Vol. 1 - No. 14 Cbicago, III., Week 01 January 24-30, 1932 Price 5c
Opera Stars to Radio Beauty *Cantor Remains Sing on Swift on Sunday Hour Garden Hour for Two Weeks • • 1932 Vigor~ Programs to Include Will Share Chase and Sanborn Leading International Artists Hour With JesseJ Until Feb. 28 • • International stMS of lhe Grand Eddie Cantor, saucer-eyed comedian, Opera and concert stage will partici has changed his mind about leaving pate in the 1932 "Swift Garden the Chase and Sanborn Hour, as pre Hour," sponsored by the Vigoro viously announced. At least he will Plant Food Division of Swift and appear this Sunday when he and Company, to begin Sunday, January George Jessel put on a comedy skit as 31, over tbe blue network of the NBC guest artists of the program to be system from 2:30 to 3 p. m. There broadcast over NBC networks at will be fifteen programs in the present 7:00 p. m. series. With tbe lwo comedians on the While lhe .mists who wilt appear program wilt be Dave RubinolT, who have won the highest honors in their will feature a special arrangement of respective fields, the programs to be tunes appropriate to the title. "CoIJe~ offered in the present series have been giate Overture." Rubinoff has com so arranged as to present old songs and posed a song entitled "Now That I melodies of popular appeal. Each pro Have You," which his orchestra will gram will be supp!"mentcd by a brief play on this broadcast. practical talk on gardening and home Local outlet WLS. beautification by the Master Gardener. These discussions will bring a sound • practical knowledge of gardening gain THE DODGE SIXES ed in years of research and experiment. AND BILLY WHITE and wil! be of interest cOlh to the pro ON WBBM WEEKLY fessional and amateur gardener. • Some of the artists wbo will ap A new series of bi-weekly broad pear in these Sunday afternoon con casts. headlining the "Dodge Sixes," certs arc; Tito Schipa, John Charles a fast-moving musical aggregation, and Thomas, Richard Bonelli, Claudio Billy White, the "platinum-voiced Muzio, "Men About Town", Marian tenor," is now being heard. This Andetson, Geotge Meador, Mario feature will be heard at 8 :45 p. m. Chamlee, Attilio Baggiore, Ensemble, each Monday and Thursday, until Everett Marshall, Dennis King. the first week in February when a Wednesday night broadcast will be • added, making the series a tIi-weekly Polish Music on presentation. Above is a new picture of Countess Olga Albani, National Broad Billy White. the soloist, is a mem~ WLS Each Sunday ber of Frank Westphal's WBBM staff casting Company soprano, who is one of radio's most popular orchestra. He is widely known to radio Native Polish music features a new singers as well as being (as anyone can see) one of its most beautiful audiences for his previous work in foreign program over \VLS, Sundays women. Countess Albani, formerly featured on the Maxwell House Chicago under Ted Fiorito and on the at I: 30 p. m. The program is spon Pacific Coast, where he was featured sored by the Polish-American Building and the Eastman Kodak programs, is now heard every Sunday at with Gus Arnheim's band. White's and Loan Associ,Hions. and temporari 8:45 p. m. over a coast to coast NBC network on the Buick Revelers voice has somewhat lhe same quality and high clear range as that of Morton I}' discontinues th" Cross Roads Sun Program. Local outlel WENR. day School, which has been heard at Downey. Billy's side specialty is the this time heretofore. banjo.
I Read Intimate News of the Radio Stars on Studio Gossip Pag;-j , I Aileen Stanley In Thompkins Comers New WBBM Series Final Opera "Problem Child" IS • Broadcast Guest This Sunday FeaLUred on the new "Speedway" program series prcsentl'd each Tuesday When Mayor Matt Thompkins and and Saturday at 8:00 p. m. over his "Real Folks" of Thompkins Cor· WBBM. is Aileen Stanley who enjoys ners, U. S. A., go on the air over the an internationally famous reputation Columbia network from 4:00 to 4:30 as a musical comedy star. Otber artists p. m. this Sunday, the occasion of tbe in~lude " Gus" Haenschen and his 0[ moment will be a dinner for the under chestra. the " Scrappy" Lambert Quar privileged boys of the village, with tet. and the four piano team of Rufus Loper, the reclaimed "problem Ohman. Arden, Rodemich and Lieber child" as its inspiration and its guest field. A song favorite of mOIl' than a of honor. Interruptions of various quarter of a century ago, "In My sorts disturb Mayor Mau·s speech~ Merry Oldsmobile," will form the making, trouble devops in the kitchen, theme song of each program In this Horace's insistence on rendering his new transcription series. trombone solo causes something of a • commotion, and other events lead to an unforeseen ending to the banquet. H ockey Discussions Local outlet WGN. on WIBO Each Week • • Tile Hot Stove League, a new Whiteman's "Finds" hockey feature. will be broadcast over The final opera of the W ill S ing Friday WIBO each Saturday at 1 :45 p. m. season, bOtll for patrons of the Civic Opera House I will feature a fifteen minute discus on Pontiac Series and for radio listeners, will sion of hockey games, plays and • be heard this Saturday night Auditi-on Winners Will be Heard players, under the leadership of J oe at 8: 00 when NBC presents ' on Youth of America Progra.ms Springer, veteran WIBO sports re "Martha", the opera by von Flotow. porter. The new broadcast was created in four acts. It will be sung in Italian by a large cast, starring Leola • Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, Buf in response to requests from countless Turner, soprano, and Tito Schipa, tenor. who are shown above. The 110ckey fans for this type of program. falo and Boston will be the next cities conductor will be Frank St. Leger. The local outlet is "WLS. visited by Paul Whiteman in his • nation-wide search for new radio AL AND PETE CHANGE WBBM Thespians In WESTPHAL poo-poos THE talent. BROADCAST TIME ON WLS SONG WRITING BUSINESS In Cleveland, the third audition is • a Program "Scoop " • already under way. and the winner Al and Pete, the WLS "Nut- "Song writers earn big pay!" Every will be introduced over a coast-to crackers" have changed their broadcast A series of sustaining programs en time Frank Westphal. WBBM orches coast NBC network next week, on the schedule at WLS to 1 :00 p. m. each "Youth of America" program spon litled "The Scoop," has been launched tra director. runs across one of those day, in order to broadcast at the time sored by the makers of Pontiac auto when most listeners have progressed over WBBM. They are presented in advertisements. he lets out a loud guf mobiles, and heard every Friday at from soup to nuts at their noon-day dramatic form and concern the activ faw. T hen he will tell you about a 9:00 p. ro. Hereafter Whiteman. meal. ities of P hil Peters, a newspaperman, framed check of his for $1.30 which whose orchestra w ill be heard each and bis fia nce, Ann Lewis. Each epi~ represents h is song royalties for one week in the "You th of America"· sode of the series is a complete story. year. And Frank is an old timer in the series, will hold an audition in tach city he visits. Vincent Haworth. well known business. Local outlet WENR. Radie4iuideNATJOMA~ J ~u '1:1, W"Uy 'J I'ooo.u.. •• h.so...... radio leading man, takes the role of "Why kid the poor amateurs," Vol. 1 - No. 14 .Ja nvar y U-31t, 1932 Phil Peters. Bess K. Johnson, dr a ~ Frank says. "even the hits of the day • A LA WINCHELL matic star, takes the role of Ann. Ray wear themselves out with the p ublic PobU. bed ..-...,\;:1, b7 nadlo Go l d~. lae. t :l3 1'l.Jmoatll Court, CI>Ic&Po ill. 'teL l'I'a"".b !M! Appelby and Jack Daily play various before the royalties start coming in. Paul Whiteman•. one of the fore- character parts. , Of course there are the few Bed ins most furnishers of the nations dance J; nt~red ....~ond ~I ..a matter Octo~ r 21. 1001, at the 1'Olt Oltice. 010.'0. IlJJoo]_ under T he skits are presented each Friday and Gershwins. but it's just a w aste music. has never learned to two-step, tb • .let ot Ihrel> 3, 1879 at 9:00 p. m., and each Sunday at of time for the rest of the mere according to Walter WinchelI , NBC 8:15p.m. mortals... master of ceremonies.
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2 Dickson to Star Bess JOhllS0ll on -"--, NBC With "Skippy" MBBT the AIlTIST EAST AND DUMKE
"Dear East and Dumke," wrote a pheum circuit sent for them to offer a frantic housewife one day last year, six-year Keith-Orpheum contract. "how can I kcep my husband from Of course they took it. Six years snoring? He is driving me mad." The later, during a Mississippi flood dis two Sisters of the Skillet, who broad aster. they made their first radio ap cast nine times weekly over an NBC pearance, for some of their benefit per network. sat down to consider. It formances given after the regular show would be a terrible shame to drive the were broadcast by Southern radio sta poor woman crazy, they dt'cided, and tions. And even then, inexperienced if they could prevent it they certainly mike-men that they were, the fans re would. That afurnoon they broad sponded and begged for more. cast a concise and effective remedy. About three years ago, the two "Cork plaster will do the trick," was ,'audevillians turned to radio and the glad word, "cork plaster applied gradually built up their Sisters of the
Versatile Artells Dickson will face the microphone of the Columbia network as guest star of the pro gram' Vitality Personalities," \Ved "Skipp}'" is on the air again. Bess nesday at 9:00 p. m. Dickson is Johnson, one of radio's most beautiful not only a baritone of considerable dramatic stars goes with it. She's ability, but has also been in demand "Skippy's" mother and she's tall. for his talents for comedy and dia How to arrange the microphone so lect. Local otltlet \\'BBM. that little Franklin Adams can get in his words is beginning to puzzle studio technicians. The program is on a Cooper Joins WBBM coast-to-coast network of the National Broadcasting Company daily except Staff of Writers Sunday at 5: 15 p. m. • Local outlet WENR . Willis O. COOpC'f. widely known writer and product'r for radio, has re SONGS OF YESTERDAY cently jainI'd the continuity stalT at • WBBM. "Songs of Yesterday," a popular feature, occurs over WCFL every Mon His first work wiU be "The Witch day at 9: lOp. m., featuring Koby and ing Hour," a new series of breath his orchestra. taking dramas, which was inaugurated over WBBM and the Columbia nct gently but firmly over patient's nose Skillet club which now boasts a and mouth. Failing this, we suggest nation-wide membership of harrassed work on January 23 at 4:30 p. m. In tbat a small harmonica be placed over housewives, who :isten daily to the LOG CABIN SYRUP this serirs, he will write thrillers from affected part to produce, after some outpouring of burlesqued household the field of the supernatural with the practice, pleasant slumber music." advice. now presents sl'tting laid in a strange house on a Three weeks Ltter the woman went For the rest. "The Sisters" are lots lonely hill. "The stories are so eerie." mad-altho East and Dumke could of fun to listen to and to know. They Cooper explains. "that the sponsor never understand why. are tremendously fat and they don't was afraid to put them on later in the You see, the two Skillet Sisters ans mind. they have a grand sense of ~~REAL evening. " wer about 30,000 domestic problems humor which they don't object to In addition to free-Ianc.e writing a year via the air, and they always get sharing with their thousands of radio and agency work, Cooper was for two to the bottom of the question, they friends. Both were born down Indiana years continuity editor of the "Empire will tell you. How to reduce quickly way, where they grow 'em hail and Builders. " and painlessly, what brunctte wife husky. East was born in Bloomington, FOLKS" • should do about hubby's blonde play where he attended the University of Every Sunday BOB BECKER DISCUSSES girl, how to extract perfect obedience Indiana. Dumke lived in South Bend SHEDD AQUARIUM INMATES from spoiled children-anything and and joined the football boys at Notre COI.UIUBIA • everything is answered cheerfully by Dame for a college career . A new game of salt water "base East and Dumke with joy in their "Laugh and grow fat" is one of ball" in which one of the curators of hearts and a smile on their lips. their mottos. Another is. "See all-tell NETWOIlK the Shedd Aquarium in Grant Park, The two domestic comedians, who ,1I-know nothing!" Which may be ~:oo to ~:30 E. s ...... Chicago. uses an eight inch fish to toss weigh, between them, about 500 true but nevertheless, some of their to the sharks, will be described by Bob pounds or one quarter of a ron, have advice, in spite of its humorous dress Becker in bis program on WGN this worked together for the last ten years. ing. can often be taken with good "Rcal Folks" and the doings Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Bob went to They met in Indiana where they were effect. Parents of the old school ap at Tholllpkins Corners have the Shedd Aquarium a few days ago both playing in the same orchestra, but prove of their method of handling .c1Iai'gcd time and slat ion. in order to strike up an acquaintance such talent as they now specialize in spoiled children, altho Angelo Patri Sponsored by Log Cabia with the sharks, muskalone, jewfish was not doomed to be wasted in the may object. But sometimes tbe rougher Syrup. Ihis famollS program and other queer members of the finny vain and empty clatter of a brass band. measures do work. And maybe the now eomes to you ove" tribe. It was then that Director W. T. The two boys made a bee-line for "Sisters" think back to their own Columbia Broadcasting Sys Chute showed how they have to liter better things. childhood when many a hairbrush was lem elatious every Sunday ality stick small fish in the shark's And that line took them straight to warmed against their tough and nftcrlloon al 5:00 to 5:30 mouth in ordj:r to get them to eat. In the vaudeville stage where, even as be naughty skins-with telling results. E. S. '1'.-4:00 to 4:30 C. S. T. bis broadcast Mr. Becker will also re ginners. they managed to pull sixty Their programs, made up of har veal many interesting bcts about the dollars a week out of their fl{'W pro mony and comdey songs interspersw queer creatures which are housed in the fession. A few months later, after an with ludicrous shortcuts to household Shedd Aquaqum including the little unexciting tour of the small town efficiency, arc still delighting a wide A Pt'&fllfcl of CCllcral Food, Corporaliqll aea horses. theaters. the head of the Chicago Or- audience of appreciative "Skillet" Cans. 3 PROGRAMS FOR SUNDAY, JANUARY
1:15 W)JAQ--Clwrctl ot the ::- TOWN 5 It is now said that "TIme On My Hands" Charles Tazewell of the Columbia contin- Alex Gray, baritone heard six times a When the Eno Crime Club presented Is not the sequel to "The Prisoner'S SOng," uity staff, wrote the book for the new musl- in the "MUsic That Satisfies" over ''Terror Keep," It brougM back stirring but the personal theme song of AI Capone, cal comedy "Sugar Hill," starring Miller and I~~~'':;::::i,;says that the two hardest. and memories of the Boer War to actor Clifford who is whiling away the hours in a. Chicago Lyles, negro comedians. The theater is the two hottest, jobs of his Walker. Be was in the BrItish South AfrI jaU. Al, who is awaiting action on appeal fa.miliar ground to Tazewell, for he once ...... , can Army and a fellow soldier with Edgar taken from a penitentiary sent.ence, is said served as stage manager for Margaret /- Wallace, the author of the mystery story, to have heard the number on the jail radio Anglin, and has taken roles in several At the time they were comrades in arms and immediately notified turnJr:eys that it Broadway productions. Wallace had not started writing prose. was his personal theme song. Rudyard Klpllng, a. member of the .same detachment, had looked over some of the For the second• consecutive* • year, Peter • • • ve~ written by Wallace and had advL.<:ed Dixon, whose Raising Junior program is him never to attempt a. literary career. Kelvin Keech, NBC announcer wbo earned heard six nights a week through NBC his living In Europe as a Ukulele player and networks, has attained recognition In the bamt leader before turning to radio, has a Frank WUstach dictionary of similes. This • • • year's Dixon contribution was "as fitting as the beauty of cream In iced eoffee." Ray Perkins, NBC humorist, reports on * ,., * career to date were singing love ballads to visiting the current New York automobile Hollywood beauties While his vest buttons Lowell Thomas, whose nightly b""d,,,_.t'l melted, his eyes burned and his llalr on ropics of the day hurd smOked under the heat from the relentless tional Broadcasting Kieig lights; and stoking coal on the high seenBlonde and Captive." heard in Ita n:'~w::~~:~:~:t;!1:~t: seas at a. dollar a day, Withington, explorer, ,., * * who went to Australia to a Jiving ex- ample of the Neanderthal man. Lou Cawen, writer of the "March of the * ,., • Hours" in Radio Guide, is to become a ukulele case made entirely of tin cans. The The Mystery Cbef is a descendant of the Air," a. la Winchell, over case was a present from an Australian regi oldest Scottish nobility and frequenUy Thursdays and Fridays ment during the World War, wears the kilts of his clan while carrying on lii'i'~!~~,pi~;;;- on saturday at 5:30 p.m. cUlinary experiments preparatory to his to begin Wednesday Jan- show that "the new automobiles may be all Columbia broadcasts. Recently an owl declined ... Note the date right, 'lUt they haven't improved the clut.ch • • • all superstitious, not at all! system of the horse and buggy era." The fireside Philosopher started, last Sat urday a. series of talks on interesting places, on the Fa.rmer Rusk Period of Station • • •• • • • WMAQ. Last Saturday the suMect was Phil Cook, the Quaker Man, runs up and RoJ)ert Simmons, NBC tenor, changed his Montreal. This week he will take his lis stairs in the New York NBC building first name when he learned that there was teners over that historic sl;retch of water day. It is the only exercise he gets. another William Simmons of prominence in -The St. Lawrence River from Montreal "',•. : Who want to talk: with him often the music world. His friends still call him to Quebec. These talks form a. splendid to run along, too, Bill, nevertheleS&. introduction for those people who are about to visit the old country for the first time. The Farmer Rusk Period begins at 12:15 Saturday afternoons. • • • perched on the window sill of his cooking' CllIC.&GO·S n'&DIQ l'l I:DTOGliAPKEB,& Juvenile actors around Columbia's Chi laboratory. Roof Cardell S T. CLAIR HOTEL SU Perior 4660 cago studios have been bitterly disillusioned " 'Ow'U you 'ave your breakfast?" he Camera Portraits - Publicity Pictures - Reproductions by Chief Evergreen Tree, whose bird and asked the impromptu visitor. Whereupon MAURICE c.',."v". M, B . I'AUL, 1';CIUT8 animal imitations are a part of "The Lone the owl took one look at the kilts, shouted l'ublleit,. WoI! Tribe" broadcasts. "Hoot, mon" and ned for the SOuth. On the right cheek of the chieftain there is a sharply defined scar, and the youngsters • • • have whispered the Wildest Of speculations "Mrs. Penny:t:eather," who giggles with The Cuckoos over an NBC network, once as to the tight in which he received it. prepared music rolls for player-pianos. Then, quite casually, the chief gave them THAT the low-down. A motorcycle he was riding • • • crashed into the back end of a flivver. Nat Brusiloft tells one about the most MUSICAL costly bit of work he and his band ever INSTRUMENT • • • undertook. They were playing at a house Mark ,Warnow, Columbia conductor warming in Wash.ington, and the drummer DOES IT NEED REPAIRING? claims that one of his early music teachers had left his sticks at home, Nat directed can qualify for joining the ranks of the SEE most absent-minded professors. Mark re- George A. Ostertag 22 West Division Street-Room 6 Telephone Delaware 8893 We Make and Repair VIOLINS GUITAR BANDURRIA VIOLA MANDOLIN OCTOVINA one of his men to take a. chair down to CELLO UKELELE LAUTEN the basement and withdraw the rungs for BASS BANJO GUITAR BASS use in place of the missing sUcks. ThiS was calls the day, when, after coming in out done, and mUch to Nat's alarm, the chair BOW RERAIRING A SPECIALTY (If a driving rain, the teacher put his um turned out to be a prized piece and he was brella. carefully to bed and climbed Into obliged to turn in his week's salary to pay the kitchen sink to dry oft. for having it repaired. • • • Thumbnail Skekh on Ralph Parks , •• Ralph Parks, chier oC studio announcers Get " Coast to Coa st" at WCFL has been with the station almost &bree years, starting first as a musician with With This New All-Wave Tuner _ \'0]01""" .. t.~p$" Subscribe to Radio Guide!!! .,}immy Komck's orchestra, in which he played the saxophone, but remaining to . ~ """hi"".!aU(m" ~010R!~I.Isleo SIX' Mo n ths - $1 . 25 One Year-$2.00 eventually become an announcer. Ralph Nl,I,1I1 I'''''~,"'o ,~~•• _.'.~,,:, I was educated in the School oC Education at g. ~\r.~~ "~o'i)~I~V RADIO GUIDE, the University of Dlinols, but followed his .',... ,.,1.1 orr.. 423 Plymouth C our t musical bent, migrating to New York, where Lab•.• S9;;li Caire llI A. M. 10;15 WGN- Farm ~l'\iC& wnnM-Dan:r Times ~ews Fla.'lllea 3:30 WON_Emery Darcy, baritone: Alle. lfENR-8inglog Strings; Walter Blaufus, "I nO-Bonded Motorists !;erea.ade Hoff. cGotralto a04 Music Il'eaver s ------~~------I mrectO)t. NBC 6 : 00 WC F L-Sunrlse Hour nS-Wntber; Frnit a nd V eget:ab l~ W.EXIt-The Lad)' Ne,.t Door: cb.lldren', WJlAQ-~llIsica1 Rodgepodgll WLS-WLS Smile A WhOe P r ogram Market; E"ening Post .P.f'POrter program. NBC WAA}'_ Farm Folks Hour J..-YW-Rosl! Vanderbosch, planlst WA A}' - Rearn.aded Blnebird WMAQ-Tbe WOlllao'$ CaleDdar : .Jane "Un-Neighborhood Gossip 6:20 WLS-WLS TradiDC Post 11:50 WO .N"--Good H ealth a nd Tralnlnc: lI~mJlton W AAF_Yelody Lalla lfCFl".---Brown Palace Orchestra. KBC 6:30 WMA Q-Y. Jot C. A. se1llllg·up exercise. WO ES-Cbeer Tunes WIlIl:ll-Dorotby Dads WIBo-Uncie .John's Famn,. ".BBM-The Tune!!mitbs; trio P.M- "JJD--Howard L. Peterson, organist lfLS-Cumberland RkIg& Runners 10:-'0 WGX- To be announced " All }'-Vlctor lIf'rbert Melodle. 6: 45 WLS-MBple CIty Four aad Ra.lllh Em· ~H!N R_Rngers Musical Trio. NBC 12:00 t\"GX- ''1tld-day Services" lfGES-Mclo(ly Parade f'rSOn l'fIlUM-Amer. lnst. of Food. "~L\Q-fo'8rmer Rusk; News nashI'll IUno-Dlck RawlelgtJ, crooner 6:55 Wn nll-Fann lntormatloll WInO-News of the Duy "1I1IM-Amerlcan Medical Association Wi nO-Luncheon Musical., 3:40 Ifl llH-Gospel ServIce In Creek 7:00 Wf,: X-Leonard Salvo's Moll Bo:l'. K YW-Toward Ii World Cultuu 1f1,S-Pralrie Farmer Pinner-ben Frog. WEX 1t -~laze 3felotly; Harry Kogan·, w e ~' J,-On tho 8: I~: LIIndt 'l'rlo and lI'JJD-~lorning Organ Melodies 3 : 45 ot W,\.\ F _ Errie Harvey; Chat tor Wom 1', M . WCFL-MIllinery Workers UnIon WDUM-11oM. Buros' Panatela; Guy 10:30 WGN_TIle Camel Quarter Hour; Morto.. WIBo-Travel 'l'reats; Orchestra Lombardo'" orcbestra. NBC Downey: Renard's orchestra. CBS KTW_H!r,l'S program WC}'L-Song!l 01 Yesterday .,25 "lUQ-Pr;"Cess Pa.t beunly talk WJJD--International Buckle Buster. WEXR-Don Pedro'S Orchestra. NBC lHBD-~1a Zcppy's Short !;'11ort Stories "'BB~--su.cce'M Illten',ews WGES--Xeopolitan Nlgbts Wll..\Q-Tlme Signal: I'i-:llAQ Da.nce Orch- Ji:rW-Teaberry Sports Rtporter XY1\'-Phllllps Flyers; Re:>; Mauj)lD's estra; weather report 7,)5 WCFL-BulleUn Board Labor Flashe. orcbestra .:. WE:'iR-',,'bat·s the N~w!!; I'nll.iam Clark WCFL-Jesse Crawford: orgunlst. 7;45 WO;o;_Double Pl:lllos; Del 011'1011 aDd wcnW--Studlo :MUSical Prosr:un WIJIo-Buddy Fisher's OrChes1.n. 1lGN-Dlnner llusic Allan Grant Wc nt-Bland Co·eds W3L\Q-'l'hc CNc(l.go Daily News ot the WCI"L_AssocI3tlon 01 Real Estate Tax· KYW_Dan Russ-o's Orcheslra Air; '"I"asbions," Achsah Kimbl"ough payers 01 IllinoIs . 9,15 WInO-Buddy Fisher's Orchestra WCnT-Junior League Pl.:lyers 11 CFL- DeLu: A,M, IS: :10 WeX_Thrm Sen'lce; weather .ud LIve 10:00 WON-Organ Speclalty WCli'L-Jau Program Stock 1""l'Orls; SingIng with the Orga.o. .h."Y1f_Mre. A. M. Goudles; ooollinc Jes· \\""EN II-General Etectrlc Ilome Circle: 15:00 WCFL-Sunrl!l"e 1I0ur WlllJ.1I-Tony's Scrapbook; Anthony sons. NBC Theodore Webb, baritone; ort:~o. NBC WLS-WU:; Smile a \\'hn~ Time WOIlS. CBl:! W;\IAQ-PnbUc SchOOls Program WOOM-Dorothy Davis WAAl'-:t;'urm I:'olks Uour WIBO-Organ :MelOdies WCFL-Forelsn RecordIngs WIBo-Around the Home 15,20 WL5-WU; Tradlnc Post Wl,S-E~enlng rust Reporter; Wlno-PreslDn Sen.... s at the Orl8.llW K"l"1f-Prudence PenDy weather reDOrt Tbeatre org:ln WJ~D-The Hoofer" 6:30 'DI,\Q-Y. M. C . ./I., settlng·op e:rerclsell WA.,U·_.... anlty Fair WLS--Lh'estoell: Markets; .Jim Poole WA.\1'"-The Bandstand ~'IBO_Unc!e Jobn's bmlly Pou,lry Market ... WLS--Curoberland flIdge Runner" WOES-Bohemian lIIelodies W,JJD--llary Alden: home tnlk 11:15 '\"l::sn-I'at Barnes In Person; Impu·. WL5-Pralrle Farmer Family Pa.ty 8:40 \\'lI.\Q-'l'om Waring's Song r.ecilal. NBC aonatfons. NBC 15:45 WAA£-Jlm and Bob ; Hawalla!! duo 6:45 f;"(l'X-'l'om Blanchard's Show JO:W-'l'he Real Geo. Wael,lngton; Clta& 15:55- 1TDB~-Farm Inlorm.lt1on WSHC-Home Hours ' ''MAQ-Western Clock Progr~m. NBC Long and Edna ColematL NBC W{ll:S-The Music Room 1:00 WOS-Leonard !:kI1,·o's Mail Box WLS--A. and P. Program: Ottr Dally WlIAQ-Beautlflll ThougMs: Chuck, Ra, WC}'L-On the a:l~; Landt Trio lind 1nI"BI-Parents' Bible StOry Hour "nd Gene; Irma Glen, Drpnilft. KBC White, songs .lad palter. NBC Food; George Rector. NBC 1'JJ nO-College Three WlUQ-Top 0' tbe Morning; Farm~r I'1'CF L--P.adlo Shoppers Cluh 10:15 1fGX-Farm Sen'lce Ru~k WA.J,},'-'£uoeEhopp.e; live stock market WMAQ-Rh)·thm RaJnblers; Harold WJJD-Chamber ~Iusic WnB:ll-~u"lcal TIme Sa,·ers Stokes' Orchestra.. Nnc WAAF- .....orld .Kews ReDOrts KYW_)larsh:l!1 t·leld &: Co.'s MusIcal 9:00 WG~-Thrm Sen·!ce; First Hog Marke!; KTW-Ilou""hold Institute: dramaUu- 11,25 WA.AF-Llve Stock: Market Clock Old Time Fnorlte". organ IO·\\"-~Irs. Blakc's Column. NBC tion. NBC WJID-Internatlon:tl Bllckle Busters 11:30 W{lN-Pail1ted Dreams; WBBM-J. Wllson Dotl', organIst WCFI..-Yurlet.,y Program Sponsored b, "'1$__ 11'111>ur and Ezra; comedy skit Mlckelberrl' W,\AI'_COrree and Puns IOU.Q-Tra\"el Talks WElOR-Walter Binufuss Ensemble. NBC WCRW-!\Iuslcal Break/sst WIBO-Famous S!ngeu WBB:\I_Bo Peep Program WlUQ-ll'armer Rusk; 'I'O"D C1"ler; W~tAQ Salon qUllrtet W){BI_~lornil1g \\'orshlp PerIod WL8-tlome1" CrlWths; Friemlly Phllos WJ.lO--Nelghborb.ood Gos .. lp opber WAAI,.-llelodl' Lane: Oldtime Pop. WC}o'l..-Barton Organ Recital by E-ddJ' 7:15 WCFI._Mornlng Shullle WAAF-Sing and Sweep W{lE5-Poetlc MusIngs Hanson WG~-Ch3rlie Whlte's G~.... of the Air WGES-Ecboe!l 01 Poland lI"B.Dll-Jane Snowden, household ach'Wol" tflHI~-\\"e Mederns 10:30 WGX_To be announeed lI'L5-P.a.der's Gospel Tabernacle 9:10 W"MAQ-Unlted States Nay}" Band. NBC .h"YW-}o'ranceli Ingram; beauty .... WEND_Home Service NBC KII'r_Farm and Home Hour. NBC 9:15 WG~_Dlgest of the day's lIew. 1:1& .oI,\Q-~rnlng 'lfOf5hip: Time .!ti5nals WH AQ-Board of Trade Wl.ID--Young Mothers' Club WC.l'L-(;heerto; inspirational talk and fi'lL\Q-Bl"een and de Rose; vocal and losl1"umeotal duo, NBC " ...lNJI-Qur Cll)': civic talk W ,\A }'-ClIIger9lta]>6 mujs~. NBC KTlf-U. S. MarIne Band. NBC 1'I'DnM-Amer. InsUlute of FOOd! WC JtW-Josephlne Program Wnnll-Chrlstlan Sclenca Churches ot wrnO-New! of Ihe Day I~BBi![_Metody 'l'lme; SkIpl.er Fl)'nn, lI!inois WJJJ)-Mol'nlng Organ Melodies WIJlo-Bul(n'a Eye Openers tenor WGES-Canary Concert WA.AF-The Fireside Philosopher W_\.\F_'1"lme, 'I'u'les and Topics WC.Es--.song!! 01 Hal, lfJJ D-Hul'I'r Go Luckr Time. Art Llnlck 9,25 WLS--Jung"s Gardcn Talk tnlBI-Muslc "G 0 L D 7,45 \\")1 \Q_Cream 01 Whea!; JoEy Bill and 9,30 WG:S-Chlcai:o Board of Trade GralD 10:40 'YlI.\Q-Hu:;-o Mariani and his ~larloJ1· June. KBC Reports etles. NBC "(;~-Uoonar~ 8a',-0'9 )!al! Bo.J; Is Where You Find It" ~~ur Dsny Food; George r.ector. 1O:l5 WLS-"Steamboat Br:!" WGX-Hank llarringtou and Ills lI:lDker. A fascinating little booklet that might Ing!! WOBlIJ_Burnham's Beauty Ch~t mean the turning point in your life, is 8:00 \W"'-Qp~ruUc Echoes: Ylncent SOre)"s WE'S 1l-J11I and Judy: .Joyou, Advelr:lde t{) cover mailing. \YM \Q-Unlvenlty of Chic.lgo: Colonial 9:35 W{lK-D!gest 01 the ...... ':11 WlUQ-WYAQ 8yDcop,atou 5: U "EN.R-8kiPllY; eblldren's llkit, NBC 3:15 WCFJ.-Nl,gbt Court ,:15 'WIAQ-News Flashes wltb W9XAP W.AQ-Ocean Towers WBBJI'-st>eed Demons Orchestra KTW-Healtb Talk "Gft-Ullcle Q uln's Pwu:h and Judy $how WI.JD-&Ion Orchestra 11:45 " ON_WGN MUIIlc Wea.. "u WC FL-John Maxwell; lood tall!. 8 :)Q WBUM-Dally Times News Fla.shu WLs-,shoppers' Servtce WGN-Eno Crime Club. CBS WIBO-The & Z;Cl:"fcid Follies-To-rat-tat-tat-ta and also Roosevelt Theatre-Those of you who as Palace Theatre-The King Is back. in town, Terrace Garden, ;"!larrison Hotel - Do n ha_cha_cha . . • The Fanfare announces siduously trace the destines of the stars Paul Whiteman of the Pontiac Whlte Pedro's vocal-II oops too worth while to lhe presence of Zlegfeld's perennial pa of the tarnished screen know plenty about mans, chieftain of the tribe, is here with be ignored. Deserving of an e"ening of geant of pulchritude . .. the ha-cha-cha young Doug. Thooe of you who don't, will Mildred Bailey, Jack Fulton, Jr. and all anyone's time. Is for Richman, rhyUun, refrains, revelry, bave to be told. He's a great performer, a the rest of hls satellites, His presentation talented young man whose histrionic College Inn, Hotel Sherman-Glamorous and everything else that goes to make up includes some of his great numbers of the Thursday night theatricals have become this gr-rand revuslcal! (minots, second activities must be enthuSiastically ap~ past that you've come to like so well, and traditional apj51ying lustre to worthy BeD plauded, He appears currently with Joan week). some of his newer groups that you're Bemie Maestrolng. And the eve 1' Blondell in "Union Depot." Almost the going to like. The screen features Eddie changing color spray blends hannoniously. Samson and Delilah-Not the Blblcai dra entire movie takes place on one set. If Quillan In the vernacular vehicle "Big ma, but an Ironic comedy with a Europea n you haven't seen "Grand Hotel" you'll Shot." Canton Tea Garden-The exotic becomes setting and a tragic ending. Jacob Ben thrill to this. If you have seen "Grand melodie with the deft, certain baton Ami gives 0. bizarre and vivid portrayal of Hotel," you'll like this anyway. Avalon Theatre-"Under 18" is having its guidance of Danny Russo. A chow mein an erotic post-war poet ... both tears and highway for those who want smooth laughter for the price of one admission. ~;;::=:::;;:::;;;;:::::;;:::;;;;;;;;::;:;;;=:;; I stunningout.~of-the-loo Maripa n premiere,Marsh) at (againthis garden with traveling. Adelphi, secolld week). ~ spot of the south side. Featured in the Rubaiyat-8t. Clair Street'" colorful offer As lIusbnllds Go-Oh hushands may come second half of the double-feature bill are ing to Chicago night-lifing. An intimate and husbands may go but they won't let capable Nanna Shearer and Bob Mont- nOOk-a.-way rhapsodized by the transcen their wives go on forever. , . have you a gomery in "Private Lives." There has been dent harmonics of Eddie South, "The little gigolo In your home? Well, just in a careful adherence to the Coward show Dark Angel of the Violin." case, you'd better go see this sophisticated in this movie, and almost every line, and song, has been carried over. 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WIBO-Contr:>.ct Bridr;:11 Lessons 1'I'JllU--S!:Iut-In Request Program "BBM_Da'ly Times News FJBshu KY1'!'-Rer Maupin's Aces of the Air <15:00 WeI'I._Sunrlse Hour 10:05 l'rL8-Varlety Acbl "lBO-Bonded Motorl!rts Sereuade WMAQ-Dan a.nd Sylvia; ~ktt WUI-WLS l5m(le-A·Wbil", Time 10:15 WGX-Farm Scrvlee WJJD_Muslcal Quarter Hou~ WLS-Wllbur and Ezra; comedy skit WAAJ<'_l"arm F'olks Hour WMAQ-Slnglng Strings; Walter Blaufuss, WLII--WeBlher, fruit and vegetabla WAA1'-Tea TIme Topics dj~ector. NBC markets WMDI-5unday School LIlMlOn <15: :i!O "LS-WLS Trading Post WAAlt'_Hedheaded BluebIrd WF.~n-Kecplng Up With D:t.ughter; J:lS WlIAQ-News flaahes ~:30 lTJ!.\Q-Y. M. C. A.. setting-up e:rcrctses dramatic sketch. NBC 11:50 WON-Good Health and Tralnl~ K"rW-Health tllik WI nO-UDele John and his Family KYW-lIou!U!bold lnstltute; I"IralWlliza· U:5'5 YfLS-E"eJllug Post Reporter 'lfL8---Sears Sboppers' Service 1'I'LS-Prairi" Farmer Family Party tion. NBC l1'IDO_Thll Song Shop; Adrien's Or ~:45 "LS-)!aple City Four an" Ralph Em· ",CPI,-Variety Program chestra; Earl WilkIe, barlton.. erson: Hal O'Hallorl'n lfJJD-Nelghhorhood Gossip P."'- ':.30 W~!j;;.woma.n's Caleodar; Double SU4.I 111:55 1'I'UU~I-Farm Information "AAF_~elody wile 7:00 WOK_Leonard Salyo's :>.~!! Dor. WOES-U3PPY Hlts 12:00 ",aN-Mid-Day ServIces WENB-Eastman Sehool SyrnphoP7 01'0 'fI'C I'L--On the 8 :15; Landt '1'1'10. aoog!! wnRM_Do Beep Program "BilK-American Medical Ass'D. CBS ehestra. NBC and patter. NBC Yt"JlAQ-Farmer Rusk WBBM-Dorothy Davis WMAQ-Top 0' the Mornlnl;; Farmer ft'LS-Prairle Farmer Dlnnerhen pro&. WIBD-DIck Itaw1etcll. CrOOner Pousk WJJD-Pnul Rllder's Couriers KYW-Rex Maupin Aces of the Air WDBM-1!usica\ Time Saver WAAJ,'_Noon·thne llIelodles; weather WJJD--Howard L. Peterson, org3nist Kl'l\'_~larshall r,'leld & Co.'. Musleal 1I'CIII-F:>mlllar Melodies WAAF-Rlchnrd Noreua tennr Clock WMlJI_!i:vangellst!c Service WGRS-Melody Paradll ' WU,_Wllbur and E~ra; comedy skit WIDO_Luucbeon Mus\cale WMBI-Llthuanlan Service lrJJO-Tnternational Buckle Busters It:G5 "'JlBM-Farm Gnsslp. (''BS WC1'I.-chlcago Art 'l'heater \fAA F_Tune Shuppe WCIIW-Mll.!liclLi Breakfast 12:15 WBUM-Down the Country Road. CBS ':4S WIBO--Studlo program Wltlll-!llornirc Worship Period 1.2:25 WBnM-BlIly White, vocalisL CBS wAXF-World News UeJ)<.lrts 7:15 WCl'L-Mornint Shuffle 12130 WGN-Rt>bert Bail, baritone ud 1'1.0000- ':50 "BD._D. 10... H. prOCram WG!'r--Cbarlie While's Gym of the AU' n@rB 4:00 WMAQ-Brldge; Paul It. Se)'lllnur 7:)11 WJlAQ-Xornlng Worship; Tiro", slgoals WlIAQ-Xews flashes WOX-Kathryn Parsons, enterlalner. WC],'I,-Cbeerio; insplratlonru talk and KYW-JcoMson DallY Radio Guide COO music. NBC WLS-Ctosi.~ Lh'estoc1l: MarkeU; .nm WEXR-Fmnees BO'?o'don: talk. NBC WLS-Rader's Ta.lM>rnacle Pnole K"YW--Glenn Sisters. \"(I'cal duo. NBC "BBIII_Christian Science Chufches ot WJJD-nlinols Agricultural AssoclattoJi 'lfCFL-The lo'atr present. the JUDfor Illinois l'I'IBQ-GlBnt Finger of the Air Federation Club "'IBO_Bulova Eye Openen 1.2:35 WDBIII_BaIld ConcerL CBS WD.BM-Maurle Sherm:..n's OrOOe9tr. WAAl,'-Time, TUlles and Toplos K"YW-D:>n Russo's Orchestrn WJJD-Gerber Health Talk WJ,J.l.I-Happy Go Lueky '.rIme, Aft Llnlek 12:40 WI,S-The Noon-Timers: Verlety Acts WAA1'_Plnno Novelties. Jimmy Koza.ll: 7:45 WlIlI~[-J.. a Monica at the Organ. CBS 12:45 WMAQ_WMAQ Salon quartet WGES-At the Organ "'OX-Leonard Sah"G's ){all Bolt lfJJD-llllnois MedIcal Society; Doctor's WInO-North Shore Church program W!I,\Q-Cream of \'I'heat: J(lily Bill still talk 4:15 WGN-Uncle Olle and his Kre-rnel GaD&. J.~e. NBC lfCII[_CoIDlllunlty Program: announe\l CB' WLS-"Slumboat Bill;~ CbDdren'. pro ments and popular music WEXll-Mouth Iiealth Talk: Marley IL gram WCFl..-l"arm and Poultry talk Sherrill. NBC 11:00 lfG"'Ii-)lelody Ma~c; Vincent Sore,.. 12:50 WMAQ-Chlcago Association or Cnm WJJD--Mooseheart Chlldren CS' merce WOEs-Johnny Van, tbe piano mall "'l,s--Quaker Early Birds; Gene ana 12:55 WUn:U-Farm Belt Headlloea WA-~ F-lnstltute of BNouty Glenn. "BC 1:00 WGS_Allan Grant 4:20 WJlIl!I_lI:ews Flashes If)LH,!-L""nl\"erslty or Chtcal!:o: Colonial W~IAQ-Lum and Abner. NBC 4:30 WG"X_Dlck Hayes and Org,tn Amerlc:>n Llter:t.ture, I'rot, Percy WRUlI_Aunt Jemima. CBS \\'EN II-Old Pappy: Cllllord Soubtu. Bornr"n l1'C,}'l.-Tlmely Topics; weather report NBC WC1'J,-WCFL Kiddie's Aeroplane C1ub lVI 1I0-News or the Day WlJAQ-WMAQ Syncopators WA,\J'-J3lt of Everytlllnl!: Dick Rawleigh's, 15 the pleasant WLS-AI and Pete; The Nutcracker! WCFI,-Bart·s Pur J"actory procram WBlIlI_Foreman and Clark MusIcale XYIY-~rel Stitzel at tlle ptano Wlln~f-salty Sam; clllldr~n'" prllj;r:ua WC},'.L-Radlo Shoppers Cluh voice which is heard from WIBO's WAAl'-Hoesler Philosopher CS' 'U,S-Dr. Copeland: heallh talk, NBC studios every afternoon at 3: 30. WCltl'l"_Buyers Guide WIllO_Dusk Dre:>ms W01\_Farm Service; weather and live WMIII-O"gnn pfogrmn WJJ D--WIIson 'I'ell Tunes sl(lck reports; LeOMr(i Salvo, organIst Dick was featnred with the Lynch 1:15 WGN-Bernlce Ozmun's SkeL<:h Book l'1"Gl-;S-Air I<'avorltes WlJilM-Tonys ScI"1lpbook: Tony \\'Olll!l Trio when they were broadcasting WIIIO-Jo'unny Bones WAAI'-Clllldren's Theuter CBS XYW--C!oslng stock QU(ll.:!tlona 4:45 \\".MAtj--PrlnClpalB Cluh W IUO-Qrgan Melodln over NBC and CBS and singing lfJ,S-PL~no and Organ Duets WENR_Flor.nce Wightman, h a r" Is t, WLS-E"enlnl!: Post Reporter; hOI: Clash; lfAA l'--Good English NBC weather report with Benny Meroff in his dance tour WIW.!\I_Henrl Gendron'., Orchestra WC],'L--Studlo Program 1'1' ,\ A I'-Yanlty J"alr of the city, Dick's voice can also be 1:-'0 WMAQ-P"ImoUve Program. NBC IVa ES-Te:>. Danc" WOES-Bohemian Melodies WG~-Blancl! .. T\>omps.on_ meilZO IIOprano 4:SO WJJD-~reuantne Plano ReciW 11:40 W11.\Q-Flring Fingers. NBC heard with Adrien's Orchestra dur~ WC],'L-Golden Gems; E. Ba.kIlT. eoa- WGN-Tom Blanchard'. Show tralto: E. Wolter. baritone. NBC 5:00 WMAQ-ToDSY Turvy TIme; Tommy .:45 ing the WIBO Vaudeville period at Toofins Out West WlIAQ-l1iracles or ~!3£11OUa: Fanny May WBBM.....scbool of the Air_ CBS B:l.ldrldtge. f','"BC 8:00 on Tuesday night. WlHO-Tbe Readinc:" Roomj Publbt 'I'1Ie WCFL-S()Orts R~¥lcw 1f1,s---Qur Daily Food; Georl!:e Rector-I ______1 , atre Reporter ffE:NB-~l18lc Treasure BOI; guest :lrt~ NDC ]{YIf-Don Pedro's Ordleslra Ist.s. NBC 1'1',\'\ l'-Qrgan melodIes; life IStoek mlrt. 10:30 nOX-To be anTlO'llr"lced. WLS-::Iuc and Bob; WLS Hymn Time KTW-Waldort Orchestra. r.'"BC IfJJD-Sue and Ed I'/(lN-F'arm Sen·l..,e; lo'lrBt Hog Market; WE:SR~IOSlng St"Ingl9; Walter Blaufu!Ia, WAAF_Llve stock market 'I'lIe Old Time FaV(lrltes director. NBC W811C_Variely Program wsnC-Stmllo Progr:>m K1W-Sisters of the Skillet; East and WBD.-Amer. lnsUtute ot Foods 1:45 l'IAAF-PlanoeSQue WOES-Don's Old Song Book Dumke. NBC WIBO-News ot the Day ""MAQ-&nack Out; dramattc ~ with s: 15 WENR-stdppy; children's skIt. NBC lUI \Q_Trave-l. Talks KYW_Adult Education Council "Marilin and Jim. NBC WM.,\,.Q--oCUli Towers WJlD~I-Lakesldll progrn.m WJJD-)10rnlnl!: Organ Melodies WLS-Afterooon Ba>:z:r.. WON-Oncle Quln's Punch ana Judy Sb'"f WinO-Famous Slngen l'I"AAF-Mra. E. liarvey, chat f\lr women l'I'CHI-I.W.A.C. Concert; clanlcal mn!lle WC.FL-John MS%weD; lood talk WI,8---Sands or Time; Wm. Vlckland; lfGES-Re\'ue WCFL-Stlldl0 pr(lgram 1I'BDX_lloward Neumiller• ..,oncert plaJI- Ralph Emerson, organlst 10:40 WlfAQ_ltugo Mariani and his Marlon 1:50 WJ,S-Vel\-etlna Beauty Talk; Mta. Chen WAAF-8ing a.Jld Sweep ettes. NBC owetb lfiBO-Alr'" Cadets; Eddie and Funl. WOl-;S-At the Orpn KYW-Rose Vanderbosch. piaDlst 2:00 WOS-Ed.oa Wallace napper, Youth Kat Ca\"anaugt: WlIAQ-~luslcal Jlodgepodce 10:45 WGN-Hank Harrlngtou and h18 Hanker Inee. CBS K"i"\'I"-Mel SUbel at the plano WO:N-Dlges1: of the daVa news ,~. Xl...... -Women·s Revie",; talb; HUCO WJ~tudlo Dane.. OrChestra WIIAQ-Jlarold Stokes' Orchutra.. NBC "'ENR-SweelbeaTt Program: beaut3' Mariani's Orche"tra. NBC ",aES-~1Iutaf3' Band KYW-5teero Hour: food talk; matru- talk; John Fogarty, tenor. NBC WlII.A.Q-Mus!cal Potpourri; Pratt, lII\e .. - 5:30 WON_WGN SY1tt'hony menW trio_ NBC "DDX_Evlns Fur J"ashlMl Parade mo.!! and .Rodolph WXAQ-Stalldatd Brand.s Program. NBC WlIlIM-Dally Times Pro&,ram: Skipper WInO-The 01(1 Mumc SlIop "'BBM-Burnham's Beauty Chat WBBM-Lone Wolf Tribe Dramas. CBS 1,'lynn, tenor WJJD-Wllaon Hostess WIJ:lo-Muslc Masters; LeOD Adrien'., WC)'L-Stlldlo program WIIIO_Nonsensleal Rhythm WAAlt'-EstclIe BRrnea, planl9t Orchestra WENR_Alr JunIors; children's pro;ra. WOJo,S-Tu Old Viellna. WOES-Melody Lane WI,S-Homemakers' Procram; Hartha WIDO-John Cerny at the plano WI,s--aeM Autry, Oklahorm. Yodeler 11:00 WON-.Jules Grandin, harllone; and MwIIe Crane; Clara Judson XYW-Unc\e Bob WON-Chica&<> Board or Trade Gram WeaveNl "AAF_Foall Instltnte WJJD--Garden TaTk Reports W.ENR-Gcneral Electric Home Cirelli; It·SB(;-Sp.orts revle.... WGE8-Ethel and Harry: Twl\ll:ht _ WJlAQ-Our Dally Food.; George Rector. Theodore Webb, iJaritone: organ. NBC WCHI_I,B.S.A. Program; relJelous pro Icale NBC 'lfIAQ-WMAQ Salon Quartet II"rBrQ; lecture and music KYw-Xatlnnal HOllie Hour; tBlks: liar- WCFI,...... ,Tau Pror;:ram "'IIIB l--lles".ge 5:45 WON_LUtle Orphan Annie; cltlldbool r)- Kogen's Homelilttoaders. NBC WBDM_DorGthy Davis 2:15 WON-Fnur Elon Bo]... ; :novaUy uale playlet, NBC WIIIIIII-Burnham's Beauty Chat lHBO-Arolind tbe Home Quarlet. CBS WMAQ-Lo.... ell 'lbomaa ror Llterllry DI_ gest. NBC Wlno-Neysa'S Exercise au Diet J>Y"II'_Pruden~e PenllJ' trCFL-Paui Faher, tenor W I,S-Tower Topics; Anne a: au. 1'I"JJD-!lfy-'I'-Flne Dance Tunes "'BUlI_DaUy Times News Flashe. "E?\R_LfttJe Orphan AMIte; oIlildbooa WG t:s--su .. er Lining W"\AF-The llaudstand "AAF-Chlcs&O on Parade playlet. NBC WCl-'J,-Muskal Novelties 11:15 WENR_Pat Barnea In Persoll. .r-.'"BC l'ITB()...... Studlo program WHRM_Arlhur Jmrrelt, ttnor: Rich's ':35 WOli"-Dlgest 01 the d8:(S news WMAQ-Beautfrul 'l'boUf:hts; Cbuck, Ray WJ.S-Mlekey Quilt Program orcbl'str3, CBS ':45 WON_'I'(lm, Dick and Harry, vooal trIo Cene: Irma Glen, orgaulst. NBC 2:20 WL8-Prairie Farmer Homemakers l1'IBO-Sport Sum=ry: Norman Rnss WMAQ-Board of Trade; Town Crier; 1>Y"-'1'lIe Real Geo_ Washington: Cllas. Z:30 ll'ON-Chlcago Hl.9torlcal sketch; lWth WJJD-Howard L. Peterson; Twilight l"arm Family Bullelln Long and Edna. Coleman. NBC .A lterhury Wakefield Organ ~Iuslcal Wnl!lIl_Orgau Melodies WInO-College Tllree WCF1,-Hel1o lIIarie: comedy skit. NBC WGl:s--John alld Don; t .... n planas WTIIO-Chamber Music lUJ"ll---Cbam\>er Music WMAQ-puhllc Schools PrOgram ':00 WON-Kellegg's Slrlj;lng Lady. NBC W],S-Org:>u NovelUes WAAF-World NeW!! ReJ)<.lr/.a WLS-lnternatlonal Heatlnl!: Program: WENlt-our City: civic lalk, NBC WAA 1'-BUl Baal'; dramatle sketch U,25 WAAl"_Llve Stock !lu,·h.t Maple City Four; John Brown WM.AQ-W~lAQ Syncopators wa ].;S--Calil'orntans 11:30 WON_PaInted Dreams; Sponsored hy WnUlf-.Tull. I1ayes; Uousebold hint. WCYL--Dlnner music 11:00 WOli"-J..eonard Salvo. organlst Mlekelberry "IBo-~ut!nee MelodIes; Leon Adrlell's WBBM-Henrl Gendroa's orchestra KYW-l1u_ A. M. Goudtsa; C(lokl~ les- KYW-Farm :>nd Home HGur, NBC WIBO Orchestra WIBO-Captain Don's Radio Scout. so~s. NBC I'fJIAQ-Farmer nUflk; Town Crier: WCDT-Popular Music K"l""'-Dan R\lItSO's Orchestra WaUQ-Publle Schools Program WMAQ 'lalnn Quartet 'UII:II-WMBI Weekly Prayer Servic. l1'OEs---QfIlclBl Race Results by Am.ert. WCJ:'I..-Forelgn Recordlnca WCFI,-Barton Orl!:an Recital hy Eddy 2:40 WON"_Artbu .. Jarrett. CBS ean Rnclll.l: Record WUnlll-Clem aod Bell Haru;on ZitS "CFl.....-lliller·s Fur Comll3ny Procr.am WCn"-Buyera GUide WIBO-Preston Senera at the Oriental WESR_lIomll Senlce; Mrs. Anna ;" WGS- A column dedicated to RADIO G VIDE readers. You and your friends are invited '- write In for information concerning radio, radio stars, and your own favorite broadcast!;. If the information is forth coming and interesting to aU of our readers, we wiU get it for you and print it in this column. No personal replies will be made. • Mrs, Mundt of Chicago Writes, "About how old are 'Amos and Andy: Did they ever practice law? Which one of them is Jewish?" AJ; a shrewd guess we should say that the two comedIans were about 35 years old. Practically no identification Is offered by They have never practiced law, in spite of the announcer when commenting on the the pretentious now of legal terms heard musical purveyors of Yeastfoam. It seems during their recent broadcasts. A la.wyer to be the determined policy of the sponsors probably coached them far that phase 01 (blah to them!) to cloak the orchestra with their work, We are unable to answer the _<,c__ anonymity, and to let the listeners guess last question. the Identity of the performers. This may be smart merchandising, but I don't know. • • * ~¥'?F Personally I think it's poor showmanship. Betty Brtan of WLS comes in for a nice One of the fundamental principles of show fat inquiry concerning her personal appear Norman R 0 s s, former world's business It to cast an aureate glamour Ruth Wenter, above, 20 year old ance. Margie Hansen of Hammond has a about the leading performers. Theatre Northwestern University co-ed and bet with her fianee that the singer is not champion swimmer is now laking goers, movie goers, radio listeners have al fat and old but ra.ther young and attractive. charge of the regular brO,ldc3sls ways worshipped at the shrine of self Chicago's new Radio Queen, is now You win, Margie. Betty is tall and slender erected hero altars, and servience to the being featured in the Rhythmic with a charming head of dark auburn hair. termed "News of the Day"-daily deml-gods is a religion. 'Why that inspiring Serenade program over NBC, Further, she is young, pretty and unmar spark shOUld be eliminated is a mystery to ried, Our suggestion is that we should come at 10:30 a. m., 1:00 p. m. and me. It might be good, but I'm from MIs in for a percentage on all bets settled 1n 6:30 p. m, over WlBO, In these sour!. But regardless of the general elIect this department. So if the fiance crashes of the principle of "Never Reveal," I knew REMEMBER WHEN tbrU with a pair oJ hose, we'll be expecting fifteen minute periods of chats about that the YeasUoam orchestra belonged to one of them. 1& it a go? this and that of interest all O\'er the Kay. (ContiDlleU from. pag.e &) • • • It is with a sort of pioneering fondness with wonder at the earlY days when one Would you please tell me the real name world, Mr. Ross injects his clever that I have followed his rise, and It is with of "Mr, Kelter" of the "Little orphan thoughts and reactions. 1t' s ~ real enthusiasm that I can comment on his hour was the accepted length lor any given program, We didn't think in thooe days Annie" sketches? I think he has the moot progress. Herbie Kay has achieved a mat beautiful voice on the air,' writes the 00- wholly enjoyable period for enter urity that emphasizes his delt Interpreta that 15 minutes were worth bothering With, mI:ring Ruth Mary Belnz of Chicago. tainment and actual knowledge. tions. His orchestra functions with a de I remember some of the ftrst dramas we put Real name, Ruth Mary, is Douglas Hope, Norman also conducts the Sport lightful smoothness, and his programing His attractive personality is a recent ad bears all the earmarks of intelligent con on WLS. They were one hoUl' long, but to Summary at 5 :45 nightly and with relieve the monotony of continuous talk, the dition to the broo.d.ca.st. sldera~ion. Despite the "vigorous repro word pictures brings results and ac ductive" quality of the advertising con play producer would run In a song or an or • • • asks tinuity, I'd suggest that you listen to the chestral number every seven or eight min Edith Cleveland of Kenosha, Wis., counts of all of the sporting ('vents program some Sunday afternoon. for au we know about the singer in Dan in the country. Prize fights, horse utes. These numbers, far the moo part, RusIIo's Orchestra. lIerble Ka y a nd his orchestra. Pres were not "cued" in because they had any Wh1ch iSn't much, but here it is. Bis racing, boxing, wrestling, skiing, ented on the Yeastfoam Prorram, NBC of name 15 Aubrey MacConnell, he Is twenty skating, basketball and hockey all through K YW Sundays at 1:30 p. m. relation to the atmosphere the drama, but simply to break up the dialogue. years old, brunette, good-looking, started have their share of time, • • • IJ1nging when he was only sixteen years old The Ear to the Ground "Back in 1925 and 1926, thousands of lis With Fred Ilamm, is modest and likes !o Wonder it it's true that western Tele teners used to write in to Inquire how Ford sing hill-billy songs better than anything vision and WLW have signed some impor and Glenn broadcast their "Twin Wheeze," else In the world. Oh, we almoot forgot.- PEDRO'S MINNIE tant papers, all subject to the Radio Com They couldn't understand how two men he l:s unmarried. Fun? Watch RadIo Guide for the answer to your second question. * ISh. , . A certain radio executive has more playing and singing in the studiO could be Minnie (Not the Moocher) Sher than Just a personal Interest in that at taking a ride In a :flivver, Imagine their • • * man, a mineatllrc edition Fannie Brice tractive contest luminary ... What well "Mike and Berman" fan no 10,000,001 known radio entertainer selected his name amazement when they found out that the writes us as to their whereabouts. is heard each night over KYW when Irom the street on which he was living ... flivver was standing down In the alley near Again we say, friends, and again, AND Don Pedro and his Mexican orchestra Tom, Dick and Harry, recently returned the Hotel Sherman studio. and through again, the two comedians when last heard from New York, may sing on a future pro a broadcast from the Terrace Gardens. head-phone and microphone arrangement, of were broadcasting in Cleveland, Ohio gram with Abe Lyman. The orchestra will from the studIos of WHK, Since then, play from the eastern metropolis, and the the "chauffeur" was enabled to hear Ford rumor has It that they are in Chicago and trio will warble from Chicago , .. Pierre and Glenn's songs and chntter and get their not, as yet, broadcasting. Andre must have been plenty embarrassed signal to "step on her," Likewise, the Lul about that "man-made-milk" remark that • • • he had to spiel into a recent disc ror chU laby Boys heard all the motor sounds, Our old and faithful correspondent, Leon lun's food "They seem to insist on se "An epoch in broadcasting history was ard Jaroszewski asks If the identity of "The Shadow" has been revealed yet, Also wants crecy when diSCUSSing ruture Pepsodent started in 1925 when the United States programs, , , The familiar Evans E. (Eep) to know how to procure previolI3 iSsues of f.'#. LJ)W Army engineers, co-operating with WLS Plumer, former radioer of ye Herald-Ex, Radio Gulde, and if there are many jazz .. PRICES is now a radio consultant (And a gQod one) technicians, arranged two-way radJo com bands In Europe. · •• Olmer G, Turner, the old rascal, is The munication from the Chicago studio to air The Identity of "The Shadow" is not RCA Licensed Rambler on that breakfast sheet, , . The planes flying over Rantoul, nl. Such a stunt known to anyone outside of the CBS stu dios. They know, but all the coax:ing In the Xu. meanles would have us believe that Bing seemed uncanny in those days. r~"e Price Crosby is slipping. First-hand reports, how World brings forth nothing but smiles and 0., "Pity the poor radio engineer of the early provocative sllence. Nasty of them, but $1.00 Special ever, Indicate that his is the biggest Croon 1.00 Price Name on Brrrroadway .. , Station mana days of radio! He was usually crowded into what: can a poor columnist do? To secure '"'80 prevIous issues of Radio Guide, address the 221 1,00 gers looking for one of the most saleable a HttJe 6 J1; 4 amplifier room with equipment programs In y'ars mlght call Len Dubkin. Circulation Department of the Radio Guide, that would be laughable today. When he Chicago, Attach five cents far cac.h copy 24' (Ought to get a raise after that one, Len) '"I12A 1,50 • .. So, La. Bow is one of the reasons why switched "mikes," the click went out on the and your request will be taken care of. ,:: g3~ There are many ja:cz bands in Europe, We Ie'" 235 Jolson Isn't radioing ... Think that the air, but listeners didn't care. Radio was new ,000, ,.. b P.M. WL!l-Melody Momenls. KBC WIIIO-Chleago TheJtre Program under 'fCFL--Vineent Lopez' Orchestra. NBC WMAQ_ ~lenttwlatunl l'rogram, KBC the direction of H. Leopold Spltalny W"ENR-Tlto Coral, barltoMO. NBC WIIlO-Trll\'el TI'eats; Adrlen'i; 01'c\l. "fCllW-Stud!o Musical Progrsm 'nlAQ-L.~ugb It on; Cbarles AliBis ~,25 "MAO_Princess Pat n~auty talk WJJD_Inlernalional lluckJe Busters WClll_No;'eltles; announcements a 0 d K~IV-Te~berry Sllorls l~cporter WInO-Buddy Fisher's Orchestra 7:45 WO}\_Wll ~lllngton Dr~matl~ations musle I\YW-Dan Russo's Orcbe!!ltra 41>:36 lU'~R-!~ne Froman's Eand, NBC WCJ,'L--AsII'n 01 neal Estate Taxpayers ~:15 WO:S-Weed Chain Program; .ymphony WCIU-Popula: Z,luslc Wun)t-Pompeian Make·ep Box; Boswell 01 IllinoIs orchestra: quartct. CBS 10:45 WE:'I"8-Lew White Orgao Recital. NBC SI~ters, CBS WIBO-John M, Pratt ta~ taIt WBUM-Studlo Feature WON_Dinner D:lnce WJJJJ--Frnllk Maglne; songs WGX-Wayne Ktng's Orchestra W!lAQ-Chic:lf:o D.al!y Kew9 of tbe Alr WIIAQ-lIarold Van Horne. pianist \nrAQ-Via. :L.. A.M, "lBO-Orpll Meindl.., WIBO--Clumber Mustc 10:50 WlIDI-Story Ik>ur WL!l-E\'elllng Post RellOrter; bor: (!ash; WLS-Acme SWlS'hlne Melndlu ll,OO WOX-Joseph llas"ner, baritone &Dl and Music Wea"era 1i:00 WC},'I,-Sunrise Hour weatl1er report 10:01) "GN-or~an Specialt)' 1U,!l-WLS ~m[le A Whlle Ttm. WF,NR-Geoeral Electric Hom.. Circle; WA .\}'-Farm Folks Iiour 1TAAF-Van!tl' Fall' XYW-:l.trs, A. M. GOildisa; cooking les. 'l'heodore Webb baritone; orf:an. NBC sons, NBC WOES-BohemIan Artists WMAO_W~IAQ Salon Quartet 1i:2O WLS-WLS TradIng Po!rt l\'lJBM_lloro!IlG'Mooda, CBS WC 'FL-Jaz" {'rOllrs.>} 8:40 WlIAQ-Tom Warl~;'B Sore Recit.aL NB<:: Ii:)(l WM .\Q-Y. M. C, A_ setting.up exercises WlIL\lj--PubUc Scbools Program WUUM_Dorothy Da.1s WI DO_UnCle John and his Family 8:45 WON-Tom Blanchard'. Sbow WC}"L--Forc!gn Recordings WIBO-Around the 1I0me WI,S--Inkrnational HeaUng Program; WLS-A. and P. Program; Our DaDl' JrYW-PTildenee Penny Cuml>erland nidge Runners lUnO-~lasterworks WJJD-The HOOferS Food.; George nector, NBC WLS-Ll\·estock Markets; JIm Poole; WAAF-Sven lind JuUus: sketch 6:5'5 WBII"'_Farm Information WH,AQ-)l!rachl8 of MagT\olb; F'a.nIIy Mal' poultry market 1:00 W(;N_WGX l!ail Box U:15 WllAQ-Beauuru\ Thoughts; Chuclr, Ra:y Baldridge. NBC WJJD-Mary Alden; home talII: and Gene; I nIla Glen. orpnlst. NBC "C.·L-OII the 8:1~: Laodt Trio and White: songs and patter_ NBC "CFL--Radlo Sboppera Club 'fAA.F~ngs 01 the IsIollIdII WE!Ol-Pat Ro.rn.. s 10 Person; lmper· sonaUoos. NBC WlIAQ-Top 0' the Morntnc; Farmer WAAF-Orgao melodies; Un stock rokt. "GES-llemory Song!! nusk: Elf:in time slglllilS K\:W-Tbe Real Geo. Washtngton: Chas. ~:OO WOS-The OW Fa\·orltes; orguo WSnC--Home Hours Long and Edn.1 Coleman. NBC Wn1)'lf-)l u~lcal Time S:\\'er KYW_),!arshaI! Field k Co.'. MuslC3.1 WBBM-Dr, Copela.nd; bealtll talk. COO "MUI-Parent'a Bible Story Hol,Ll' WB8M_Rumford Cool.:ln; SchOOl Clock WIBO-CoIl~ge Thru KTW-:l.Irs. Blake's ColulllP. NBC 10:15 WON_F'lrm Service WJJD--Miller's Fur Revue WI,S--Wi:l>ur and Ezra; COnl~dy skit WIDO-FJIllOUS Slngeu w!Jn-Intel'natioual BUCkle Busters 1\')( h.Q-Slng!ng Strings; Walter Blautuss, W,\A.},·-World News Report. WAAF-Coifee and Puns WMAQ-Travel Talks director, NBC ll:25 WAAF-LJ\·e Stock Market WCltW_M.:sleal Break/ast WAA}'-8lng and Sweep :KYW-lIousehold Institute; dr:unatb:a· 11:)0 WO N-Painted Dreoms; Spoasored b7 t!on. NBC WMlJ(-~rornlng Worship PerIod WLS-~Iuslc!ll pr(lf:ram 1.lIckelberry WENlt-J[arold Stokes' Orchestra.. NBC WMAQ-Farmer Rusk; Towll Crier; 7 :15 ,,'CFJ,_Morning SI1uI[Je WGJ::S-E~hoes 01 Poland WOX_Charlie Whlte's Gym of the Air "CFL-Varlety Program W:\!AQ salon quartet 7:lO WCFI,-Che('rlo; Inspirational 1;o;Ilk aDd ~=lQ WMA.Q_Moslcal hodgepodge lfCFL-Barton Organ Rec!t&1 by Edd:r WJJD-Ne!.ghhorhood Gos.lp Hanson mU"ic. NBC ~:15 WON-Digest of the day's news WBIHI-Cltr!stlan :.clence Churches of "AAF_:l.IelodY Lane WENIl_lIome Service. WMAQ-Ch !~:>&,o Easembl&. ~'BC Illinois "CES-PoeUc Musing. KYW-Farm and Home IIour. NBC W I.S--P""der-s TabernaCle )(YW-Bree!l and de Rose; yoeal WBBIII-Jane Snowden: household sdvisor azr.d 10;30 "G~_To be allllounced "JJD-Yo~ Mothers' Club WlnO-Bulova Eye Openers tnstrum~otal duo. NBC " ENJl-Singlng StriD,l;:s; WJlter Blaufuss, '!fAA l'-G,ngerslloOlNJ W ,~ A ~'-Time. Tunes and '1'opln WnllM-)!aehlne Age House];;eepl!l&'_ CBS "CnW-Josephine Program; pollulAr director. NBC music WInO-Nonsensical Rhythm WH..\.Q-Board ol Trail. "Ub-£i4PPY Go Luck';- Time, Art Llnlck WOE!l-Cnnary Concert WnUM-Amer. Institute of Foods 7,45 IfMAQ-Cream 01 Whent; Jolly Bill and ~:20 WLS-Gene Autry, Oklahoma Yodeler "' llJO_~ews of the Da)' Jane, NEC In:W-~'erIY PerfUmes MEN ONLY ~:30 WGN-C!l\cDf:O Board of Trade Gnla W;a;-T~eon3rd Sal-'o's )Iall Bnx WJJD-~!ornlng Organ Music There are two important things we WL$-'-Steamboat Bill;" chlldreo's prog, Repol't~ lYAA}'_The Flres!de Philosopher all need in the morning; a nice bath l\'MAQ-our Dnlly Food; Georc;e. Rector. Wta:s--'songs 01 Italy and a real shave. Baths, I do not ' :00 I'I'C,N-U, S, N'a\"y Band Concert. CBS WiUlIl-'!Iluslc WI,!l-Qu:lker Bar:y Elrds; Gene aod NBC specialize in, but can guarantee the (;;eon. KBC "CFL-'!I!lIs!cnl Novelties 10:40 inlAO_HugoO Marlao! and hIs MuioO smoothest shave you've e\'er eXpe WM 1\ Q-University or Chicago; ColonIal 1TBDlI-Burnham'! Beauty Chat ettes. NBC rienced. Send, or bring me, this ad American Literature; Prof, rercy WlnO-XeY2a's E~erclu and D!et 10:45 WOY_Ha.nk Il:lrrlngtoo and bls Hanker· and 35 cents for a Crystal safety razor BOl'nton blade stropper, on a money back WCE-L_WCFL Kiddie's Aeroplane Club KTW-Rose Yandcrhosch, pianist tng. WL:.'i Jl-JUl and Judy; JoyOUll Adl'tD· guarantee. Makes old blades better WAA1--Bit of Everythlog ~:35 WO'S-DIg~st or the News tur~, KBC than new. Why throw blades away ' :1$ W('Fr.-~lorning Musicale 1nUQ-Unh-ersity of Chicago rea4lngs when the depression Is on? "I,S-Pb.il Cook,_ the Quaker MaIL KBC 9:45 WON-ToTO.. Dick and H"rry, vocal trIo W!I_\Q_l'O'estero Clock Program. NBC WinO-The Old Music Slrop . ,30 WeN_Farm Stn-ice; '/I'uther and LIve li YW_Prlce Program MATT J. KENNEDY Stock P.~port~ WBIUl_Ba.-bar.t Gould Beaut)' Talk. WJJD-I'O'iison Hostess 25 Eas' Jackson Blvd. "UIIM-Toni" 11 S~r:t.llbook; Tony WOIloll, CBS WAA F_Estelle Barne", pianist Harrison 7721 CBS KYI1'-llysler" eM!. NBC I'I'BUn-E,·Slrs FUr Fasbioll Parail• .16 German Director Recital Director [Jinpan MIKR~TIC L ALBUM 6y Dorolhy Deere Radio Guide wUi pay one dollar for any Mil;;rltlc accepted and printed In this col~ What do WI: do when WI: want a song umn. MikrlUcs are remarks of any kind writer? Page one In the Album, of COUI"SI:, made on the air whiCh will Interest other only this time it's page six ..• and "YOUni people. They may be amusing, inspiring, truly, Freddil: Rose." You may be more funny, pathetic, or queer. familiar with his talents as a broadcasti"," Here are the rules; The quotation should and recording artist, but Freddll: WBlI a not exceed filty words. It must be accom song-writer long before the loud-speaker panied by the name of the person who made came to park In our parlors. "Red 1I0t It, the exact time It was heard, and the l'II:tma," "Don't Bring J\.le Posies," "No One's station from which It was heard. The name Fool," "Honest and Truly," and MThat's and address of the sender must be attached. Wby I'm Jealous of You," all bore his Any number ot Mlkrltlcs may be sent by name on their COVl:rs. lie's a seU-made one person. In case two or more persons man . . . the Rose's, Papa and l\lama. submit the same Mikrltlc, the first entry wanted their son to be something othl:r received will be printed. Address your let~ than a tune~$mlth but then. as Freddie ters to Mlkrltlc, care of Radio Guide. says, he \1'anted bis paunts to be million aires ... so the disappointment was mutual. Jlowcver, everybody's happy now, thank This week's winners: you! His first published song, "Sweet Mama. Papa's Cettin' l\lad," was writtl:n in Chi John Goiden-Jan. 13th-9:15 p. m. cago ... but It took a trip to New York William Klein, above, is retained on KSTP: to sell it. IUs next, "Underneath lIawaiian the WCFL studio staff as director of "An onion can make you cry, but there Skies," was featured by Willie and Eu,l:ne has never been a vegetable invented that Robert L Iiollinshcad Slarted a lIoward in "The Passin, Show" and deb the German Hour, presented each can make you laugh." Iwly establlsbed him as a hit writer. radio career three years ago when he lias medium li ..ht bair, blue eyes, a eraek- Sunday evening from that station. -Blanche Strayer wlsin' disposition and a weakness for fast The program, sponsored by the came to Chicago as General Manager automobiles ... eats every thin, and pil:nty • • • of it ... nevl:r starts anything he can't well-known German newspaper, tbe Mr. Goldberg-Jan. 12th-6:45 p. m. of the Judson Radio Program COt~ finish, writes tbe words and musie of a WEHR: Winois Staats-Herald, has brought poration. Last summer he m.Jnaged song, plays it. sings it, records It, spend~ th.e "From a little nothing, comes a big royalty ch«k and anSWl:rs tbe fan mail some of the greatest living German something." on it. the Loyola Stadium Concerts which celebrities and singers to the public. -Mrs. Marie K. Richter • • • featured the Chic.lgo Philharmonic Art Kassell, who's been getting the Ink In • • • Orchestra and were broadcast from the dames on account of donating his new Rev. Hogg-Jan. 13th-7:22 a. m.-WLS: tune, "In 1933" to the Century of Progress MARCH of the HOURS uA lot people are like bad eggs, they're the NBC studios. Mr. Hollinshead is ot Exposition Comltlee, more than a Fair (Continued from pIIIee l~) all right untU they're broke." song-~'Titer . _ he's even good at It. Art is now a regular staff announcer at Thompson and Hannegan ... They could admits he's had a couple of numbers that -Mrs. Ous Hagenson WCFL. didn't do so royalty. but I can think of have used plenty more showmanship at the several that were more than hits ... they • • • were knock-ouls. Remember a few months forRadio exhibition. Show ... Iand got also lost a fewamong more the radiOS re- Announcer George-Jan. 12th-l:48 p. m. 1-;:======; back, when you could hardly cross the frlgera.tors, sewing machines and dIsh~ -WGBF: street without hearing someone whistling, ATTENTION "'Around the Corner?" washers. "And now you will hear" 'Roll on MissIs- sippi" , played as only .JImmy can sing It." Program Sponsors! • • • The Horlick people are going to start doc- -JIm Rutheriord T ..6 ..~ ...... 11.1...... o,i,;ul bUtnOTOua .Ir.o\ SomeUmes,Now about thethey're song-writing just good ...bUSiness there's men. a ma.yN. Bundeson, not remember whom as Chicagoansthe former Comml.s-mayor WON:..... ·"10 "A I 'ha d Ie I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~; little game called, "Cutting In" that's ...... " mer: g ass 0 c rge 1I'a r, played with chisel and racket and It goes sioner of Health. please." like this: Firs~ a song-writer, or a team 1------1 Gale: "I'm lOrry, sir, but we don't charge A CORRECTION '. ot them, writes a song. So far, so good . , . for water in this place." that's what you'd expect them to do. The Beauty Culturist -Jack: C~ajkowskl It you have heard the TUmor that next step, naturally, is to try to get it pub- "Haynes is the only one who knows IIshed ... yeah, just try to get It published, • • • how to compile a radio log," we wish (unless you already have several hiLs to Jack: Benny-Dec. 28tb-l:45 .. rn.- to make this correction: your name, this Is the most trying part ot WDAF: Millions Now KNOW HOW for they the game). Step number three. is to find a use Haynes' Radio Logs. But It would good-natured and popular band leader. . . "Ladles and gentlemen, this Is Jack cost them many dollars and hours DC this Isn·t always eMY, either, (often, good Benny speak:1nr· There wUl now be a brief time to compile their own so they nature hasn't a thing to do with their pop- pause while you say, 'Who cares?· .. simply send 25 cents for the DeLuxe, ularity and verse vice-a). If you can oon- _Tom Drlnan up-to-date issue, or $1.00 for a year·s vince him that you've got a good number, service to he may consent to "cut In" on it ... which • • • HAYNES' RADIO LOG means that he'll put his name on the cO'Ver, Steve CJssler-Jan. J2th-7:34 a. m.- 608 S. Dearborn Strl:d CIIiCACO give it a plug on all his programs, and help WMBD: I HICk .. t It.dlo Autkontl.. E ..do ..... It .. t'e Bed youlishlng knock companies the publishers are usually for glada goal. to acceptPub- Jack: "Say, Herman, my baby Just swal- I~. ~~'~ ~'.~.~o--Co~~.~~~'~<-<~~•• ~.:U~'~ ~'~~~.~~~'~'=~I a tune from a "name" leader because they lowed some 1.nk." .. .. can depend upon him for a certain amount Herman: "lmposslble." P,l.c""l"OI\Y TO 1.OU of help In popularizing It. Thus It is, that Jack: "No, Indelible." many a leader and sometimes a singer, is -Harold Behle ~olArs Identified as the writer of a IIOng when they FUR actually did no more than cross a few t's • • • or decorate some dotted lines on the con- ''''''. Oh "'. I 'o",ot to toll you how lb. Tooy Wons-J.o. "'h-8," •. m.- game geLs Its name. . but those who "Mak:1ng cloth out of banana skins takes Lowest Prices in haven't guessed, will find out when the the prize, It would make something handy royalty checks arrive ... that's where the to slip on." History leader really "cuts inl" -Orace Mills Newest 1932 Styles • • • • • • High Waist Lmcs Wayne King, who prefers to CODlpoae hIa Ben BernI~an. 15th--8:50 p. m, own melodles, is about to break out in a WBBM: rash ... due to constant lrrItatlon from people who want to use hi.s name and fame Madame Sylvia, famous beauty ex "'You mow that station WBBM was E~~:""$67Bonded Seal to cash In on the music busIness. AmbltJOUlI pert who has kept Hollywood's named after me, Wild Ben Bernie's Music." Muskrat amateurs trom all over the country, clutter motion picture stars beautiful for -Charles La Pointe BroadiaU • his mall with their braln-chUdren M Re cently, a frlenzed fM-atlc accused him of the past six years, is heard on the • • • VALUES TO $200 adoptIng one of the said braIn-chUcken G, E, Circle program each Friday at Clem and Ben-.1an. 16th-lO:17 p. m. GENUINE FURS -ALL SIZES without the necessary legal transactions, •• 11 :00 a. m. over an NBC network. WLB, whlcb i.s enough to convince any goocl I 1Ie ....ac Ftu BlGn. ... uo!. _ ...In natured melody-manufacturer that life is Madame Sylvia will tell women Ben: "What Is the difference between a Just a bowl of cherries and most of them how to take care of their complex rodeo and a radio?" MURRAY· BLACK CO are spolled. Wayne bas decided to dodge Clem: "I don't know." future unpleasantness over lost, strayed or ions and figures. Ben: NAt a rodeo "OU can see the bull." Il~ SOUTli m:",nUOIiN lIT. • IL __ ~"~·:·C;·;'''~~-=-~w~,:,,~u:,~,C;'~':'-:':''~~~..J (CODtiAued. (III pqe to) Local outlet WEN R. -Kina Bate. , ' 17 PROGRAMS FOR THURSDAY [Continued] A. ... 3:15 lfllAQ-News flashes s:oa 1'I'J.JD--Mastererart HQme TaIlri: ':DO lJON-l'.(ll!s !1rotben: lIegro quartet. KY1\'-Health tall< KVW_Raislng JunIor. NBC CB' WLS-Ynsurance Talk; :E. A. Collin~ ll:4S WOl'i_II'GN Music Wea"e,.,. 1'I'EKB_Waldorf·Astorla Empire Rnom WLS-Weener Mlnstre1.s; Ge.o, Arunk'; WinO-The Song Shop. \'e ... ~ Carop, Orcbestra. NBC Al and Pete, NBC WB1IM-DallY New" l>'laehes SQIQlst Kl'W_Don Pedro's Orchestra WIUO--Bood~d MotQrls\.ll Serenade WGN_TQ be annQUllced WI,S--Wenther; fruIt aed vegetahle 3:25 JfYIf_Ru Maopln Ace" of lh6 AIr lI'HAQ_WMAQ Dallce Orchestra lfIIII.AQ-Tops~· Turvy Time, Tommy wa8M_Dally TImes Spelling Bee market 3:30 1fGY-HQtel Taft Orchestra. CBS WJJIJ-lluslcal Quarter Hour 'l.'ooflns Out W~ WIBo-Plan.t.atlOlI DaY'!!; JlIbUee SIocen WE~U-(1. So Nayy Band; Lleut. Charlu UAA}'-The Tunesmlth WSllC--StudlO Ensembl. W"JD-Barbara and Belty; sketcb Benter. d!rei'tor. NBC "C),'J..-1.ondon Mode Program 11:50 WGl'i-Good Health and Tralnlns: WM,Ul-Woman'S Calendnr; Jane lIam· WC),'L--SpOrts Re'iew WSBC_Itallan Program 11;55 n'I,8--£"enlng Post Reporter Ilton WO "':S-Curtain Calls 1:10 \I'CJ.'L-Arthur Koch, pianIst WBBM_DQrQthy Da"ls 5:15 WENJI.....skippy; children'$ skit. NBC 1:15 WON-:lfenaen Program; Irene Beasley; P.M. l\'lBo-DIck RaW;t:igtJ, crooaer WMAQ--Ocean II"JJD-::-.J'ezzaulne PlanQ Heclta.J TQwers mcl\'$ Orchestra. CBS W.\AJo'-Pat IIoster, IrIsh teMr WllIIM_HQtel BQssert nrchestra... CBS WMA Q-Auld Sandy; Scotcb dialect 12,00 WlIlI:d'-Amcrlcan Medlenl Ass·n, CBS WGN_Uncle Quin's Punch and Judy Show WCFl,_Nlght Court WV ES-Cnmptown MInstrels WC),'),-John Maxwell; lood talk I1'VS-~lld·Dny ServIces WIIlJl r-HQlInnd ServIce WJJD--Salon Orchestra \UIAtl-Farmer Rusk; NQwa (lashes WIBO-Air Cadets; Eddl. aud Fanlll:e WfllroT_Lo"e Stnry Hour; drama. CBS WCl-'L-DclJn Bartell. cQntraito Cn"anaugh 1\'],S-Pralrle Farmer Dlnnerbell Prog. n'J,NU-Adventures O! SherlOCk Holmes' WJJD-P"ul Hader's Couriers .3:45 WAAF_WQr1 A.M. 1(1:15 W CF I~Varlety Program 1:15 h""Y"l1"-Late Stock Qnotatlons 4:50 WJ JD-)Iczznnlne plano recital WEN Il_Damroscb series: Music Appre. WMA Q--Rad!o Troubadours. XBC 5:00 WMAQ-Topsy Tun")' clatlon Hour. NBC W,\A1o'-Memori"9 Time; 1'I'CFL-Sunrlse IIour Toof!na Out We$!. WlLAQ-~luslcal Hodg~PD P.M. 8:00 WGS-Plllsbury proram; Street Singer; "DnM-~yrt and Marge; d.ralDatic WSBC-C)ub Congo Or~h~"'tr" ToSChOl- Seidel, vIolinist. CBS 51,eten. CBS 11:45 KYW- Don pe(Jro's Orcllestnl. 6;25 WMAQ-Prlncess Pat beauty talk KYW_Friendship Town; sketch with Vlr_ KYW-Wa\'es 0: ::J:elodies. NBC WENIt_Waldort Empire Ronm Orch. NBC K"W_Tooberry Sports Reporter glala Gardiner; Hal"l'Y Salter's Orches WC1'L-Eureka Jubilee Singers WON_Carl ~Ioore, Hrrbie Kay. and Art W},;);ll-Janll Froman's Orchestra, NBC tra; Cbesebrougb lIlfg. Co. program. 9,50 ""GN-Tomorrow's Tribune 6:30 I'asse!"s OrcheS'ltas WRUM_Pompelan "Make-Up Box; Boswell NBC WIlIO-Jler!.) Buteau's Ol·chestra. Sislers. CBS WJ,8--CUquot Club; !iatl'y Reser's orch. 10,00 WGN-Blng Crosby; Cremo ClgI3.rs Pro. 12:00 WENll-Earl Hines' orcllestra WON-MOdes and Melodies; Sponsored by NBC gram. CBS JiTW-Dan Rus.so·s OreheHra D. S. Komiss Co. WlIAQ-Dramalized Classks W;\lAQ-Amos 'n' Andy. NBC 11'MIH_)litlnigh! .Bible HoUl' WCJ,"I..-Lomlon Mode Program WIlNJt-Amos 'p' An~y. NBC 12 15 W1UQ-ClllcagO DaOy News ot the Air \\'IBOo-Preston S~llers at the Oriental WlllO-News of the Day WllIJM-Frank W~.etpbAl·s Orchestr" WlllO-The Dark House (Orchestr... In ' 'J:heall'e Orgnn KYlf-Don Pedro's Orchestra WIBOo-Sp;lnlsh Serenade Light Opera nnmbers) 12,30 WENR_Don Pe~ro aDd his Orche.nrn. WJJ.n-Emplre Room Ensemble WJJD_Wilson Concert H(lpr WC1'L-Organ Recital by E,ldy Hanson ){YW-Paul Specht·s Orche A.M. WLS-E\'ening Post Reporter; bog flasb; WSUC'-Home Hours 'lVAAF-Lh-e Sto~li M«rlH>1 wealber re[>or! WG£S-~lelodles In Blue WC.RW-Joseplline Progl.':l.m 6:00 tfCFL--.Sunrlse Hour WAAF-Vllni\y.Falr 10:15 WG ...... _Farm Service lOlDI-Jew;sh Sabb.llh Service WOES-Bobemlan Melodje~ \\',\A:F_Farm ~'olks Hour WK~'U-CelebJ·"ted SayIngs; famons say' 11,45 \\"G.N-\\'GN .\Ius!c Wea\'ers \UIAQ-Leisul.'e Time AC\I\'I'ies WL8--WLS &nne A While Time 8:45 WOX_Tom Blanchar~'s SIIow lnl("' by famons Peflllle, NBC WBllM_Dally Times !\ew~ Flashes WMA Q_~lIracles or Magoolla; Fa!lllY May WCl"L-\'ariety Prol(r~m 6;20 WL8--WLS Trading Post WI 1l00Bonded ~fotorlSIS Serenade BaldridGe, NBC WJJD-Neigllborhood Cm,.~ip 6:30 WMAQ-Y. M. C. A, setting-up exerclses WAA F-)lelody une II'JJD-.\Iusical Qu«rter Iiour WInO_Unele John's Famlly IrLS-Our Dally FoolI; George Rector, ",BC WGES-Oli) Fa\'orlte~ ilLS-Weather re]M)rt.i fruit an~ "l""elletabl. WL8--Cumberland Ridge Runner .. markets: Evening ro~t Reporter W.... ,\j,·-TunesboJlPe; I!\'e stock market 10;30 WG~--To be announced 6145 WLS-Pralrle Farmer Family Part7 WAAl!'_Cutting Capers 9:00 WaY-Farm Service; FIrst Hog Market; In'\I"-l(cyS to Happiness, NBC 11:50 WGN...... cood Health and Training 6:55 wnBX-Fann Informatlcn Organ Specialty W.BNR-Our Ci1y; civic talk 7:00 wG:N_Leonard Salvo's Mali Jk,,, WIJD!d-Jewlsh Ar!s progralD. CBS WIl R~I_Amer. Institute ot Fooda WCFI..-On the &:15; Landt Trio and Kl'W-Mrs, Blake's ColulDn. lItBC WinO-News ot the Day '.M. White. NBC "ll'MAQ-Unlverslty ot Chicago; At the WJJD-Mor~ing Organ lIlusic WGN-Weather Forecast; Mld,Day Serv_ WA.A F-The FiresIde Philosopber 12:00 WMAQ_Top 0' the Morning; Farmer Breakfast Table Ices Husk WIBo-Famous Singers lV GES-Itv.ly In Music WMDI_Music WBIIM-American Mei!ical Ass·/I. CBS UBDM-Muslcal Time Saver WL8--Hnppy Jack'" Dog Club WiIIAQ-W,\!AQ Salon 'luartet K1'\\,_lrlarsbaU Fitld & CO.'8 Mualca.! WAAF_Sing and Sweep 10:40 \VlIIAQ-}'lusicsl hO Queen 01 WCFL 12 Year Old Reader Grace Wilson Club .A New Reader Chicago, Illinois Terre Haute, Indiana Chicago, Illinois Chicago, m. Dear Sir: Gentlemen: Dear Sir: Editor: Being a shut-in and a Grace Wilson fan, I can't make this old pen express how I I enjoy reading the Radio Guide very I bought my first copy of Radio Guide enjoy reading the Radio Guide. I'm 12 years much, and have never failed getting my today and I certainly shall continue to get it gives me great pleasure to read so many it. To tell the truth I can·t quite figure out nice things in your Radio Guide in regards old; there are lots of stations I like and .copy. The first thing I read is the "Voice to her. She is one of the most loyal of all many artists I enjoy, but Uncle Bob of of the Listener." just how I got along without it. Don't 'spose that I should start out by giving any radio stars-never turns us down on our KYW is my favorite. I've belonged to uncle Am glad to find Grace Wilson among the request. She's my pal of the air and my Bob's Curb is the Limit Club since 1 was favorite artists, her friendS are many. The suggestions but I do believe two things. The first that you Should include in your next daughter's, and 1 am for her one hundred five years old. I would like to see his pic little paragraph on "Grace forever," speaks percent. May she long reign as "Queen over ture in the Radio Guide sometime. for all of us. her loyal friends. Come on, issue a picture of The Quaker Man, Phil Cook, the NBC feature and the second that WCFL." We were glad to see Miss Lucile Snoor's "Grace Wilson" fans, let's form a club to Mrs. A. Parenti support the red headed bluebird on WCFL. you heed the idea submitted by A. Taylor of picture in the Guide. She is announcer for Waukegan. It would really improve your the childrens' program on WJJD, Moose Mrs. Mickelsen fine magazine to include, after each sta * * * heart, Illinois. Hcr parents and my parents tions program, the length of the program. More Recent? were good friends twelve years ago when * • * Hoping you print this. Mother and Daddy lived in South Bend, J. L. Simmons Blue Island, IIlillois Indiana. She is just as pretty as her pic Irish Hour Dear Sir: ture and just as good as she is pretty. Chicago, Dl. * * • I am a constant reader of your paper, Three big cheers for the Radio Guide. Dear Sir: That's Right and I tllink it is the best ever. George Glass, Jr, We hear the Irish hour every Sunday May I ask if a more re~~nt and better night on Sation WCF'L. Will you please put Chicago, TIlinois picture of Grace Wilson be printed, because * • * pictures of Morris Lynch and all that are We are also contest fans and would be we don't want people to get the wrong im on the Irish program in the Radio Guide. interested in contest news. However, I be preS.'>ion of her. I would also like one of Four Pains Your Radio Guide is sure fine. It helps get lieve, the listener, o. F. Weisscllbul"ger, Eddy Hansen. If I'm not asking much, too Ashton, Illinois programs on stations that can't be found gave a large order when he asked for "de one of the characters in "Painted Dreams," in the newspapers. WCFL is roy favorite tails and requirements." would be much appreciated. Gentlemen: station. Also put a picture of Grace Wilson Must express my awn views in regards If you printed all th;..; information it Here·s to a bigger and better Radio Guide. in the Guide. would tend to defeat the purpose of the Robert H. Jenner to some of our radiO entertainers, but before starting olI on my main topic, permit me Charles Heaney advertisers who pay large sums for radio to say that I think the "Radio Guide" is time and performance. May 1 suggest oc· * * * * • * caSional not-es of this nature, ''Listen to the biggest nickel's worth in the United Cremo Cigars, Tuesday, NBC, Contest. Three Dodors-Note States! Wayne's Theme Most contestants are liberally repaid for "Can't Something be Done About?"- Dixon, TIlinois Rockford, IlL their efforts and part of the game lies in Dear Editor; 1. Kate Smith's iniernal "dragging?" Gentlemen: locating the contests. 2. Guy Lombardo's idea of tempo? With wishes for your continued success, It's fine-congratulations and future suc Under your heading of "Orchestral Do cess. Thanks for the pictures of the "Three 3. Art Linick's blabbing? I,m 4. All the dumb noon-day programs? ings" 1 , was very mnch intel"ested in your Clara La Pierre Doctors:' my favorites. discourse of the Theme Songs of various Doctors, you are good- P.M. 5:15 WENR-sklppy; (Obildren'" skit. !>:BC 'lJJ,S-''DaIIger FiGhters": T, D~nlel 10:00 WON_Bing Crosby; Crerno Cigars CBIt WON-Uncle QUln's Punch and Judy Sf>ow howleI'. NBC WM.AQ-Amos 'D' Andy. NBC WClo'L-John Maxwell; food talk Wlno-'I'he Crosley FolJles 1130 WIBo-Reading Room; PubllJ: Tbeatre WLS--Amos n' Andy, NBC WDRM-Plano Interlude KYW_TIny Theatre "CPl.-Barton Orc::w Rccltal by Eddy Reporter WInO-Air Cadets; Eddie and Fannie WJJJJ-l>'rankle "Halt PInt" JIUOn HaDson . WON_Violin and Cello Redial Cavanangh WC],'L-lleyer Fink, public probJelllll WIBO-Tho nart House WLS-WLS lIen-y·Go,Round ; Musical KYIV_Mel St1t~el at the Piano 7,10 WC],'L-BulleUn Boanl; Labor flashes ~IV-Teaberry Sports RCPol·ter; The Jamboree WJ,ID-Banjo nOlI Accord!"" 7:15 WON-Abe Lym~n's Band: PhUlips Den. Globo Trotter XYW-Don Pedru's Orcbestra WGE8-Guess this lIong tal Program. CBS WCBI-Stamford Singers; Qua"tet music' \UL\Q-Occan 'l'owers WAAF-Carulval of the AIr lil'W-Paul Specbt's Orchc8"lra. 10:10 l!:YW-State Street Tomorrow 5:30 WGJ\o·-.<,"'l'mPhony Progr~m WJJJJ.-Helen MannIng and string Trio WSBC-Feature Program 10:15 WGN-The Dream Ship; Poetic. ReadiCf:;1 \VMAQ-Ray Perkins, The Old Topper. 11'C]"L-Chicago Chord Club 1nlAQ-Slumber Alu5lc; Ludwig Lau- WJI1II-Group from Wheaton CoUege NBC 7:30 WJJD--Internatlonal Buck!e Buster., rier's string ensemble, NBC WCjo'L-WCFL Orchestra 1:45 WAAF_Planoesque WllAQ-D'Orsay program; Ben Selv!n'6 WLS-KitcheD Kleuer Novelly_ NBC WENR_A1r JunIors; children program orcbestra. NBC W6N-&lIl1ist WIBO-Hour of Dreams K ...·W-Uncle Bob KY1I'-Nat'l Advisory Council on ltacllo WCFL-WCFL Orcbestra WCRI-I,W,A.C. Concert; c1asslcalmuslc 1\'JID-Garden talk in Edl>CstiolL NEC WCHl--&amford Players; drama WOES-Twilight MUSicale WLS-WLS Coyne Old Time Jamooue WCFL-Illinois Women's Press Club 10:.)0 5:45 WON_Little Orpllan Annie; children'S WIBO-PubliI Theatre Reporter WON--c.amel QU2rter ]Jour; Morto. 2:00 WON-The Four Clubmen; male quar- playlet. NBC WON-From Long All\"o Downey; Renard's Orchestra.. CBS tet, CBS 7;45 "CFL-:>dadame Dorothy Derrruss; W][AQ--WMAQ Daoce Oreh; weather reo WlIAQ--Lowel! Thomas for Literary DI. ports WBDH-Burnham's Beauty Chat gest. NBC soprano WC:J'L-~erry Gar('len Ballroom Orch. WIBO-World Wanderings; orchestra WENR-L1ttle Orpban Annie. cl>iIdren's WGN_In Latin Lands It..-YW_Dan Russo's Orcbestra ple.yet. NDC 'UJ.D-Frank Magine i SOng" WIBO-Duddy Ftshtr', Orchestra ltYW-DIln RUS$O's Orehestra "AAF-~~ood Institute WCF:L-J. C. McMahon, Insurance talk 11:00 WMAQ-WAlAQ COllcert Orchestra and WSBC-Sports review The Melodiers WLS-~.tlona l Barn Dance wltil Maple WIDO-Sport Summary; Norma.n Ross City Four; FIddle Bind; ReDtro Boys; WCJIl_Children's Program WJID-'l'w!light Organ Musical 1I'L&-Cblca~ Civic. Opera. Sf!rles. NBC WON-Carborundt111l Program: Indian Arlde; Bradley Kincakl; Mac and Bob 1'I'HDI_l1othEr Ruth Period for Girls WCES-John and Don; Two Pianos WCUI-Populu- Musln WCPL-Vartety program and Paul Faber Legelld, CBS XYW_Arthur Pryor and hIs orcbestra: 10:45 WGN_Wayne K1Pg'1I Orebestra from ft4i 2.:15 WBBM-News Flashea Reveler'S Quartel NBC Am",. WAAF-Chicago on Parade 1I'CPI-"CFL Orchestra WllAQ--Vla Lago and Uptown Village WIBo--studio Program orcbestras Bell Boy WIHO--Orchestral Prot;ram 2:25 WDD:'tI-Chicago Dental SoCiety 11:00 WCFL-New Parady Care Orchestra. WDBM-OldslUOb1!e Melody Speedway KY"\I'_Don Pedro's Orcllestra 2:30 \flno-llaUnee :lIIelodles: Leon Adrlen's WJJ.J>.--.Studlo Dance Orchestra W1BO-Herb Buteau's Orchestra orchestra WSllo-Midwest Special WOES-Louie Panico's Orchestra \rGX-Leon J3endltsky, pIanIst WClll-lIetrt>poUtaa Echoes; 0 per., 'UIAQ-The Melodlers 11:10 WC],'L-Art.!mr Koch, pianIst se.l2ctlons . Kl·W-Re:o; Mauplu Aces or the Air WAAF-Ed, Ryu, tenor 8: 15 WC:FJ.-l\;lght Court 11:15 WGN-Ted Weem's Orellest,a WCUI-Popular Music WDBM-Frederick Landis; 1I00sier Ed· WlIDM_A"ound the Town; Panico, Gen_ IVCFL-Hel1o Marie; comedy skIt. NBC Itor dron. n~rllle, .Arnhdm and Pal·ham'.!! Orchestras WMUI-~Iusie "JJD-Studio dance orcbestra WIBO-Buddy Fisher's O"chestra 2:45 WIBO-World Wanderings 8:30 WMAQ-Valspar program; AlIc€n Ouk, WSUC-Jeny Sull1.-an; Song Special WGX-The Rondoners lIoprano; William Wirges' orcll. NBC \fON-Smith Brothers Program; 11:30 '!TCFL-Barton Organ RedIal by Eddy W3UQ_WlIIAQ Syncop.,tors 'rude Hanson WC.,'L-Variety program, conllnued and Marlr. CBS )[Ylf-The First NIghter, NBC WIBo-Herh Buteau's O,chestra. 2:50 WBDll-World's Fair Ta!k WL5-Ataddln Barn Pance Frollo WGES--Cahar~t Hits WDBlI_Dally Times SpellinG" Bee lo.... l"I'I'--CharUe A&'Ile""s Orchestra ':00 WCFL-Cblldren's Program Wlno-Vagahond Tenor WSDC-Cluh COIlCO Orchestra WlI.AQ-Vlncent Lopez' Orchestra. :>IBC 11:45 WG:S--Carl Moore's Orchestra XYW-RhytlllDlc. Serenade; Harold Stokes' 11:45 WC],'L-KroehIer Furniture Co, Program Wl.Do-Buddy Flaf!er's Orchestra Orchootra. NBC WGN-Allerton Glee Club XYW-Don Pedro'" Orchestra. ' YlBo-Jobn Ceruy at th", plano WI UO--.Studkl Orchestra with SOloists 1'I'GN-lotercoll",glat", Debate 12:00 WGN-Herble Kay, Carl )Ioor, and J,r1: WAAl-'-T6a. Time Topics 9:00 WGN-Fireside ;\Ielodies Kassel's Orchestus wunM-Oally Times nusleale WJlfAQ-Russ ColumbO :ond hIs orches WENR-Earl mnea' orchestra tra; Listerine program. NBC Kl"ll_Dan RlOSSO'S Orchestra. ';15 WIBo-The I:ong Shop WL5-Lucky Strike Orche.~U'n; Walter lYfDO-Herb Duteau'li Orchestra WlI BI_Plalo Talk PerIod Winchell NBC WGEs-Owl Clu' XYW-Rex Maupin'S Aces of Ihe Air WC"'J,-S~eley Program lZ,15 WIBO-Buddy Flshu's Orchestra WnBll-Publlc Affairs InstHute, CBS 12:30 WEN H.-Don Pedro and his Orehestr" ,;~ WC:t'l.-Trlpol! Trio XYW-PhIlUps Flyers AYW-P\Iut Specht's Orchestra. WENR---&turday Matinee; dramatization 12:45 WIBO-Herb Buteau's Orchestra. of one·act play. NBC WCRW-8tudlo Musical PrOCr;m )'loot"lIJ" ~ ...... r WCUI-Novellies; aPDDuncements .. n d 1:00 KYW_ Dan Ru.!u!:o'll Orchestra KYW-PhlI Spltallly's Tea Dan$la.llte, NBC Merrill Fugit, the "bell-boy" in the muslo 1:30 lO"W-Paal Speehl's Orchutra 'IOIA~W:MAQ Syncopators WIBO-Concert Yu!;.lca!e WIBo-Dlck Itawlelgb, crooner new NBC dramatic skit, "Hello lI'GN-VIDCent Sorey's Orchutra. CBS 9:10 'lfCFL-I1arr'l' Brooks; trwnpet solOist WIID-Studlo Dance Orchestra Marie," is shown above. Merrill is WAAF_i"rim! lIek>dles 9:15 WlfA~'iOlAQ Dance Orchestra 23 years old, single. and is a former WinO-Budd), Fishers Orcheatra. WGE~amptown M1nstr..,r" stage star, The "Hello Marie" pro ,:45 WlfAQ--Tbe Lady Next Door. NBC 9;30 'lf6N-TlH! SUper Sud" Girls; "Clara Lu ltYW_Rez lIlauplo's Aces of the Air gram comes to you daily except 'n' Em.~ NBC Wnn-Bart's Revun Sunday and Monday at 2:30 p. m, "11 11.!1f-Chesterfield PrOllram: A I e X "AAT-World ne"''' reporte Gr~y, baritone; Nat Sbllkret's Orch. estra. CDS BOYS!!! WIDO--Studio program over an NBC netwoIk. WlI.A~amp Talk; Ralpb Kemble 4:00 W}lnM-Brooks and Ross, crooni.ng col- Local outlet WCFL. 'ffOPL-Merry Garden Ba.1lroo!ta Orch. onels 1______1 'ffIBO-Publb: Tbeatr.. Reporter WCFI"-The Fair present" the JunIor WCHI-studlo Program Federation Club WON-Legal Information for the Laymen 6:00 WCS-Kelloa's Slll(I;iDg Lady. NBC 9:45 WGN-Jdarch l.nterlude; erchutrai musIc Turn your spare time WENB-lIusical Moment... NBC WlIAQ-WMAQ Df,m:e Orchestra 9:45 " '110M-LouIe Panl""'s Orchestra WIBO-North Shore Church PrO&Tam WC},'L-D!JIner lfw;lc;: WllAQ-L A.. Co lleJod), Land WI.JD--lIooseheart cblldren. into money WE~'R-To be annouDced WAAP_Plano novelties; Jimmy Kozak 9:50 WGN_Tomorrows Tribune WOES-Waltz Dreams WIBo-c.ptaln Don's Raolo Scout!! '1UDO-Herb Buteau's Orchestra. -0- 4:10 WGN-Boh For9l18s, tenor KYW-DanWGEs--<>IlIclal R\lS6o'a Race Orchestra. Resulrs by AmerI- Ir;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;~~~~~~;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;~ 4:).5 WOES-Keep Smflln&' can Radng Record WENR-To ~ announced WCH\V-lIfualcal Program ON THE AIR WMAQ-WMAQ SyDCOpatOrs WAAF-Instltute of Beauty 6:15 WGN_Harold Teen, comedy sketch EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT Sell the (:30 WENR-KuJewlI of the Day When you hear WaN-Deep Sea Stories; Tho Coca Cod UYW-Don f'e(lro', Orc~estra PrOgram. CBS WO:t:S-D\nner Dance the best programs, W]lU)I-Howard Neumlller, pianIst 6:45 WGN_To be annoUllced "I Love Lovin' You" 4:50 'lJJ.u--Plano Recllal; Charlie Bush WMAQ-J-1ollYWOQd Nights; Gene Rode -0- 5:00 WON_WGN Symphony rnlch'a Qrchestra; Frank Luther, SEND NAME OF ORCIlESTRA, WENR-Waldorf Emptre oreh. NBO tenor, NBC STATION AND TIME HEARD Call VVabash 8848 KYW_Raising Jlllllor. NBC WENR-The Goldbergs; dramatlc sketch. WHAQ-Topsy Turvy Time; Alpha NBC REQUEST YOUR FAVORITE or write to stalson WI"BO---Gold~nrod An Stars with guest ORCHESTRA TO PLAY IT 1I'CI<'L-SPOrts RevIew arUst RADIO GUIDE 1I'IIBM-Art Jarrell, tenor. CBS WUD--PersonaUty Girl WI Bo--studio program WOES-llary "HllaIruI; blues songs Kaplan Publishing Company 423 Plymouth Court WON-Ttle Tune'll Tile Thing W.J.JD-."astercraf( Hom~ Buldine Talk 7:00 Alha..mb~ Bleil". MILWAUKEE, WIS. Chicago, Ill. WO"ES--SOuthern Moods 1I'MAQ-Chle Concel't Service Program 1iUc-5tudio Procram NBC 23 ETHER FEATURES Ted Husing, Irene lk.lslcy and Freddie Rich, who will be featured in a new series of w(,ekly broadeJsts Bruno Walter, inl~rnationally fa sponsored by the makers of Mennen Shaving Cream. over the Columbia network beginning this Tlmrs mous conductor, who is at the helm day from 8:15 to 8:30 p. m. Subsequent programs will be broadcast each Thursday at that hour. during the broadcasts of the New Lac(d olltlet WGN. , York Philharmonic Symphony So " ciety orchestra over the Columbia network. J c,. A Radio Reporter. is Margaret San try. who interviews the feminine great on Columbia's "Bath Club." , Jane Carpenter, a WBBM "discovery," who won the title of 1932 Radio 1\lic(' Mock, heard on the NBC Queen. In the inset are shown Bernadine Hayes, 1931 title winner, and "DR~S Rehe-,ltsal" program. Bess Johnson, who took second place last year. Ali wcre WBBM ('ntrJots. Arthur Tracy, better known as the Fresh from the Ozarks, Frances Stret't Singer, is now appearing each The three instruments shown above form the Theeemin Electro Bowdon, above is beard regul.uly Friday night over Columbia in the Ensemble. beard in weekly broadcaslS over Columbia. on the NBC networks. "Pillsbury Pageant" progr.lm. This file including all text and images are from scans of a private personal collection and have been scanned for archival and research purposes. This file may be freely distributed. but not sold on ebay or on any commercial sites. catalogs. booths or kiosks. either as reprints or by electronic methods. This file may be downloaded without charge from the Radio Researchers Group website at http://www.otrr.org/ Please help in the preservation of old time radio by supporting legitimate organizations who strive to preserve and restore the programs and related information.