18, 1937 WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER CURTIS MITCHELL L ANNENBERG Editor UBLISHER Smash Features

Vol. 6. No. 48 IN THIS ISSUE

A D I O 18, 1937 WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER CURTIS MITCHELL L ANNENBERG Editor UBLISHER Smash Features

It Can Only Happen Here Civic broadcast of the week! by KEN W. PURDY 3 Star Is Born Attend the Lux Premiere! by HAROLD R. HIGGINS 5 Happy Listening Have You Been Radio Robbed? Advice to radio buyers by WILLIAM GAVIN 10 ACTS of God, we should have claims itself "Headquarters for Radio warned our readers, are beyond Facts." And all the time we had thought Personalities the control of editors. We refer our Mr. Fairfax was the headquarters. Harry von Zell specifically to the broadcast of CBS boasts it has the answers to practi- He Knew What He Wanted the Louis -Farr fight for the world cham- cally everything, even such questions as: by MARY WATKINS REEVES 4 on Clark Dennis pionship which we listed for a Thursday How many programs have been We applaud him! 19 and which a rainstorm postponed to a the air 600 times or more? Paul Whiteman Whiteman rides again! 24 Monday, and to Shaw's "Methuselah" How do the listening habits of coLege "Buck" which we listed for a triumphal network students compare with those of the aver- production on a Monday and which has age audience? News and Views been postponed until goodness knows What percent of the homes in Aus- into a Stories of the Week's when. After working ourselves tralia have radio sets? Big Broadcasts 8 lather, beating our breasts and telling all Showdown How much did the audience spend to Hollywood and sundry that these were broadcasts by EVANS PLUMMER 12 listen in 1936? Airialto Lowdown worth whole minutes of your precious by WILSON BROWN 13 Our Mr. Fairfax Who Knows All is time, things like that have to happen. Music of the Masters day even natives of 17 Unless times get better we're going to piqued. On a clear by CARLETON SMITH Alaska can see his pout. So he is chal- Short Waves change astrologers. 18 CBS to answer his list of ques- by CHARLES A. MORRISON In all seriousness, we apologize. In lenging but here they the future when you read of opulent tions. They're rather silly have been on Pictorial Features shows being prepared for your ears, are: How many programs the air one time or more? How do the please tincture your hopes for a fine pro- The Photo Week students com- 6 gram with the slight doubt that some- listening habits of college Stars making news! pare with those of human beings? What Sail the Sound thing might-just barely might, mind Melton 20 percent of the radios in Australia have -With James you, happen. This nettlesome spat with Asked for Them- was the audience You such ominous forces of nature as storm homes? And how spent And Here They Are after it had finished its 1936 listening? Eight of radio's "400" 22 clouds and George Bernard Shaw has Men At Work taught us a lesson. The NBC Minstrels! 26 Which reminds us of a peppery talk A contest a reader would like to sug- we heard the other evening from a gen- Departments gest is one for small stations-a prize to tleman who insisted that Americans are -by Stations 15 be offered to the station thinking up a becoming mental grasshoppers, all be- Stories of Near Radio Guide's X -Word Puzzle 16 name other than "The Musical Clock" cause of radio. Men once listened for Voice of the Listener 16 for a program between 7 and 8 a.m. thoughts, he said. Now they listen for Short -Wave Programs 18 x I I laughs, and we're all bound for hellfire Contests on the Air 41 The Columbia Broadcasting System and perdition unless we change our has the knack of producing both thought - ways. As a matter of fact, he made a Programs provoking programs and writing thought - small speech which might be titled: 12 27 provoking advertisements in behalf of "How to Be Happy Though Listening Sunday, September Monday, September 13 29 to a Radio Speech." More about it, we its own services. We've just received an Tuesday, September 14 32 impudent pamphlet in which CBS pro- promise, next week. Wednesday, September 15 34 Thursday, September 16 37 Friday, September 17 39 Saturday, September 18 42

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IN AMERICA ALONE CAN MEN DISCUSS THE CONSTITUTION THE WAY THEY'LL DISCUSS IT ON THE AIR THIS WEEK

BY KEN W. PURDY

WHEN in the course of human yer, deep student, will air his views events it becomes necessary over the NBC -Blue network. On Fri- for one people to dissolve the day, September 17, Senator Arthur H. political bonds which have connected Vandenberg of Michigan, one of the them with another . . . leaders in the constitutional fight "We., the people of the United States, against President Roosevelt's Supreme in order to form a more perfect union, Court plan during the just -adjourned establish justice, insure domestic tran- session of Congress, will be on the air quility, provide for the common de- for 45 minutes over the Mutual net- -Wide World fense . . work. And, a few hours later that One of the quotations above is taken same day, the President himself will President Franklin D. Roosevelt: Friday night he'll tell what he feels from the Preamble to the Constitution address the nation-over NBC -Blue, should be done to the Constitution to adapt it to our modern needs of the United States; the other is from Columbia, and the Mutual Broadcast- the opening sentence of the De- ing System Coast -to -Coast networks! and Borah, the Constitution will be the claration What is the Constitution, anyway? of Liberty. For guessing When those three broadcasts are over, sole subject; President Roosevelt has Actually, it's merely the basic set of which is which, there are no prizes the air around the Constitution should not announced the subject -matter of laws upon which the government whatsoever, but of you may find the ef- be a great deal more clear! this, his first major speech since the this country is founded. It's a docu- fort enlightening. And if you are Mr. For all three of these men are ac- adjournment of Congress. But while ment drawn Average up by delegates chosen Citizen, you have only a 50-50 credited experts on the subject. All he will, of course, discuss other phases for the purpose, who met in Philadel- chance of being able to make the cor- three have devoted their lives to politi- of the state of the union, you may be phia on May 14, 1787, and argued, rect choice. (The second quotation is cal endeavor, all three have attained sure that in the main his talk will deal fought, debated and compromised until from the Constitution.) to high If that was eminence, and of all three it with the Constitution. To him, and to on September 17 they were able to re- your guess, you may go to the head of may be said that they are not mere everyone else in Washington, it is the port to George Washington that their the class. If it wasn't-you may be politicians, but statesmen. one issue that must be squarely faced labor was done. inclined to say, "Well, what of it?" In the case of Senators Vandenberg and fought through without delay. And it was an impressive labor. Nothing at all-except that you've Said the great proved British Statesman Glad- your right to membership in stone, "As the British Constitution is the great army of citizens of these the most United subtle organism which has States who consider it their proceeded from progressive history, so privilege to argue fiercely over some- the American thing Constitution is the most they know nothing about: the wonderful work ever struck off at a Constitution of the United States of given time by the brain and purpose America. Today, you can't toss a stone of man." That's high praise, indeed. on Main Street without hitting a man who's pining away for a chance to pin BUT, if the Constitution is such an you to the wall by your lapels and pour forth his amazingly perfect document, what's own private interpreta- all the tion of constitutional rights. You shouting about today? The don't answer is simple. Today, there dare mention the subject to a politi- are a cian, or to a great many people, of high estate and jurist, whether he's a jus- low, who tice of the peace or can't second Gladstone's ful- a Supreme Court some praise. They contend while judge. It's the burning issue of the day that in America! the Constitution was at the time of its You can take one side or creation perhaps the perfect the other, or any old side at all-but expres- nobody's neutral! sion of democratic government, and re- mained so And it's an issue for generations afterward, that stands badly it cannot be called such today. Times in need of clarification-which is precisely what have changed, they argue, the country it's going to get! On Thurs- has changed and the Constitution day and Friday of this week, three of - the foremost constitutional should change as well. After all, it's authorities only a document like any other, drawn in the land will broadcast their views -Acme photos up by men as fallible as any others; on the present crisis over national net- it isn't sacrosanct, works. On Thursday, it isn't holy and September 16, Michigan's Senator Arthur Senator William Borah of inviolate; it's merely a set of laws, Senator William E. Borah of Idaho, Vandenberg: He'll air the Idaho: He leads off the Con - meant to serve a purpose, and if its one of in the elder statesmen, great law- Republican views on Friday stitution debate Thursday (Continued on Page 14)

N Radio Guide Week Ending September 18, 1937 3 PICTURE, if you can, just about all resigned to the fact that their papa the big-time radio announcers will do anything on earth for them but from New York to Hollywood read the funnies out loud. To have to spending their off moments these days read anything aloud after he finally with their chins cupped in their hands gets home is more than he can stand. and longing looks in their eyes. You There's only one angle about his may, if you wish, imagine their assort- new position in radio that has him ed faces any shade of green that ap- worried: he's scared to death that the peals to you, and you may also picture occasion may arise when he'll have to them lying awake nights with their entertain formally. He's convinced green faces staring into the dark, won- he'd be a painful flop as a formal host, dering unhappily why it is that some and intends, if he's ever pressed into people get all the breaks. it, to get perilously ill at the last min- They are very envious, these big- ute so he can hide out. He likes to time announcers, of another big-time invite a few people to drop in infor- announcer named Harry von Zell. Be- mally, and the party's sure to include cause Von Zell has done something his closest friends: Harry McNaughton, announcers never do. This something the "Bottle" of the Phil Baker shows; happens about as often as it sleets in Stoopnagle, Budd, and Announcers Tahiti, or the saddest girl in town Truman Bradley, Andy Baruch and grabs off a billionaire prince: Don Ball. He booms out at his guests, It's when a fellow graduates from with characteristic jubilance, "This is the announcing ranks to solo stardom. here, that's over there, help yourself And it's happened to Harry. and make yourself at home!" They do. Every Sunday night he steps smooth- ly into the spot vacated for the sum- standing joke on him among all mer by Phil Baker. At a fancy fee THEhis friends is the batch of pictures and a lot of fame he emcees the "Sum- he snapped of the returning Byrd ex- mer Stars" series, and a neat piece of pedition. They're the first real photo- showmanship he makes of it, too. It's graphs Harry ever took and they the same spot he used to announce all turned out so swell he's never gotten winter, but he isn't merely announcing over it. Consequently everybody who any more. Harry's the show. so much as sits down in the Von Zell living-room has to suffer through those NOW there are a lot of reasons, as pictures one by one while Harry ex- anybody who knows him can tell plains their remarkable points in de- you, why such a thing shouldn't really tail. His best friends have endured have happened to Harry von Zell. In this at least six times each. the first place, he's the worst spooner- When Harry's obviously in extra izer in all radio. A spoonerizer is a good spirits his intimates take him off means to say lolly -pop in corners and whisper, "What's the poor guy who "Summer Stars" emcee, out with polly-lop, and such When Harry von Zell, CBS' Sunday night (EDT) trouble, fellow? Anything I can do?" and comes let them laugh at him will never do for a man who makes his makes mistakes, people laugh with him-he doesn't They mean it. Because they know living pronouncing words into a mike. when he's in extra good spirits that Harry began his very first big com- things are going badly with him; and mercial assignment seven years ago, also that when he's blue he's invari- when it was extra important that ably getting all the breaks. He admits he do a smooth job because Mr. Paley's He KNEW What that this appears to be a trifle screwy papa was the sponsor of the show, by of him but explains that when things calling La Palinas "Pa Lalinas" three get black he knows they've got to times-and he's made a string of simi- brighten eventually, so he automati- lar errors consistently ever since. On cally cheers up. And when every- another stellar occasion he introduced He Wanted thing's jake he gets Horribly, com- Herbert Hoover as Mr. Hoobert Herver, pletely depressed because he knows and he'll never, never, live that one it can't possibly last long. down. That's not to mention a long He's an ex -lightweight boxer, a su- category of other notable announcerial BY MARY WATKINS REEVES perb swimmer and bowler, but his golf mistakes he has made, either. scores are pretty feeble. He hasn't In the second place, Harry's famous was a ham sandwich-he was that to be. A big-time radio announcer. seen a movie in two years; he got fed for being an incurable script-loser, busy working. And because attending But big-time announcing didn't turn up with gangster pictures and has nev- which is as awful as a stage actor who has never out to be quite the ideal job he'd er been able to get into a movie -going Any script to his announcing duties habitually forgets his lines. been enough slavery for him; he's counted on. He's just had his first mood since. But he did see Helen handed him during the station -break written and acted and produced and vacation in nine years. He worked, Hayes in Victoria Regina six times last will almost invariably be lost by the himself everything about and still works, fourteen hours a day, winter. Not on passes, either. time he makes his opening announce- taught broadcasting he could learn. including the cat -naps he catches in HE goes to work with a couple ment twenty seconds later. -rooms between pro- IF These are the pros and cons the deserted dressing dollars in his pocket he manages fine In the third place-well, a star has big-time announcers are poring over grams. He hasn't been home to play to sort of behave like a star, and that's Kenneth, eight, and on a couple dollars. If he takes twenty when they get those longing looks in Santa Claus for he home a something Harry could never do any six, for five consecutive or thirty arrives without their eyes. But none of these is the Jeanne, nickel. This went on for a long time more than Mae West could give a con- real reason stardom happened to Von Christmases. Once he didn't even see vincing performance of Elsie Dinsmore. until Harry saw the future in carrying Zell instead of some other mikeman. them awake for two whole months. home He walks to work from Penn Station of Kenny sug- his salary checks to Mickey. At the end that time of the family. He because he likes walking, and is apt TEN years ago he was standing be- gested seriously, "Daddy, what's the She's the financier in- never could save a cent until Mickey to eat four hamburgers for lunch hind a window in the paymaster's matter with you getting a regular job ' He taught him the trick of saving by buy- stead of going to the Gateway. office of the Los Angeles and Salt Lake like a policeman or something?" doesn't use broad A's, a cigarette - ing. So the Von Zells purchase annui- Railroad. He had twenty dollars com- With that Harry was so touched he real holder or a press-agent. It seldom demand a day off every ties and estate. ing in every Saturday, a pretty bride, resolved to He's much too generous for his own occurs to him to buy a new suit until and an occasional opportunity to sing week. He gets it (occasionally) on his wife, Mickey, firmly states that he He Mickey ride or welfare. A friend of his tells of the a baritone solo on an amateur pro- Wednesdays. and recently when an announcer was needn't come home tonight without gram over KFWB in Hollywood. And play golf in the morning. They collect time one. He despises New York City and on It's a forced to be absent from the studios a lot of ambition. So after considerable the children and go a picnic. and took over that announcer's apartments, lives rather anonymously so At home in the eve- Harry struggling, much of which was regular routine. complete schedule, which, plus his own in a modest house at Great Neck, Long grim Harry himself doesn't even like nings he smokes a pipe, wears old ten- Island. And instead of being very tall, up in the house and doesn't duties, kept him working straight to recall it, he finally wound nis shoes around from eight a.m. to two a.m. dark and handsome, he's rather short, New York being the thing he wanted listen to the radio. He has his kids through blond and attractive. for a week. At the end of that time, On the other hand, there are also a having given exhaustingly of his time lot of reasons why stardom should to a friend, he took off a day to go have happened to Harry von Zell. VON ZELL'S NOT SURPRISED HE'S A fishing at Montauk Point. His car be- Because he's a regular guy and the came embedded in a sand dune and people in radio love him for it. Be- 8 YEARS it took one of the local fishermen fif- cause his Christmas dinner last year' STAR. HE'S PLANNED IT FOR (Continued on Page 16)

4 Radio Guide Week Ending September 18, 1937 T IS estimated that 11,000,000 people cleared by the legal department of the will be listening next Monday night agency. Fifth, Mr. de Mille, Frank when the Lux Radio Theater, under Woodruff, Danny Danker, Paul Rick- the personal direction of C. B. de Mille, enbacker and Adapter Wells must go returns to the air on the Columbia into a conference and select a cast network. Janet Gaynor and Robert from first -ranking motion -picture play- Montgomery will be the stars and the ers. Sixth, the proposed cast must be play will be 1937's motion -picture signed by Mr. Danker. The final step classic, "A Star Is Born." frequently is one of the hardest to Three years ago, when this program negotiate. If one of the selected stars began in New York, no one dreamed is busy on a picture, Mr. Danker must that it would some day be broadcast get permission (1) from the producing from Hollywood. In what now seems company, (2) the producer in whose almost like pioneering days, the idea charge the picture is, and (3) the di- of the radio theater was simple. Buy rector of the film in order that the the radio rights for a fine play, hire star may be "shot around" or pro- the biggest names available to act the duction of the picture delayed in order principal roles, and hope the public to give the player time enough off to would listen. participate in five rehearsals of the Lux From the very beginning, the public Theater play and its broadcast. did listen, and the most interesting tale of this developing new giant SILVER screen luminaries come high. among our radio shows is not in how In the last year as high as $7,500 the public reacted but what happened was paid to a single actor for one behind the scenes. As months went performance; the average fee is from on, the supply of actors in New York $3,000 to $5,000 for a name player. became scarce. Even the few movie Altogether, during the 52 weeks of the stars who could be persuaded to fly preceding season, a total of 1,072 single from Hollywood to New York for a speaking parts, or an average cast of single performance could not provide twenty people, were heard. And only the big name needed. top-flight performers are engaged. From twenty to twenty-five thousand THEN began the amusing game of dollars annually is spent on the radio "catch the celebrity," played by this rights and the casting alone. producers for months before Mr. de Mille is delighted with his show's he, move to Hollywood was a fact. Radio Theater assignment. Said the "I Stars would board a train or plane in wouldn't take a million dollars for Hollywood en route to England for a the experience I've had in radio." He of The- loves the instant reaction from listen- rest, refusing the offers Radio Robert Montgomery (above, left) who sought to hire them Because Fredric March was not available, ers by mail and telegraph that the ater agents Janet (above, right) will be heard in for New York appearances. But fills his role, and with Gaynor Radio Theater provokes. To know that radio production of "Star is Born." Lower picture: A scene from film he is entertaining mil- soon learned they were not fin- educating and they people, he is ished with the matter. When they lions of that talking direct to them, is for him a joy. arrived in New York they were met by more agents, often from several This is Mr. de Mille's twenty-sixth Lux wanted year in motion pictures. Before that competing programs. he had twenty years in the legitimate them, but so did Rudy Vallee and Paul "STAR IS BORN" theater. Because he is a stickler for Whiteman and other guest -star programs. Again, the bidding would be- atmosphere, the Lux Radio Theater is housed in a real theater with 1,000 come fast and furious. If the Radio Theater won out, the star would be seats and an audience. But to return to next Monday night's to the studio for a rehearsal. rushed Lux Premiere play, "A Star Is Born" should pro- The result was a big name, to be sure, vide a bright evening's entertainment. but not such a fine performance. With new stars needed week after During the early days of its production offering' BY HAROLD R. HIGGINS in technicolor, the wise men of Holly- week, with rival programs wood discounted the production. money, it was not a happy situ- "It's more got Janet Gaynor," they said, "and ation. Finally, one bright lad hit on enthusiasm and joy, gushed, "Ethel, you door firmly behind. "Sorry, Lupe," he device for getting first the kid's finished. She was too sweet the perfect were superb, you were triumphant." said, "You're on the air. Little girls' and the public got tired of her." That crack at an arriving celebrity. Leslie Miss Barrymore held him off with room or no little girls' room, you've was first on whom it was was their first bad guess. "It's a story Howard the a stare. "Young man," she said, "when got a broadcast to do." about the inside of Hollywood and the tried. When his plane landed he was is she doesn't And Lupe did her broadcast. six Ethel Barrymore good movies," they added. "The public never met by six different agents with need a Pipsqueak to tell her so." And It was the jump to Hollywood plus He wanted to has taken to that sort of story." That separate propositions. she stalked away with all the glitter- two years of sound building which was their second bad guess. listen to none of them. But our bright ing assurance of a queen. really made the radio theater one of young man didn't aproach Howard as "A Star Is Born" brought Miss Gay- America's big shows. There, C. B. de nor back as a first -rank star when the he emerged from his plane. He merely the most amusing episode Mille began to direct, there, stars were luggage as the PROBABLY picture smashed records from Coast watched the Howard happened the plentiful. Today, approximately thirty- porter set it down. Then, without a of those early days to Coast. Her Monday night perform- night Lupe Velez was to broadcast. two men and women are engaged in ance will be interesting to hear be- word, he picked it up and carried it to putting this program together. the taxi. Turning, he found Miss Velez was nervous, apprehensive cause without the assets of her beauty nearest of mike, with which she was then It is interesting to note that, roughly, Howard close on his heels. He climbed the and winsomeness, her voice must con- unfamiliar. During the dress rehearsal six preliminary steps are taken in ad- vey much more than was required by in a cab and Howard climbed in after just before the actual broadcast she vance of the broadcast. him. As they rolled away, the great the lines of the movie. fretted continually. First, Mr. de Mille and his colleagues Frederic March, who played opposite actor said, "Who are you?" The bright agree on a certain play as fitting ma- from the Lux It was exactly thirty seconds before her so effectively, was not available young man said, "I'm zero hour-before Lupe was to go terial. Second, George Wells, the Radio Theater and you're going to act the for this performance, so Robert Mont- on the air-that she darted through adapter, goes to work on the play to gomery, who only recently has begun for us tomorrow night." studio door and down the hall. fit it for microphone presentation. Howard did act the following night, the to demonstrate his hitherto unsuspect- The director followed hurriedly. "We're Third, the adaptation is sent to New ed ability as a character actor, will and so did many another startled tra- he called. York, where the client and the adver- veler fresh from Hollywood-all be- going on the air," drop his scapegrace impersonations to "I can't," she wailed. "I'm going to tising agency officials consider it and play the part of the Hollywood god cause a young fellow knew that a man room." make their suggestions. Fourth, if sat- will always follow his suitcases. the little girls' who goes to seed. Between him and Unceremoniously, the director swung isfactory, radio rights for the perform- Miss Gaynor, Monday night should be Among those early stars was the the ance of the play must be bought and glittering and imperious Ethel Barry- her back into the studio, closed uncommonly interesting. more. She came to rehearsal and studied her lines. That night she gave Lux Radio Theater may be heard a fiery and magnificent performance HEAR MONDAY'S DRAMA -ELEVEN Mondays over a CBS network at: of a difficult role. As the program went EDT 9:00 p.m. - EST 8:00 p.m. off the air the dramatic director rushed LISTENERS BE CDT 8:00 p.m. - CST 7:00 p.m. to her and, perspiring with youthful MILLION CAN'T WRONG M ST 5:00 p.m. PST 5:00 p.m.

Radio Guide Week Ending September 18, 1937 5 Mrs. Benjamin Harrison. widow of U. S.' 23rd presi- Nelson Eddy, modem, :roubadour, has little time for dent, investigates Camel Bells heard at the open- play. Besides his Sunday night (EDT) "Chase and ing of Robert Ripley's "Believe It Or Not' show. Of Sanborn Hour," the baritone is finishing a new film a mysterious alloy, they were collected in No. Africa -"Rosalie." Above: As he appeared in "Maytime" THE PHOTO WEEK

BIG-TIMERS LEAD BUSY LIVES - BUT THEY ENJOY

IT! THEIR WORK IS YOUR FUN

Clever Comic Charlie McCarthy of the Sunday night Helen Stevens Fisne- of NBC's "National Farn and (EDT) "Chase and Sanborn Hour" has a new heart- Home Hour" recertly featured Nate Provol's canary beat-pretty Ma'lyn Stuart-who lisps "Mama, here ensemble. Helen is the show's celebrity interviewer comes that man again" on the Ken Murray show Tuesdays, presents household hints other week-daws

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Radio Guide Week Ending September 18, 1937 7 CBS TAKES YOU BY AIR FROM FOUR -LETTER -MAN ED- DIE DOOLEY RETURNS TO RURAL FAIR TO PARIS EXPO- SPORTS COMMENTAT- THIS NIGHT ING THURSDAY NIGHT SITION SUNDAY 7

ET'S go to the Fair!" THE most versatile sports conunen- tator in America returns to the air Who hasn't thrilled to that invitation? To young and old alike on Thursday of this week when it means great things: pop-corn and candy and spun -sugar cotton; Eddie Dooley starts his football pro- the thrill of mingling with the laughing, pushing crowds in the Midway; gram for Chesterfield over CBS. Eddie has written a popular novel, "Under the thud of pacing horses on dirt tracks; the endless fun of innumerable the Goal Posts," published in 1934. ` He "games of skill and chance"; too many sizzling hot-dogs, too much deli- writes sports for a New York daily and cious ice-cold pop; much too much of all good things-enough, indeed, for leading magazines. Once he was a stage actor and director; another to last the whole year through! time, scenario writer and producer of That at least is what the Fair meant to grandfather, and that's what a three -reel movie. At Dartmouth, it still means to most of us. But the County Fair, like everthing else Amer- from which he was graduated in 1927, he won letters in four sports: football, ican, has grown up during the last decade or so; we Americans have an basketball, baseball and track.. As unquenchable love for the Fair and its twin quarterback on the Dartmouth eleven brother, the Circus, and these two institutions he threw the longest pass ever recorded. It traveled 73 yards. have always been lusty, squalling youngsters. Sports writing and sports broad- But today a fair is apt to be something more: casting are Eddie's first love; law, his instead of lasting but a week, it's apt to go on second. While working for a news- paper he studied law at Fordham for a summer, perhaps for a year; we don't put University, and took his degree in our big fairs under canvas any more, we house 1930. He can start practise whenever them in stone and chromium and glass; to them he wants to-but he hasn't wanted to. Eddie first stepped to a microphone may stream not only the people from the im- nine years ago-at Evanston, Illinois, mediate vicinity but visitors from almost every where he broadcast a football game, country under the sun. Columbia Broadcast- Top: Gertrude Lawrence, stage pinch-hitting for the regularly scheduled announcer. His first radio series ing System is this week putting on the air a special program that will take comedienne, guests on NBC's "Hit Parade" Wednesday night. Comics was heard over CBS in 1932. Every you on a Tour of Fairs, including everything the world has to offer today; Tim and Irene (above) will guest fall since then he's been on the air everything from the simple pleasures of a typical rural county fair to the on NBC's Jell-O Show Sunday commenting on football, describing games. This year he will be heard amazing complexities of the gigantic Paris Exposition! night. Benny (Swing -King) Good- man (below) will take it on the twice weekly-Thursdays and Satur- "Come to the Fair''-that's the title CBS has given this special - down -beat Sunday night from Dal- days-over 60 CBS stations in a 15 - minute program sponsored by Ches- events program, but it's a title that doesn't quite fit. Because you don't las. Victor Bay (bottom) will take his turn in the "Take the Baton" terfield. On Thursdays he'll talk about have to come to the Fair-you'll be taken there! On the air on Sunday CBS Concert Series Thurs. night the next Saturday's games, predict night of this week, this program will visit, for you and with you, six of winners; on Saturdays, about the games just ended, about what teams the biggest, most impressive expositions now open to the public on the won and why. face of the globe! You'll go to Cleveland, Ohio, for a broadcast from the Born in Brooklyn, April 13, 1905, grounds of the gargantuan Great Lakes Exposition, latest brain -child of Eddie was brought up in New York. At preparatory school Eddie took part the master showman, Billy Rose. You'll visit Dallas, Texas, where they're in plays, engaged in sports, read a staging a show this summer that's in proper proportion to the size of the great deal; later, at Dartmouth, he did biggest state in the union. In Toronto, Ontario, Canada, you'll be an the same. honored air -guest at the Canadian National Exhibition. You'll be taken EDDIE'S proficiency in sports-partic- into the very heart of the preparations now going on, night and day, for ularly in football-led him to sports - the great World's Fair in New York City, a fair, indeed, to end all fairs. writing. He began work on the New You'll be whisked from New York to San Francisco for York Sun ten years ago, is still there. a special preview Eddie has written and produced the of the World's Fair being put into readiness there. Possibly-because it Sun's educational movie, "A Day with will be three o'clock in the morning in France at the time of the broad- the Sun," which has been shown to cast, Columbia isn't sure as this is millions of high-school and college being written-you may hear a short- students. wave trans -Atlantic broadcast from the international exposition in Paris! Five years ago, when he started his Also, in all likelihood, a special broadcast will be made from the first big radio series over CBS, he became an important air sports -commen- grounds of the Reading County Fair, in Reading, Pennsylvania-a typi- tator. Unlike many other sports writ- cal old-time county fair of the kind our grandfather knew and loved so ers who have never participated in well. As this is being written, negotiations are under way between Colum- the sports about which they write and talk, Eddie has taken part in many, bia Broadcasting System executives and officials of the Reading County knows thoroughly by experience the Fair Association, and there's every reason to believe that the Reading sports he describes. His training in County Fair will take its place beside Dallas, Cleveland, Paris, San Fran- public speaking he acquired in college as a member of the Dartmouth Arts cisco, Toronto and New York! Society, which sponsored oratorical Each of the fairs visited will offer to the program something typical contests. He was president of this so- of itself. When Columbia microphones are set up at Cleveland, Myran ciety during his junior and senior years. Roman and the Great Lakes Exposition orchestra (on the air over CBS It was while he was in college that every Saturday night) will go into action. From Dallas will come the Eddie met and married Harriette M. musk of Benny Goodman, king who sits on the Throne of Swing. From Feeley of Long Beach, N. Y. They have been married eleven years, have Toronto-where the great Canadian National Exhibition will be just one son, Edwin Benedict Dooley, Jr., closing down-you'll hear interviews with concessionaires, circus per- aged four. The Dooleys live at Mama- formers, barkers, all the strange coterie who follow the fairs. roneck, N. Y., within commuting distance of New York City, own a beau- So-let's go along! Let's go to the Fair! tiful colonial home on Long Island.

8 Radio Guide Week Ending September 18, 1937 N THE GOLDBERGS ARE JOSE ITURBI, JOHN CHARLES BACK! MOLLY, ROSIE, FORD SAMMY AND PAPA JAKE THOMAS BRING SUNDAY RETURN THIS MONDAY EVENING HOUR BACK TO CBS

y00-HOO! Mrs. Bloom!" THE first of the major musical programs of the season gets off to an "Rosie, answer the doorbell." impressive start Sunday when the Ford Symphony Orchestra with "Papa, make him go, I'm busy with the dishes." Jose Iturbi conducting and John Charles Thomas as guest soloist "Sammy, see who's at the door." goes on the air from the Masonic Temple in Detroit. The Ford Chorus What's all this about? Why, the of 28 voices, and Mr. W. J. Cameron, commentator, will aug- Goldbergs are back! Your network mixed neighbors have moved back to NBC ment the hour program. after two years of absence. You'll hear Listeners will do well to put this program on their list of "musts," them agaixi on Monday of this week. to our parlors such seldom -heard You recall them, don't you?-Molly for this type of program, bringing Goldberg leaning out over a window- voices as that of Mr. Thomas, has been too greatly missed on radio's sill, anxious to tell her joys and sor- summer menu. rows to the silent Mrs. Bloom; Rosie The Columbia Broadcasting System network will broadcast the and Sammy, the Goldberg off -spring, quarreling as true-to-life brothers and program for a full hour this Sunday night. sisters so often do; and mild Papa The 75 -piece orchestra opens the premiere program with Brahms' Jake Goldberg trying to have order. a stirring number requiring ten minutes The years haven't changed them. "Academic Festival Overture," Lovable Molly Goldberg is still played to perform. by Gertrude Berg, the author and pro- Mr. Thomas has selected the "Prologue" from "I Pagliacci" as his ducer of the series. The same Roslyn This, along with "Vesti la Giubba," is the musical highlight Silber portrays Rosie. Sammy con- first offering. tinues to be the voice of Everett Sloan, of the two -act opera, which was composed by the Italian Leoncavallo in and Jake, Papa Goldberg, remains a fit of temper. The word "Pagliaccio" means "clown"-not the usual James R. Waters. stage comedian who is the butt of all jokes. In her two years off the air Mrs. circus performer, but the Goldberg (in real life Mrs. Lewis The `Prologue" opens with an orchestral introduction that bustles Berg) invaded the Hollywood scene. Oklahoma Cowboy Gene Autry with life and vigor, suggestive of the life of clowns. This is followed by a She wrote the scenario for "Make a will guestar on George Fischer's to Wish," Bobby Breen's newest picture. "Hollywood Whispers," Saturday, more somber strain portraying the unhappiness that often comes the That was her first attempt at screen on M BS (top). Dorothy Gordon's players. Then follows a sentimental strain in which the singer tells of life writing. It was followed by another, "Chlildren's Corner" (above) re- behind the stage, of the sad fruits of love and passion and the hearts that "Streets of New York," which will go turns Tuesday to CBS. Vincent a favorite passage with all into production soon, also with Bobby. Lopez (below) will be heard Fri- weep and languish. The ending, said to be day over M BS from Billy Rose's baritones, is built upon an expansive melody. WHEN the Goldbergs left the air, Aquacade. Crosby Gaige (bot- Following this magnificent opening, Mr. Iturbi again takes the Mrs. Berg did not let movies take tom) will m.c. the "Kitchen Caval- in Massenet's "Air de Ballet" and "Bo- her whole time. She held a trust with cade" on NBC 5 mornings weekly baton to direct the orchestra her loyal radio followers, and was un- hemian Festival" from "Scenes Pittoresques." willing to break it. Thus came "The Mr. Thomas returns for a group of three numbers. First he will House of Glass," a series of half-hour dramas depicting life in a mountain - do "The Trumpeter" by Dix. This will be followed by the Chancellor's hotel resort. Song from "Iolanthe" by those masters of light opera, Gilbert and Quite different is the present outlook closes with Sullivan's "The Lost Chord," in as compared with her initial efforts Sullivan. The song group eight years ago to place her serial, which Mr. Thomas will be assisted by the Ford Chorus of 28 voices. - "The Rise of the Goldbergs," on the The first and third numbers of this group are well known to most air. Matronly Gertrude Berg canvassed of all the New York City radio stations, radio listeners because of the frequency peddling her scripts and requesting an broadcast. The Chancellor's Song, titled audition. She was turned down at all "When You're Lying Awake," comes from the of them. The scripts were essentially is the the same then as now. Why, then, all two -act comic opera which built upon the courteous but firm refusals? theme of the son of a fairy mother and a mor- At that time, when Gertrude Berg's tal father who becomes a priest's assistant. scripts were yet to be heard on the air, it was said they were too real. Two men want to become the husband of the Yet there was one small station that Chancellor's ward, which puts the Chancellor finally allowed her fifteen minutes on in a very miserable position. While expressing the air each week. No salary, of course; she didn't care about money at his feelings in a song, the two suitors come in that time, for she looked upon her and express their sympathy. It turns out that writing as a means of self -enjoyment. he, too, loves his ward-and he sings to them of his unhappy plight. Once heard, "The Rise of the Gold- bergs" rose. And its parent was on Mr. W. J. Cameron will again be on the program with his short in- the National Broadcasting Company formative talk. It is most unusual that an hour musical program should pay -roll before many weeks passed. interrupt its theme for a speech, but the results of last season's programs Gertrude Berg was born in the Har- lem section of New York City in 1901. showed that Mr. Cameron's contribution was regarded as highly as the Her father, an innkeeper, emigrated to guest soloists and conductors by a great majority of listeners. America from England. She graduated is Or- with honors from Wadleigh High Interesting to note the completeness of the Ford Symphony School, and studied at Columbia Uni- chestra. It is made up of 12 first violins, 10 second violins, 10 violas, 8 versity. cellos, 4 double bass, 3 flutes, 3 oboes, 3 clarinets, 3 bassoons, 4 French Immediately upon being graduated 4 1 1 1 drum, 1 from college she married, shelving horns, 4 trumpets, trombones, English horn, timpani, her writing ambitions, as she was too harp, 1 piano, 1 contra -bassoon and 1 bass clarinet. busy with her home. It was not until The chorus, which is under the direction of William J. Reddick, who after she had brought up her two chil- is the of the program, consists of 9 sopranos, 7 altos, 6 dren that she began to write. And she also producer soon attained her goal. basses and 6 tenors, will be an outstanding feature.

N stadio Guide Week Ending September 18, 1937 9 Ask the demonstrator if he'll sell the set he's displaying. If the answer is "yes"-you're getting your money's worth HAVE YOU BEEN RADIO ROBBED?

So YOU want to buy a new radio, BY WILLIAM GAVIN tube, unless it's in a spotless carton do you? Perhaps you've got your carrying the seal of a reputable manu- heart set on a big multi -tube con- facturer, it's a good bet that you're sole, set in a cabinet of Circassian getting a worthless second-hand tube. walnut, complete with short-wave can't believe your ears. The Ace is ciation is planning to incorporate into But that's a side -line. Suppose you're band, automatic phonograph, remote - full of bugs: it hums, it fades, it won't its trade practise rules the following: buying a radio set, and evidencing a control tuning, a psychic station-se- stay on the station and the static "The granting or giving or promis- decided preference for a certain five - lector-everything but hot and cold sounds like a fat man rolling in a ing to grant or give by manufacturers tube set. The dealer agrees that it's a running water. We'll call the set of corn -husk bed. Your loyalty wavers- in the industry, directly or indirectly, good set-but he has a better one over your choice an Ace 102. You know a and the salesman kills the Ace, snaps to employes of retail sales outlets there in the corner. This is a six -tube store that sells 'em; you've got the on Brand A. A child could tell the selling competitive lines of radio mer- set, and the dealer soon convinces you money in the bank, and you think difference. Even you can tell the dif- chandise, of commissions, bonuses, that it's well worth the extra $10. You that's all there is to it. ference. Brand A delivers everything premiums, prizes, "spills," "push mon- buy. And you're stuck again. Two That's where you're wrong. And from the booming cadences of a candi- ey," gratuities, privileges or anything weeks later the set stops playing. You how wrong! date for public office to the dulcet of value in 'any form whatsoever, in call in a repair -man, who tells you, But you don't know it, so you march tremolo of a lady fashion expert with- consideration of the said employe's in- probably with a happy smile, ;hat it into the store, with the air of a man out a flaw. There's no fade here, no fluencing the retail purchase of indus- was a cheap set in the first place, parts who has a little business to do and hum, no static. Stations are a point try products manufactured by the cheaper than even the originals have means to get it over quickly. There apart on the dial, each one clear and grantor or donor, whether or not the been put into it, one of them, a low- on display are Ace sets and three perfect. You buy it. You can't help same shall expressly be granted or grade transformer, has broken down- competing brands, A, B and C. You yourself. After all, the salesman should given for that purpose, to the extent "$7.50, please"-and, unkindest cut of tell the suave salesman in charge that know what he's doing. For the first that such practise has a tendency and all, that it's only a five -tube set anyway. you want to buy an Ace, and you make time, you're right. The salesman knows effect of improperly influencing and it plain that you're proud of your what he's doing! He knows, for in- deceiving the buying or consuming NATURALLY, you scream. You point prejudice: nothing but an Ace will do. stance, that he did a swell job of de - public by reason of the fact that the to tubes one, two, three, four, five tuning that magnificent Ace 102, purchaser is not aware of such sub- and six in that order. "Count 'em!" you THAT'S when the heat goes on. The "doctoring" it until it sounded like sidy or consideration and expects the say. Ace, you are told, is not a bad set, first cousin to a 1920 crystal set. He retail employe to be unbiased, impar- I can count, too," says the repair- not really a bad set, but it's just an- knows that he's sold another Brand A. tial and free from any such influence man, "but one of those tubes is a other run-of-the-mill make, an as- And best of all, he knows that within as between different merchandise sold phony. It's plugged into the circuit sembly -line job built for a fast turn- a few days the Brand A people will by him, is an unfair trade practise." so that it lights up, but you might just over. If you want your money's worth, send him a nice little check, clear In other words, and expressed at a as well have a Christmas tree lamp you'll pass it up for a Brand A model. profit for him, over and above his little lower mileage rate-it's crooked! in there, for all the good it does. It's Only custom-built, hand -finished re- legitimate commission on the sale. He just to look at." ceiving sets leave the A factory, you're calls it a "spill." What legitimately BUT "the push" or "shove" is not the Most people today know the stock assured, and they cost-strangely inclined, upright and honest radio only trap daily staked out in some stunts of the second-hand automo- enough-no more than the mass -made dealers and manufacturers call it can't retail radio stores for the unwary pur- bile dealers. They know that a dif- Ace sets. be printed here. chaser. Consider the "dead tube" ferential that should have been turned You begin to waver, but you're still But they know it's a wide -spread racket, for instance. This is a minor out to pasture in 1928 can be made not unsold. The salesman snaps on the practise, and so indignant are they evil, but a profitable one. In the first to sound like a kitten's purr if enough Ace, tunes in a local station-and you that the Radio Manufacturers' Asso- place, every time you buy a packaged sawdust and heavy grease is packed

10 Radio Guide Week Ending September 18, 1937 N into it. They know what it means crooked radio dealers or manufactur- tell you that he likes set A much bet- ceiver operates satisfactorily at high when a car won't idle, won't climb, ers, notify your Chamber of Commerce ter than B, that he has one himself, volume. If reception isn't clear, full and throws a smoke -screen out of the or Better Business Bureau. and so forth. Do not be influenced. and rattle -free under these conditions, exhaust pipe. And they stay away. Don't try to bring such underhanded Make up your own mind. distortion is being caused by the set But these same people will wander operators to justice single-handed. It Another thing: Few radio sales- or speaker. trustingly into the jungle of the "bar- seldom works. Even if you've been rooms are in favorable locations for If you have your mind set on owning gain" radio stores, pay good money one of their victims, you'd probably reception. Certainly the location is a a large radio, be sure that's what you for a set that is a fraud and a fake, find it a good deal harder to prove that good deal different from the location get, and not a radio that appears to be and compliment themselves on their you had been swindled than your in which you intend to operate the set large. Remember a cabinet can be as shrewd judgment-for a couple of weak -lunged radio would lead you to should you buy it. Consequently, you misleading as the manufacturer in- weeks, until they discover they could believe. Turn the case over to either have no concrete idea how that set tended it to be. It's easy to put a little not get a 500,000 -watt station clearly of these organizations anti let them may perform once it is installed in radio in a large cabinet and leave it if they lived next door to it. carry on from there. You'll find they your own home. Demonstrations won't to the customer to imagine that the The devious methods of the crooked will welcome the opportunity. tell you. The only way to find out is huge console is filled with efficient radio dealer are wondrous to behold. Second, buy only from a dealer to try it under the conditions you in- parts. This writer once came upon a You're probably familiar with the old whose reputation indicates reliability. tend to use it. Reputable dealers gen- small-time manufacturer who made trick of displaying a window full of You wouldn't go to a quack physician erally are glad to let you try the set at everything from compact auto radios sets with price cards proclaiming them or a shyster lawyer. Why go to a home for a few days, for they not only to large floor models-using the same to be famous makes at bargain prices. doubtful dealer? realize that it's the only true test you chassis in all of them! Next time you see such a card, look can give the set, but that if the set is a Don't buy by cabinet. Too many closely. At first you'll notice only the an established merchant who good, reliable outfit, you'll be so well people do. Quality-or the lack of it- words "Ace Radio-$13.95." If you PICKsells standard sets at standard prices, satisfied you won't want to part with lies behind the dial, inside the cabinet. look again, you may see the word and don't begrudge him his small mar- it at the end of a trial period. If you Although good cabinet construction is "transformer" tucked away, in micro- gin of legitimate profit. For that's encounter objections to such a sug- as important as a good chassis, most scopic type, between the brand name your assurance that you'll get a square gested test, be suspicious. The chances people do not consider the construc- and the price. The card should read, deal, that you're dealing with a re- are that there is a good reason why the tion, but allow appearance alone to "Ace Radio (transformer)-$13.95." liable businessman, and not a fly-by- dealer doesn't want you to see how the decide their choice. The cabinet should In short, "This bootleg radio is night swindler. Even then, don't go set works under normal conditions- be solid, both in material and in equipped with an Ace Radio trans- into this matter of buying a radio with and that there is a good reason why assembly, and completely open in former." To which should be added, your eyes close. You don't buy a you shouldn't consider buying it. back. If it's covered over with veneer, "What of it?" radio every day, after all, and when A good receiver should have no cardboard or anything else, insist that Yet the worst part of such a deal you do buy one, good judgment is noticeable hum. Turn the volume the covering be taken off. If the sales- is that with the exception of the Ace needed. control completely off and listen. Any man is reluctant to display the mech- transformer, the parts are little more Insist on the better-known makes of but a very slight hum indicates faulty anism, keep on insisting until he does than junk. They have been made with radio. Don't let yourself be side- filtering units. Next, test for selec- it, and then, even if you don't know cheapness the only objective, and con- tracked into buying "bootleg" sets. tivity. A good receiver will pull in the difference between a transformer sequently are far too light to stand Even among the standard makes, guard stations about one point apart without and a Bunsen burner, don't buy the the loads they are necessarily subjected against the "switch." The dealer may interference. Make sure that the re - set. The salesman's initial disinclina- to when the radio is in operation. At tion to open the cabinet is sufficient first this may not be apparent, either, evidence that something is wrong. but it is only a matter of time before And watch your step when you go this flimsy equipment will start giv- bargain -hunting. Usually, when the ing way under the stress. Once the de- consumer tries to get something for fects begin revealing themselves, part IF YOU'VE EVER BOUGHT A BAR- nothing, it's the dealer who actually after part will blow out, causing an does it. As a general rule, those who endless amount of expense-and cer- seem to offer more than seems reason- tainly no radio entertainment in re- GAIN -COUNTER RADIO, THIS WILL able in reality are offering a good deal turn. less. Keep this in mind and you will In this connection, there is another never be the victim of a "more than thing to be guarded against-the un- REFRESH SAD MEMORIES -IF NOT, your money's worth" deal. scrupulous radio "expert." When your set needs repairing, see to it that a MOT long ago, a friend of this writer, reliable service man does the job. If LET IT SERVE AS A WARNING ' who knows radio inside and out, you don't, you'll find that while it has stopped at a demonstration booth to cost you no less, inferior parts have listen to a certain make of radio. This been used in your set, parts that later man - we'll call him Jones - was will cause you a good deal of grief- amazed at the tone quality of the set while the "expert" has pocketed the being demonstrated. He knew it wasn't difference. Only by having a good, that good, that no set made by that reliable service man do the work can manufacturer had ever been that good. you be sure that replacement parts in Two other men in the booth, however, your set are actually replacements and were so impressed that they were not inferior substitutions. Know that writing checks then and there. the expert working on your set is an One of them remarked that he expert. It pays. --- 4.lá .À :: á: couldn't understand how so fine a set t could be sold for so little money. ABOUT two years ago, two well Neither could Mr. Jones, and so he known radio manufacturers left asked thy -salesman to let him see the the field. Strangely, both those names back of the set. The salesman ignored still adorn the escutcheon plates of ra- him at first, finally turned the cabinet dio receivers manufactured after these around. The reason for the receiver's companies' exit. Thousands of pur- fine performance became quite evi- chasers have bought these sets, relying dent! Instead of the regulation speaker on the fine reputations of the names. with which the set had come equipped, Again, thousands didn't buy what they this dealer had installed a fine "high thought they did. fidelity" speaker. - Why? The story is simple-and sad. Jones told the salesman he'd buy When the two original companies went the set if he could have the demon- out of business, twb makers of inferior strator. sets decided to capitalize on the names The salesman reddened, gagged. of their former competitors-and on "But the speaker in that set is $15 the credulity of consumers. And so additional," he said weakly. one maker used the exact name of one Jones asked him why he sold the of the former manufacturers, with the regulation equipment on the strength tiny words "Radio Corporation" under of the performance of this better it. The other adopted the name of the speaker. second former manufacturer, even to He replied sourly that "the stan- the script lettering of the original. The dard speaker was broken." only distinction between the original "Oh, I see," said Jones. and the counterfeit in this case was "Oh, oh," said the two men, tearing that a "u" in the original name was up their checks as they walked out. changed to an "o" in the copy; and the For once, the consumer came out "o" was open at the top! on top. Next time you buy a receiving What can you do to protect your- set, remember that little story, and self against this sort of fraud? ask the salesman if he'll sell the set In the first place, when you detect he's demonstrating-and if not, why?

N Radio Guide Week Ending September 18, 1937 11 very silly; would rather teach all the girls about him the way to "truck." "Hollywood in Person," that mobile movie-lot -visiting program, had its troubles the other morning when it tried to pry Lupe Velez off of her bi- cycle. She just kept riding around until lassoed and dragged to the mike. Backstage at "Hollywood Hotel" on August 27 was interesting. Eddie Can- tor sent an orchid to Deanna Durbin with the card: "To my sixth daughter." Adolphe Menjou amused the cast by doing cigarette tricks; Leopold Sto- kowski kept mumbling his lines over and over-because he broadcast without a script. Incidentally, Anne Jami- son will be missing from the October 1 program while she is on a two-week vacation at Welf, Canada, her home town, and Charles Igor Gorin will leave the show permanently after Sep- tember 17. He'll rest in Salt Lake City before making new radio plans. Jerry Cooper, clicking marvelously, has been renewed for six months. Romance Corner: The Hoagy Car- mìchaels have patched it up ... Muzzy Marcellino, with Ted Fio-Rito's band, is wuzzy over Martha Tilton, new solo singer signed by Benny Goodman to replace Betty Vance . Joy Hodges and Robert Wilcox, of the pictures, are previewing together. Plums: For Werner Janssen's "Knock -turn" so ably written and performed on his concert of Sunday, Au- gust 29. The very funny musical burlesque of the McCarthy -Fields feud didn't satisfy Janssen at first, so two nights before its airing he worked all night to rewrite it and didn't get a NBC's Three Marshalls will go over to CBS Sunday night (EDT) to appear on Harry von Zell's "Summer wink of sleep until the night before Stars" show. These harmonizers of song in the sophisticated manner are (left to right): Peggy, Jack and Kay the broadcast! . To Radio Writer Lola Yoakem for her clever humorous article, "Historical Lowdown," in the current issue of "Charm," the new woman's mag ... and more plums to Tony Gilman, just grown-up radio HOLLYWOOD SHOWDOWN dramatic youngster, for the beautiful brunet beauty of her young woman- BY hood. It will land her on the screen EVANS PLUMMER quickly or I'm no crystal -gazer.

ONE will get you ten that there's Wonder if it is true that the motion - ture west. Lanny's co -singer on the Virginia Verrill has quit the Goldwyn a separation in the wind for picture company which recently signed Packard hour, Florence George, beat Follies picture and broken a seven-year Martha Raye and her husband, Dummy Charlie McCarthy for a star- Lanny to the gun and is ell settled in Goldwyn contract which would have Buddy Westmore, which may break ring role insisted that his contract in- the Gene Lockhart home, which she netted her $2,100 weekly eventually, shortly after you read this-or before clude a morality clause? has leased and stocked with her me- all because Goldwyn wanted her to -and I'll also take bets at the same nagerie-which to date includes a restrain her radio work to one pro- odds that Martha's mother, frequently Lanny Ross and his wife Olive have monkey named "Dolei," Italran for gram weekly. She preferred radio, charged as having been unhappy about become Hollywood house -hunters, and "sweet," a big black Chow answering where she will be starred shortly with the marriage and meddlesome, is not when they find what they want, Olive to "Coalie," and a police dog called Jack Haley in the Log Cabin program, the reason for the split-up. The whole will return to New York to close their simply "Boy." Comedian Charlie But- in addition to her current work on business is all too unfortunate, for apartment there and move the furni- terworth thinks this animal stuff is NBC's Thursday night Show Boat. Martha is one of the grandest little gals in Cinemaland, and so she has our deepest sympathy. By hours, Eddie Cantor narrowly escaped death one day recently when the "magic carpet" he had been "riding" for weeks at the 20th Century - Fox movie lot crashed to the ground and resulted in fatal injuries to two property men and serious injuries to two others. Eddie was scheduled that morning to have ridden the carpet to complete a sequence for his soon -to- be -released picture, "Ali Baba Goes to Town." Al Jolson will be Ben Bernie's guest on Tuesday of this week, and Ben will be Al's piece de resistance one week later, on September 21. It's an even swap. In fact, you won't be able to tell whose program you ARE listening to by the middle of October, when George Burns and Gracie Allen manage to get in four weeks of vacation. You see, their substitutes will be: October 11, Bob Burns; October 18, Eddie Cantor; October 25, Al Jolson, and November 1, probably the Marx Brothers. I'm getting almost as confused as Gracie, who has announced that she will spend Tuesday night Veteran Entertainer Al Jolson (right) First picture ever published of Tommy Riggs-im- her rest period in New York looking will have little time on his hands. Immediately after personator of the imaginary "Betty Lou," and latest for talent for her forthcoming radio his CBS program, he'll guest for the 01' Maestro, Ben comedy hit of Rudy Vallee. Before highlighting routine, "Gracie's Gay Nineties." Bernie (above), on NBC's American Can Show the Variety Hour, Riggs was on Cincinnati's WLW

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THE Wednesday night Andre Kos- telanetz show is being completely overhauled. Frank Parker makes his last appearance September 22, and the following week will see the start of one of the most elaborate shows of the season. Andre Kostelanetz gets a free hand in his orchestral duties to the point of making his orchestra as large as he wishes or as small as he wishes, depending upon his idea of the interpretation of the music he will perform. Backing him up will be a galaxy of guest stars starting with John Charles Thomas on the 29th. Deems Taylor will be on the job each week to serve as master of ceremonies. Paul Douglas will handle the regular announcing duties. The guest list follows with these stellar attractions: Oct. 6, Jose Iturbi; Oct. 13, Nino Martini; Oct. 20, Elisa- beth Rethberg; Oct. 27, Albert Spald- ing; Nov. 3, Lucrezia Boni; Nov. 10, Bidu Sayao; Nov. 17, Jascha Heifetz; Nov. 24, Lotte Lehmann; Dec. 1, Ezio Pinza; Dec. 8, Kirsten Flagstad; Dec. 15, Rose Bampton; Dec. 22, Lily Pons. NBC definitely will broadcast the Metropolitan Opera again this fall. The Met is to open about the middle of November, which is two weeks earlier than usual, and will run two weeks longer than in past years. Already NBC is clearing its blue network for Saturday afternoon in preparation, and Milton Cross is set for the role of commentator. Kirsten Flagstad will sing the lead in the opening performance. The Metropolitan Auditions of the Air will also be broadcast again this year. They are scheduled to start on NBC -Blue October 3, from 5 to 5:30 p.m. EST. And the program that has been the criterion in the classical field, the Comedian Eddie Stanley (center), "Saymcre Saymore," and Pinky Tomlin leave the air this Sunday night General Motors Concerts, which has in when the summer 'Texaco Town" program ends. Eddie Cantor follows September 29 with a brand-new show the past featured unlimited numbers of guests, does directly the opposite when it undergoes the -startling change this season of choosing its soloists from a permanent company of eight AIRIALTO LOWDOWN or more artists of international reputation. BY WILSON BROWN Sam ("Schlepperman") Hearn, who has been absent from the Jack Benny program since it moved to Hollywood, as commentator, returns to the air take part in the actual broadcasts. Unusual are the experiences of will rejoin the comedian for the new October 7 over CBS. This move indi- Gabriel Heatter, who successfully sub- Frank Black. On Monday, August 30, series which starts October 3. cates that Helen Hayes, the first lady bed far Phil last spring, gets the job. he had to fly from New York to Chi- ofradio, will not be an the fall air cago for his "Contented Hour" pro- Fiery Father Coughlin is slated to menu. For it is the coffee -maker who Eddy Duchin will have two com- gram, although he was rather certain resume his Sunday 4 to 5 p.m. EST sponsored her the past two seasons mercial programs this fall. His music that program would not go on the air. broadcasting period October 31 over that will now sponsor "We, The Peo- must be a favorite with the femmes, The Louis -Farr fight was scheduled an independent hook-up of stations. ple." Although the program is the for his last sponsored program was on at the same hour as Black's program, He'll be keyed out of Royal Oak, Mich. property of Phil Lord, who will get the networks' first fashion show last but Black had to be on hand with his plenty of money for its use, his "Gang- year; this time, one of his two new full cast just in case a knockout ended "We, The People," without Phil Lord busters" duties won't permit him to ones will be for a cosmetic creator. the fight earlier than expected. Then, on the return trip, the air- plane in which Dr. Black was riding got into rough weather and hit a big air -pocket that threw the maestro out of his seat and against a piece of metal. He was knocked unconscious for several minutes. Immediately upon landing at New- ark he was rushed to a doctor's office, where stitches were taken in a large cut on the forehead.

Abe Lyman comes forth with his - ideas on the most popular waltz tunes of all times. It's the result of his own survey. He ranks "Dear Old Girl" as first, with these others following in order: "Missouri Waltz," "Down By the Old Mill Stream," "Beautiful Ohio," "Drifting Back to Dreamland" and "Kiss Me Again." Nonplussed is the word that best describes the feelings of radio's in -the - know folk, when the Ford Motor Com- pany, which has been sponsoring the World Series games, dropped its option to cover the classic this year. This seems to indicate a general cutting - down of air -overhead with that company. What with the Universal Rhythm show recently having been dropped, Cliff Hall. who gained fame as "Sharpie" on the Maestro Don Voorhees (left) and American -born and a big slice in expenses on the Sun- Baron Muenchausen broadcasts with his hgh-flung Baritone Conrad Thibault: They'll be together day Night Concerts noticeable, this is phrases & tongue -twisters, is now heard Saturday again on Columbia's "Cavalcade cf Music" when one sponsor who is evidently easing nights-emceeing a new show. "Home Tcwners" Thibault rejoins the series Wednesday night (EDT) out of radio at present at least. Radio Guide Week Ending September 18, 4937 I3 Use the ,,, IT CAN ONLY HAPPEN HERE SCIENTIFIC AERIAL V N E W ! 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/ 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 /o /l /2 /3 /4- /5 (Continued from Page 4) '/6 /7 /8 teen minutes or so to dig the car out. up early or stay up late." But even Harry gave the fisherman ten dollars that's not the reason Harry's suddenly /9 20 2/ for his trouble. a star. "And then," his friend concluded, Adds Mr. Carlisle, who's very proud 22 zg 5 26 27 "he worried all the way back to New of Harry: "He has a gift for making York for fear he hadn't given the man his mistakes sound natural. Mistakes 28 9 30 enough!" that would ruin any other announcer 35 39 The little thing Von Zell hates most sound so natural to him that his audi- 3/ 32 33 34 36 37 38 he can't ence actually enjoys them. He can about himself is the fact that 4,9 4, . be a mechanically minded pal to his laugh at himself." mechanically minded son. Kenny can He's thirty-one, with a heavy athletic 45 His aa fix broken light sockets and roof the build. eyes, which are his hand- A dog's house and do things for which somest feature, are the queer color of his papa has absolutely no talents. a blue sky when you look at it through a,,,é47 . black glasses. You can always see the a. ir, comb marks in his straight yellow hair, ,á a ONCE Harry tried to help him with his nose is bent to the left (a memo a.a ruined a boat he was carving and from his boxing days), and his fingers it so hopelessly he had to buy him a 57.. 58 59 iii a62 43 ready -built one. So Kenny now goes to are short and chubby. Once he weighed his grandpapa, who lives with them, for 215. His friends razzed him into diet- 64 65 6 67 ing and he thinned to 150. He's neuer a expert assistance; and grandpapa's a whiz at everything mechanical. This gained a pound since, although he's a 68 69 7o 7/ 72 73 7} 75 makes Harry a little bit jealous. He heavy meat -and -potato eater. Work, 76 77 78 79 80 r8/ admits it. he claims, is the answer to that. The thing Harry sells, as an an- Come to think about it, the way he It's in every- came to be a star was by no mysterious 82 ' 85 81 nouncer, is jubilance. hocus-pocus at all. He doesn't think thing he says and the way he says it. 86 87 CBS' Mr. Carlisle recognized this when he has a thing that other announcers gave him his first job in New York haven't, or that he's had any breaks he other announcers can't get. Harry says ago. Says Mr. Carlisle: 11. seven years it was simply like this: He wanted HORIZONTAL 78. Growl Ray -, bandleader radio's lead- 80. Mad 12. Wrath "Harry's unquestionably more than anything to act, to become ing announcer when it comes to a 1. Neeld, songstress 82. Metal -turning machine 13. And others (abbr.) a master of ceremonies, to write for 6. -Classifies 83. Chorus of eight voices 14. Learning spontaneous jubilant style of talking. He sounds like he's having a swell radio. He started eight years ago beg- 11. Goodelle, songstress 84. Glisten 15. Too makes his listeners have ging for bit dramatic parts, penning 16. Barbara Jo , actress 85. Kay -, bandleader 24. Approaches time and that scripts and submitting them for free 17. Ascend 86. Wants 26. Tilled land time. Another thing of a swell -I've use on the air, offering to emcee, with- 18. Photographic developer 87. Partaken nourishment 28. Precious stones him to fall down on an 19. Milburn , bandleader 30. Tony philosopher never known - VERTICAL -, assignment. He's always ready to get out salary, unimportant programs. 20. Slander 31. Ais error 21. Carnivores 1. Spar 32. Card, game THEY wouldn't let him. Network offi- 22. Haul 2. Lowest female voice 33. French coin cials hardly ever think announcers 23. Prefix, before 3. Shine . 37. At this time WEEK 4. AGENTS °P#50TO IN Á j4t 9j can do anything besides announce. 25. Species of duck Lair 38. American Indian 27. Reisman, bandleader 5. Close (poet.) 39. Valet Big cash profits for you; full or spare+--> But stopped. When CBS .. Harry wasn't 28. Johnny bandleader 6. Harry bandleader 41. Lamprey fisherman necessities - time. Over 250 household - -, -, things people must buy. Proven fast sel- and NBC turned down a burlesque 29. Threaded bolt 7. The East 43. Make an entrance lers; steady repeaters, earnings veryfirst ' serial he wrote, called "The Knights 31. Otherwise 8. Large bone 47. Unit dayy FORD TUDOR SEDAN GI VEN = 9. Blood -sucking African fly AS BONUS. I'll show you how- , je of King Arthur," he took it to WOR, 34. First name of star in the 48. Employ to start at sand 10. Choose 49. Etting, songstress Display sece:d k °cash plaane. Det iig sold it, produced it, and acted the portrait FREE -no obligation. Jaet send name on postcard. leading role in it. Officials paid him 35. Greek letter 50. Janis, songstress ALBERT MILLS 4207 Monmouth Are., Cincinnati, O. 36. Burden of responsibility 51. -Silky material a little mind then, but not much. In Solution to Puzzle 52. Insect's desperation he often asked the stars 40. Boarder eggs 111PAMATCHED 42. Signify Given Last Week 53. Suffix, to denote presence of the shows he announced to give 44. Awakes of a quality NTSOANYSUIT him bit parts, to use this or that skit 45. Retort 54. Battle, bandleader 46. Traveled 59. - Eddy, baritone he'd written. Sometimes 'they did, ' moon MCC MCC ®O©© t\ 51. Spanish woman 60. -Reverie aryourcoatandvesttwi eas iig most of the time they didn't. Walter MO© n©©®CAO COCCI with trousers matched expertly "1` FIIdb O'Keefe, Lawrence Tibbett and Jack 55. Uncertain MSC RCM ®o® MC= 61. Abhorrence from over100,000 patterns. 11 62. Grown persons Pants are hand 1, p,1 s , 56. Ascended ®90Om©m OOmm©r© tailored to your measure. Guaranteed to fit. ,l b 11;flhiP Benny were pestered until they gave 57. Join C COD OMM © 65. Additional Send a piece of cloth or vest TODAY for FREE 11 in. Later 'on Fred Allen, Phil Baker, mOMDO BMOC MODEM SAMPLE of the best match obtainable. Write to 58. Emmet fDOMOO© 67. Brief AMERICAN MATCH PANTS COMPANY, Stoopnagle and Budd came across. But 61. Head covering OOCm« 68. Tread DEPT. 9-D, 6 W. RANDOLPH ST., CHICAGO, ILL. P.3a1Ip ©O ne© nobody ever thought of Von Zell as 63. Theme MC MC ROSEMARY m© ©© 69. Off anything but an announcer. 64. Sharpener LANE M MOM 70. Rodents Slingshot the Stars auditions 66. Mine entrances OMnnnn O©OO©CI 73. Date of death Repeating Until Summer 68. Strife Mr= DEMO MICE 74. Eat AMAZING NEW repeating slingshot. came up and Harry von Zell, of all 71. Tissue © O©© m0© n 75. Persian seaport Shoots 150 B. B. shot. Loads from ©ro©nMo© nnm©o©o handle. Just the thing for hunters and people, walked off with the plum -be- 72. Aria 77. Feminine pronoun trappers, young and old. Shoots thru vornvo BCC MSC no©© ordinary 100 page magasine. More cause he could and does write the 73. Seraglio room 79. Dined powerful than an air rifle. Send 250 76. Overflowed by mat er 0©© ©© ó©9 ©©0 81. Sunk fence in coin, money Order Or stamps (coins whole show, emcee it and act in it. and money order preferred) for one of I him these REPEATERS. Harry laughed when accused THE SLINGO CORP. of sudden success. "Sudden? Great Dept. RG -9. Toledo. Ohio day, I've been plotting this for eight VOICE OF THE LISTENER years!" Note to envious announcers: That's FRE Sell Christmas Cards and Stationery why some people get all the breaks. The "Voice of the Listener" letter - al Association of Manufacturers, the sotJ Vlake up to .*sue and nuore before('hri suua,. forum is a regular feature in Radio United States Chamber of Commerce! Full or spare time. No experience needed. may be ShoW newest design. Personal Christmas Cards Harry von Zell heard Sun- Guide each week, offered to the read- -G. S. Scales, Boston, Mass. and Stationery with customers' names inscribed. on Sell to friends, neighbors. New low prices. days Good Gulf Summer Stars ers as a means for expressing and ex- Large cash commissions paid daily. Also show over a CBS network at: opinions about radio. new 21 Card Assortment. Retells $1. Looks double the changing ERROR ON GEHRIG ,!rice. your profit 50e. Complete line, R other Assortments. EDT 7:30 p.m. - EST 6:30 p.m. Each week Radio Guide will publish Write today for Free Samples. CDT 6:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. WALLACE BROWN, INC., - CST letters deserving our readers' attention. Dear Voice of the Listener: Things -2, MST 4:30 p.m. PST 3:30 p.m. 225 Fifth Ave.. Dept. RG New York. N. Y. - have reached a pretty pass when guest ANIMOSITY stars cannot remember the name of hi Dear VOL: It seems to me that radio their own sponsors and plug another DISCARD YOUR OLD ALRIAL product! Lou Gehrig may be a It Is Most Likely Corroded and Has Poor or Loose Noisy Connections is being used as a tool of dirty politics. shin- Complete NO MORE BUZZES, CLICKS and shorts from summer rains and winter snow and In the last election we all realized the ing light on the diamond, but he's only plies an ay sleet when using an F. & H. Capacity Aerial Eliminator. Equals an aerial 75 ft. efficacy of the radio as opposed to the a dim bulb when it comes to radio. with Aerial long, strung 50 ft. high, yet occupies only 11 incur by 4 inch space behind your Lou was to entirely -Just radio -guaranteed to give you nationwide reception or your money back. press in expressing the will of the peo- supposed be advertising place an F & H BETTER TONE AND DISTANCE GUARANTEED ple-the majority of newspapers were "Huskies," but when he got in front Capacity Aerial Sensitivity, selectivity, tone and volume ltnproved. 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Your Easily connected to any radio, including radios having no ground or radios I liked radio will then oper- for doublet aerial. Note: It will not operate on battery or automobile radios. Recently Senator Guffey gave a ra- mer-"But thought you 'Hus- ate and tune in the coupon at once. Pay postman $1.00 plus a dio address directed against Senators kies'," and Lou agreed with him_ same manner as if it 5 DAYS TRIAL fewMall pennies postage on delivery. If not entirely were connected to an atisfied, return within five without O'Mahoney, Burke, Wheeler, as a Thesponsors are still in a dither. aerial. Operates on both days and your dollar will be refunded question. short and long Craves. JUST MAIL THIS COUPON spokesman for the New Deal, insti- Such a waste of money and time on WHAT USERS SAY I F. &K. Radio Laboratories, Dept. 116, Fargo, N. Dak. gated by the President. It was an out- the air! Such is the value of know- I Send F. & R. Capacity Aerial. Will pay postman $1 plus 1 San Antonio, Tey. It might interest you to know that few cents postage. If not pleased will return within 5 days and-out attack of personal animosity. ing what a famous baseball star eats Capacity Aerial I get European for $1 refund. Cheek here if sending with I with the Eliminator I 0 $1 order- of bed and stations easily and in the winter get Australia, Russia, thus g postagecost-same refund guarantee. Check I Another recent instance of dirty when he climbs out -value, Honolulu and many Jap Short Wave Stations. I get all - I here D If interested In dealer's proposition. I politics on the air was the disgraceful cost! -Horace George, Chicago, Ill. on Pacific Coast Stations the broadcast band. I NAME I Signed: Roanoke speech of the President him- Davenport, la. Received your Radio Aerial Eliminator I ADDRESS I self. He denounced some of the best 'Twould seem that was one time and It sure works line. Also works swell on Short Wave CITY STATE band. 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16 Radio Guide Week Ending September 18, 1937 N Bach's Art of the Fugue will be conduct the NBC Symphony. The se- heard over NBC when Robert and ries will be opened by Artur Rod- Heinz Scholz of the Salzburg Mozart- zinski on November 4, and M. Mon- MUSIC of the MASTERS eum arrive in America this winter. teux will conduct the next three Rosa Pauly is to sing a concert ver- weeks; Rodzinski will follow with sion of Richard Strauss' Salome and four concerts during December; Tos- some of the same composer's songs in a canini will begin his period on the BY CARLETON SMITH Philharmonic -Symphony broadcast this first Thursday after Christmas, De- winter. No one who heard it can ever cember 30. forget her account of Elektra under The Metropolitan Opera season will SOMEWHERE, somehow, every never know too much about the music Artur Rodzinski last spring. be opened by Kirsten Flagstad on No- morning as the sun rises, a man we are to hear. Pierre Monteux, formerly of the vember 29. The first Saturday after- wakes up in his bed with the firm It bothers me to realize that, this Boston Orchestra and France's most noon broadcast will be held December idea that he'd like to put on a radio being the case, we are such confirmed noted conductor, has been invited to 4. Make your "dates" accordingly! show. snobs. We pose as knowing things we This is not in itself so serious; he's don't know. We listen when we are not likely to pursue it. The menace bored. Not all of us, of course, but starts when the idea grows on him. many do. And a crisis occurs if he-and all those Nothing damns music so completely others like him-get so excited that or retards the spread of the love of it by sundown they are determined so effectively as our refusal to be hon- they're really going to do it. est with ourselves and with others. There is no predicting what they Must we make out that we understand Lucky old Highlander will do, nor how many millions of lis- a work of art or that we like a piece teners they will affect before they are of music when we don't? Must we through. Each morning right after claim to be enjoying something that is breakfast, one of these fellows grabs as confusing as the Greek alphabet? a taxi or hot -foots it to an advertising We may want to learn the Greek al- First Chief of his Clan-tradition says this old phabet so we can read the great agency. He works the very simple that Highland warrior never had a toothache! Tough, gag, after he has evaded the blond treatises of Plato and Aristotle as they receptionist, that if we had some ba- were originally written . and we chewy foods gave his teeth ample exercise-kept con we'd have some bacon and eggs if may not have had time. We may want we had some eggs. to understand and learn the language them in prime condition! His descendants eat Occasionally, even advertising agen- in which Bach's "St. Matthew Passion" soft, refined foods, giving teeth too little exercise. cies are sold. A cast of players and is written, and we may also not have musicians or just plain musicians are had the time nor the opportunity. Let got together. After fourteen various us, in either case, confess it Then let's executives go over the ham -and -eggs get busy and learn. plot, a rehearsal is given for the -client. And, if he signs on the dotted line, we IT IS necessary to make clear that have a new set of noises to fill our people may be attracted by beau- ears for thirteen or twenty-six or tiful sounds in music without under- however many weeks it lasts. standing their significance or their Now this appears to be a very sim- message. No one who heard for the ple procedure, one that needs no fur- first time the Parisian or the Floren- ther explanation. Yet it is the most tian speaking beautiful French or mel- risky and uncertain activity in the odious Italian would think because he whole world. It occupies the best was charmed by the sounds they were brains in the whole radio industry making that he understood their mean- just now. And the most important ing. Likewise, because one is en- link in this prophetic chain of events chanted by the melody of "One Fine is the man who had the idea. Day" is no assurance that he knows He seems to have laid down on his its psychological significance or its job as far as the music of the masters meaning. is concerned. There hasn't been a Music is a language that must be really exciting approach to the prob- studied and lived with as any other. lem of how to present great music It is capable, as all languages are, of over the air since radio began. We are being used by babies, by peasants, by still where we started. Announcers businessmen as well as philosophers. are announcing in so many words that We all use it in one way or another. Madame X will sing the second -act There is not a human being living aria, "One Fine Day," from Puccini's who does not like and respond to some "Madame Butterfly." kind of music. He may want it only Not two people in 100. know which . . . his spinal fine day nor why she's singing about for dancing to vibrate They cord. He may want it only to put him it. They may like the melody. to sleep, or to make him cry. won't understand the words even if To use music honestly for dancing she sings them in English, and she or for any other purpose is no shame. won't, not if she can murder them in But to continue forever in the baby - Italian. That, "Well, isn't liking the melody prattling stage is a great pity. ask. unfortunately, is what many of us do. enough?" you may "Must you Not that it is altogether our fault. understand the words?" It is mostly that we have never had WISE MODERNS CHEW DENTYNE -because Dentyne's the opportunity or the proper motiva- more vigorous THE answer is: "Yes, you must." tion to develop in our understanding firmer consistency invites chewing - gives Music, no matter what the eminent of the language of music. teeth and gums the active exercise they need! It stimulates authorities say, is not abstract. It may And that is where the man who say things that cannot be said in wakes up in the morning with an idea circulation in gums and mouth tissues, helps make them words. It may convey feelings, moods, comes in. Wouldn't it be to the point and states of minds. It may give if he would think out and sell a firmer, healthier -and wakens the salivary glands, promot- subtle hints of thoughts never phrased scheme that would accidentally but ing self -cleansing. Dentyne helps keep your teeth stronger, in any other language. It may be our certainly spur on ten million listeners closest contact with the Beyond. to a deeper and sounder and richer healthier -and cleaner! But when it is wedded with words, and fuller and whatever else you want it has, if it is worth its salt, some to call it ... understanding of music? definite and intimate relationship with It can be done. It should be done. IT TASTES SO SPICILY TEMPTING - you'll be keen about those words. It is a commentary on And some day some fellow is going Dentyne's fragrant and delicious flavor! And the flat Dentyne their meaning. It expresses their in- to do it and win the everlasting grati- tent. tude of his fellow men-and a sponsor. package (an exclusive feature) is Therefore, the person who hears a * * * song or an opera without knowing so exceptionally handy to slip into what it is about is in the same position Elaborate preparations are being as a blind man judging another's char- made to stage a great music celebra- !DENTYNE your pocket or purse. acter only by his voice. He may be tion in connection with the Soviet No- CIIEWING GUM very apt and do quite a good job of it. vember revolution anniversary. Serge But certainly he would be able to do Prokofieff, summering in a wooded from Moscow, is better if he could look the man in the village not far com- HELPS KEEP TEETH WHITE MOUTH HEALTHY face pleting a cantata for the occasion - Of course, it depends upon the in- which requires 1,000 men. Dmitri dividual. Some blind people "see" Shostakovoch will be on the scene with much better than others with two his latest, his Fifth Symphony. The eyes. Some listeners hear a new work younger composers will have a chance, for the first time and know it better also, as well as the "classic" or rec- than others who have heard it and ognized composers. Those who follow read the score from which it is played the trend of art in the land of Lenin fifty times. The former have a more will want to hear these newest exam- keenly developed intuition. ples of socialist realism. If broadcast- people are rare. They are ing conditions are favorable, we may NTYNE But these exceptional. Most of us who listen can expect to hear generous ,portions of it. DELICIOUS CHEWING GUM

Na Radio Guide Week Ending September 18. 1937 17 Log of Short -Wave Stations 5:45 p.m. -Miss Shimeka, songs: JZJ JZK Whose Programs Are Listed 7 p.m. -Kaleidoscope of Opera: DJB DJD 8 t (Megacycles or thousands of kilocycles shown) p.m.-flan -About -Town: W3XAL (17.78) CJRO. Canada 6.15 HRH, Hawaii 7.62 8:55 p.m.-SKETCH, "In the Night Watch": GSD CJRX. 11.72 KHP. " 16.03 9:30 p.m.- Cc'stinentals: YV5RC COBZ, Cuba 9.03 LRII, Argentina 15,9 10 p.m. -Fred :lartley's sextet: GSD GSP COCD. ' 6.13 LBX, 11 9.66 9, 11:10 p.m. -Josef Marais' Bushveld band: GSD COCO. ' 6,01 LOX, 10.35 SHORT WAVES COCQ, 9.75 OLR3A, Czeho- 11:30 p.m. -Salute to Latin America: W8XAL CSW, Portugal 9.94 slovakia 9.55 (6.06) DJB, Germany 15.20 OLR4A, 11.84 12 mid. -Program from Tahiti: FO8AA DJC. 6.02 OLRSA, " 15.23 1:45 DJ», " 11.77 ORR, Belgium 10.33 BY CHAS. A. MORRISON, president, INTERNATIONAL DX -ER'S ALLIANCE a.m.-Miss Yaeko Okamoto, songs: JZK DSL, " 15.11 OXY, Denmark 11.805 2:15 a.m.-Hawaii Calls: KKP EAQ2, Spain 9.49 PCJ, Holland 9.59, 15.22 3:05 a.m.-Song and syncopation: GSB GSD FO8AA, Tahiti 7.11 PHI, " 17.775 (Figures in Parentheses Are Megacycles) GSA, England 6.05 PRADO. Ecuador 6.62 p.m. EST), broadcasting a program in 9.61 PRF5, Brazil 9.50 French. GSC, w 9.58 RAN, Russia 9.60 DURING the next four months, Wednesday, September 15 GSD, " 11.75 REI. 16.038 short-wave listeners, particularly Louis Ambrosius of Louisville, Ky., 10:15 a.m.-BBC Empire orchestra: GSG GSJ , GSF, " 15.14 RNE 12.00 3 p.m.-"Opping 'Oliday": GSG GSI GSG, " 17.79 RV15, 4.273 those who reside on the West has been hearing the !new San Salva- GSH, " 21.47 RV59, 6.00 Coast, will have the opportunity of dor, 3:30 p.m.-Hatiana Makushina, soprano: SSG GSI, 9115.26 SPW, Poland 13.64 El Salvador, station on two addi- 3:55 p.m. -MUSICAL COMEDY, "The B&Be of GSJ, 21.53 TES, 12.23 logging a most unusual station with tional frequencies. Using the call YSH, " Iceland the odd call HO2U. The New York": GSG GSI GEL, 6.11 TPA2, France 15.24 transmitter the broadcaster is testing almost daily 4:05 p.m. -Slovak folk songs: OLR4A GSO, 15.18 TPA3, 11.88 is powered at 100 watts and is located GSP, 15.31 TPA4, 11.71 from 10:20 to 10:40 p.m. EDT (9:20 to 6 p.m. -Henry Hall's orchestra: GSG GSO HAS3, Hungary 15.37 VE9DN, Canadd 6.005 aboard a ship on a round -the -world 9:40 p.m. EST) on a frequency of 6:40 p.m. -Technical tips: DJB DJD HAT4, " 9.12 VH2ME, Australia 9.59 cruise. Since the station is unlicensed, approximately 9.517 megs. From 10:40 8 p.m. -Latin-American night: W3XAL (17.78) FIBS, Switzerland 14.535 VR3LR, 9.58 we 8:15 p.m. -Virginia Brunetti and Muzio Giovag- HBL, 9.60 VK3ME. " 9.51 are unable to divulge the name of p.m. to 2 a.m. EDT (9:40 p.m. to 1 a.m. noli : 2R04 HBO, " 11.402 VPD2, Fijis 9.54 the ship or the station's operator. We EST) a frequency of 7.89 megs is used, HBH, " 18.48 W1XAL. Boston. Mass. understand, however, that a complete 8:30 p.m.-Wolf Justin Hartman, songs: DJB HBP, " 7.80 15.25, 11.79 and 6.04 with the call given as YSD. The sta- 8:45 p.m.-"Johnson of Lichfield": GSD GSP HC2RL, Ecuador 6.66 XECR. Mexico, D.F. 7.38 log of transmission is being kept, and tion relays the programs of YSS (for- 9:30 p.m.-Consuelo de Alvarez, songs: H112S, Haiti 5.925 XEFT, " 6.12 all correct reports of reception will be YV5RC HJIABE, Colombia 9.5 XEUZ, " " 6.12 merly known as RDN), "Alma Cuscat- 9:45 p.m.-"Where Can We Find Our Cousins?": HJ1ABP, " 9.618 XEXA, " " 6.172 verified upon completion of the world leca," which operates on a broadcast DJB DJD HP5J, Panama 9.60 YV5RC, Venezuela 5.80 cruise. Interesting cards are being frequency of 638 kilocycles. During 10:15 p.m. -SCENES FROM "MACBETH," Wil- HOOPS, Siam 9.51, 19.02 ZBW3, China 9.525 liam Shakespeare: DJB DJD HVJ, Vatican City 15.12 ZBW4, " 15.19 prepared for this purpose, and a space the daytime this new transmitter is 11 p.m. -Hans Erich Riebensahm, JVN, Japan 10.66 2R03. Italy 9.635 has been provided for inserting the used for radio -telephone service with piano: DJB JVI, 9.535 2R04, " 11.81 exact position of the ship at time of 11:20 p.m. -Let's Go to the Theater: GSD GSG 5Z3, " 11.80 9MI, S. S. Ranim- other Central American countries. 2:55 a.m.-"The Court of 'Not -so -Common, JZK, 15.16 bla 6.01 reception. What more could a DX -er Please' KIO, Hawaii 11.68 ",: GSB GSD GSO ask for? These reports should be sent Warren Stark of Wauwatosa, Wis., 3:45 a.m.-Comedy, "A Man with a Past": GSB Time given is EDT; for EST subtract one hour. to Amateur Radio Station HO2U, Post GSD GSO Short-wave programs of American stations are reports HP5J (9.607), Panama City, shown along with the regular listings beginning Office Box 181, El Cerrito, California. Panama, will shortly sponsor a contest on page 27. These are indicated, for example, by The station may be heard almost daily for the benefit of its wide -spread audi- Thursday, September lb (sw-11.87) in parentheses following a program list- at 4 and 10 a.m. EDT (3 9 a.m. ing. This means that on 11.87 megacycles the same and ence of short-wave listeners. The win- 10:15 a.m.-H. M. Central Royal Air Force band: program may also be heard over an American short- EST) on a frequency of 14.14 megs. ner will receive a free trip to Panama GSG GSJ wave station. Please note that foreign stations do At present the ship is near Hawaii, but 1:20 not always adhere precisely to their announced with all expenses paid. The power of p.m.-Wynford Reynolds octet: GSG GSI program schedules. we understand it will touch Kobe, Ja- HP5J is being raised to 3,000 watts, 3 p.m. -PROMENADE CONCERT; BBC Sym- pan, and Singapore, Straights Settle- and the main studio is being remodeled phony orchestra, conducted by Sir Henry ments, during the next few weeks. Wood: GSG GSI News Broadcasts into a radio theater seating 200 per- 4:05 p.m. -Concerto for violin: OLR4A sons. p.m. Daily -1:30 a.m., JZK; 1:45, COCQ; 3:25, GSG, R. B. 5:20 -Orchestre Raymonde: GSG GSO Oxrieder, of State College, 6:15 p.m. GSO, GSD, GSB; 4:40, 7, TPA2; 9:30, -Dance music: GSG GSO TPA3; Penn., writes that a new Cuban, 7:30 p.m. GSJ, GSG, GSH; 12:10 GSH, The Holden Expedition, now en -Claudio Arrau and Luz -quartet: DJB p.m., GSJ, GSG, CODX, was heard on August 20, re- 8:05 p.m. -Military GSF; 2, GSG, GSI, GSD, GSB; 3:10, TPA3; 5, route for the Amazonian jungle re- band: OLR4A laying Broadcast Station CMDX, on 8:15 p.m. --Cinema recital: GSO, GSB, GSG, GSF, OLR4A; 5:30, JZJ, JZK; a gions, will establish its base camp organ GSD GSP of 9.125 megs . 8:30 p.m. -Bavarian folk -songs: DJB DJD 7:30, EAQ2; 7:40, HP5J; 8, RAN; 8:15, CSW; frequency A new about 600 miles south of Georgetown, Spanish-speaking station, believed to 9:30 p.m. -Jim Johannessen, violinist: DJB DJD 8:30, EAQ2; 9:10, GSF, GSD, GSP, GSO; 9:15, British Guiana, at the junction of the 9:40 p.m. DJB, DJD; 11:30, DJB, DJD, TPA4; 11:40, be in South America, is being heard -Slav dances: OLR4A Kissikityu and Essequibo rivers. A 10 p.m.-Mail bag: OLR4A . GSG, GSD, GSI, GSB; 11:45, CJRO, CJRX. on a frequency of 9.642 megs, or just special 200 -watt RCA transmitter, 10:15 p.m. and Daily except Sundays a.m., VK3ME; 8:30. in- -Robbers gangsters: DJB DJD -7 between LRX, Buenos Aires, Argen- 11 p.m.-Canadian hour: HH2S VK3LR; 2:20 p.m., 2R04; 7, 2R03. stalled at this point, will be used to tina, and OAX5C, Ica, Peru, on the maintain contact with the explorers 11:45 p.m. -Jazz Girls: YV5RC Sun., Mon., Wed., Fri. -9 a.m., JZJ, JZK; 5 p.m., dial. 12:45 a.m.-Biwa recital: RNE. in the field, who will be carrying a JZK 2:40 a.m.-With the Lumberjack in British Co- Mon. & Thurs.-9:30 p.m., OLR4A. small portable transmitter and re- The location of the mysterious ceiver. A radio beam transmitted from lumbia: GSD GSO French station on 9.685 megs, men- 12 this short-wave station will also be Sunday, September tioned in last week's column, has been used in directing the party through the Friday, September 17 8 a.m.-Program from S. S. Kanimbla: 9MI identified as Fort-de-France, Martin- dense bush country. Weekly broad- 10:15 a.m.-"Who'll Buy?" the past and present *8:40 a.m.-International church: COCQ ique, in the French West Indies. I am of London's famous markets: GSG GSJ *9 a.m.-Variety program: DJL casts originating at the base camp unable to say whether or not this is and picked 10:45 a.m.-Northern concert party: GSG GSJ *9 a.m.-Overseas hour for Australia: JZJ JZK up by RCA Communica- 2:25 p.m.-Yascha Krein's Gypsy orchestra: GSG 10:15 a.m.-Chimes and church W1XAL a new frequency for the former "Radio tions at Riverhead, Long Island, N. Y., services: Fort de France," GSI (15.25) which has been off will keep the listeners of the National 2:30 p.m. -Five Hours Back: W3XAL (17.78) 10:55 a.m.-Phohi-Variety ensemble: PHI the air for some time. The station Broadcasting Company's networks in- W2XAD (15.33) *11:30 a.m.-Vatican City topics: HVJ broadcasts daily from 7:30 to 8:30 formed as to the progress and activities 3 p.m.-"Brightelmstone": GSG GSI 12:30 p.m. hour: -Polish SPW p.m. EDT (6:30 to 7:30 p.m. EST) . of the expedition. 4 p.m. -PROMENADE CONCERT; BBC Sym- 12:35 p.m.-Fred Hartley's sextet: GSG GSJ I am still unable to identify the Latin phony orchestra, conducted by Sir Henry 1:20 p.m. -BBC Military band: GSG GSI station which broadcasts nightly up According to Egyptian Wood: GSG GSI 1:30 p.m.-Cultural activities: W3XAL (17.78) Radio, in the 4:05 p.m.-Smetana Glee Club: OLR4A 2:20 p.m.-Eugene Pini's tango orchestra: GSG to 12 mid. or 1 a.m. EDT (11 p.m. or near future the Helsinki, Finland, pro- 12 mid. EST), 12.007 4:35 p.m.-Green fields and pavements: GSG 2:40 p.m.-Iceland hour: TFJ on megs. Strong grams are to be relayed by a new 5:30 p.m.-Pathways to Peace: W1XAL (11.79) 2:55 p.m.-St. Paul's services: GSH GSI interference from a code station to- short-wave station, in order to make 6 p.m. -Argentine hour: LSX or LSY (18.115) 3:45 p.m.-Francois Broos, viola: GSG GSI gether with the fact that all announce- them available to a greater number of 7:30 p.m.-Canadian artists: GSD GSP 4:05 p.m.-Songs from old Prague: OLR4A ments are made in rapid-fire Spanish overseas listeners. The 8 p.m.-Woman's Page: W3XAL (17.78) 5 p.m. -Our American Neighbors: W2XE new Finnish '05.27) has made it impossible to discover transmitter will probably be erected 8:30 p.m.-Play, "The Man in the Net": DJB *5:30 p.m.-Overseas hour : (East) JZJ JZK either the name or call -letters of the near Lahti, in the immediate 9:30 p.m. -In memory of Friedrich Wilhelm von 6:20 p.m.-New English trio: GSG GSO vicinity Steuben: DJB DJD *7:30 p.m.-Program from Denmark: broadcaster, although its location is of the powerful long -wave station. OXY undoubtedly Santiago, Chile. 10 p.m. -Concert orchestra: YV5RC *8 p.m. -Program from Moscow: RAN RKI Prior to 10 p.m. -"The River Dee": GSD GSG GSI 8:30 p.m.-Two Hours with Cuba: COCO signing off, the Chilean national an- A verification from COBC (9.31) 10:15 p.m.-Emmy Braun, pianist: DJB DJD 8:50 p.m.-William Parsons, bass: GSD GSP them is played, which is followed by states that it relays the programs of 12 mid. -Program from Tahiti: FO8AA 9:30 p.m.-Bolivian piano music: DJB DJD the sounding of very weak chimes Broadcast Station CMBC, "El Progreso 12:30 a.m.-KDKA DX Club: W8XK (6.14) *10 p.m.-Cararo's tango band: LRX somewhat similar to those employed Cubano" and "Y Los Grandes Alma- 2:50 a.m.-Play, "The Greater Right": GSB GSD 10:15 p.m. -Variety concert: DJB DJD the of *12 mid. -English program from Mexico: XEXA at beginning and end transmis- cenes de Trajes, El Gallo," whose ad- sions from Nazaki, Japan. The station is *1:30 a.m.-Overseas hour (Pacific Coast) : .1.. dress Apartado 132, Havana, Cuba. Saturday, September 18 1:45 a.m.-English news; COCQ then closes down abruptly without 3:45 a.m.-Jack Hart's band: GSB GSD GSO *2 a.m.-English DX program : XEUZ making its identity known ... Recep- The "Our American Neighbors" pro- 9:30 a.m.-Caroline Dussi's ensemble: PHI 2:55 a.m.-News in Science: GSB GSD GSO tion on the 20 -meter amateur band is gram, which is heard on Sundays from 9:50 a.m.-Phohi club meeting: PHI improving rapidly. Tuning these fre- 5 to 5:30 p.m. EDT (4 to 4:30 p.m. 10:50a.m.-Melody in rhythm: PHI Key to Symbols Used: *Daily; r Week Days; quencies from 7 to 8 a.m. EDT (6 to 7 EST) over W2XE (15.27) of New 11:10 a.m.-Dorothy Hogben's singers and play- $Monday, Wednesday, Friday; Monday, Thursday. a.m. EST) will disclose many Austra- York City, has drawn a very gratify- ers: GSG GSJ lian stations in contact with American 2:30 p.m. -BBC presents the ABC: GSG GSI ing response from Latin listeners in 3 p.m. -Music Hall: GSG GSI Monday. September 13 hams. those countries to which the programs 3 :40 p.m. -Dance music: OLR4A 3:45 a.m.-BBC presents the ABC: GSB GSD have thus far been dedicated. Each 4:10 p.m. -PROMENADE CONCERT; BBC Sym- *4a.m.English program from Siberia: RV15 RAG, a new Soviet station on 12.15 week one of our neighboring Latin phony orchestra, conducted by Sir Henry §9a.m.-Siamese broadcast: HS8PJ (19.02) megs, is being heard nighty from 11:I5 countries is saluted with special talks Wood: GSG GSI §9a.m.-Oriental variety: ZBW3 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. EDT (10:15 to 11:30 and music. 4:25 p.m.-Czech opera selections: OLR4A 10:20 a.m.-Vaudeville program: PHI 5:25 p.m. -BBC Theater orchestra: GSG OSO *1:30 p.m. -Polish hour: SPW 6 p.m. -Tart and blunt: DJB DJD 1:40 p.m. -Reginald Foort, organ : GSG GSI 'i-7 p.m. -South American news: W3XAL (17.78) 6:30 p.m.-League of Nations: HBL HBP 2:20 p.m. -Letter -box: 2R04 7:20 p.m. -Burlesque, "The Giddiest Girl in the Tuesday, September 14 6:45 p.m.-Beatrix Marr, violin: GSG GSO 2:50 p.m. -British sea songs: GSG GSI Coll" : GSD GSP 5:30 a.m.-Happy program: PCJ (15.22) 7 p.m.-Program from Budapest: HAT4 3:35 p.m. -COMEDY, "Wedding Day": GSG GSI 8 p.m. -Empire exchange talks: GSD GSP -1.6 :30 a.m.-Fiji hour: VPD2 7:45 p.m.-Variety program: HBO HBJ 4:05 p.m. -Spanish Rhapsody: OLR4A 8:15 p.m. -Nanda Del Duca: 2R04 6:45 a.m.-The Last Load Home: GSG GSJ 8 p.m.-Cocktail musical: W3XAL (17.78) 5:20 p.m. -BBC Northern Ireland orchestra: GSG 8:55 p.m.-Concerto for flute: OLR4A 10:15 a.m.-World Affairs: GSG GSJ 9 p.m. -Cuban music: LRX f6 p.m. -Monitor news: W1XAL (11.79) 9 p.m. --Orquesta Capitolio: YV5RC 10:20 a.m.-Play, "You Shall Not Smuggle": PHI 9:45 p.m. -Practical hints for those who build 6:15 p.m. -Talk, "The Automobile Industry": 10 p.m. -Victor Sylvester's orchestra: GSD GSG 11:15 a.m.-Hungaria Gypsy orchestra: GSG GSJ their own sets: DJB DJD W2XAF (9.53) W2XAD (15.33) GSI 12:40 p.m. -Victorian memories: GSG GSJ 10:15 p.m.-Dance music: DJB DJD 6:30 p.m. -Light music: DJB DJD 10:25 p.m. -"Is the Lawyer a Blessing or a 2:35 p.m. -Dance music: GSG GSI 10:30 p.m.-Victor Olaf sextet: GSD GSG GSI 16:45 p.m. (ex. Sat.) -Jorge Leal, Spanish com- Curse?": GSD GSG GSI 3 p.m. -First House Tuesday: GSG GSI 12 mid. -Northern Messenger; messages to those mentator: W2XE (15.27) 2:15 a.m.-Hawaii Calls: KKP 3:40 p.m. -Organ recital: OLR4A in the Arctic: VE9DN CRCX

18 Radio Guide Week Ending September 18, 1937 e We Applaud -CLARK DENNIS. FROM LANCE BAND SOLOIST TO NBC TENOR STAR -THAT'S HIS STORY!

Clark Dennis (left) came to Chicago as tenor soloist for a dance orchestra. Being an individualist, he felt lost in the crowd, quit the band to sing on sustaining shows -- become N BC's romantic tenor star. Glorious melodies, old & new, by Clark (above) are heard on the daily "Breakfast Club" & "Club Matinee." Wednesday night"Minstrels," & Saturday night"Jamboree." His fan mail is enormous, his listeners many-and devoted! SAIL THE SOUND WITH JAMES MELTON

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When James Melton, N BC's "Sunday Night Party" singing m. c, boards his yacht, "Melody," he leaves studio cares, worries behind. Above: Jimmy at the helm, with his captain. Top, left: Melton's private signal

Beneath a bunk in the forward stateroom, in the guest cabin, rests this built-in piano (left). Sometimes the robust tenor of radio and screen fame is in the mood for song, rehearses here for his Sunday night show

Melton's 8 -year -old, $30,- tY 000 yacht (right) heads off for a day's cruise on Long Island Sound with Jimmy, Mrs. Melton and Captain George Williams aboard. Williams works for Melton the year 'round, gets a salary of $3,000 -,__.. a7 s ..

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Ur ique's the word for minor details aboard the Melton yacht. Cocktail glasses (right) are pa nted with nautical de- signs. Even the linen expresses the spirit of the see, bears the emblem of Jinmy's private signal

A gasoline station in the ocean (right, below), wtere Melton refuels 'trj.jektm,_ the "Melody's" 300-gal- PI lor -capacity tank. The boat uses six hundred gallons of gasoline per mcnth - when cruising, that much per week

Instrument panel (left) .. of Melton's boat. In the r. - í_wilL "`"`.! =' . ..jä-.. row of buttons just in . . front of the clock is the ignition. In winter the "Melody" has to be laid up at a cost of $200, is also covered by insur- ance at $350 a year

Air heater (right) on board Melton's yacht. It cost ;20-there are 6 of them in all. Oper- ating cost of the "Mel- ody" for a year amounts to approximately $5,000 -but . Jimmy says it's worth It, it's his hobby YOU ASKED FOR THEM -

Above: Green-eyed, Exotic Corinna Mura auburn -haired (right) sings and Edythe Wright is plays the guitar on the songstress with her own program, Tommy Dorseÿ s or- "International Sa- chestra on the "Ral- lon" Thursday nights eigh and Kool Show" (EDT) over PA BS. on NBC every Fri- She has previously day night. Edythe broadcast with such trained to be a danc- orchestra leaders as er, but gave up this Paul Whiteman, Ru- career when injured dy Vallee & Richard while performing at Himber. Both of her a college charity parents are Spanish AND HERE THEY ARE!

Bailey Axton (above, Helene Dumas (above), left) can be heard on radiactress now ap- Thursday afternoons pearing in the drama- (EDT) over NBC. He's tic serial "Love and a 24 -year -old tenor Learn"over NBC week- who has been a fea- day afternoons (EDT). tured singer for 19 She has been in the years-he made his cast of "The New Pen- first concert appear- ny," "House of Glass" ance at the age of 5 and "True Story Court"

Left: Howard Phillips, Below: Templeton Fox baritone soloist over plays the role of Mari- CBS on Monday nights lyn Fletcher in "Young (EDT), specializes in Hickory," NBC's dra- robust songs. He was matic serial heard each formerly m.c. on CBS' week -day morning "Music in the Air." He's (EDT). Her name was a New Yorker, born Esther, but a numer- there in 1911 ... yet he ologist advised her to wants a log -cabin home change it to Templeton

Below: Jane Rhodes, 16 -year -old Andre Baruch (below) is one of the vocalist on NBC's "Packard Hour" few foreign -born announcers heard Tuesday nights (EDT). Although on the air. He's heard with Edwin new to listeners in the East, West C. Hill on "Your News Parade" Coasters know Jane. She began over CBS week days. He plays singing there at the age of seven piano paints, speaks 7 languages BUCK WHITEMAN RIDES AGAIN

WEDNESDAY MIDNIGHTS (EDT) PAUL'S A BAND LEADER - THE REST OF THE TIME, A FARMER!

Playing at the Front er Fiesta called for Paul Whitaman's moving to Fort Worth. So he leased "Shady Oaks," a farm with over 1,000 acres of grazing - land, became a gentleman farmer. Left: Paul, astride his horse, "Walkalong"

On Paul's large farm is a 12 -room house which the Whitemans have modernized completely. He and his wife-the former cinemactress, Margaret Livingston- now have it just as they want it. Left: Putting on the finishing touches

Rudy Vallee and Paul are old friends. So when Rudy was playing at the Dallas Centennial, he visited the Fort Worth Whitemans, received a ready welcome. The first thing they did was to dress him in the clothes of a western cowboy (right) -- Richard Averill Smith After his bandleading, Paul doesn't do all his Paul seldom feels like farming from "Walka- hard work. Usually he long's" back, however. rides over the farm, Often he works in the supervises his men, fields like the hired ti- en relaxes in his hands. Below: White- living-room (above) man tills his soil

To Paul, the farm is a Below: Paul with a few eecreation - but to his of his sheep-he has wife it's a business. She over 500. Texans don't makes the 'arm show a consider it right to orofit, is shown above keep both sheep and just after supervising cows, but Paul does n- :he storing of the hay and finds that it pays!

IfiLkastigi One of rad o's oldest shows was revived on April 21 when the NEC Minstrels went en the air. They replaced the Wiener Minstrels of WENR-famous as the Sinclair Minstrels-who went off last Na- vember afte- 6 years of broadcasting. Left: Gene Arr old, veteran of the old show, is interlocutor. With him Endman Vance McCune (right)

Featured singers or the show are Baritone Edwarc Davies (below) and Tenor Clar< Dennis. Since the sudden death cf Al Short on August 10, guest conductors haze been leading the o-chestra. This show differs from the old oie only in that it honors some city each week. Honor city votes are counted by population percentage

MEN AT WORK

THE NBC MINSTRELS REVIVE OLD TIMES -EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT (EDT)

Photos by JUN FUJITA

Left: Part of the choir of 12 voices which ac- companies Davies and Dennis. There has been only one change in the cast since April. Bill Thompson replaced Harold Peary Aug. 18. Arnold is the only original Wiener Minstrel

Right: Endmen Jimmy Dean (right) and Vance McCune in the midst of one of their skits. The show, like its predeces- sor, feattrres jokes, songs, and, of course, tap- dancing-done by hand. The show is aired from Coast to Coast THIS WEEK'S PROGRAMS

WEAF-NBC. ¿Highlights of the WLW-Cadle Choir WGY-Concert Hall Bible WGY WTIC WJAR LOG OF STATIONS WNLC-Sidney's Varieties /VHBI-Gladys Scott KYW LISTED IN EDITION 3-METROPOLITAN WOV-Sunday Sinfonietta 1:30 12:39 Sunday Dr. Frederick K. Stanmu's sor- WPG-rtRev. G. E. Lowman EDT EST uwn will be 'l'he God of WABC-CBS: To be announced: the i.iving." 'l'he Radio WQXR-Musical Comedy Excerpts Call Kilo- Power Net- Varieties WCAU WDRC WOKO WPRO (Insisters offer ].a tnb of Letters WSAN-Radio WPG September I2 God. Draw Thon My Seel and cycles Watts Location work WTIC-Mus cal Souvenirs (sw-15.27-9.59) He That Goeth Forth With WJZ-NBC: Our Neighbors: Weeping. 12:15 EDT 11:15 EST WABY WBZ KDKA 0 50.000 Pittsburgh, Penna. NBC -B C.S.-.Radio Parish Church: News: WMCA WELI WEAF-NBC: Dreams of Long KYW* 1020 10,000 Philadelphia, Penna. NBC -R WNBC WELI WAAT-Michaels' Little Theater Ago: WTIC WGY WLW KYW WAAT 940 500 Jersey City, New Jersey Local News: WOR WHN WNEW WEVD-Isaak Gladstone, songs WJAR WSAN (sw-15.33) MORNING WABC 860 50,000 New York City CBS WMCA WIP-Violin Quartette; Domestic Y. N. -News: WEAN WABY* 1370 100 Albany, NBC -B WICC WAAT-Needlepoint Revue New York Help Service KDKA-Dinner Hour WBBMi' 770 50,000 Chicago, Illinois CBS 9:00 EDT 8:00 EST WBNX-Radio Question Box WNBC-Noonday Musicale WBNX-Parthenon WBIL 1100 5,000 New York City Local Musicale W BZ -Musicale WHEW -Sunday Swing WBRY-Luncheon WBNX 1350 New York Local Melodies WEAF-NBC: Harold Nagel's 1,000 City WSAN-Millside Jamboree WEL.I-Brioschi WINS -.Church of Every Day WBRY 1530 1,000 Waterbury, Conn. MBS & C.N. Prgm. Orch.: WJAR WSAN KYW Living WTIC-To be announced WHBI-Jimmy W B T'P 1080 50,000 Charlotte, North Carolina CBS Shearer WTIC WIP-Lost and Found WINS-Stars of the Future WABC-CBS: Sunday Morning at W BZ -W BZA§ 990 50,000 Boston, Massachusetts NBC -B 12:30 EDT 11:30 EST WLW-.Church Forum WCAU 1170 50,000 Philadelphia, Penna. CBS * WJZ-NBC: Radio City Music WIP-Symphony Hall Aunt Susan's; News: WCAU by WMCA-Ted WPG-.Church the Sea WDRC 1330 5,000 Hartford, Conn. CBS Hall: KDKA WBZ WLW (sw Weems' Orch. WPRO WPG WOKO (sw- WQXR-Organ 21.52) Recital W EAF 660 50.000 New York City NBC -R 15.21) WNBC-Matinee Frank Guhnay, Thiuklet In- WSAN-.Bethel Radio Church WEAN 780 1.000 Providence, R. I. NBC -B Y.N. WABC-CBS: Salt Lake City Tab- WNLC-Kay & Kay-dets dian, returns this morning C.N. MBS ernacle Choir & Organ: R OV-Music in Many Moods for another guest session 10:15 EDT 9:15 EST WCAU WOKO (sw-9.59) with Aunt Susan. His topic WELI# 900 500 New Haven, Connecticut C.S. 1:45 EDT 12:45 EST is "More Legends of the Red NBC -Russian Melodies: WBZ WEVD 1300 1,000 New York City Local WEAF-NBC. Univ. of Chicago WABC-CBS: Poet's Round Table guest Gold: WCAU Man." WHN-Bernard Levitow's Orch. WGN''¡ 720 50.000 Chicago, Illinois MBS Discussion, WPG WDRC WOKO speakers: WJAR WGY KYW WPRO WJZ-NBC: Coast to Coast on a WIP-Barnacle Bill, songs WGY 790 50,000 Schenectady, New York NBC -R (sw-15.27-9.59) Bus, children's prgm.; Milton WMCA-Lon Gladstone's Orch. WHAMj' 1150 50,000 Rochester, New York NBC -B (sw-l5.33) Y.N.-20th WAAT-Let's Talk About Stars J. Cross, cond.: KII!(A WLW WNEW-Uncle Pete & Louise WHASi 820 50,000 Louisville, Kentucky CBS Century Serenade: WEAN -Famous Homes WABY WBZ (sw-15.21) WOR-Bill Bailey's Orch. WHBI 1250 2.500 Newark, New Jersey Local WBRY WICC-Red C.N.-La Rosa, Italian Prgm.: Revellers' Orch. ICBS-.Meditations in Psalms: WOV-Sketch & Orch. WHN 1010 5,000 New York City Local WNLC-Hiloe Hawaiians WMCA WIP WH:ìM 14-50 250 Jersey City, New Jersey Loral WEAN WICC C.N.-Chapel Chimes: WBRY 10:30 EDT 9:30 EST WICC 600 1,000 Bridaeport. Conn. NBC Y.N. News: WDRC WHN 2:00 EDT 1:00 EST C.N. MBS WAAT-Stardust * WJZ-NBC: THE MAGIC KEY WEAN WTHT WABC-CBS: Children's Hour, of Our WINS 1180 1,000 New York City Local WBNX-German Radio Revue of RCA; Symphony Orch., dir. C.S.-.Faith Fathers: J u wails Prem. WNBC WIP Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ICBS WELI-Gems of Melody Frank Black; Milton J. Cross, WELI WJZ--NBC: Cloister Bells: WICC 610 1,000 WAAT-Morning WJAR Providence, R. I. NBC -R WEVD-Waltz Time m.c; Guests: KDKA WABY Musicale WABY WLW WEAN WBZ 890 1,000 WBBR-.Judge Rutherford WJZ 760 so.00n New York City NBC -B WHBI-Dance Orch. WBZ WLW WICC WEAN WEAF-NBC: Amer. Society of WBNX-Ukarinian WLW 700 Cincinnati, Ohio NBC & MBS WHOM -Polish -American Prgm. WSAN (sw-15.21) Prgm. Ancient Instruments: WTIC 500.000 WMCA 570 1,000 New York City ICBS WINS-Walkathon WABC-CBS: St. Louis Serenade: WBRY-Morning Serenade \%JAR KYW WNBC 1380 New Britain, Conn. C.S. WIP-Uncle WIP's Sunday Revue WOKO WPRO WPG (sw- WGY-.Fed. of Churches WOR-MBS: Rainbow House 250 WNEW 1250 2,500 New York City Local WMCA-Lou Katzman's Orch.; 15.27) WHBI-Orchestra Uoin.H,' 1rail W1't, Cils t%'OKO WNLC 1500 100 New London, Conn. C.N.. V.N. Beauty Talk WEAF-NBC: Sunday Drivers: WHN-Lew White, organist WPRO WDRC WHOM -Italian Variety Prgm. & MBS WNBC-Kiddies Revue WTIC 1VGY KYW WJAR (sw C.N.-.Baptist Church Services: WOKO* 1410 1,000 Albany, New Ycrk CBS WOR-Ted Weems' Orch. 15.33) WICC-.Catholic Mass Service WTHT WBRY WITS-13Devotioual Hour WOR 7i 0 50,000 Newark, New Jersey MBS WOV-Dramatic Sketch WOR-MBS: Pauline Alpert, pian- C. S. -News: WELI WNBC WOV 1130 1,003 New York City Local WPRO-News; Reading the Fun- ist: WNLC WBRY WNLC-.Church of the Air KDKA-Easy to Remember WOR-Organ Recital W PG 1100 5,000 Atlantic City, N. J. CBS nies WAAT-Music Graphs WAAT-Frank Albanese, organist WPRO 630 Providence, R. I. CBS & ICBS WBNXVasilatos' WOV-Giglio Musicale WBNX-Polish 1,000 WQXR-The Bandstand Orch. Bells WQXR 1550 1,000 New York City Local WSAN-Slovak Orch. WCAU-Happy Valley Boys WCAU-Children's Hour 9:15 EDT 8:15 EST WSAN-WCBA# '"440 )00 Allentown, Penna. NBC WTIC-Once upon A Time WDRC-.Voice of Religion WGY-To be announced WSM'r 650 50,000 Nashville, Tennessee NBC & MBS 12:45 EDT 11:45 EST WELI-L'Ora Italiana WAAT-Recorded for You WINS -Rendezvous for Two WTAMi' 1070 50,000 Cleveland, Ohio NBC -R WEVD-String Ensemble WHBI-Polish Business Men's WIP-Jan Hubati's Orch. News: WTIC WNLC WTHT* 1200 100 Hartford, Conn. MBS & C.N. WBRY-Melody Time WHBI-Madeleine Turk Prgm. WMCA-Bridge Flashe, ; Enemble Y.N. WTIC 1040 50,000 Hartford, Conn. NBC -R & WDRC-Modernettes, Girl Trio WHN-Music & Health WI-IN -Morning Male Choir WNEW-Breakfast Notes WTNJ 1280 500 Trenton, New Jersey Local WHOM -German Prgm. WOV-Symphonic Novelties 'A NLC-Camera Club WEVD-Little Orphan Shirley frequencies of Stations Carrying Rebroadcasts: KSL, 1130; KNX, WINS -Dancing Disks WQXR-Chamber Music; News WHN-Dominco Savino's Orch. 9:30 EDT 8:30 EST 1050; KPO, 680; KPRC, 920; WBAP, 800; W6A1, 1190; KFI, 640 WINS -She Shall Have Music WMCA-Three Little Funsters WEAF-NBC: Concert Ensemble; 10:45 EDT 9:45 EST WMCA-State Legislature 2:15 EDT 1:15 EST NBC-National Broadcasting Company SHORT WAVES WQXR-R. Howell, Your Old New Harry Gilbert, organist: WJAR WJZ-NBC: Madrigal CBS -St. Louis Serenade: WDRC Singers: CBS-Columbia Broadcasting System Symbol alter a pro- Yorker C.N.-Concert Ensemble: WBRY KYW WGY WTIC \VICC WABY WEAN \VLW MBS-Mutual B,oadcasting System gram. like (sw-9.53). The Ensemble numbers will be WBZ 1:00 EDT 12:00 EST WNLC Come and Trip - NBC B-National Broadcasting Company means that program It (Handel WABC-CBS : ¿Church of the WAAT-Michaels' Music Yost) and The Sower (ylosz- KDKA-Dot & Pat Basic Blue Network is broadcast on short kowski-Federleint. The Or- Air: WPRO WOKO WDRC WHBI-Dance Orch. WAAT-Orch. with Johnny Ryan NBC -R --National Broadcasting Company waves on 9.53 meal - WCAU chestra numbers will be WELI-Dance Time WPG (sw-15.27-9.59) WHN-Nat Shilkret's Orch. Basic Red Network cycles. ltev. John F. O'Hara, S. C., Value Mignonne (Karg-Elert- WHN-Ben WINS -Progress of Education Gilbert) and Nocturne in C Selvin's Orch. Y.N.-Yankee Network president of the University WNBC-News (Grieg). Other numbers will WINS -Question Box C.N.-Colonial Network of Notre Dame in South be Psyche (l'aladilhe I; 'l'he WNBC-Popular ICBS-Inter-City Bend, Ind., will be the speak- WOR-Ray Keating's Orch. Pleasantries Broadcasting System er at this time. Three Gypsies (Liszt:: The WNEW-World Observer C.S-Connecticut Broadcasting System 2:30 EDT 1:30 EST Broken Melody i Sibelius); WEAF-NBC: Seattle Fishing ' Programs WABC-CBS: ¿Living Dramas of and Don .titan's Serenade WNLC-Italian Stories -N;ght Only WJAR KYW WSAN *-Network Programs Derby: the Bible. WOKO WPRO (Tschaikowsky). WOV-Don Anselmo & Ciccillo. Only (sw-15.33) C.N.-Morning Serenade: WTHT #.-Day Programs Only WDRC WPG (sw-15.27) comedy NBC -Radin City Music Hall: WNLC Broadcasts Same Programs as WBZ WEAF-NBC: Thatcher Colt Mys- §-WBZA WABY C.S.-Music of the 11:00 EDT 10:00 NOTICE: The programs as presented here were as correct teries (Scalptone & Tar Soap): Ukraine: EST C.N.- %Catholic Question Box: WNBC WELI and as arcurate as the broadcasting companies and RADIO GUIDE WGY WTIC WJAR KYW (sw- WEAF NBC: News, Ward & WICC WEAN WNLC Anthony Hour: WEAN could make them at the time of going to press. However, emer 15.33) QSt. Muzzy, piano duo: WTIC C.S.-Michael J. Goode, comm.: WHN WIP gencies that arise at the studios sometrimes necessitate eleventh C.N.-Ray Keating's Orch.: WNLC WJZ-NBC: News; Alice Rernsen, WELI WNBC WAAT-Medical Society hour changes in _program listings, time, etc. WTHT WBRY songs: WICC WEAN WBZ WAAT-Roaming the WBBR-.Watchtower Organ Bell Z. indicates religious services and programs. Star indi. World WAAT-Pet Peeves CBS -The Texas WOKO * Airs WBRY-To be announced Rangers: cates high spot selections. WBNXGerman WNBX-Hour of Nations WPG WPRO WBRY-Italian Revue in the Wild - It your favorite station is not listed at quarter or halt hour WEVD-Uncle Nuchem's Kids WDRC-.Church WEVD-Met. Ensemble wood KDKA-To be announced periods, consult the time listings immediately abovt. fhe chances String WHBI-Joe Pollack WAAT-Musical Comedy Moments WGY-The Melody Men WINS -Reading the Funnies are that a network program of 30 or 60 minutes duration is on the WI-IN -Sunday Supplement WDRC-Young Folks Prgm WHN-Hour of Champions WMCA-Harrison Jubilee Choir air at a quarter-hour when you do not find your station listed. WINS -Fellowship Hour WNLC-Sunday Song Service WELI-Imperial Prgm. WINS -Catholic Question Box WIP-Jungle Jim WMCA-Odds WOR-Uncle Don Reads Comics WEVD-Music & Sketches & Ends WMCA-Grand Stand & Band WSAN-Lazy K Wranglers WGY-News; .Sunday Song Ser- * WABC-CBS: Major Bowes' WOR-News Stand vice Capitol Family ; Helen Alexan- WOV-Tango Cabaret; Orch. WNBC-Pacific Paradise 9:45 EDT 8:45 EST WHN-.Baptist Services der; Edward Matthews; Nich- AFTERNOON WQXR-Classical Selections WOV-Latin Rhythm W Trinity Charles Mag- WTIC Variety Prgm WAAT-Musical Portfolio IP.Holy Church olas Cosentino; WQXR-Artists Recital Series WJAR-.Church Services nante & Sam Herman; Three 12:00 EDT 11:00 EST 1:15 EDT 12:15 EST WMCA-Three Little Funsters WDRC-News Robert Reed, WELI-Pasquale WLW-News Dalton Boys; WOR-MBS: Sammy Kaye's Or- 2:45 1:45 EST Corolla WMCA Science nt.c.; Waldo Mayo's Orch.: WEAF-NBC: The Hour Glass; EDT -/Christian chestra Baseball Game: WCAU WIP WHBI-.Judge Rutherford WNEW-Morning Tunes WOKO WCAU WPG WPRO Jerry Brannon, tnr.; Paul WIP-Question Box C.S.-The Three G's: WELI WHN-Ben Selvin's Orch. `.0 LC i'i,iSH Hour WOR-MBS: Sunday Morning Gersman, violinist: WGY KYW WMCA-Rainbow Trio; Beauty (sw-15.33) WNBC WNBC-Fed. Music Project ,VOV-Good Morning Review Quarterback with Benny Fried- WAAT-Matinee Melodies Talk WQXR-Talk man (Parker Pen Co.) WJL NBA . Southernaires Quar- WOV-Concert Gems WNBC-Singer of Songs tet: KDKA WABY WBZ WBNX-German Potpourri WAAT-Uncle Jonathan WEVD-Crawford Revue (Continued on Next Page) WOV-Oreh.; Frank Ricciardi, nar. 11:15 EDT 10:15 EST WELI Gloria Ensemble (sw-15.21) WPG-.Rev. Coulson Shepherd WNEW-News, Richard Brooks CBS -Major Bowes: WDRC (sw- WJZ-NBC: Nellie Revell, phil- * WOV-Song Varieties: Comedians 9.59) 10:00 EDT 9:00 EST osophy: WICC WEAN WSAN WOR .MBS: Dr. Charles Cour- & Orch. WJZ-NBC: Russian Melodies WLW WBZ boin, organist 23 LANGUAGES WEAF WSAN-Penn. Conservatory of WICC KDKA WEAN (sw- NBC Bravest of the Musir F.N.-Clotilda Zappala, sop.; SPEAK ANY MODERN LANGUAGE Brave, drama: WGY KYW Organist: WICC- WEAN WINS 15.21) IN 3 MONTHS BY LINGUAPHONE WABC-CBS: QChurch of the WTIC 11:45 EDT 10:45 EST C.S.-Romany Romancers: %VELI 111 Air: WOKO WCAU WPRO WAAT-Home Town Frolic WEAF-NBC: Henry Busse's Or- WNBC UNIQUE METHOD BRINGS VOICES WINS -Memory's Concert Hal (Mar -0-0i1): WDRC chestra KYW WAAT-New Jersey's Part in OF NATIVE MASTERS INTO YOUR Rev. Wilson G. Cole, D.D., WOV-Family Life, sketch NBC -Peerless Trio WTIC Forming the Constitution of the University Methodist WOR-MBS: Charioteers WBRY-Corolla Melodies OWN HOME.. SEND FOR FREE BOOK Bpiscopal Citureh in Syra- 11:30 EDT 10:30 EST WGY-Carmelo Coscio, pianist WEVD-Jewish Home, sketch cuse, N. Y., will he speaker E on the morning "Church of WJZ-NBC: Green Bros' Orch.: WNEW-Sunday Swing WHOM -Italian Amateur Hour LI NGUAPHON INSTITUTE the Air" session. WICC WBZ WLW WSAN-Millside Jamboree WIP-Elizabeth Gittlin, pianist 44 Rockefeller Center a New York

3 Radio Guide D Week Ending September 18. 1937 9 WEAF-NBC: The World Is completed form and a para- WBNX-German Radio Hou, phrase of "Famous Rivers," W'EVD-Constitution Day, talk Yours, drama: WJAR WTIC Guests and Special Events including Blue Danube, Volga Sunday KYW WSAN (sw-15.33) Boat Song and 111,1 Man WINS -News WJZ-NBC: Senator Fishface & , River. WMCA-Olympian Orch. Prof. Figgsbottle, comedians; MORNING * WABC-CBS: Good Gulf Sum- WHAM -To be announced von WMCA-Nat Orch. September 12 Jean Ellington. songs; Show- 11:30 EDT (10:30 EST) SUNDAY MORNING mer Stars with Harry Brusiloff's men Quartet; Norman Clou - Zell, m.c.; Oscar Bradley's 8:45 EDT 7:45 EST tier's Orch.; Paul Stewart, QUARTERBACK with Benny Friedman, Orch.; Guests: WOKO WDRC WINS -Dance Music m.c.: WBZ WEAN WICC M BS. WBT WHAS WCAU WPRO WMCA-Movie Starrdust WABY AFTERNOON WPG (sw-11.83-9.59) 9:00 EDT 8:00 EST KDKA-,,Vespers; Shadyside Harry Von Zell returns front * WABC-CBS: Ford Sunday his vacation to present a Church 1:00 EDT (12:00 EST) SEATTLE FISHING guest singer who needs no in- Evening Hour; John Charles WAAT-Concert Hall of the Air DERBY, NBC. troduction to radio audiences. Thomas, bar., guest; Sym- WBNX-Lone Star Ranger 3:30 EDT (2:30 EST) SPECIAL YOM KIPPUR Jessica Dragonette. Also phony Orch. & Chorus, Dir. WGY-To be announced guesting this week will he Jose Iturbi: WBBM WHAS SERVICE, MBS. the Three Marshalls, the WHBI-Orchestra Singing Strings and Ward WCAU WBT WOW_ WOKO WINS -Irish Guide NIGHT Wilscnt. WPRO (sw-6.06-11.83) WLW-Choral Echoes WEAF-NBC: Fireside Recitals Tice Ford Sunday- Evening IIour returns to be heard every WOV-Sunday Dansant 7:00 EDT (6:00 EST) COLUMBIA WORKSHOP, (American Radiator) ; Sigurd Sunday- night featuring the WPG-Wiley Mission Farm dramatization, from London, CBS. Nilssen, basso; Helen Marshall, Ford Symphony orchestra led 7:30 EDT (6:30 sop.; Frank St. Leger, cond.: by noted conductors, with a 4:45 EDT 3:45 EST EST) JESSICA DRAGONETTE, well-known guest star of op- guest on Good Gulf Summer Stars, CBS. WGY WJAR WTAM WTIC JEAN DICKENSON Walkathon: WAAT WINS KYW era or concert fame each 9:00 EDT (8:00 EST) FORD SUNDAY EVENING week. Its first week brings "Album of Familiar Music" 5:00 EDT 4:00 EST MBS-Ted Weems' Orch.: WGN Jose Itnrbi as director of HOUR, premiere, with Jose Iturbi conduct- soprano * WABC-CBS: Our American WBRY WTHT the orchestra and chorus, and Sun. 9:30 pm EDT (8:30 EST) ing, John Charles Thomas, guest, CBS. John Charles Thomas, well- Neighbors: WCAU WDRC WBBM-Twilight Musicale known Metropolitan Opera WOKO WPG WPRO (sw-9.59- 9:00 EDT (8:00 EST) JOHN NESBITT'S PASS- WHN Irving Aaronson's Orch baritone, as guest singer. 15.27) ING PARADE, MBS. WHOM -Prosperity Italian Prgm. Mr. Iturbi will direct a series Haiti and the Dominican Re- 10:00 EDT (9:00 EST) GOING TO THE FAIR, WINS -Concert Orch. of elkht tonse,u time converts. public will Ice the countries * WJZ-NBC: Woodbury's Rip- singer CBS. WLW-String Ensemble 3:00 EDT 2:00 EST saluted. The guest WMCA-Today's Baseball pling Rhythm Revue, star- Everybody's Mu- will be Maria Silveira, so- 10:30 EDT (9:30 EST) DR. FREDERICK STOCK Bob * WABC-CBS: prano. WNBC-Celtic Minstrels ring Del Casino, tnr.; sic; Howard Barlow & Sym- Orchestra from Park, Hope, Honey Shen WJZ-Noble Cain & A Cappella and Symphony Grant WNEW-Irish Prgm m.c.; Chile; WDRC WLW phony Orch.: WPRO Choir: WABY KDKA WLW NBC. WOR-Comedy Stars of Broadway Fields' Orch.: WHAM WOKO (sw-15.27) WEAN WICC WBZ (sw-15.21) WTNJ-News WICC KDKA WEAN WBZ WJZ-NBC: There Was a Woman, (sw-11.87) (also see 11:30 WEAF-NBC: Paul Martin's Or- 7:45 EDT 6:45 EST drama: WABY WEAN KDKA chestra: WGY WTIC WJAR p.m.) WBZ WICC (sw-15.21) WEAF-NBC: Sunset Dreams WEAF-NBC: Manhattan Merry KYW (sw-15.33) the Catholic University of * WEAF-NBC: Je11-0 Summer (F. W. Fitch Co.); Morin Sis- WEAF-NBC: Tapestry of Melody: America. continues as the Go -Round (Dr. Lyons) ; Pierre WOR-MBS: Will McCune's Orch.: Prgm., starring Jane Fro - WTIC WJAR WSAN WGY September speaker, Under ters & Ranch Boys: WTIC Le Kreeun, tnr.; Men About WTHT WBRY WNLC man & Don Ross; Milton WLW KYW (sw-15.33) the general subject, "Some WGY WJAR WTAM WLW Town; Don Dontnie's Orch.: WAAT-Echoes of Poland Spiritual Problems for Col- Douglas & Priscilla; Tune WOR-MBS: Martha & Hal, KYW (sw-9.53) (also see 11 WSM WTAM WGY WJAR WBNX-World Observer lege Students," Fa the r Twisters; D'Artega's Orch.; p.m) songs: WNLC WHBI-,,Gospel Hour Sheehy 's topic for today is WTIC KYW (sw-9.53) WAAT-Howard Jewelers "Spiritual Fallacies in Stu- Milton Douglas & Priscilla: WOR-MBS: Another Racket: WOR-MBS: John Nesbitt's WHN-Irving Aaronson's Orch. WJAR WGY WTIC * WBRY-Polish Varieties dent Life." WLW WTHT Passing Parade: WBRY WGN WHOM -Polish -American Prgm. WABC-CBS: Benny Goodman's WTAM WSM KYW (sw-9.53) WIP-To the Ladies WELI-Baseball Game WINS -International Hour WTHT Orch.: WOKO WCAU WPRO (also see 11:30 p.m.) WMCA-News ]CBS -Five WHBI-Cecelia Kaye WIP-¿Young People's Church Tim Ityauu und Irene Noblette Star Final: WI? WHN-,,Mission Services WDRC WBBM WBT WPG WTNJ-Musicale WMCA WNBC-Oklahoma Outlaws (sw-9.59) will be guests tonight. Jane WHOM -Radio Dance Chain WOV-,,Ave Maria Hour Froman will offer Afraid to 8:00 EDT 7:00 EST R'BIL-Orchestra WINS -Novelty Rhythm Y.N.-Zarti s Marimba Melodies: Dream and The Ghost of the * WEAF-NBC: CHASE AND WBNX-German Music WSAN-Italian Hour Rhumba. orches- Concert WNBC-Jan Kasco's Polish Prgm. WNLC WBRY D'Artega's Sanborn Hour; Don Ameche, WHBI-,,Judge Rutherford; Or- WTNJ-Polish Prgm. KDKA-Stars of Hollywood tra's numbers will be Liza WOV-Proportional Representation from "Show Girl"; Dinah; nt.c; Nelson Eddy, bar.; Rob- chestra - WPG-Lillian Zavidow, contr. 5:15 EDT 4:15 EST WBBM-Tenth Inning and Feeling Like a Million. ert Armbruster's Orchestra; WHN-Sunday Evening at Nine WQXR-Classical Selections WBNX-Ghost Stories WBZ-Evening Radio Journal The Trio will offer l'osin'; Dorothy Lamour, sop.; W. C. WHOM -Visions of Italy WQXR-Classical Music WHAS-Baseball; Louisville vs. Don (toss will sing You Fields, comedian; Edgar Ber- Can't Stop Me from Dream- WINS -Dance Music 3:15 EDT 2:15 EST Toledo ing; and gen, ventriloquist: WLW WGY WQXR-Classical Selections WAAT-Epicureans 5:30 EDT 4:30 EST WHBIJimmy Shearer the Ensemble will offer I Get a Kick Out of WTIC WTAM WSM KYW 9:15 EDT 8:15 E' C WBIL-Symphonic Hour * WABC-CBS: Guy Lombardo's WHN-Don Albert's Orch. You; You're the Top; and WJAR (sw-9.53) Orch. (Bond Bread): WOKO Anything Goes from "Any- WOR-MBS: Dance Orch.: WBRY WHBI-Organ Prgm. WINS -Baseball Game Charlie McCarthy and W. C. WTHT WDRC WCAU WPRO (sw- R. T. Smith thing Goes." Fields will renew hostilities, WINS-Symphonette WIP-,,Rev. WBNX-Health & Music 15.27-9.59) WMCA-Carnival of Music * WABC-CBS: Columbia Work- glamorous Dorothy Lamour 3:30 EDT 2:30 EST WEAF-NBC: Talk, Rep. Sol shop; Irving Reis, dir. from will -ing aml act in a sketch WGN-Joe Sanders' Orch. WNBC-News wcilli Don Ameche. Nelson * WOR-MBS: ,,Special Yom Bloom: WTIC WABY WJAR London: WPG WOKO WDRC WPG-Phil Barrett, songs WOV-Front Page Drama E.i lily's program will include 9:30 EDT 8:30 EST Kippur Service: WNLC WTHT KYW WGY (sw-15.33) WQXR-Young People's Concert WBBM WBT (sw-11.83) Pith a Song in My Heart, The American Jewish Joint Dis- Representative Sol Bloom of The Columbia workshop ven- The Song of the Flea, Lo- * WEAF-NBC: AMERICAN AL. tribution Committee will pre- New York, director of the WTNJ-Melodrama tures all the way to London. tiln. cant the Song of the bum of Familiar Music (Bay. sent n a special condensed Yom Constitutional Bi -Centennial. 6:15 EDT 5:15 EST for guest production from Mounties from "hose Marie." er's Aspirin); Frank Munn, Kippur Liturgical Service will speak at this time. His the BBC studios, of "Death WOR-MBS: Georgie Price with narration by Leo W. of a Queen," an * Inc.; Jean Dickenson, sop; Am topic: "The Closing Days of NBC -Canadian Grenadier Guards adaptation with Schwartz, author of "Jewish the Constitutional Conven. of IIilhdre Belloc's Marie Key Men, Vivian Ruth, sterdam Chorus; Arden & Ar- Caravan." The Cantor on the Band: WBZ Antoinette," with Val Giel- soloist & Morton's Orch.: tiou." KDKA-To be announced den, piano duo; Bertrand Service, which will include WJZ-NBC: Acme Sunshine Melo- gud as guest director. This WISN WBRY WTHT Hirsch, violinist; Gustave the singing of the famous WBRY-News is the first of two guest pro- WABC-CBS: To be announced: "Kol Nidre," will be Cantor dies; Smiling Ed McConnell; WNBC-To be announced ductions for the Workshop Haeuschen's Concert Orch.: Zavel arranged by WCAU WBBM WOKO WPRO WTAM WJAR WTIC Kwartin, who just re- Larry Larsen, organist; Orch.: WNLC-Frank Tracey, tnr. its permanent WGY turned from a tour of Pales- KDKA WEAN WICC WBZ director, Irving Reis, who WDRC WBT (sw-6.06-11.83) KYW WSM (sw-9.53) tine. Cantor Kwartin will WOV-Concert Orch. is 11ow 'In Europe, studying WJZ-NBC: To be announced: conduct a choir of 10 voices, (sw-15.21) European radio draina meth- * WJZ-NBC: Walter WInchell's composed entirely of Cantors. Ed McConnell offers Trust In 6:30 EDT 5:30 EST ods- Val Gielgnd. the guest WICC KDKA WARY WEAN Jergen's Journal: WLW WBZ The speaker on the program Me, I'll Be Faithful and director of 'Death of a WBZ (sw-11.87) WHAM KDKA WEAN WICC Sometime, and with the chor- * WEAF-NBC: A TALE OF TO - will be the vice-chairman of Queen" is the brother of the ¿Baptist Church: WNEW WHN (sw-11.87) (also see 11.15 the Joint Distribution Com- us Home On the Range. The day, drama (Princess Pat): well-known actor, John Giel- Campus Choir sings Great WJAR WBIL-Musicale p.m.) mittee, James Rosenberg. a the Doring Sisters pre- WGY WTAM KYW gud, and the most prominent prominent New York at- Day; (sw-9.53) director of radio drama in WEVD-Drama * WOR-MBS: Sylvia Froos; Bob torney. sent Let's Call the Whole England. WGN-Tom. Dick & Harry Thing Off: the Glee ('tub's * WOR-MBS: Fun in Swing Time Stanley's Orch.: WTIIT WBRY WEAF-NBC: Widow's Sons, WOR-MBS: Stan Lomax, sports WHAM -News number will Ice Moonlight on (Admiracion Lab. Co.); Tim WBNX-German Melodies drama: WTIC WJAR WSAN WBRY-Baseball Scores: Musicale WHAS-To be the Campus; and by the & Irene, comedians; Bunny announced WHBI-Opportunity Prgm. WGY KYW WLW (sw-15.33) Grenadiers, With A Banjo Berigan's Orch.: WGN WCAU-Laff Parade WHOM Italian Prgm WHN-Dominico Savino's Orch. WJZ-NBC: Popular Melodies: On My Knee. WGN-Freddy Martin's Orch. WINS -Evening Frolic WIP-For Men Only WOR-MBS: Irving Conn's Orch.: WJZ-NBC: Helen Traubel, songs: WEAN WABY WICC KDKA WHAS-Herbie Koch, organist i-'/-,Rev. MacPherson WMCA-Nat Brusiloff's Orch. WBZ (sw-15.21) WNLC WBRY WTHT WBZ WHAM WABY WABC-CBS: The Chicagoans: WHN-News WMCA-Frankie Basch, Reporter WPG-Concert Orch. WAAT-The Green Room C.S.-Diane Barile, songs: WNBC WINS -Your Neighbor WNBC-Concert WELI WCAU WBBM WDRC 1VOKO Master S:15 EDT 8:45 EST WHBI-Woodclif's Orch. WIP-Golden Gate Male Quartet WQXR-Classical Selections * WJZ-NBC: IRENE RICH WINS -Safety Forum WNBX-Parade of Jewish Stars WPG (sw-9.59) ,,Ave Maria Hour: WIP WBRY WMCAJack Ward, organist; 8:15 EDT 7:15 EST (Welch Grape Juice); drama: WHBI-¿Rev. Elmo Bateman Beauty 4:00 EDT 3:00 EST WHN-Songs They Write WMCA WPRO Talk WGN-Dick Gasparre's Orch. WHAM KDKA WICC WEAN WOR-MBS: Radioland Orch.: News: WEAN WICC WTIC WNBC-Concert Master WHAM -Jack Randolph, cgs WBZ (sw-11.87) (also see 11 * WMCA-,,Church o fthe Air WNEW-Words WHAS-St. Fair Prevue WNLC WBRY WOV-Italian Radio Club WBT WNLC & Music p.m.) WEAF-NBC: Romance Melodies: KDKA-Sports WPRO-Five Star Final WMCA-Eatery Deutsch's Orch.; Irene Biel, stars again tonight WPG-Melody Moments WQXR-Oxford Ensemble Beauty Talk from Hollywood in a new WJAR WGY WLW KYW WQXR-Hazel Griggs, pianist WBNX-Greek Radio Parade by WTNJ-,,Ave Maria Hour 8:30 EDT 7:30 ES'l play Arch Choler titled WTIC (sw-15.33) WTNJ-Dance Orch. WHN-Bronze Harmonizers 'Adam's Weak Rib." The * WABC-CBS: Texaco Town story concerns two gentlemen WABC-CBS: Spelling Bee; Dr. WINS -Buy American 7:15 EDT EST Harry Hagen: WDRC WPRO 5:45 EDT 4:45 EST %'LW-Court of Human Relations 6:15 with Saymore Saymoore; Pinky In perfect agreement that En- Tomlin; Eddie Stanley; Jim- women are useless in an WOKO WEAF-NBC: Roy Shield's WNBC-Tabernacle Choir & Or WOR-MBS: Raymond Gram, emergency, and the exciting WJZ-NBC: ,,Sunday Vespers: core Music: WTIC WABY gan Swing, commentator: WTHT my Wallington; Sidney Field, events which make them WBZ WABY WICC WEAN WJAR KYW WGY (sw-15.33) WNEW-Merle Pitt's Orch. WBRY comedian; Maureen O'Connor, change their minds. Dr. Paul Sherer's topic today WNBC-Harmonies in Contrast WOV-Public Service Forum News: WCAU WHAS sop.; Jacques Renard's Orch.: Jimmy James' Orch.: WHN WLW is "Life in the Light of WOV-Classic Favorites in Modern WQXR-Classical Selections WHN-Raciono Hawaiians WPRO WHT WOKO WBBM WBNX-¿Refuge Church Death." The mixed quartet WCAU VYDRC WHAS (sw- WGN-News; Sports offers Jerusalem the Golden, Tempo WSAN-World Varieties ' WINS -Dance Music We Sing the Praise of Him WPG-News WSM-Pepper Ulmer, WIP-Andy Otto; Baseball Resume 11.83-6.06, (also see 12 mid.) WIP-The Conrads and Blest Spirit. WMCA-Sports Resume Tonight's performance is the fi- WMCA-Joe Tobin, says nal in the summer series and KDKA-Bernie Armstrong, organ- 6:45 EDT 5:45 EST WNEW-Walkathon the last "Texaco .Town" 10:01) EDT 9:00 EST ist NBC -Helen Traubel, songs: broadcast to Ice heard on * WEAF-NBC: Sealtest Sunday WHBI-Anson Scott's Orch. KC::A (sw-15.21) 7:30 EDT 6:30 EST Sunday tights. Eddie Cantor. Night Party; James Melton, WHN-Family Album of * WJZ-NBC: WERNER JANS - returning from his vacation. m.c.; New Yorkers Songs Y.N.-Baseball Results: WICC will open the new fall series Chorus; WHOM-Italian Variety Prgm. 6:00 EDT 5:00 EST WTIC WEAN sen Concert (Bakers Broad- on Wednesday, Sept. 20, in Tom Howard & George Shel- WINS-Katzman's Orch. * WJZ-NBC: Canadian Grena- WBZ-News Lights cast); Loretta Lee, vocalist; the spot now occupied by Ken ton, comedians; Robert Dolan's WNBC-Band Wagon Revue dier Guards Band: WABY WHN-Sports Allan Jones, tnr.: WBZ WICC Murray's Show. Deanna Dur- Orch.; Guest: WTAM WJAR WABY WHAM KDKA bin, James Wallington, WSAN-Slovak Hour WICC WEAN WLW WHAM WINS -Drama; Dance Music WSM Tomlin. WTIC WGY KYW WSM (sw- WEAN (sw-11.87) Pinky Saymore Say- 4:15 EDT * WOR-MBS: Benny Davis WNLC-Lamplighter moore acid Jacques Renard's 9.53 ) 3:15 EST Stardust Revue: WGN Specialties by Mr. ,Janssen in- orchestra will be heard with WABC-CBS: Going to the Fair: WBII,-Hynva Sing an arrangement of mu- WEAF-NBC: ¿Catholic Hour: 7:00 EDT 6:00 EST clude ('au for in this new series. WPG WBT WOKO WDRC sic he scored for "The Gen- WOR-MBS-Hi There, 4:30 EDT 3:30 EST WGY WTIC WJAR WSM WJZ-NBC: Codolban's Orch.: eral Died at Dawn," a pic- * Audi- WCAU (sw-6.06-11.83) * WOR-MBS: Alpine Village Or- KYW WTAM (sw-9.53) WABY WHAM WEAN WICC ture on which he was musical ence: WBRY WTHT WGN A broadcast which visits sev- chestra: WNLC WBRY Rev. Dr. Maurice S. Sheehy, of KDKA WBZ (sw-15.87) director but never saw in its WBIL-W.P.A. Drama eral of the Fairs now going

Symbol in parentheses, such as (sw-9.53), appearing after a program listing indicates that this program may be heard by PLEASE NOTE: tuning in 9.53 megacycles frequency on your short-wave dial. For foreign short-wave programs, please see page 18 28 Radio Guide Week Ending September 18. 1937 how a Fair folds up: It will WOR-MBS: Rhythm & Romance: WHN-Calling All Parties WOR-MBS: Johnny Messner's Frequencies move to the_ Great Lakes WGN Home Hour Orch.: WBRY WTHT Exposition in Cleveland, WBRY WTHT WHOM-QBack WBNX-Spanish Amateur Hour WLW-Jack Randolph, songs NBC -Jell-O Summer Prgm.: KOA Sunday KDRA-980 WHOM -1150 Ohio, where several musical RYW-1020 WICC-600 acts will be put on the air. WBT-Jack Randolph, songs WOR-Weather Report; News KFI (also at 7 p.m.) It will go to the Dallas Ex- WICC WAAT-940 WINS -1180 WHOM -Greek Prgm. 11:15 EDT 10:15 EST Dance Orch.: WIP WABC-860 WIP-610 position and listen to musie WBBM-News with Todd Hunter WLW -Unsolved leesteries NBC -Walter Winchell's Jer- September 12 WABY-1370 WJAR-890 coming from the Casino there. * WBNX-Midnight Classics WBBM-770 WJZ-760 It will preview the New flora 10:15 EDT 9:45 EST gen's Journal: WSM (also at WBIL-1100 WLW-700 and S:n i Francisco Fairs, WHN WGN-Ted Weems' Orch. both .scheduled for 1939. And News: WBT 9:30 p.m.) WBNX-1350 WMCA-570 WCAU-Around the Town WJZ-NBC: Choir Symphonette: WLW-Wm. Stoess' Concert Orch, WBRY-1530 WNBC-1380 It will possibly move to WMCA-Mitchell Ayres' Orch. WBT-1080 WNEW-1250 Paris, for a look at the In- WPG-Dance Orch. WICC WHAM WEAN WABY Exposition. 11:45 EST WBZ ?90 WNLC-1b00 ternational 11:00 EDT 10:00 EST WBZ KDKA (sw-6.14) EDT 10:45 WOR-MBS: Good Will Hour: WCAII-1170 WCKO-1430 * NBC RICH (WELCH WOR-MBS-Freddy Martin's Or- CBS -Jay Freeman's Orchestra: WCBA-1440 WOR-710 WGN * -IRENE WSM chestra: WBRY WGN WBBM WDRC-1330 WOV-1130 WJZ-NBC: Zenith Foundation: Grape Juice) drama: WEAF-660 WPG-1100 KGO (also at 9:45 p.m.) NBC -Russ Morgan's Orch.: 12:0.0 EDT 11:00 EST WHAM WLW WSAN WBZ WEAN -780 WPRO-630 WABC-CBS: News; Benny Mer- WJAR WTIC WEAF-NBC: Barney Rapp's Or- WELI-900 WQXR-1550 WICC WEAN WABY KDKA CBS -Benny Meroff's Orchestra: WEVD-1300 WSAN-1440 off's Orch.: WHAS WPRO chestra: WTIC WJAR KYW (sw-6.14) WBT WOKO (sw-11.83) WCAU WDRC WGY WSM (sw-9.53) WGN-720 W BM-650 Over Manhattan: W"GY-790 WTAM-1070 C.N.-Stars WEAF-NBC: Russ Morgan's Or- Dance Orch.: WPG WLW WABC-CBS: Frankie Master's WHAM -1150 WTHT-1200 WBRY WTHT WBBM-Melodie Time WHAS-820 chestra: WGY WTAM KYW Orch.: WBBM WCAU WDRC WTIC-1040 ICBS-Good Will Hour: WMCA WIP-Robert Hiliard's Orch. WOKO WHAS VJ'IIBI-1250 WTNJ-1280 WIP WPRO (sw 953) WMCA-Speedway Thrills WJZ-NBC: Henry Bussé s WHN-1010 WBBM-Roy Bush, songs V/JZ-NBC: Judy & The Bunch; Orch.: News: 11:30 EDT 10:30 EST WEAN WICC KDKA WBZ WEVD-Radio Theater WHAM WARY BOB HOPE W. * NBC-Woodbury's Rippling WHAM WABY (sw-6.14) Rhythm Revue" WHAS-To be announced NBC -Sunset Dreams (F. "Rippling : KOA KPRC Rhythm Revue: WBAP WSM CBS -Texaco Town: KNX KSL comedian on in the United Slates, pre- WHOM -Irish Music Fitrh Co.) KFI views some future Fairs, and WBAP (also at 7:45 p.m.) (also at 9 p.m.) (also at 8:30 p.m.) Sun. 9 pm EDT (8 EST) possibly even takes a look in WHN-Symphony Hall WEAF-NBC: News; Carlos Mo- WOR-MBS: George Olsen's Orch. at the Paris Exposition, will WQXR-Just Music News: WTIC WJAR WBRY be put on by the Columbia WICC WEAN WPG WMAC lina's Orch.: WTIC WJAR ICBS-Starlight & Moonglow: WIP Special Events Department. 10:15 EDT 9:15 EST WIP KYW WTAM WGY (sw-9.53) WMCA The program will be largely CBS -Going to the Fair: WBBM Or- KDKA-Music; News WABC-CBS: Jay Freeman's WBT Economic Ass'n 12:30 EDT 11:30 EST musical, but there will also WOR-Bill Bailey's Orch. chestra: WPRO WOKO WDRC WEVD-Midnight Jamboree be interviews and descrip- WBBM-Horace Henderson's Orch. tions of the Fairs. The broad- 10:30 EDT 9:30 EST WBZ.-Weather; News WPG WCAU WHAS WBT WGN-Fred Waring's Orch. NBC -One Man's Family (Tender cast will visit the scene of * WJZ-NBC: Grant Park Con- WCAU-Larry Vincent; Around (sw-11.83) WHN-Ambassador of Rhythm Leaf Tea): KFI (also see Wed. the Fair in Toronto. which cert: WBZ WICC WEAN the Town WJZ-NBC: Eddie Varzos' Orch.: WLW-Paul Sullivan, news Prigins. at 8 p.m.) closes the day before the WPG-Dance broadcast, and will interview WABY KDKA WSAN WHAM WDRC-Sports; News WHAM WEAN WBZ KDKA Orch. ra ruin: -concessionaires on (sw-6.14) WHBI-All Night Dance Parade WABY (sw-6.14) . WTAM-Tom Ireland; Creolians End of Sunday Programs

Monday September 13 Monday

WN,,C-Merchant's Clipper WLW-Virginians WOR HopeAlden's Romance MORNING WOR-Martha Manning WMCA-Don Kerr, says WOV-Angelo Gloria & Co.. sketch WOV-Italian Morning Varieties TIME CHANGES! WSAN-Golden Treasury WSAN-Concert Gems WPG-Musical Clock 8:00 EDT 7:00 EST WPRO-Home Folks Frolic On Sept. 26, radio will go topsy-turvy- 10:45 EDT 9:45 EST 11:30 EDT 10:30 EST WSAN-Bulletin Board for the end of Daylight Saving Time brings WEAF-NBC: Good Morning Mel- WTIC-Radio Bazaar * WEAF-NBC-TODAY'S CHIL- * WJZ-NBC: Vic & Sade, sketch odies: WSAN - WTNJ-Hungarian News broadcast"ng schedule upsets. Find your dren, sketch (Pillsbury): WGY (Crisco): KDKA WBZ WICC WABC-CBS: Mellow Moments: WJAR WTIC KYW WEAN (sw-15.21) favorite shows in the revised listings of WABC-CBS: Big Sister, sketch (sw-21.52) 8:45 EDT 7:45 EST WABC-CBS: Ruth & Bill, songs: WJZ-NBC: Morn. Devotions, WOKO WDRC WCAU (Rinso): WCAU WPRO WDRC Vocalists; Lowell Patton, WJZ-NBC: Norsemen Quartet Radio Guide Week Ending Oct. 2 WJZ-NBC: Kitchen Cavalcade WOKO organist & director: WABY WABC-CBS:Leon Goldman, vio- (C. F. Mueller Co.): KDKA WEAF-NBC: How to be Charm- News: WEAN WICC WTNJ linist: (sw-21.52) (sw-15.21) ing, sketch (Phillips) : WJAR WOR WJAR WTIC WNLC KDKA-Band Parade NBC -Viennese Ensemble: WLW KYW WTIC WGY WBZ WABY WOR-MBS: Martha & Hal, WPRO WCAU-Topics in Season 9:30 EDT 8:30 EST WEAF-NBC: Mrs. Wiggs of the Lawrence, WICC songs: WTHT WBRY WNLC Musical Clock: WINS WBRY A'HN-Your Neighbor Cabbage Patch, sketch (Old C.N.-Earle bar.: WBZ WEAN WTHT WBRY WNLC NBC -Herman & Banta, piano - WMCA-Beauty Talk; Musicalities WABC-CBS: Jack Berch's Boys English Wax) : WGY WTIC WAAT-Music by Cugat xylophone duo: WSAN KDKA-Bob White WNEW-Morning Melodies (Fels & Co.):' WOKO WDRC WJAR KYW WHAM -English for Beginners WHAT -Madison Prgm WAAT-QMorning Meditations WOR-Gospel Singer WCAU WPG WPRO (sw- WJZ-NBC: The Stcry of Mary WCAU-Morning Serenade WOV-Morning Serenade 21.52) WINS -Question Box WBNX-Parents' Forum Marlin, sketch (Ivoryy Snow): WHN-My Beautiful Lady; Orch. WDRC-Treasure House WPRO-On the Mall; Band; News NBC -Breakfast Club; News: WBZ WBZ KDKA (sw-15.21) WIP-Robert Stutz & Sophie Uthoff WIP-Robert Moorehouse, organist WELI-Today's Almanac WTNJ-QCouncil of Churches NBC -Streamliners; News: WSAN NBC -Breen & de Rose: WSAN WEVD-Frances Gerald; news KYW WMCA-Melodies; Beauty Talk; WLW-We Live Again C.N.-Melody Sweethearts: WEAN WOV-Song Varieties, Comedians WGY-Morning Variety Hour Y.N.-Walter Kidder, bar.: WICC WTHT WICC WINS WNLC Today's Doings 9:00 EDT 8:00 EST & WHOM-QReligious Prgm. WEAN WBRY WINS WOV-Singing Vagabond & Orch. Orch. News: WBRY WHN WPG-Travel with Us WIP-Eight Bells & All's Well KDKA-Linda's First Love WAAT-Tunes at Ten WPRO-Continental Orch. WLW-Cadle Choir * WJZ-NBC: Breakfast Club; WSAN-Dance Orch. Vocalists; Don McNeill, WAAT-Madison WBNX-La Rivista Italians WMCA-Barnacle Bill, songs m.c.; Orch.; News: WABY WBNX-Poetry & Music WCAU-Morning Melodies 11:45 EDT 10:45 EST Bus 11:00 10:00 EST WNBC-Eight O'Clock WEAF-NBC. Fields WELI-News WELL -Doing the Town EDT WOV-Public Service Review Streamliners; WJZ-NBC: Edward MacHugh, & Hall; Orch.: WGY WGY-QMid-Morning Devotions WHOM-Jewish Hour WPG-Farmer in the Dell * WJZ-NBC: THE O'NEILLS, Gospel Singer (Ivory Soap): WABC-CBS: Metropolitan Pa- WHN-Musical Knick -Knacks WIP-Homemakers' Club WIP-News; On the 9:35 WLW-Hymns of All Churches sketch (Ivory Flakes): KDKA KDKA WBZ WLW (sw-15.21) rade: WPRO WDRC WCAU The Gospel will offer O 8:15 EDT 7:15 EST WJAR-Belle & Martha; House- WMCA-Zeke Manners' Gang WBZ (sw-15.21) Singer WOKO WPG (sw-21.52) WEAF-NBC: David Hal UM. Love That Will Not, Near wives' Exchange WNBC-City Parade to My C.S.-Marion Reynolds, organist: (Bab N fIC Saviour, and Mother. WEAF-NBC: Malcolm Claire: WLW-Mail Bag WNEW-Make Believe Ballroom sketch -0): WGY WEAF-NBC: WJAR WELL WNBC KYW WJAR Manhatters: WTIC WSAN WMCA-Dr. Shirley W. Wynne WPG-Home Hour WTIC WSAN KYW Musical Roundup: WEAN WICC WABC-CBS: Poetic Strings: WJZ-NBC: Island Serenaders: WNBC-King Cole Shopper WPRO-Harmony Lane W'ABC-CBS: Aunt Jenny's Real WLW WABY KDKA-Shopping Circle WOKO WCAU WPRO WDRC WBNX-Just About Time WNEW-Tex Walker, hillbilly WOR-Pure Food Hour Life Stories (Spry): WCAU Y.N-George & Juanita: WEAN WPG WBRY-News; Musical Revue tunes WTNJ-Betty Trent WDRC WOKO WPRO WICC WNLC WNLC-Talkie Chatter WOR-MBS: Get Thin to Music. WOR-MBS: Hecker's Information WPRO WBZ-As You Like It;; News Exercises: WNLC ,Morning Devotions: WOR-Tex Fletcher 10:15 9:15 EST Bureau with Myra Kingsley; WNBC WELI WJAR W.IN-Lew White. organist EDT NBC -Honeymooners: WSAN WHOM -German Prgm. WOV-Italian Variety Hour Jean Paul King, commentator: KDKA-News; Green River Char- WTIC-Jake & Carl C.S.-News: WNBC WELI WABY WEAN WICC WTHT WICC-Musical Roundup WJZ-NBC: Oxydol's Own Ma Musical Roundup: WEAN WICC lie WINS Concert WBRY WAAT-Musical Clock -Pop 9:15 EDT 8:41 EST Perkins, sketch: KDKA WBZ WAAT-Request Club WIP-Melody Ride; Eight Bells (sw-15.[1) C.S.-Farm Flashes: WELI WNBC WCAU-Melody Parade WBRY-News; Belle & Martha; WAAT-Morning Roundup WDRC-Shoppers Special & All's Well WEAF-NBC: Landt Trio: WSAN WABC-CBS-Myrt & Marge, sketch Fashion Review Hall, news WBNX-To be announced Music WJAR-Grace N ABC -CBS: Bachelor's Children. (Super Suds): WPRO WOKO WHOM -Italian Variety Prgm. WEVD-Italian news WGY-Marc Williams. songs WIP-News WLW-Peter Grant, sketch (Old Dutch Cleanser): WDRC WCAU (sw-21.52) WINS -Northland Lumberjacks WMCA-Cold Facts; Reveries WHN-Larry & Sue, songs WMCA-,Morning Meditations WCAU (sw-21.52) WEAF-NBC: John's Other Wife, 1V' L W -Linda's First Love WOR-Ed Fitzgerald WINS -Inquiring Microphone WNEW-Strike Up the Band WJZ-NBC: Breakfast Club: WBZ sketch (Louis Phillipe): WGY WMCA-Alun Williams, ,songs WIP-Make Believe Ballroom WSAN-News WABY WTIC WJAR KYW WNEW-Kitchen WOR-Beauty Talk: Melodies Kapers WMCA-News, Bob Carter WTIC-Morning Minstrels Y.N.-Variations: WBRY WEAN -Vaughn de Leath, songs: WOV-Consumer's Guide NBC WOV-Good Morning Review WNLC-Melody Lane WTNJ-Organ Music WTNJ-Enchanting Moments WNLC WSAN News: WTNJ WNEW WOV-Concert Miniatures WBZ C.N.-John Metcalf's Choir Loft: 11:15 EDT 10:15 EST WPG-Today in History 8:30 EDT 7:30 EST 9:15 EDT 8:15 EST WMCA WICC WINS WTHT WEAN KDKA-To be announced WNLC WBRY WABC-CBS: Romance of Carol WJZ-NBC: Wm. Meeder, organ- WABC-CBS: Richard Maxwell, WAAT-Variety Program WAAT-Helen Hope Kennedy, sketch (Heinz) : ist: KDKA (sw-21.54) songs; News: WPRO WDRC WBNX-Italian Feature WHN-Ben Selvin's Orch. WOKO WPG WPRO WCAU WABC-CBS-Jack Shannon, inn- WCAU WPG WOKO (sw- WDRC-Al White; Star Gazing in WLW-Hope Alden's Romance WDRC AFTERNOON (sw-21.52) 21.52) Hollywood WEAF-NBC: Backstage Wife, WEAF-NBC: Home Songs; Alden Y.N.-Gretchen McMullen's Kit- WELI-Monday Revue 10:30 EDT 9:30 EST sketch (Dr. Lyons): WJAR Edkins & Gertrude Foster, vo- chen: WTIC WICC WNLC WGY-Home Folks Frolic KYW WGY WTIC 12:00 EDT 11:00 EST calists; John Winters, organ- WEAN WHN-Russ Morrow's Orch. WABC-CBS: Louise & The Lads: WJZ-NBC: Road of Life, sketch ist: KYW WJAR NBC -Streamliners: KYW WSAN WICC-Hymns of All Churches WOKO WDRC WCAU WPRO (Chipso): WLW WBZ KDKA WOR-MBS: Voice of Experience: C.N.-Francis J. Cronin, organist: WAAT-Recorder for You WINS -New York Hour WEAF NBC: Just Plain Bill. (sw-15.21) WEAF-NBC: Girl Alone, sketch WEAN WTHT WICC WBRY WBNX-This Rhythmic Age WJAR-Dancing Melodies sketch (Anacin) : WGY W'fIC C. N. -High Lights & Half Tones: (Kellogg): KYW WLW C.S.-Treasure Chest- WNBC WGY-Market Basket. Patricia WLW-Chandler Chats WJAR KYW WNLC WTHT WBRY WABC-CBS: Swinging the Blues: WELI Sheldon WNBC-9 :45 Revue W,JZ-NBC: Pepper Young's C.S.-Detective Drama: WELI WCAU (sw-9.59) WCAU-Larry Vincent, songs WIP-Domestic Help Service WOR-Organ Recital Family, sketch (Camay): WBZ WNBC WIZ -NBC: Terri Franconi, tar.: WEVD-Neapolitan Melodies WJAR-Housewives Exchange WPG-Dick Leibert, organist KDKA WICC (sw-15.21) WBNX-Amer. Family Robinson WEAN WGY-Time Keeper WLW-,Morning Devotions WPRO-Fashions by Suzanne C. N. -Marriage Clinic: WEAN WEAN -News; Shopping News; NBC -Alice Cornett, songs: WJAR WHN-Harry Glick, exercises WMCA-Happiness Circle WTIC-Organ Prgm. WNLC WTHT WBRY Book Flashes WTIC WHOM -Breakfast Club WNBC-News News WINS WOV WICC-Mutual Moments; Musical NBC -Happy Jack; songs: (sw- 10:00 EDT 9:00 EST WIP-Lost & Found Eight Bells WNEW-Old Family Almanac WAAT-Frank Albanese, organist Roundup 15.33) & All's We:l WOR-Modern Living, Parrish * WABC-CBS: PRETTY KITTY WBNX-German Housewife Hour WINS -Morning Pep Show C.N.-Agricultural Series: WBRY WLW-Sing, Neighbor, Sing WOV-Dancing Discs Kelly, sketch (Wonder Bread): WHN-Allen's Homemakers WIP-Women in the News WMCA-Fern Scull, organist WTNJ-Tune of the Day WDRC (sw-21.52) WIP-Ask Me Another WMCA-Anice Ives' Woman! Hr. (Continued on Next Page)

3 Radio Guide Week Ending September 18, 1937 29 WNEW-Richard Brooks, news WQX R News WHBI-Orchestra WNLC-Al Rudd, pianist WSAN-C. I. O. Program WINS-Walkathon Monday WOV-Dramatic Sketch Guests and Special Events WNLC-Organ Reveries WPG-Mid-day Melody Parade 3:30 EDT 2:30 EST WOR-Gardner, Talk & Music WSAN-Luncheon Dance MORNING WOV-Meditations, F. Polimeni * WEAF-NBC: Vic & Sade, September I3 WTIC-Romantic Bachelor WSAN-Dance Orch. 10:45 EDT (9:45 EST) KITCHEN CAVALCADE sketch (Crisco). WGY WTIC h WLW WJAR (sw 12:45 EDT 11:45 EST with Crosby Gaige, NBC. '5 33 ) 5:00 EDT 4:00 EST * WORMBS: We Are Four AFTERNOON * WABC-CBS: Pop Concert; Howard Barlow & Concert WEAF-NBC: Top Hatters: WSAN (Libby. McNeill & Libby) WTIC WJAR WGY KYW WEAF-NBC: Rosa Lee, sop.: Orch.: WOKO WDRC (sw- 12:15 EDT (11:15 EST) THE GOLDBERGS, pre- 15.27) WABC-CBS: Elsie Thompson, or- WLW WGY miere of new series, NBC. WJZ-NBC: Let's Talk It Over; - ganist: WOKO WDRC WPRO WABC-CBS Our Gal. Sunday, 4:45 EDT (3:45 EST) THE ROAD OF LIFE, pre- Alma Kitchell, sop.; Josef WCAU WPG (sw-15.27-9.59) sketch (Anacin) WOKO & s Orch.: WEAN WICC WJZ-NBC: Lucille Lanny, WPRO WDRC WCAU (sw- miere of new serial, NBC. Honti WBZ WABY KDKA WSAN songs: KDKA WICC WABY 9.59) 4:45 EDT (3:45 EST) KITTY KEENE, INC., pre - WEAN WBZ (sw-15.21) songs: (sw-15.21) WJZ-NBC: Fran Allison, miere of new serial, NBC. MBS-Dick Stabile's Orch.: WNLC MBS-Alpine Village Concert: WBZ WTHT WBRY WTHT Refreshment Time: WJAR WTIC NIGHT WAA1-Echoes of Poland WAAT-Uncle Jonathan WSAN WBNX-To be announced WBNX-The Hymn Book News: WAAT WELL 9:00 EDT (8:00 EST) LUX RADIO THEATER, WELI-Paramount Prgm. MAXINE El I salon Music WBNX-Polish Orch. premiere, with Janet Gaynor and Robert WI. VD. Minnow & Co. draina "Hour of Charm" vocalist WEVD-String Ensemble WHN-Freshman Follies in Is Born," CBS. WGY-Stock & Produce Markets Mon. 9:30 pm EDT (8:30 EST) Montgomery "A Star WHBI-Musical Cowboy WINS -Noon Day Frolic EST) JOHN AND ELAINE WHN-Concert Hall WHN-George Dupré s Orch. WIP-Carol Cramer, pianist 9:30 EDT (8:30 WINS -Afternoon Melodies WHOM -Polish -American Prgm. WMCA-Don Kerr, says BARRYMORE in `Accent on Youth," NBC. (10:30 EST) NATIONAL SOFT WNBC-Buddy Rocco, piano WINS -Swing Session WNBC-Lost & Found Column 11:30 EDT WLW-Houseboat Hannah WNEW-Luncheon Music NBC. WOV-Drama & Musicale (12:00 noon Continued) BALL FINALS, WPG-Tea Time Topics WNEW-Sports Roundup WNLC-Luncheon Dance Old & New WNLC-Casino by the Thames ICBS-Victor H. Lindlahr: WIP WPRO-Melodies, WQXR-Favorite Refrains WOR-Women Make the News WMCA 1:00 EDT 12:00 EST WOV-Journal of the Air News: KDKA WNBC 3:45 EDT 2:45 EST WQXR-Young Peoples Concert WAAT-Michaels' Little Theater * WABC-CBS: Betty & Bob, WTNJ-News WBNX-Mendelsohn's Organology sketch (Gold Medal) : WCAU * WEAF-NBC: THE O'NEILLS, News; WPRO COMING SOON! WBZ Little Show; Stock WDRC WOKO (sw sketch (Ivory Flakes): WGY 5:15 EDT 4:15 EST Quotations 9.59) KYW WTIC WLW WJAR WDRC-Ad-Liner WJZ-NBC: Love & Learn. isv-15.33) WEAF-NBC: While the City WELI-Noonday Serenade sketch: WABY TIME CHANGES C.S.-A. L. Griffiths, explorer: WEAF-NBC: White, tnr.: Sleeps (Dari -Rich): WTAR WGY-Dance Hour; News Joe of Radio Guide for the week end- WELI WNBC WHN-Munday Matinee KYW WSAN (sw-15.33) Reserve your copy WGY WTIC (sw-15.33) Dance Orch.: WSAN WHBI WABC-CBS: Clyde Barrie, bar.: WNEW-Alan Courtney's Joy - WOR-MBS: Microphone in the ing Oct. 2 with its completely revised program listings WBNX-Bronx Tuberculosis Assn. makers Sky WPRO WOKO WDRC WCAU WHOM -Geiger & Shankman, pi- WPG (sw-9.59-15.27) WOv'-Neopolitan Songs; Tenor & News: WEAN WICC WJAR ano duo WJZ-NBC: Escorts & Betty: Orch. WNLC WTIC WINS -David Lowe, news Musicale Interlude C.S.-Organ Echoes: WELI WNBC WEAN WICC WPG-News; Young's Family WCAU-Happy Valley Boys WOR-Rhythm Orch. Door WPRO-News; Man on the Street KDKA.Mid-Day Songsters WOR-Pepper MBS-Couple Next (Oxy- WOV-Theater of the Air WDRC-Ad-Liner dol) : WLW WSAN-Dance Music WAAT-There Was A Time 4:00 EDT 3:00 EST WBRY-News; Markets; Musical WPG-Mid-day Melody Parade WELI-Doris Peck Entertains KDKA-Kiddie' Klyb Interlude WGY-Bradley Kincaid, songs WAAT-Madison Prgm. 12:15 EDT 11:15 EST 1:45 EDT 12:45 EST WHBI-Orchestra WJZ-NBC: Club Matinee: WBZ WBZ-Harvey & Dell WBNX;Birth of the News; Cain WINS -Welfare Reporter WEAN WICC KDKA WSAN era WGY-Hi-boys & Radio Rangers Club * WABC-CBS. YOUR NEWS WABC-CBS: Hollywood in Person WIP-Melody Matinee (sw-15.21) W-BRY-Vacation Days WHN-Refreshment Time WABC-CBS: Bob Byron, whistler; Parade; Edwin C. Hill (Lucky (Gold Medal) : WOKO WCAU WJAR-WPA Educational Prgm. WBZ-Doris Tirrell. organist WHOM -German Prgm. piano & patter: WOKO WDRC Strike): WCAU WOKO WDRC WDRC WPRO (sw-9.59) WMCA-Grand Stand & Band WGY-Ford Rush & Silent Slim WPG WPRO (sw-9.59) WIP-Renaldó s Troubadours The REO lot will be visited to- (sw-15.27) WLW-The Frim Sisters Stand WHN-,,Holy Cross Church WEAF-NBC: The Goldbergs, day by the trailer studio. WNBC-To be announced WEAF-NBC: Lorenzo Jones, * WMCA-Nick Kenny, Mirror. Re- WGY WTIC WICC-Chamher of Commerce sketch (Oxydol); KYW WJAR WAAT-Musical Portfolio WNLC-George Hall's Orch. sketch (Phillips): WINS -Rendezvous for Two flections WGY-Household Chats, Betty KYW WJAR (sw-15.33) WTIC WGY WLW (sw-15.33) WSAN-Kitchen Klub WIP-Folk Song Lady one of the most WNEW-Arizona Red, songs WAAT-Easy to Remember The Goldbergs, Lennox WNEW-Man on the Street popular serials in the history WOV-Dr. Gaetano Andronaco, WHN-Ruby Newman s Orch. WBNX-Matinee Melodies of radio dramatics, return 2:45 EDT 1:45 EST WOR-Ray Keating's Orch. talk Revue W ELI -Museum of Music today after a year's absence WMCA-All-Star WOV-Dancing Moods - WNEW-Journal of the Air Ted WEVD-K:dwaryjskie's Orch. from the air, with a five * WABC-CBS: Malone, Be- WSAN-Dance Orch. days -a -week, five-year con- 1:15 EDT 12:15 EST WOR-Judy & Jane tween the Bookends: WOKO WHB1-Jimmy Shearer tract. The familiar serial, WTNJ-Musicale dealing with the daily life of WDRC WPRO WPG C, b M -Mago dell'Aria * WJZ-NBC: Nellie Revell, PhIl. 2:00 EDT 1:00 EST WEAF-NBC: WHN-Helen Nugent a typical family on the Low- WABY KDKA (sw- Girl interne; Joyce er East Side of New York osophy: Jordan WLW-Old Fashioned Girl 5:30 EDT 4:30 EST City, first went on the air as 15.211 WEAF-NBC: Jerry Sears' Orch.; WOR-MBSrBide Dudley's Theat- WNBC-Bani(1 Wagon Revue a weekly feature in 1929 and * MBS-Tom, Dick & Harry Soloists: WGY WJAR KYW er Club: WNLC WTHT WBRY WNLC-WPA Prgm. * WJZ-NBC: Kellogg's Singing was Increased to six nights (Fels Naphtha): WLW Lady, Ireene Wicker: KDKA a week in 1931. The intimate WTIC (sw-15.33) NBC -Three Cheers: WJAR WTIC WOR-News Joys and sorrows of the Gold- WEAF-NBC: Dan Harding's Wife, WABC-CBS: News Through a C.S.-News: WNBC WELI WOV-Armando Rossi, news WBZ WLW (sw-15.21) berg family and their neigh- sketch: WJAR WSAN (sw- Woman's Eyes, Kathryn Cra An original story concerning WBNX-Hollywood Brevities WPG-News; Surprise Limited the little Princess who could bors will be picked up where 15.33) yens (Pontiac) : WOKO WPRO the serial left off a year ago. WGY-Better Business Bureau; WPRO-ltalian Radio Review not learn to count. Gertrude Berg, who writes WABC-CBS: Hymns of All WDRC WCAU (sw-9.59) Markets WQXR-Classical Selections WEAF NBC: Don Winslow of the The Goldbergs, and plays the Churches (Gold Medal): WDRC WOR-MBS: Couple Next Door WHBI-Madeleine Turk Navy, sketch: WJAR WSAN central character of Molly WOKO WCAU WPRO (sw- (Oxydol) WHN-Netherland Plaza Ensemble 4:15 EDT 3:15 EST KYW WTIC (sw-15.33) Goldberg, will continue in 9.59) Y.N.-Voice of Experience: WICC the role of Molly, and other WINS -Musical Moments WABC-CBS: Doris Kerr, songs: central characters of the WAAT-Jay Laurence Cooke' WEAN WNLC WLW-Betty and Bob, sketch * WOR-MBS: Norman Broken - WDRC WPRO WCAU WOKO story will be unchanged. The WBRY-Piano Moods C. S. -Mabel Krick, sop.: WELI WOV-Mimi Aguglia & Co.. sketch shire's Afternoon Varieties; WPG (sw-15.27-9.59) parts of the children, Sammy WBZ-Pie Plant Pete WNBC Vocalists; Orch. WOR-MBS: Story Teller's House and Rosie, will be taken by WEAN -Talking on the Sidewalk WAAT-On the Mall Everett Sloan and Rosalind 3:00 EDT 2:00 EST WEAF-NBC: The Guiding Light, Clemente Giglio Players: WEVD Silber. The part of Jake, the WGY-Hymns of All Churches WHBI-Madeleine Turk sketch (White Naptha): WJAR WNBC WELI husband, will be played by WHN-Le Roy, pianist WHN Utamatic Play WEAF NBC: Pepper Young's WGY KYW WTIC (sw-15.33) WAAT-Five-Thirty Club James R. Waters, who Joined WICC-Betty & Bob WINS -Romantic Bachelor Family, sketch (Camay): WGY WABC-CBS: Dictators: WDRC WBNX-Organ Reveries the cast in that role only a Mario Morel- short time after the program WIP-Earl Moyer's Orch. WIP-Melody Ride; WJAR WTIC WLW KYW WCAU WOKO (sw-15.27-9.59) WBRY-Melodies; Ranch Boys was launched in 1929. WMCA-Hal Grayson's Orch. li's Orch. (sw-15.33) WAAT-Off the Record WEAN -Radio's Hawaiians WJZ-NBC: Grace & Scotty, songs WNBC-News Through a Wo- WOV Musical Novelties WABC-CBS: Col. Jack Major WHBI-Organ Music WGY-Chandu the Magician & patter (News, WJZ only) : man's Eyes WPG-Dance Orch. WPRO WDRC WPG WCAU WHN-Broadway Melody WICC-Song Shop WEAN WNEW-Yes or No Contest WQXR-Luncheon Dance Music WOKO (sw-15.27-9.59) WHOM -Italian Variety WINS -Dinner Concert WOR-MBS: Organ Recital WNLC-Johnny Getchell, pianist WJZ-NBC: Green Brothers' Or- WINS -String Ensemble 1:15 EST WIP-Merry Makers News: WBRY WINS WOR-Health Talk; Melody Mo- 2:15 EDT chestra: WBZ WEAN WICC WLW-Kitty Keene, Inc. WMCA-Joe Tobin, says KDKA-Sunshine Special ments C.N.-Quiet Sanctuary: WNLC WNLC-Samuel Kissell, violinist WNEW-Tango Time WABC-CBS: Jack & Loretta WBRY WTHT WAAT-Mitzie Rich WOV-Musicale WOV-King of Hearts WOV-Sketch & Orch. songs & (Kirk WELI-Luncheon Dance Music WTIC-Juyce Jordan, girl interne Clemens, patter Organ Recital: WQXR WOV WSAN-Wm. Green, talk WQXR-Ferde Grofe's Orch. man's Soap) : WOKO WICC-Street Scene KDKA-Music by Cugat WTNJ-Sports News WNBC-Riddle Rhythms 1:30 EDT 12:30 EST CBS -Milton Charles, organist: WBNX-Elsie Maria Troja pre- 4:30 EDT 3:30 EST WNLC-News; Signsof the Times WCAU (sw-9.59) sents WOV-Il Marito Geloso, sketch * WJZ-NBC: Nat'l Farm & WOR-MBS: Leo Freudberg's Or- WELI-Rhythm & Romance WEAF-NBC: Story of Mary Mar- 5:45 EDT 4:45 EST WSAN-Organ Melodies Home Hour: KDKA WLW chestra. WEVD String Ensemble lin, sketch (Ivory Soap) : KYW WABY WSAN WBZ (sw Y.N.-Advice to the Lovelorn: WHBI-Dance Orch. WGY WTIC WJAR (sw- WJZ-NBC: Cabin in the Cotton: WEAN WTIC WABY KDKA (sv-15.21) 12:30 EDT 11:30 EST 15.21) WHN-WFAR Revue 15.33) Today's feature will be a Fu- News: WDRC WPRO WHOM -Irish Frolics WABC-CBS: Music f rom the WEAF-NBC: Jackie Heller, tnr.: ture Farmer's of America WAAT-Impressions on Wax Gold Coast: WDRC WOKO WJAR WTIC KYW WJZ-NBC: Joe Dumond & Ranch be music WINS -Dancing Rhythms program. There will Robinson IN ABC -CBS: Funny things, Chil Boys: WBZ by the United States Army WELI-Amer. Family WIP-Baseball; New York vs. (sw-15.27) WEAF-NBC: Three Marshalls: Band. WHBI-Musical Prgm. Athletics WBNX Polish Bells dren's Prgm.; Nora Stirling: KYW WEAF-NBC: Words & Music: WHN-James Dixon's Orch. WNBC-Cafe Continental WELI-Musical Moments WCAU WOKO (sw-15.27-9.591 WABC-CBS: Romance of Helen KYW WJAR (sw-15.33) WICC-News & Roundup WOR-Martha Deane WEVD-Italian Variety Show News: WBRY WDRC WEAN Trent, sketch (Edna Wallace WABC-CBS: Arnold Grimm's WIP-Hollywood Chatterbox WSAN-Billy Wilson, songs WHBI-Libby Gibbs WPG WNBC WIP Hopper): WOKO WDRC Daughter, sketch (Gold Med- WINS -Four Men in a Groove WHN-Melodies That Linger On WBNX-Eventide Echoes WBZ-Four of Us WPRO WCAU (sw-9.59) al) : WCAU WOKO WDRC WMCA-Fern Scull 3:15 EDT 2:15 EST WINS -Uncle Gibb & Gus C.N.-Italian Prgm. WEAN WPRO (sw-9.59) WNBC-Kay Kyser's Orch. WLW-To be announced WELI-Pasquale Corolla WICC Y.N.-Marjorie Mills: WTIC WICC WNLC-Robinson Family WEAF-NBC: Oxydol's Own Ma WNLC-Piano Forte WEVD-Laura Boccia & Nino C.S.-Polish Variety Prgm. WNBC WEAN Perkins, sketch: WGY WTIC WOV-English for Beginners Rolb, songs WELI ICBS-Voice of Experience: WIP 2:30 EDT 1:30 EST KYW WJAR WLW (sw-15.33) WPRO-Feature Race Narragan- WGY Hawaiian. News: WIP WOR WMCA WJZ-NBC: Codolban's Orch.: NBC -Green Brothers' Orch.: sett Park WHN-Toy Band Farm Prgm.: WGY WJAR WAAT-Michaels' Music WEAN WICC WABY WSAN WICC-News; Musical Roundup KDKA-Don Alfred's Orch WBNX-Jewish Women's Hour WABC CBS Montana Slim, cow KDKA-Welfare Commentator 4:45 EDT 3:45 EST WINS -Racing Results; News WAAT-Broadwavites WELI-Danceland boy songs: WPRO WPG - WAAT-Farr Brothers WLW-Toy Band WBNX-Ruth Schiffer, sop. WGY-Betty & Bob WEAF-NBC: Bennett & Wolver WBNX-,,Sunday sermons WEAF-NBC: The Road of Life, WMCA-Street Forum VtBRY-Musical Journey WHN-Women in the News ton, instrumentalists: KYW WELI-This & That sketch (Chipso): WGY WJAR WNEW-News, Richard Brooks WHN-Cotton Pickin' Time WINS -Song Contest WTAR WTIC WEVD-Kay Renay, songs KYW WTIC (sw-15.33) WOR-Junior G -Men WINS-Walkathon W NBC -Matinee Home Forum: WBZ KDKA WINS -News; Martin Weldon WJZ-NBC: Club Matinee: WABY WPRO-Musical Hotel; News WLW-News; Markets; Livestocks WNEW-Walkathon Variety Time: WLW WHN WOR-Rhythm Orch. W EI.l-Mary Lane, sop. WSAN-Safety Prgm. WMCA-Home Talk; K. Haeseler WNLC-Afternoon Varieties WBNX-Your Leisure Hour WOV Salon Favirites WEVD-Campobasso Co. WTN.I Hillbilly Varieties

30 Radio Guide Week Ending September 18, 1937 Frequencies * WJZ-NBC: Lowell Thomas. WHN-!Neu of Art 8:45 EDT 7:45 EST WIP-Andy Otto; Amer. Legion news commentator (Sun Oil) : WHOM-Cassinelli Prgm. Hour WLW WBZ KDKA WEAN WICC-Rocky Mountaineers NBC -Paul Martin's Music: WLW-Heatrolatown Herald Mo nd a y KDKA-980 WHOM -1450 WTAM WHAM (sw-15.21) WINS -On Parade KDKA (sw-11.87) WNEW-Dance Parade KYW-1020 WICC-600 WABC-CBS: George Hall's Or- WIP-For WBRY-News WHAT -940 WINS -1180 Men Only WPG-To be announced WABC-860 WIP-610 chestra: WOKO WBT WCAU WMCA-Harriet Brent, songs WINS -Dance Orch. September 13 WABY-1370 WJAR-890 WDRC (sw-9.59-11.83) WNBC-Organ Treasures WIP-Committee of 70 Forum WBBM-770 WJZ-760 WEAF-NBC Billy ee Betty WNEW-Irish Prgm. %YMCA -Seger Ellis' Orch. 10:15 EDT 9:35 EST WBIL-1100 WLW-700 sketch WBNX-1350 WMCA-570 WSM-Jack's Missouri Mountain- WBRY-1530 WNBC-1380 NBC -Singing Strings: WJAR eers KDKA-Political Talk WBT-1080 WNEW-1250 WTIC WSM KYW WTNJ-News 9:00 EDT 8:00 EST WHN-To be announced WBZ-990 WNLC-1500 C.N.-Racing Results: WTHT WIP-On Parade WCAII-1170 WOKO-1430 Gus Haenschen's WBRY - WCBA-1440 WOR-710 Orch.: * WEAF-NBC: FIBBER MC WPG-Dance Orch. WDRC-1330 WOV-1130 WICC 7:45 EDT 6:45 EST Gee & Molly, comedy sketch Vi'QXR-Just Music WEAF-660 WPG-1100 Sports: WGY WHN (Johnson's Wax); Marian & WEAN -780 WPRO-630 WAAT-Rhythm Age * WABC-CBS: BOAKE CART - Jim Jordan; Hugh Studebaker, WELI-900 WSAN-1440 WBBM-Across 10:30 EDT 9:30 EST WEVD-1300 WSM-650 The Dinner Table er, commentator (Philco): vocalist; Bill Thompson; Ted WGN-720 WTAM-1070 WBIL-Medical League Prgm. WDRC WHAS WCAU WPRO Weems' Orch.: WLW WGY WGY-790 WTHT-1200 WGN-Four Californians WBBM WBT WOKO (sw- KYW WTIC WJAR WTAM * NBC -Burns & Allen (Grape WHAM -1150 WTIC-1040 W HAS -Melody Cruise WSM Nuts): WSM KOA KFI (also WHAS-820 WTNJ-1280 11.83-9.59) (also see 11:15 (also see 12 mid.) WHBI-1250 WQXR-1550 WINS -Drama; Dance Music * WABC-CBS: Lux Radio Theat- at 8 p.m.) WHN-1010 WIP-Uncle Wip WJZ-NBC: Sisters of the Skillet er, drama & musical: WOKO * WOR-MBS-Henry Weber's Pa- WMCA-Today's Baseball East & Dumke WDRC WHAS WCAU WPRO geant of Melody: WBRY WGN RAY HEATHERTON WNBC-Salon Orch. NBC -John Herrick, bar.; Chris- WBBM WBT (sw-6.06-11.83) WTHT CBS baritone WPRO-Dressing Room Interview tine Johnson, sop.: WABY The Lux Radio Theater returns WABC-CBS: Your Neck o' the Mon. 7:15 pm EDT (6:15 EST) WQXR-Symposium WICC to present more well-known Woods: WPRO WPG WOKO NIGHT WBZ plays with famous actors of WTNJ-Behind the Scenes at Hol- WEAF-NBC: Roy Campbell's stage and screen in the lead- WBT WDRC (sw-11.83) lywood Royalists: WJAR KYW ing roles, and to be heard WJZ-NBC: Nat'l Radio Forum: 6:00 EDT 5:00 EST C.N.-Jackie Duggan, songs: at its original time, on Mon- WICC WEAN KDKA WHAM 11:30 EDT 10:30 EST WTHT WEAN day nights. Its first presen- WBZ (sw-6.14) 7:00 EDT 6:00 EST WBRY tation for the fall season * WJZ-NBC: (News, WJZ only) KDKA-Lois Miller, organist WEAF-NBC: Music for Moderns: will be "A Star Is Born," * CBS -Pick & Pat (Model Smok- Army Band: WHAM WABY WGN-Four Californians ae rated front the movie con- WGY WTAM WJAR KYW WEAF-NBC: ing Tobacco) : WHAS KNX WEAF-NBC: John Gurney, basso; * AMOS 'N' ANDY. WGY-Real Republican cerned with the rise of one (sw-9.53) sketch (Pepsodent): WJAR Party KSL (also at 8:30 p.m.) Mary Dietrick, sop.: WSM WHAM Music Hollywood star and the fall Clyde Trask's Orch.: WHN WLW KYW WGY WTIC (sw-9.53) -News; of another, and `tarring Jan- WJZ-NBC: Nat'l Softball (sw-9.53) WHOM -Gaudio Prgm. WBBM-Jack Randolph, songs * (also see 11 p.m.) et Gaynor and Robert Mont- Finals: WHAM WEAN WABY WABC-CBS: Howard Phillips, B. DeMille WBNX-La Rinascente WABC-CBS: Poetic Melodies WIP-Fur Trappers gomery. Cecil WICC bar.: WHAS WBT WOKO WLW-Bob Newhall. sports again takes over the director- WCAU-Should Sitting Judges Be ICBS-Today's Winners: WIP (Wrigley Gum) Franklyn ship of the Theater, with The last half hour of play in W MCA -News Lou Silvers as music di- Supported the national softball tourna- WMCA MacCormack, poetry: Jack ment, now under way Fulton, tnr.; Kelsey's WNEW-Walkathon Dance Music rector. WHAS-To be announced News: WTIC WJAR WEAN Carlton W,M WHOM -Syrian Prgm. throughout the United States, Orch.: WOKO WCAU News; sports Review MBS-Joe Sander's Orch.: WGN will be broadcast from Sol- WICC KDKA WNLC WDRC WMCA-Beauty Talk; Musicalities WPRO WBT (sw-11.83-959) WTAM-Colorado Cowhands WTHT WBRY diers Field, Chicago. Lynn WBIL-Dinner Hour Musicale WTIC-The White Eagle WJZ-NBC: To be announced: WTIC-Guy Hedlund & Co. Brandt, NBC sports announc- (also see 11 p.m.) WBRY-Waste of Time; Hollywood WTNJ-Country Boy WBZ WEAN WICC er, will be at the microphone. WJZ-NBC: Time to Shine (Grif- Teams from 43 Reporter ICBS-Drama Recording: WMCA states are WBZ-News; Little Show; Sports fin Shoe Polish) Barry Mc- 10:45 EDT 9:45 EST competing in the tournament, Kinley, bar.; John B. Gam- WIP whirl: is one of the biggest WCAU-Ben Alley, tnr. & Organ 8:00 EDT 7:00 EST KDKA-Political Talk amateur sports events held in WDRC-Dinner Dance music bling, m.c.; Lynn Murray News: WIP WCAU the United States. Chorus; Lloyd Shaffer's Orch.: WBNX German Concert Music WGN-To be announced WHBI-Baseball WBBM-Roger Pryor's Orch. WEAF-NBC: Carlos Molina's WEAN WBZ WSM WHAM * WEAF-NBC: Burns & Allen Game WLW-Angelo, Italian tnr. WGY-News; Melody Time (Grape Nuts); Tony Martin; WHN-Interview Orch.: WGY WJAR WTIC WHAS-Labor Day Speech KDKA WICC WABY {sw- WPG-Dance Orch. KYW WSM (sw-9.53) 11.87) Ray Noble's Orch.: WTIC WHOM-Capt. Garofalo. news WHN-Inquiring Reporter WTAM WJAR WGY WLW WINS -Dance Music WABC-CBS: Roger Pryor's WINS -Baseball Game MBS-Rube Appleberry, sketch: Orch.: WPRO WCAU WDRC WGN KYW (also see 10:30 p.m.) WOR-Gabriel Heatter, commen- 11:00 EDT 10:00 EST WLW-Sunbrite Melodies * WABC-CBS: Horace Heidt's tator WPG WOKO (sw-11.83) WNBC-Spotlight Revue WBBM-News WOR-MBS: Irving Conn's Orch.: Orch. (Alemite) : WOKO WQXR-Negro Melody Singers * NBC -AMOS 'N' WNEW-Make Believe WBIL-Pino Bontempi, tnr. & Or- ANDY (PEP- WGN WBRY WTHT Ballroom WBBM WBT WDRC WHAS sodent): WLW WTAM WSM WOR-Uncle Don chestra NBC -Voice of Firestone: KFI WBRY-Baseball Scores; On the WCAU (sw-11.83-6.06) (also KFI KOA (also at 7 p.m.) WPRO-News; Musical Hotel see 12 mid.) 9:15 EDT 8:15 EST KOA (also at 8:30 p.m.) Mall WEAF-NBC: Emery Deutsch's ICBS-Milton Kellem's Orch.: WQXR-Salon Musicale; News WHN-News MBS-Dick Gasparre's Orch.: Orch.: (sw-9.53) WTAM-Fact WIP WMCA and Fancies WINS -Ghost Reporter WGN WBRY WTHT To be announced: WICC WHAM WABC-CBS: Tomorrow's News WTNJ-People's Choice Prgm. WJZ-NBC: Good Time Society. WBNX-Health & Music KDKA-H. Middleman's Orch. WIP-Harry McKay, songs Tonight; Andre Baruch (Lib- WBBM-News with Todd Hunter WLW-Eichstadt's String Ensem- All -Negro Revue: WBZ WEAN WHN-Gypsy Rhapsody erty) (WABC only); Ozzie 6:15 EDT 5:15 EST WSM WHOM -Visions .of Italy WBNX-Midnight Classics ble Nelson's Orch.: (sw-11.83) WBT-Musical Revue WMCA-Frankie Basch, Beauty KDKA-Political Talk WOR-Victor Arden's Orch. WJZ-NBC: (News,- WJZ only) WJZ-NBC: Stage Relief Fund WBNX-All Is Boloney WBZ-Slumber Hour Prgm. Talk Vagabonds: WABY WHAM WHOM -Opera Hour WNBC-Waikiki Islanders WHAM -To be announced CBS -Poetic Melodies (Wrigley): WABC-CBS: Four Stars, rhythm WHBI-Dance Orch. 9:30 EDT 8:30 EST WLW-Barney Rapp's Orch. quartet: WHAS WBT WPRO WOR-Stan Lomax, sports KSL WBBM WHAS (also at WTAM-Marion Nadea WHN-Dick Ballou's Orch. 7 p.m.) WDRC WQXR-Classical Selections WEAF-NBC: HOUR OF WTAM Sports; Baseball Scores WHOM -Giulio Tmauli * News: WTIC WBRY WPG WOR NBC -Army Band: WSM WLW WICC-QRev. Hugh Shields CHARM (General Electric): Y.N.-Baseball & Racing Results WTNJ-Polish Prgm. WMCA WEAN WICC WJAR 11:45 EDT 10:45 EST WIP-Johnny Graff's Orch. Phil Spitalnÿ s Girls; Maxine WPRO WEAN WICC WTIC Greene, WINS -Sport's Alley vocalist; Rosaline News; Sports: KDKA WDRC NBC-Carlos Molina's Orch.: KDKA-Dinner Music 7:15 EDT 6:15 EST WMCA-Three Little Funsters m.c.: WGY WLW KYW WBBM-Howard Neumiller, pian- WBNX-Spanish Herald WTAM WOR-Twenty Years Ago & Today WSM WJAR WTAM WTIC WBT-Variety Prgm. NBC -Nat'l Softball Finals: WBZ ist WEAF-NBC: UNCLE EZRA'S WPG-Hollywood Cavaliers (sw-9.53) Song WBZ-News; Roundelay WBBM-Manhattan Mother WCAU-Sports; Favorites Radio Station (Alka Seltzer): WPRO-Ferde Grofé s directs * WJZ-NBC: John Barrymore in WGN-Harold Turner, pianist WTAM WJAR WGY WTIC WCAU-Larry Vincent. songs: WQXR-Organ Recital "Accent on Youth," comedy: Around the Town WGY-Lullaby Time KYW (also see 11:15 p.m..) WBZ WHAM WICC WEAN WGY-News; Easy to Remember 12:00 EDT 11:00 EST WHN-Musical Moments WABC-CBS: Song Time, with WOR-MBS: Pat Barnes' Opera * WHN-Calling All Parties WIP-Vincent Rizzo's Ens. Hollare Shaw & Ray Heather - 8:15 EDT 7:15 EST House: WBRY WGN WTHT WEAF-NBC: Larry Burke, tnr.; WHOM -Spanish-American Hour WJAR-Dancing Melodies ton: WOKO (sw-11.83) . KDKA-To be announced Henry Busse's Orch.: WTIC WIP-Harold Knight's Orch. WMCA-Safeguarding Invest4nents MBS-Concert Trio: WGN NBC -Good Time Society: WICC WBNX-Czechoslovak Radio Club WJAR KYW WGY (sw-9.53) WOR-Weather Report; News WNBC-Song Styles, Gene Austin ICBS-Five Star Final. WMCA WHAM WHN-Don Albert's Orch. WABC-CBS: Count Basie s Orch.: WNLC-Anniversary Party WIP WPRO WBNX-Homeland Hour %VIP-Musical Footnotes WPG WOKO WDRC WBT WTAM-Adv. of Tommy Thatcher C.N.-Dance Orch.: WTHT WHBI-Sally's Prgm. WMCA-Zeke Manners' Gang 11:15 EDT 10:15 EST WCAU WBBM WHAS Jimmy James' Orch.: WLW WHOM -Italian Prgm. WQXR-Cinema Comment WJZ-NBC: Mike Riley's Orch.: 6:30 EDT 5:30 EST WHN WINS -Evening Frolic WEAF-NBC: Emery Deutsch's KDKA WEAN WICC WABY WBBM-Sports WIP-WPA Prgm. Orch.: WTIC WJAR WSM WBZ (sw-6.14) * WABC-CBS: NEWS; DAILY WBIL-Dansant 9:45 EDT 8:45 EST WLW WOR-MBS: Tommy Dorsey's Sports Resume WMCA-Gangplank WGY KYW (Chesterfield): WBRY-Chick Kelley, sports WPG-Musical WJZ-NBC: King's Jesters: Orchestra WBBM WCAU WDRC WPRO Moments WBT-Brady Cole, Philosopher WGN-News; Sports WHAM KDKA WABY (sw- CBS -Horace Heidt's Orch. (Ale - WHAS WBT (sw-9.59-11.83) WCAU-Alias Jimmy Valentine WIP-Dance Orch. 6.14) mite) : KNX KSL (also at 8 WJZ-NBC: News; Revellers WDRC-Famous Artists 8:30 EDT 7:30 EST WLW-Paul Pierson's Orch. NBC -Uncle Ezra's Radio Station p.m.) Quartet (Richardson & Rob WHAS-News room WQXR-Hugh Fraser, bar. (Alka-Seltzer): KFI KOA NBC -Fibber McGee & Molly bins Co.) WINS -Dance Music * WEAF-NBC: The Voice of (also at 7:15 p.m.) (Johnson's Wax): KFI KOA WEAF-NBC: News, Today's 9 p.m.) WNBC :Songs of Two Empires Firestone; Margaret Speaks, 10:00 EDT 9:00 EST NBC-Horlick's Lum & Abner: (also at Sports. Ford Bond WOR-Musical Chefs sop.; Mixed Chorus; Orch., KGO (also at 7:30 p.m.) News: WSM WHAM NBC -News; Three X Sisters ICBS-Benny's Troubadours: WIP Alfred Wallenstein, cond.: * WEAF-NBC: Carnation Con- CBS-Boake Carter (Philco) . (sw-9.53 ) WJAR WTAM WTIC tented Prgm.; Lullaby Lady; KNX KSL (also at 7:45 p.m.) WMCA - NBC 7:30 EDT 6:30 EST WSM -News; Johnnie Johnston. KYW WGY (sw-9.53) (also Male Vivian Della CBS -Ozzie Nelson's Orch.: WPG WGN-Dick Gasparre's Orch. WABY Quartet; bar.: see 11:30 p.m.) Chiesa, sop.; Orch., dir. Frank WDRC WOKO WHAS WCAU WHN-Ambassador of Rhythm Musical Roundup: WEAN WICC * WJZ-NBC: HORLICK'S LUM Pick & Pat, Black: WTIC WGY WSM WPRO WBBM WLW-Paul Sullivan, news News: WBRY WTNJ WOR And Abner, sketch: WLW * WABC-CBS: comedians (Model Smoking To- WJAR WTAM KYW (sw-9.53) WOR-MBS: Mickey Alpert's Or- WTAM-News; Beecher's Orch. Sports: WMCA WJAR WAAT WBZ (also see 11:15 p.m.) The Lone Ranger, bacco); Edward Roecker, bar.; The orchestra numbers will be chestra KDKA-Sports; Weather * WOR-MBS: \Vsltz and Finale from sketch (Silvercup) Benny Krueger's Orch.: WBT "Faust" (Gounod); Second Y.N.-Dance Orch.: WEAN WBRY 12:39 EDT 11:30 EST WBIL-Voice of Montecatini WOKO WBBM WDRC WCAU WICC WBZ-News; Musicale WABC-CBS: Jay Freeman's Or- Hungarian Rhapsody (Liszt); WPRO (sw-11.83-6.06) (also and March from "Tannhau- WBT-Baseball Scores; News : WGN-Adventures Abroad chestra: WOKO WHAS (sw- NBC -Vox Pop (Molle Shave) 11.83) see 11:30 p.m.) ser" (Wagner). Vivian Della WBZ-Sports, Bill Williams see Tues. pro- WGY-News; On the Mall Chiesa will sing Gavotte KOA KFI (also WEAF-NBC: Consolidated Edison * MBS-The Lone Ranger (Sil WGN-Joe Sanders' Orch. at 9 p.m.) WHAM -RADIOGRAMS from "Ma non" (Massenet) grams * Co. ver Cup Bread): WGN and Intermezzo from "Caval- WIP-Man About Town; Sports WHN-Don's Rhumba Rhythms NBC -Carol Weymann, sop.: * WOR-MBS: Int'I Salon: WTHT leria Rusticana" Ma seagull. WMCA-Seger Ellis' Orch. WINS -Baseball Scores WTAM WTIC WJAR WBRY The Lullaby Lady's number WTAM-Musical Moments End of Monday Programs will be Wiegen lied iSchn- WIP-Sports; News Radio Gaz- WJZ-NBC: Paul Martin's Orch.: WLW-In-Laws CBS -Neal O'Hara's bert) and the Quartet will ette: WDRC WPRO WBZ WEAN WICC sing WNBC-Melody Parade Serenade (Schubert). WGN WHAM For Men Only: WHN WLW WABC-CBS: Wayne King's NBC COAST TO COAST Music Sports: * WQXR-Dinner KDKA-Frolics German Hour: WBNX WHAM Orch. (Lady Esther): WOKO WIZ WLW WSM-Financial News; Dance WBBM-Melodrama KDKA-Political Talk WHAS WCAU WPRO WBT Miniature WBZ WBIL-Symphonic Moods WHAS-Grab Bag WBBM WDRC (sw-11.33-6.06) WBZA WTAM-News; Trailer Tim WBNX-Spanish Hour WHBI-Orchestra WOR-MBS: QElder Lightfoot * WSY R WTIC-Wrightville Clarion WBRY-Theresa Maggio, songs WINS -Globe Trotter Solomon Michaux' Congrega- WIP-Dance Music WGN WEN R 6:45 EDT 5:45 EST WBT-Broadway Comedy Stars tion: WBRY WTHT WCAU-Jack Randolph, songs WMCA-Nat Brusiloff's Orch. WBNX-La Rivista della Sera WSB WMC * WOR-MBS: Johnson Family, WEAN -Frank Morgan & Guests WPG-J Rev. Robert Fraser WHN-Emil Coleman's Orch. "IT'S ALL FOR FUN" she: I: WGY-Jim Healey, commentator WQXR-Classical Selections WHOM -Irish Music

1 Radio Guide Week Ending September 19, 1937 31 Tuesday September 14 Tuesday

Y.N.-Gretchen McMullen's Kit- News: KDKA WNB( . WBRY-Piano Moods chen: WEAN Dance Orch.: WELI WSAN WBZ-Pie Plant Pete WAAT-Recorded for You Guests and Special Events WBNX-Mendelsohn's Organology WEAN -Talking on the Sidewalk WBNX-Farm Briefs WBZ-News; Little Show; Stock WGY-Hymns of Al Churches Quotations WHN-Le Roy, pianist WGY-Market Basket AFTERNOON WIP-Domestic Help Service WDRC-Ad-Liner WICC-Betty & Bob, sketch WJAR-Housewives' Exchange WGY-Dance Hour; News WLW-Musical Moments 4:00 EDT (3:00 EST) VERDI'S OPERA, "DON WHN Lec Kasak's Orch. WMCA-Cold Facts; Melodies; WLW-,Morning Devotions NBC. WMCA-Happiness Circle CARLOS," from Rome. WOV-Neopolitan Songs; Orch. Beauty Talk WNBC-News 4:30 EDT (3:30 EST) DAY OF ATONEMENT WPG-Newt; Musical Interlude WNEW-Yes or No Contest WNEW-Old Family Almanac SERVICE from Cincinnati, CBS. WPRO-News; Man on the Street WOR-Health Talk; Melodies WNLC-Talkie Chatter 5:45 EDT (4:45 EST) INTERNATIONAL CON- 11:15 EST WOV-Musicale 12:15 EDT WTIC-Joyce Jordan, girl interne WOR-Shopping, Jean Abbey GRESS OF RADIOLOGY. NBC. * WABC-CBS: YOUR NEWS WOV-Dancing Discs (Lucky GORDON 5:45 EDT (4:45 EST) DOROTHY GORDON'S Parade; Edwin C. Hill 1:30 EDT 12:30 EST DOROTHY of the Day Corner WTNJ-Tune CHILDREN'S CORNER, CBS. (Also Thurs- Strike): WCAU WOKO WPRO * WJZ-NBC: Nat'l Farm & CBS Children's WPG WDRC (sw-9.591 Tues. 5:45 pm EDT (4:45 EST) 9:30 EDT 8:30 EST day and Saturday at this time.) Home Hour: KDKA WBZ WABC-CBS. Richard Maxwell. * WEAF-NBC: The Goldbergs, WABY WSAN WLW (sw- songs: WDRC WOKO WPRO NIGHT sketch (Oxydol): KYW WGY 15.21) WCAU (sw-21.52) WTIC WJAR WLW (sw-15.33) Dillon S. Myer, of the Soil EDT (8:00 EST) AL JOLSON, guest of Ben WJZ-NBC: Grace & Scotty, Conservation Service, will MORNING NBC -Streamliners; News: KYW 9:00 speak on the topic "How WSAN Bernie, NBC. songs (News, WJZ only) : Farmers Are Forming Coop- NBC -Breakfast Club; News: 9:30 EDT (8:30 EST) SARATOGA SPA MUSIC WEAN erative Associations." 8:00 EDT 7:00 EST WBZ FESTIVAL, NBC. WOR-MBS: Organ Recital WABC-CBS. Arnold Grimm's WEAF-NBC: Good Morning Melo- Y.N.-Walter Kidder, bar.: WEAN News: WBRY WINS Daughter, sketch (Gold Med- dies: WSAN WINS WICC WBRY KDKA Sunshine Special al) : WCAU WPRO WOKO WABC-CBS: Lyric Serenade: KDKA-Linda's First Love WAAT-Dental Society WDRC (sw-9.59) (sw-21.52) WAAT-Madison Prgm. WICC-Street Scene WEAF-NBC: Words & Music: WJZ-NBC: Morning Devotions; WBNX-Musical Newsy WNBC-Bell's Riddle Rhythms (sw-15.33) C.N.-John Metcalf's Choir Loft: WJZ-NBC: Road of Life (Chip - WNLC-News; Signs of the Times Vocalists; Lowell Patton, or- W EL1-News ICBS-Voice of Experience: WIP WNLC so) : WLW WBZ KDKA (sw- and dir.: WABY Kincaid WEAN WTHT WINS WOV-I1 Marito Geloso, sketch W MCA ganist WGY-Bradley WICC WBRY 15.21) News: WICC WEVD WTNJ Knick Knacks WSAN-Organ Melodies Y.N.-Zimbler's String Quartet: WHN-Musical WAAT-Helen Hope C.N.-Highlights & Half Tones. WJAR WTIC WOR WNLC Carol Cramer, pianist 12:30 EDT 11:30 EST WNLC WEAN WIP-News; s Orch. WBRY WTHT WPRO WEAN WHN-Ben Selviñ WEAF-NBC: Barry McKinley, WAAT-Michaels' Music WLW-Aunt Mary WLW-Hope Alden's Romance C.S.-Craen Patterson: WELI Clock: WINS WBRY Ramblings bar.: KYW WBNX-Jewish Women's Hour Musical WMCA-Rhythm WSAN-Varieties WNBC WBZ WNBC-King Cole Shopper WJZ-NBC: Strollers Matinee: WBRY-Tune Up Test WTNJ-Morning Variety Hair Hygiene: WAAT WBNX WELI-Danceland 8:15 EDT 7:15 EST WNEW-Tex Walker, hillbilly WEAN -News; Shopping News; KDKA WBZ (sw-15.21) 10:30 EDT 9:30 EST WGY-Betty & Bob WEAF-NBC: Malcolm Claire: tunes Book Flashes WABC-CBS Romance of Helen WT1C WJAR WSAN WNLC-Laughs and Lyrics WABC-CBS: Winston & Sutton, Trent, sketch (Edna Wallace WHN-News WCAU WDRC WINS -Morning Pep Show WICC-News & Roundup WJZ-NBC: Dick Leibert Ensem- WOR-Allie Lowe Miles Club twin pianos: Hopper) : WPRO WOKO (sw-21.52) WIP-Women in the News WINS -Song Contest ble: WABY W, i% Italian Variety How WOKO WDRC WCAU (sw-9.59) WEAF-NBC: Just Plain Bill, WMCA-Anice Ives' Woman's Hr. WJAR-Markets; Dept. of Agricul. Y.N.-George & Juanita: WICC WPG-,St. John's by -the -Sea WOR-Hope Alden's Romance C.N.-Italian Prgm.: WEAN WICC WEAN WNLC Church sketch (Anacin): WGY WJAR C.S.-Polish Variety Prgm.: WNBC ture WTIC KYW WOV-Angelo Gloria & Co.. sketch * WNBC-HOLLYWOOD HIGH- ¿Morning Devotions: WNBC WTIC Milky Way WSAN-Smoky Mt. Twins News: WIP WOR WNEW WJZ-NBC: Pepper Young's Fam- WSAN LIGHTS WPRO WELI 9:45 EDT 8:45 EST Luncheon Music: WNLC ily, sketch (Camay) : KDKA 11:30 EDT 10:30 EST WNEW-Walkathon Dance Music KDKA-News; Green River Char. WEAF-NBC: Landt Trio: WJAR WAAT-Broadwayites lie WICC WBZ (sw-15.21) * WJZ-NBC: Vic & Sade, sketch WBNX-Board of Health Talk W NLC-Afternoon Varieties WSAN KDKA WEAN WBZ WAAT-Musical Clock NBC -Old Man of the Mountain: (Crisco): WBRY-Musical Journey WOR-Pepper Young's Family WABC-CBS: Bachelor's Children, WICC 7:30 EST WSAN (sw-15.2I) WGY-Farm Prgm. WOV-Theater of the Air 8:30 EDT sketch (Old Dutch Cleanser): WABC-CBS: Big Sister, sketch WABC-CBS: Montana Slim, cow- C.N.-Marriage Clinic: WBRY WHN-Cotton Pickin' Time 1:45 EDT 12:45 EST WCAU (sw-21.52) (Rinso): WPRO WOKO boy songs: (sw-21.52) WEAN WTHT WNLC WINS-Walkathon WABC-CBS: Hollywood in Per- WJZ-NBC: Aunt Jemima (Quak- WAAT-Frank Albanese, organist WDRC WCAU WEAF-NBC: Moments Musicale: WBZ (sw- WJAR-Farm Chat son (Gold Medal) : WCAU er Oats): KDKA WEAF-NBC: Mystery Chef ' WGY WLW WJAR KYW WBNX-German Housewife Hour WLW-News; River, Weather & WOKO WPRO WDRC (sw- 15.21) WHN-Allen's Homemakers KYW WJAR WTIC WSAN NBC -Dick Leibert Ensemble: Y.N.-Variations: WBRY WNLC Markets 9.59) WINS -News C.S.-Billy Field's Cowboys: WELI WMCA-Home Talk The trailer will visit the :loth KDKA (sw-21.54) News: WMCA WTNJ Ern C.N.-Francis Cronin, organist: WIP-,Rev. George A. Palmer WNBC WOV-Dramatic Sketch Century -Fox lot where WAAT-Variety Prgm. WAAT-Madison Prgm. Westmore will give a beauty WEAN WTHT WICC WBRY WLW-Hello Peggy WPG-Mid-day Melody Parade talk and several starlets will WBNX-Italian Feature WMCA-Don Kerr, says WBNX-Pacific Paradise C.S.-Treasure Chest: WNBC WDRC-Dorothy Stone, pianist; WTIC Beauty Hints be interviewed. Iouise Rob- WOV-News, James Capozucchi WHN-Craig Lennox' Orch. 12:45 EDT 11:45 EST erts will discuss the fashion WELI Star Gazing in Hollywood WIP-Continentals trend. WCAU-Larry Vincent, songs WPRO-News; Cop Maffie, organ * WOR-MBS: We Are Four WEAN -Randolph Joyce & Orch. WLW-We Live Again Y.N.-Affairs - of the Hemming - WEVD-Neapolitan Melodies WELI-Tuesday Revue 10:45 EDT 9:45 EST (Libby, McNeill & Libby) WNEW-Courtney's Joymakers WEAF-NBC: Armchair Quartet: ways: WICC WEAN WNLC WGY-Time Keeper WGY-Musical Prgm.; News * WEAF-NBC: TODAY'S CHIL- WAAT-Pacific Paradise WGY WOV-Song Varieties WLW WHN-Harry Glick, exercises WHN-Franklyn Roberts' Orch. dren, sketch (Pillsbury): WBRY-Concert Hall WJAR WTIC KYW WPG-Variety Prgm. WABC-CBS: Our Gal, Sunday, WHOM -Breakfast Club WICC-Hymns of All Churches WOR-Success Doctor WGY-Household Chats Ensemble: sketch (Anacin) : WPRO WIP-Lost & Found; Eight Bells WINS -New York Hour WABC-CBS: Madison WHN-Russ Morrow's Orch. WCAU WDRC WOKO (sw- WPG-The Melody Tenor WOKO WDRC WCAU (sw- and All's Well WIP-,Christian Science Comm. 10:45 EST WIP-Melody Ride 21.52) 11:45 EDT 9.59) WMLA-Fern Scull.. organist WLW-Chandler Chats WJZ-NBC: Edward MacHugh, WMCA-In the Music Room WNLC-Merchant's Clipper WJZ-NBC: Kitchen Cavalcade- News: WAAT WELI WNBC-Revue Gospel Singer (Ivory Soap): 1,' NBC -Matinee Variety (C. F. Mueller Co.) : KDKA Luncheon Music: WNBC WNEW WOR-Martha Manning WNEW-Richard Brooks, news WBZ WLW KDKA (sw-15.21) W'NEW-News; LISTENER'S WOV-Italian Morning Varieties (sw-15.21) Refreshment Time: WJAR WTIC * WPG-Music Graphs The Gospel Singer's selections WSAN SCRAPBOOK WPG-News; Musical Clock WPRO-Fashions by Suzanne NBC -Viennese Ensemble: WLW are O Master Let Me Walk, WBZ WABY Rock of Ages, and Saviour WBNX-Polish Orch. WOR-Judy & Jane WPRO-Home Folks' Ftohc WTIC-Organ Prgm. WPG-Dance Orch. Board C.N.-Bachelors: WTHT WBRY Like a Shepherd. WHN-Dominic Savino's Orch. WSAN-Bulletin 9:00 EST WTIC-Radio Bazaar 10:00 EDT WEAN WNLC WICC WEAF-NBC: Hi, Boy; Vocal & WINS -Noon Day Frolic 2:00 EDT 1:00 EST WTNJ-Hungarian Music * WABC-CBS: PRETTY KITTY WAAT Jay Stanle, piano Instrumental Group: KYW WIP-Cuban Troubadours WEAF-NBC: Matinee Musicale: (Wonder Bread): 8:45 EDT 7:45 EST Kelly, sketch WHOM -English for Beginners WSAN WGY WTIC WJAR WMCA-Don Kerr, says KYW (sw-15.33) WJZ-NBC: Morning Glee Club WDRC (sw-21.52) WINS -Question Box WABC-CBS: Aunt Jenny's Real 1:00 EDT 12:00 EST WABC-CBS: Molly Steinberg. WABC-CBS: Sidney Raphael. WJZ-NBC: Story of Mary WIP-Ellen Terry, songs Life Stories (Spry): WPRO * WABC-CBS: Betty & Bob, Stage Relief Speaker pianist (sw-21.52) Marlin, sketch (Ivory Snow) : WMCA-Melodies; Beauty Talk WCAU WOKO WDRC sketch (Gold Medal): WPRO CBS -Milton Charles, organist: KDKA-Band Parade KDKA WBZ (sw-15.21) WOV-Singing Vagabond & Orch. WOR-MBS: Hecker's Information WCAU WOKO WDRC (sw- WOKO WDRC WCAU (sw- WCAU-Get Going WEAF-NBC: Mrs. Wiggs of the WSAN-Literary Review Bureau; Myra Kingsley; Jean 9.59) 9.59) WHN-Your Neighbor Cabbage Patch, sketch (Old 11:00 EDT 10:00 EST Paul King, commentator: WJZ-NBC: Love & Learn, WOR-MBS: Couple Next Door WMCA-Beauty Talk; Melodies English Wax): WGY WTIC * WJZ-NBC: THE O'NEILLS, WTHT WABY WICC WEAN sketch: WABY (Oxydol) WNEW-Morning Melodies KYW WJAR sketch (Ivory Flakes): KDKA C.S.-Farm Flashes: WNBC WEAF-NBC: Market & Weather C.S.-Down East Boys: WELI WOR-Gospel Singer NBC-Shefter & Brenner, painists: WBZ (sw-15.21) WELI Report WNBC WPRO-Easy to Remember; News WSAN WEAF-NBC-David Harum, sketch WAAT-Roundup NBC -Escorts & Betty: WGY Y.N.-Voice of Experience: WEAN WTNJ-,Council of Churches C.N.-Singing Strings: WTHT (Bab -O): WGY WTIC WJAR WBNX-There Was a Time When WSAN KYW (sw-15.33) WICC WNLC 9:00 EDT 8:00 EST WINS WEAN WICC KYW WBRY-To be announced News: WEAN WJAR WICC WAAT-Master Singers * WJZ-NBC: Breakfast Club; News WBR1 WHN WABC-CBS: Captivators WHN-Larry & Sue WNLC WTIC WBRY-To be announced Vocalists; Don McNeill, m.c.; WAAT Tunes at Ten WOR-MBS: Get Thin to Music: WINS -Inquiring Microphone WAAT-Matinee Melodies WHN Dramatic Play Orch.; News: WABY WBNX-Rivista Italiana WNLC WIP-Make Believe Ballroom WBRY-News; Musical Interlude; WINS -Romantic Bachelor WEAF-NBC: Streamliners; Fields WCAU-Morning Melodies NBC -Honeymooners: WSAN WMCA-News, Bob Carter Markets WIP-Homemakers' Club & Hall & Orch.; News: WTIC WELI-Doing the Town CBS -Mary Lee Taylor (Pet WOV-Concert Miniatures WBZ-Harvey & Dell WJAR-WPA Concert Orch. WGY WHOM -Jewish Hour Milk): WCAU WOKO WPG-Italian Prgm. WELI-Man in the Street WPRO-Melody Time WABC-CBS: Dear Columbia, fan W1P-Homemakers' Club C.S.-News: WNBC WELI WHN-Refreshment Time WOV-Musical Novelties. Soloists mail dramatization; News: WLW-Hymns of All Churches Musical Roundup: WEAN WICC WHOM -German Prgm. & Trio WPG WDRC WCAU WOKO WMCA-Zeke Manners' Gang WAAT Madison Request Club [ AFTERNOON IVIP-Earl Moyer's Orch. WQXR-Luncheon Dance Music WPRO (sw-21.52) WNBC-City Revue WBRY-News; Belle & Martha; WLW-The Three Spades WTIC-To be announced C.S.-Marion Reynolds. organist: WNEW-Make Believe Ballroom Fashion Review WMCA-Nick Kenny. mirror re- 2:15 EDT 1:15 EST WELI WNBC WNLC-The Music Box WDRC-James Martin, songs 12:00 EDT 11:00 EST flections WABC-CBS: Jack & Loretta, Musical Roundup WEAN WICC WOKO-To be announced WHOM -Italian Variety Prgm. WEAF-NBC: Girl Alone, sketch WNBC-Salon Gems songs & patter (Kirkman's News: WSAN WLW WOR-Pur Food Hour WINS-Theater Guide (Kellogg): WLW KYW WNEW-Arizona Red, songs Soap) WOKO KDKA-Shopping Circle WPG-Home Hour WIP-Accordian Quintet (sw-9.59) WOR-Microphone in the Sky WOR-MBS: Know New York: WBNX-Just About Time WPRO-Harmony Lane WLW-Linda's First Love WABC-CBS: Rhythmaires:WCAU WOV-Dr. Gaetano Andronaco, WBRY WTHT WBRY-News; Musical Revue WOR-Pure Food Hour WMCA-Ellen Terry, songs (sw-9.59) talk CBS -Dr. Morrey; Amer. Dental WBZ-As You Like It; News WTNJ Betty Trent WNEW-Kitchen Kapers WJZ-NBC: Terri Franconi, tnr.: 1:15 EDT 12:15 EST Ass'n Spier.: WPG WCAU (sw- WHN-Lew White, organist 10:15 EDT 9:15 EST WOV-Good Morning Review WEAN WABC-CBS: Hymns of All 9.59) WHOM -German Prgm. WJZ-NBC: Oxydol's Own Ma WPG-News NBC -Alice Cornett, songs: WJAR Churches (Gold Medal): Y.N.-Advice to the Lovelorn: WINS -Pop Concert Perkins, sketch.: KDKA WBZ WPRO-Amer. Family Robinson WTIC WCAU WPRO WOKO WDRC WEAN WTIC WIP-Eight Bells and All's Well (sw 15.21) 11:15 EDT 10:15 EST NBC -Happy Jack, songs: (sw- (sw-9.59) News: WDRC WPRO WJAR-Grace Hall. shopping news WEAF-NBC: John's Other Wife, WABC-CBS: Romance of Carol 15.33) WJZ-NBC: Hal Gordon, tnr.: To be announced: WCAU WTIC WMCA-,Christian Science sketch (Louis Philippe): WGY Kennedy, sketch (Heinz) : WOR-MBS: Victor H. Lindlahr WABY WAAT-Impressions on Wax WOR-Ed Fitzgerald WTIC WJAR KYW WCAU WDRC WOKO WPRO (Journal of Living) WEAF-NBC: Dan Harding's WHN-Reginald Norman's Orch. WTNJ-Enchanting Moments WABC-CBS: Myrt & Marge, WPG C.N.-Agricultural Series: WICC Wife, sketch: WSAN WJAR WICC-Magic Dial 9:15 EDT 8:15 EST sketch (Super Suds): WCAU WEAF-NBC: Backstage Wife, WBRY (sw-15.33) WINS -Four Men in a Grove NBC -Streamliners; News: KYW WDRC WOKO WPRO (sw- sketch (Dr. Lyons): WGY ICBS-Zeke Manners' Gang: WIP C.S.-Organ Echoes: WELI WNBC WMCA-Street Forum WSAN 21.52) KYW WTIC WJAR WMCA KDKA-Interviews WNLC-Robinson Family 32 Radio Guide Week Ending September 18. 1937 s Lillian is merles, contralto, l ELI -State Employment Service year in Chicago. Dr. Frawis WGN-Len Salvo, organist Frequencies and Harald Ifansen, lyric Carter Wood of the Crocker Prgm. tenor. WEVD-Campobasso Co. Institute for Cancer 1it- WGY-News; Republican KDKA-980 WHOM -1450 WINS-Walkathon WHAM -RADIOGRAMS Tuesday WJZ-NBC: Kidoodlers: KDKA seaareh. Columbia University, * ICYW-1020 WICC-60'1 WNLC-Organ Reveries will speak briefly on "\\'hat WINS -Baseball Scores WAAT-940 WINS -1180 WABY WBZ WICC (sw-15.21) WOV-Don Roland bar., Trio America Is Doing in the War VS1P-Sports; News WABC-860 WIP-610 C.N.-Len Salvo, organist: WICC ou Cancer" and will art as WARY -1370 WJAR-890 WNLC \VBRY 5:00 4:00 EST chairman the round table. WLW-The In -Laws September 14 WBBM-770 WJZ-760 WTHT EDT of C.S.-Cantera Club: WNBC WELL WEAF-NBC: Carroll & Fairchild, Dr. Russell Reynolds, Lou- WNBC-Melualy Parade W_IL-1100 WLW-700 dun, chairman of Une British WBNX-1350 WMCA-570 WAAT-Echoes of Poland piano duo: WTIC KYW WNLC-Lamplighter delegation : I)1.. t lost a Fors - WQXR-Herzer & Zayde, pianists WBRY-1530 WNBC-1380 WBNX-Concert Master WABC-CBS: Ray Heatherton, sell, Stockholm, director of WBT-1080 WNEW-1250 WEVD-Clara Krupitsky, songs bar.: WCAU WDRC WPRO Sweden's Piddle Institute WSM-Financial News; Continen- WBZ-990 WNLC-1500 and Fe- tals WCAU-1170 WOKO-1'-30 WINS -Spy story Dramas WPG WOKO (sw-9.59-15.27) Against l'aurer. Dr. WJZ-NBC: Lucille & Lanny, dor Ilaa enisrh of Berlin are WTAM-News; Colorado Cowhands WCBA-1440 WOR-710 WNEW-Swing Session of hers who still take part in WDRC-1330 WOV-1130 songs: WBZ WICC KDKA tVlll W,aghtville Clarion WEAF-660 WPG-1100 WOV Musicale & Drama the discussion. It will be the WPG-Tea Time Topics WABY WEAN (sw-15.21) first international congress 6:45 EDT 5:45 EST WEAN -780 W PRO -630 of X-ray and radium special- * WJZ-NBC: Lowell Thomas, WELI-900 WQXR-1550 WPROMelodies, Old & New WAAT-Uncle Jonathan ists. physicists and develop - WEVD-1300 WSAN-1440 WQXR-Favorite Refrains WBNX-Kaffee Klatsch nets. commentator (Sun Gil) Meat expt'ris ever to nient in EDIYA WGN-720 WSM-650 ll ELI-Paramount Prgm. Star The Con- WBZ WEAN WTAM WGY-790 WTAM-1070 WSAN-Happy Slim the United tes. WEVD-Minciotti & Cn. drama gress will be a (tended by 400 WLW WHAM (sw-15.21) WHAM -1150 WTHT-1200 3:45 EDT .2:45 EST foreign delcca les and visitors * WOR-MBS: Johnson Family, WHAS-820 W TIC -1040 WEAF-NBC: THE O'NEILLS, WGY-Stock & Produce Markets WHBI-1250 WTNJ-1280 * WHN-011ie Norton's Orch. from 311 culions. and is ,x- sketch sketch (Ivory Flakes): WGY pected to it It itItt some 2.000 WHN-1010 WHOM -Polish -American Prgm. delega les and visitors from WEAF-NBC: Billy & Betty, KYW WJAR WTiC WLW (sw- sketch WINS -Afternoon Melodies the United Ste tes. HARRY EINSTEIN 15.33) News: WBRY WDRC WEAN WABC-CBS: George Hall's Orch.: 2:30 EDT 1:30 EST WJAR-Good Eyesight; Dzncing Parkyakarkus of Al Jolson Show WJZ-NBC: Have You Heard?: WPG WNBC WIP WBT WDRC WOKO (sw- * WJZ-NBC: Music Guilt; WBZ KDKA WABY WSAN Melodies Tues. 8:30 pm EDT (7:30 EST) WLW-Houseboat WBZ.-Four of Ils 11.83) guests: WICC WEAN WABY WEAN WICC (sw-15.21) Hannah WABC-CBS: Dalton Brothers. WNEW-Sports Round -up WBNX-Eventide Echw NBC -Top Hatters Orch.: WJAR WOR-MBS: Radio Garden Club: WELI-Pasquale Corollä KYW WPG WPRO WNLC WICC WBRY WNLC-Casino by the Thames WTHT WEVD-Laura Boccia & Nino C.N.-Racing Results: WTHT WEAF-NBC: The Wise Man, songs: WELI WOR-Wooten Make the News C.S.-Louise Maturi, Rollie, songs WBRY * WJZ-NBC: HORLICK'S LUM philosophy: WTIC WGY KYW WNBC WOV-Journal of the Air 1VQXR WGY-Concert Hall of the Air Sports: WGY WHN & Abner, sketch: WLW WBZ (sw-15.33) WEVD-String Ensemble Young People's Concert Home Forum: KDKA WBZ WSAN-Dance Orch. WHN-Jazzsters, vocal trio WAAT-This Rhythmic Age (also see 11:15 p.m.) WHOM-WPA Prgm. WBBM-Sidewalk Melodies CBS -Lew White, Vocal- WBNX-To be announced W'INJ-News WICC-News; Musical Roundup . organist; WBIL-Rettee Brooks, songs ist: WBT WCAU-Happy Valley Boys 4:00 EDT 3:00 EST WNEW-News, Richard Brooks Verdi's 5:15 EDT 4:15 EST WCAU-Laff Parade NBC -Singing Strings: WSM WDRC-Ad-Liner * WJZ-NBC: Opera, WINS -Racing Results; News "Don Carlos," front Rome: * WEAF-NBC: Nellie Revell in- WGN-Four Californians Y.N.-News; Andy Jacobsen, dra- WELI-Love Story terviews: WTIC WJAR KYW WLW-Larry & Sue IVHAS-Melody . matic episodes: WICC WHN-Emil Coleman's Orch. WSAN KDKA WBZ WICC WMCA-Street Forum Cruise WTIC (sw-15.33) WICC-Ray Grosa, tor. WEAN WINS -Drama (sw-15.21) WOR-Josef Ranald WEAF-NBC= Lorenzo Jones, WABC-CBS: Science Service WINS -Drama; Dance Music Sports Review: WGN WHAM e WLW-String Ensemble Series: WPG WDRC WPRO Wi-RU-Musical Hotel; News sketch t Phillips) : WT1C WGY WIP-Ucncle WIP KDKA-Pittsburgh Varieties WMCA-Grand Stand & Band WSAN-Safety Prgm. WCAU WOKO (sw-15.27-9.59) WMCA-Today s Baseball WBIL-Symphonic Moods KYW WJAR (sw-15.33) Dr. George K. Pratt, psychiat- WTNJ-Hillbilly Varieties Stand whis- WNBC-Variety WBNX-Spanish Hour WNBC-Amer. Family Robinson WABC-CBS: Bob Byron, rist of New York City, will tler, piano & patter: WCAU speak on 'Mental Hygiene of WNLC-Richard de Noia, bar. WBRY-To be announced WNEW-Mystery Singer Work," as the feature of the WGY-Political Broadcast WNLC-Melody Time WDRC WOKO (sw-15.27-9.59) WPJIO-Ferde Grofe Directs ')t Seieuce Service series. NIGHT WQXR-Speakers Forum WHOM-Cassinelli Prgm. W'SAN-Kitchen Klub KDKA-Congress Clubs WJZ-NBC: Musical WAAT-Easy to Remctnber Adventures; WSM-Freddie Rose WINS -On Parade 2:45 EDT 1:45 EST piano- Alma Schirmer, pianist: WEAN WTIC-Sesquicentennial WIP-For Men Only WBNX-Mary Huntington, WICC 6:00 EDT 5:00 EST' of the * WABC-CBS: Ted Malone's Be- logist WBZ Constitution WJAR-Social Security Speaker tween the Bookends: WPRO MBS-Couple Next Door (Oxy- WEAF-NBC: Science in the WELI-Museum of Music News: WSM (sty -9.53) WTNJ-Behind the Scenes at Hol- WMCA-Musical Moments WOKO WDRC WPG Orch. dol): WLW WNBC-Keyboard Capers WEVD-Kalwaryjskie KDKA-Kiddies' Klub WABC-CBS: All Hands on Deck: lywood WEAF-NBC: Girl Interne, Joyce WHOM -Mago dell'Aria 7:00 EDT 6:00 WNEW-Irish Prgm. Jordan WAAT-Home Town WBT WHAS WOKO EST WINS -Songs & Piano * WEAF-NBC: AMOS 'N' ANDY, WOR-The Answer Man WOR-MBS-Advice to the Love- WBRY-Vacation Days WJZ-NBC: (News, WJZ only); WLW Interlude Time; dir. Jack Meak- sketch (Pepsodent) : WJAR WTAM-Dick Fidler's Orch. lorn (Hecker Products) WGY-Banjoleers, Don & Lee String WNBC-Band Wagon Revue in: WHAM WABY WGY WTIC KYW (sw-9.53) WTNJ-News NBC -Johnny O'Brien's harmonica WHN-QHoly Cross Novena Ser- WNEW-Kay Reed, organ vices ICBS-Today's Winners: WMCA (also see 11 p.m.) 7:45 EDT 6:45 EST Ensemble: WGY WTIC (sw- WNLC-The Dreamers WIP * WJZ-NBC: Easy Aces, come- 15.33) WINS -Rendezvous for Two WEAF-NBC: Roy Campbell's WOR-News News: KDKA WICC WTIC dy sketch (Anacin) : WHAM MBS-To be annunced: WBRY WIP-Folk Song Lady Royalists: WC V -Armando Rossi, news WEAN WNLC WJAR WBZ WEAN KDKA WICC WJAR WTHT WNEW-Man on Street B. WPG-News; Surprise Limited WAAT-Air Port Prgm. (sw-11.87) WJZ-NBC: John Kennedy, C.S.-News: WNBC WELI WOR-Ray Keating's Orch. commentator WPRO-Italian Radio Review WBBM-Howard Neumiller, pianist W ABC-CBS : Poetic Melodies WBNX-Hollywood Brevities WOV-Orchestra NBC -Vivian Della Chiesa, sop.: WQXR-Classical Selections W BII.-Dinner Hour Musicale (Wrigley Gum); Franklyn WHN-Midday Musical WOV-Dancing Moods WABY 4:15 EDT 3:15 EST WBRY-Waste o' Time; Hollywood MacCormack, poetry; Jack -Musical Moments WQXR-News MBS-Four WGN WINS Broken - Fulton, tnr.; Carlton Kelsey's Californians: * WOR-MBS: Norman WSAN-Road to Happiness Reporter WLW-Betty and Bob, sketch shire's Varieties; Vocalists; WBL-News; Little Show; Sports Orch.: WBT WCAU WDRC WBZ-Gus Haenschen's Orch. WNEW-Vivian Shirley Says WTNJ-Musical Pram. WOKO WPRO (sw-11.83-9.59) WHAM -News; Music Orch. 4:30 EST WCAU-Ben Alley, tnr. & Organ WNLC-Monitor News WEAF-NBC: The Guiding Light, 5:30 EDT WDRC-Dinner Dance Music (also see 11 p.m.) WGY-Band Music WO Mimi Aguglia & Co sketch * WJZ-NBC: Kellogg's Singing WHAM -News; Air Masters : WTIC C.N.-Rex Battle's Orch.: WTHT sketch (White Naptha) Lady, Ireene Wicket: WLW WGN Swing It * VFW -HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP WLW KYW WGY WJAR (sw- WGY-News; Melody Time WBBM-John Harrington, news WHOM -Gaudio Prgnt. Ann Drew KDKA WBZ (sw-15.21) WBIL-News Dramatization WIP-To the Ladies 15.33) An Indian legend of the Invisi- WHN-Inquiring Reporter 3:00 EDT 2.00 EST WABC-CBS: Novelteers: WDRC WLW-Sunbrite Melodies WBRY-Baseball Scores; Sports WL', -Bob Newhall, sports Airbreaks: WABY ble Hunter. WJZ-NBC: WCAU WDRC WOKO (sw- WOR-MBS: Radioland Orch. WINS -Baseball Game WGN-Palmer House Concert WMCA-News WBZ WSAN WICC * 15.27-9.59) IVEAF-NBC. Don Winslow of the WNBC-Dick Jurgen's Orch. WHN-Amateur Hour WNEW-Walkathon Dance Music WEAF-NBC Pepper Young's NBC-Opera: WABY Navy: WTIC WJAR WSAN WNEW-Make Believe Ballroom WIP-Musical Footnotes WNLC-The Lamplighter Fancily, sketch (Camay) : WGY the Record KYW (sw-15.33) WLW-Alias Jimmy Valentine WOR-Drama Recording KYW WTIC WJAR (sw WAAT-Off WOR-Uncle Don WLW WBNX-Ruth Wall, The Crinoline WABC-CBS: St. Louis Synco Hotel WMCA-Jack Early, songs WPRO-Meet Mr. Twister 15.33) WPRO-News; Musical Girl pators: WPRO WCAU WOKO WQXR-Salon Musicale; News WNBC-Adventures of Jungle Jim WSM-Musical Prgm.; Sports WABC-CBS: Theater Matinee: WTAM-Eyensong Variety WPG (sw-15.27-9.59) & Fancies WOR-Stan Lomax, sports WDRC WPRO WOKO WPG WHOM -Italian WTAM-Fact Giglio Players: WEVD WNBC WTNJ-People's Choice Prgm. WQXR-Music at Twilight WTNJ-Harry Duke's Orch. WCAU (sw-15.27-9.59) WINS -String Ensemble WOV-King of Hearts WELI WSM-Louise Hammett & Mar- 8:00 EDT 7:00 EST C.N.-Concert Trio: WNLC WTHT 6.15 EDT 5:15 EST jorie Cooney 4:30 EDT 3:30 EST WAAT-5 :30 Club WEAF-NBC: X Sisters, * WEAF-NBC: JOHNNY PRE- WBRY Three WTAM-Sports; WABC-CBS: ,Day of Atone- WBNX-Organ Reveries Harmony Trio: WSM (sw-9.53) Baseball Scares sents Russ Morgan's Orch. KDKA-For Women Only WBRY-Piano Melodies; Ranch WTNJ-German Prgm. WBNX-Elsie Troja ment Service: WOKO WCAU CBS -All Hands on Deck: WPRO (Philip Morris); Chas. Mar- Presents Boys 7:15 EDT 6:15 EST WEAN -Baseball; Boston Red Sox WDRC (sw-9.59-15.27) Y. N. -Baseball & Racing Results tin's Thrill; Gleen Cross; Un the eve of the most import- WEAF.NBC Vocal Varieties vs. Chicago WDRC-To be announced WTIC WEAN WICC Rhythm Rogues; Guests: KYW ant Jewish holy Day, Tout WEAN -Uncle Red's ABC Club (Turns); Smoothies; DeVore W ELI -Rhythm & Romance or the Day of ltone- MBS-Studies in Black &White: WTAM WLW WTIC WJAR Kippur WGY-Dad & Jean Sisters: Male Octet; Wm. network will WGN - (also see 11:30 p.m.) WEVD-Metr. String Ensemble meut the t'liS Stoess- Orch.: WLW WTIC /GY carry a Day of Atonement WINS -Dinner Concert KDKA-Stars of Hollywood Jazz Nocturne; WHN-To be announced Ohio. WJAR WGY WTAM KYW * WOR-MBS: service from Cincinnati, WICC-Magic Dial Club & Orch.: WTHT WHOM -Irish Frolics Veittared in the broadcast WAAT-Five-Thirty Vocalists WIP-Merrymakers WBBM-Women in Headlines (sw-9.53 ) WNLC WINS -Dancing Rhythm will be the singing of the the WABC-CBS: Song Time with WBRY plaintive Rol Nid re, ancient WMCA-Joe Tobin Says WCAU-Sports; Song Favorites WJZ-NBC: Husbands and Wives WNBC-Cafe Continental Ruth Carhart & Bill Perry: WNEW The People's Choice Jewish melody wltieh tradi- WNEW-Tango Time WDRC-Public School Series (Pond's Cream); Sedley Brown tionally ushers in the Iloly WOV-Sketch & Orch. WDRC (sw-11.83) Miles: WEAN WOR-Martha Deane Day. The broadcast is muter WGY-To be announced W1Z-NBC: Benito Rabinoff, vio- & Allie Wowe WQXR-Jack Shilkret's Orch. WBZ WICC WOV Salon Favorites: Trio Ilse auspices of the National WHN-Don Cossack Choir linist: WBZ WABY WHAM KDKA i: tint of Temple Sister- WTNJ-Sports News (sw-11.87) WQXR-Three Merry Men Feder: WIP-Vincent Rizzo's Ensemble C.N.-Rex Battle's Orch.: WNLC WABY hoods, an organ teat ion of 5:45 EDT 4:45 EST 1,',1 All -Dancing WABC-CBS: Blue Velvet Music; 3:15 EDT 2:15 EST woolen. Melodies iCBS-Five Star Final. WIP Jewish WEAF-NBC: Johnny Johnston, - WEAF-NBC: Oxydol's Own Ma WLW-QEve of Atonement Mark Warnow's Orch.; Hol WJZ-NBC: Club Matinee; Vocal- bar.: KYW WTIC WJAR WPRO WMCA lace Shaw; Del Casino: WPRO Perkins. sketch : WGY WLW WMCA-Safeguarding Investments ists; Harry Kogen's Orch.: WABC-CBS: Dorothy Gordon's News: WHAS WINS WSM WHAS WBBM WDRC WOKO KYW WJAR WTIC (sw 15.33) WABY WSAN WBZ WICC News; Beauty Talk KDKA-H. Middleman's Orch. Children's Corner: WCAU WNBC-Swing Time WBT WCAU (sw-6.06-11.83) C.N.-Quiet Sanctuary: WNLC WEAF-NBC: Story of Mary Mar- WOKO (sw-9.59-15.27) l'. BBM-Sports WTHT WBRY WNLC-Pat Harrison, songs WBNX-Land, Sea and Air lin, sketch (Ivory Soap) : WGY Dorothy Gordon's "Children's WBRY-Piano Antics of the KDKA-Music by Cugat Corner" returns after a sum- WTAM-Adv. of Tommy Thatcher WEVD-Undercurrents WTIC KYW WJAR (sw-15.33) WBT-Grady Cole's Store News. Bryce Oliver WAAT-Farr Brothers KDKA-Congress of Clubs mer's absence. to be heard 6:30 EDT 5:30 EST WCAU-Alias 'Jimmy Valentine Stenzel, bar. again Tuesdays. Thursdays. WGN-Dick Gasparre's Orch. WBNX-Walter WBNX-Polish Bells and Saturdays in a program * WABC-CBS: NEWS; DAILY WEAN -Mary & Tommy, songs WELI-Microphone Mid -week Mat- WHN-,Yom Kippur Services WELI-Your Garden of songs, fairy shtr+es :imiti Sports Resume (Chesterfield): WGN -Concert Trio WHOM-Guilia Amauli inee WEVD-Italian Variety Show ga titis for children. "Drama WBT WPRO WBBM WCAU WHAM -Bob, Hemings, pianist- WEVD-Joseph Bercovici, talk of alie Skies" formerly heard WINS -Social Security Talk WINS -Uncle Gibb & Gus at this time has been shifted WDRC WHAS (sw-9.59-11.83) WICC-Mystery Drama WIP-Johnny Graff's Orch. WINS -Martin Weldon; News News; of Ro- 1V'LW-To be announced to Thursdays at 5:30 p.m. WJZ-NBC: Castles WINS-Dance Music WINS -Answer Me This WQX;t-News 1-1 :30 1?s'1': 4:30 mance W NEW I -Parler, Rent Party EDT CDT; WNBC-American Airliners talk WMCA-Three Little Funsters 3:3P EDT 2:30 EST 3:30 ('ST: 2,30 31ST; 1:3(1 NBC -News; Tony Russell, tnr.: WOR-Jack Smith's Orch. WNLC-Officer of the Day PST). WNEW-Amer. Family Robinson * WEAF-NBC: Vic & Sade Helen Hughes, piano & or- WABY 7:30 EDT 6:30 110V WJZ-NBC: Intl Congress of Ra- EST WPG-Chalfonte-Haddon Hall Trio sketch (Crisco) : WGY Wi IC WEAF-NBC: News; Sports, Ford WABC-CBS:FAMOUS ACTORS gan diology: WABY KDKA (sw- * WQXR-Classical Selections KYW WI,W WJAR (sw-15.33) WPRO-Feature Race. Narragan- Bond Guild Presents Helen Menken WABC-CBS: Columbia Concert 15.21) WSM-Leon Cole & Claude Sharpe * sett Park Four in' erne tiomt lly famous News: WBRY WTNJ WOR in "Second Husband," drama Hall. Story of the Song 4:45 EDT 3:45 EST anrthorities nil cancer will Musical Roundup: WEAN WICC (Bayer Aspirin): WCAU 8:15 EDT 7:15 EST WDRC WCAU WOKO (sw- WEAF-NBC: Road of Life (Chip - .ond tit a rotimi-sable dist'us- Sports: WMCA WJAR WAAT WPRO WOKO WDRC WHAS WEVD-Musicale 15.27-9.59) sion of that disease as part KDKA-Sports; Weather WBBM (sw-9.59-11.83) Haenschen's Orch. so) : WGY WTIC WJAR KYW of the WGN-Gus Guest singers on the "Story of of the program Fifth WBIL-Voice of Montecatini WEAF-NBC: Steinie Bottle Boys the Song" program of the Co- (sw-15.33) International Congress of lumbia Concert hall will he KDKA-To be announced Radiology to be held this WBZ-News; Harvey Whipple Co. (Glass Container Ass'n) (Continued on Next Page)

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3 Radio Guide Week Ending September 18, 1937 33 WMCA-Serenade at Nine WLW-Tonic Time WEVD-Labor Legislative Trends 11:10 EDT 10:30 E OT News WPG Dance Orch. * NBC -JOHNNY PRESENTS September 14 WOR-Comedy Stars of Broadway WMCA-Broadway f 8:30 WPRO-Concert Hall of the Air 11:00 EDT 10:00 EST Russ Morgan's Orch. (Philip uesday 9:30 EDT EST (PEP- Morris): KOA * WEAF-NBC: HOLLYWOOD WQXR-Just Music * NBC -AMOS 'N' ANDY WSM KFI sodent): WSM WLW WTAM (also at 8 p.m.) Mardi Gras (Packard); Lanny 10:15 9:15 EST WMCA-Nat Brusiloff's Orch. EDT KFI KOA (also at 7 p.m.) WEAF-NBC: Dance Orch.: KYW WPG-Imperial Hawaiians Ross, tnr.; Charles Butter- CBS -Navy Band: WPG worth, comedian; Florence WABC-CBS:Tomorrow's News To- -WGY WJAR (sw-9.53) 8:45 EDT 7:45 EST What's the Big Idea?: WLW night. Andre Baruch (Liberty) WABC-CBS: Geo. Olsen's Orch.: George, sop.; Don Wilson, WHN WEVD-Howard Grode, songs m.c.; Raymond Paige's Orch.: WABC only; Jay Freeman's WCAU WPG WDRC WOKO WINS -Dance Music WDRC-Conn. Sports, Gil Martino Orch.: WPRO (sw-11.83) WHAS WPRO WBT (sw-11.83) WSM WTAM WJAR WGY WIP-On Parade WIP-NYA Chorus WTIC KYW (sw-9.53) WEAF-NBC: Violin in the Night WJZ-NBC: Carlos Moiiná s Or WMCA-Bridge Round Table WMCA-Zeke Manners' Gang (sw-9.53) chestra: WEAN WICC WABY * WABC-CBS: Benny Good - WNEW-News, Richard Brooks man's Swing School (Camel 10:30 EDT 9:30 EST WJZ-NBC: (News, WJZ only); WHAM 9:00 EDT 8:00 EST Cigarettes); Guests: WHAS * WEAF-NBC: JIMMIE FID- Vagabonds: WABY WHAM WOR-MBS: Irving Conñ s Orch.: * WJZ-NBC: Ben Bernie and WBT WPRO WBBM WPG lef, Hollywood Gossip (Drene): CBS- Poetic Melodies (Wrigley): WBRY WTHT WBBM WHAS at & All the Lads (Keglined); WDRC WOK° WCAU (sw WLW WTIC WSM WJAR KSL (also CBS -Al Jolson Show (Rinso 7 p.m.) Vass Family; Guest: WICC 6.06-11.83) WGY WTAM KYW (sw-9.53) Lifehuoy) : KNX KSL (also MBS-Dance WGN WHAM WLW WBZ KDKA WJZ-NBC: Saratoga Spa Mu- * WOR-MBS: Hobby Lobby: Orch.: at 8:30 p.m.) * News: WBRY WEAN WICC SYLVIA CYDE WSM WEAN (sw-11.87) sic Festival: WICC WEAN WBRY WTHT KDKA-H. Middleman's Orch. Al Jolson makes a quick shift WJAR WPG WTIC WOR WBBM-News Todd Hunter "Afternoon Varieties" soprano WHAM WABY WBZ. WJZ-NBC: Past Masters Prem., with tonight when he bobs up as News; Sports: KDKA WDRC WBNX-Midnight Classics Tues. 4:15 pm EDT (3:15 EST) guest of Ben Bernie and All A string orchestra under the Manuel & Williamson, harpsi- the Lads immediately after direction of F. Charles Adler chord ensmble: WBZ KDKA .1AT-To be announced WBZ-Slumber Hour the broadcast of his own will supply the music for to- WHAM WICC WEAN WABY WBNX-Spanish Herald WGN-Freddy Martin's Orch. show on a rival network. Ber- night's music festival from WBT-Musical Moments WHOM Spa. (sw-6.14) -Opera Hour nie and Jolson are both Saratoga WBZ-News; Radio Roundelay (8:15 p.m. Continued) broadcasting from Hollywood WOR-MBS: Let's Visit: WBRY Tonight's numbers will be The WIP-Dance Orch. * Bells: Epilogue from "Twelfth WCAU-Larry -Vincent songs; WLW-Los Amigos at present. WTHT Night"; Fugue in G Minor; NABC-CBS: Watch the Fun Around the Town WMCA-Variety Show WHOM -Italian Prgm. * KDKA-Salvation Army Band Largo , and Allegro from WGN-Joe Sanders' Orch. 11:45 10:45 EST WINS -Panorama Go By (Ford) ; Al Pearcé s WBNX-Czechoslovak Radio Club "Concerto 1h D Major"; And- EDT ante and -Allegro; Ah, Why WGY-News; Xavier Cugat's Orch. WBZ WIP-Roving Reporter Gang; Carl Hoff's Orch.; Ar- WGN-Tom, Dick & Harry NBC -Carlos Molina's Orch.: Ever Let MeLanguish; Cor- WHN-Calling All Parties WMCA-Frankie Basch, Reporter lene Harris, "Human Chatter WLW-Melodrama NBC -Dance Orch.: WTIC elli's Pleasure on Being Ac- WHOM -Spanish-American Hour WNEW-Melody a la Mood Box"; Nick Lucas: WDRC WMCA-Worthy Hill's Orch. cepted at Mount Parnassus; WBBM-Manhattan Mother WSM-Swingtime on Parade WPRO WCAU WHAS WBBM and Allegro from "Concerto WIP-Harold Knight's Orch. WTAM-Violin in the Night 9:45 EDT 8:45 EST 7:30 EST WOKO WBT WPG (sw-11.83- in D Major." WMCA-Eugene Jelesnick's Orch. 12:00 EDT 11:00 ESI 8:30 EDT WGN-News; Sports King's 6.06) (also see 12 mid.) WABC-CBS: Russell Dorr, bar. 11:15 EDT 10:15 EST WJZ-NBC: Hal Kemp's Orch.: * WEAF-NBC: Wayne WHN-Jack Sprigg's Orch. Orch. (Lady Esther): WTIC WEAF-NBC: Vox Pop (Molle & Orch.: WBT WPRO WOKO CBS -Jay Freeman's Orch.: WPG WEAN WICC WABY WBZ * WMCA-Speaker WGY WJAR WTAM WSM Shave); Conducted by Parks WCAU WDRC (sw-6.06-11.83) WDRC WOKO WCAU WEAF-NBC: Jerry Blaine's Or- KYW (sw-9.53) Johnson & Wallace Butter- 10:00 EDT 9:00 EST CBS -Phillips Poly Follies: WBBM WEAF-NBC: Lou Breese's Orch.: chestra: WGY WTIC WJAR * WABC-CBS: Al Jolson Show worth: WTIC WGY WJAR * CBS -Navy Band: WHAS WBT WBNX-La Rinascente WSM WJAR WGY (sw-9.53) WTAM KYW (sw-9.53) (Rinso & Lifebuoy); Martha WTAM KYW (also see Mon. WPG (sw-11.83) WEVD-Pages of Music WJZ-NBC: King's Jesters: WABC-CBS: Bert Block's Orch.: Raye; Parkyakarkus; Victor Prgms. at 12:30 a.m.) * WOR-MBS: Symphonic WGN-The Northerners WHAM WABY WCAU WOKO WHAS WDRC Young's Orch.: WHAS WBBM MBS-Fred Waring's Orch.: WGN Strings: WBRY WTHT WGN WHAS-Here's to You NBC-Horlick's Lum & Abner: WHAS WBT WPG WOKO WDRC WCAU WPRO WBRY WTHT WABC-CAS: Your Unseen Friend WHN-Don Albert's Orch. KGO (also at 7:30 p.m.) CBS -Roger Pryor's Orchestra: WBT (sw-11.83-6.06) (also see WBNX-German Concert Musi (Personal Loan); Harry Sal- WHOM -Greek Program WOR-MBS: Ted Weems' Orch.: WBBM 11:30 p.m.) WHN-Drew Bros. ter's Orch.: WCAU WBBM WPG-/Yom Kippur Message WGN WOR-MBS: Leo Reisman's Orch.: WJZ-NBC: It Can Be Done WHOM-Capt. Garofalo, news (sw-11.83-6.06) 10:45 EDT 9:45 EST Y.N.-Dance Orch.: WICC WEAN WGN (Household Finance); Drama WINS -Dance Music WJZ-NBC: The Other Americans: * WEAF-NBC: Vic & Sade (Iv- WBRY CBS -Watch the Fun Go By of Success Stories; Edgar A. WIP-/Rev. Robert Fraser WICC KDKA WEAN WABY ory Snow), sketch: WJAR KDKA-Music; Weather; Bulletin (Ford): KNX KSL (also at 9 Guest; Frankie Masters' Orch.: WNEW-Dance Parade WBZ WHAM (sw-11.87) WTIC WGY WTAM KYW WBBM-Melodie Time P.m.) WLW WHAM KDKA WABY WOR-Gabriel Heatter, commenta- WDRC-Readin' & Writin' WLW (sw-9.53) WBT-Baseball Scores; News News: WHAM WLW WICC WEAN WBZ (sw-11.87) tor WBNX-La Rivista Della Sera CBS -Four Stars, girl's vocal WBZ-Sports, Bill Williams KDKA-Dance Orch. WOR-MBS: Symphony in WQXR Fed. Radio Theater WEVD-Ringside, sketch quartet: WOKO WCAU WDRC WHAS-To be announced WEVD-Midnight Jamboree Rhythm: WGN WBRY WTHT 9:15 EDT 8:15 EST WHN-Alexander Karlin's Orch. (sw-11.83-6.06) WIP-Man About Town; Sports WHN-Ambassador of Rhythm WBNX-German Radio Hour WBNX-German Radio Revue WHOM -Irish Music NBC-Past Master's Prgm.: WSM WLW-Mad Hatterfields, drama WIP-Benny's Troubadours WINS -Globe Trotter WHN-Irving Aaronson's Orch. WIP-Andy Otto; Three Merry News: WIP WMCA WPRO WHN WTAM-News Comes to Life WSM-News; Sports 1YIP-Dance Music WHOM -Visions of Italy- Men WBT-Musical Revue WTIC-Polish Orch. End of Tuesday Programs

Wednesday September 15 Wednesday

WABC-CBS: Dalton Bros.: (sw- KDKA-Shopping Circle WMCA-Dr. Shirley W. Wynne WNBC-City Parade WJZ-NBC: Kitchen Cavalcade 21.52) WBNX-Just About Time WNBC-King Cole Shopper WNEW-Make Believe Ballroom (C. F. Mueller Co.): KDKA MORNING WEAF-NBC: Home Songs; Alden WBRY-News; Musical Revue WNEW-Tex Walker, hillbilly WOKO-To he announced (sw-15.21) Edkins & Gertrude Foster, vo- WBZ-As You Like It; News tunes WOR-Pure Food Hour C.N.-Earle Lawrence, bar.: WICC 8:00 EDT 7:00 EST calists; John Winters, organ- WHN-Lew White, organist WOR-Tex Fletcher WPG Horne Hour WBRY WEAN WTHT ist: KYW WJAR WHOM -German Prgm. WOV-Italian Variety Hour WPRO-Harmony Lane KDKA-Linda', First Love WEAF-NBC: Good Morning Melo- C.N.-Francis J. Cronin, organ WINS -Pop Concert WTIC-Rhythm of the Day WTNJ-Betty Trent WAAT-Easy to Remember dies: WSAN ist: WEAN WTHT. WBRY WIP-Melody Ride; Eight Bells WINS -Question Box WABC-CBS: Poetic Strings: (sw- WICC and All's Well 9:45 EDT 8:45 EST 10:15 EDT 9:15 EST WIP-Ruth Astor, sop. 21.52) C.S.-Treasure Chest: WNBC WJAR-Grace Hall, shopping news WMCA-Cold Facts; Beauty Talk; WJZ-NBC: Morning Devotions; WELI WLW-Peter Grant, news WEAF-NBC: Landt Trio: WSAN WJZ-NBC: Oxydol's Own Ma Today's Doings Lowell Patton, or- WCAU-Larry Vincent, songs WMCA-Music & Verse WABC-CBS: Bachelor's Children, Perkins, sketch- WBZ KDKA WNLC-Music Box Vocalists; (sw-15.21) WABY WEVD-Neapolitan Melodies WOR-Ed Fitzgerald sketch (Old Dutch Cleanser) - WOV-Singing Vagabond ganist: WABC-CBS: Myrt & Marge, WEVD WGY-Time Keeper WSAN-News WCAU (sw-21.52) WPRO-Continental Orch. News: WEAN WICC sketch (Super Suds): WPRO WJAR WTIC WOR WNLC WHN-Harry Glick, exercises WTIC-Jake & Carl WJZ-NBC: Aunt Jemima (Quaker WSAN-Dance Orch. WCAU WDRC WOKO (sw- WHOM -Breakfast Club WTNJ-Enchanting Moments Oats) : WBZ KDKA (sw- WTNJ WPRO 21.52) Clock: WINS WBRY WIP-Lost & Found; Eight Belle 15.21) Musical WEAF NBC: Other Wife, 11:00 EDT 10:00 EST WBZ & All's Well; Domestic Help 9:15 EDT 8:15 EST News: WNEW WMCA John's WLW-Sing, Neighbor, Sing Organ Recital: WTIC WOR sketch (Louis Philippe) : WGY KDKA-Bob White WTIC WJAR KYW * WJZ-NBC: THE O'NEILLS. Meditations WMCA-Fern Scull, organist WABC-CBS: Richard Maxwell, WAAT-IDA Program WAAT-¡]Morning NBC -Vaughn de Leath songs sketch (Ivory Flakes): KDKA WCAU-Morning Serenade WNLC-Merchant's Clipper songs; News: WPG WDRC WBNX-Italian Feature WBZ (sw-15.21) WOR-Martha Manning WPRO WCAU WOKO (sw- WDRC-Dorothy Stone, organist; WSAN WDRC-Treasure House C.N.-John Metcalf's Choir Loft: * WABC-CBS: Heinz' Magazine WELI-Today's Almanac WOV-Italian Morning Varieties 21.52) Star Gazing in Hollywood of the Air; Julia Sanderson & NBC -Streamliners; News: KYW WELI-Wednesday Revue WIC( WTW1 WEAN WNLC WGY-Morning Variety Hour WPG-Musical Clock WINS WBRY Frank Crumit, songs; B. A. WSAN WGY-Organ Reveries: News WHOM -/Religious Prgm. WPRO-Home Folks Frolic WAAT-Helen 'Rolle s Orch.; Romance of Y.N.-Gretchen McMullen's Kitch- WHN-Emil Coleman's Orch. Hope WIP-Eight Bells & All's Well WSAN-Bulletin Board WHN-/Yom Kippur Services Carol Kennedy, sketch: WPRO WLW-Cadle Choir WTIC-Radio Bazaar en: WTIC WEAN WICC WNLC WICC-Hymns of all Churches WPG WOKO WDRC WCAU WAAT-Recorded for You WINS -New York Hour WLW Hupe Alden's Romance WMCA-Barnacle Bill, songs WTNJ Hungarian News WMCA-Eve Casanova, fashions WEAF NBC:David Harum, sketch WNBC-Eight O'Clock Bus WHNX This Rhythmic Age WJAR-Dancing Melodies (Bab -0): KYW WTIC WGY WOV-Public Service Review 8:45 EDT 7:45 EST WGY-Market Basket WLW-A. Chandler. Jr., organist 10:30 EDT 9:30 ESI WJAR WPG-Farmer in the Dell WIP-Domestic Help Service WNBC-Revue WOR-MBS-Get Thin to Music: WJZ-NBC: Showmen Quartet: WJAR-Housewives' Exchange WNLC-Talkie Chatter WABC-CBS: Louise & the Lads: WNLC WABC-CBS: Maurice Brown, WLW /Morning Devotions WPG-On the Mall 8:15 EDT 7:15 EST WCAU WDRC WOKO WPRO NBC -Honeymooners: WSAN 'cellist: (sw-21.52) WMCA-Happiness Circle WPRO Fashion by Suzanne WEAF-NBC. Just Plain Bill, C.S. News: WNBC WELI NBC WLW WNBC-News WEAF-NBC: Malcolm Claire: -Home Songs: sketch (Anacin) : WGY WTIC Musical Roundup: WEAN WICC WNEW-Old Family Almanac 10:00 EDT 9:00 EST WTIC WSAN KDKA-Band Parade WJAR, KYW WAAT-Request Club

r WOR-Modern Living WJZ-NBC: Island Serenaders: WCAU-Topics in Season WJZ-NBC: Pepper Young's Fam- WBRY News; Belle & Martha. WOV-Dancing Discs * WABC-CBS: PRETTY KITTY WLW WABY WPRO-On the Mall ily (Camay) : WICC KDKA Fashions * WGNY-OFFICIAL DETEC- WTNJ-Tune of the Day Kelly, sketch (Wonder Bread): Y.N.-George & Juanita. songs. WDRC (sw-21.52) WBZ (sw-l5.21) WHOM -To be announced TIVE STORIES C.N.-Marriage Clinic: WTHT WINS -Northland Lumberjacks WICC WEAN WNLC 9:30 EDT 8:30 EST WJZ-NBC: Story of Mary. Marlin, /Morning Devotions: WJAR WHN-Your Neighbor WEAN WBRY WNLC WIP-Clarence Fuhrman's Orch. WMCA-Beauty Talk; Musicalities sketch (Ivory Soap) : KDKA WNBC WPRO WELI WABC-CBS: Jack Berch's Boys WBZ (sw-15.21) News WINS WOV WLW-Linda's First Love WNEW-Morning Melodies WAAT-Frank Albanese WMCA-The KDKA-News; Green River Char- (Fels & Co.): WDRC WOKO organist Messenger WOR-Gospel Singer WEAF-NBC: Mrs. Wiggs of the lie WPRO WCAU WPG (sw-21.52) Cabbage Patch. sketch (Ola WBNX-German Housewife Hr. WNEW-Kitchen Kapers WPRO-On the Mall; Band WHN Homemakers WOV.Good Morning Review WAAT-Musical Clock NBC ' Club; News: WTIC WTNJ-/Council of Churches -Breakfast English Wax): WJAR WCAU-Melody Parade WBZ WGY KYW WHOM -Italian Variety Prgm. WDRC-Shoppers Special WIP-Ask Me Another 9:00 EDT 8:00 EST Y.N.-Variations: WEAN WICC NBC -Breen & Da Rose: WSAN 11:15 EDT 10:15 EST WEVD-Italian Music WNLC WBRY C.N.-Melody Sweethearts: WTHT WLW-The Virginians WMCA-Don Kerr, says W IP -News KDKA-Linda's First Love WICC WNLC WINS WJZ-NBC: Road of Life (Chip - * WJZ-NBC: Breakfast Club; WSAN-Golden Treasury WMCA-/Morning Meditations Vocalists; Don McNeill, m.c.; WAAT-Madison Prgm. News: WBRY WHN so): WBZ KDKA WLW (sw- WNEW-Strike Up the Band Orch.; News: WABY WBNX-Scratching the Surfaee WAAT-Tunes at Ten 10:45 EDT 9:45 EST 15.21) WOR-Beauty Talk; Melody Mo. WEAF-NBC. Streamliner. Fields WELI-News WBNX-La Rivista Italians WEAF-NBC: Backstage Wife, ments & Hall, m.c.; News: WGY WGY-Marc Williams, songs WCAU-Morning Melodies * WEAF-NBC: TODAY'S CHIL- sketch (Dr. Lyons): WJAR WTNJ-Organ Music WABC-CBS: As You Like It: WHN-Musical Knick -Knacks WEAN -Variety Prgm. dren, sketch (Pillsbury): WGY KYW WTIC WGY WDRC WPRO WCAU WOKO WINS -Tic Toc Tunes WELI-Doing the Town WTIC WJAR KYW C.N.-Highlights & Half Tones: 8:30 EDT 7:30 EST WPG (sw-21.52) WIP-News; On the 9:35 WHOM -Jewish Hour NBC -Viennese Ensemble: WLW WNLC WTHT WBRY Musical Roundup: WEAN WICC WJAR-Belle & Martha; Radia WIP-Homemakers' Club WBZ WABY C.S.-Court of Human Relations: 1VJZ-NBC: Wm. Meeder, organ- C.S.-Marion Reynolds. organist: Exchange WLW-Hymns of All Churches WABC-CBS: Ruth & Bill, songs: WELI WNBC ist: KDKA (sw-21.54) WNBC WELI WLW-Aunt Mary WMCA-Zeke Manners' Gang WCAU WDRC WOKO WBNX-Amer. Family Robinson 34 Radio Guide Week Ending September 18, 1937 3 WPRO-Man on the Street ICBS-Souvenirs Trio: WMCA 2:39 EDT 1:3() E`T Frequencies WSAN-Popular Melodies WIP WJZ-NBC: Bennett & Wolver- 15 -1450 September Wednesday HDKA-980 WHOM WBRY-Piano Moods ton, piano -guitar duo: WABY KYW-1020 WICC-600 12:15 EDT 11:15 EST WICC WEAN WAAT-940 WINS -1180 WBZ-Pie Plant Pete WABC-860 WIP-610 WEAN -Talking on the Sidewalk WEAF-NBC: Gen. Fed. of Wo- Home WABC-CBS: YOUR NEWS * WOR-MBS: Rutgers WABY-1370 W JAR -890 * WGY-Hymns of All Churches m15.en33)'s Clubs: KYW WTIC (sw- Economics Bureau WBBM-770 WJZ-780 Parade; Edwin C. Hill (Lucky WHN-Le Roy, pianist WBIL-1100 WLW-700 WJZ-NBC-Shef ter & Brenner, Strike): WCAU WOKO WPG WICC-Betty & Bob, drama WABC-CBS: Montana Slim, cow- WBNX-1350 WMCA-570 WPRO WDRC (sw-9.59) piano duo: `.VSAN WABY WBRY-1530 WNBC-1380 WNBC-News Through a Woman's boy songs: WPRO WPG WBZ WEAN WBT-1080 WNEW-1250 * WEAF-NBC: The Goldbergs, P mr Fnrn it 4 ri Hi Eyes Ktil C.S.-Man's Thoughts & A Pipe WBZ-990 WNLC-1500 sketch (Oxydol): WJAR WGY WNEW-Yes or No Contest To be announced: WNBC WBNX WCAU-1170 W ORO -1430 WTIC KYW WLW (sw-15.33) Organ: WELI WNBC WCBA-1440 W OR -710 WNLC-George Hull, bar. Variety Time: WLW 'VHN WJZ-NBC: Grace & Scotty, KDKA-To be announced WDRC-1330 WOV-1130 WOR-Health Talk; Melody Mo- WAAT-Impressions on Wax * WBNX-BEHIND THE MICRO WEAF-660 songs & patter; (News, WJZ WPG-1100 ments WCAU-Happy Valley Boys PHONE WEAN -780 WPRO -630 nly) : WEAN WELI-900 WOV-Musicale WDRC-Ad-Liner WBRY-To be announced;- News WQXR-1550 WOR-MBS: Organ Recital WELI-Doris Peck - WEVD-1300 WSAN-1440 WTIC-Joyce Jordan, girl interne Entertains News: WBRY WINS WHOM -Jungle Jim, sketch WGN-720 WSM-650 WGY-B,adley Kincaid, songs WINS WGY-790 WTAM-1070 KDKA-Sunshine Special -David Lowe. reporter 1:30 EDT 12:39 EST WINS-Anser Me This WIP-WPA Prgm. WHAM -1150 WTHT-1200 WAAT-Mitzie Rich PHILLIPS LORD WHAS-820 WIP-Our Battle for Freedom WTIC-1040 WELI-Dance Time WABC-CBS: Arnold Grimm's WJAR-WPA Educational Prom. "Gang Busters" director WHBI-1250 W TNJ-1280 4:00 EDT 3:00 EST WHN-1010 WICC-Street Scene Daughter, sketch (Gold Med- WMCA-Grand Stand & Band Wed. 10 pm EDT (9 EST) WNBC-Bell's Riddle Rhythms : WOKO al) WPRO WCAU Stand WJZ-NBC: Club Matinee; Orch. WNLC-News; Signs of the Times WDRC (sw-9.59) WNEW-Do You Remember? & Soloists: WBZ KDKA WEAN -News; Shopping News; WOV-Il Marito Geloso, sketch Nat'l Farm & Home * WJZ-NBC: WNLC-Cugat's Orch. WEAN WSAN (sw-15.21) Book Flashes WSAN-Organ Melodies Hour: KDKA WLW WBZ WOR-Jack Randolph, bar. WABC-CBS: Dance Time: WDRC 5:15 EDT 4:15 EST WELI-Girard Beaupre, organist WABY WSAN (sw-15.21) WSAN-Kitchen Klub WICC-Mutual Moments; Musical 12:30 EDT 11:30 EST Today there will be a special WOKO (sw-15.27) WEAF-NBC: While the City WINS -Tune Titles on Parade ' broadcast from the campus 2:15 EDT 1:45 EST WEAF-NBC: Lorenzo Jones, Sleeps (Dari -Rich): WJAR WIP-Women in the News WJZ-NBC: Joe Dumond & the of the University of Califor- sketcu (Chdlips): WTIC WGY WTIC WGY (sw-9.53) nia College of Agriculture at WMCA-Anice Ives' Woman's Hr. Cadets: WBZ Berkeley. * WABC-CBS: Ted Malone's Be- KYW WJAR (sw-1533) WABC-CBS: Song Stylists: WPG WAAT-Music Box WOR-Romance of Hope Alden WEAF-NBC: Three Marshalls: WEAF-NBt.. Words & Music; tween the Bookends: WPRO WPRO WDRC WCAU WOKO WOV-Angelo Gloria, sketch KYW Ruth Lyon; Chas. Sears: Larry WOKO WDRC WPG WBNX-Matinee Melodies (sw-15.27-9.59) WSAN-Concert Gems WABC-CBS: Romance of Helen Larsen; Harvey Hays- WTIC WEAF-NBC: Girl Interne, Joyce W ELI -Museum of Music WJZ-NBC: Dot & Pat, songs & Trent, sketch (Edna Wallace KYW WJAR (sw-15.33) Jrdon WEVD-Kalwaryjskié s Orch. patter: KDKA WEAN (sw- 11:30 EDT 10:30 EST Hopper): WPRO WOKO Y.N.-Marjorie Mills: WTIC WICC WJZ-NBC: Peggy Wood Calling. W'HN-,Yom Kippur Services 15.21) WDRC WCAU (sw-9.59) WEAN WICC WABY WEAN 141-1 M -Mago dell' Aria MBS-Cpuple Next Door (Oxy- * WJZ-NBC: Vic & Sade, sketch C.N.-Italian Prgm.: WEAN WICC ICBS-Voice of Experience: WIP WOR-MBS: Advice to the Love- WINS-jGospel Hour, Rev. E. dol): WLW (Crisco): KDKA WBZ WEAN C.S.-Polish Variety'Prgm.: WELI WMCA lorn (Hecker Products) L. Bateman Dance Orch.: WSAN WOV WICC (sw-15.21) WNBC WAAT-Michaels' Music NBC -Music of the Moment: WLW-Ralph Nyland. tnr. WAAT-Home Town Frolic WABC-CBS: Big Sister, sketch News: WIP WOR WBNX-Max Kletter, Jewish WJAR WTIC (sw-15.33) WNBC-Band Wagon Revue WBNX-America's Good Will (Rinso) : WPRO WCAU WDRC Luncheon Music: WNLC WSAN Gypsy C.S.-News WNBC WELI WNEW-Kay Reed Union WOKO KDKA-Don Alfred's Orch. WELI-Danceland WBNX-Hollywood Brevities WOR-News WBRY-Vacation Days WEAF-NBC: How to Be Charm- WAAT-Broadwayites WGY-Betty & Bob WGY-Music by Cugat; Markets WOV-Armando Rossi, news WBZ-Doris Tirrell, organist ing, sketch (Phillips) : WJAR WBNX-Harlem Welfare Forum WHN-News W HN-Ensemble WPG-News; Surprise Limited WHN-News KYW WTIC WGY VVBRY-Musical Journey WINS -The Song Contest WINS -Musical Moments WPRO-Italian Radio Review WICC-Chamber of Commerce WOR-MBS: Raoul Nadeau, bar.: WGY-Farm Prgm. WNBC-Matinee Variety WLW-Betty & Bob WQXR-Classical Selections WINS -Rendezvous for Two Orch.: WTHT WBRY WNLC WHN-Cotton Pickin' Time WNEW-Walkathon Dance Music WNLC-Monitor News WIP-Tite Folk Song Lady NBC -Herman & Banta, songs: WINS-Walkathon WNLC-Afternoon Varieties WOV-Mimi Aguglia, sketch 4:15 EDT 3:15 EST WNEW-Man on the Street WSAN WJAR-Housekeeper's Chats WOR-Pepper Young's Family WOR-Ray Keating's Orch. WAAT-Madison Prgm. WLW-News; River, Weather & WOV-Theater of the Air 3:00 EDT . 2:00 EST WEAF-NBC: The Guiding Light, WTNJ-Musical Prgm. WBNX-Parents' Forum Markets sketch (White Naptha): WGY WHN-Bernard Levitow's Orch. WMCA-Home Talk 1:45 EDT 12:45 EST WJZ-NBC: Southernaires, Negro WJAR WLW KYW WTIC (sw- 5:30 EDT 4:30 EST WIP.-The Road to Romany WNEW-Richard Brooks, News Quartet: WBZ. WABY KDKA 15.33) WLWWe Live Again WOV Dramatic Sketch NBC -Words & Music: WJAR WEAN (sw-15.21) NBC -Club Matinee: WABY * WJZ-NBC: Kellogg's Singing WNEW-Alan Courtney's Joy - WPG-Mid-day Melody Parade WABC-CBS: Hollywood in Per- WABC-CBS: Manhattan Matinee: WOR-Texas Jim Lewis Lady; Ireene Wicker: KDKA makers WTIC-Walter Dawley, organist son (Gold Medal) : WPRO WDRC WPRO WPG WOKO WAAT-Off the Record WBZ WLW (sw-15.21) story WOV-Song Varieties; Comedy & WDRC WOKO WCAU (sw- (sw-15.27) WHOM -Italian Variety The of Little Red Riding 12:45 11:45 EST Hood. Orch. EDT 9.59) WEAF-NBC: Pepper Young's WOV-King of Hearts Don of the Probably the first radio pre- WEAF NBC: Winslow WPG-Horse Folks' Frolic Family, sketch (Camay): WGY Navy, sketch: WJAR WSAN * WOR-MBS: We Are Four view of it cartoon picture will WTIC WLW WJAR KYW be carried belay 4:30 EDT 3:30 EST KYW WTIC (sw-15.33) 11:45 EDT 10:45 EST (Libby, McNeill & Libby) when the (sw-15.331 trailer studio visits the WABC-CBS: Doris Kerr, songs: WJZ-NBC: Fran Allison, songs: g Red Sox vs. Chi- Harman-Isin Cartoon Pic- C.N.-Baseball; WABC-CBS: Russell Dorr. bar.: WCAU WOKO WPG WJZ-NBC: Edward MacHugh, WBZ ture Corporation. WPRO cago White Sox: WICC WTHT WOKO WDRC (sw-15.27) (sw-15.27-9.59) gospel singer (Ivory Soap): WEAF-NBC: Joe White, tnr.: WAAT-Musical Newsies WBRY WNLC WEAF-NBC: Story of Mary Giglio Players. WEVD WNBC KDKA WBZ. WLW (sw-15.211 WLW WBNX-Yiddishe Niginum Baseball Game: WIP WCAU Marlin, sketch (Ivory The Gospel Singer's program Soap): WELI WABC-CBS: Our Gal, Sunday. WGY-Household Chats, Betty WBNX-Elsa Maria Troja Presents WGY WJAR WTIC KYW (sw- will be Softly- and Tenderly. sketch (Anacin): WPRO Lennox WAAT-Five-Thirty Club Since Jesus Came, and O * WCNW-MOVIE GOSSIP (1500 15.33) WOKO WDRC WCAU (sw- WHN-Emery Deutsch's Orch. WBNX-Organ Reveries That Will Be. kc.) WOR-MBS: Dance Orch. WBRY-Piano Melodies; Ranch WEAF-NBC: Hello Peggy, sketch 9.59) WMCA-Souvenirs WELI-Rhythm & Romance WBNX-Polish Bells Boys (Drano): KYW WTIC WJAR Refreshment Time: WJAR WTIC * WNEW-News; LISTENER'S WEVD-Metro. String Ensemble WELT -Musical Moments WDRC-Nadine Stanley, songs WGY WSAN SCRAPBOOK WHN-To be announced WEVD-Italian Variety Show WABC-CBS: Aunt Jenny's Real News: WAAT WELI WOR-Judy & Jane WHOM -Irish Frolics WEAN -The Swine Sisters WINS-Uttcle Gibb & Gus WGY-Chandu the Magician Life Stories : WCAU WBNX-Polish Orch. WNBC-Cafe Continental (Spry) WLW-To be announced George WDRC WPRO WINS-Noon Day Frolic 2:00 EDT 1:00 EST WHN-Open Air Concert WHN-Health Briefs; WOKO WNEW-Varieties Gregory's Orch. WOR-MBS: Hecker's information WIP-Carlyle Sisters WINS -Dancing Rhythm WOV-People's Medical League WMCA-Don Kerr, says WABC CBS: News Through a WNBC-Sports WICC-Wandering Gypsies Bureau; Myra Kingsley; Jean Woman's Eyes, WPRO-Feature Race, Narragan- WINS -Dinner Concert King, WNBC-Lost & Found Column Kathryn Crav WNEW-The People's Choice Paul commentator: en (Pontiac): WPRO WOKO sett Park WIP-Merrymakers WTHT WABY WEAN WICC WNEW-Luncheon Music WOR-Martha Deane WDRC WCAU (sw-9.59) WOV-Wednesday Matinee WMCA-Joe Tobin Says C.S.-Farm Flashes: WNBC WELI WEAF-NBC: 4:45 EDT 3:45 EST WNEW-Tango Time 1:00 EDT 12:00 EST Command Perform- WQXR-R. H. Bowers WAAT-Roundup ance; Orch.; Vocalists: KYW WOR-Story Teller's House WBNX-Hawaiian Harmonies * WABC-CBS: Betty & Bob, WABC-CBS: Academy of Medi- WGY WJAR (sw-15.33) 3:15 2:15 EST WOV-Sketch & Orchestra WBRY-To be sketch (Gold Medal) : WDRC EDT announced WOR-MBS: Couple Next Door cine: WDRC WPRO WOKO WQXR-Gilbert & Sullivan Con- WHN-Larry & Sue WOKO WPRO WCAU (sw- (sw-15.27) (Oxydol) WEAF-NBC: Oxydol's Own Ma cert WINS -Inquiring Microphone 9.59) "Acute Indigestion" will be WTNJ-Sports News C.S.-Elida B. Sterling: WELI Perkins, sketch: WJAR KYW the subject of a talk by Dr. WIP-Make Believe Ballroom WEAF-NBC: Market & Weather WNBC Love & Learn, WTIC WGY WLW (sw-1533) Louis F. Bishop, Jr. Associ- WNLC-Melody Lane WJZ-NBC: Y.N.-Voice of Experience: WICC ate Visiting Physician at 5:45 EDT 4:45 EST sketch: WABY WJZ-NBC: Continental Varieties: WMCA-News; Bob Carter WEAN WNLC Bellevue Hospital. WOV-Concert Miniatures WOR-MBS: Microphone in the WABY KDKA WBZ WEAN WEAF-NBC: The Road of Life, WEAF-NBC: Johnnie Johnston, WAAT-Oyster Bay (sw-15.21) WPG-fiChristian Science Sky WBNX-Russian Jewish Melodies sketch (Chipso): WGY KYW bar.: WTIC KYW WJAR WSAN-WJA Prgm. NBC-Three Rancheros: KYW WAAT-Farr Brothers WTIC WJAR (sw-15.33) (sw-1533) WHN-Dramatic Play WBNX-Reemployment Forum WSAN (sw-15.33) WELI-Stars of Tomorrow ' WABC-CBS: Funny Things, chil- WIP-Melody Ride; Fun to be WELI-Voice of Microphone C.S.-Organ Echoes: WNBC WELI Charming WEVD-Campobasso Co. dren's prgm.; Nora Sterling: News: WEAN WICC WJAR WEVD-Deborah Drew, sop. WINS-Walkathon WOKO WCAU (sw-9.59-15.27) AFTERNOON WINS -Romantic Bachelor WINS -News; Martin Weldon WTIC WNLC Talk & Music WJZ-NBC: Three Cheers: WABY WMCA-Marie Barron, pianist; WQXR-News WOR-Gardner, KDKA-Mid-Day Songsters Beauty Talk WOV-Meditations. Frank Poltmeni KDKA (sw-15.21) 12:00 EDT 11:00 EST WAAT-Concert Master WSAN-Monitor News News: WBRY WDRC WEAN Musical WOV-Musical Novelties 3:30 EDT 2:30 EST WBRY-News; Markets; WPG-News WPG WNBC WIP WEAF-NBC: Girl Alune, sketch Interlude WEAF-NBC: Vic & Sade, WQXR-Luncheon Dance Music * 5:00 EDT 4:00 EST WBNX-Eventide Echoes (Kellogg) : WLW KYW WBZ-Harvey & Dell WTIC-Kay Fayre comedy sketch (Crisco): WLW WBZ-Four of Us WJZ-NBC: Trail Finder; Dr. WGY-Hi-boys & Radio Rangers WJAR WTIC WGY KYW WEAF-NBC: Not for Ladies; WELI-Poetry & Organ Wm. Thomson Rausche: WHN-Singin' Sam 2:15 EDT 1:15 EST (sw-15.33) Ben Alexander, commentator: WEVD-Laura Boccia & Nino WEAN WHOM -German Prem. * WABC-CBS: Concert Hall; KYW WSAN WTIC WJAR Rolli, songs WABC-CBS: Cheri & The Three WIP-Renaldo's Cuban Trouba- WABC-CBS. Jack & Loretta, Nicolai Berezowsky, violinist; WJZ-NBC: Animal News Club: WGY-Home Folks Frolic Notes: WCAU (sw-9.59) dors songs and patter (Kirkman s Emanuel Bay, pianist: WDRC WBZ WABY WICC WEAN WICC-News; Musical Roundup Ann Leaf, NBC -Alice Cornett: WJAR WTIC WLW-Allen Werner, tnr. Soap) : WOKO WOKO (sw-15.27) WABC-CBS: organist: WINS -Racing Results; News NBC -Happy Jack, songs: (sw- WMCA-Nick Kenny, mirror re- CBS -Milton Charles. organist: C.S.-Crusaders: WELI WNBC WCAU WDRC WPRO WOKO WLW-Toy Band 15.33) flections WPG WAAT-Echoes of Poland WPG (sw-9.59-15.27) WMCA-Stree) Forum WOR-MBS-Voice of Experience WNEW-Arizona Red, Songs WOR-MBS: Ray Keating's Orch. WBNX-Rhythm Trio KDKA-Kiddies' Klub WNEW-News C.N.-Agricultural Series: WBRY WOV-Dr. G. Andronaco, talk Y.N.-Advice to the Lovelorn: WEVD-String Ensemble WAAT-Uncle Jonathan WUIt'Junior G -Men WICC WEAN WTIC WINS -Afternoon Melodies WBNX-Hymn Bock WPRO-Musical Hotel; News ICBS-Victor H. Lindlahr: WMCA 1:15 EDT 12:15 EST News: WPRO WDRC WNBX-To be announced WELl-Paramount Prgm. WSAN-Safety Prgm. WIP * WJZ-NBC: Nellie Revell Phil- WAAT-Jay Stanley WNEW-Swing Session WEVD Minciotti & Co., drama WTNJ -Hillbilly Varieties News: KDKA WNBC osophy: WABY KDKA (sw- WBNX-Concert Orch. WOV-Musicale & Drama WGY-Markets WAAT-Michaels' Little Theater 15.21) WCAU-Afternoon Melodies WPG-Tea Time Topics WHOM -Polish -American Prgm. WBNX-Mendelsohn's Organology * MBS-Tom, Dick & Harry WELI-Travel Talk WPRO-Melodies, Old & New W'HN-'teddy Powell's Orch WQXR-Favorite Refrains NIGHT WBZ-News; Little Show; Stock (Fels Naptha) : WLW WGY-Health Hunters WINS -Mirror Varieties Quotations WEAF-NBC: Dan Harding's WHN-Gray Brothers' Orch. WSAN-Billy Wilson, songs W LW -Houseboat Hannah WDRC-Ad-Liner Wife, sketch: WJAR WSAN WICC-News & Roundup WNEW-Sports Roundup 6:00 EDT 5:00 EST WELI-Noon-day Serenade (sw-15.33) WINS -Four Men in a Room 3:45 EDT 2:45 EST WNLC-Casino by the Thames WGY-Dance Hour; News WABC-CBS: Betty Crocker, WIP-Clarence Fuhrman's Orch. * WEAF-NBC: THE O'NEILLS. WOR-Women Make the News WEAF-NBC: P's & Q's; Allen WHN-Talk of the Industry cooking talk (Gold Medal): WMCA-Street Forum sketch (Ivory Flakes): WJAR WOV-Journal of the 4ir Prescott: WSM (sw-9.53) WOV-Neopolitan Songs; Orch. WCAU WPRO WOKO WDRC WNBC-Spanish Strings WLW WTIC WGY KYW (sw- WQXR-Young People's Concert WPG-News; Musical Interlude (sw-9.59) WNLC-Robinson Family 15.33) WTNJ-News (Continued on Ktxt Page) s Radio Guide Week Ending September 18, 1937 35 9:15 EDT 8:15 ES 1. 11:00 EDT 10:00 EST Wednesday September 15 * MBS-Crime Clinic: WBRT * NBC -AMOS 'N' ANDY (PEP- Guests and Special Events WTHT WGN sodent): WSM WLW WTAM NBC -String Symphony Orch.: KFI KOA (also at 7 p.m..) * WJZ-NBC: Lowell Thomas, W HAM WAhC -CBs lontorrow s News news commcntator (Sun Oil) : NIGHT WBNX-German Radio Revue Tonight Andre Baruch (Lib WLW WBZ KDKA WEAN 8:00 EDT (7:00 EST) CONRAD THIBAULT, WHOM -Visions cf Italy erty) (WABC only) Tommy WHAM WTAM (sw-15.21) WOR-Victor Arden's Orch. Dorsey's Orch.: (sw-11.83) WABC-CBS: Singing Waiters: guest on Cavalcade of Music; CBS. WEAF-NBC: Emery Deutsch's WOKO WDRC WCAU WPRO 8:30 EDT (7:30 EST) CONNIE BOSWELL, Ken 9:Z) EDT 8:30 EST Orch.: (sw-9.53) WBT (sw-9.59-11.83) Murray's guest, CBS. WJZ-NBC: (News, WJZ only) WEAF-NBC Billy di Betty, dra- WABC-CBS. PALMOLIVE Vagabonds: WHAM WABY ma * 10:00 EDT (9:00 EST) GERTRUDE LAWRENCE, Beauty Box Theater; Jessica WICC WBZ NBC-Rhythmaires: KYW WSM CBS -Poetic Melodies t W rigle> s guest on Hit Parade, NBC. Dragonette, sop.; Al Good - (sw-9.53) WPRO Gum): WHAS WBBM KSL Results: WTHT man's Orch.; Guest: C.N.-Racine 10:30 EDT (9:30 EST) CHARLES EDISON, As- WHAS W'!tl WDRC WOKO (also at 7 p.m.) Victor Arden's Orch.: WJAR sistant Secretary of Navy, U. S. Cabinet WCAU WBBM (sw-11.83-6.06) News: WJAR WPG WTIC WPRO WICC WBRY speaker, CBS. WOR-MBS: Jeremiah Maho- WBRY WEAN KEN MURRAY go, WGY WHN * comedian t' ney-: WGN WBRY WTHT News; Sports: KDKA WPRC WAAT-This Rhythmic Age WBNX-Czechoslovak Radio Club W BNX-Spanish Herald Wed. 8:30 pm EDT (7:30 EST) Foote, organist WBBM-Herbert WHN-Don's Rhumba Rhythms WHT-Variety Prgm. WBIL-Dansatit Wir -Musical Footnotes WBZ-News; Radio Roundelay WGN-Four Californians WMCA-The Counsellor WCAU-Larry Vincent, songs; WHAS-Melody (6:00 p.m. Continued) Cruise WHOM-Cassinelli Prgm. WPG-Jane & Jimmy Cullen WOR-Talk, Lester H. Clee Around the Town WINS-Melodigram Sen. WICC Polish Orch WQXR-Classical Selections WPG-Concert Orch. WGY-News; Easy to Remember WABC-CBS: Del Casino, songs: WIP-Uncle WIP WINS -On Parade WQXR-Classical Selections WHN-Calling all Parties Vi J WBT WHAS WMCA-Today's Baseball WI ' Foi Men Only 8:15 EDT 7:15 EST WHOM -Spanish-American Hour .,dC: (News, WJZ only), WNBC-Salon Orch. WMCA-Bob Parker, songs 9:45 EDT 8:45 EST WIP-Harold Knight's Orch. Soloist; Harry Kogen's Orch.: WNLC-The Lamplighter NBC -Roy Shield's Revue: WICC WMCA-Amateur Night in Harlem V1 NEW Irish Prgm. W .. ,,v WABY W'.QXR-Speakers Forum lLnneta,,r Hour WOR-Weather Report; News ICBS-Today's Winners: WMCA Quartet WSM-Two Pianos; Sports WBT-To be announced WGN-News; Sports WSM-Vaughn WTAM-Hugo DePaul's Orch. WIP WTIC-Vic Arden's Orch. WLVD-Studio Prgm WIP-Dartce Music t Ili --loco the Looking Glass 11:15 EDT 10:15 EST News: KDKA WEAN WICC WTNJ-Behind the Scenes at Hol WGN-To be announced WMCA-Rhythm Rhapsody WTNJ-News 1A'QXR-Poetic License WJAR WTIC WNLC WPRO lywood WHOM -Italian Prgnt. WEAF-NBC: Ink Spots: WTIC Toy Band: WLW WI-IN WINS -Evening Frolic KYW WJAR (sw-9.53) WIP-Street Scenes 10:00 EDT 9:00 EST WEIL -Dinner Hour Musicale 7:00 EDT 6:00 EST 7:45 EDT 6:45 EST NBC-Horlick's Lum & Abner: WBRY-Waste of Time; Holly- WNEW-Merle Pitt Presents KGO (also at 7:30 p.m.) - WPG-Vic * WEAF-NBC: LUCKY STRIKE wood Reporter * WEAF-NBC: AMOS 'N' ANDY, * WABC-CBS: BOAKE CAR Arden's Orch. CBS -Tommy Dorsey's Orch.: WBZ-News, Little Show; Sports sketch (Pepsodent): WTIC ter, commentator (Philco): Hit Parade; Freddie Gibson & Stuart Allen, vocalists; Song WDRC WPG WPRO WOKO WCAU-Ben Alley, tnr. & Organ WJAR WGY KYW (sw-9.53) WBBM WU:tt WHAS W(AI 8:30 EDT 7:30 EST smiths, quartet; Richard Him WHAS WCAU WBBM Music 11 p WPRO WBT WOKO (sw-11.83- WDRC-Dinner Dance (also see m.) WEAF-NBC: Wayne King's WJZ-NBC: King's Jesters: WJZ-NBC: Easy Aces, 9.59) (also see 11:15 p.m.) * ber's Orch.; Bernice Claire, WGN-Swing It * sketch Orch. (Lady Esther): WTIC WABY WHAM KDKA (sw- WHAM WEAN WEAF NBC: Jean Sablon, songs: guest: WTAM WGY KYW WGY-News; Political Broadcast (Anacin): WGY WJAR WTAM WSM 6.14) WHAM Bavarians WICC KDKA WBZ (sw-11.87) WJAR (sw-9.53) -Ernie Stemm; KYW Gertrude Lawrence is scheduled CBS-Boake Carter (Philco) : W'HN-Inquiring Reporter WABC-CBS: Poetic Melodies WJZ-,v BC: Sisters of the Skillet. * WABC-CBS: Ken Murray's to appear as the "lilt Pa - KNX KSL (also at 7:45 p.m.) (Wrigley Franklyn Fast & Damke WINS -Baseball Game Gum); Show (Campbell's Tomato rude" guest tonight. NBC -Uncle Ezra's Radio Station Poetry; Jack NBC -Charlotte Lansing, sop.: WABC-CBS: Gang dusters. WLW-Sunbrite Melodies MacCormack, Juice); Oswald; Marlyn Stuart; * (Alka-Seltzer): KFI KOA (al- WNBC-Spotlight Revue Fulton. tnr.; Carlton Kelsey's Orch.: WABY WEAN drama (Palmolive Shave Lud Gluskiñ s Orch.; Guest: so t 7:15 p.m.) Orch.: WPRO WOKO WDRC C.N.-Jackle Duggan, songs: Cream); Phillips Lord. WPRO WNEW-Make Believe Ballroom WPRO WCAU WOKO WDRC WOR-MBS: Joe De Coutcey's WCAU WBT (sw-11.83-9.59) WTHT WBRY WBBM WHAS WDRC WOKO WOR Uncle Don WBBM WPG WHAS WBT (sw- Orch. WQXR-Salon Musicale; News (also see 11 p.m.) KDKA-Bernie Armstrong, organ WCAU WBT (sw-I1.83-6.06) Y.N.-Dance Orch.: WICC WBRY MBS-Rube Appleberry, sketch: WBIL-Current Events 6.06-11.83) (also see 11:30 WJZ-NBC: Elza Schallert Inter- WTAM-Fact & Fancies p.m.) WEAN WTNJ People's Choice Prgm WGN WBZ-Jack Randolph, songs views: WHAM KDKA WEAN WBT-Baseball Scores; News News: WHN WBBM WEAN -Musical Roundup WJZ-NBCC: To be announced: WABY WBZ (sw-6.14) WHAM WEAN KDKA WABY WBZ-Bill Williams, sports 6:15 EDT 5:15 EST WBIL-Sports Review WGN-Four Californians WOR-MBS: How About It?: WGN-Freddie Martin's Orch. WBRY-Baseball Scores; On the WGY-To be announced WICC WBZ (sw-11.87) WBRY WTHT WICC MBS-Dick Stabile's Orch.: WTHT WGY-Mary Nally, contr. WABC-CBS: Four Stars, rhythm Mall WHAM -News; Music WBNX-La Rivista della Sera WIP-Man About Town; Sports WINS -Ghost WBRY WE1D We quartet: WBT WHAS WDRC Reporter WHN-Glee Club; Real Life Dra- & Our Government WLW-The Mad Hatterfields WIP-Lois Leonard, songs mas WBNX-German Radio Hour WGN-Dick Gasparre's Orch. WPRO WOKO 1VEVD American Labor Party WSM-New Voices WEAF-NBC: Carol Deis, sop.: WLW-Alias Jimmy Valentine WHAM -News; Air Masters WHN-Frira Sisters WTAM-Musical Moments WMCA-Marian Mercer, songs WHOM -Gaudio Prgm. WHN-William Stoess' Orch. WHOM -Irish Music WLW (sw-9.53) WINS -Globe Trotter NBC -Harry Kogen's Orch.: WSM W'OR-Stan Lomax, sports WICC-Schnitzelbank Bavarians WIP-Andy Otto; Along Radio 11:30 WQXR-Opera WIP-To the Ladies WIP-Dance Music Row EDT 10:30 EST 1'.N. -Baseball & Racing Results WLW-Smoke Dreams WICC WTIC WSM-Rhythm Time WLW-Bob Newhall, sports WPG-Studio Party WJZ-NBC: Waltz Interlude: WTAM-Sports; Baseball Scores WMCA-News WMCA-Nat Brusiloff's Orch. WQXR Just Music To be announced: WGN WGY WOR-Success Doctor WICC WEAN KDKA WHAM Music WTNJ-German Prgm. WNEW-Walkathon KDKA-Dinner WQXR-Classical Music WABY (sw-6.14) WCAU-Sports; Song Favorites WSM-Shelton Brothers ' 10:15 EDT 9:15 EST MBS-Ted Weems' Orch.: WBRY Cowhands WHN-Musical Moments 7:15 EDT 6:15 EST WTAM-Colorado 8:45 EDT 7:45 EST WTHT WGN WIP-Vincent Rizzo's Ensemble WTIC-The White Eagle WJZ-NBC: Joan Edward, songs: WEAF-NBC: Morgan's WEAF-NBC: UNCLE EZRA'S Duke's Orch. WBRY-News WEAN WHAM WABY WBZ Russ WJAR-Dancing Melodies * WTNJ-Harry Orch.: WJAR WTIC WTAM Radio Station .(Atka -Seltzer): WINS -Dance Music KUKA-Sammy Fuller WMCA-Safeguarding Investments; KYW WSM WLW WGY (sw- WTAM WJAR WTIC WGY WIP-Tonic Time WHN-Anthony Wald's Orch. News 8:00 7:00 EST ) KYW -(also see 11:15 p.m.) EDT WMCA-Success Stories WIP-On Parade 9.53 W'NLC-Supper Dance WABC-CBS: WABC-CBS: Song Time with WNEW-News, Richard Brooks WMCA-Zeke Manners' Roger Pryor's WTAM-Adv. of Tommy Thatcher * WEAF-NBC: ONE MAN'S Gang Orch.: WPRO WDRC Patti Chapin & Howard Phil- 1VOR-Band WBT Family, Serial Drama (Tender - WHAS WCAU WOKO lips: WDRC WOKO (sw-11.83) WPG leaf Tea): WLW WTIC WTAM 10:30 EDT 9:30 EST (sw-11.83) 6:30 EDT 5:30 EST WJZ-NBC: Nola Day, songs; 9:00 EDT 8:00 EST WSM WGY WJAR KYW (also CBS -Ken Murray (Campbell's Norman Cloutier's Orch.: WBZ see Sun. prgm. at 12:30' a.m.) WABC-CBS: CHESTERFIELD * WJZ-NBC: Minstrel Show; * WABC-CBS: NEWS; DAILY * Tomato Juice) : KNX KSL Sports Resume (Chesterfield): WARY WLW WHAM WEAN "Dress Rehearsal" is the title Presents Frank Parker; Orch Gene Arnold, interlocutor: de LaSalle: of this episode. In this chap- WEAN WHAM WABY (also at 8:30 p.m.) WBBM WPRO WBT WDRC C.N.-Les Cavaliers & Chorus .dir. by Andre Kostel- KDKA WBBivt-News, Todd WTHT ter rehearsals for Clifford WBZ (sw-6.14) Hunter WCAU WHAS (sw-9.59-11.83) and Ann's wedding will take anetz; Paul Douglas, an- WBNX-Midnight Classics ICES -Five Star Final: WPRO Tonight's program will be dedi- NBC -News; Cappy Barra's Swing place. Once again the pro- nouncer: WPRO WBBM WBT cated to Woodstock, Va. WBZ-Slumber Hour Harmonicas: -9.53) WIP WMCA gra in will be packed with WCAU WHAS WOKO WDRC (sty laughs. high spotted by Jack's WABC-CBS: U. S. Cabinet Se- WHOM -Opera Hour WJZ-NBC: News; Revelers Quar- Sports: WBBM WBRY WPG (sw-11.83-6.066) News: WHAS WSM characterize Don of the mini- ries: WPRO WDRC WOKO WIP-Milton Kellem's Orch. tet (Richardson & Robbins ster. Jack's interpretation * WEAF-NBC: Town Hall To- WBT WBBM WPG (sw-11.83) WOR-Cab Calloway 's Orch. Co.) KDKA-H. Middleman's Orch. of how u wedding should be night (Sal Hepatica); Walter Charles Edison. assistant Sec- WEAF-NBC: News, -Today's WBIL-Symphonic Moods performed rouses the indigna- O'Keefe, conedian; Alice Frost, 'rcfary of the Navy, will sub- 11:45 EDT 10:45 EST WBT-Grady Cole, Philosopher tion of Clifford and provokes stitute for Secretary Swan- Sports, Ford Bond rest Stooge; Quartet; Peter Van WCAU-Alias Jimmy Valentine the laughter of the of sea daring Mr. Swanson's NBC -Russ Morgan's Orch.: WGY NBC -News; Jack Baker, tnr.: the family. Ann and Clifford, Steeden's Orch.; Guest: WLW ness. and will explain the WABY WGN-Concert Trio as well as the rest of the WTAM WJAR WGY KYW workings of the Navy De- WBBM Manhattan Muther WHN-Don Albert's Orch. wedding party, beaming with partment. Mr. Edison's talk WIP-Benny's Troubadours C.N.-Race Highlights: WICC expectant delight, prepare for WTIC WSM (sw-9.53) (also WEAN WICC-Musical Roundup see 12 mid.) is the last of the twelve - WOR-Musical Chefs the event with great serious- week series. in which every Sports: WMCA WAAT WJAR ness. despite the heckling of WJZ-NBC: String Symphony member of the President's 12:00 EDT 11:00 EST News: WBRY WTNJ WOR I'aul and Jack. Orch.; Frank Black, cond.: Cabinet, or a representative KDKA-Sports; Weather 7:30 EDT 6:30 EST * WABC-CBS: Cavalcade of WBZ WEAN KDKA WICC from his department, has WJZ-NBC: Mart Kenny's Orch.: been heard WBIL-Voice of Music (Du Pont); Don Voor- WABY (sw-11.87) on the air. WICC KDKA WABY WBZ Montecatini WOR-MBS: Melodies from WBZ-News; Musicale * WJZ-NBC: HORLICK'S LUM hees' Orch.; Guest: WBBM The program: Preludio (L. M. the WEAN (sw-6.14) & Abner, sketch: WLW WBZ WHAS WPRO WCCAU WOKO Skerjano): Fezzo in Forma Skies: WGN WBRY WTHT WEAF-NBC: Paul Whiteman's WEAN -Musical Roundup Di Sonatina, Waltz, Elegy WGN-Adventures Abroad (also see 11:15 p.m.) WDRC (sw-11.83-6.06) WICC Orch. WTIC WJAR WGY WOR-MBS: Lone Ranger, and Finale front "Serenade WBNX-La Rinascente WTAM KYW WGY-News; On the Mall * WJZ-NBC: Roy Shield's Revue: Suite" (P. I. Tschaikowsky); (sw-9.53) WHAM -RADIOGRAMS sketch (Silvercup) WEAN WBZ WHAM WABY Allegro Itesoluto. Andante. WCAU-Encores of Yesterday WABC-CBS: Bert Block's Orch.: * Finale from WEVU Metropolitan Hour WHN-Emil Coleman's Orch. WABC-CBS: Jay Freeman's MBS-Along Gypsy Trails: WBRI and "Tryptigne" WHAS WDRC WCAU WOKO Orch.: WHAS WCAU WOKO WTHT I Alexander Tansman); Lieb- WHAS-To be announced WPG WBT WINS -Baseball Scores Mondnach - eslied, t, and M'en WI-IN -Clyde Trask's WIP-Sports; News WBT WBBM (sw-11.83 9.59) lay C. Flippen's Broadway Mel nett from "Drei Bagatellen" Orch. WOR-MBS: George Olsen's Or- WLW-The WEAF-NBC: Shefter & Brenner, ody Hour: WOR WHN (lingo Kann). WHOM -Syrian Prgm. chestra: WGN In -Laws WIP-Along WNBC-Melody Parade piano duo: WJAR KDKA-To be announced MBS-Fred Waring's Orch.: WGN Radio Row NBC -Town Hall Tonight: KFI WNLC-Jean Savage, songs CBS -Neal O'Hará s Radio Gazet WBN X -German Poetry & Music WBRY WTHT KOA (also at 9 p.m.) WQXR-Irene Arnold, sop. te: WDRC WPRO WBT-Broadway Comedy Stars ICBS-Drama Recordings WMCA 10:45 EDT 9:45 EST CBS -Frankie Masters' Orch.: C.N.-Twentieth Century Sere- WEVD-Undercurrents of the WIP WBBM WSM-Financial News; Vaughn WEAF-NBC: Alistair Quartet nade: WBRY New,. Bryce Oliver Dance Music: WNEW WINS Cooke, com- ICBS-Earl Moyer's Orch.: WIP WBNX Music mentator: WJAR WTIC WTAM WTAM-News; Trailer Tim KDKA-Musical Moments WGN-Jack Smith's Orch. German Concert WMCA WSM KYW (sw-9.53) 1VTIC.W'riehtville Clarion WBNX-Spanish Hour WHOM-Guilio Ansauli WHAM-Laff Parade News: WSM WHAM WICC WEAN -Reporter of Odd Facts WICC-Koko Head Hawaiians WHN-Jack Spriggs' Orch. Lynn Cole's Orch.: WLW WHN WEVD Midnight Jamboree 6:45 EDT 5:45 EST WGN-Sports WINS -Talk on Taxes WHOM-Capt. Garofalo, news News: WIP WMCA WCAU WHN-Ambassador of Rhythm WGY-Jim Healey, commentator WIP-Johnny Graff's Orch. WOR-Gabriel Heatter, commenta- WGY-Real Republican Broadcast WLW-Paul Sullivan, news * WOR-MBS: The Johnson Fam- WHAM -Frank Silva, sports WMCA-Three Little Funsters tor WHAS-Musical Moments ily. sketch WHN-Alias Jimmy Valentine WNEW-Leslie Hene, talk WQXR-Can It Be Done? WPG-Dance Orch. End of Wednesday Programs Reserve Your Copy of October 2 RADIO GUIDE Now 36 Radio Guide Week Ending September 18, 1937 Thursday September 16 Thursday

WIP-Melody Ride; Eight Bells & WABC- CBS ' Myrt & Marge, WEAF-NBC: Instrumental Ens.: WLW-News; River, Weather & All's Well sketch (Super Suds): WPRO WSAN WJAR WTIC KYW Markets MORNING WJAR-Shopping News WOKO WDRC WCAU (sw- WGY WMCA-Home Talk, K. Haeseler WLW-Peter Grant, news 21.52) WAAT-Madison Prgm. WNEW-Richard Brooks, news 8:00 EDT 7:00 EST WMCA-Music & Verse WEAL -NBC: John's Other Wife, WBNX-Child Play Ass'n WNLC-Luncheon Music WEAF-NBC: Good Morning Melo. WOR-Ed Fitzgerald sketch (Louis Phillippe): WGY WELI-Fed. Music Project WOV-Dramatic Sketch dies: WSAN WSAN-News WJAR WTIC KYW WHN-Chandler Chats WPG-Melody Parade WABC-CBS. Madison Ensemble WTNJ-Enchanting Moments NBC -Vaughn De Leath, songs: WIP-Clarence Ehrman's Orch. WSAN-Luncheon Dance (sw-21.52 ) WSAN WLW-We Live Again WTIC-The Story of Sight 9:15 EDT 8:15 EST WJZ-NBC: C.N.-John Metcalf's Choir Loft. WNEW-Alan Courtney's Joy - Morning Devotions; NBC -Streamliners: KYW W'SkN 12:45 EDT 11:45 EST Vocalists; Lowell Patton, or- WINS WTHT WNLC WICC makers WAAT-Recorded for You WOR-MBS: We Are Four. ganist & director: WABY WEAN WBRY WNI.C-Melody Lane * WBNX-Farm Radio Briefs sketch (Libby, McNeill & News: WICC WTIC WOR WTNJ WAAT-Frank Albanese, organist WOR-Success Doctor WEAN Gretchen sichuden s kit- Libby) WJAR WEAN WEVD WNLC WLW-Hope Alden's Romance WOV-Sang Varieties JANE ACE WPRO chen WPG-The Melody Tenor WEAF-NBC: Armchair Quartet: WGY-Market Basket 10:30 EDT 9:30 EST WLW Jane Ace of "Easy Aces" Musical Clock: WINS WBZ Thurs. 7 pm EDT (6 EST) WBRY WHN-Monte Ward Dramas WABC.CBS: The Instrumental- 11:45 EDT 10:45 EST WABC-CBS: Our Gal, Sunday, sketch (Old English Floor WIP-Domestic Help Service ists: WOKO WDRC WCAU Hi Vocal & KDKA-Bob White WEAF-NBC: Boys; WOKO WAAT-QMorning WJAR-Housewives' Exchange WEAL -NBC Just Plain Bill Instrumental Group: WJAR Wax): WPRO WCAU Meditations WDRC (sw-9.59) WCAU-Morning Serenade WLW-QMorning Devotions sketch (Anacin): WJAR WGY WTIC WGY KYW WSAN 1:45 EDT 12:45 EST WMCA-Happiness Circle W'LIC KYW News: WAAT WELL WABC-CBS: Hollywood in Person W IJRC- i reasure house WJZ-NBC: Edward MacHugh, Luncheon Music: WNBC WNEW WELL WNBC-News WJZ-NBC . Pepper Young's (Ivory Soap). (Gold Medal) : WCA,U WPRO -Today's Almanac Gospel Singer Singin' Sain: WJAR WTIC WGY-Morning Variety Hour WNEW-Old Family Almanac Family, sketch (Camay): WB7 WI -W KDKA WBZ (sw-15.21) WOKO WDRC (sw-9.59) WNLC-Talkie WSAN Songwriters Robin and Ranger WHOM-QReligious Prgrn Chatter KDKA WICC (sw-15.21) Today's program includes O WOR-Organ Recital Soul Without a Saviour, I WBNX-Polish Orch. will be interviewd on the WIP-Eight Bells & All's Well NBC -Old Man of the Mountain: lot where they WOV-Dancing Discs Am Praying for You, and WHN-Freshman Follies Paramount WLW-QCadle Choir WSAN How Can I Ever. are now working on musical WTNJ Tune of the Day C.N.-Marriage Clinic: WTHT WINS -Noon Day Frolic productions. WMCA-Barnacle Bill, songs WABC-CBS: Aunt Jenny's Real WIP-Renaldo's Cuban Trouba- WNBC-Eight WBRY WEAN WNLC Y.N.-Affairs of the Hemingways: O'Clock Bus 9:30 EDT 8:30 EST Life Stories (Spry): WPRO dours WICC WOV-Public News: WINS WOV WEAN WNLC Service Review WABC-CBS: Richard Maxwell, WOKO WCAU WDRC WMCA-Don Kerr Says WAAT-Concert Master WPG-Farmer in the Dell WAAT-Home Town Frolic songs: WOKO WDRC WCAU WOR-MBS: Hecker's Information WBNX-Cantor Spund, WBNX-German Housewife Hour Bureau; Myra Kingsley; Jean Gershon 8:15 EDT 7:15 EST WPG (sw21.52) 1:00 EDT 12:00 EST WHN-Allen's Homemakers Paul King, commentator: WICC tnr. WEAF-NBC: NBC -Streamliners; News: WSAN & Bob WBRY-Cowboy Series Malcolm Claire: WIP-QRev. Geo. A. Palmer WTHT WABY WEAN * WABC-CBS: Betty W 11C WJAR WSAN KYW - WLW-Hello Peggy (Gold Medal): WPRO WCAU WGY-Household Chats NBC -Breakfast Club; News: News: WMCA WPG WJZ-NBC: Leibert Ensemble, WMCA-Don Kerr Says WAAT-Roundup WDRC WOKO (sw-9.59) WHN-Franklyn Robert's Orch. Louise Florea, sop. & Show- WBZ WINS Moments WPRO-News; Con Maffie, organ WBNX-There Was A Time When WEAF-NBC: Markets & Weather -Little men Quartet: WABY Y.N.-Zara's Marimba Melodies: Fingers WBRY-To be announced WJZ-NBC Love & Learn WIP-Flying Y. N. -George & Juanita. songs. WNLC WBRY WEAN WINS 10:45 EDT 9:45 EST Nicholson, songs WELI-Movie Club sketch: WABY WMCA-Margie WICC WEAN WNLC KDKA-Linda's First Love * WEAF-NBC: TODAY'S CHIL- NBC -Jean Ellington, songs: KYW WNBC-Matinee WAAT-Madison Prgm. dren, sketch (Pillsbury): WHN-Larry & Sue QMorning Devotions: WNBC WINS -Inquiring Microphone WSAN * WNEW-News; LISTENER'S WPRO WELL WBNX-Musical Newsy WJAR WTIC WGY KYW WIP-Make Believe Ballroom WOR-MBS: Microphone in the SCRAPBOOK KDKA-News; Green River Char- WELI-News NBC -Viennese Ensemble: WABY Sky WOR-.Judy & W NBC -Farm & Garden Chats Jane lie WGY-Bradley Kincaid WBZ WLW C.S.-Organ Echoes: WNBC WELT 1:00 EST WHN-News; Home NBC -Kitchen Cavalcade (C. F. WOV-Concert Miniatures 2:00 EDT WAAT-Musical Clock Health Briefs News: WEAN WICC WJAR WEAF-NBC: Music Guild: WIP-News; On the Mueller Co.): KDKA (sw- * WCAU-Melody Parade 9:35 WNLC . WJAR KYW WGY (sw-15.33) WLW-Aunt Mary 15.21) WDRC-Shoppers Special WAAT-Dance Time WABC-CBS: Rambles in Rhythm: WEVD-Italian Music WMCA-News; Melodies; Beauty C.N.-The Bachelors: WTHT AFTERNOON WBRY-News; Music; Markets Talk WEAN WBRY WNLC WICC WDRC WCAU (sw-9.59) WIP-News - WBZ-Harvey & Dell WOR-MBS-Couple Next Door, WLW-Concert in Brass WNBC-King Cole Shopper WAAT-Hall Quartette WGY-Master Singers WHOM -English for Beginners 12:90 EDT 11:00 EST sketch (Oxydol) WMCA-QMorning Meditations WNEW-Tex Walker, hillbilly WHN-Singin' Sam C.S.-Behind Page One: WNBC WNEW-Strike Up the Band tunes WINS -Question Box WEAF-NBC: Girl Alone, sketch WHOM -German Prgm. WIP-Jane Clifton, songs WELI WOR-Household Hints; Melody WOR-Allie Lowe Miles - Club (Kellogg): WLW KYW WIP-Earl Moyer's Orch. Y.N.-Voice of Experience: WEAN WOV-Consumer's Guide WOV Italian, Variety Hour WMCA-Melodies; Beauty Talk; WABC-CBS: The Merrymakers: WLW-The Three Spades Today's Doings WICC WNLC WTNJ-Organ Music WPRO-Drama; Musical Interlude WCAU (sw-9.59) WMCA-Nick Kenny, Mirror Re- WBNX-Livia Chill, sop WTIC-Mary Lee Taylor WOV-Singing Vagabond WJZ-NBC: Terri Franconi, tnr.: flections 8:30 7:30 EST WBRY-To be announced EDT WSAN-Literary Review WEAN WNEW-Arizona Red, songs WABC-CBS: Montana Slim: (sw- 9:45 EDT 8:45 EST WHN-Dramatic Play NBC -Happy Jack, songs: (sw- G. Andronaco, talk 21.52) WEAF-NBC: Landt Trio: WSAN 11:00 EDT 10:00 EST WOV-Dr. WINS -Romantic Bachelor 15.33) WTIC-News; Weather WIP-Annina Tannin, WEAF-NEZ: Moments Musicale: WJAR * WJZ-NBC: THE O'NEILLS, NBC -Alice WJAR WTIC songs Cornett: Bar- WLW WJAR KYW WABC-CBS: Bachelor's Child, en. sketch (Ivory (Flakes): WBZ WOR-MBS: Victor Lindlahr WMCA-Cold Facts; Marie KDKA (sw-15.21) 1:15 EDT 12:15 EST ron, pianist NBC-Leibert Ensemble:. KDKA sketch (Old Dutch Cleanser) : (Journal of Living) WEAF-NBC: Dan Harding's Wife: (sw-21.54) WCAU (sw-21.52) WEAF -NBC: David Harum, C.N.-Agricultural Series: WICC WOV-Musical Novelties sketch (Bab -0): WTIC WGY WSAN WPRO-Melody Time C.N.-Francis Cronin, organist WJZ-NBC: Aunt Jemima (Quaker WBRY WJZ-NBC: Hal Gordon, tnr.: : WJAR KYW WQXR-Luncheon Dance Music WTHT WICC WEAN WBRY Oats) WBZ KDKA (sw-15.21) (CBS-Zeke Manners' Gang: WIP WARY Y. N. -Variations: WNLC WABC-CBS: Song Stylists WTIC-To be announced C. S. -Treasure Chest - W N Bt. WBRY WMCA WABC-CBS: Hymns of All News: WTNJ WMCA NBC -Honeymooners: WSAN WELI WNEW News: KDKA WNBC (Gold Medal): 2:15 EDT 1:15 EST WAAT-Variety Prgm. CBS -Mary Lee Taylor (Pet Churches WCAU-Larry Vincent, songs WAAT-Michaels' Little Theater WPRO WCAU WDRC WOKO * WOR-MBS: Norman Broken - WEVD-Neapolitan Melodies WBNX-Italian Feature Milk) : WCAU WOKO WBNX-Yorkville Musical Gems shire's Afternoon Varieties; C.N.-Get Thin to Music: WNLC (sw-9.59) WGY-Time Keeper WDRC-Ivan White, organist; WBZ-News; Noonday Little Show KDKA-Interviews Vocalists; Orch.: WTHT WHN-News; Home Health Briefs Star Gazing in Hollywood C. S. -News: WNBC WELI WDRC-Ad-Liner WBRY Musical Roundup: WEAN WICC WAAT-Jay Stanle WHOM -Breakfast Club WEAN -Moonbeam Ensemble WELI-Luncheon Dance Frolic WABC-CBS: Jack & Loretta WELI-Thursday WAAT-Madison Request Club WBRY-Hoene Folks' WIP-Lost & Found; Eight Bells Revue WGY-Dance Hour; News WEAN Talking on the Sidewalk Clemens, songs & patter WGY-Musical WBRY-News; Belle & Martha; and All's Well; Domestic Help Prgm.; News WHN-Footlight Excerpts & WGY-Hymns of All Churches (Kirkman's Soap): WOKO WICC-Hymns All Fashions organist WMCA-Fern Scull. organist of Churches Songs WHN-Le Roy, pianist CBS -Herbert Foote, WNLC-Merchant's Clipper WINS -New York Hour WDRC-T. B. Health Society WOV-Neapolitan Songs; Orch. WCAU (sw-9.59) WHOM -Italian Variety Prgm. WICC-Betty & Bob, sketch WOR-Martha Manning WLW-Chandler Chats WPG-News; Musical Interlude WIP-In the Music Room Y.N.-Advice to the Lovelorn: WOV -Italian Morning Varieties WNBC-Revue WINS -Theater Guide WPRO-Man on the Street WTIC WEAN WIP-Gaslight Harmonies WLW'-Musical Moments WPG-News; Musical Clock WPG-Music by Cugat WSAN-Dance Tunes WMCA-Julie Jordan, talk News: WDRC WPRO WPRO-Home Folks Frolic WPRO-Fashions by Suzanne WLW-Linda's First Love WAAT-Impressions on Wax WMCA-Beauty Talk; Melodoscope 12:15 EDT 11:15 EST WNEW-Yes or No Contest WSAN-Bulletin Board WTIC-Organ Prgm. WNLC-Reginald Shastany, tnr. WBNX-Jewish Melodies WTIC-Radio Bazaar WNEW-Kitchen Kapers * WABC--CBS: YOUR NEWS WELI-Amer. Family Robinson 1P-" EDT 9:00 EST WOR-Health Talk; Melodies WTNJ Hungarian News WOR-Nell Vinick, beauty talk Parade (I-ucky Strike Cigar- WGY-Health Hunters * WABC-CBS: PRETTY KITTY WOV-Good Morning Review ettes); Edwin C. Hill, coin- WOV-Musicale WTIC-Joyce Jordan, WHN-011ie Norton's Orch. 8:45 EDT 7:45 EST Kelly, sketch (Wonder Bread): WPG-Master Singers mentator: WCAU WOKO WPG gee-lime WICC-Concert Hall Echoes Sidney Raphael, pi- WDRC (sw-21.52) WABC-CBS: WPRO-Amer. Family Robinson WPRO WDRC (sw-9.59) 1:30 EDT 12:30 EST WINS -Four Men in a Grove anist: (sw-21.52) WJZ-NBC: Story of Mary Marlin, The Goldbergs, * WEAF-NBC: A' WJZ-NBC: Nat'l Farm & WIP-Ilawai:an Islanders Glee sketch (Ivory : KDKA 11:15 EDT 10:15 EST WJZ-NBC' Morning Club Snow) sketch (Oxydol) : WJAR WTIC WMCA-Burt Raeburn, songs KDKA-Baud Parade WBZ (sw-15.21) WABC-CBS: Romance of Carol Home Hour: WBZ KDKA WGY KYW WLW (sw-15.33) WARY WSAN WLW WNBC-Finegan's Wranglers WCAU-Get Going WEA1 NBC. Mrs Wiggs of the Kennedy, sketch (Heinz): (sw WJZ-NBC: Grace & Scotty, 15.21) WNLC-Robinson Family WHN-Your Neighbor Cabbage Patch sketch tOld WDRC WCAU WOKO WPRO songs & patter (News, WJZ WPG-Dance Orch. English Wax): WJAR WPG WEAL -NBC, Words and Music, WICC-Musical Roundup WTIC only) : WEAN WMCA-Beauty Talk: Melodies WGY KYW WEAF-NBC: Backstage Wife. Ruth Lyon, sop.; Edward Dav- 2:30 EDT 1:30 EST News: WBRY WINS ies, bar.; Larry organ- Melodies NBC -Charles Harrison, tnr.: sketch (Dr. Lyons) WJAR Larsen, WEAF-NBC: The Wise Man, WNEW-Morning KDKA-Sunshine Special ist: WJAR KYW WTIC (sw- WOR-Gospel Singer WSAN WTIC WGY KYW Philosophy: WJAR KYW (sw- WAAT-Dancing Master 15; 33) 15.33 ) C.N.-Singing Strings: WTHT of - WOV-Morning Serenade WJZ-NBC: Road Life (Chip WICC-Street Scene Arnold Grimm's WINS WEAN WICC so): WLW WBZ KDKA (sw- WA3C-CBS: WABC-CBS: Daiton Bros., trio: WPRO-Easy to Remember; News WNBC-Bell's Riddle Rhythms Daughter, sketch (Gold Med- of the Air WAAT-Tunes at Ten 15.21) WPRO WPG WTNJ-Church WNLC-News; Signs of the Times al): WPRO WCAU WOKO WJZ-NBC: Piano Recital: WICC WBNX-La Rivista Italiana C.N.-Highlight & Half Tones: WOV-L'Uomo Timido, sketch 9:00 EDT 8:00 EST WNLC WBRY WDRC (sw-9.59) WABY WBRY-News WTHT WSAN-Organ Melodies Y.N.-Zintblers, String Quartet: WJZ-NBC: Breakfast Club; WCAU-Morning Melodies WBNX-Hair Hygiene Ensemble: WLW WHN 12:30 , 11:30 EST WEAN WNLC Vocalists; Don McNeiii. ui.c_, WELI-Doing Town WEAN -News; Shopping News; EDT Home Forums WBZ KDKA the Matinee: ICBS-Voice of Experience: WIP Orch.; News: WICC WABY WHN-What to Eat and Why Book Flashes WJZ-NBC: Strollers WBNX-Hollywood Brevities WEAF NBC- l'he streamliners, KDKA WBZ (sw-15.21) WMCA WCAU-Happy Valley Boys WHOM -Jewish Hour WELI-Polish Varieties WEAF-NBC: Bailey Axton, WAAT-Michaels' Music Orch.; Fields & Hall m.c.: WIP-Homemakers' Club WINS -Morning Pep Show tnr.: WDRC-Ad-Liner KYW WBNX-Jacob Suzanov WTIC WGY WLW Hymns of All Churches WIP-Women in the News WEAN -Helen Mann, songs WABC-CBS: Music in the Air; WABC-CBS: Romance of Helen WBRY-Piano Moods WELI-Tonic Tunes WMCA-Zeke Manners' Gang WMCA-Anice Ives' Woman's Hr. Trent, sketch (Edna Wallace WELI-Danceland News: WPRO WDRC WCAU WNBC-City Parade WNBC-Morning Musicale WGY-Scissors & Paste Hoppe') : WPRO WCAU WGY-Betty & Bob WBT WPG WOKO (sw-21.52) WNEW-Make Believe Ballroom WOR-Hope Alden's Romance WINS -Drama C. S. organist: WDRC WOKO (sw-9.59) WHN-News WIP-Sy'icopated Serenade -Marion Reynolds. WNLC-Music Box WOV-Angelo Gloria & Co., sketch Prgm.: WELI & WELI WNBC WSAN-Concert C.S.-Polish Variety WICC-News Roundup WMCA-Grand Stand & Band WOR-Pure Food Hour Gems WNBC WINS -Song Contest KDKA-Shopping Circle WPG-Home Hour Stand WBNX-Just About Time 11:30 EDT 10:30 EST C.N.-Italian Prgm.: WEAN WICC WIP-Concert Airs WNBC-Amer. Family Robinson WPRO-Harmony Lane News: WOR W1P WNBC-HOLLYWOOD HIGH- WBRY-News; Musical Revue WTNJ-Betty Trent * WJZ-NBC: Vic & Sade, sketch * WNEW-Do You Remember? WBZ-As You Like It; News (Crisco). KDKA WBZ WEAN Farm Prgm.: WJAR WGY LIGHTS WNLC-Music Graphs WEAN -Musical Roundup 10:15 EDT 9:15 EST WICC (sw-15.211 WAAT-Broadwayites WNEW-Walkathon Dance Music WSAN-Kitchen Klub WHN-Lew White, organist WJZ-NBC: Oxydol's Own Ma WABC-CBS: Big Sister, sketch WBRY-Musical Journey WNLC-Afternoon Varieties WTIC-Guy Hedlund & Co. WHOM -German Prgm. Perkins, sketch KDKA WBZ (Rinso): WPRO WOKO WIIN-Lynn Cole, organist WOR-Pepper Young's Family WINS -Pop Concert (sw-15.21) WDRC WCAU WINS-Walkathon WOV-Theater of the Air (Continued on Next Page) Radio Guide Week Ending September 18, 1937 37 WJZ-NBC: Swing Serenade WJZ-NBC: News; Tony Russell, Elmer Davis as pinch -hitter bat.: WABY WPZ for H. V. K'alteuliorn, Colum- Rhythm Girls; Orch.: WSAN Events bia news commentator who is Thursday WABY WBZ KDKA WICC Guests and Special News: WTNJ WBRY WOR now hi Europe. He will be (sw-15.21) Sports: KDKA WMCA WAAT heard from Los Angeles. WOR-MBS: Rhumba & AFTERNOON WJAR Browne Is the author of the Rhythms Literary Guild book, -'That September 16 Tangoes: WNLC 4:15 EDT (3:15 EST) CLASS OF '41, from WBIL-Voice of Montecatini Man Heine." and the recent- WBNX-Treadin' the Town WEAN -Musical Roundup; Drama ly published, "Oh Say Can WELI-Rhumba Review campus of Northwestern University, CBS. WGN-Mark Love & Piano You See." * WHOM -RADIO GUIDE PRE- 4:30 EDT (3:30 EST) FALL HIGHWEIGHT WGY-News; Music Graphs WEAF-NBC: Schaefer Revue; SENTS HANDICAP from Belmont Race Track, MBS. * WHAM -RADIOGRAMS Leo Reisman's Orch.; Ray WINS -Police Prgm. WHN-Dinner Music Heatherton, bar. WNBC-To be announced NIGHT WICC-Musical Roundup NEC-Carlile & London. piano 4:00 EDT 3:00 EST 6:30 EST) EDDIE DOOLEY, Football WINS -Baseball Scores duo: WJAR KYW WTAM EDT (5:30 C.N.-Orrin Tucker's Orch.: * WABC-CBS: Howells & Wright, News, CBS. (Also Saturday at this time.) WIP-Sport Shots; News two pianos: WDRC WDAC WLW-The In -Laws WTHT WOKO (sw-15.27) 8:00 EDT (7:00 EST) VICTOR BAY conducting WNBC-Melody Parade Sports: WGN WHAM The number, will be Romance Columbia Concert Orchestra, CBS. WNLC-Tasca's Orch. KDKA-Jack Randolph, songs from "Suite No. 2" (Rach- 9:30 EDT (8:30 EST) SARATOGA SPA MUSIC WQXR-Herzer & Zayde, piano WBBM-Airflow Harmonies manineffl sud Allegro Mod- WBIL-Symphonic Moods erato from "Sonata in C, Op. FESTIVAL, NBC. duo 275, No. (Reinecke). 10:00 EDT (9:00 EST) SENATOR WILLIAM E. WSM-Financial News; Dance WBNX-Spanish Hour WEAF-NBC: Lorenzo Jones, BORAH, address, NBC. Miniature WBRY-Edward Ansara, bar. sketch (Phillips): WGY WTIC WTAM-News; Colorado Cowhands WBT-Police Bulletins; Musicale PATTI CHAPIN KYW WJAR (sw-15.33) WTIC-Wrightville Clarion WEAN With the Governor CBS songstress WJZ-NBC: Club Matinee; Vocal- 6:45 EDT 5:45 EST WGY-Science Forum Thurs. 7:45 pm EDT (6:45 EST) ists; Orch.; Ransom Sherman, * WJZ-NBC: Lowell Thomas, WEN -Alias Jimmy Valentine m.c.: KDKA WSAN WICC WQXR-Young People's Concert WEAF-NBC: Norsenten's Quartet: WHOM-Cassinelli Prgm. WSAN-Dance Orch. WSM (sw-9.53) news commentator (Sun Oil) : WBZ (sw-15.21) WLW WEAN WTAM KDKA WICC-Law and the Layman WAAT-Easy to Remember WTNJ-Nºws WJZ-NBC: (News, WJZ only) WINS -On Parade Harry Kogen's Orch.; Soloist: Wit/ WHAM (sw-15.21) 2:45 1:45 EST WBNX-College Daze Family WIP-For Men Only EDT 5:15 EDT 4:15 EST WHAM WABY * WOR-MBS: Johnson * WABC-CBS: Ted Malone's Be- WELI-Museum of Music WEAF-NBC: Atcher Gibson, or- Family, sketch WMCA-Musical Moments WEVD-Kalwaryjskie's Orch. ICBS-Today's Winners: WMCA WNEW-Jimmy McAllister, Irish tween the Bookends: 1VD1IC ganist: WJAR WTIC KYW WIP WABC-CBS: George Hall's Orch.: WPG WOKO WPRO WHOM -Mago dell'Aria WDRC WPRO (sw- Prgm. WGY (sw-15.33) News: KDKA WEAN WICC WOKO WJZ-NBC: Peggy Wood Calling: WINS -Speech Improvement WABC-CBS: Clyde Barrie, bar.: 11.83) WOR-The Answer Man WLW-Arthur Chandler, organist WJAR WTIC WNLC WPRO-Ferde Grofe Directs WICC WABY WEAN WDRC WPG WPRO WCAU WAAT-Airport Prgm. WEAF-NBC: Billy & Betty, WEAF-NBC: Joyce Jordan, Girl WNBC-Band Wagon Revue WOKO (sw-9.59-15.27) sketch WSM-String Quartet WNEW-Kay Reed WBBM-Howard Neumiller WTIC-Continentals Interne WJZ-NBC: Stuart Gracey, bar.: WBIL-Dinner Hour Musicale NBC-Rhythmaires: 1VSM KYW NBC -Men of the West: WJAR WNLC-Master Singers WEAN WBZ WJAR WTNJ-News WOR-News WBRY-Waste o' Time; Hollywood (sw-15.33) MBS-Couple Next Door, sketch Reporter C.N.-Racing Results: WTHT 7:45 EDT 6:45 EST WOR-MBS: Advice to the Love- WOV-Armando Rossi, news WBRY (Oxydol) : WLW WBZ-News; Little Show; Sports WABC-CBS: Patti songs: lorn (Hecker's Products) WPG-News; Surprise Limited KDKA-Kiddies' Klub Sports: WHN WGY Chapin, WPRO-Italian Radio Review WCAU-Ben Alley, tnr. & Organ WBBM WDRC WCAU WHAS C. S. -News: W NBC WELI WAAT-Home Town Frolic WDRC-Dinner Dance Music WAAT-Rhythmic Age WBNX-Welfare Council News WQXR-Classical Selections WBBM-Sidewalk Melodies (sw-11.83-9.59) WBNX-Ruth Bickford, sop WGN-Swing It WJZ-NBC: WBRY-To be announced; News 4:15 EDT 3:15 EST WBRY-Vacation Days WBIL-Dansant Kidoodlers: WEAN WEAF-NBC: The Guiding Light, WGY-News; Musicale WABY WGY-Organ Reveries WHN-News WHN-Inquiring Reporter WBT-To be announced WHN-Midday Musical sketch (White Naptha): WGY WCAU-Laff Parade KDKA-Lois Miller, organist WICC-Tiny Town Revue WINS -Baseball Gaine WBRY-To be announced WINS -Musical Moments WJAR WLW WTIC KYW WINS -Rendezvous for Two WGN-Four Californians (sw-15.33) WLW-Sunbrite Melodies WBT-Melodies WLW-Betty & Bob WNEW-Man on Street WNBC-Dick Jurgen's Orch. WHAS-Melody Cruise WNLC-Monitor News WABC-CBS: Class of 1941: WICC-Magic Dial WBZ-Mystery Contest WOR-Roy Keating's Orch. WNEW-Make Believe Ballroom WGN-Four WOV-Mimi Aguglia & Co.. sketch WCAU WDRC WOKO (sw- WINS -Drama; Dance Music Californians WOV-Dancing Moods WOR-Uncle Don, children's WHAM -News; Music 3:00 EDT 2:00 EST 9.59) WSAN-Road to Happiness WIP-Uncle WIP A broadcast from Northwestern prgm. WHN-Airfinds, J. C. Flippes * WJZ-NBC: Light Opera Co.: University in Evanston, Illi- WTNJ-Jewish Ledger WPRO-News; Musical Hotel WMCA-Today's Baseball WNBC-Salon Orch. WHOM -Gaudio --Prgm. WBZ WSAN WABY WICC nois, hailing the advent of a WQXR-Salon Musicale; News WEAF-NBC: Pepper Young's new crop of Freshmen, the 5:30 EDT 4:30 EST WQXR-Speakers Forum WICC-Drama Recording WTAM-Fact & Fancies Family, sketch Class of 1941, will come front * WJZ-NBC: Kellogg's Singing WTAM-Sammy Watkins' Orch. WIP-To the Ladies (Camay): the campus of WTNJ-People's Choice Prgm. WJAR WGY WTIC WLW Northwestern, Lady, Ireene Wicker: KDKA WTIC-Sesquicentennial of the WJAR-Scott Furriers during Freshmen Registra- WLW-Bob Newhall, KYW (sw-1533) tion. The youngsters ar- WLW WBZ (sw-15.21) 6:15 EDT 5:15 EST Constitution sports WABC-CBS: Theater Matinee: riving at their new school, The childhood of the French WTNJ-Behind the Scenes at Hol- WMCA-News will be interviewed re- painter, John Francois Millet. WEAF-NBC: Turn Back WNEW-Walkathon Dance Music WPRO WOKO WDRC (sw- Radioland the lywood garding their plans, hopes, * WOR-MBS: Orch. WOR-Crown & Headlight Frolics 15.27) and Clock: (sw-9.53) reasons for choosing WEAF-NBC Don Winslow of WABC-CBS: Hobart Bosworth, 7:00 EDT 6:00 EST WPRO-Melodrama C.N.-Concert Trio: WBRY WTHT Northwestern. WEAF-NBC: AMOS 'N' ANDY, the Navy, sketch: WJAR KYW Dean of * WSM-Two Pianos; Sports WNLC WOR-MBS: To be announced Hollywood; News: sketch (Pepsodent): WJAR WTIC WSAN (sw-15.33) WDRC WPRO WBT WOKO WTAM-Summer Serenade Baseball Game: WCAU WIP NBC -Club Matinee: WABY WABC-CBS: Drama of the Skies: WG1' WTIC KYW (sw-9.53) KDKA-For Women Only WAAT-Off WHAS (sw-15.27) WTIC-Spotlight the Record WDRC WCAU WPG WOKO (also see 11 p.m.) NBC -Harry Kogen's Orch.; Solo- WTNJ-Harry Duke's Orch. WBNX-Elsie Maria Troja Pre- WHOM -Italian Variety WPRO (sw-9.59-15.27) WJZ-NBC: Easy Aces, com- ist: WSM WLW * sents WINS -String Ensemble "Drama of the Skies," former- edy, sketch (Anacin): WBZ 8:00 EDT MBS-Studies in Black & 7:00 EST WEAN -Baseball; Red Sox vs. WNLC-Band Concert ly heard on Tuesdays, will White: WHAM WEAN KDKA WICC WEAF-NBC: be continued in this spot WGN * RUDY VAL - Cleveland WOV-King of Hearts (sw-11.87) lee's Variety Hour (Royal Gela- beginning with today's pro- Y.N.-Baseball & Racing Results: WELI-Rhythm & Romance 4:30 EDT 3:30 EST gram. The subject of the WABC-CBS: Poetic Melodies tin): WLW KYW WGY WTIC WEVD-Met. String Ensemble current broadcast will be WTIC WEAN WICC (Wrigley Gum); Franklyn * WABC-CBS: Army Band: KDKA-Stars of Hollywood WJAR WTAM WSM (sw-9.53) WHN-To be announced WBT WDRC "Outer Planets." MacCormack, poetry; Jack WCAU WOKO Players: WEVD WNBC WAAT-5:30 Club * WABC-CBS: Columbia Con- WHOM -Irish Frolics (sw-15.27-9.59) Giglio Fulton, tnr.; Carlton Kelsey's cert WELI WBBM-Women in the Headlines Orch.; Victor Bay, cond.: WINS -Dancing Rhythm Orch.: WBT WCAU WDRC WCAU WPRO * WOR-MBS: Fall Highweight WAAT-Five-Thirty Club WCAU-Sports; Song Favorites WBT WPG WNBC-Cafe Continental Handicap from WOKO WPRO (sw-11.83.9.59) (sw-6.06-11.83) Belmont Race WBNX-Organ Reveries WGY-To be announced WNEW-The People's Choice Track (also see 11 p.m.) WOR-MBS: Music by Lindsay WBRY-Piano Melodies; Ranch WIP-Vincent Rizzó s Ensemble * WOR-Martha Deane WEAF-NBC: Story of Mary Mar- WBBM-John Harrington, news McPhail: WBRY WTHT WOV-Annette Fusaro, sop.; Trio Boys WJAR-Dancing Melodies lin, sketch (Ivory Soap) : WGY WBRY-Baseball Scores; Sports WJZ-NBC: Gun Smoke Law, WEAN WMCA-Safeguarding Investments; WPGARev. L W. Clark KYW WJAR WTIC -Norman Cordon, bar.; WGN-Palmer House Concert drama: WBZ KDKA (sw-15.33) News; Beauty Talk WICC. WQXR-Master Singers WBNX-Polish Bells Orch. WHN-News WABY (sw-11.87) WGY-Banjoleers; Don & Lee WNBC-All Request Prgm. 3:15 EDT 2:15 EST WELT -Your Garden WINS -World in Review WBNX-In A Hancox WNLC-Front Page Drama Clock Store WEAF-NBC: Oxydol's Own Ma WEVD-Italian Variety WIP-Musical Footnotes WEAN Singing Party WHN-Teddy Powell's Orch. WTAM-Adv. of Tommy Thatcher Perkins, sketch: WJAR KYW WINS -Uncle Gibb & Gus WLW-Alias Jimmy Valentine WEVD-News WGY WTIC WLW (sw-15.33) WLW-To be announced WINS -Dinner Concert WMCA-Merrill Lee, songs WIP-Merrymakers 6:30 EDT 5:30 EST WGN-Dick Gasparre's Orch. C.N.-Quiet Sanctuary: WNLC WNEW-Varieties WOR-Stan Lomax, sports WHAM -To be announced WBRY WTHT WOV-English for Beginners WMCA-Joe Tobin Says WABC-CBS: EDDIE D00- WQXR-Classical Selections WNEW-Tango Time * WHOM-Guilio Amauli KDKA-Fed. Penna. Women WPRO-To be announced ley's Football News (Chester- WSM-Rhythm Time WINS -Romance of the WOV-Sketch & Orch. Stars WBNX-Tomorrows Citizens, dra- 4:4,5 EST field) : WBT WBBM WDRC WTAM-Sports; Baseball Scores EDT 3:45 WQXR-Science News WIP-Johnny Graff's Orch. ma WEAF-NBC: The Road of Life, WCAU WHAS WPRO (sw- WTNJ-Hungarian Gypsies WTNJ-Sports News WMCA-Three Little Funsters WAAT-Farr Brothers sketch (Chipso) : WGY WJAR 9.59-11.83) (also see 8:30 p.m.) 7:15 EDT 6:15 EST WNEW-Amer. Family Robinson WBNX-Tomorrow's Citizens WTIC KYW (sw-15.33) Eddie Dooley, widely -known WEAF-NBC: Vocal Varieties 5:45 EDT 4:45 EST sports writer and couunenta- WQXR-Classical Selections ; The De- WELI-A Woman's Point of View KDKA-Dance Orch. WEAF-NBC: Johnnie Johnston, tor, was a four letter man at (Turns) Smoothies; WEVDP. Jassiiicwsky, poems WELI-Hamden on the Air bar.: WJAR WTIC KYW Dartmouth baseball, foot- Vore Sisters; male octet: 8:15 EDT 7:15 EST - WBNX-Fashion WINS -News; Martin Weldon WEVD-Campobasso Co. WJZ-NBC: King's Men Quartet: ball, basketball and track. William Stoess' Orch.: W'IC Parade WINS -W alkathon He is regarded as one of the WLW WTAM WJAR WGY WEVD-Precinct 77. sketch WOV-The World Today KDKA WABY (sw15.21) greatest grid -iron generals in WQXR-News WNLC-Organ Reveries WABC-CBS: Dorothy - Gordon's KYW WGN-Gus Haenschen's Orch. all football history. He was WHN-Jack Spriggs Orch 3:30 EDT 2:30 EST WOV-Musical Vignettes Children's Corner named all-American quarter- WABC-CBS: Song Time with hack In 1924 and "Jock" Kerr WHOM -Italian Prgm. WEAF-NBC: Vic & Sade, 5:00 EDT 4:00 EST News: WPG WBRY WDRC WIP Doris and Russell Dorr: * Sutherland the eminent foot- WDRC (sw-11.83) WIP-Benny's Troubadours sketch (Crisco) : WJAR WABC-CBS: To be announced. WEAN WNBC KYW ball coach of Pittsburgh, WMCA-Movie WLW WTIC WGY (sw-15.33) WDRC WCAU WOKO (sw- WBNX-Eventide Echoes once commented that Dooley WJZ-NBC: Healani of the South Starr Dust Seas: WBZ WEAN WABY WNEW-Melody a la Mood WJZ-NBC: El Caballero: KDKA 15.27-9.59) WBZ-Four of Us "has contributed more than any man I know to the im- WHAM KDKA (sw-11.87) WBZ WSAN WABY WICC WJZ-NBC: Lucille & Lanny, WELI-Hollywood on Parade 8:30 EDT 7:30 EST provement, interest and ap- C.N.-Evening Prelude: WTHT (sw-15.21) songs & patter: KDKA WBZ WEVD-Laura Boccia & Nino CBS -Eddie Dooley's Football preciation of American foot- ICBS-Five Star Final: WMCA WABC-CBS: Do You WABY WICC (sw- Rolli. songs ball." Dooley, now a sports News (Chesterfield) : KNX Remem WEAN WIP her?: WDRC WOKO (sw- 15.21) WGY-Musical Prgm. columnist for one of New WPRO KSL (also at 6:30 p.m.) York's most widely read News: WSM WHAS WJZ-NBC: Helen Traubel, 15.27) WEAF-NBC: Top Hatters: KYW WEN -Marriage Problems dailies, has contributed many sop.: C.N.-Lawrence Salerno, organist: WTIC WICC-News; Musical Roundup W BEM -Sports KDKA WABY WICC WEAN articles on football and other WBIL-Editorially Speaking WNLC WBRY WTHT WAAT-Uncle Jonathan WINS-Racing Results; News sports to national magazines WBZ (sw-11.87) and is the author of "Under WBRY-Piano Antics C.S. Mary Morrissey, WLW-Modernaires - MBS-Fred Waring's Orch.: sop.: WBNX-Front Page Dramas the Goal Posts." He has been WNBC WELI WELI-Paramount Prgm. WMCA-Street Forum WBT-Grady Cole's Store WBRY WTHT WGN heard in sponsored programs WCAU-Radiofilm WAAT-Echoes of Poland WEVD-Minciotti & Co., drama WNEW-News. Richard Brooks every year since 1932 and has WBNX-German Radio Hour WGN-Concert Trio WBNX-School of the Air WGY -Mai ke's WOR-Josef Ranald become nationally popular for WHAM -N. Y. S. Trooper's Drama WEVD-String Ensemble WHN-Don Albert's WPRO-Musical Hotel; his trenchant. rapid-fire and WHN-Song of the Island WHN-Dick Ballou's Orch. Orch. News authorative style of delivery. WICC-Crusaders WINS -Afternoon Melodies WHOM -Polish -American Prgm. WQXR-Nat. Orch. WINS -Globe Trotter Shilkret's His Thursday programs, in WINS -Dance Music WOV-Musicale & Drama WSAN-Safety Prgm. addition to the predictions of WIP-Dance Orch. WINS -Swing Orch. WOR-Jack Smith's Orch. WNEW-Swing Session W TNJ-Hillbilly Varieties Eddie himself and of his WMCA-Nat Brusiloff's Orch. WIAR-Celia Moreau, John Murry prominent football coach 7:30 EDT 6:30 WPG-Tea Time Topics WLW-Houseboat Hannah EST WOR-Bernie Cummins' Orch. guests, will he devoted to WJZ-NBC: HORLICK'S LUM WPRO-Melodies, Old & New WNEW-Sports Roundup * W'QXR-Organ Recital anecdotes, background infor- and Abner. sketch WLW WQXRFavorite Refrains WNLC-Casino by the Thames mation about teams, and 8:45 EDT 7:45 EST 3:45 -NIGHT news of developments in WBZ WEVD-Laura EDT 2:45 EST WOR-Women Make the News technique WABC-CBS: Lewis Browne, Reed, sop. WEAF-NBC: THE O'NEILLS. football strategy. com- * WOV-,Journal of the Alt and plans of the nation's mentator: WHAS WCAU WINS -Dance Music sketch (Ivory Flakes): WIP-Movie WGY WPG-News 6:00 EDT 5:00 EST major teams. WDRC WOKO (sw-9.59-11.83) Starr Dust WJAR W FIC WLW KYW WPRO-News; Phil Saltman, pian- WABC-CBS: Del Casino, tnr.: WEAF-NBC: News; Today's Lewis Browne. well-known au- WMCA-Your Community (sw-15.33) ist WHAS WOKO WBT (sw-15.27) Sports, Ford Bond thor Slid lecturer succeeds WNEW-News, Richard Brooks

38 Radio Guide Week Ending September 18, 1937 3 Dance Orch.: WIP WINS * WJZ-NBC: Address by Sen. 10:45 EDT 9:45 EST NBC -Maxwell House Show Boat: Frequencies WBNX-German Concert Music Wm. E. Borah: WEAN WABY WJZ-NBC: Vivian Della Chiesa, KOA KFI (also at 9 p.m.) HDHA-980 WHOM-1450 WHAM-Laff Parade WBZ WICC KDKA WHAM sop.: WEAN WABY WBZ MBS-Freddy Martin's Orch.: Thursday KY W-1020 WICC-600 WAAT-940 WINS -1180 WHN-Moon Enchantment (sw-6.14) WICC KDKA WHAM (sw- WGN WABC-860 WIP-610 WHOM-Capt. Garofalo, news Senator William E. Borah of 6.14) Y.N.-Dance Orch.: WICC WBRY WABY-i370 WJAR-890 Idaho will speak on the U. S. WMCA-Blue Serenade Constitution under the au- ICBS-News: WIP WMCA WEAN September 6 WBBM-770 WJZ-760 WNEW-Dance WPG-Dance W IL -11^0 WLW-700 Parade spices of the flrand Lodge of Orch. WBBM-Melodie Time Và ENX-1350 WMCA-570 WOR-Gabriel Heatter, commenta- the Free and Accepted Ma- 11:00 EDT 10:00 EST WBT-Baseball Scares; News WBItY-1530 WNBC-1380 tor sons of the District of Co- * NBC -AMOS 'N' ANDY (PEP- WBZ-Sports, Bill Williams lumbia Washington, D. C. GIBT -i080 WNEW-1250 WQXR-Music and Ballet at sodent): WSM WLW WTAM WHAS-To be announced WBZ-990 WNLC-1500 'he address by Senator Bar - WC -NU -1170 WOKO-1430 ah, leading Republican legis- KFI KOA (also at 7 p.m.) WIP-Man About Town; Sports WCBA-1440 WOR-710 9:15 EDT 8:15 EST lator in Congress. will be de- WEAF.NBC: Footnotes on Head. WLW-Phil Davis' Orch. WDRC-1330 WOV-1130 NBC -Green Bros.' Orch.: WHAM livered in Constitution Hall WNEW-Dance before hundreds lines; John B. Kennedy, corn Orch. WEAF-660 W PG -1100 WBNX-German Radio Revue of members WOR-Fishing WEAN -780 WPRO-630 of the Masonic Order, includ- mentator: (sw-9.53) Flashes, Bob Edge WELI-900 WQXR-1550 WHOM -Visions of Italy ing the (:rand Masters of the WABC-CBS: Frank Dailey's Or- WSM-Variety Prgm. WEVD-1300 WSAN-1440 WOR-Comedy Stars of Broadway Lodges of the thirteen origi- chestra: (sw-11.83) 11:30 EDT 10:30 EST WGN-720 V' SM -650 nal States in the Union, on WJZ-NBC: (News, WJZ only) WEAF-NBC: Northern Lights: WGY-790 WTAM-1070 9:30 the eve of Constitution Day. WHAM -1160 EDT 8:30 EST Witch's Vagabonds: WHAM WABY WJAR WGY KYW WTIC WTHT-1200 WJZ-NBC: Saratoga * WOR-MBS: Tale: WHAS-E20 WTIC-1040 * Spa Mu- WBRY. WTHT CBS -Poetic Melodies (Wrigley's WTAM (sw-9.53) WHBI-1250 WTNJ-1280 sic Festival: KDKA WABY Gum) : WBBM KSL WHAS WJZ-NBC: Eddie Varzos' Orch.: WHN-1010 WBZ WICC WEAN (sw-11.87) WBNX-La Rivista della Sera WEVD-Studio Music (also at 7 p.m.) WHAM WEAN WABY WICC * WOR-MBS: Sinfonietta: WBRY News: WBRY WEAN WPG WABC-CBS: George WGN-Dick Gasparré s Orch. Olsen's 9:00 EDT 8:00 EST WTHT WPRO WICC WJAR WTIC Orch.: WPRO WDRC WOKO LOWELL THOMAS WBNX-Czechoslovak Radio Club WHOM -Irish Music NBC Commentator * WEAF-NBC; CAPTAIN HEN- WIP-News; News; Sports: KDKA WDRC WCAU WPG WBT WHAS WGN-Tom, Dick & Harry Arkansas Travelers Thurs. 6:45 pm EDT (5:45 EST) ry's Maxwell House Show Boat; WPG-Dramatization WBNX-Spanish Herald (sw-11.83) WHN-To be announced WBT-Musical Moments WOR-MBS: Thomas L. Thomas, bar.; Na- WQXR-Just Music Mickey Alpert's Or- dine Connor, sopr.; Virginia W'IP-On Parade WBZ-News; Ronndalay chestra: WBRY WTHT WMCA-Worthy Hill's Orch. Dale; Warren Hull; Hattie Mc- 10:15 EDT 9:15 EST WCAU-Larry Vincent. songs, KDKA-H. Middleman's Orch. WABC-CBS: Ted Fio-Rito's Or- Daniel; Alma Kruger; Eddie 9:45 EDT 8:45 EST Around the Town WBBM-News, Todd Hunter chestra: WDRC WIP On Parade WCAU WHAS Green, comedian; Meredith WGN-News; Sports WGY-News; Xavier Cugat's Orch. WBNX-Midnight Classics WOKO WBT WPG WMCA-Zeke Manner's Gang Willson's Orch.: WTIC KYW WMCA-Mid-Week Forum WHN Calling All Parties WBZ-Slumber Hour WJZ-NBC: Henry Busse's Orch.- WTAM WJAR WQXR-Classical WHOM -Spanish-American Hour WGN-Ted Weems' Orch. WGY WLW Selections 10:30 WICC WEAN WBZ WABY WSM (sw-9.53) (also see 10:00 EDT 9:00 EST EDT 9:30 EST WIP-Harold Knight's Orch. WHOM -Opera Hour KDKA (sw-15.21) 11:15 p.m.) * WABC-CBS: "YOUR TRUE * WABC-CBS: March of Time WMCA-QElder Horn's Revival WIP-Milton Kellem's Orch. CBS -Roger Pryor's Orch.: WBBM * WABC-CBS: Major Bowes' Adventures," Floyd Gibbons News Dramatizations (Time, Meeting WLW-Dance Orch. WOR-MBS: Eddie Elkins' Orch.: Amateur Hour (Chrysler): (Colgate): WHAS WBBM Inc.): WHAS WBBM WDRC WOR-Weather Report; News WMCA-Mitchell Ayre's Orch. WGN WPRO WDRC WCAU WOKO WBT WDRC WOKO WCAU WOKO WCAU WPRO (sw- 11:15 EDT 1.0:15 EST WSM-To be announced News: WSM WHAM 11:45 WBBM WHAS WBT WPG WPRO (sw-11.83-6.06) 6.06-11.83 ) WEAF-NBC: Lou Breesé s Orch.: EDT 10:45 EST WEVD-Midnight Jamboree (sw-11.83-6.06) * WEAF-NBC: Kraft Music Hall, * WOR-MBS: Curtain Time: WGY WTAM WTIC WJAR NBC -Eddie Varzos' Orch.: WBZ WHN-Ambassador of Rhythm WJZ-NBC: Green Brothers' Or- Starring Bob Burns, comedian; WTHT WGN WBRY (sw-9.53 ) WBBM-Manhattan Mother WIP-Benny's Troubadours chestra: KDKA WABY WICC Johnny Trotter's Orch. & Variety Prgm.: WBT WPG WJZ-NBC: King's Jesters: KDKA 12:00 EDT 11:00 EST WLW-Paul Sullivan, news WBZ WEAN (sw-11.87) Guests: WTAM WSM KYW WBNX-La Rinascente WABY WHAM ,(sw-6.14) WEAF-NBC: Jerry Blaine's Or- WMCA-Larry Lee's Orch. MBS-Joe Sanders' Orch.: WGN WLW WTIC WGY WJAR WEVD-Studio Music CBS -Frank Dailey's Orch.: WPG chestra: WTIC WJAR KYW WTAM-Blue Barron's Orch. WTHT WBRY (sw-9.53) WHOM -Greek Program WOKO WPRO WDRC WCAU WGY (sw-9.53) End of Thursday Programs

Friday September 17 Friday

WIP-Lose. & Found; Eight Bells 9:30 EDT 8:311 EST WLW-Hymns of All Churches WNLC-You Answer It WHN-Flowery Fingertips MORNING & All's Well WABC-CBS: Jack Beech's Boys WMCA-Zeke Manners' Gang WOV-Singing Vagabond WIP-Artist's Recital WLW-Sing, Neighbor, Sing (Fels & Co.) : WCAU WPRO WNBC-City Parade WPRO-American Scene WLW-We Live Again WMCA-Fern Scull, organist WPG WOKO WDRC (sw-21.52) WNEW-Make Believe Ballroom WSAN-Dance Orch. WNEW-Courtney's Joymakers 8:00 EDT 7:00 EST WNLC-Merchant's Clipper NBC -Breakfast Club; News: WOR-Med. Information Bureau 11:00 EDT 10:00 EST WOV-Song Varieties; Comedians WEAF-NBC- Good Morning Mel WOR-Martha Manning WBZ WPG-Home Hour * WJZ-NBC: THE O'NEILLS, WPG-Holy Spirit Alumni Guild Y.N.-Variations: WEAN WBRY odies: WSAN WOV-Italian Morning Varieties WPRO-Harmony Lane sketch (Ivory Flakes): WBZ. WABC-CBS: Novelteers: (sw- WPG-Musical Clock WNLC WICC WINS WTNJ-Betty Trent 11:45 EDT 10:45 EST KDKA (sw-15.21) WJZ-NBC: Edward 21.52) WPRO-Home Folks Frolic News: WHN WELI 10:15 EDT 9:15 EST * WABC-CBS: Heinz Magazine McHugh, WJZ-NBC: Morning Devotions; WSAN-Bulletin Board KDKA-Linda's First Love WJZ-Oxydol's Own Ma Per- Gospel Singer (Ivory Soap) of the Air; Julia Sanderson & KDKA WBZ WAAT-Madison Prgm. . WLW (sw-15.21) Vocalists; Lowell Patton, or- WTNJ-Hungarian Music kins, sketch-: WBZ KDKA Frank Crumit, songs; B. A. WBNX-Minute Men of America The selections for today are ganist: WABY 8:45 EDT 7:45 EST WHAM (sw-15.21) Rolfe's Orch.; Romance of His Eye Is on the Sparrow, News: WTIC WICC WJAR %VOR WABC-CBS: Metropolitan Pa- WGY-Marc Williams, songs WEAF-NBC: John s Other Wife Carol Kennedy, sketch: WPG Jesus Is Alwrvs There, and WEAN WNLC WEVD WTNJ rade: (sw-21.51) WINS-Tiic Toc Tunes sketch (Louis Philippe) : WGY WPRO WOKO WDRC WCAU Jewels. WPRO WJZ-NBC: Showmen Quartet WIP-News; On the 9:35 WTIC WJAR KYW WOR-MBS: Get Thin to Mu.sic. WEAF-NBC: Hell Peggy, sketch Musical Clock: WINS WBRY KDKA-Band Parade WLW-Mail Bag WABC-CBS: Myrt and Marge, Exercises: WNLC (Drano): WGY WTIC WJAR WBZ WCAU-Topics in Season WMCA-Dr. Shirley W. Wynne sketch (Super Suds): WCAU WEAF-NBC: David Harum KYW KDKA-Bob White a u.. : ou; Neighbor WNBC-King Cole Shopper - WPRO WOKO WDRC (sw- sketch (Bab -0) WGY WTIC WABC-CBS: Aunt Jenny's Real WAAT-QMorning Meditations WMCA-Beauty Talk; Musicalities WNEW-Tex Walker, hillbilly 11.83) WJAR KYW Life Stories (Spry): WCAU WCAU-Morning Serenade WNEW-Morning Melodies tunes NBC -Vaughn de Leath, songs. NBC -Honeymooners: WSAN WOKO WDRC WPRO WDRC-Treasure House WOR-Gospel Singer WOR-Modern Rhythms WSAN C.S.-News: WNBC WELI WOR-MBS: Hecker's Informa- WELI-Today's Almanac WOV-Morning Serenade WOV Italian Variety Hour C.N.-John Metcalf's Choir Loft: WAAT-Request Club tion Bureau; Myra Kingsley; WGY-Morning Variety Hour WPRO-On/ the Mall; Band; News WTIC-Varieties WTHT WEAN WINS WNLC WBRY-News; Belle & Martha. Jean Paul King, commentator: WHOM-QReligious Prism WTNJ-/Council of Churches 9:45 EDT 8:45 EST WICC WBRY Fashions WABY WEAN WICC WTHT WIP-Eight Bells & All's Well 9:00 EDT 8:00 EST WEAF-NBC: Landt Trio: WSAN WAAT-Helen Hope WEAN -Musical Roundup WAAT-Roundup WLW-Cadle Choir * WJZ-NBC: Breakfast Club, WJAR WLW-Hope Alden's Romance WHOM -Italian Variety Prgm. WBNX-Studio Prgm. WMCA-Barnacle Bill, songs Vocalists; Don McNeill, m.c.; WABC-CBS: Bachelor's Children, WTNJ-Morning Variety WICC-Musicale WBRY-To be announced WNBC-Eight O'Clock Bus Orch.; News: WABY WELI-Farm Flashes sketch (Old Dutch Cleanser) : 10:30 EDT 9:30 WINS -Northland Lumberjacks WOV-Public Service Review W'IiA; Nlit iii eauru, era Fields EST WHN-My WCAU (sw-21.52) WABC-CBS: Winston & WIP-Clarence Fuhrman's Orch, Beautiful Lady WPG-Farmer in the Sutton. Dell & Hall; Orch.; News: WGY WJZ-NBC: Aunt Jemima (Quak- twin pianos: WCAU WOKO WLW-Linda's First Love WINS -Inquiring Microphone 8:15. EDT 7:15 EST WA BC CBS. Metropolitan l'a er Oats): WBZ KDKA (sw- WDRC WMCA-Alun Williams, songs %VIP -Make Believe Ballroom WPRO WEAF-NBC: Malcolm Claire: rade. WDRC WCAU 15.21) WEAF-NBC: Just Plain Bill, WNEW-Kitchen Kapers WNLC-Melody Lane WTIC WSAN WPG WOKO (sw-21.52) News: WTNJ WNEW WMCA sketch (Anacin): WGY WJAR WOV-Good Morning Review WMCA-News. Bob Carter WJZ-NBC: Island Serenaders: C.S.Marion Reynolds. organist: WAAT-IDA Prgm. WTIC KYW EDT 10:15 WOV-Concert Miniatures WNBC WELI 11:'5 EST %VPG-Italian WLW WABY WBNX-Italian Feature WJZ-NBC: Pepper Young's Fam WEAF-NBC: Backstage Wife, Program Y.N.-Chandler Chats: WEAN News: WSAN WLW WDRC-Gail WSAN-WPA Prgm. Roberts, songs; Star ily, sketch (Camay): KDKA sketch (Dr. Lyons) : WGY WICC Musical lh,., dup WEAN WICC Gazing in Hollywood W1CC WBZ (sw-15.21) WTIC WJAR KDKA-Shopping Circle KYW QMornittg Devotions WJAR WELI FridayRevue. C.N.-Marriage Clinic: WBRY WJZ_-NBC: Road of Life (Chip WPRO WBNX Just About Tune WNBC WELI WGY-Musical Prgm.. News WEAN WTHT WNf r : l'<'Hti so) WLW WBZ KDKA (sw AFTERNOON KDKA-News; Green River Char- t' -News: Mtsiral Revue WHN-Gray Brothers' Orch. WAAT-Frank Albanese, organist 15.21) WBZ.-As You Like It; News lie WICC-Hymns of All Churches WBNX-German Housewite Hour C.N.-Highlights & Half Tones: WAAT-Musical Clock WHN Lrw White. organist WINS -New York Hour WHN-Allen's Homemakers WNLC WTHT WBRY 12:00 EDT 11:00 EST WHOM -German Prgm WCAU-Melody Parade WLW Chandler Chats WINS-News C. S. -Morning Musicale: WELI WOR-MBS: Special WINSPop Concert * Parents' Magazine WDP,C-Shoppers WNBC-Revue WIP-Ask Me Another WNBC ' WIP-Melody Ride; Eight Bells of the Air WEVD-Italian Music & WOR-Organ Recital WLW Virginians WBNX-German Airs WEAF-NBC: Girl Alone, WIP-News All's Well sketch WPG-Easy to Remember WMCA-Don Kerr, says WEAN -News; Shopping News; (Kellogg): WLW KYW WMCA-QMorning Meditations WJAR-Grace Hall. shopping news WPRO-Fashions by Suzanne WOR-Allie Lowe Miles Club Book Flashes the WOR-Ed Fitzgccald WABC-CBS: The Rhythmaires: WNEW-Strike Up Band WTIC-Organ Prgm. WOV-James Capozucchi, news WICC-['\Christian Science WCAU (sw-9.59) WNLC-Salute to Sleepyheads WMCA-Reveries; Cold Facts WPRO-News; June Rusillo, pi- WINS -Tune Titles on Parade WTIC-Morning Minstrels 10:00 EDT 9:00 EST WJZ-NBC: At Home in the WOR-Beauty; Melodies WABC-CBS: PRETTY KITTY anist WIP-Women in the News WTNJ-Enchanting Montents * World; Dr. Leslie Bates Moss, WOV-Consumer's Guide Kelly, sketch (Wonder Bread): 10:45 EDT 9:45 EST WMCA-Anice Ives' Woman's Hr. speaker: WEAN WTNJ-Organ Music 9:15 EDT 8:15 EST WDRC (sw-21.52) * WEAF-NBC: TODAY'S CHIL- WOR-Romance of Hope Alden NBC -Alice Cornett, songs: WJAR 8:30 EDT 7:30 EST NBC -Streamliners. 5YW WSAN WJZ-NBC: Story of Mary dren, sketch (Pillsbury): WGY WOV-Angelo Gloria. sketch WTIC WABC-CBS: Song Stylists: (sw WABC-CBS Richert Maxwell; Marlin, sketch (Ivory Snow): tVJAR WTIC KYW WSAN-Concert Gems NBC -Happy Jack, songs: (sw- 21.52) News: Wt'110 WDRC WCAU WBZ KDKA (sw-15.11) WABC-CBS: Ruth & Bill, songs: 11:30 EDT 10:30 EST 15.33) WEAF-NBC: Home Songs; Alden WPG W'UKO (sw-215:) WEAF-NBC: Mrs. Wiggs of Cab- WCAU WOKO WDRC * WJZ-NBC: Vic & Sade, sketch C. N. -Agricultural Series: WICC Edkins & Gertrude Foster, vo- Y.N.-Gretchen McMullen's Kitch bage Patch. sketch (Old Eng NBC -Viennese Ensemble: WABY (Crisco): KDKA WBZ WICC WBRY calists; John Winters, organ- en: WTIC WEAN WICC WNLC lish Wax): WGY WTIC WJAR WBZ WLW WEAN (sw-15.21) ICBS-Victor H. Lindlahr: WMCA ist: WJAR KYW WAAT-Recorded for You KYW WJZ-NBC: Kitchen Cavalcade WABC-CBS: Big Sister, sketch News: KDKA WNBC WJZ-NBC: Wm. Meeder. WHNX This Rhythmic Age organ- NBC -Breen & de Rose: WSAN (C. F. Mueller Co.) : KDKA (Rinso) : WPRO WOKO WAAT-Michaels' Little Theater ist: KDKA (sw-21.54) WGY MarketBasket C.N.-Melody Sweethearts: WICC (sw-15.21) WDRC WCAU WBNX-Mendelsohn's Organology C.N.-Francis J. Cronin, organist: WIP-Domestic Help Service WINS WTHT WNLC C.N.-Earle Lawrence Serenade. WOR-MBS: Martha & Hal, WBZ-News; Little Show; Stock WEAN WTHT WICC WBRY WJAR-Housewives Exchange WAAT-Tunes at Ten WBRY WEAN WTHT WICC songs: WTHT WBRY WNLC Quotations C.S.-Treasure Chest WELI WLW-QSunday School Lesson WBNX-La Rivista Italiana KDKA-Linda's First Love WEAF-NBC: How to Be Charm- WDRC-Ad-Liner WNBC WMCA-Happiness Circle WBRY-News WAAT-Musical Portfolio ing, sketch (Phillips) : WGY WELI-Nonday Serenade WCAU-Larry Vincent. songs WNBC-News WCAU-Morning Melodies WICC-Musical Roundup WTIC WJAR KYW WGY-Dance Hour; News WEVD-Neapolitan Melodies WNEW-Old Family Almanac WELI-Doing the Town WINS -Question Box NBC -Herman & Banta: WSAN WHN-Amer. Museum of Natural WGY-Time Keeper WOR-Modern Living, Ur. Parrish WHN-What to Eat & Why WIP-Alun Williams, songs WAAT-Madison Prgm. History WHN-Harry Glick, exercises WOV-Dancing Discs W'IIOM-Jewish Hour WMCA-Melodies; Beauty Talk; WBNX-Gypsy Fortunes WHOM -Morning Musicale WTN.1-Tune of the Day WIP-Homemakers' Club Today's Doings WELI-James Mingrone, pianist (Continued on Next Page) 3 Radio Guide Week Ending September 18, 1937 39 12:45 EDT 11:45 EST 3:30 EDT 2:30 EST WABC-CBS: Three Treys: WDRC * WOR-MBS: We Are Four Guests and Special Events * WEAF-NBC: V:: & Sade, WCAU WOKO (sw-9.59-15.27) Friday (Libby, McNeill & Libby) sketch (Crisco) : WTIC WGY WJZ-NBC: Escorts & Betty: WABC-CBS: Our Gal, Sunday, WLW WJAR KYW (sw-15.33) WEAN WICC sketch (Old English Floor AFTERNOON WABC-CBS: Three Console: KDKA-Kiddies' Klub September 17 Wax) WPRO WOKO WDRC WDRC WOKO (sw-15.27) WAAT-Home Town Frolic WCAU (sw-9.59) 2:00 EDT (1:00 EST) SENATOR ARTHUR H. Afternoon Melodies: KDKA WBNX-Charlotte Meaney, reader WEAF-NBC: Market & Weather VANDENBERG, Constitution Day address, WINS Ut BRY-Vacation Days Reports NBC and MBS. WAAT-Echoes of Poland WBZ-Doris Tirrell, organist NBC -Joe White. tnr.: WLW WBNX-Concert Master WHN-.,Temple Emanuel Singing Sam: WJAR WTIC NIGHT WEWD-Sketch & Music WINS -Rendezvous for Two WSAN W NEW -Merle Pitt Presents WIP-Folk Song Lady News: WAAT WELI 9:30 EDT (8:30 EST) GOOD NEIGHBOR \VOV-Drama & Musicale WLW-Coulle Next Door WBNX-Polish Orch. LEAGUE DINNER, NBC. WPG Tea Time Topics WNEW-Man on the Street WHNFreshman Follies WPRO-Melodies, Old & New WOR-Ray Keating s Oreh. WINS -Noon Day Frolic 10:30 EDT (9:30 EST) PRESIDENT ROOSE- WQXR-Favorite Refrains WOV-Dancing Moods WIP-Allison & Starr VELT, Constitution Day address, NBC, CBS 3:45 EDT 2:45 EST WPG-Variety Prgm. WMCA-Joe Tobin Says and MBS. * WEAF-NBC: THE G'NEILLS, WPRO-Advs. of Jungle Jim WNBC-Lost & Found Column sketch (Ivory Flakes): WGY WSAN-Jerry Duckett WNEW-Luncheon Music 11:30 EDT (10:30 EST) WILLIAM GREEN, labor WTIC WLW WJAR KYW (sw WTNJ-Musicale talk, CBS. 15.33) 5:30 EDT 4:39 EST 1:00 EDT 12:00 EST WOR-MBS: Radio Garden Club REED KENNEDY * WABC-CBS: Betty & Bob, WEVD JewishMusic WJZ-NBC: Choir Symphonette: "The Songshop" baritone sketch (Gold Medal): WPRO WHOM -Welfare Council WABY KDKA WBZ WLW Fri. 10 pm EDT (9 EST) WCAU WOKO WDR( (sw WINS -David Lowe. reporter (sw-15.21) WABC-(BS Arnold Grimm's C.S.-Conn. League of Nations: WEAF-NBC: Don Winslow of -9.59) WNBC-Cleo Brown, sones the WJZ-NBC: Love & Learn, Daughter, sketch (Gold Med- WELL WNBC Navy, sketch: WT1C WJAR Y.N.-Advice to 4:00 EDT 3:00 EST- sketch: WABY al) : WPRO WCAU WOKO the Lovelorn: WSAN KYW (sw-15.33) WEAN WJZ-NBC: Club Matinee: WJZ NBC -Alexander Bros., pianists: WDRC t sw 9.59) WABC-CBS: Ray Heatherton, News: WDRC WSAN KDKA WBZ (sw-15.21) (12:00 noon Continued) WSAN KYW (sw-15.33) WEAF-NBC: Words & Music; WPRO bar.: WPRO WOKO WCAU WEAF-NBC: Borden's Special Ruth Lyon, sop.; Edward WAAT-Impressions or, Wax WEAF-NBC Lorenzo Jones, WPG (sw-15.27-9.59) WOV-Neapolitan Songs Edition, sketch Davies, bar.; Larry Larsen, or- WBIL-Radio Pals sketch (Phillips) : WTIC Giglio Players: WEVD WNBC WPG-News; Musical Interlude WOR-MBS: Microphone in the eani;t: WJAR (sw-15.33) WBNX-Day Nursery Prgm. WJAR KYW WGY (sw-15.33) WELL Byron, whistler, WPRO-Man on the Street Sky Y.N.-Marjorie Mills: WTIC WICC WCAU-Afternoon Melodies WABC-CBS: Bob WAAT-Five-Thirty Club WSAN-Dance Orch. News: WEAN WICC WJAR WEAN WHN HenryKing's Orch. piano & patter: WDRC WOKO WBNX-Organ Reveries ICBS-Voice of Experience: WIP WICC-News & Roundup (sw-15.27) 12:15 EDT 11:15 EST WNLC WBRY-Piano Melodies; Ranch KDKA-Mid-Day Sonesters WMCA WIP-Annina Tannin, songs WAAT-Gypsy Fortunes Boys WABC-CBS: YOUR NEWS * WAAT-There Was A Time WAAT-Michaels' Music WINS -Four Men in a Grove WBNX-Rialto Kiddies WDRC-To be announced C. Hill, com- Parade; Edwin WBR1 -News; Marke,, Music WBNX-Max Kletter, Jewish WMCA-Street Forum WEVD-Kalwaryjskié s Oreh. WEAN -Hunter James Choir mentator (Lucky Strike Cigar. WBZ-Harvey & Dell Gypsy WNLC-Robinson Family WHOM -Maso dell' Aria WGY-Chandu the Magician ettes): WCAU WPRO WOKO . WINS -Blue Skies WELI-Man in the Street W). itanceland 2:30 EDT 1:30 EST WINS -Dinner Concert WPG WDRC (sw-9.59) cowboy songs WGY-Bettv & Bob WLW-Helen Nugent. contr. WIP-The Merrymakers Marine Band; WGY-Hi Boys, * WJZ-NBC: WHN-Singin' Sam WHN -News WJZ-NBC: Codolban's Orch.: WNBC-Band Wagon Revue WMCA-Joe Tobin Says : WEAN WICC WEAN WABY (sw- (News, WJZ only) WHOM -German Prgm. WINS -Song Contest WNEW-Kay Reed WNEW-Tango Time The Goldbergs, 15.33) * WEAF-NBC: WIP-Earl Moyer's Orch. W NBC -Matinee WOR -News WOR-Rangers (Oxydol): WGY WJAR WABCCBS. Montana Slim. sketch WLW-The Frim Sisters WNEW-Walkathon Dance Music WOV-Armando Rossi, news WOV-Sketch & Orchestra WLW WTIC KYW (sw-1533) WOR-Pepper Young's Family cowboy songs: WPRO WPG-News; Surprise Limited WQXR-Bourdon Recital: WMCA-Mirror Reflections; Nick Orch. WOR-MBS: Organ Kenny WOW -Theater of the Air C.S.-Hal Robie. songs: WELI WPRO-Italian Radio Review WTNJ-Sports News WEAN WNBC WNBC-Salon Gems 12:45 EST WQXR-Classical Selections News: WBRY WINS 1:45 EDT Home Fotum: WBZ KDKA 5:45 EDT 4:45 EST WNEW-Arizona Red, songs WABC-CBS: Hollywood in Per- KOKA -Sunshine Special Variety Time: WHN WLW 4:15 EDT 3:15 EST WOV-Dr. G. Andronaco, talk son (Gold Medal): WPRO WEAF-NBC: Jackie Heller, tnr.: WAAT-Board of Health WBNX-Livia Chill, sop. Among Our Souven- WTIC-News & Weather WDRC WOKO WCAU (sw WABC-CBS: WJAR WTIC KYW WBNX-Men Behind the Classics WCAU-Happy Valley Boys (sw-15.27) 9.591 irs: WDRC WOKO WABC-CBS: Funny Things, Chil- WELI-Connecticut Re -Echoes 1:15 EDT 12:15 EST WDRC-Ad-Liner WEAF-NBC: The Guiding Light, dren's Prgm.; Nora Stirling: WHN-Songs from Pictures WJZ-NBC: Nellie Revell, phil- WAAT-Front Page Drama WGY Bradley Kincaid. sones WGY * WBNX-Yiddishe Nigmum sketch (White Naptha): WCAU WOKO (sw-15.27-9.59) WICC-Street Scene osophy: KDKA WABY (sw WINS -Doug Allen, Interviews WTIC KYW WJAR (sw-15.33) WGY-Household Chats WJZ-NBC: Herman Middleman's WNBC-Bell's Riddle Rhythms 15.21) WIP-Pioneer Clipper Norman Broken - WHN-Robert Orch. * WOR-MBS: Orch.: KDKA WBZ WABY WNLC-News; Signs of the Times *MBS-Tom, Dick & Harry (Fels Saunders' WMCA-Grand Stand & Band Varieties; WIP-Movie shire's Afternoon (sw-15.21) WOV-11 Marito Geloso Naptha): WLW Chatter Stand WMCA-Buchwald, Playgoers Vocalists; Orch. News: WIP WBRY WPG WEAN WSAN-Organ Melodies WABC-CBS: Betty Crocker, WNEW-Mystery- Singer WAAT-Off the Record WNBC WNEW-News; LISTENER'S WDRC cooking talk (Gold Medal) : * WNLC-On the Mall WHOM -Italian Variety SCRAPBOOK WBNX-Eventide Echoes 12:30 EDT 11:30 EST WDRC WCAU WPRO WOKO WSAN-Kitchen Klub WINS -String Ensemble WBT-Variety WOR Judy & Jane Prgm. NBC -Marine Band: WBZ (sw-9.59) of 1:00 EST WOV-King Hearts WBZ-Four of Us WABC-CBS: Romance of Helen NBC -Dan Harding's Wife, sketch: 2:00 EDT 2:45 EDT 1:45 EST WEAF-NBC: Constitution Day WELI-Pasquale Corolla Trent, sketch (Edna Wallace WJAR WSAN (sw-15.33) * Ted Malone's Be- 4:30 EDT 3:30 EST Arthur H. Van- * WABC-CBS: WEVD-Laura Boccia & Nino Hopper): WPRO WOKO S. -Organ Echoes; Don Ra- Address, Sen. WEAF-NBC: Story of Mary Mar- C. denberg: WTIC WGY KYW tween the Bookends: WPRO Rolli, songs WDRC WCAU (sw-9.59) phael: WELI WNBC WOKO WDRC lin, sketch (Ivory Soap): WGY-Concert Hall WEAF-NBC: Cadets Quartet: WJAR (sw-15.33) WTIC WJAR KYW WGY (sw- WAAT-Musical Portfolio WEAF-NBC : Girl Interne, Joyce WICC-News; Musical Roundup KYW WBRY-Piano Moods * WOR-MBS: Sen. Arthur H. 15.33) Vandenberg Jordon WINS -Racing Results; News C.N.-Italian Prgm.: WICC WEAN WBZ-Pie Plant Pete NBC -Walter Logan's Musicale: WABC CBS. Bon Voyage WLW-Toy Band C.S.-Polish Variety Prgm.: WNBC WEAN -Talking on the Sidewalk WABC-CBS: News Through a WDRC WOKO (sw-15.27) Woman's Eyes, Kathryn Cra- WTIC WJAR WMCA-Jack Ward, organist WELI WGY-Betty Crocker WOR-MBS: Advice to the Love- WBNX-Polish Bells WNEW-News. Richard Brooks Dance: WNLC WSAN vens (Pontiac) WPRO WOKO Luncheon WHN-Le Roy, pianist lorn (Hecker Products) WELI Musical Moments W'OR-Junior G -Men News: WIP WOR WCAU WDRC (sw-9.59) WICC-Betty & Bob, sketch I WEVD-Italian Variety Prgm. WPRO-Musical C.S.-Mary Laurie. contr. WNBC C.S News WNBI WEI Hotel KDKA-Don Alfred's Orch. WIP-Renaldo's Troubadours WBIL-Welfare in the News WINS -Uncle Gibb & Gus WSAN Safety Prgm. WAAT-Broadwayites WMCA-Music Room WELI WLW-To be announced Y.N.-Voice of Experience: WICC WBNX-Jewish Melodies WTNJ-Hillbilly Varieties WBNX-.,Christian Science WNEW-Yes or No Contest WGY-Master Singers; Markets WNEW-,Jungle Jim, Drama WBRY-Musical Journey WNLC-Afternoon Varieties WEAN WNLC WOV-James Carroll, tnr.; Organ WAAT-On the Mall WHN-String Ensembl- WDRC-Ad-Liner WOR-Health Talk; Melody Mo- WINS-Music WPRO-Feature Race, Narragan- WGY-Farm Prgm. WBIL-Rhythm Rendezvous Park NIGHT ments WBNX-Joe and Paul WLW-Betty & Bob sett WHN Cotton Pickers Time WOV-Musicale WBRY-To be announced WNLC-Monitor News WINS-Walkathon WTIC-Joyce Jordan, girl interne 4:45 EDT 3:45 EST Chats WHN-Dramatic Play 6:00 EDT 5:00 EST WJAR-Housekeeper's WEAF-NBC: The Road of Life. WABC-CBS: Margaret Daum, & 1:30 EDT 12:30 EST WCCO-Magic Dial 3:00 EDT 2:00 EST * WLW-News; River, Weather KYW WJZ-NBC: Nat'l Farm & WINS -Romantic Bachelor WABC-CBS: Concert Hall: sketch (Chipso): WGY sop.; Concert Orch.: WHAS Markets * * WJAR K. Haeseler Howe Hour: KDKA WBZ WIP-Mario Morelli's Orch. WPRO WDRC (sw-15.27) WTIC (sw-15.33) WOKO WBT WMCA-Home Talk; WELI Margaret WNEW-Richard Brooks. news WABY WSAN WLW (sw. WMCA-Hal Grayson's Orch. WJZ-NBC: Radio Guild, .Rev. Ross WJZ-NBC: (News, WJZ only) * WEVD-Campobasso Harry Kogen's Orch.; WNLC-Melody Weavers; Orch. 15.21) WQXR Luncheon Dance Music drama: WBZ WABY WSAN Co. Soloist WNEW-Virian songs WABY WHAM WOV-Dramatic Club Today', Conservation Day pro- 2:15 EDT 1:15 EST WEAF-NBC. Pepper Young's Smith, gram will include a special WINS Walkathon WEAF-NBC: Education in the WPG-Mid-day Melody Parade WABC-CBS Jack & Loretta. Family, sketch (Camay) : WGY report on the results of three Talk & Music News: WSM (sw--9.53) WTIC-Organ Melodies with Wal- years' work on the Great songs & patter (Kirkman's WT1C WI.W WJAR KYW (sw WOR-Gardner, \VOV-Meditations. Frank Poli ICBS-Today's Winners: WMCA Plains sbelterbelt project. Soap) : WOKO ter Dawley 15.331 WIP Sox Cleve- meni C.N.-Baseball; Red vs. News: WTIC WJAR KDKA WICC land: WBRY WTHT 5:00 EDT 4:00 EST WEAN WICC WNLC WEAN WNLC WABC-CBS: Marion Carley, pian- WBBM-Howard Neumiller, piano MR. FAIRFAX KNOWS ALL C.S.-At the Symphony: WELI i WDRC WCAU WOKO WBIL-Dinner Hour Musicale WNBC WPRO WPG (sw-15.27-9.59) WBRY-Waste of Holly- Baseball Gante: WCAU WIP Time; rep ies to questions unless accom- ETHEL SHUTTA was last heard of making WE:1F-NBC: Arthur Lang, bar.: wood Reporter No personal KDKA-Music by Cugat stamped envelope. theatrical appearances. I do not know whether WTIC WJAR KYW WBZ-News; Little panied by self-addressed, WBNX-Elsie Maria Troja Pre- Show: Sports she will be heard with George Olsen's orchestra WJZ-NBC: Lucille & Lanny, WCAU-Ben Alley, tar. & organ AUDITION apply to a near -by station, this winter. -M. E. S.. Hollidaysburg, Pa. sents songs: WICC KDKA WEAN WDRC-Dinner Dance For an WEVD-String Ensemble Music outlining your talent, and 1 am reasonably sure WABY (sw-15.21) WGN-Swing It they will give your request the proper consider The cast of "GIRL ALONE" is as follows: WHN-To be announced WAAT-Uncle Jonathan WGY-News; Melody Time ation. There is not any hard and fast rule for Betty Winkler is Patricia Rogers; Pat Murphy, WHCM-Irish Frolics WBNX-Hymn Bcok WHN-Inquiring Reporter obtaining an audition. The book, "Listen In, An Scoop Curtis; Willard Waterman, Leo Warner; WINS -Musical Moments WELI Paramount Prgm. WINS -Baseball Gante American Manual of Radio," by Maurice Lowell. Bob Guilbert, John Knight; Raymond Johnson, WNBC-At the Symphony WEVD-Minciotti & Co. drama WLW-Sunbrite Melodies WNEW-People's Choice was written for those ambitious to enter radio Ty Deyoe; Joan Winters, Mrs. Alice Ames War- WGY-Stock & Produce Markets IVN BC-Spot hell t Revue R may be able to give you some of the help you ner; Huryer Dewitt. Jackie Warner; Edith WOR-Martha Deane WHN-Anthony Wald's Orch WNEW-Make Believe Ballroom I'; need. -Miss C. W.. Yonkers, N. Y. Adams, Mrs. Bates; Ruth Bailey, Virginia Har- O\' -Musical Novelties WHOM -Polish -American Prgm. WOR-Uncle Don desty; Judith Lowry, Mrs. Warner, Sr.; Sidney WPG-Jewish Prgm. WINS-Drama WPRO-News; Musical Hotel BENNY GOODMAN was born in Chicago, Ill. Breese, Fred Stiller. -W. K., New York City. WQXR-The Dreamers WLW-Houseboat Hannah WQXR-Salon Musicale; News on May 30, 1909. He is six feet tall, weighs 170 WNEW Sports Roundup WTAM-Fact & Fancies 3:15 EDT 2:15 EST pounds, has brown hair and eyes, is not, to my Electrical transcriptions of the "JUDY AND WNLC-Casino by the Thames WTNJ-People's Choice Prgm knowledge, married. His favorite pastime is play JANE" sketch are being aired by several stations CBS -Concert Hall: WOKO WOR-Women Make the News ing chamber music. For further information at present. We have heard nothing of its return WEAF-NBC: Oxydol's Own Ma WOl' Journal of the Air 6:15 EDT 5:15 EST write to him in care of the Columbia Broadcasting to the networks. NICK DAWSON is five feet ten Perkins, sketch: WTIC WJAR WQXR-Young People's Concert WEAF-NBC: Barry McKinley, System, 485 Madison Ave.. New York City. - inches in height, weighs 170 pounds, has hazel WGY WLW KYW (sw-15.33) WSAN-Dance Orch. bar.: WSM WLW (sw-9.53) E. V., Harrisburg, Pa. eyes, sleek black hair and mustache, and is mar- KDKA-League of Amer. Pen WTNJ-News CBS: Margaret Daum, sop.; Con- ried to a non-professional. His real name is Women cert Orch.: WDRC WPRO The principal actors in the MARCH OF TIME George Coleman Dawson. He lived a very adven- WAAT-Farr Brothers 5:15 EDT 4:15 EST Y.N.-Baseball & Racing Results: are Bill Geer, editor; Homer Ficket, William turesome youth, fought -in France during the WBNX-The Plays the Thing WEAF-NBC: While the City WEAN WICC WTIC Speer. Howard Barlow's orchestra supplies the World War, and entered advertising and radio WEVD-Yeshiva Student Sleeps (Dari -Rich) : WTIC KDKA-Dinner Music music. -B. F., Jersey City. N. J. work when the War ended. -M. G., Ennis. Texas. WINS -News; Martin Weldon WJAR WGY (sw-15.33) WBBM-Every Woman 40 Radio Guide Week Ending September 18, 1937 3 WABC-CBS- Poetic Melodies WBRY-Singing Bill WBNX-German Radio Hour * WABC-CBS: Song Shop (Coca Frequencies (Wrigley Gum) Franklyn Mac WBZ-Musical Moments WGY-Farm Forum Cola); Kitty Carlisle; Frank RIMA -980 WHOM -1450 Cormack. poetry; Jack Fulton. WGN-Four Californians WICC-Lucy Yeaton, songs Crumit, m.c.; Reed Kennedy; Friday RYW-1020 WICC-600 WAAT-940 WINS -1180 tor.; Carlton Kelsey's Orch.: WGY-To be announced WINS-Globe Trotter Alice Cornett; Song Shop WABC-860 WIP-610 WOKO WDRC WCAU WBT WHAM -News; Music WMCA-Nat Brusiloff's Orch. Quartet; Orch., Dir. Gus Haen- WABY-1371.9 WJAR-890 WPRO (sw-11.83.9.591 (also WHN-Emil Coleman's Orch WNEW-Dance Time schen: WPG WOKO WDRC September 17 WJZ-760 see 11 WHOM WOR-Dale Carnegie, talk WPRO WCAU WBBM WHAS WBIL-1100 WLW-700 p.m.) Gaudio Prgm WBNX-1350 WMCA-570 WJZ-NBC: Mary Small, songs: WICC-Schnitzebank's Bavarians WQXR-Classical Selections WBT (sw-6.06-11.83) WBRY-1530 WNBC-1380 WBZ WEAN WABY WIP-To the Ladies WSM-Variety Prgm. * WOR-MBS: 'Talk By Alfred E. WBT-1080 WNEW-1250 MBS-Rube Appleberry, sketch: WLW-Bob Newhall, sports Smith: WGN WBRY WTHT WBZ-990 WNLC-1500 WGN 8:45 EDT 7:45 EST WBNX-La WCA17-1170 W ORO -1430 WMCA News Rivista della Sera WCBA-1440 WOR-710 String Ensemble: WLW WHN WNEW-Walkathon Dance Music WOR-MBS: Let's Play Games: WEVD-Peoples Medical League WDRC-1330 Wov-1130 KDKA-To be announced WSM-Shelton Brothers WICC WTHT WEAN WHOM -Irish Music WEAF-680 WPG-1100 WBBM-John Harrington, news WTIC-The White Eagle WEVD-Chats with Interesting WIP-Andy Otto; Arthur Ring- WEAN -780 WPRO-680 WBIL-Pino Bontempi, Ens. Women WELI-900 WQXR-1550 tnr; WTNJ-Ed Savidge, songs gold, songs WEVD-1300 WSAN-1440 WBRY-Baseball Scores; On the WINS -Dance Music WMCA-Zeke Manners' Gang WGN-720 WSM-650 Mall 8:00 EDT 7:00 EST WIP-Street Scenes WOR-Alferd E. Smith WGY-790 WTAM-1070 WHAM-Bidin' My Time WMCA-Your Invention WHAM -1150 WTHT-1200 * WEAF-NBC: Cities Service WQXR-Just Music WHAS-820 WTIC-1040 WICC-Musical Roundup Concert; Lucille 'Manners, sop.; WNEW-News . WHBI-1250 WTNJ-1280 WINS -Ghost Reporter Quartet; Rosario Bourdon's WSM-Francis Craig's Orch. 10:15 EDT 9:15 EST WHN-1010 WIP-MacGregor & Jack Orch.: WTAM WJAR WTIC WEVD-Organ Recital 9:00 8:00 EST WMCA-Roving Reporter; Beauty WGY KYW (sw 9.53) EDT WIP-On Parade WJZ-NBC-Robert L. (Believe - ELIZABETH RELLER Talk The orchestra numbers will be * WCAU-Sports; Song Favorites WOR-Stan Lomax, sports March (Bourdon); Slavonic It -or -Not) Ripley (Huskies); 10:30 EDT 9:30 EST Betty of "Betty and Bob" WGN-Harold Turner, pianist WQXR-Classical Selections Dance No. 8 (Dvorak); Air B. A. Rolfe's Orch.; Men * WEAF-NBC:JIMMIE FIDLER, Fri. 1 pm EDT (12 noon EST) WGY-Ford Rush & Silent Slim WSM-Rhythm Time on the G String (Bach); About Town, trio.: WBZ WSM Hollywood Gossip (Drene): Russian Sailors Dance KDKA WICC WHN-Musical Moments WTAM-Sports; Baseball Score! (Gliere); Excerpts from WEAN WHAM WTAM WGY WTIC WJAR WIP-Vincent Rizzo's Ensemble WTNJ-Hungarian Music "Pbedre Overture" (Massen- WLW (sw-11.87) (also see WLW KYW (sw-953) WJAR-Dancing Melodies et); Hopak (Moussorgsky); 12:30 a.m.) * WJZ-NBC: Constitution Day Y. N. -Dance Orch.: WBRY WMCA-Safeguarding Investments; 7:15 EDT 6:15 EST and Hit of the Day. The * WABC-CBS: Hollywood Hotel Revellers will offer Address by Pres. Franklin D. KDKA-Music Interlude Current (Campbell Soup) ; Jerry News * WEAF-NBC: UNCLE EZRA'S Popular and Drink to Me Roosevelt: WEAN KDKA WBZ WBT-Baseball Scores; News WNBC-All Request Prgm. Radio Station (Alka-Seltzer): Only With Thine Eyes. Lu- Cooper, m.c., dramatic mu- WICC WSM WHAM WABY WBZ-Sports, Bill Williams WNLC-Supper Dance WTIC WTAM WJAR WGY cille Manners will sing Ara- sical revue; Frances Lang- (sw-6.14) WGN-Ted Weems' Orch. WTAM-To be announced bian Nights (Maria Grever); ford; Anne Jamison; Raymond KYW (sw-9.53) (also see Rendezvous (W. Alletter); * WABC-CBS: Constitution Day WIP-Man About Town; Sports 11:15 Paige's Orch.: WBT WCAU 6:30 EDT 5:30 EST p.m. Marechiare (Tosti); and with Address by Pres. Franklin D. WLW-Madhatterfields, drama Fray & Braggiotti, Robert Simmons, With All W'01(0 WHAS WPRO WBBM WPG-Dance * WABC-CBS: NEWS; DAILY WJZ-NBC: Roosevelt: WPG WOKO WBT Orch. piano team: WBZ WHAM My Heart from "Great WDRC WPG (sw-6.06-11.83) WDRC WPRO WCAU WBBM WSM-Harold Johnson & Bobby Sports Resume (Chesterfield): Waltz" (Strauss). Robert WEAF-NBC: Abe Lyman's Waltz WABY Simmons will offer Thank WHAS (sw-6.06-11.83) Tucker WBBM WPRO WCAU WDRC with Time; Frank Munn, tnr.; Lois WBT WHAS (sw-11.83-9.59) WABC-CBS: Song Time God for a Garden (Del Rie- * MBS-Constitution Day Ad- WTAM-Musical Moments DeLys & Jack Shan- go). The Ensemble numbers Bennett, sop.; Manhattan WEAF-NBC: News; Today's Gogo dress by Pres. Franklin D. non: WPRO WDRC WCAU will be Bandana Land (Her- Chorus (Phillips) : WGY WJAR Roosevelt: WGN WMCA WOR 11:30 EDT 10:30 EST Sports, Ford Bond bert) and Moonlight Madonna WTAM WTIC WOKO (sw-11.83-9.59) (Fibisch). KYW (sw-953) WBRY WEAF-NBC: Dance Orch.: WGY NBC -News; Johnnie Johnston, ICBS-Five Star Final: WPRO MBS-Fred Waring's Orch.: WGN KYW WJAR WTAM WICC bar.: WABY * WABC-CBS: Hammerstein's WBNX-La Rinascente WIP WMCA WTHT WBRY WEVD-Chester M. Wright, talk WSM (sw-9.53) WJZ-NBC: News; Revelers Quar- Music Hall (Kolynos) ; Ted C.N.-Chemistry Talk: WTHT ICBS-Drama Recording: WIP WHOM -Greek Program WABC-CBS: Talk, William L. tet (Richardson & Robbins Hammerstein, m.c.; Sports: WBBM WBRY Jerry WMCA Green: WHAS WCAU WDRC Co.) Mann, comedian: WPRO WDRC WBNX-German Concert Music 10:45 EDT 9:45 WBT WOKO Y.N.-Race Rhythm in Song: WHN WLW EST WPRO (sw- Highlights: WICC WBBM WOKO WHAS WCAU * WBRB-MOVIE GOSSIP (1210 WEAF-NBC: People 11.83) WEAN News: WHAS WSM in the News; WBIL-Saints Speak (sw-6.06-11.83) kc) Dorothy Thompson, commenta- William L. Green, president of News: WBRY WTNJ WOR WJZ-NBC: Roy- WBT-Grady Cole, Philosopher Roy Campbell's WHN-Today I Am a Poet tor (Pall Mall): WLW WGY the American Federation of Sports: WMCA WAAT WJAR WBZ WHAM KDKA Labor, and an ardent foe of WEAN -Musical Roundup alists: WHOM-Capt. Garofalo, news WTAM WTIC WJAR KYW KDKA-Sports; Weather WABY WICC WEAN WSM Lewis and the C.I.O., has WGN-Jack & Paul WINS-Symphonetta WEVD-Labor Legislative Trends entitled his discussion for to- WBIL-Voice of Montecatini (sw-11.87) WNEW-Dance Parade WHAS-Musical Moments night "Objectives of the WBZ-News; WICC-Mystery Drama Musicale WINS -Dance Music WOR-MBS: Strickland Gillilan: WOR-Gabriel Heatter, commenta- WIP-News American Federation of La- WGN-Adventures Abroad WTHT WBRY tor bor." WOR-Musical Chefs WOR-MBS: Eddie Elkins' Orch.: WGY-News; On the Mall WBNX-Land, Sea & Air WQXR-Gilbert & Sullivan Oper- 11:00 EDT 10:00 EST WTHT * WHAM -RADIOGRAMS 7:30 EDT 6:30 EST WBT-Broadway Comedy Stars etta WHN-Emery Deutsch's WEVD-Mighty Melodies * NBC -AMOS 'N' ANDY, CBS -Chesterfield Program: KNX Orch. HORLICK'S LUM sketch (Pepsodent): WTAM WINS-Baseball Scores * WJZ-NBC: WGN-Jack Orch. 9:15 8:15 KSL (also at 8:30 p.m.) Smith's EDT EST WSM WLW KFI KOA (also WIP-Sports; News & Abner, sketch: WLW WBZ WHN-Movie Club NBC -Court of Human Relations: WHOM -Visions of Italy at 7 p.m.) WLW-The In -Laws (also see 11:15 p.m.) WHOM-Guilio Amauli KFI KOA (also at 9:30 p.m.) WOR-Victor Arden's Orch. WJZ-NBC: (News, WJZ only) WNBC-Melody * WOR-MBS: The Lone Rang- WINS KDKA-H. Middleman's Orch. Parade -Board of Aldermen Promenade Concert: WABY WNLC-Helene Neff, sop. er, sketch (Silvercup) WIP-String Ensemble 9:30 EDT 8:30 EST WBBM-News. Todd Hunter WABC-CBS: Jay Freeman's Or- WEAF-NBC: True Story Court WHAM WBNX-Midnight Classics WQXR-Sonia Esin, contr. WLW-Pleasant Valley * WABC-CBS: Tomorrow's News chestra: WHAS WOKO WBT of Human Relations, WBRY-Dance Orch. WSM-Financial News WMCA-Three Little Funsters drama: Tonight, Andre Baruch (Lib- WTAM-News; Trailer Tim WCAU WBBM (sw-11.83-9.59) WNEW-George Hall's Orch. WGY WTAM KYW WTIC WBZ-Slumber Hour WEAF-NBC: El Caballero songs erty) (WABC only); Benny WGN-Freddy Martin's Orch. WTIC-Wrightville Clarion WPG-Dance Time; Weekend Re- (sw-9.53) (also see 11:30 Meroff's Orch.: (sw-11.83) CBS -Neal O'Hara's Gazette: view p.m.) WHOM -The Opera Hour 6:45 EDT 5:45 EST WDRC WPRO WJZ-NBC: WEAF-NBC: Geo. R. Holmes, WIP-Milton Kellem's Orch. WQXR-Classical Selections Good Neighbor news: (sw-9.53) * WJZ-NBC: Lowell Thomas, Y.N.-Bill Cunningham. sporte: League: WEAN WICC KDKA WLW-Angelo, Italian tnr. CBS -Poetic Melodies news commentator (Sun Oil): WICC WEAN 8:15 EDT 7:15 EST WHAM -WSM WBZ WABY (Wrigley's WMCA-Willie Bryant's Orch. WLW KDKA WBZ WEAN Sports: WGN WHAM (sw-11.87) Gum) : WHAS WBBM KSL WPG-Dance Orch. WTAM WHAM (sw-15.21) KDKA-Musical Moments WJZ-NBC: Johnny O'Brien's Har- Secretary of Agriculture Henry (also at 7 p.m.) * WOR-MBS: Johnson Family, WBIL-Symphonic Moods monica Band: WABY WICC A. Wallace, speaking from News: WPG WJAR WICC WTIC 11:45 EDT 10:45 EST the Good Neighbor League WPRO WBRY WEAN WOR sketch WBNX-Spanish Hour WBZ WSM KDKA WICC NBC -Promenade Concert: WBZ WEAN (sw-11.87) dinner at the Waldorf-As- News; Sports: KDKA WDRC WABC-CBS: Frank Dailey's Or- WBRY-Hi Rock Mountaineers toria Hotel in New York WBBM-Manhattan Mother chestra: WDRC WPRO WBT WGY-Jim Healey, commentator WOR-MBS: Harold Stokes' Or- City, takes for his topic WBNX-Spanish Herald WIP-Benny's Troubadors WOKO WCAU (sw-9.59-11.83) WHN-Alias Jimmy Valentine chestra & Soloists (Sheaffer "The Constitution." WBT-Variety Prgm. WLW-Barney Rapp's Orch. WBZ-News; Radio NBC-Rhythmaires: WSM WTIC WHOM-Cassinelli Prgm. Pen Co.) : WGN WOR-MBS: Morton Gould's Or- Roundelay WPG-Flying High KYW WINS -On Parade CBS -Ann Leaf, organist: WBT chestra with Sylvia Froos, WCAU-Larry Vincent. songs; WEAF-NBC: Billy & Betty. WIP-For Men Only C. N. -Songs They Write: WBRY blues: WBRY WTHT Around the Town 12:00 EDT 11:00 EST sketch WJAR-Advs. of Sally & Ann WTHT WBNX-Czechoslovak Radio Club WGN-Joe Sanders' Orch. WEAF-NBC: Trump Davidson's C.N.-Racing Results: WTHT WMCA-Dorothy Rochelle, songs WHAM -Public Enemies WGN-Ted Weems' Orch. WGY-News; Easy to Remember Orch.: WJAR WTIC WGY Gus Haenschen's Orch.: WBRY WNEW-Rabbi Marius Ransome WHOM -Italian Prgm. WHN-Baseball Game WHN-Calling All Parties WTAM KYW (sw-9.53) WICC WJAR WSM-Concert Miniature; Sports WINS -Evening Frolic WIP-Musical Footnotes WHOM -Spanish-American Hour WABC-CBS: Herbie Kay's Orch.: Sports 'VGY WHN WTAM-Dinner Concert WLW-Frank Morgan & Guests WLW-To be announced WIP-Harold Knight's Orch. WDRC WCAU WOKO WHAS WAAT-This Rhythmic Age WTIC-Concert Program WMCA-The Editor Speaks WMCA-Professional Hour WMCA-Dream Boat WBBM WBT WPG WBBM-Herbert Foote, organist WTNJ-News WPG-Vic Arden's Orch. WJZ-NBC: Henry Busse's Orch.: WBIL-Dansant 9:45 EDT 8:45 EST 11:15 EDT 10:15 EST WEAN WICC WABY KDKA WGN-Four Californians 7:45 EDT 6:45 EST 8:30 EDT 7:30 EST WGN-News; Sports NBC-Horlick's Lum & Abner: WBZ (sw-6.14) WHAS-Melody Cruise * WABC-CBS: SOAKE CAR - WIP-Emergency Peace Campaign KGO (also at 7:30 p.m.) WOR-MBS: Bernie Cummins' CHESTERFIELD WINS-Forward America ter commentator (Philco) : * WABC-CBS: WEAF-NBC: King's Jesters: Orch.: WGN WIP-Uncle WIP WPRO WCAU WBBM WDRC Program; Hal Kemp's Orch.; 10:00 EDT 9:00 EST KYW WTIC WJAR WGY (sw- Don News: WSM WHAM WMCA-Today's Baseball WOKO WHAS WBT (sw-11.83- Alice Faye; Forbes, an- * WJZ-NBC: RALEIGH & KOOL 9.53) WEVD-Midnight Jamboree WNBC-Salon Orch. 9.59) (also see 11:15 p.m.) nouncer: WDRC WPG WBBM Show; Morton Bowe, tor.; WOR-MBS: Aloha Islanders WHN-Ambassador of Rhythm WNLC-Lamplighter WEAF-NBC: Bughouse Rhythm: WHAS WCAU WBT WPRO Edythe Wright & Jack Leon- CBS -Benny Meroff's Orch.: WIP-Dance Orch. WQXR-Modern Music WJAR WOKO (sw-6.06-11.83) (also ard, vocalists; Three Esquires; WDRC WCAU WOKO WBBM WLW-Paul Sullivan, news WTNJ-Behind the Scenes at Ho'. WJZ-NBC: Sisters of the Skillet. see 11:30 p.m.) Tommy Dorsey's Orch.; Paul WHAS WPRO WMCA-Larry Lee's Orch. lywood East & Dumke * MBS-Lone Ranger, sketch Stewart, anncr.: WBZ KDKA CBS-Boake Carter (Philco) : KSL NBC -Louise Florea, sop.: WABY (Silvercup Bread) r. WGN WHAM WICC WEAN WABY KNX (also at 7:45 p.m.) 12:30 EDT 11:30 EST 7:00 EDT 6:00 EST C.N.-Jackie Duggan, songs: WJZ-NBC: Death Valley Days (sw-6.14) NBC -Uncle Ezra's Radio Station NBC -Robert L. Ripley (Hus- (Borax): WLW WHAM WBZ WEAF-NBC: First : * WEAF-NBC: AMOS 'N' ANDY WEAN WTHT * Campana's (Alka Seltzer) KFI KOA (al- kies) : KGO KFI (also at 9 (Pepsodent): WTIC WJAR KDKA-Palm Garden Revue KDKA (sw-11.87) Nighter, drama: WLW WTIC so at 7:15 p.m.) p.m.) WGY KYW (sw-9.53) (also WBIL-Pino Bontempi; Tnr. & MBS-Happy Felton's Orch.: WTAM WJAR WGY WSM NBC -Promenade Concert: WEAN see 11 p.m.) Orch. WEAN WTHT WBRY KYW (sw-9.53) WICC End of Friday Programs CONTESTS ON THE AIR

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WNBC-Anton Zavez, accordianist * WNBC-HOLLYWOOD HIGH WOR-MBS: Leo Freudberg's WOR-Newark Museum Talk LIGHTS Orch. WTIC-,lake & Carl Guests and Special Events WNEW-Walkathon Dance Music KDKA-A Recreo WAAT-Echoes of Poland 10:00 EDT 9:00 EST W NLC-Texas Buckaroos AFTERNOON of the Air WBNX-Elsie Maria WEAF NBC: Charioteers: WTIC WOV-Theater Troja Pre- WTIC-WPA Dance Orch. sents KYW WSAN 3:30 EDT (2:30 EST) BARN DANCE DANISH 1:45 12:45 EST WELI-Waltz WABC-CBS: Stringers, instru- EDT Time FROM DENMARK, NBC. Presents: WPG WINS -Afternoon Melodies mental trio: WCAU WPRO CBS -Buffalo 4:15 EDT (3:15 EST) CHAMPION STAKES & a Boy: (sw-21.52) Y.N.-Three Girls WNBC-Adam Genet's Minstrels AND JEROME HANDICAP from Belmont WEAN WBRY WNLC WNEW-Swing Session WJZ-NBC: Breen & de Rose: WOV-Musicale & WABY WLW WBZ KDKA Race Track, MBS. WAAT-College Daze Drama WCAU-Happy Valley Boys WPG-Tea Time Topics (sw-15.21) NIGHT WOR-MBS: Singing Strings: WHN-News WQXR-Favorite Refrains WSAN-Jolly Jesters WINS WICC WEAN WTHT 6:45 EDT (5:45 EST) "FIGHTING CRIME," WNBC-Matinee Prgm. JOE KELLY WNEW-News; LISTENER'S "Barn Dance" ^,.t. Voice of Local 89: WELI Samuel Seabury, CBS. * 3:45 EDT 2:45 EST SCRAPBOOK WABC-CBS: Dictators: WOKO Sat. 9 pm EDT (8 EST) WEVD 8:45 EDT (7:45 EST) SARATOGA SPA MUSIC WAAT-Tunes at Ten 2:110 EDT 1:00 EST WDRC WPRO (sw-15.27) WBNX-La Rivista Italiana FESTIVAL, NBC. WOR-MBS: Mary Williams, sop. C. S. -Anne Danus, pianist: WELI WBRY-News & Orch.: WBRY WTHT WNBC WDRC-Ruth Br000ks, songs; WEAN WNLC WHOM -Front Page Drama MORNING Star Gazing in Hollywood WABC-CBS: Madison Ensemble: WINS -Peter Chambers, organist WGY-A,Mid-Morning Devotions 11:30 EDT 10:30 EST WBRY-Musical Journey WPRO WDRC WOKO 4:00 3:00 EST WEAF-NBC: Your Host Is EDT 8:00 EDT 7:00 EST WHN-What to Eat & Why * WABC-CBS: Columbia Concert WDRC-Ad-Liner WEAF-NBC: Weekend Revue: Buffalo; Edwin Glucksman's WEAF-NBC: Good Morning Melo- WHOM -Jewish Hour . Hall; Compinsky Trio: WPRO WGY-4-H Fellowship WJAR WGY KYW WTIC OWJARrch.; Vocalis(sw-15.t33)s: KYW WGY dies: WSAN WIP-Homemakers' Club WDRC WCAU WOKO WPG WHN-[',Christian, Science WLW (sw-15.33) WABC-CBS: Poetic Strings: (sw- WJAR-Children's Prgm. * WOR-MBS: Army Band: WINS-Walkathon WJZ-NBC: Club Matinee: KDKA 21.52) WMCA-Zeke Manners' Gang WBRY WTHT WNLC WJAR-Farm Chat WELI-Guy Masselo, songs WSAN WBZ (sw-15.21) WJZ-NBC: Island Serenaders: WNBC-Revue WEAF-NBC: Mystery Chef: WLW-Live Stocks & Markets WHN-Muriel Byrd, songs WOR-MBS: Texas Jim Lewis & WABY WNEW-Make Believe Ballroom WGY WTIC WJAR KYW WNEW-Richard Brooks, news WINS -Curtain Calls His Cowboys News: WEAN WICC WPRO WNLC-Music Box WJZ-NBC: Harold Nagel's Or- WOV-Dramatic Sketch WNBC-Social Security Talk WAAT WPA Prgm. WOV-Musical Novelties; WNLC WTIC WJAR WTNJ WPG-Home Hour chestra: KDKA WBZ WSAN 12:45 EDT 11:45 EST Soloists WBNX-Surma Ukrainian Hour WOR WTNJ-German Prgm. WABY WEAN WLW (sw- Ensemble: WJAR WPG-Dance Orch. WELL -Answer Me This NBC -Battle's WQXR-Luncheon Dance Music Musical Clock: WBZ WINS 10:15 9:15 EST 15.21) WSAN WEVD-Kalwaryjskie's Orch. EDT 2:15 EDT 1:15 EST WBRY WAAT-Thre Was A Time When NBC -George Hessberger's Orch.: WHOM -Mago dell'Aria WJZ-NBC: Raising Your Par- WABC-CBS: Ann Leaf, organist: 8:15 EDT 7:15 EST * WBNX-MOVIE GOSSIP WLW WINS -Tea Dance Time ents, juvenile forum conducted WDRC WOKO WPRO WPG WEAF-NBC: Malcolm Claire: WELl-Theater News WOR-MBS: Organ WNBC-Band Wagon Revue by Milton Cross: 1VLW WBZ Recital WCAU (sw-9.59) WJAR WTIC WSAN WHN-Home Health Briefs; Luncheon Music: WNBC WNEW WNEW-Kay Reed WABY WICC KDKA (sw- C.S.-Down East Boys: WELI WJZ-NBC: Leibert Ensemble Band News: WAAT WELI WCAU WOV-Arrnando Rossi, news 15.21) WNBC with Louise Florea, sop. & WIP-Ensemble WHN-Romantic Journey's WPG-News; Surprise Limited WABC-CBS: Richard Maxwell, WART -Impressions on Wax Showmen Quartet: WABY WMCA-Dot Kerr's Ballroom WINS -Noon Day Frolic WQXR-Classical Selections songs: WDRC WCAU WPRO WHN-Russ Morrow's Orch.' Y. N. -George & Juanita, songs: WNEW-Courtney's Joymakers W1P-Symphonic Miniatures WTNJ-AI Bará s Hawaiians (sw-21.52) WMCA-Matty Levine, pianist WEAN WICC WNLC WEAF-NBC: Good Morning; WOV-Song Varieties WMCA-Charles Fuhrman's Orch 4:15 EDT 3:15 EST 10:45 EST 2:30 EDT 1:30 EST ¿Morning Devotions WNBC Richardson Singers; Ethel 11:45 EDT 1:00 EDT 12:00 EST * WOR-MBS: Champion Stakes WPRO WEAF-NBC: Melody Men: WLW WEAF-NBC: Happy Jack, songs: WJZ-NBC: Louis Panico's Or- Park Richardson, narrator: chestra: WICC WBZ WABY & Jerome Handicap from Bel- 8:30 EDT .7:30 EST WGY WJAR WTIC KYW (sw-15.33) WGY WTIC KYW WSAN WEAN (sw-15.21) mont Race Track WABC-CBS: Four Stars; Rhythm C.S.-Joe Geremiah's Gang: WELI WABC-CBS: Captivators: WOKO KDKA WOR-MBS: John Metcalf's Choir WEAF-NBC: Golden Melodies: NBC -Club Matinee: WABY Quartet: (sw-21.52) Loft: WINS WNLC WTHT WNBC WDRC WCAU (sw-15.27-9.59) KYW WTIC WLW WJAR WABC-CBS :Dancepators : WDRC WEAF-NBC: Moments Musicale: WAAT-Roundup WJZ-NBC: Our Barn. children's WBRY WEAN WSAN (sw-15.33) WPRO WOKO (sw-15.27) WLW WJAR KYW WAAT-Helen Hope WBNX-There Was A Time When prgm.: WABY KDKA (sw- WOR-MBS: Palmer House En- WAAT-Off the Record NBC-Leibert Organ Ens.: KDKA 10:30 9:30 EST WINS -Inquiring Microphone 15.21) EDT semble: WBRY WNLC WELI-Hawaiian Echoes (sw-21.54) WIP-Make Believe Ballroom WOR-MBS: Microphone in the * WOR-MBS: Ed Fitzgerald & Baseball Game: WIP WCAU WHOM -Italian Variety Prgm. C.N.-Francis J. Cronin, organist: ; WNLC-Melody Lane Sky Co.; Leo Freudberg's Orch. WBNX-To be announced WINS -Memory's Concert Hall WEAN WICC WTHT WBRY WOV-Jungle Jim, sketch C.S.-Zeinbrush Trio: WELI Vocalists WHN-Amateur Astronomers WOV-King of Hearts C.S.-Treasure Chest: WELI WEAF-NBC: Manhatters: KYW WNBC WTNJ-MOVIE GOSSIP WNBC News: WEAN WICC WJAR WPG WGY-Oscar Seagle & His Group * WSAN WTIC WINS -Our Friends 4:30 EDT 3:30 EST 8:45 EDT 7.45 EST WABC-CBS: Let's Pretend, chil- AFTERNOON WNLC WPRO WJZ-NBC: Morning Glee Club: dren's prgm.: WPRO WDRC WAAT-Musical Portfolio WMCA-Grand Stand & Band WAAT-Off the Record KDKA (sw-21.54) WCAU WOKO WBNX-McKinley Square Theater Stand WBNX-Polish Bells WABC-CBS: Leon Goldman, vio- C. N. -Tunes for Two: WBRY 12:00 EDT 11:00 EST WBRY-News; Piano Moods WNEW-Do You Remember? WELI-Gems of Melody linist: (sw-21.52) WTHT WNLC WABC-CBS: Jack Shannon, tnr.: WBZ-4-H Club 2:45 EDT 1:45 EST WEVD-Italian Variety Show WABC-CBS: Tours in Tone: 9:00 EDT 8:00 EST WAAT-Organ Prgm. WCAU WDRC (sw-9.59) WGY-Hi-boys & Radio Rangers WNEW-Varieties * WJZ-NBC: Breakfast Club; WBNX-Yorkville Children's Hr. WEAF-NBC: Continentals; Josef WHN-Concert Minatures WDRC WOKO WPRO WPG WOV-Organ Silhouettes Orch.; Vocalists; Don McNeil, WEAN -Youths' Opportunity Honti, dir.: KYW WTIC WHOM -German Prgm. WJZ-NBC: Cadets Quartet: WBZ WPRO-To be announced m.c.; News: KDKA WABY WGY-Children's Theater WJAR (sw-15.33) WIP-Carol Cramer, songs WICC WABY KDKA WEAN WTíN,1-Front Page Drama (sw-15.21) (sw-5.21) WHN-Kiddie Revue WJZ-NBC: Call To Youth, WLW-Ohio Fed. of Women's 4:45 EDT 3:45 EST WOR-MBS: WABC-CBS: Ray Block, pianist: WINS -News Guest Spkr.: WLW Clubs Bide Dudley's Thea- WABC-CBS: George Olsen's Or- ter Club: WNLC WPRO WDRC WCAU WOKO WIP-Daniel Lisberfeld's Orch. C.N.-Agricultural Series: WBRY WMCA-Carrie Lillié s Club chestra: WDRC WORD WCAU NBC Golden Melodies: WGY WPG (sw-21.52) WMCA-Children's Parade WICC WNEW-Words & Music (sw-15.27-9.59) C.S.-News: WELI WNBC WEAF-NBC: The Streamliners, WOV-James Capozucchi, news ICES-Zeke Manners' Gang: WIP WOV-Dr. G. Andronaco, talk WEVD-Campobasso Co. WBNX-Royal Scotti Revue Fields & Hall, m.e.: WTIC 10:45 EDT 9:45 EST WMCA WSAN-S Bar S Boys WINS-Walkathon WBRY-To be announced: News WGY WJZ-NBC: Bill Krenz' Orch.: News: KDKA WNBC & Markets W'IP-Jack Ward, organist WTIC-News, Weather WHN-Ray Musical Roundup: WEAN WICC WBZ KDKA WABY WJAR WAAT-Michaels' Little Theater 12:15 EST Sanders, sports WOV-Musical Vignettes 1:15 EDT WINS-Neysa Nourse 9:15 EDT 8:15 EST (sw-15.21) WBNXPolish Orch. WABC-CBS:Jimmy Shields, tnr.: WSAN-Bar X Ranch Boys WOV-Mimi Aguglia & Co.. WABC-CBS; Dalton Brothers, C. N. Bachelors: WBRY WTHT WBZ-News; Noonday Review WOKO WPRO sketch WTNJ-Grace Waters, songs 3:00 EDT 2:00 EST trio: WOKO WPRO WDRC WNLC WICC WELI-Lou Anthonis' Orch. WEAF-NBC: Escorts & Betty: 5:00 EDT 4:00 EST WPG WCAU (sw-21.52) WAAT-Jungle Jim. sketch WGY-Dance Hour; News (sw-15.33) WJZ-NBC: Whitney Ensemble: WEAF-NBC: Vagabond Adven- KYW WBZ NBC -Streamliners: WJAR WSAN WIP-Uncle WIP's Round Table WHN-Week End Dances WOR-MBS: Pet WABY KDKA (sw- tures with Tom Terris; Vocal- Steve Severn's 15.21) Y.N.-Voice of the Apothecary: WLW-1Synagogue of the Air WOV-Neapolitan Songs; Tnr. & Club ists; Orch.: WJAR WTIC WICC WBRY WEAN WNLC WOV-Singing Vagabond Orch. C.S.-Hap Harrigan's Orch.: WELI WABC-CBS: Down by Herman's: WGY WLW KYW ;ssv-15.33) WOKO WDRC WPRO WBRY 11:00 EDT 10:00 EST WPG-News; Melodies WNBC WPG WJZ-NBC: Little Variety Show: (sw-15.27) 9:30 EDT 8:30 :.ST WEAF-NBC: Three Rancheros: WPRO-News; Man on the Street C.N.-Terry O'Toole, song pic- WICC WBZ KDKA WEAN WABC-CBS: Fiddler's Fancy; WJAR WTIC KYW WSAN WSAN-Dance Orch. tures: WBRY WEAF-NBC: Concert Miniature: WABY (sw-15.21) WJAR WGY KYW WLW News: WOKO WPG WPRO WGY 12:15 EDT 11:15 EST Musicale: WBZ WTIC WOR-MBS: Alpine Village Orch.: WTIC WSAN 15.33) WDRC WCAU (sw-21.52) WABC-CBS: Fred Feibel, organ- WJZ-NBC: Three Marshalls; WAAT-Jay Stanle, pianist (su WBRY WOR-MBS: Dance NBC -Breakfast Club; News: WBZ ist: WPRO WDRC WCAU (News, WJZ only) WCAU-Scientific Wonders Orch. CBS -George Olsen's Orchestra: WICC WPG WOKO WABC-CBS: Orientale: WCAU WDRC-Behind the Eight Ball C.N.-Baseball; Red Sox vs. Cleve- WPRO WPG NBC -Streamliners; News: KYW WJZ-NBC: Patricia Ryan, sop.: WOKO (sw-9.59) land: WTHT WNLC WICC News: WHN WTNJ WEAN -Talking on the Sidewalk WBRY WJAR WSAN WBZ. WLW Luncheon Dance Mu- WGY-Stock Reports WEAN WAAT-Uncle Jonathan, WOR-MBS: WELI-Tea WOR-MBS: Victor H. Lindlahr MBS-Ed Fitzgerald & Co.: WTHT Dance WBNX-Oklahoma Outlaws sic WHN-Le Roy, pianist WEVD-Metropolitan (Journal of Living) WNLC WBRY Y. N. -Walter Kidder's Concert: WICC-News; Musical Roundup Hour WELI-Paramount Prgm. WHN-To be announced , Y.N.-Variations: WBRY Musical Roundup: WEAN WICC WEAN WINS WIP-Let's Spin a Yarn WEVD-Mieciotti & Co drama News: WELI WHN KDKA-Sammy Fuller's Starlets News: WDRC WBRY WLW-Musical Moments WHOM -Irish Frolics WHOM -Polish -American Prgm. WAAT-Madison Prgm. WAAT-Request Club KDKA-Sunshine Special WNEW-Yes or No Contest WINS-Your Neighbor WINS -Gospel Hour, Rev. Elmo WBNX-Musical Newsy WBNX-Health & Music; Pearl WAAT-Mitzi Rich WNLC-Tom Lynch, pianist WNBC-Cafe Continental L. Bateman WEAN -Anthony Wald's Orch. Getreu, songs WGY-Marc Williams, songs WOV-Concert Orch. WNEW-People's Choice \VIP-Fiesta Time WGY-Musical Prgm.; Consum- WELI-Doing the Town WICC-Street Scene 1:30 EDT 12:30 EST WOV-Emilia Rosselli, sop.; Or- WNEW-Sports Roundup e ers' Service WEVD-Italian Musicale WLW-Academy of Medicine * WJZ-NBC: Nat'l Grange chestra WNLC-Casino by the Thames WINS -Tic Toc Tunes WHOM -Italian Variety Prgm. WNBC-Lou Anthonis' Orch. Prgm.: WABY WICC KDKA WQXR-Mary Lewis WOV-Journal of the Air WIP-News; Lee Taylor, organist WINS -Question Box WNLC-News; Signs of the Times WSAN WLW WBZ (sw-15.21) 3:15 EDT 2:15 EST WQXR Young People's Concert WLW-Larry & Sue WNBC-Monitor Views the News WOV-Humorous Comments WABC-CBS: Buffalo Presents: News: WINS WQXR 5:15 EDT 4:15 EST 9:45 EDT 8:45 EST WNEW-Kitchen Kapers WPRO-Harmony Lane WDRC WPRO WOKO WCAU WAAT-Farr Brothers 1VABC-CBS: Great Lakes Revue: WEAF-NBC: Landt Trio: WJAR WOV-Singing Vagabond WSAN-Organ Melodies (sw-9.59) WBNX-Jungle Jim, sketch WPRO WOKO WCAU WDRC KYW WSAN 11:15 EDT 10:15 EST 12:30 EDT 11:30 EST WEAF-NBC: Cosmopolitan Rhy- WOV-The World Today WPG (sw-9.59-15.27) WJZ-NBC: Aunt Jemima (Quak- WEAF-NBC: Nancy Swanson, WJZ-NBC: George Hessberger's thms: KYW WJAR WGY 3:30 EDT 2:30 EST WAAT-Lo-Hi-Lo Choir WJZ-NBC: Danish Barn er Oats) : WBZ KDKA (sw- songs WJAR WTIC WGY Orch.: WBZ KDKA (sw-15.21) (sw-15.33) * WBRY-Vacation Days 15.21) KYW WEAF-NBC: Rex Battle's Con- WOR-MBS: Orrin Tucker's Or- Dance: WBZ WEAN KDKA WIIN-Clyde McCoy's Orch. WABY (sw-15.21) News: WNEW WTMJ WMCA WJZ-NBC: Minute Men: WLW cert Ensemble: KYW WTIC chestra - WIP-Song Lady WABY WBZ WICC Marimba Melodies: From Copenhagen, Denmark, WNEW-Man on the Street WAAT-Variety Prgm. WABC-CBS: George Hall's Orch.. Y.N.-Zara's comes a typical Danish barn WBNX-Italian Feature WBNX-Amer. Family Robinson WCAU WOKO WPRO (sw- WEAN WBRY dance program, Including WOV-Dancing Moods WEAN -Agricultural Reveiw WEAN -News; Shopping News; 9.59) ICBS-Quakertown Varieties: WIP folk and dances. WSAN-Bauer Family WELI-Saturday Revue Markets C.N.-Italian Prgm.: WEAN WICC WMCA WEAF-NBC: To be announced: WTNJ-Musical Prgm. WGY-Organ Reveries; News WINS -Down the Avenue C. S. -Polish Variety Prgm.: WAAT-Michaels' Music WJAR WGY KYW WTIC 5:30 EDT 4:30 EST WI-IN -Ben Selvin's Orch. WIP-Women in the News WELI WNBC WBNX-Jewish Women's Hour WLW w533). WJZ-NBC: To be announced: WICC-Morning Melodies WNBC-Morning Musicale News: WIP WOR WMCA WELI-Dance Orch. WABC-CBS: Waltzes of the WABY WICC WBZ WINS -New York Hour WOV-Angelo Gloria & Co., sketch Luncheon Dance: WNLC WSAN WHN-Gypsy Rhapsody World: WOKO WDRC WPRO WOR-MBS: Vincent Lopez' Or- WLW-Lee Erwin, organist WSAN-Concert Gems WAAT-Broadwayites WINS -Song Contest (sw-15.27) chestra 42 Radio Guide Week Ending September 18, 1937 a * WEAF-NBC: Kaltenmeyer's WEAN -American Legion Prgm. WJZ-NBC: Uncle Jim's Question 9:00 EDT 8:00 FAT WHN-Clyde Trask's Orch. Kindergarten, children's prgm. WEVD-Annie & Benny, sketch Bec (G. Washington Coffee) * WJZ-NBC: ALKA-SELTZER WHOM Irish Music (Quaker Oats); Daisy Dean; WGY News; Music Graphs WBZ WGY National Barn Dance; Henry WIP-Earl Moyer's Orch Saturday Cornelius Callahan; Johnny WICC-Musical Roundup Y.N.-Advertising Drama WEAN Burr, Verne, Lee & Marv; WMC 1 -Jack and, organist Wolf; Thor Ericson; Merrill WINS -Baseball Scores WBRY WNLC WICC Hoosier Hot Shots; Novelo- WQXR-Just Music Fruit; Bruce Kamtnan; Cecil WIP Nporta, News Jack Sprigg's Orch.: WHN WLW tlians. male trio; Sally Foster. WSM-Possum Hunters; Uncle September I8 Ray; Harry Kogen's Orch.: WJ 11i W.P A. Come -i Oreh Sp ;Is WHAM WGN Uncle Ezra; Lucille Long; To Dave Macon; Paul Warmack WJAR WTIC WLW KYW WNBC Melody Parade WBBM-Lee Francis, organist bias & Susie; Joe Kelly. m.c.; & Gully Jumpers WGY (sw-15.33) WNLC-Benvenuti's Orch. WBIL-Symphonic Moods Lulu Belle & Scotty; Guests: 10:15 EDT 9:15 EST Giglio Players: WEVD WNBC WQXR-Dinner Music WBNX-Spanish Hour WBZ WABY WHAM KDKA * WOR-MBS: George Fischer's WEE: WTAM-News; Colorado Cowhands WBf Headlines iu the .'flaking WEAN WICC WLW (sw Hollywood Whispers WBRY KDKA-Dance Orch. WTIC Wiightville Clarion 11 EVE) The Son of Song 11.87) (also see 11 p.m.) WTHT QUIZ WAAT-5:30 Club 6:,"5 EDT 5:45 EST WHAS-Dr. Charles W. Welch * WABC-CBS: PROF. Gene Autry, cowboy ballad WBNX-Organ Reveries WEAF NBC:A Art of Living. Dr. N II M Cassinelli "rgm with Bob Trout (Nash Motor sinner will be guest tonight of George Fischer. WBRY-Piano Melodies; Ranch Nrrrn1 n, Vincent Peale WTAM WIN'` On Parade Car Co.): WHAS WBBM WBT Boys WIP-Johnny Graff s Orch. WDRC WOKO WCAU WPRO WEAF-NBC: Jamboree; Harry (sw-9.53) - WEAN -Amer Legion Prgm N MCA -Musical Moments (sw-6.C6-11.83) ( also see 12 Kogen's Orch.; Guests: WTIC WABC-CBS: Fighting Crime, WTAM WHN-Teddy Powell's Orch. Vi NI W Tcr y McCun;, Irish Pro- mid.) Sam.tel Seabury: WDRC WCAU WIP-Mi ton Kellem's Orch. WIP-Merrymakers WHAS WPRO WOKO WBBM WOR-MBS-To be announced: AMCA-Hawaiians; Beauty Talk WOR-The Answer Man WBRY WTHT WGN WMCA-Zeke Manners' Gang (sw-9.59-11.83) W''t1 Gull\ .dumpers WNEW-Tango Time The second of a series of WTNJ-News WBNX-Gerinan Concert Music WOV-Sketch & Orch. four broadcasts, "Fight.ing WHN-News 10:30 EDT 9:30 EST 7:15 EDT 6:45 EST FRANCES ADAIR VsQXIt Opera Concert ('rime." in which noted pub- WHOM -Captain Garofalo, news WOR-MBS: Geo. Olsen's Orch.: lic officials known for their WEAF NBC-Luboschutz & Ne "Johnny Presents" songstress WTNJ SportsNews war on eriunital elements will WINS -Dance Music WBRY WTHT WGN menoff. pianists: KYW WTAM WIP-Boosters' Ass'n WBNX La Sat. 8:30 pm EDT (7:30 EST) 5:45 EDT 4:45 EST speak, brings Samuel Sea - Rinasceute bury, former head of the WOR MBS : Charioteers, male WMCA-The WABC-CBS: Dorothy Gordon's Only Ones W'HN-Bernard Levitow's Orch Transit Commission to the quartet: WEAN WTHT WNEW-Dance Parade WHOM -Syrian Prgm. Chi:dren Corner: WOKO (sw- air. The speakers will dis- WABC-CBS: Ozzie Nelson's Or- CBS -America Legion Interviews: WPG.Flying High WSM-Dixie Litters; Curt Poulton 15.27) cuss methods of fighting all WHAS chestra: WBT WPRO WDRC kinds of criminals. WQXR-Classical Selections & the Sunbonnet Girls NBC -To be announced: KDKA Spats: WTIC WLW WCAU WOKO WBBM WPG WOR-MBS: Johnny Messner's WSM-Fr - lcis Cram s Orch (sw-15.21) WBBM-Du to Adventure 10:15 EDT 9:45 EST (sw-11.83) News: WBRY WDRC WEAN Orch. 9:15 EDT 8:15 EST WABC-CBS: Patti Chapin, WEAF-NBC: Emery Deutsch's Y.N. Men: WICC WBT-Hillbillies - WPG WII' WICC WNB( Yankee Minute WBNX-The Factfinder ;mugs WDRC WBBM Orch.: KYW WGY WTIC WBRY WEAN WEVD String Ensemble WBNX-Sandra Mann, songs WGN-Concert WHN-Dance Music WBT WOKO (sw-11.83-6.06) WJAR WLW (sw-9.53) Sports News: WGY WHN Trio W'BZ-Musicale WHAM News; Music 11'II2M-Visions of Italy News: WMCA WPRO WIP CBS -Johnny Presents (Philip WAAT-This Rhythmic Age WIP-To be announced WCAU-Melodies; News Morris): KNX KSL (also at WCAU-Ben Alley, tnr.; Organ WBIL-Dansant WHN-Hobert Sounder's Orch. WELI Hollywood on Parade WHAM -News; Music W'Nf Hilltop Harmonizers WPG-Dance Ureh, 8:30 p.m.) W BT-Swingapators WEVD-Laura Roccia & Nino 9:30 EDT 8:30 EST WSM .lack's Mountaineers WOR-MBS: Aloha Islanders: WEVD-Jennie Moscowitz, sketch WH 'M Gaudio Prem. Romo, songs WICC-Evening Melodies WEAF-NBC: Special Delivery, 1 .00 EDT 10:00 EST WTHT WBRY WHN-Three WINSDrama, Dance Music sketch: WTAM WTIC WJAR WABC-CBS: Benny Meroff's Or- Dance Orch.: WHAS WIP Spades WIP-Uncle WMt'A -News WINS News WIP KYW WGY (sw-9.53) chestra: WCAU WPRO WBBM KDKA-H. Middleman's Orch. -Racing Results, WLW-Alfred Gus Karger W N LW -W alkathon Ward, WABC-CBS. Hollywood Show WHAS WBT (sw-11.83) WBNX-Midnight Classics WMCA Jack organist Baseball WSM NewsSports WNEW-News, Richard Brooks WMCA-Today's Case, Lud Gluskin's Orch.; WJZ-NBC: News (WJL only); WGN-Freddy Martin's Orch. WNBC-Hawaiian Melodians WTNJ-Ed Savidge; songs WPRO-Rhythm & Swing; News Guests- WPRO WCAU WHAS Codolban's Orch.: WHAM WHOM -Opera Hour WSM-Freddie Rose 8:00 EDT 7:00 EST WBBM WBT WDRC WOKO WABY WMCA-Willie Bryant's Orch. WSAN-Dance Orch. WEAF NBC: Meredith Willson's WTIC-Behind the Scenes ( sv-6.06-11.83 ) WEAF-NBC: Carlos Molina's Or- WSM-Golden West Cowboys; De - WTNJ-Hillbilly Varieties WLW WTNJ-Hearth-side Prgm. WTIC WJAR WTAM MBS-To be announced: WTHT chestra: WLW KYW (sw-9.53) Ford Bailey; Fruit Jar Drink- KYW WSM WGY (sw-9.53) 7:00 EDT 6:00 EST WBRY NBC -Atka -Seltzer National Barn ers WJZ-NBC: Home Towners; Cliff 'VEAF NBC El Chico Spanish ICBS-Jack Ward, organist: WIP Dance: KGO (also at 9 p.m.) WTAM-Dick Fidler's Orch. Hall, comedian; Ink Spots: NIGHT WTIC KYW .1 ,e Sandi- s' Ilrii News: WTIC WPG WJAR WEAN Revue: WJAR KDKA WABY WICC WHAM (sw-9.53) WMCA-Front Page Drama WBRY WICC WPG 11:45 EDT 10:45 EST WBZ WEAN CBS -Ozzie Nelson's Orch.: WPG WJZ-NBC: QMessage of Israel, (sw-11.87) WPG-Concert Orch. News; Sports: KDKA WDRC 6:00 EDT 5:00 EST WABC-CBS: Saturday Night WSM-Deford Bailey; Fruit Jar & Organ: WBZ WSM-Delmore Brothers WBNX-Spaush Herald WJZ-NBC: (News, WJZ only); Guest Speaker Swing Club: WCAU WBT KDKA WEAN WICC WHAM 9:15 EDT 8:45 EST WBZ-News: P.oundalay Drinkers Pianist ; Nickelodeon: WABY ttUh( Will" WBBM WDRC ICBS-Jack Brown's Orch.: WIP WGN-Dick Gasparre's Orch WHAM WARY (sw-11.87) WPRO WPG (sw-6.06-11.83) 12:00 EDT 11:00 EST Basie's Or- WMCA WGY-News; Xavier Cugat's Orch WEAF-NBC: Top Hatters Orch.: WABC-CBS: Count WOR-MBS: To be announced: WEAF-NBC: Paul Trentaines WSM WLW (sw-9.53) chestra: WDRC WCAU WPRO WGN-News; High Lights WHN-Calling All Parties Orch.: WTIC WJAR KYW WTHT WBRY WHOM -Spanish-American Hour WABC-CBS: Ben Feld's News: WOKO WBT (sw-9.59-11.83) WBNX-Soccer Sports WGY WTAM (sw-9.53) Results WSM-Jack's Missouri W'IP-Man About Town; Dance WDRC WBBM WOKO WHAS MBS-Concert Orch.: WGN WTHT IVGN -Palmer Mountain WABC-CBS: Roger Pryor's Or- House Orch eers Orch. WPG R. F. D. Hour WLW WHN WHN-Emile Coleman's Orch. chestra: WDRC WCAU WOKO 10:'10 EDT 9:00 WMCA Eugene Jelesnick's Orch. ICBS-Today's Winners: WMCA WBBM-News WHOM-Guilio Amauli EST WHAS WBT WBBM WABC-CBS: LUCKY STRIKE WOR-Weather Report; News WIP WBRY-Baseball Scores; Sports WIP-Variety Program * WJZ-NBC: Paul Whiteman's Or- News: WICC WJAR WTIC i.VD-Jewish Melodies Hit Parade; Stuart Allen & WSM-Sarie & Sallie. Lakeland chestra: WEAN WBZ WICC WIN,'; SportsAlley Freddie Gibson, vocalists; Sisters WEAN KDKA WNLC WGY-Modern Melodies WMCA-Three Little Funsters WABY KDKA (sw-6.14) WAAT-Airport Prgm. WHAS-Melody Cruise Songsmiths, male quartet; WTAM-Hugo De Paul's Orch CBS -Professor Quiz (Nash Motor WNEW-Shakespeare a la Carte Mark Warnow's Orch.: WPG 11:15 EDT 10:15 WBIL-Dinner Hour Musicale WINS lack Lait Varieties WNLC-Musical Interlude EST Car Co.): KNX KSL (also WBRY-Dance Parade; Hollywood WIP-Musical Footnotes WOKO WHAS WBT WPRO NBC -Carlos Molina's Orch. WGY at 9 p.m.) WQXR-Classical Selections WDRC WBBM WCAU (sw Reporter W MC 1 -Fish & Game WTIC W.IAR WOR-MBS:Leo Reisman's Orch.: 8:15 EDT 7:15 EST WBZ News. Evenvei Little slid.. WNBC-Front Page Dramas 11.83-6.06) CBS -Benny Meroff's Orchestra: WGN WBNX-Spurts Parade WEAF-NBC: Jamboree; Harry WCAU-Ben Alley tenor & Organ WOR-Stan Lomax, sports * WDRC WOKO ICBS-Worthy Hill's Orch WIP WEVD-Vera Rosanka, sketch WJAR WEVD-Jewish Events WQXR-Classical Selections Kogen's Orch.; guest: NBC-Codolban's Orch.: WEAN WMCA WGN-Gus Haenschen's Orch. KYW WGY (sw-9.53) Home Folks Frolic WSM-Rhythm Time WOR-MBS: Mickey Alpert's Or- WEVD-Midnight Jamboree WGY-News; WHN-Capt. Willis, fishing news WJZ-NBC: To be announced: WHN-Sports WI A ii sports; Baseball Scores chestra: WBRY WHAM -News WHOM -Italian Prgm. KDKA WABY WBZ WICC WINS -Baseball Gaine WTN.I Sort Club Orch Dance Orch.: KDKA WPG WICC WHN-Ambassador of Rhythm WINS -Front Page Drama WLW WEAN (sw-6.14) WNBC-Dick Jurgen's Orch, 7:15 EDT 6:15 EST WBZ-Sports. Bill Williams WLW-Paul Sullivan, news 1VIP-Hatig Chorus WOR-MBS: To be announced: WGN-Ted Believe Ballroom NBC El Chico. Spanish Revue Weems' Orch. WPG-Dance Orch. WNEW Make WMCA-Travel Talk WBRY WTHT WTAM WTIC WSM-Possum WOR Uncle Don. Children's Pro WTAM Hunters WSM-Crook Brothers; Uncle WPG-Atlantic Co. Medical Soc. (sw-9.53) gram WABC-CBS: Song Time with 11:30 EDT 10:30 EST Dave Macon & Dorris; Binkley Betty Grable & John Payne: 8:7.0 EDT 7:30 EST WBNX-La Rivista Della Sera WJZ-NBC: Jerry Blaine's Orch.: Brothers; Fox Hunters WPRO-News; Rhythm & Swing WEVD-Metropolitan Hour WQXR-Salon Musicale; News WDRC WPRO WCAU WOKO * WABC-CBS: JOHNNY PRE- WEAN WICC WHAM WABY WGN-Fred Waring's Orch. WBZ End of Programs W'IAM harts & i-anctes (sw-9.59-11.83) sents Russ Morgan's Orch. Saturday WTNJ-People's Choice Prgm C.N.-Orrin Tucker's Crch.: (Philip Morris); Mixed Ensem- 6:15 EDT 5:15 EST WTHT WBRY ble; Frances Adair & Glenn CBS -Ben Feld's Orch.: WPRO Cross. vocalists; Charles Mar- WBT WBIL-Religion in Action tin's "Circumstantial Evidence WJZ-NBC: Nickelodeon: WBZ WBT GradyCole's Store Thrills": WHAS WBBM WBT WTIC WICC WEAN W(;N Foir Californians WDRC WOKO WCAU WPRO NBC -Top Hatters. WTAM WHAS-News (sw 6.0611 83) (also see 11:30 see MBS-Four Californians: WGN WINS -Dance Music p.m.) KDKA-Melody Time WIP-Benny's Troubadours WEAF-NBC: Linton Wells, news seo W'A.AT-5:30 Club WMCA-Eddie Miler, bar. correspondent: WTIC WSM WCAU-Bill Dyer, sports; Song WOR-Will McCune's Orch. WGY WJAR WTAM KVW Favorites WSM

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