlle Ida Bailey Allen, WABC Dick MallSficld's music. WMCA WiDO 122.05 .Akron, Ohio fenor, \'\IGN Melody Moments. WGN i WPDV 122.0S CharTotte, N.C. ~ lO.50-FoolbalJ. Chicago Bears Household Chat, W~BX 6.15 P.M. EST, 5,15 CT \",<'PEr 12Vl0 Bronx, N. Y. ~ vs. Detroi[ Lions, NBC·WJZ 11 A.M. EST; 10 CT • Col. jim lIealey. WGY WPDE 122.85 Louisville, Ky. ~ P,M. Studio program. WEEJ Tom Coakley's music, WjZ WBZ Galaxy of Stars. WGY WGN WTILM WLW C.()medy Stars, WHAM WMDZ 122.1:15 indianapolis. Ind. ; KDKA. Orchestra, KDKA 1.45- -NBC .Music Guild, Frank Betty Barthell. WADC WI)I'(; I22.8S Jacksonville. FIll. Mary l.ee Taylor, WHAS Joe Emerson. Wl\'\I WPl-"K 123.45 H;l.ckensack, N.J. Black, NBC-WjZ "Mikado" Gems, WNBX Dobby Denson, Sunny Jim, WABC Tell Sisters, WCAU WCK·Wl'DX12Y Home Manal(ement talk, WG:-.l Amos 'n° .Andy, WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA 1\ews Oddities, WL\;BX AM EST' 6 CT Variety. Live~tock reports. WLW WBAl Wt\\7 WFt/\. 9.45 P.M. EST; 8.45 CT 7 ." , ., _ The Gumps, WAllC WHAS WBBM KMOX 3.45 P.M. ESTi 2,45 CT ""Myrt and Marge." WARC WCAU Wayne King's On.he.:>tr.a. WOR WGN Mex~Gln ~Jrlbe~t;a, \X jZ Hal Beckdt, organ, WOR Weather Report, the Cross Roads, WHILS State Federation P<:nnsylvania Worneo, KDKA MUSICal Clulk, KDK.A, I b. Earl Wilkie, huitone. WGN Ford Frick. sports. WOR 10 P.M. EST; 9 CT Prarer~ WL\V , PmL CQoper, WNBX Buscness news. WLW Glolia Grafton, WMCA Paul \'\Ihiteman ~ Music Iiall, Yvonne G~.1J; Tunes and Tempos, WOR Lync serenade, WADC, ~o m, 112.30 P.M. EST; 11.30 A.M. CT jimmy Allan. WGU prima don;la, WI:AF WEEI WGY WL~ Musicale, WGN, 30 In. WSM WHA, 1 h. 7.15 A.M. EST. 6.15 CT "Ha.n'est Cantata," Gothic Choristers, 7.15 P.M. EST 8.15 CT 4 P.M. EST; 3 CT Ruad~ that Move; Montreal Concert Orches. Co",lxlys, WBZ WEAF WEEl, 1 h. Gene and Glenn. \Y'EAf' WEEI WGY WFlA tra. direction J loward rogg, W}Z KDKA. Devotion, WI.\'\' WtiY Farm Pro,gram. WGY, 30 m. Bett'}· and Bob, WCY Gems of Melody, WjZ WBZ KDKA. WSM, 30 m. News. W.'\BX Rner., m.ukets. \\7lW Life of Mary Sothelll. WL\\ ~o m. Sammy Liner's Orchestra. WBZ, 30 m. Dr. H. I. Slrandhat:en, WOR Lum and Abner, WLW 7 .0 AM EST ' 6 .0 CT "Smihn' Ed McConnell, WABC WC.AU Music. WHAM (news at 10.20) • .• .' WHAS WBBM KMOX Mark Lo\e. ba~~. \X'CiN Comedy Stars, \'COR "forty-Flve Minutes in llollY"·ood," Donald Lieder Singer, \'('£.AF \\'EEI WGY Molor M.uket. WPG Our Jimmy. \'\'NBX JUSI Plain Bill. WARC N()vi~, ~'( \X' ABC WCAU Wn8M KMOX. Don HJ.ll Tuo, JZ Phil lrnch's Orctlestra. WOR. 30 m. 4.15 P.M. EST; 3.15 C;T ked Grange, rllutball. WHAS WnBM MU~K;l.l Clot.k. \\ BZ B"ttl' Jarne sonp.s WMCA KMOX 45 m. ~-::'-LW Lime)' B'll, W(j'J Nit'k Ni,ker:;on, 'songs. WPG Salt. and Pean.uts, f\iarkets, organ, WGN john BlIlrker·~ Or(he~tra, \\.!.\\' Sih'er-Voiced I.o\ers, WMCA C)rche~tra. RI~e Oflhe~lra. StudiO \\'1 lAS. 30 m. and Shlle, ,\X SM, 1 b. Mc100y Moment';, W"OX Melody 8m",!::r. 'X'OR \'\IGN WGN Al and Lee Reiser, WOR ~~~~~I ~1~;C. \'(;tLI~. 12.45 P.M. EST; 11.45 A.M, CT Today·, Game. WMCA 7.30 P.M. EST~ 8.30 CT Tony Cabooch, WMCA Organ, WGN Minstrel Shnw, Burnt Cork Dandies. AI Ber· 745 AM EST' 6 45 CT t;eor~e Hall', Orchestra, WAnc WCAU 10.15 P.M". EST; 9.15 CT • ," I' .. • WPC; (WPG. weather. 1.00) 4.30 P.M. EST; 3.30 CT nard, Paul Dumont, Wl:Ar WGY, }O m. B. A. Rolfe s Orche~rra. Sl'ters of the. Skillet, Unl\"er~lty of Kentu(;ky \VI,IAS Fir~t Alter Dinner Review. WEEr Aldricb's Hawaiians. WPG, 30 m. .j~ "The "i'hanbgi"lllg:' l)l,:an Glea$on '\\/1:-Ar, OJ. (\\'(,Y. 15 ro,) (""'tW· at C;ood Health <1nd training, \X·G:-.J 1.. An-her, \VEAF WF.I'I Smilin' Ed McConnell, WLW Current Events. WUR R.OOJ ""' \""EEI \\"111 Hollander's Orchesrra, \'I:'MCA, 30 m. Cavalier~, \'VFtA J1()Ckey Game, WMCA, 4) m. john Sbeehan, tenor. \YlGY WGN Orchcstu., WGN D cane l' oore. _ Doc Jaa WNBX Ed .... in OtiS. baritone. \VBZ \X'hispering Jack Smith. WABC WCA.ll J"~~, ~\'jZ Roger~, JoUy Bill and 1 PM 'EST' 12 N CT Markets. KDKA Buck \VIlAS WBUM KMQX 10.30 P,M. EST. 9.30 CT PlantatIOn 0" \'\ L\X •• ,• Bantone. \'VOR Bob _and Keith \'\TI.A Red Cross talk; George H,lll's Ort:he~lra, Berty and Bob. WLW };mnomics in a Changing Social Order, WJ2I I Du.k Me~~lIcr\ Oldlestra. WABC WHAS Folk Singer. WMC.A MUSical Clock_ W'fiX WABC Dame Orlhestla, \'(IG),'" WRZ WHAM KDKA, 30 m. Thanksgiving program, WHAS WPC, 30 m. Revels, WSM, ~o m. 8 A.M. EST. 7 CT lIotei Morron Music, WPG, ~O m. Stocks. WPG 7.45 P.M. EST; 6.45 CT Orche~tra, The Spotlight. \VoR. 30 m. Weather, nc\\"s, \Y/f[l Heallh talk, J.eo Freudberg's Orchestra. Ted Bro ..... n·s WOR Big Freddie Miller. '\"\fEEI Earl Burtnett's On.:hestra. WGN Musical Clock. WGY, ~o m. WORt 30 m. "Courtship of Myles Standish," WMCA, Siurley Howard. sonRS, W JZ WFtA Morning Devotions, WjZ WBZ KDKA Just Plain Bill, WGN 30 m. Joe and Bateese. wnz 10.45 P.M. EST; 9.45 CT Olue Moments, WGN Lois Miller, KDKA Puli~h Independeuu Anniversary, W.ABC WFL.A 1.15 P.M. EST; 12.15 CT Organ Reveries. WN8X Kindly Thoughts; WHAM frank Dailey's Orchestra, WARe. 30 m. 011 Wings of Song, WHAM, 30 m. Ray Scars. SOllgS. WPG ~"ABC, 4.45 P.M. E5T; 3.45 CT Unbroken Melodies, WI,W Billy Hays' O"hestra, WCAU Song .Repoter, 25 m. I Radio Gossip Club, WH8M WIIAS KMOX The Forty Niners, WSM JdoClllng MelodIes, \\7PG Frank Dailey's Orchestra, WABC Stocb. WGY University of Lnuisvillet •WHAS Horatio Zlto'S Orchestra, WJ2 WBZ KDKA Variety. WFLA Dante O"hestra. \'(IGN 8.15 A.M. EST; 7.15 CT Doring Sisters, \'\IGN Boake Cartcr. WABC WCAU WHAS WB8M WSM WHA 11 P.M. EST; 10CT Caroline Cabot. \\TEI Piano Duo, WMCA The Jat.bl.llls. \VLW KMOX Lew White. orgJ.nist, WJZ WHAM KDKA. 1.30 P.M. EST; 12.30 CT "Scieoce in Your Home." WOR Dana: Music, WOR Colonel Ralph Isham, WEAl' WFLA WFLA, }O m. (\\·8Z. 15 m.) Airbreaks. Variety program, WEAF WEEI Clarence jackson, WNBX George Reid. WMCA Kin~'s Men, WGY Ensemble, \\7GN Weather, news, WEEr Early Birds, \\":'l\BX WGY. 30 m. 5 P.M. EST; 4 CT 8.30 A.M. EST, 7.30 CT Vi, and Sade, WJZ WBZ KDK.A W1W Ii P.M. EST; 7 CT Enric Madriguera's Orchestra, WJZ WIL\l:J !'oz!I., An~ that, JOdeed, was .all tht comedians; the GlfRSDORF Si~ters GSD 25.53 Davf"lHry, England 1 t() 5 P. M. ERNO RApEr. FRA~K BLACK, plannmg nece~S:lfY at that. tune... and various others. LSX 28.98 Buenos Aires, Byrd rcIa)', 8·10 P. M., Tues., Wed. EAQ 30AO Madrid. Spain '.15-7 P. M. (Sa[. 12·2) YASCHA BUNCHI·K, JAcQL'r~ GOR- Roxy explamed tha~ thiS was. the His satellites arc presente I in .1 FRADKI~ ~how dtfinl~dy (;'IIAA 31.25 lisbon, PorNgal 4.30 to - P. M. DON FRF.DERJCK and one typ<: of \\ 11I(.h brilliant setting. supported by the IIRL 31.27 Ge-ne\-a. S".icutland S.)G-G.U P. ~I., Sat. Ht.:~ RF.ISENFFI D. ~~d passeJI. the test of dtl~e, (~unng large and carefully trained mixed VK2ME 31.29 S)dney, Australia 12 ~oon [() 10 A. M.• Sun. h "G "'IlK'f lIS 12 ra 10 ycars, an t lat It was chorus, the Rox)'aires lluarttt. and T e ang ."00 well establbhed a, a successful VK)LR 31.30 Melbourne. Australia 3 [0 8 A. M. the orchf:~tra of about 40 musicians, O)A 31.38 Zcc$en. German, 5.15 to 9.15 P. M. The list of the noted "",t::ang" formula. which in:.!udes man)' of j\lanhat- VK3ME 31.5' MelboU1'oe, Australia 5 to 6.30 A. M., Wed.: alumni, in its entirety. \\ auld tom- Other radio showmen t~lkeJ , 5 to 7 A. M., Sat. tan 5 mO~t expert ins.rumln~ali'Stl:i. prise a considerable portion of the much of nO\ dties, but Roxy knew r h GSD 3US D.avcoUJ, England I to SA'5 r. M. Who's \"X'ho of tht: tnttrt.linment he had a sure·fire formula, and was ·urt ermore, rather th,1O produt OA4AC 38.36 Lima. Petu 51 (0 11 P. :\f. , ing a succession of specialties hy the HBP 38.47 Geneva. S"" iuulllnd 5.30 to 6.15 P. M., world. content to lea\"c nO\'dty to the in- . Sat. yanous units of the program. as so The outstandlO~ pllase of his diyidual treatment to be applied to Hj)ABD 40.55 BogOt'lI, Colombia 6.~0 to 11 P. M. many pro.grams do. Ro:\y prbents HClRL 45.00 Gua)aquiJ, Ecuador 5.-n to 8 P. M., Sun.; rograms now, alii alwJ)'s before. is each partiwJar program as it c.lme. I ' bl d 51.15 [(I 11.<45 P. M.• P t 1(:' entIre enscm t in pro union Tu~. the "J!ang" motif. Spectators at the programs. \.. hich numbers. comparable to s·J.ge pres­ PRADO 51 to 11.40 P. M., Last Summer, many \\(:c:k~ before are staged in Columbia's 45th Street c:ntations, dabontc1), and dfceti\'dy Th~. IIJIABB 46.51 B:uranquilla, Colomb!. S to 10 ,.... f. built around a central ide:t. YV'RC 48.78 Caracas, Venezuela .c.30 to 9.30 P. loI, W'U'V The production numbers molY 48.00 Army Aitcuft E\t'oin~-jtftgulalJy JVI.y .J..tlett!rs Changv range from a sin!:dc group of stleca YV2RC 49.08 Caracas. Vennuc1a S.15 to 10 P. M. (COllli'lII.J from P.'ge 3) tions of (I\·e or six minute.. to the 'YV5RMO 51.28 Maracaibo, Vt-nezutla , 30-10 P. :'>1. C., 49.34 La Pax, Boli\ia 6.30·10 P. M., img. of the alphabet repeated in Morse entire 45 minutc~ of the proJ;ram. Surely it's belt(C to make intN­ lUX 49.50 Santo DominAo 8.10-10.10, Tues., frL code. each after an inten·al of one O)C 49.83 ZecRn. ~rm2n, S.:\O to 10.-4' P. M. national broadcasting lanes a trifle No Over-Rehearsing minute, are transmitted now on GSA 49.59 Danntry, rn~laod 5 to 8 P. M. complc:x If nece'i'iary rather than l\1any programs are inclined to IIJIABG 49.75 BuraroquiUa. Colombia 6.15 to 10 P. M. Sundap. Tut'sdap and Thur::.dars not hear the programs at all. boJ.st of the number of hour::. of XEBT 49.87 lofu-ico Cily 6 P. M. to 1 A. M, between 1.30 and 1.55 A. ~f .. 49.90 Ilav;LOa, Cuba to 6 P. M. Thert· are thollsands of American­ meticulous rehearsal put in fo~ COC RV59 50.00 Moscow. U. S. S. R. 2·G P. M. Frc:nch in the United States and EST. (:vcry hour or lulf hour of bro.td­ During the intcC\"als. those: who HJfABA 51A9 Colombi2, S. A. 1·2 P. M. Canada. who \\ ish their home casting time. HC)D 73.00 Quito, Ecuador 7.30-9.45 P. ltI. tune in listen for (;Choes of tht countr}' would think so, too. Roxy takes particular (art' to 67.87 to 73.17 All Shit" Heard irre~lar17 lett<:r transmitttd. Sometime~ 45.34, 31.57, 25.36, 23.19, 25, 17, 14 and 33 Many short wave fans still are j.;lI.ud against ov(:r rthearsing. in KfZ undtr unusual conditions, these Byrd Expedition at Little America getting a strange thrill Ollt of lis­ the belie:f that too much pr.tltice wa\'e reflections ar<: heard fh'c, tening to the echo tf:sts radialed makes a broadcast rut and·dried Jntl NOTll: All lImn I'.'" .,. "-uot tla, Irh,J.llI. Ilfllll JatJJ&aI'••,/J"wllI, T!J, 10 or 30 seconds after the original three times ea.ch week by Station lacking in inspiration. \\ IIi Ie a mini n.nO"J IlStttl .rt ",,,l.r 6,.,aJr,,1IIrJ '" Iht IItI'III ,,,.trll,,J. O,b,., JlllllOnJ transmission. They come hack .. bi,h ](UI ",,,, ht., 0' Ulb/&b ." Mud 10' '.1".""•••1 Id"."., but ju. GSD, Davtntry. England. on 31.55 mum of rehearsal brings It more PM'JOJrI, oem,., meters (9.51 megs.). The sig­ from space, ~omcwhu(·. • 'obody o;pontaneous. sincere and informal nals, which consi'it of'lhe Ittters knows txactly \\ here. broadcast, frbh and stimulating to Page Fourteen THE MICROPHONE Saturday, November 24, 1934 Friday, November 30 - "Waltz Time" over NBC-WEAF at 9 P.M.

News, Musinle. HiRhw.y Safety. WBZ The Story and Contest Club, WOR Uni~TSity of Geur,la. P1osram, WSM. 30 m. llighljgh~s Doris Loraine, Norm Sherr. \"'ABC WCAU lJlilady Smiles Sally's Party. WMCA. ~ m. March of TUlle:. WASC WCAU WHAS WHAS 5.45 P.M. EST; 4 ...6 C1 \X'BBM KMOX. 30 m. Lo..c1y Ladies. WG!'J Movie Broadu,H. \\."PG P.M. Theatre pr' 'ram. \\. 'RX Capt. Tim H.ealy·s Slimp Oub. WE.AP ~etch. WEEI \l/GY . Folks at Home. WOR. 30 m. 11 A.M. ES..... 10 CT Little Ocphl-n Annie, WjZ WHAM Play. "When Mr. Fr.dl' turoed Saturdl-'" S.OO--Broadcast from london, 1 wez '«'MCA WIP, )0 m. • NBC Symphony. Frank Bluk. dire~tor, KDKA WBAL WFlA. Orcheslra. WGN "The Causes of War," NBC· WEAF \X'E[I WGY WjZ \\"HZ WHAM !.Ick Armstrong, WLW WEAF KOKA WLW W M WfL\. 1 h. 'Robinson Crusoe, Jr.... WABC WCAU 8.15 P.M EST; 8.15 CT Cooking Close Ups. WABC WCAU KMOX Nick Nickerson. songs. WPG Hlrmony Tour. \'VPG a.Oo-Concert, Jessica Drago­ Rosemary lIul!hes. SOngs, WHAS Out of tile Dusk, WHAS Comedy S~rs, WGN NRA talk. WNBX Advenlures of jimmie Allen. WOR 8.30 P.M. EST; 8.80 CT nelle, Nne·WEAF Pianisl, WGN Irene Rich, Nne-W Z 11.15 A.M. EST; 10.15 CT Pic and Pllt; one ni.ht StIOW. WEAP WGY, J 6 P. M. EST; 5 CT 30 m. Bridge ulk. WARC WCAU WHAS "Thrills of Tomorro...... Boya' program, Concert Dance Orchestra, WEEI, 30 m. 8.3O-True Stories, CBS-WABC lIalian Pro,eram. WPG WEAP WGY Phil Baker, MallJlll Mearl, Leoo Deluco'a Variety, WNBX 9.00-Waltt Time, NBC·WEAF E't"CDIOi Tluler. WEEJ. )0 m. Orchestra, W jZ W8Z KDKA WSM 11.30 A.M. ESTi 10.30 CT jaclt Berger's Orchesul, WjZ. 30 m. WH.A. 30 m. 9.3O-Hollywood Hotel. CBS· (WBZ WHAM at 6_1)/ Henry Thics' Ptpstcrs. WLW U. S, Army Balld. WABC WCAU WHAS Ad.-enturn or Jimmie AI en. WBZ WABC KMQX. 30 m. Hollywood Hotel. \X'ABC WPG WHAS Sports. WHAM WCAU W08M KMOX WBT, 1 b. Phil Baker, Martha Mean. Hope Vernon, SOn,l(S. WMCA Dao and Sylvi... KDKA lllm and Abn~r. WOR WGN Federal Housin,l! Talk. WN8X BC·WJZ News, music. WSM, 30 m. The Americans, WMCA. 2) m_ 1O.OO--Minslrel Show. Thea 11.45 A.M. EST, 10.45 CT Mary Woods. soprano. WLW 8.45 P.M. EST, 8.45 aT ··Ou..ID;Itic Art:' WPG \ntonio lorcz' Orchestrl. WPlA Eddie Lau,l::hton'\ music, WLW Karle, NBC·WJZ Du.ml-. W'BX Joe Haymcs' Orchestra, WABC Jan Garber's Ol(ht\tra. WOR WGN Boy Scout Drama. WHAS First Ni,;hter. NBC·WEAF 12 H. EST, 11 A.M. CT ·Og. Son of Fire," WBBM KMOX 10 P.M. EST, 9 CT 10.30-Kace Smith, CBS·WABC Pu,no r«lll-l, \\.TAF WEEI 'lnde Don, WOK. }O m. Fust: Ni,l::lltcr. Dun Amf"'Cbe. WEAF WEEI Roger Sweet. tenor, ""'GY Ooy,' Club. WMCA WGY WLW WSM WFLA. 30 m, - fi~lds Ind Hall. WJZ KDKA WSM \{elody Moments. WGN. )0 m. Minstrel. Then K.r1e. AI Betoard. Paul Du. 8.15 P.M. EST; 5.15 CT monl. WjZ ""8Z WHAM KDKA. 30 m. (All proxramJ are lilted in BaJter" ~ee:,~~~~~~t·r Vle...·s th~ 1';e..·" WBZ Frink and Flo, ""OR Mysterious Isllnd." drama. WEAP Boxjn., WMCA, 30 m. Standard Time. Central Timl iJ one Salt and P~I-nuts. WI.W (market, rinr re· Jimmy Allen's Adventures. WGY h . ports It 12.10) Orchestra. KDKA 10.15 P.M. ESTi 8.15 CT o/lr ear/ler.) Moss and Jones. WFl.A \1 and Petc. WlW Harlan EUll;eoe Read. WOR VOI(e of r'ICrCtleo(e, WABC WCAU WHAS fwlittht Flvorites. WFT.A Bridge Club. WGN ••30 A.M. EST, 5.30 CT \\"88M KMOX Bobby Benson. Sunny Jim. WABC WCAU 10.30 P.M. EST; a.80 CT Pur Trapper's infornution. WGY (6'" ) Home S.....tc( Home. WPG ·Skippy." WHAS WBRM KMOX Top o· Ihe Morning, WLW .-4 .-4) Current Events. WOR Investors' Service. Twilil!;hl Philosopber, Floyd Gibbons. WEEr r.dJie Pnor's Orchestra. WMCA, 30 m. IsiJoc Lubin "'Pindinll; Jobs for AmerklO 8.45 A.M. EST, 5.45 CT WMCA WIP Worker,,"' WEAF WC,V WFJ.A, ~o m. Tc.m. Dick Ind Hury. WGN 8.90 P.M. EST; 5.90 CT Health ExercisCi'. WEAP WEEI WGY. 1 h. Christine Hll....·e'. WNBX Jewish Hour, Kaboi Jonah B. Wise, WJZ Musical Clocl<. \'QDZ. 30 m. News and Marion MacAfcc, soprano. WBAP WBZ WIIAM. 30 m. Cousin Bob. WI.W '2.1 S P.M. EST, 11.15 A.M. aT othyminp; Reporter, lIews. drlwa, WEEI Silveltoppers. KDKA 7 A.M. ESTi 6 CT Hon~yboy InJ Sasufra,. WEAF W(EI 'Jews, Brevilies, WGY Ne.....'. WHAM The lady Fmj.:ers. \\."GY IRENE RICH Of Jrreel1 fame J/an i11 'lews Ind Gale Pue. sonas. WjZ Teachers' Colle.l:~. W'SM. 30 m. Musical Clock. KOKA. 1 b. Cb;trlc-s Sea". I~nor. WjZ WSM 'lews. welther. WBZ Kite Smith. WABC WPG WHAS JC,J;fOX. Prlyer. WLW Weather. wnz a program broadraJt Ot'er /he Pleuure Cruise. WHAM 30 m. 7.1S A.M. EST, 6.15 CT Market. pro.tuce repurt, KDKA NBC·IFjZ lIel""'" Frid.ys at 8 -omcd, Stars. Kt'KA Arthur Wlrren's Ot'ream Donor. WITAS. 30 m. 9 A.M. EST, 8 CT Horatio Zito's OrK.A., Markets, WSM Little )Ick Llttle's Orch~stra. WABC WCAU "Books." Levere Fuller. Wey RcJ Davis. Olin Dutra. W jZ WBZ WSM Musicale. WBZ 30 m. (WSM WHAM. at 9.30) (WPLA Sisters of the Skillet. WjZ WBZ Paul Kust, Rollo Hudson's Orchestra. Jllil Garber's OrchC'Stra, WGN I.t 9.1)) WHAS WBBM KMOX News. WHAM WADC WCAU Variety. WHAM Marty Ott. aceorJionist, W'PG '2 M. EST. 11 P.M. aT The.Hr~ Karen Flados. KDKA Vlciety WlIAS Ou~hin's joe Bmerson. WLW Club. WOR K~nt's Edl'lie Orthestra, WEAP WEBI Or~he~tra, Charlie Orchestra WLW \ivsle" Sket("h. \'(fOR WGY WSM lkvotion. WSM Maximilian Hergert's \'('MCA Studio Orchestra. WOR' Jan, Jude and Jerry. W.MCA. 30 m. Birthdly Club. WPLA Markets, middlY ,service. WGN. 30 m. hl~so. RalDh Kirbery anrl Felix' Orchestra, W]Z Mark love. WGN Sports IIlk. WGN W8Z W!lAM KOKA WFLA, ~ m. Metropolitan Parade, WABC WCAU WHAS 1.45 P.M. EST, 12.45 CT Sor~hCld" WNOX 7.45 P.M. EST: 8.45 CT of) m. (WPG It 9.30) Erldie lau&;:htoo'5 Orcheslra, WLW. 30 m. Southerners. WGY 4.80 P.M. EST, 3.30 CT Unde fna, WEAF WU.I WGY Wocds anJ Music. WJZ ""-'FLA. )0 m. Jacques Renlrd and Orchestra. WARe 8.15 A.M. EST; 8.15 CT rimer Tidnu."h. or&anisl. WGY Dln,l/eroUS Paradise. WJZ WBZ WHAM WPG WBAM KMQX. ,0 m. Johnny Man·in. WGY (WSM, 1) m,) Agriculturll markets. WBZ The Thf't't Cs. Trio. WJZ KOKA WI.W WSM Orchestra, WH.... S. 30 m. liealth 1I11e, WLW Or~hestrl, ERA C'''IC Chorus, WBZ. 30 m. Melod, Min. WFlA. Florence Richuri:c of Sp«,'h. WJ.Af WEEI WSM WFLA John AnJ!c1I. \VNBX bene Rich. "'Iew~l, of Enchantment." WJZ 1>o:",-s. Wandering Minstrel, Consumer's Coun· 30 m. nx Cillb. KDKA, 30 m. cil, WEEI New York Social Welfare program, WGY 4.45 P.M. ESTl 3.45 CT KDKA WSM Ferete Grofe's Orche\tra. WT.W. )0 m. Higb Priests of Harmony. WGY Stocks, WGY Cotton Queen Revue, WlW. }O m. Fra,.,k Dailey's OroheJ Q. How tall is RI( H .... RD Hi. t· and networks as 4:0 million l<.tter· V" in th:s instance rcpre.. the problem of what to wear [or (Contin/led from Page J) IH:R? Is he marrictl? pe.r~ns, we get a (ot~1 of. 40 sents a sc:n:n:Jetter word. The the:se occasions. She designed .1 E. T. 0., Monticello, N. Y_ millIOn hou~s spe~t macu,'~. lines below gi"e a clue: dress for her",1 f, inspired by the February 27, ,882, was graduated A. RICHARD 111"01 R If pre fet' Iy as rhe pnee paid for th,s .. familiar, easy.to-makeo. shirtwaist from the Uni"ersity of Michigan sighl "',hes tall alld u. 19hs '70 one hour of free entenain· V It style. has short sit-eves with and entered the practice of law at porlnds. He Jr Jmg/~. ment." Hoddy-doddy, pleats to make them full anJ coo~ Butte, .Mont., in Jnns~ He has !tIX .. Tinny, noddy. and a soft bow of the material at r Q. Who i the Or< he tra feaJer the neck. She makes it of silk ging­ children; was elected to the state on 81. -G CRO\8Y'S program? O. lord Debates •• $ ham, ",hich wa~hes beautifully and legislature in 1910, served five years F. c.. Th<: Bronx, N. Y. Answers to Last \Xreek's yet has a dressy feel mg. (IAIN­ as United States district attorney A. GI:ORGE STOLL i1 hiJ name. New Rochelle NimblewitS BOCIIFR uses it for evening [rocks.) and was eletted to the United AlthoJlgh not J() u:elJ l1101ln 011 Ihl! A uebate between Oxford Uni- h · h h I Ih No. 1. Good betttr btst, neyer IllWUlI"8ul~lm~ulllI••UllIl1ll~ States Senate in 1922. He was re- T:;asl CoaJ/} e IJ I'ery r()r" ar to 'R'crslitYII anti .Itlheb Cobllegde oft N:w Itt it rest, until l'our good is bet.. This and That elected in '928 in the face of the people 011 the PaCIfic Co"'/ oc ,e e '" e roa ca. o,er d . HOOVER landslide and he won re. the NBC.\'VEAF network on ter an your btUer IS best. (Continu,d from Page z) '. election for another six year term Atlanta Girl's Debut Monday, November 26. JA\lES No..2. Egg. [go, Ago, Age, Opera Company, the Detroir on November 6, last. JEA.' EGART, 20.y: 62. Dorch.1t

ome 15 years ago to the modern and solve this problem here; onlv WI DO OUA ,.utT mdio receiver. Radio production methods in the studio long. difficult research will accomplish that. I feel I've ha"e inueased in efficiency almost beyond imagination. done something, at least. in recognizlllg tlut such a pmI:-· The lJl Opt:ril amJlloOI. uho fection, as far as \\ e are phy,. th~ orch~rtrd th~ Yer}' (on cienriou5 oyer infi­ J"utJ lor LA\\'RE ·Ct TIBBETT pro­ !Cally able and \\.th,n our ?,rdlll J hm.tJcdlt (}f tl the f\'BC-II"jZ I1ttwork TlterJ.I)J nite details of our playiog. J/ 830 P. If. everlasting mechanic.11 limita- Studio musicians are. a a tions. \\hole, excellent artists,