What She Gets For Being Herself By Howard Wilcox • No Gag-Writers--No Dictatorship by Sponsors--Always She Will Be HerseH-Tbat's Beatrice Lillie. And Why Does She Desert Her Leading Comedienne's Place on the Stage of Two Continents lor Radio? ... '''The Offer Was Too Ducky," 'She Says

presario. That bow started as a courtly gesture-it ended up a riot of crooked legs and deliberate, artful burlesque. It was more than a bow-it was a pan­ tomimed lampoon of everything stiff and ponderous in British tradition. Everyone in the theater sensed this -and a few of the other performers tittered and tried to look as if they hadn't. Charlot sat like a man of stone. Then, wilh legs still askew, the little Canadian hoyden burlesqued t he chorus of a popular song: The Next Horse I Ride On, I'm Gonna Be Tied On. N AND ON she caroused, expecting any minute to . bt stopped and icily dismissed with the English Ohauteur she knew so well. But her heart exulted within • her. She improvbed three simple little "props"-an eye­ 1 brow pencil, with which she daubed a black moustache "I have plenty of funny songs with special on her upper lip; a broken red feather which she stuck lyrics "'hich I'll sing in the most awful into her hair; and a slavey's cap she had ~,,"atched up. voice pos~ible. My sketches will be satiri· With these Beatrice burlesqued many familiar English cal, and I will burlesque famous people" types-policemen. ser\'ins·maids and many others. Then she looked at Charlot 1T0nically. The great producer ,>tared back at her. "Something new!" he said softly-and offered her a WENTY YEARS AGO-almost to the day-a three years' contract! discouraged young Canadian Rirl stood in London's So Bea Lillie didn't go home to Canada. Instead, Strand while a typical London fog ooled and ed­ ~he went into the ladics' lounge and had a good cry, T year~' died ahout her. rOT a few momcnb she he~itated­ I hat three contract carried a salary of only then ~uddenly she signalled the dri\'Cr of a hamom cab. twenty pounds a \\cek-about ·90...... but to the spunky ''I'll do it!" she said to herself ~rimly. "The worst kid \\ho had shown the splendid courage to Jeer at he can do is to throw me out. But '''e got to cut loose defeat and be her~clf, it was the splendid gateway to a and be myself once-ju~t once-before I bust!" grc;H career. A few minutes later Beatrice Lillie faced Andre Bca Lillie since has risen to internation

A rare candid camera shot of Bea showing her companion of many stage reviews. Gertrude Lawrence. and her companion of ",everal screen plays, Richard BarthelmesB

2 1 There's 8ome-­ thinK very mov· ing about VERA VAJ."l when she unleashes those Drivin' the vocal plaints of perfidy and car­ ries the torch right into lOU living room Blues Away

LORETIA LEE is a KoOO antidote aKainst winter's chill. Her voice has the Radio's Queen in 1934, IRE 'E BEAS· sultry warmth of ada)" Lb., J~ ...adlo la""I.i.e an) olu Jear. on a Florida beach Steeped in the tradition of the- South, lhi~ ." ts • fine Dixie fl.vor to her songs Smoke gets in your eyes "'"hen petite FRAXCES LANGFORD turns on the heat that lurks in her "pipes" awaiting a sonII!

3 The Private Life of Wal ter Winchell

If You Think That The Gray Ghost of Broadway Is In­ separable from the Noisy and Lurid Night Clubs--the Guys and Dolls Who Infest Them-the Bawdy and Hu­ morous Gags-the Furtive Whispering of News Tips­ the Odds and End. of Gossip and Confidence...... Mod­ ern and Sinful Boswell of Broadway-Then Come up and See Him Some Morning Playing with Walda, His Daugh­ ter, or Discussing Household Happenings with His Wife

good trouper he is, and when he signed off not a single listener was aware of the black despair in his heart. Ilc broke down completely after the broad~ast, and was rushed home in a state of collapse by studio officials. Walter's startling radio success is but another instance of hiCi ability for tloing the unusual. and then turn­ ing to something else still more un­ u.. u.:I1. Walter IS on a continuous re .... tles:o. que"t for something to en~ trap his intcrest; there is an everlast­ ing bounce in him that drives him up and Oil. In his four years on the .:Iir, Win­ chell has compiled a proud record of radio lle\\sbeJh. \\'hal oc.;urrcd , .... on one of his recent Sunday night broadcasts is typical of his aSlound­ sho~n ing ability to garner the new;) before Walter and his wife and daughter"!, Walda (the elder) and Gloria, as any of hiS competitors. they enjo)'ed the sun at Miami Beach the Winter preceding Gloria's tragic end When Walter submitted his script to the Pre.... ) Radio Bureau several weeks a~o. the eyes of that collecth-e a daily 5'tint and was retUTnlOg to the peace and quiet body ot augu!ll gentlemen almost By Jack Banner of his home and familv. For the next t",ehe hours or popped from their heads, for leading so the ",heels of tabloidia woulll cea~e grinding w far 3S the ..cript was the sensatIOnal story the Gray Gho"t of Broadway wa~ concerned. !"he nois)' of the killing of Pretty Boy Floyd. a ARRY HERSIIFIELD. the not.ed cartoonISt and and lurid night clubs-the gU)S and dolls who infest notorious de.. perado who had been creator of Able the Agent. started the rumors them-the hawdy and humorouCi H that my real tag was Lipschitz, or Liebowitl, gags-the furtive whi. pering of or some such name. It's really Winchell-",ilhout the news lips-the mlds and end~ or final '('." gossip and confidences - every­ Walter Winchell. America's premier newspaper and thing pertaining to the seething radio chatterbox, was spe.1king. existence of Broadway, would We were seated in the ;lsino de Paree, one of New rade temporarily into the back­ York CitY':j smart night clubs, .lnd Walter's official grOlfnd, Broadway rendez\'ou~. "he Casino looked forlorn and If you think thaI Walter deserted, for the I" ... t f,,~hi(}n'ou Walter too important 10 be confined to one man. Why, Pretty ne"'~papcr worlds. But to hCAin at the beginning ... would be just Ihe reVer'ie. Wal4 \\'inchell') child?" And Walda's c1a~'oic rejoiner: "Dood Boy Hoyd is America's t\umber One public enemy, and ter ",orks while his family ~Ieep\. Dud. do I hatT 10 li ... tcll to l!3t again]"' his death would be the inslant sil?nal for newspaper IIOR ILY AFI r'R I left the ~e\\ York Grapb/( 10 By six, when mo:-.t men have "I want to be a Mother and a dancer," chats Walda extras all over lhe country. I'\one ot the news machines S 1929," continued Winchcll, "ller"hfield, then doubling closed their desk", and are sealcd gaily, ·'and when I grow up I "ant to marry Illy Daddy, has carried a sin~le line on the story, so you must be as a columnist and GlrtO(J",~t. wrote a kiddlO#-; column comfortably in an easychair at 'CJU~ he's the nicest man I know:' wrong. You can t u ...c it on the air." in _which he intimated that my real name was e'.. ery~ home, Winchell is at his dec:k lhll1~ in crcalion bUl Winchell. That ~tarted the fashion. grinding out his column. Along ~l.·1 !~R.nc\c.r dis,..:us"es it, but one can, sense the IlE AIR turned blue as Walter fought and screamed Thereafter whene.... er I pla}cd a oencfit, the comic ma:.­ about midnight he starts his dil­ WIranHc lear III hl\ heart as he fondlcs Walda. and swore to the reliability of his ~ource. Ilis sul­ ters of ceremonies ",ho are con... tantl}" on the lookout lyall-night ne"'S hunt. I he tragic death of little Gloria. her si~ter, who pa.....ed Tphuric remark... finally "on the battle, and his radiO re­ for it IJu~h would ",hi\per tn the audiences that I \\as Walter darts a quick, half­ a"'a\' 011 Chri~tma:-. En, in 1932, has left its indelible port of the death of the noted gorilla reached the ears probably .1 lolefoof. ky, it I il·bcl\\itz, or a score of other amused glance ",hen you queCj­ mark on Walter Winchcll-a mark that no amount of of his li~teners one hour and 14 minute!l before a news people ma\C1UeradinK under the a\~umed name of W. W. tion him about the difficulties of time will wash away, for part of hi ... heart peri~hed with ~eT\'ice or a new~paper confirmed the story! "The, ~ond T "'as taded on accidentally during being a normal hu. band under her. He learned then the full depths of a parent's Walter won't tell how he recei\'ed the information my dan~lng days. When Gu~ Ed\\dTds put me Into it !ouch ad\"er~e circumstances. "You Walter seldom broadca~t~ and ne"er "orks at his desk without hi!; de... pair and the whole measure of human suffering. that enabled him to score such an increJible beat-nat­ vaudeville rt!\"iew, it printer made it mistake and added ..ound like a muvie maRaline in­ hat tilted far back on his head, and cigarettes eonstantly at hand Little Gloria had been 1)"ln6 on her bcd. wan and urally; but he has plenty to say about the Press Radio the final let,,.r" ..- teT\ie",er-sappy," is his rather feverish, ",hen Walter left her Side that night to do his Bureau. '·If I was the Roosevelt of radio," he said I hi- .•soers had reached our table. and In a few broadcast. She ~med well on the road to reCO\'ery, with a~perit)', ''I'd buy the members of the Bureau one­ minut~s the Oub \\ould be rt:adv to c1o~, "Come on UP. tart reply. 'Uj cour<,e I'd preier the usual ",orking Ihe traditional Winchell 1I1~igma of approval and cen­ to the hou e:' said W~l.ter. ··\\"c··n fini~h the story there.' hour5. So \\ould June. But my work certainly doe n't ... ure. "But like most whe:' e ..:b:ims Walter, "June • and no crisis", as expected, But she took an unexpected wa), tickets to Chinaf The dopes are always trying to Abo~t interfere with my domesticity. We're a happy, normal more often is right than wrong! When she tells me turn for the wor~ )()On after his departure. A few min­ ruin my broadcasts. I believe that all of us who talk I he 1\1

of copies on his hands and was eagerly anxious to dis­ BEATRICE LILLIE (bless her heart! I always was an tribute them at his o.... n expenditure of time and money. admirer of her Ladyship!); COLE PORTER. the words­ In fact, sometimes the$c trusting people don't bother and:-music genius, recently wrote her a bit of thoroughly with a letter-they just send a postcard. LillIe-an tomfoolery entitled: Mrs. Lou~eborough-Good­ Please don't think I'm beillg captious or ill-man­ by, a ditty in which a dowager of that extraordinary 1ured. There are indeed many such applrcants, and name is being somewhat sarcastically thanked for a generally they mean the best. Some 0/ them offer to lovely \\eekend. It so happens that there is a lady high reimburse the per/armer, or urge that tbe music be se-nt in the roster of Society, a member of the Four Hundn'd C.O./). including postage. The pomt is that 110 SInger and everYlhing else of Social Si~nificance. named Mrs. or musician has more tba1I one or two copus 0/ the Goedby-Locw. Muggs like you and me wouldn't know selectio-Ils he renders. IVby sbould be bave? about her unless told. Mrs. Goedby-Loew, according to To act as personal purcha~ing and forwarding agent reports in a New York society gossip colyum, is extreme­ for a listener, however complimentary, ....ould be ju~t a ly outraged and incensed over the similarity in names. headache. Beyond acknowledging (sincerely and grate­ Indeed, the Park Avenue lady once nounced out of a fully) the compliment paid by such a request, a per· gathering: in a huff as Miss Lillie perpetrated her song. former has neither the time nor the interest to arrange Porter denies any collusion or libelous intent. to have a copy of any piece of music sent to anyone. Most artists who are conscientious, acknowledge Mort Gould, of the piano team of GOULD and the~e requests by sending information as to the exact SHEFTER, deserves some sort of a medal for his one­ title, composer, publisher, and if possible the approxirna.te piano aTTangement of Ravel's Bolero. Starting with the retail price. For a listener to a~k more, is hardly faIT. customary pianissimo, he works up to the hilarious There are many SQngs and pieces of a sl>ccial nature, crescendo characteristic of the famous number, but to­ unpublished, which mayor may not be the property of ward the end he spurns the use of a mere ten fingers the performer. A request for a copy of such a manu­ and resorts to employment of both elbows and finally script may be gr.lnted. but the chances are it won't, be­ the entire forearms. I"he finish is a burst of rhythm in cause the copying-out of manuscript is laborious and whleh both right and left forearms are plopped on the expensive; and the performer may not have the right. keyboard for. some t....elve or fourteen bars of Bolero Still, there are certain requests ho human performer rhythm. It sounds silly, but actually the effect is glorious. could refuse. For example, I recall a kindergarten teacher asking for a copy of an unpublished theme song SO that Speaking oj two pianos, it's a pity that in this crofY her class could learn it. She would have got that copy business tbe piorteer 100r 0/ tbem all, OHMAN AND Beverly Freeland, one-third of an ABS net­ even if I had to stay up all night to write it out!-I did! A RDEN, should fin It more profitable to go their work trio heard every Monday, Thursday separate ways. Phil OJnnan is directing his own band and Friday at 7 p. m. EST (6 CST).•No Saddest group of individuals in America as of Jan­ at tbe Beverly-Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills, oj wbicb, crowd these three! uary 1st: Those poor devils who partied New Year's Eve as you knQUJ, Los Angeles and 1l0Uywood are suburbs. and had early radio programs the morning after. Statis­ Victor Arden is C01Jductl11g his ou:n outfit jor EVERETT tics show a greater numher of tongue-slips, mispronoun­ MARSHALL'S D'l.L·ay VarietieS. Wednesdays at 8:30 p. T HARDLY seems possible this mercenary day and ciations, mistakes in continuity, and timing errors on m. EST (7:JO CST) O1!er CBS. Last millute reporl$ are age that there are still a number of good people who the morning of January the One than on any other day. that Vic bas snQ1'ed another commercial soon to be I believe that they can get something for nothing. an1loullud. Christmas comes but once a year, but to them Santa Wonder if anybody at NBC has thought to send Claus operates the full 364 other days. I refer to those a boat back to that lightship for the unfortunate Ray Perkins, who of course devotes most of perhaps well-meaning souls who, hearing via radio a beg~ars who ran that Xmas Day b'east orr the coast his time to writing this column, spends his spare song that appeals to them, honor the singer by a letter of New Jersey. moments preparing for the National Amateur requesting a copy. Sometimes the requcst is more in the Hour (Sundays, 6 p. m. EST. 5 CST on CBS) nature of a demand, as though the smger had hundreds An amusing sidelight on the Christmas debut of of which he is Master of Cer~monies.

pi u m s and Prunes

EMEMBER THE FURORE that stirred several rail and ~randdaughter Lucy (Gillman) was best Santa months ago when a noted educator solemJy pro­ By Evans Plummer Claus sermon we ever heard delivered. Many plums R nounced that the average mental age of the radio for a two-character show that didn't drag. audIence was twelve years? We fear the sponsor of LANNY KOSS' Log Cabin program took that too much It's a great get-rich-QUICk scheme, Mr. Ace reports, Myrt and Marge CBS-WABC network at 7 p. m. to heart. and concludes, "That man is getting richer, and quicker EST and 10 p. m. CST, Mondays to Fridays inclusive. The bit of inanity that came through our loud­ than he ever expected." A good show well put together when heard Christmas speaker as we sat at our typewriter the other night, Eve, De~ember 24. Plums-and extra plums to jack Ar­ makes us feel that the Log Cabin men estimated the OOKING OVER the loudspeaker vibrations: nold (Vm Haworth) for his spontaneous handlin~ of the listening mental ,age at about five when they insisted L Nash Christmas Part,., CBS-WABC network at Spoonerized "stern untoned" for "Slone unturned' which upon making thelT artists read such ridiculous lines. L:.iO p. m. ESl (I :30 CS r) on December 2;. Once or was passed to him without warning. We dialed in Lanny, whose singing voice always twice a year a sponsor gets big-hearted and buys, all thrills, in time to hear a piece of by-play in the studio. the name talent in sight, and calls it a program. I his Contented Bour, NBC-\VEAF network at 10 p. m. You were told that VAUGIIN DE LEATH was present, time, however, it was a program from the word go. EST (9 CST) on Mondays. December 24 program, out and it was intimated that she was there by mere chance, Alexander lVoollcott added new laurels to his rapidly of respect to Christmas Eve, barred all commercial cred­ as a spectator at the broadcast. Vaughn herself pro­ growing collection. He was a superb master of cere­ its and dosing studio applause as well. Vocalists Ruth tested over the air that she was merely on a visit and monies, and when paired with Beatnu LIllte, the com­ Lyoll, Karolyn Harris and Cyril Pitts, the male quartet that she had not comc to sing, After this display of bination was priceless. Liollel Barrymore's Scrooge and MorgOlI Eastman's orchestra, rendered extremely coyness, Lanny announced that Vaughn, although she should have been recorded for postenty. The singll1g smooth program-smoother than usual probably because did not k.now It a minute before, would be the evening's of the Dou Cossacks showed what a good choral group of lack of sales patter ... Rut that applau5C omission guest artist. can do. Il woud be difficult to pick a soft spot in the was grandest of all. Here's hoping other sponsors will Maybe we're wrong. but we are sure our eyes didn't entire two hours and 45 minutes of the spectacular pre­ make this the 193; trend! deceive us when we read in the NBC advance press re­ sentation. Carloads of plums are av.:arded! lea~es an announcement that Miss de Leath would be AG LINES: Looking through a knot-hole in the on the program as guest artist. British Empire Christmas Program, NI3C-WEAF T floor, we have dj~covered that the new Amateur and CBS-WABC networks on morning of December 25: Nights conduc!ed over CBS-WABC stations Sundays at Hoo-ray! "Uncle" has gone on the air at Jast. Again the frailties of short-wave rebroadcasts \\ere em­ 6 p. m. EST (, CST) by that fella Nay Perkins upstairs pha~ized Enterprising Pawnbroker Leyinson, who bills his amidst a po\\crful demonstration of the vast thar, are produced by SIX projessiollals who've been care­ shop as "custodian of the nation's valuables for areas covered by the British Empire and a very skil­ fully. rchearsc::d to be ham and corny! ... It's a fairly three g-enerations:' is angeling a Windy City local fully timed and engineered program of switching to and defimte ~crtamty-that rumor that !rna Phillips is no dramatic show, Romance for Sale ... Suggested from lhe various corners of the globe. Without con­ longer yo'lth th.e afternoon NBC show, Song 0/ the City, theme song: Dreimal Boch. cern for the poor quality of the majority of transmis­ as she Is·~tartll1g a new show ... Note to Norman Bro­ sions, the stunt \\'as thrilling and interesting. To an iso­ kellsbire: 8;9 Bulls and Boners contributors, according OODMAN ACE, of the Easy Aus, has been spend­ lated subject of King George it must have been like a to the first mail's count, heard your ~Iip of the tongue G ing a 'brief vacation at the Hileah track in Florida. family reunion. Program parts relayed direct from the on the December 23 Wt/l Rogers program ... Requested Mr. Ace writes that he and his roommate were involved British Isles were most understandable .. Plums! by I?honograph chauffeur H. S. of Decatur, Illinois: a in a get-rich-quick scheme while there, the idea being speCial order of plums for Quie Nelson's recordin~ to pick a horse, walk up to a man and say, "lll bet two Today's Children, 'BC-WJZ network at 10:30 a. m. Dark on Observatory Hill ... and "Josephine Zilch,' dollars this horse can beat all the other horses:' where­ EST (9:30 C5T) from ,\londays to Fridays inclusive. of Galesburg, would put poison in NBC's soup for de­ upon the man replies, "I'll bet he can't.u Christmas morning episode involving only Motber Alo- leting announcers' names from their programs. 6 Are You Listenin'? By Tony Wons

VERYBODY at one time or another finds him­ while desiring more-and not look upon our prest self at the cross-roads. Which way to go? Thilt possessions as meaningless things not worth c( E is the question. Whom to ask for advice? Not sidecing? everybody \'\ho stands there ready 10 give out advice is qualified. and it is almost as hard to discover who If you have a blessed little house, for goodness's is the best ad\"j:)tT as to which road to take. It is en­ keep it. Live in it. Enjoy it. And don't go hanken jOY~lblt= to give out advice, even upon subjects that every minute for some kind of silly castle. I kn you don't know a thing about. So far as the giver is people who live in both kinds of places. Some in fil concerned. he is nothin~ out. Advice is the cheapest houses decorated at great exptnse by the foremost de thing he could gi\'e away ... and the most dan~erous. orators. And SOme III simple little homes by lil r Often some young fellow will write in and say: bushes" decorated by the loving hands of the housewif "You have neen in the radio game for some time. who lives there. I know people in the first kind c Would you adnse me to take up broadcasting as a house who are bored to death. They have exhauste career?" I never answer that question positively. I every possible means of entertainment that money ca do not know the man. Suppa.smg I say yes to the buy, and there they ~it in their big barnlike house fellow and he goes into radio. Well, he struggles on surrounded with excess furniture and knicknacks abo~ and e\'entuallv he discovers that it is no business for as home·like a, if they moved lIlto a department .stor him. If he had gone into some other profession he to live. might ha\'e been a success. ,\nd then he says, "\Vhy .My idea of a perfect nation would be one wheci didn't that man tell me not to do it?" Maybe he would e,,'ery b4:!ing had a comfortable house to live in an have become a great doctor. or an im'entor, or a judge. a job he lov4:!d which would bring him a moderat How do I know? And since I do not know a thing income. My idea of the most wretched nation is on about it, ho\\. can I advise an)"boJy? in which one has a home with three hundred room I u'as lulpzng a man catch a tram the other day mId empty most of the time. and a hundred others hav be adf,.·ised me to tQk~ a shortc"t, one I didn't k1UlW. / no place to la:r their worried heads at night, a almost got f'll1lched passw8 a red ligbt I didrz't suo one other slaved all his life with barely enough Had I goue my usual 'It.-ay I 'Would have sat'ed time and keep him alive from day to day. would not hat;e endallgeri!d my record 0/ lIet:er. bovllIg been phlcbed lor reckless drit!lng. Dllt he adVIsed me . Once I descri.bed over the radio a picture I s and I took bis adt'ice ... a /001 thing to do. III the paper, which showed a home. In the kitche was a \\eary, tired little wife working ovcr a hot stov Every hoy at the cross·roads has a job that he must cooking .supper. In the other room were a lot of me~ decide for himself. He must decide Oil who is the be ... t folks of the hou~eh(lld lounging about, smoking readin one to advise him before he takes the road one way or w.aning until the lillIe overworked woman put thel the other. .\1aybe gues!linA at the road \\ould be jU'rlt dlOner on the table. And I sympathized with thai as safe as guo,ing at an adviser. woman. Well, a good friend !'lent a letter on that, and she said that somethins can be said for the other side tnne rs /if,.·e o'clock. IlJe ot1'er s,,",S) ...... _..,,_-_.•_~ I have t\\O ~uits of clothes in fairly good condition. so she paint... anothe-r \Ioord picture. She says: ' as she pornts to b~r scor~ lord. a dollar bill in my pocket, a tolerably comfortable place /n tbis case a tIred '4:orklllg mall comes. bome to Get the picture? What do you think if it? to li,,·e. a dog. friends, loved one', in winter a fire. in a'J rtP~el flat a'ld drops ,•.:~anly mto a chair t<:brle Well, it's hard to say where the sympathy should summer some OO\\frs-and !'Itill I grumble how poor I h~ tI,.·l1lis for ber to opeJl tlu "'arious callS the con­ go. Ilumans are willing to sufTer an awful lot for Ime. am. Far 3"'a~' in the di~tance I see better things. and I tents of 'tcbich go to mak~ the n;ening 1~~al. In Q refu~ to enjov \\hat I have be.:ausc 01)" mind and heart lItJle I11se! rtp in the corl1U of tbis pjctllr~ ar~ a More of Tony 'Vons' homey philosophy is are entirelv con umed \\ith those di,tant enchantments. Rr~up of ladi~s _arolmd tabl~s ~'uy busy playmg heard on Sundays at 5:30 p. m. EST (4:30 CST) ~'hat When will we learn to enjoy we ha"e. 4:!ven brrdge. One pomls to tbe bands of tbe dock; tbe o"er an .& "BC·WEAl'-" net~·ork.

• Reviewing Rad 10

N TilE EXECUTIVE CQUt'\CIL of radio the gen­ of tribesmen travel about, the sheik listens with rapt tlemen \\ ho. e job it i!'l to anticipate developments, By Martin J. Porter attention to his Americ:1n favorites. I arc rubbing their palms and sho\\ ing other symptums l\ot only that (says the letter which Robison had 01 glee at the prospc":b for 193;. .' much trouble in havinp; tr.u}~lated) but at evcryoasis There is no question in their minds, or mme euher, You may count on the establishment of at least one in the desert there is planted a short-wave recelvcr­ that 193, will '-trike a ne\\ high in radio pro<,perity. new powerful network in 193;. and all the desert travelers say they prefer American I he waitmg Ii t... oi .spunX)r~ indicate t.hat u!llc s new But there \\ ill be no popularizing of wired wireless programs. networks are iormed, the broad.:astcr~ WIll be III a pO.l· or telcvision. bc.:au_ those ha.;k j.Jf the scene'l in these tion before swmmer, to dictate to clients just \\h;.It -Mt field5 ..ay definitely that their markcb will remain vir­ You've heard, prob.hl}'. of PHIL SPIT\LNY'S new of prograll1~ can be sandwiched into the open i1laces.• tually closed until ~teel and power stocks (rcal barome· program at CDS Thur",Jays at 8 p. m. EST (i C.~T). Anothl'r denlopment during the new year will he a ters of the economiL ",ituatiun) hit a new high not reg· It is Spitalny's notation that the composite American concentratiun of broadea,ters and clients both. on the IstereJ .since 1929. girl is represented in hi~ orche. tra. recruited from all project .of introduLing a new and la~ting informalit)' parts of the country, because its pcrsonnel has neen IOto radiO entertainment. \11 the .signs puint to a general Of all the thin~~ that havc happened recently, the drawn from a dO/en vocations. There are SCHral in tru­ dislike of presentations that are ",tilted and routlOcd dc~ision of a radio publication (not this one!) to take mentalists who used to he stenographers; two former and formal. over the Job of awarding diction medals to announcers, ~chool-teachers, three former pn\"ate secrctaries, one Probabh·' there \\ ill come a concentration of parl'nt nm\ that thc Academy of Arts am.! Letter~ has de~ided ex·waitress, a society girl, a gal who used to be a real­ and teacher leagues in America, tu ~upervi~e and view thaI the cuslom is a waste of time-paints the lily. e~tate sal~man and, I might add, several avowed IOU '11­ critically all ju\enile bro~d~asts. It \\ill be a tough year I he primary requisite for a winner, under the pre­ dans. on script-; depi..:ting children in impossible adventures, SUOliHious plan, is that he be "able to adapt himself to or deal lilA in blood-and-thunder serials and villains. I he the mood of a pmgram." It is quitc a sport along Radio Row to tell anecdotes fact thaI the scripts usuully make the villain!'l of the And so. with ATI~at tact, the publication has awarded about sponsorial stupidity. ., he practice is a successor sketches like~ble, will have much to do with the parcnt the medal this time to JAJ\\I:S W.\I.I.ING"I 0 1_who to the custom of telling funny stories about the dumb league complainh. won the real one in 19JJ! decisiom of IlollywQod magnates. Amazing are some Another e\'l:ntuality that you can bet )'our money of the nitwit incidents related; hut never, I believe, have on is thc .;ertaintv that during 19H the present vogue It will he KATIIIIE=' II"U.LS. di'coverv of LA. ­ I heard a .rarn that top~ the one concerning the director for amateur periods and t~llent q,Ut.~,ts will ,.;row [0 alllaz· 1\)" KOSS, \\ho will fill the \oid left in the' Showboat ot a large thcilter in 't:\\.' Yurk. ing proportaJils. One of the thmgs that prompts ~pon· program, when A.·.·E ITE H.\. 'SIlA\\, \\Jlked out to The other day he \\as called to \\atch a rehe~r~:11 sors and bTllJJ~a~ter~ alik(' tu adopt such progr:tm') is Join the Camel :-ho\\ for a new pre:entarion. and among the things he saw the fact that onl~' one real ,Iar was found la,t )'e~r­ \\a:» an adiago team-twu men and a \Iooman. IIELE:\ JEPSO:-l.• PALL II"HITE.\\A:-I di-eowry. H.vlOg run IOto WILLARD ROBISO:-l the other \\ hen the act was over, the director of the theater In pa:ot ~'l,;ar~ the dramatizcd commercial announce­ day, I came acros~ perhaps the mo't intere.sting sidelight called his manager. ments ~ameJ favor. At the beginning they gave promi!ie on radio to be cn(ountered in the \Car. ~\r. Robison "Can~el that dance team." he ordered crisply. of beinR lUterc tm,g.. '(m the li~teners not onl)' cXPf"t ~hO\\ed me a letter rrom a fan \\ ho had li~tenell regularly "Rut-but--" began the manaAcr. them. but dreJ,m them; :md I am informed that a 111.1· to his program br hort-\\.JH for two months. The "It\ out, \\ent on the director. 'Take it off the jority of spon,ors will relegate this form of adverti~ing li5tener was a sheik who~e domain is the Arabian desert. program." In 1935. Summer \\-ill sec more commercial program, lhi", :-heik carries a portable radio abuarJ his frcight­ "But why?" the manager demanded. on the air than ever before..\nd from February on, all bearing camel. It is the custom of the ~hcik to ride his "\\'ell," said the biS hess, "in this country we are major station, will go in for terrific buildups of day­ stallion along. ide the camel 011 long treks. taught to re'pect women, and the public won't like the time programs-a natural expedient, now that most of I he aerial wire is fa",teneJ to the collar of the camel, way tho5e two big brutes throw that poor young thing the OIght spOh are sold. and to the howdah, or house. on his back. As the caravan around." 7 5 id e 5tuff ~Iong· the Airialto By Martin Lewis

ONE OF the best of the recent ~Iips that pass in the mike came dur­ ing. a CBS Byrd broadca~t, when it speaker vOlccd greetings to "The liLtle men of America" In ca"lc yuu didn't know, PE(~GY (whom I femember v"hen she lIsed to be Peggy Bernier) heard on the new .\IARK HELLli'GER program, is the frau of .\IILTO~ WATSON. the romantic tenor sil1~ing on the CBS O'Plvnn .'ihuw. Both arc proteges of P.\lfL AS'I, the bushy-haired maes­ Iro ... Apparently another program has made a big hit with the tuner­ inners. My attention is being direc­ ted at the CBS Sunday a. m. feature, Between the Bookends, broadLast from Kansas City. where il'~ heen popular for :-.everal years. Sorry, people, it':>. too early for me to getup, hut there's a lip anyway to those who haven't heard it ,', And of all the requests received rrom readers ex­ pressing hope for their favorites' re­ turn to the kilocycles, JOH N 1.. 0· GARTY heads the lbt For a Christmas present, MOLASSES de­ cided to promote his partner, lie nnw calls him F1:BRLJ/\HY. What a swell

____J ...... 6 ... • ...... • ...... , .... - chance for advancement he has! Woollcott, that I rather like your FHANK HE.\DICK the radio actor. work. is now back in his long-held role of You can't come to the micro­ The Shadow. after giving way for a phone too often for these weary cars. When The O'Neills come to the CnS-WABC micro»hone Monday and "'ed­ few weeks to J,-\,\ll::'S LA Cl:WrE nesday and Friday evenings, they put their hearts into their broadcast. Just ... WALTER O'I

8 1 Mother I Schumann-Heink •

By Carleton Smith

"I Think the Young Girls Would Be Happier Today If They Worked More and If They Had Children. They Spend Too Much Time on Jazz and Bridge and Hunting for Their Lip-Sticks. They Must Have Hearts and Then Men Will Love Them"

On Christmas Day Madame Ernes~ille .Scbmll~ml­ Despite her temporary quarters in a hotel, Hei1:k tlmlled ber listeners once agaill wltb SlIe'l1 Nlgbt, Mother Schumann-Heink must ha"e her elec~ Holy l\'igbt. liz voice alld delivery sbe seel1~e4 as you/b­ tric stove. she must have her soup cooked by thor~ luI as e1:er she bas been ill ber lOIlK and brIlliant career. herself. And Carleton Smith seems Yet sbe bas five great-WQlldchildren, ele?"'en ~ralld­ oughly to enjoy the prOSIJcct of the delec- cbildren; sbe bad eigbt c])ildrell 0/ ber .m.iJll-:-Q mllv~rsal table morsel in prc)Jaration 'motber. Sbe bas enjoyed the compal1loltSlJlp of Krn!;s. And she has /i'/.;'ed to see the lIeu:est of the arts, RadIo, was with my boys. _. and I was helping my country." acclaim /Jer to a place almost legendary in the ell/er­ She leaned over and picked up the American flag taiIIment ""'or/d. that always rests- on her piano. and spoke ... Iowly: "Yes, Hereu;itb ;s presented tb! tbird illSial,,!ell.t 0/ ,her' the soldier"l were the real love of Illy life. \\"hen I sang lile-.~t()ry, as told by ber assocrofe alld apprecratlve cnlIC, to them and tried to cheer them, I knew then why God Carle/ou Smitb: had given me my voice, a sell~e of honor, and :.l loving heart. O-YOUR EDITOR wants to know when I am "They needed those things ...0 badly. thme boys. going to tell about my lufs, does he?" And you v,.'onder now why I want preparedness, It's to S f\ladame Schumann-Heink ~traightene.d in her stop war and to instill discipline in our young ones." chair her arms akimbo. She looked very senous, and her ~yes flaslled. \Ve were in the sitting room of her I\D.\ME Schumann-fleink swung otT then into one suite at a Chicago hotel. M of her favorite subjects: "Now I want to know. Is he making fun of me? "I want peace. But I know how to get it. Modern Because I' was so ugly. He needn't rub it in. women will never accomplish anything tow3rd world "But you 'can tell him. 1\ly great luf started in 1917 peace by conferences. Let them have good, warm meals during the war. And I had so many lovers-thousand~ ready for their hU'inands. And let the men be prepared. of them I More than he ever had, I bet. Then we will get peace. "And they still love me-all those soldier boys who "You must forgive me if I offenL! your feelings. l3ut are not dead, Because I loved them ... and for them "SinginJ{, just like good living, must come I want every high·school boy to serve in a Camp .. , to I could die. We shall never forget those days together. from the heart outward," saJo'S Madame rest on cots. _. and undergo the training and hardships Those memories are still fresh ... of soldiers. They must be di~dplined and LrcateJ ex­ "Eighty of them lying there on cots in one large actly a"l uur doughboys were in hard times. room. And the doctors ... they try to put a gas mask Today those boys never forget their Mother. No "I hat is the lack in America ... and you forgive On me. Well, you know, I cannot sing with a ga.. mask. matter where she goes in thi" country. they gather to me if I SJ}' it. I mean \\ell. But we hne no di"lcipline. But when I saw those boys ... I knew I could not get do her honor. I ha\'e secn s\\ords fl3sh in salute and 1':0 rcsl1C;;r. That is what youn~ people need. .\lother"l disca..e ... and no matter. I IllU"t sing for them. Years heard bugles blare as they \\dcomed her [Q city after mu~t make their children mind. We mU"lt have order before, my babies l1ad had scarlet fever and all those city. Drill teams and bands e:o.corteJ her, a gray-haIred in our homes, and respect for the men. A child has to things ... and I never got it. woman, as they would a Pre... ident or an Adl\liral. know and obey his father..\nl! our dear country rnu"lt "It is too much," she always say:., But she appre­ be ready to fight, ready to keep peace. You sec, I speak IRST I started to sing The Rosary and I saw them ciates it. f=or those men who march next to her auto­ my mind. I am not a Iluly .\to...e"l, I al11 a ...oldicr's child. F crying and I couldn't stand it. So I hopped into mobile are not merely strange individuals who have ":'\o\V all these murders and kidnapings and gq.ng­ my I rish songs you know ... Oh. the Tune of the dressed themsche"l in yards of shining cloth. To ht:r sters that have been filling the papers ... CALL I~ Kerry Dancer " And Madame's foot began to beat they are comrade::. with whom she has sutTered during TilE .\IARI:\ES! They·1I stop this bad business. And the rhythm as she sang through the: rollicking melody. those awful d;Jy", when ,guns boomed over Europe, and don't you doubt it. They could clean it up in no time. "All those hays they bounced in their beds as I gave death was everywhere. Anti they should. them one \"erse a'fter another. And the nurse.. were all They are bUlhlies of the four sons ... he has ~iven to '" like the .\larines. You know ther were my favor- running around. trying to keep them quiet ... 'Enuf! the L'nited Statts Army, and fellow soldiers with that its. And with them I (Collimued Oft Page 2;) Enuf!' they yelled to me. But I couldn't quit when I other ~on of hers who had died in a U-boat under the saw the smiles on thO\e weary faces." Atlantic. "Ach, thmc boys!" she says. "They bring back memories to me. "I t may sound strange to say it, but war­ time was the happie."It period of my life. Then

And what a chuice morliel it turned out to be! Carleton Smith and Madame Schu· mann-Hcink and her son Au­ gust show how thoroughly they enjoyed it-with Mother doubly pleased at hayin. cooked the meal herself

1 9 "This Is Woollcott-II

By Henry Bentinck

ERIIAPS IT is cruel to date Alexander Woollcott At Wit's End-in a Drawing-Room-Cir­ Presently we discussed his recent hook-autographing .a~ i ... done with a Gm of coffee-but the fact re­ cling the Globe on a Luxury Cruise-or stunt. undertaken to hc1p the sale of his best .seller. He P mains that the. ()vcr~lllfTcd raconteur \\ith the in­ unfurled a ~lory that typifies his pel:lIliar mal ...nphbti­ congruous china-(Ioll hands and feet is dated. He be­ Talking to You Through Your Own Loud­ cated 5en ... c of humor. lung'~ 10 a dramatic period of the Jla ... t, the era of Ihe Woollcolt hates crowds. Ill' soon regretted under­ Algonquin \\hen that famed t\:C\1,. York ho~telry \\;IS Speaker, Ye Town Crier Is Always the lakmg the stunt. for he was continually besieged hy the gathering place for tht: artistic bOll-\"i\'anb of Same Raconteur of Wash-Room Stories milling group~ of worshippers. In several I:tnguages-­ America ... \\ hl're Roben Bl·nchlev. ~e\""a .\1..: .\1t·in, and Horrible Murders ___ and Man of he.... quite a linguist !-he cursed the publisher·:o. r~pre­ IrYing h:aufman, .\1a((; Connully, Doroth}' Parker :lOd sentati\c \\ho had sold him on the idea of junketing a host of other convil,.ial ... ouls were \\onl to gather Far-Reaching Charities about the country's book ... tores. about the fa mall" round tahJ.e and C:\ch;lilge ,'erhal shto po... itivl·ly that the micrt,pholle i... the pre,lte"t .,alc~ .l.....el at an tainly," he repliet in a coldly amiable VOlee. "Meet me unholy, "no you may depend upon it that hi" audi­ 3uthnr's cOlllmand. \11 of \Voollcf)tt's hook ... \\erc finan­ ill lht· men'.. wash room in ten minutcs!" ence... Ill'\'Cr tire of his entert:lining p;ltta, deliHl[t·t.! ... 0 cial duds until hl' entered radio. Recently he pieced Needle,,~ to state, the girl wrote a very unflatlering fla\dt· ....,ly that I'ven the Illo... t tTlvlal tale a.,sumes a togelher a Ie\\ yarn.. , put thelll het\\een houk-jackets, ~Iory about the abominable manners of the Town Crier. brl';lthll'ss importance. and IO!-;lJld hehold!-While Home BUflh hecame a What she didn't know, of course, W;IS that that is the It IS thi ... love for telling ... lories that has hrought hnt st>J1er! manner in which Woollentt COllver ...es with his closest Woollcott. thc highbrow, to radio, And parCHral year.. of radiu \\ork he has granted less than affection. Rut if he ad...... :,) you outrageously all the (Iuotient. it is claimed, i... not of the h:ghc... t. Woolkutt a dozen inh~n'i{'\\s. anti Ihc-...e only ::Ifler the entire pre...... time, then you know you're in." replies to Ihis estimate \\ith an emphatic ~nf)rt: department of the Columbia BroJtk;l.,ting Sy:o.tcm had WCH)IIcott pretends to be hard-boiled, and his ~I)­ "When I first entt:red radio," tel/.., W1lollcott...... df­ \\Cpt colle.::ti\'ely on his ample ... houldcr begging for a pc.arance lends itself to the llla ... querade, for while his appointed critics \\3rned me ap:Jin ...1 Ihe step. I hey bit of cooperation. 200.. pound frame is bene\"olent in its corpulency, his told me that the va ...1 majority of li ... tencrs were morons, Woolkott didn't smile-a., he should ha\-c-\\hen face i... quite \'Il1ainolls in appearance. Horn-rimmed and thJt my style \\-ould be \\ay lI\'cr their heatb! I'm he told your corn·... pondent that "the illll:n"iew is the glasse~ and all, he looks some\\ hat like an Oriental bad happy to say that thc critic:) \\t:re all wrong. The radio hl\\c~t form of jOllrnalisril, and all interviewers are nit­ man. Ilut the list of private charities to which he con. audIence, on the whole, is as intelligent and of in tales of lust and violence. fans. Iii .. bizarre slOries, gathered in Two permanent occupants of Wit's years of world vagabondage, haH been End arc .\lr, Pim, a poodle. and Junior, received like manna from hC;IVt~n by a a colorl'd servant. WooJlcott calls his radio puhlic weary of over-repetition. vald Junior becau"e he employed the Woolleott prepare.. his radio scripts man's father before him. in a highly unorthodox. manner. Several Woolkotl's two other domiciles, mornings each \'l'ck, over the cofTte which he ~Iwres with George Kaufman, table, he dictate... his yarns to his secre­ the plar.wright who collaborated with tary. In time ;J11 the drafts arc assem­ him on I he l):lTk Tower and The Chan­ bled. and Woolkott edit... the copy. nel Road, arc situated in Vermont. When the document is kneaded into \Voollcott travels like a fore ... l fire. shape, he repairs to the ~tudio, where he lie's Iwcn known to have dinner with a stage... a dress rehearsal. friend one e\'ening, make a theatcr dale This dress rehears:ll is one of the for Ihe next-and never show up, for the most unique performances in ~tudi() an­ very good reason that he hat! been bit­ nals. It cOl1si~b of readinA lhe script ten b,v the wanderlust overnight ,lilt! had over once-silent Iv- -for timing. It's an hopped aboard a sleamer hound for Port odd si~ht to ~ee Woollcott ~ealed before Said, Bombay, Shanghai, or some oth~r the mIcrophone, witb his lips moving remote spot. rapidly. but \\-ith not a sound disturbinA His chid hobbies arc talking, writ­ the ... Iillne... s of the room! ing, eatinK and traveling. But in ~trict Lnlikc most persoll'\ on the air, the lruth one ... hould employ the past feme Town Crier broaJ,a~h silting down, As when referring _to eating as one of his he delivers his animaled chalter into the hobbies, for Woollcotl almost went 10 microphone, he scatters the pages of his (Continlled 011 Page )1) :-cript on the floor. At the finish of his hroadcast he lifts himself wearily from Ihe ch:lir and s\yeeps Ollt of the ..tudio Does this look like the face ~of a man majestically. leaving the scattered page~ who delights in fiendish, blood-curdl­ to be swept up hy thc cleaners. ing tales of murder and horror? Al- He loves hi~ rai.lio \\ork ior several exander WooJ)cott doel:i! 10 -And They Stole A Squad Car! "Calling All Cars"

By Arthur Kent

"Only Chumps Work," Said This Trio of Baby Bandits. And in Denver, Colo­ rado, They Stole a Police Patrol Car to Support Their Contention. But--

IlE 1.11 rLE :'Iedan was going 50 fast that it fairly danced ,along· ,the hj~hway. And the trio inside T sang gaily. I he drl\'er was a youth about 20; nex.t to him sat a dark, pretty girl a couple of years younger. And on the other side of her was a lad of si:

By "The Doctor" By Countess Olga Albani

Mildred Bailey Might Have Been Suc­ One of Radio's Radiant Stars Reveals cessful at Many Things Away from the Her Secrets of Caring for the Hair Rocking-Chair-Had She So Chosen

HIS IS rhe ... tory of The Rocking Chair \'E'~Y BFAUTlfCI picture is encased in a frame to enhance its attractivc­ Lady, .\1 ildrel! Bailey. What qualilies E nc....., to give it a setting. ("hat is why. when God created a \\oman, he ~ave T ha\-e made this little j..{1TJ. who is only five her lu ... trnus hair-so that her features might ha"'e their proper frame. lI,m is feet 1\\0 ilKhes tall. one of radlo's favorites? one of our hle...... ing... indeed. We certainly need it-\\ ith heads exposed thc-.e days. Can character analy~is give the all...wer? Yes--­ To be"'eech a \\OO1an to brush hcr hair is to earn her "corn. I kno.... -but my e\"en her \ nice. pul ... ing low in the throat, has its .... arning is to hru... h. I love to bru~h my hair. There is ~omethins so stimulating little marker in the iace which tell ... the analy~t ahout it-and then, too, I know that brushing helps to make it .. hilly. Oh. I scn"'e what his car.. ma.v expe.:t when his curiosity what you are going to say. "Brush out my wave with e\cry !ltroke-not me!" All prompts him to li ... tell. Also it is obviolls that right But let's compromi...e. 'rou brush it once a week, any\\tly-just before your singing has htl'n an important part of her ex­ vi~it In the beauty shop. Ihen you will clear away the dust and dead hair-to say i~ten..:e for many }ears. nothing of bringing nl'\', life to a scalp which probably has gro\\n lax through sheer Mildred Bailey, The Rock­ Cntil \\c <;ce the Hli.:al indicator... we \..nuld neglect. Of course to the lucky few who have naturally wavy hair, there is no never guess that this lady ... pe..:ializes in lamen­ excuse for omitting the d;lily brushing. I cannot he too emphatic in impressing ing Chair Lady, who is on ~hows an NBC·\VJZ network e\"cry taLions and torch ..011,1.\ .... for ,hi .. face good upon yOIl the good that bru ... hing does your hair. Monday, \Vednesday and imagination and il1\t'nlion a" \\ell as mental It is in shampooing th'lt ynu can get in a nice ma..sage of the scalp, too. Don't Friday evening vcr... atility. Iler vividne..s :Illd great liking for be :Jfraid to knead your head. The rinsing must be thorough. I like mine of vinegu. the \ariolls good things of life .,eem to be in for your information, this rin ...e consists of about one-half glass of vinegar to contradiction to a pe ...... imi ... tic ballad Cer­ a quart of \\:arm water. It will put a lovely gloss in the hair, make the permanent tainly to the Old Rockin' Chair, v. hich !>erHS as her themc. eao;ier to comh, and remove all traces of soap. After allowing the vinegar to satu­ In Mildred Bailey's foreh~;ld we find creati .... e abilitv, which t'llahles her to rate thoroughly-gi\ e the hair another plain water rime. inject per!>on:llity into her renditions and to put over a song which might create no J'm so sorry rOT all of you who are tortured with oily hair. Even though the impression when <,ung br another. This suhject is aggressive. likt''l to have her own limp head is "llpposed to be the healthie..t-it certainly is the ugliest. The cause­ way, and is apt to cretlit herself with more managerial ability than she po.....e.....e... overworked ...{'haceou'l glands. due to a variety of reasons. One specialist claims She is mobile mentally. The indicator... of time. motion and rhythm in her forLo.. f:lltv foods are the cause of them. Rut whatever it is---one 'lhould try to relieve he.ld are the mo... t prominent of her charE, 731 Plymouth Ct., Chicago, III. Had she st:lftcd study in painting early in life. Mi... s Bailey could have been mildly successful as an idealhtic artist. The fullnes ... , where her nose blen(h into Every Sunday evening Countess Albani sings on the Silken Strings her eyebro\\s, inJicatcs form appreciation, while a color pcrception is found over program over an NBC-WJZ network, at 9 p. m. EST (8 CST), and the eyes. later o"er a split network at 11 p. m. CST, for the West CoasL

Ten Years Ago Bulls and Boners

ADIO RELAYS "ound of tolling of America's HS. CLA R K; "One member of the Civil Ser­ rf'duced from fifty cents to two dollars."-Lawrence R hi:s{oric Liberty Gdl for the sec~nd tim.e in it" M vice Commission has been a woman since 1920." Anderson, Eau Claire, Wis. (Dec. 19; WCCO; venerable care.>r. Station WOO. Phlladelphla. does -Mrs. J. P. Huffman, ;\luskogee, Okla. (Dec. 10; 4:10 p. m.) the microphulllllg. KVOO; 9:10 a. m.) Press Radio i\:ews Announcer: "Searches wcre GUGLlE1.~\O MARCO~I, inventor of wireless llarlem J\1 anchester: "Twenty-fi\C-year-old Baby made .today in motors, bus-.e~ and street C ma~y advantages, i~c!uding economy Facc N'e!:son was found dead in a ditch filled with bombs. Fourteen were arrestcd."-Carrie J. Wanner, and efhclency, of hiS bc,Hll transmlSSlon. lead." Eleanor ;\lowery, Mahoney City, Pa. (Dec. Collegeville. Pa. (Dec. 18; WJZ; 10:50 a. m.) 22; WBZ; 6:40 p. m.) MUSIC Pl HLlSHEHS put as well as take at Boake Carter: "The tenants wouldn't pay their WNAC. in [3o"rol1. In order to retrieve p~rt of the Announcer: "I could not sleep during the night, rent, so the poor woman had no money to e

12 1 Radio Road to Health The Child'5 Hour

By Shirley W. Wynne, M. D. By Nila Mack

"It Is High Time That the Public "The Fault with Disrespectful Chil· Realize the Danger of Influenza" dren Lies with the Parents," Says Miss Mack. Let Her Tell Why

INTER ALWAYS brings the dreaded possibility of an epidemic of the OURTESY is a mark of respect which flu. In order to guard against influem:a, don't neglect a cold. all voungslcrs owe to their parents, yet W Colds occur when the rcsi,tance of the delicate mucous memhranes of C the'sad fact remains that many young the nose and throat is lowered so that those membranes become susceptible to at­ native children are not sufficiently deferential tack by disease germs. Among the common causes of this lower,cd rcsistanc~ are ex­ to their parents or to their ciders. This lack posure to drafts-sudden chilling of the body~prolonged peno~s spent !" stuffy of courtesy seems to be a peculiarly American and overheated rooms ... Re~islance can be huilt by healthful dlct, suffiCient rc~t. characteri~tic. Anyone who has Ira\"eleJ in for­ adequate clothin~ and p.roper ventilation.. \Vell-bal~nced. meals and sleep play eign lands cannot help but notc the e:\treme important roles In cnablll1g the body to withstand II1fecllOn. . deference and courte~y that the children else­ Innuenza is still a mystery. Its symptoms vary conSiderably. The where show to their parents. germ of the disease is. unknown. The so-cal.led innuenza b~cillus nlay ?f.may not The fallit. of CQur:-,e. lies with the pa-rcnt­ be prescnt, and even If it be present there IS as yet no eVIdence that It IS the es· rarely, if ever. with the child. Our native par­ Children will obey their sential cause· of the disease. Guided by experience, however, we have every reason ents encourage an intimate contact with the parents only when they to belie\·e that the germ is pre:ient in the secretions of the nose and throat. children that is unhcard of with Europeans. understand that the parents No one knows why at times influenza takes on epidemic and pa~demic charac­ Here children are allowed to dine with u~, ac­ are wiser than they are ters. We have rcason to believc that the \'Irus does not completely dlC out between company us to shows, receive callers with us, such epidemics. But, as we havc no way of identifying the germ, we are in the dark and so on. as to whcre the virus is kept alive in inter-epidemic periods. . Of course our system seems better-with reservations. There is nothing finer One thing is important. Experi~nce has shown that when a patient .becomes in the world than the spirit of 800d fellowship. comrade:lhip, and friendliness ill with inOuenza despite all preventive measures, the outlook for the pat!ent's re­ that characterize the average Amencan family. Blit when parents place themselves covery is distinctly improved if he is put" Lo bedpromptly and a doctor IS ca!ll:d. on an equal footing with the children; 'when they play together and often pal The patients who insist on fighting the dJ::iease off. usually suffer the most senOll$ around together-they never must fail to inculcate in the children a feeling that consequences. the parent should he respected when he finds it necessary to issue a command. That influenza during the winter months is more preva)ent tha~ the general I have visited homes in which the father and the son were real pals. Yet I public realizes, is borne out by the results of a survey ma~e In DetrOIt recently by have seen this same father issue an order to his SOil. which was disobeycd flagrantly. the United States Public Health Service. The survey consisted of a house-ta-house . C~i1~ren, as a ~ule, will obey the mandates of their parents only when the cam'ass covering the incidence of colds. pneumonia and influenza among the popula­ child IS Impressed WIth the fact that orders should be obeyed at all times, and not tion. It Showed that only a very insignificant percentage of the actual number or only on specific occasions; and when they understand that the parent is wiser cases or influenza were reported to the health authorities. and that only ,2 percent than they are, and that the elder's counsel should be followcd as a matter of course. of influenza patients were attended by p~ysicia.ns. . .. While it is well to allow the children a considerable time with thc social ac­ It is high time that the g~neral pub"c r~allze !he danger of mfluenza ":Ith Its tivities o.f the parents.. occasionally it would oe well to send them out to play with possible aftermath of heart dIsease, rheumatism, kidney trouble, tuberculOSIS, and other children of their own age when callers arrive; else they may become too other chronic disorders. sophisticated, too presuming and too forward. Equally is it high time that the public take such preventiv~ steps as are offered. Medical sCience is seeking further knowledge of the disease. I~or the present I can Nila Mack is director of all children's programs for CBS. Her pro. only state: Guard your children from common colds. treat colds promptly, and gram, Sunday MorninK at Aunt Susan's, may be heard over a CBS. so le)sen the chance of an epidemic of inOuenza. WADC network every Sunday at 9 a. m. EST (8 a. m. CST).

Flashes of Fun Hits of Week

D \VYNN: You know, Graham, I just met a Ernie Stanton: What time is it ..... hen a China­ OLE PORTER'S smash tune hit. Yoo're the man whose name is Jones, hut I call him Kipper. man goes to a dentist? C T9ps, .from the sensational musical, A!1ything E Graham: 'Veil, tell me, Chief, why do you Iiolll Val Stanton: I don't know. \\that time is it? G()C), IS mIles ahead of any and all competition in him Kipper? Ernie Stanton: It's 2:30--get it?-tooth hurly! the wlXkly kilocycle song tabulation. but unfortun­ \\')nn:-Because he's a little hard of Ilerring! -Vallee Variety Program ately It cannot be awarded the weekly number one -Texaco Broadcast rating, for the song is restricted to only a few of the Gene: Mac. I've been thinking lately about the outstanding bandleaders. H.eque~ts for the number human race. have deluged the radio maC~lros, but they haven't Ted Husing: Walter. why are you shaking been able to comply becau~c of the rc~trictlon. that bottle in front of my face? Mac: You have? O'Keefe: Because it says on the bottle to shake Gene: Yes. You know the two sexes have al. "' herefore, by grace of this restriction, we find ways raced for supremacy. june in january heading both divi:::.ions of the RADIO ~'ell before Husing! GL'IDt: poll. I he tabulation follows: -Camel Cara"an :Mac: Oh, yeah. And now I guess they've set­ tled down to neck and neck! SONG HITS PLAYED MOST OFTEN ON THE AIR -Greater Sinclair Minstrels SonIC" limes Jack Benny: It's only two hours from Broad­ June in J~nuarv 30 way to Sing Sing. but it's twenty years from Sing Gracie: Operator, give me Main' 6030-Hcllo, Object of My Affection Z8 Sing to Broadway. George! Dancing with My Shadow 25 Parker: Is that so? My uncle got back from With Everv Bruth I Take 24 Sing 5mg in three years. George: Hello, Gracie! What's up? Hands Across the Table 20 Benn.y: Can I help it if they invented stream­ Gracie: I want you to meet me in five minutes. Stav as Sweet as You Are 18 George: What for? Follow My Secret Hurt 15 lined trams? Earful of Music 13 -Jello Program Gracie: I'll tell you when J see you. George: All right, but where \\ill I meet you? The Continental 12 Gracie: I'll tell you that, too, \\ hen I see you. Where There's Smoke There's Fire 10 Miss Troy: Mr. Perr}'winkle. what do you do Goodby! BAND LEADERS' PICK OF OUTSTANDING HITS for a living? -Adventures or Gracie Son!!:, Points Perr)winkle: I write dramas to keep the wolf June in January 30 away from the door. Dancing with My Shadow 28 Miss Tro)': What do you do-read them to the Lazy Dan (talking on phone): You want an­ P. S. I Love You 25 wolf? other hat? Well, honey, I can't get you one now. Hands Across the Table 21 You'll have to talk through your old one for another Winter Wonderland 20 -Carefree Carni"al year. Santa Claus Is Coming to Town \3 Night of Love 17 -Lazy Dan, The Minstrel Malt Out in the Cold Again 15 Portland: Yes. Mr. Allen. I had to go to the Difference ~ Day Makes 14 dentist, and so I thought I'd Stop in and sec you, Joe Penner: I got this lump on my head when Invitation to D~nce 11 too. I wa~ 3 baby. My nur..e dropped me on the ceiling. SonA hit.. requc~teJ nUht frequently from a few Allen: You belie\"e in taking a little pleasure Lawyer: 110\,." could you be dropped on the of the mae~tro\ last \\cek "ere: with your pain, eh? ceiling? Arnold johnson: dune in january, Santa Claus Portland: Yes. It was a pleasure to go to the Joe Penner: Well, you see I was a bouncing Is Coming to Town. ancing with My Shadow. dentist-if there's any pain I'll g:et it here! baby. Little Jack Little: June in January, Winter Won. -Town Hall Tonight -Dakers Broadcast derland, Earful of Music.

13 Programs for Sunday, January 6

Edition 1 9:30 a.m. 4:45 p.m. WICC-Collcert Ensemble NBC-PCl.'rle ~ Trio: \\EAF Star Indicates High Spot Selections NBC-OrPilm Drama. Arthur Al· WJAR-Castles in Mu!'ic 1.(hle s," Claude Rains, ice WORe 1280 500 Wort'ltr C WORC WIIl:C WAAB WLBZ ~ue..t: WJZ WSYR WBZ Emery Darcy, sol.isls; Ronnie Ro~ine; P-atrit'k & Hale WDEN-The Week in Revirw WPRO 630 250 Proy'cit A WICC \\ loLA WHAM &I Van; Marltaret Krull, guest WEEI-Manhattan Merry·Go WGR-Merry Times Prgm. ~"I.'ak('r; WSVR 570 250 Syra.'se N • NBC-Radio Cit)' Music Hall Y. N.-SYlllphony Orch.: WAAB Ulderiro Marcelli's Hnund WNAC-Uncle Bob Houghton or the Air: WJZ WBZ WHAM WFEA WORC Orch.: WEAF WTIC WBEN WTAG 580 sOO Wore'er N wSYR-Uncle Frank Reading WJAR-RomanCt in Son~ WSYR WBE~-The Cabint'l Maker WTAG WJAR WEEI WCSI-I Taht'rllacl~ 50,000 HuU'd N the Funnies WKDW-fj,lhurchill WTIC 1040 WBF.N-/j,Rallbi 1. WGIl-ltalian Hour WGY WOn-Strad\'oriu'l Quartet 10;30 a.m. hnk WJ('C-The Melody Girl CDS-Crumit &. Silnderaon, songs; WTIC-nt'": WJZ WBZ NnC-To be aIlIlOUIICl.'d: WJ7. WLHZ-Salon Gems WNAC WLUl WF'EA wrBL Comic Strip violinist: WEAF ABS-M e I 0 d 'i Mu"\keteers: WSYR WNAC-Walter Smith WEAN WGn WIIEC wone WORC-Mu~ical Program \'v PRQ-Swedi~h Radio NBC-"The AiJin~ HOUle," WPHO AB5-Drookl)'11 Symphony Orch.: WICC Roeer B. Whitman: WJI. \\AAB-Italian Serenaden WPRO 6:30 p.m. * NBC-Symphony Concert; Yeo 9:00 a.m. WOZ WHAM \"EA~-.c.Catholic Truth Period * C. N.-Rev. Father Chules E. NBC-frank Simol\!t' Concert hUlli Mellu!till, violinist i Vladi· NBC-Oalladeen; Chorus; In· WJAR-SoloiH WHAM-l!.CathoJic Hour Coue:hlin: WFEA WNAC wGn Ihnd; Narrator: WEAF WGY mir Gol~chlllal\l1, romlnrtor: strumpntaJ Trio: WEAF WGY WOR-Perole String Quartl.'t WHEC-{"ollcert Favorites WOKO WORC WEAN WLDZ WBEN WJl WHAM WBZ WSYR WJAn WBE~ WTIC-lIollyv,ood Show World WKBW-Ca~t1es in Music WICC WORC WFBL WOR • CBS-ACME WHITE LEAD WEEI-Conr('rt Music CBS-Aunt Susan: WARC WOKO Il:30 a.m. WLBZ-Ilarmoneers WBZ-To be announct'd &:: Color Work~ Pre~l'l\t "Smilin' WOR-Jean Goldkf'tte's Or('h WIIEC WLBZ WORC WICC • NBC-Major Bowes' Family; WOKo-Souvenirs of Song WHAM-Beauty That Endures Ed" McConnell: WABC WDRC WFEA WGn Wfo-BL W~AC Walt/o ~Iayo, conductor & WSYR-Roy's Gan~ 4:15 p.m. WFBI. WFEA WJAS WKDW 8:30 p.m. WEAN \'iolinist; Tum McLaughlin, 1:45 p.m. WHA t-Squire Ha~kin; organ W(AU WJSV \\;\AC WHP CBS-California MI·lllllit',,\: WABC NUC--Coast to Coast on a Bu!!, LarHone; Nicholas Cosenlino, (BS-Pat Kennedy. tenor; Art 4:30 p.m. WAAB WE.4,N \\'OKO WNAC WORC WEA~ childrl.'n's prr;m. WJZ WBZ tenor; Hannah KI('in, piamst: Ka~~rs Orch.: WAnc WGR ~BC-Harry Resl.'r·" Orcb.; Ray l\HC-Grand Hotel; Anne Sey. ABS-S)m~ht>n)' Orch. WPRO WSYR The Guard'lftJen: WEAF Wile \\ FBL Heatherton; Pe~ La Ceotra: mour &. Don Amt'che: WJZ WAAB-Beetho\ell M('rnuri

Timt Shown Is Eastffn Sundard at a new time. from 7 to 7:30 p. m. over grams over the CBS-WAllC network, a CnS-WABC network. which will be heard from 9 to 9 :30 p. m., McCONNEll tHry Monday, Wedne~day and S:tturtlay, Sunday, Jan. 6 Gulf Headliner.... featuring WILL ROG­ will he launched-with AI"DRE KO TE­ ADAME ER. 'ESTI,'E SCIIU­ ERS. will he h.ard from i:30 to 8 p. m., LA IETZ and his orchestra and chorus. ACME QUALITY PAINT MANN-liE!. 'K. star of the new over the CBS-W,\BC network. a new time. and LIN-X Sentinel ~eren3de. heard at ; M Tuesday, Jan. 8 .wow ,,.. ne~work. You·" ....r '"'" p. m. (.I\"l·r an t'\rlC-\\"EAI' will Monday, Jan. 7 Co'u,..bl••r_d~l,j".5"11_ ~il1~ Llvoritc::o 'from her repertoire of clas­ FRAY AI'D BRAGGIOTTI. two-piano ~on,ll,~ MUSICAL "OS I M,\N. f••turing AR· sic ;lIld folk ;md will talk on her ex­ team, will be heard at a new time. 10JO \VADC \VAAB \VORC peril'n.:e::o as an artbt and mother. TELLS DICk-SO:", baritone. in a return to a regul.:lr chcdule on the airwave~, and to 10:45 p. m., over the CBS-W \BC net­ WCAU WEAN WJS\, CII.\H!.IOS TOtCIl ETl 1'. piani,t. will work. \VHP \VFEA \VJAS DO. 'ALD I'O\'IS, tenor. and VERA be he3TLt o\cr the CBS-\\' \Be network \ AI . the nlvet-voi.:ed blues song::otress, daily exccpt Sunday. at M a. m. The pra­ ~mging Wednesday, Jan. 9 • will be heard a... the star... of the gral1l~ replace The SOIlJ.; Heporter, DICK new Open Ilou..e M:'rle:'l lor 1935 over the NEWTON. )011:>< McCOR,\lACK. world-famolls Evtry Sunday [vrnlng at 6:30 CHS-W \Be network frOIll 5 to 5:3!1 p.m. P.M .• E.S.T. (5:30 P.M .. C.S.T.I ~rie hJ~ (fish tenor, will return to the air fur a '1 hi .. repLh:e') the \\. hich fcaturcd Easy Acc~ returns to the CBS-WAlle series of four broaJ.:a ... , ... at 9:3(1 y. m., Cluhtandllll-\ local radio performers from network on a new schedule and can be over I'BC-\\'JZ. replaclllK JOH:\ C IAR­ dilll'reni citi~5. heard .cver;.-· .\Ionda}'. Tue..day. Wednes­ I ES THO;\lAS. who i~ making a concert day and Thur.Jay from 3:·f; to 4 p. m. tour. M \1 CQI ~I I A PR \DE, known to ra­ DON'T MISS dio Il .. tener> thnJlIj,thout the country "or Buck Rogers in Ihe 2;lh Century. for AlISClI.\ LE\'IT7KI. renowned con­ the IU>t .ten rl';U as The Man from three years a popular CB feature. will he cert piani .. t. \\.ill be he:lTd in another of Cook·... Will he hack hefole the micro­ heard 011 a cCla~l-lo-coast CBS-W.\BC nel­ his recitals O\'er an • 'BC-\\'JI Ill: ,""ork. TONY WONS phone for another wee-klr series of travel­ word effecti\C this date. The prop-rams, at 10 p. m. Every Sunday Afternoon NBC ogue) over all I"BC-\\ JL network at 5:30 currentl\· hl'ard .'tond:1\" thruul!,h Thllr,,­ p. m. day, will reach Columbia's Ea~tcrn net­ Friday, Jan. 11 in work from 6 to 6.15 p. 111. anti on West AI [,ANDER \\OOLLCOTT, author, CO'l~t stations from 7:30 to 7:45 p. m. An international exchan~c program "THE HOUSE BY pIJywn~ht. raconteur and ., (I\\. n Crier of from Russia will he hrnadca~t over the the air. effective thi:'! date. will be heard Chc~terfield's 1935 series of radio pro- CnS-WABC network from 9:30 to 10 a. 111. THE SIDE OF THE ROAD" What She Gets for Being Herself (Conllllued from !'ap,e Z) and EddIe Cantor-cach offered his theory contrary." ~he protests. "I'm afraid I'm of how he:'!t to ()'.. ercome the natural ob­ not clever enough to follow h:tlf the ex­ a" ..Ill' ..;It (Ill Ihl' <;cnlet di\,;m of her ~tacle~ radio Pfl' ellts to a heginner. r\:It­ cellent slIS.';l·stions offered me. I'd have ew York Cems to he up..ct and :Ip­ W~nn too clever to accept advice. "On the prehen~i\C Tt.',·ue l Alc'(allder \\ :Jlkntt. I'll for my welfare ht'cause I'm employing out..ide writcrs to plot my acts, instead of u~illA ~riJlts prep.:ued by regu­ lar radio 3uthors and gag·writers. f-rank­ Sunday - Continued Iy, , don't think I'm takinA too much of a gamble. fur I'm employing the same 9:00 p.m. CB5--Wa~'ne Kine:'~ Orch.. \\ HZ-Wealher, ttmpe!ature; writers \\.ho penned Illy ~tage material * NBC-Manhattln Merry·Go" WAll( WORC W\.A8 WOKO Srw< with such remarkable succe!is. Then too. Pt~~~~IS (taturin~ WhBW-Back 1I,)me Hour Ruul.tI; fanlous acts \nOL WROW l'oel Coward ha~ Araciousl}' consented to o( the Amf'ric:an thf'lIoter; Pierrt AB~Hockey Gall1l?: WPRO WOR-Currl'IIt E\'{'nts 'W ,)' lulJet f Pl:iORACINE. a wonderful new du.· Lt Krf'l'un. tenor; \11'n Abollt l'. ~ .-Amatwr Ni\l:ht WEA:\ WTIC-"On With the Dan«" "rite much of my material. I'm perfectly ~::?ir::im::~~e1:fle~ntr;tul~bo::=::erw~~~ in~ TOWIl, Irio; Alld~ Sanella's W'\'AC 11:15 p.m. sure my a ',i... t:lnts can write for an Ion, .mlcted. Write !or .worn proof Ind free Olch.: WEAf wcr WTIC WGIf-lIarold Au~tin's Orch. CO~Litt1c Jack IJUle's Orcb.: visible audience as intelligently as they information. \VJAR \VTAC WHEC-:\!eloJies Old and New have wriuen for visible ones. ILLINOIS X:EDICAL PRODUCTS, Dept. SO! wCSII WI.8Z WFEA WNAC 611 N. Centl't1 Plrll. ChtCll:o. Ill. * CBS-Sunday [vtning Con· WI(C-ehapel Echoes ~BC-Jrs'e Cr~\\rord. o~ani..t; cl?rt; h. .. lh"rilll' \t..i,le. I<>pra· WI.BZ-Cla~~ic Album Ouruth\ I'ao:•. contralto; WJZ nn. !ul'~l; Vlclur Kolar. Direc· WOR-Edth· Duchin's Orrhestra ADS-Oantin; 'TIl 1 A.M.; To Remain Lillie tor: \VAHC WSAC WDRC WORC-Be"auh 11lat Entlures \\ PItO •• , \CC no rea..on for becoming a mere How YOU Can Get 10:i5 p.m. IlZ-~1u,icale WrBL WOKO WGIt wl.nz W i~t WORC X8C-To bE' announced; WJZ \\TAX-Local News gag<;lcr, depending for laughs on the L\\ * NBC-Silken Strings; Chul;e \\'OZ-Tn hr annOlllln-d \\ H.\\t-Music:al Program of a word siml)ly because radio can't sec," into BROADCASTING WHA\I-~tedical Il rl'\·ill', Orch.; Countus Oltta Society Pro· \nCC-l\ews she said. '" have plenty of funny songs T IS:-"T nel:"r rl to br /II Alb.wi \VIZ WOZ WHA\I I!:ram WOR-\loollheams with special lyrics which I'll sing in the I "lIlr" to mike I:ood moof''' WHEe-Art Trio W~YR-The Mi,lnieht Hour tn llrOldrlt;tlnr. 'l'ht.,. are hun. WSYR most awful voice possible. 1\1y ,ket'hes dn-.h of p~'ol-'l(' tn nfflllPY Hal's Ituusewarm· WABC WOKO WDRC WL8Z Radiant. animated Bea Lillie i:'! Ilot en­ han' n 1t()O(l l'ijll"nklllC voice. tlU illlt Ihe Scene~"; \\ ABC WOKO tirely a stranger to the microphont'-nor ~11Il:. bt. 'HilI'. dlrf'('t or llf'll­ WfBL WORC WHEe WFE,\ \\TBL WIIEC WGH WEAl\ tlo\,n th.. rt> Is In IUIIII:t.!IIJ: ot',. 9:15 p.m. WFE \ \\'I<:C is !ihe ignorant of radio mailers. She has mrlhOlI of prnrtl"nl trlllning de· \VIIEC-M~le rhorll~ WI.RZ WICC WROW WLBZ NOC-Emil Coll'man's Orch.: appeared nil several Vallee progr:lms FLOYD GIBBONS V\'IUPPll b.l· Fhl)·t1 GlhhonN, thlll 9:30 p.m. WAAB rQ!ttllN, [(lldill IIll! rOll-rlJ:ht III yuur o'''n WJZ where she was a bit afraid of the mike * NBe-Album of Familiar NRC-All American Firl:'silh'; ,41l1l(lUIiUr hOlll!' In your Allnre time-for Sprakers: WJZ WHAM WSYR WDE\'-Ncw!I; Ht'art or 1I0m(' lra own type of materiaL" 2000-1>Uh St,. N.W.. Dept.6A31, Wuhil1Ctoll. D.C. ASS-Louis K. Amllach('r, liar· WGl' WEEI WeSH 12:30 a.m. Without ohlil:'IItlon l14'nd me yonr frt'f' bookl.'t Ca5--Se\\s; Little Jack I.ittle·s ,'BC-Doll Pet.lro's Orch,; WEAF Mor~ O"tcdOt~5 "How to Fiad Your 1'la<'1! ill nrold{". IItll:" I.d rator. W"RO I0501wt"lR Irom tbt ca­ full plctltullUi of Tour bomt stUd,. t·OUf.t. Y. N.-N~w~: WAA6 Orch.; WARC \\OKO wont': \\ GY WJAR rur and pas-mal blstory of 8M Lillte ',,:in WICC--eollc~rt Airs WF8L WHEe WCR CBS-Frank Ibill'Y's Orchestra; be fOJllld tn RADIO Gt:HlI:~ next 'iJ.:eek. Nlme Are .. 10:00 p.m. NR(--Jack &: Loretta (1I'ml'ns; W.\BC WOKO Wl\AC WEA~ (PI,s>cl Print 1M" Writ. N••• {'llhll,. NOC-J~ne frolll,ln; Modern Ne\\~; WJZ WIIA:\I WSYR WFOL Wice Choir; Funk OIack'!; Orch.: AS5-Voice or Romance: WPRO l\OC-Stan /'II)'ers' Orch.: WJZ Beatrice Lillie will be on the air 4ddre . WEAr WCY WEU WeSH Y. f'O.-.·ews; \\'L8Z wEAN WBZ every l'rida)' at 9 p. m. EST (8 WTIC \VolAR WREN WTAG WFEA \...·Iec \\ NAC WORC WOR-Julie Wintz' Orchestra CST) over an NRC-WJZ network. VIti Stat••••••••••••. • 15 Programs for Monday, January 7 6:45 a.m. WGy-.,a.Mid.morning Devotions 2:45 p.m. 5:00 p.m. NBC-Health Exercises: WEAF WHAM-Cookin¢ School Star Indicates High Spot Selections NBC-Richard Maxwell, tenor: NBC-Kay Foster, son!s: WEAF WGY WaEN WI::EI WJAR-.Q,:Morning Devotions * WJZ WBEN WEEI WJAR WTIC WOH-l\Iu~ical Gl'm Clock WOR-Home Town Boys 11:15 a.m. 1:00 p.m. NBC-Igor Gorin, baritone: WCSH WTAC 7:00 a.m. WTAG-Shut·ln Society CB5-"fals" Waller, songs: NBC-Markets & Weather: WEA!'" WTIC WGY WEEI CBS-"Oe:, Son of Fire": WABC \VHZ-Musical Clock 9:30 a.m. WABC WDRC WKBW Wl::AN WEAF WTAG WJAR WBEN WCSIl WAAB WGn WEAN-Musical Clock NBC-Eva Taylor, songs: WEAF WfEA WHEC WORC WFBL CBS-Allan Leafer's Orch.: WHAM-Art Talk * NBC-AI Pearce's Gang: WJZ WGR-Mu!>ical Clock WTIC WBEN WGY WTAG WLBZ WOKO WABe WHEC WGR WFEA WNAC-Shopper's Exchange WHAM WICC-Mu~ic:al Clock ADS-Music Ma ..lers: WPRO NBC-Tony \Vomi, philosopher: WI-'BL WOKO WSYR-L).The Bible's Forgotten A8S-Bob Larri's Orch.: WPRQ WTJe-Morning Watch WCSIl-liomemakers' Council WJZ WOZ WHAM WSYR NBC-Two Hearts in Song: Men Y. N.-Baseball School, Jack On· 7:15 a.m. WEEI-Jean Abbey, shopping WAAB--Shopping "'ith Dorothy WTAG WCSH WTIC WJAR 3:00 p.m. slow: WDRC WFEA WSAC Y. N.-Ne.... s: WNAC service Dean Y. N.-La Ro!Sa Program: WAAB NBC-\'ic & Sade: WEAF WEEI Y. N.-To be announced: WEAN 7:30 a.m. WGR-"Ju"t SlIe" WEEI-Navy Band (NBC) WEAN WICC WGY WCSH wnc WTAG WICC CBS--Or~an Reveille: WASe WHAM-Breakfast Club (NBC) WOR-Frank and F10. songs WBEN-Farm Service WBEN WDZ-News CBS---Cobina Wri!ht: WABC WGY-Mu~iul PrOl!ram NBC-Yoichi Hiraoka, xylophon. W,IAR-Mrs. Wood 11:30 a.m. WGY-Musical PrOfl:ram; Tllik ist: WJZ WKBW-Lau~h Clinic (CBS) WKBW-Consumers' league WOKO WNAC WORC WEAN WKBW-Carefree c.apers C05--Connie Gates & Jimmy WFBL WFEA WGR WICC WLBZ-Topics of the Day WAAB-Musical Clock WOK()-Little Jack Little Brierly: WABC WDRC WOKO WLBl-Noonday Revue WEAN-Gospel of Good News \VOR-Dr. Montague, health WNAC-News WHEC WL8l WOIlC WOKo-Concert Miniatures WLBl WFEA wonc WKBW NBC-Roldio Guild: "En· WOn-Mm;ieal Program; News WICe-Farm and A~ri. News WTAG-On;an WFBL WIIEC WOR-Leo Freudberg's Orch. * WJAH-Morning Melodic! 9:45 a.m. WORC-Matinee gagf'd," W. S. Gilbert. !!."ueSI: WORC-Five O'Clock Tea NBC-Gr.o. Hessberger's Orck..: WJl WSYR WHAM \vBZ WSylt-Syracuse University WNAC-Joe Mitchell Chappel NBC-Mattinata Chorus: WEAF WJZ WSYR 1:15 p.m. WOR-Vincent Sorey's Orchestra WTIC WTAG WCSH AB~athrllle Curtis: WPRO 5:15 p.m. AB5-Il.elen Board, NBC-Peggy's Doctor, sketch: Strai~ht WSYR-Jerry Allen WEAN-Congress of Parent· WPRO WEAF WGY WEEI WTlC WAAB--News NBC-Tom Mix's Shoot. WJAR-Castles in Mu~ic er!!: WEAF WRC WGY wnc 7:45 a.m. Teachers WBl-SU~e Show WBE~ WTAG WCSH WJAR NBC-Pollock &: Lawnhurst. WEEI-News; Consumers' Coun. WKBW-Matinee Moods \\'C5H WEEI WTAG WJAR WEAN-Fed. of Women's Clubs CB~Eddie & Fannie Cava- \\'OR-Afternoon Musicale WBEN piano duo: WEAF WGY WEEI cil WHAM-Home Bureau Talk n~u!h: WGR WNAC WHEN WCR-Notes in Rh)·me WNAC--comedy Capers ABS-The Shut·In IIOllr: WPRO 3:15 p.rn. CaS-Skippy: WABe WOKO NBC-Jolly Bill &: Jane: WJZ WGY-Musical Program WOR-.Q,The Lamplighter; Rab- WKBW-Mu5ical Jigsaws NBC-MOl Perkins, sketch: WAAB WGR WDRC WEAN y, N.-Walter Kidder, baritone: WOKo-The Lauc:h Clinic (CBS) bi Jacob T'lfshish WQKo--News WEAF WEEr WCSII WTIC WFBL WNAC WORe WOR-Salon Orchestra WOR-Club Women WGY WTAG WJAR WHEN NBC-Jackie Heller, tenor: WJZ WEAN-Melody Echoes 11:45 a.m. ABs--Grane Calder, baritone: WHAM 10:00 a.m., AB5-Ben Alley, tenor: WPRO 1:30 p.m. WHAM-Jack Fuy, songs NBC-News; Johnny Marvin, WPRO Y. N.-Lewis' Hawaiians: WNAC WICe-Collcert Airs Y. 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WEEI-After Dinnrr Revue _for' tf:,.. bOW'S ~'y M'1l,Pf1 o( our Vq;C:l.able aDd WOH-Sandra S\\lm~ko. ~oprano; \\" ABC WNAC WOKO WEAN WCY-Lan~ isters Flower So-r.1I n lOe I.rle 1'*',*, Plua (uJl,. 0l·lained Orchhlra WF"BL wlce WK8W WICC-Thr Bachelor~, quartet ta Larle 1M>o1r: .eDt witb .eetI.; ,..~kh .includn ~ch 9;45 p.m. WKB\\-South Pacific Hawaiians NBC-Archie Blc)er's Oreh.: B IWH E fine «iru .. ld'o¥ioe M,duDe.. Aor RiBee. 51·p.ece AB~F('(I('ral Housing Prglll.: WJl WOl WSYR EA 0 XPER1 GI...... re Seu. 10-p<:". TQUct Set•• et"_. for aellu>1 WNAC-To be allnoullcNI WPRO ABS-P,ul "",,11", O"h.."" c:"1~IOJ WOKo-lIarold Nal:\e's Orch. oDI,. 0..'1 40.pack order•. Write (Ol'.eed.e aDd Y. N.-News: WAAB WPRO U u __-.. ~.b WOR-Bernhard L('vitnw's Orch. lod,,.1 choice ot pftm.um•• Or eomlJUN.'oo. WGR-Palhs of Memory WOR-A"th,,,y T.;,,;', O"h SESD NO MONEY. W",usllf1J1llll~.rc: aold. WTAG-Variety Prol(ralll li!am atnome-Mue600d''''''If:7 WHEC--Connie Gan!i:e :t~ ~~i.:i~.~' '::~7r:.1Jc':-I')t",;t.~.~, '::~ C-SI WTIC-Salute the C. C. C. WICC-Charlt'< Ahhott. barilOlle 12:30 3.m. American Seed Co" Dept. Lancaster, Pa, NBC-Stan ~I)e:n Orch.: WEAF IU , ..... In p.,.. It•• _btl. 1",",ln&. Get faeu 7:45 p.m. WLBl-\hrch Time WEEl WGY .bOut n.dlo·, CJPpuo1unill" and 111 .U1....lne orartln] • NBC-AlKA·SELTZER PRE· WOR-AmOlind \"ec~ey's Coneert CHs-{Ot'O. 1Iall's Orch.: WABe ~r~~Tll~':.-:'~~:ir:ai~'r'?l1o:.~I~IM-=;1:~u.:'~ HARDOFHEARING% sents Unclr Erta'.. Il,ltlio Sta· Orchee.....ive"i· Radio Exc. W:\,\C WORC * WKllW-Buffalo Historical So- NBC-MOrin Si~ters: WJAR 6:4.5 a.m. K'IO""!": WEAr WTIC WBES NBC-lIealth Exerci"e5: WEAF )VGY KBC-:\10rninlr; Parade: WCSH NBC-Jan Brune~co's Ensemble: ('il"l)" WTIC WT.... G WEll WGY WBE:O: E. T.-Homemakers' Council of WGY WBL:\" WG\' WJAR WOR-Women', lIour; Martha ABs-<.urrent Books: WPRO WOR-Musiul Gym CllKk IhfO .\ir: WEEI WJAR \VTAG ABS-Adys. in :\Ielody: WPRO Y. N.-La no~ Program: WAAB Deane WBES-Uncle Ben's Club 7:00 a.m. WCSH WAAH-Shopping with Dorolhy WEAS \\"Irc WPRo--\\·omen's Club WF.EI-Sam Curli,' Radio Chat WHZ-~tu"ical Clock WGR-"Just Sue" Dean WBEN-Con~umers' Information W5YIl-Melod) Hour \\'FBL-Dick Messner', Orch (CBS) WEAN-:\Iu-ical Clock WKRW-Sunny Side Up (CBS> WOH-Frank and F1o, son(s W(SJ-l-~e..... s 2:45 p.m. \\ ICt-:\lu~iral Clock WOH-Joan Loch, food talk WTIC-I'arents New and Old WKBW-Rotary Club WGY-Slock Reports NBC---Gould & Shefter, piano WGlt-:\lu-ical Clock Wl'lto-Alfred S.... inden. baritone WLBZ-Noon.da)" Revue 5:00 p.m. WTIC-;\Iorlling; Watch WS YR-J\lerry·Go·Round 11:30 a.m. WOR-Oramatized Health Talks duo: WEAr WCSH WTIC NBC-Pedro Via', Orch.: WEAF WOR-Leo Freullberg's Orch. WBE:-l \\ EEl WGY WTAC NBC-Nat'! P. T. A. Con!!re55: '7 :15 a.m. WEEI WTlC WJAR WTAG WJAR WEAF WJAR \\Inc WUEN Y. N,-New.. : W:-O,\C 9:45 a.m. WOltC-Matinee NBC-old Plantation Days; Eva WCSH \VTAC-News; Weather NBC-Echoes of Erin: WJ Z WEEI WTAG 7:30 a.m. Ta)lor: WEAF WTIC WTAG CBS-.o.eountr)' Church of WTIC-Milrket R{'port WIIAM COS-Loretta Lee, SOIlA"S: WABC Ca5--0rgan Reveille: WABC WCSH lIoll)"wood: WABC WDnC Y. N.-News: WMB WORC \\ EA~ WICe WFEA NBC-Don Hall Trio: WJZ CBS-Waltz Time: WARe WFBL WEAN WFnl. WI.Dl WFEA 1:15 p.m, WKBW-Souvenirs of Sona: WOIlC \\ HEC WXAC WFBL WAI\B-:\Iu.. ical Clock WOKO WDRC W:-JAC WFEA WHEC WORC WKBW WOKO WGI( WEAN-D,.:\toruing Devotions WLA~ WKBW WIlEC WORC WNAC NSC-Jules Landt'" Ensemble: 3:00 p.m. NBC-Stanleilth Malotle. SOli!'. \'ilee-Local Xews & Bulletins WICC NBC-LJ. S. Navy Band: WJl WEAl" WEEl WTAG WCSH NBC-\'ic &: ~ilde: WEAF WGY WJZ WHAM WJAR-:\Iorninll; Melodies ABS-Vat and Patty: WPRO \\'H.\:\1 WBZ WHEN WEEI w'ne WTAG WBEN ABS-Trd Brown's Orch_: WPRO WN.\C-Joe ~illchell Chal1ple WBEN-Sally Work', Column NBC-Carnival; Gale Page. eon· cn~Frank Dailey', Orcb.: WC~II WAAB-freJ Hoey WOR-Vincent Sore)"', Orchestra WEEI-Sews; Musicale tralto: WBEN WASC CBS-RoadwilY 01 Romance; WHZ-!\Ionilor Vit'.... s News WS\" It-Jerr)" Allen WGR-Pinto Pete AaS-Homey I·hit~opher. Con· CBS-R:ulio Gossip Club: WNAC Jerr)" Cooper. baritone: WARC \\GY-Mu~iul I'roe:ram 7:45 a.m. WCY-~III~ical Program ni{' Miles: WPRO WGR WFEA WOKO WGn WEAN \\"KB\\'-Ca~t1es ill Mu§ic f\;BC-B. A. Rolle', Hazel Arth. contralto: WOR-Mona Lowe, blue' Y. N_-Yankee Singers: WAAB NBC-Platt & Nierman: WJZ WAliC WAAH WOKO W}o'BL ADS-Tony Cabooch. songs &. WJl WSYR WBZ WOHe-Heralding lhe News WICC WIIA~l WHEC WKBW pattrr: WPIIO CBS-;\1ary Lee Taylor: WKBW WTAG-Markets; Farm Flashes WGR-"Just Sue" WBZ-Ed.... in Otis, baritone NBC-Wm. Lundell Intef\'iew: WAAB-Shoppers' Special NBC--Galaxy of Stars: WBEN 12:45 p.m. WGY-Hou<;ehold Chats WCSII-Franco American Hour WJZ WCSII-~otes in Hh)·me WGY NBC-~ferr)' Madcaps: \YCSH WHA~1-School of die Air WFEI-Slring~ 01 Harmon)' ABs--J{'rry Blaine's Orchestra WEEI-Filene's (lothes Inst. ASS-Lou Janoff. songs; WPRO WTAG WJAH-!\1usical Program WGR-Zonla Club WPRO WGY-ForreH Willis, tenor \\'AAB-The Home Institute CBs--George Hall's Orch.: WFBL WOR-Memories WGY-~1arjorie Jennings. (on· Y. ~.-r.,;{'w~: wonc WSAC WIL\M-Tower Clock Program \\'EEI-Edison Prot::ram WAAB WDRC WTIC-Daytime Dancus tralto WLBl WFEA WEAN WICe WJ:\H--Grace Hall WHAM-Notes in Rhyme ABS-Luncheon Mu~ie: WPRO WHEe-Afternoon Bulletin WBZ-Jimmie Allen. sketch WOR-Johnny Winters, organist WHEC-Jean Goes Shopping WREN-Stock Quotations 2:30 p.m. WJAR-John D. MacDonald, \\'DEN-News. Household Rev WTIC-Radio Bazaar WICC-Town Topics WEEl-A Bit of This and That NBC-Vaughn de Le:tth: WEAF hymn sin~er erles 9:15 a.In. WOKo-Laughing at the World WCR-Qklahoma lIanks \\ TAG \\"TIC WeSH WGY WOR-"Sci{'nc~ in Your Home," WeSH-Six O'C!ock Review NBC-Richard Leibert. organist: WOR-Nell Vi nick, beauly talk WHEC-Roche~lerAd Club Meet- CBS-School of the Air: WABC Or. Kurt Hae:.eler WDHC--ChildrfOn's Mu'ul beaul!es, SLlrI:'t' and WC:,H-Vari .... ty Program WJZ WSYR WGH-llaroid Orch. By Murray Arnold !lUr. Iud ehlldrl"n HnrPlte~8. GUllrantl'fll WGY--Jimmy Allell, ~ket<;h Y. N.-Will A!('x"nder's Orch.: WOR-TIll' Channing Choir !lalll'l! complt"h! wltb lJrllllh lor 'llpll~.tIIJD WHAM-Comedy Stars WAAB WOlle wn:A WL8Z WSYR-Alumni Pro~ram J6-pag~ booklet "Tbe Arl 0/ ''v'ICC-Mf'mor)" Song \Ian E. T.-Bi( Freddie 'hiler: WEEI 10:15 p.m. AG AI\D BAGGAGE, a comedy sing­ FREE L,gbten",!!. Hillr W,thout Perox­ WJAR-Evening ~lclotlil'5 WJAn WTAG wnc WOIl-Hurlall E. Reali ing act inlroducing LEW ,\\lLLER. Ide" Free w7lb your first order WKHW-Dance Tunes wnEN-Vari('ty Pro!!:ram WSYR-Nl'w~ Drama ami ALICE BRAOFOKIJ, begins a ERWIN F. LECHLER, HlirBefLuty Bpeclaliit WNAC-Thf' l\'lelodv Limited \VHZ-Joe and Balcc~c B 669A, W, 18bt.. New York, N. y. 10:30 p.m. new series of shows this WeJne"day over WQRC-Mudel'u Melotlic~ WHAM--{)n Winr;:~ of Song N8C-Economics ill a Chanl!;inl!; WSYR-The :\Iinute Mall WIlEC-Hughle Harrett's Orch. Social Qrlll'r; "Th.. Thirly WGY. Both are veteran vaudeville pcr­ \\ JC(-Virc;illia Thump. on, songs Hour Week": WJZ WHAM former:). 6:30 p.m. WKB\\'-l\1ixed Quarlet \VOl NBC-Nc\\s; Talk hy '\hyor La WLBZ-ShoPJlerl;' Program COS-Leith Stl'vrn"i' Harmonies: EDWIN TUNI"s, WBAL announcer, i~ Guardi.. ; \\iEAF WTAG \\ OKQ-Dallce Program WABe: WORe: \Vlcr WAAB C'OS-JtH> lIa)'mes' Orch.: \VA DC one of Baltimore's best known artists; at WOH-ComePhantom. drama: WIIEC WOKO WfOL WNAC WOKO WORe WPRO NBC-Fnrir 'ladrl~era'5 Orrh.: mor III tbe arr that she IS npe lor SPOII­ WEAN WGR Y, N.-neCa5lre Gol.l..n Strinl WSYR W8/. sorsblp. . M.4X E. SOLOMON. WFI • NBC-Amos 'n' Andy: WJZ Ememblc: WLOZ WOIlC A8S-Dancing Till A.M.: ace sa/esmall, Jpokell 0/ as WFIL's flew WDl WHAM WSYR WI'HQ commercial 11I011QRer. WAAB WBE~-V,lril"ty ABS-Hymn Revnies: WPRO \VBZ-Edmond Bourher. basso I'ro't'ram WEAN-LvcOlI ~l'Vo'I Y. N.-Nev.s: WAAB WHEC-Ma~tl"r lu!lic Room J;\,\1):5 III' \I.EY, current events COIll­ WUEN-Adventures of Jimmy \\JeC-Sport R('vue \\f('C-Local News W~AC-f1urkC')' mentillor at WGY, in the course of one AII"R i Bruins vs. St. 9:00 p.rn. Loui~ of hi .. recent hroadcasts indicilted a strong WrSH-Varicty Program L.lnny RADIO GUIDE Presents WEEI-Andrew Jacuosoll's Orch. • NBC-Show Boat; Wf ,R-'1oonbeam5 IrklllJ.: for .\1.\TA HARJ, the famous 110 '. tellor \\i" U' \\EEI WIIE('-C~il and Sally \\ T:\(,~ "il" fr.a .... rord,. or'l:an Ihorohrcd. Whereupon he was oon after­ "SUNDAY MORNING VARIETIES" \\(;Y WlSl1 WTIC W.JAI1 11:30 p.m. - THE FOUR BACHELORS, ROSINE, WleC-.QCoullcil of Churches WBE.· \\T,\G ward prc'-enled with a likene...s of the WJAR-Andrew Jacoh~on'''i Orch. ~B("-non lleHor' Orche~lra: hor c painted by Willzam G. Va,tZandt, HENRY PATRICK and TED HALE WKI!W-The Gretn Family. dra· • CBS-CAMEL CIGARETTES WEAF W{"SII WJAR WTAG Pr("'ol"llt 'The Caillel fJrioiVall"; WEEJ widl'!y known artist specializing in thoro­ Sunday Morning, IO:15 to 10:45 m. Wioilh~l O'K fl'. Annette Han brl'd horses and blue-rihbun cattle. WLBl-:\laine Ne\\os CBS-f1.-rhi. Kay's Orch . WASC ~haw; Glen Gr;l)' l I.orna WOKO WF!\:" wonc WHEC WOR-Stiln Lomax, sports Orfh.; Tl"d Hu in W,\B(; WOnC-Henlding the Nl'w, WICC WKBW WORC WFEA JOHN SIIf:F.IL\N <;laff announcer and "THE RADIO GUIDE REVUE" WORe WFEA \\:FUL WL8Z Wl.8Z \VCR sin~t'r DOROTHY ALLINSON ilnd LANNY VALE WTAG--Cleerco;lll'rs wlce WHEe \\ on \\,GY, paid his way through KOW WNAC ;liBC -Ed,ly Out'hin', Orch.: L'mon CoJleJ!;e by urganiling a student SAM TARGAN .and HIS ORCHESTRA 7:15 p.m. wnRC WOKO WEA. WJZ \\HA'I \\8Z WSYR dance hand 'Yo hich filll'd engagemenb un­ NBC-To be announcrd: WEAF NBC-Dulh Va til'}' 0,1)'1, duma \\AAR-Oance Orche Ira Fridays, 2:00 to 2:30 P. M. WGY \\BEN WJZ WHAM WBZ WSYIl \\ nF:"l-Llo}d HUlllley's Orch. der thl' name of the Ganzel Goblins al CBS-Just Plain Bill: WABC AUS--\Iauro Cottone: WI'RO W{~Y-Gellf' Sammarco's Orch. Briarclifr Lodge and the Leland HOll!'ic WIP Fi~hf'r's WNAC WGR WAAB-Jark Orchl!stra WOR-Alle L}'lllan''< OrrhC'stra 01 Schroon Lake. NBr-Gem~ of Melody: wn WGR-Tonic TUlle!! WT1C-Slllmhfor Iiour WHAM WSYR WBl WOH· Happy Hal's Housewarm· IJ :45 p.m, ADS-Jan, Jude & Jerry: WPRO ing CR5--I.l'on Bela ... w', ~;;~cr-iJMiAAi).Ry"""""';pmlcM;KrrF:nORDiDM,s~--~~--- Y. N.-Jaequc!lo I1l'nurd's Orch.: 9:15 p.m. WAnr WOKO WLBZ WFEA WLBl wOnc ABS-'\1auro Cottone Presents: WFEA \\'1)11(' WEAN WORe ,. T.-Air Advs. of Jimmy Allen: WJlHO WFDL WHBW WEAN WAAB-Harry E. 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23 Programs for Friday, Jan uary 11 6:30 a.m. 9:15 a.m. \\'AAB-l'iano Recital WL8Z-Topics of the Day WNAC-Sunrise Special. Organ NBC-Richard Leibert, ora:anist: Star lndicatei High Spot Selections WRES-Dollars and Sense WOKO--Concer1 Miniatures WRES WCSH * WBZ-Home Forum Cooking WOR-)Iusical Program 6:45 a.m. N8C-lIealth Exerci"es: WEAF ARS-Rhythm Melodiu· WPRO ~ookine: Clo_eups: WABC 1:00 p.rn. School WORC-Musical Memories WEEI WGY WBEN \\EEI-Deane MOOft. the Early WOKO WXAC WORC WEAN NBC-Markets & Weather: WKBW-Pop Concert WSYR-Syracuse Univer..ity WOR-~Iusical G)m CICK:k Bird WFBL \\·KB\Y WEAt' \\'OR-Women's Hour; Mutha 5:15 p.m. WGY-R~er Sw«t, tenor ABS-Peet's Corner: WPRO COs--Georl!;e lIall's 0 r c h.: Dune 7:00 8.m. WIIA\I-Cookin~ School ,,"PRo-Women's Club NBC-Tom Mix's S t raj II h t WBZ-~lu ic:al Clock WAAB-Martha Lee's Cooking WABC WOKO WHEC WGR ~hoott"r:l: WEAF WTIC WC511 WJAR-l:J,.Morning Devotions School WFEA WFBL W!:i \'R-Melody Hour WEAX-~Iusical Clock ·OR-Home Tov-n Boys WGY WEEI WTAG WBE:-; WGR-:\tusical Cluck WHEC-Dorothy Benton Y. N.-La Hose Program: WAAB 2:45 p.m. WJAR WICC-~Iusical Cloek 9:30 a.m. WICC-Town Topic:s WEA~ WfCC NBC-Alden Edkins, bass: WJZ CBS-SkiIlP)", sketch: WADC WTIC-Morning Watch NBC-Norman Neilson, baritone: WOR-What to Eat and Why WDI::N-Farm Service WHA~1 WOKO WAAB WDnc WEA:-i WEAF WCSH WTIC WEEI WORC-Morning Melodies WGY-The Vagabonds Y. N.-News: WAAB WGn WFBL \\'IIEC 7:15 a.m. WGY WTAG WBEN WJAR-Soloist Y. N.-KeViI: WNAC 11:15 a.m. NBC-Jackie Heller. tenor: WJZ CllS-lnt'l Prgm. from Russia: WKIHV-Geneva Farm Bulletin 3:00 p.m. ABS-Bob Larri's Orch.: WPRO 7:30 a.m. WABC WDRC WKBW CBS-Ben GreE'nblalt, pianist: WLHZ-Noon,day Hevue NBC-Vic & Sade: WEAF WGY Y. N.---Coslllopolitans: WFEA cns-Qrgan Hcveille: WAse ABS-Arthur GUlOV., organist: WFBL WKBW WFEA WOKO WOH-Leo FrE'utlbcrg's Orch, WTIC WC511 WEEI WTAG WNAC WORC WICC WFOL WPRO WORC WHEC WNAC WORC \\'ORC-Malinee WBEN \\'8Z-Ae;ricultural Market, NUC-Yoichi Hiraoka: WJZ WGR-JII!ft Sue WAA8-Shopping wi'.h Dorothy WTAG--~ew5 CBS-Four Showmen: WABC WHAM-Stamp Club WAAB-;\Iusical Clock WIIAM-Radiograms Dean WTIC-Marc Williams, Singing WGR WEAN WiOZ WICC WKHW-A!>s'n of Hadio Engi. \\'EA~-D.Morninl Devotions WJAH-To be announced WEAN-lifusical Fashioners Co\\boy WIIEC WFEA \\,()HC WORC neers WFBL WNAC WOKO WICC-Loeal l'e".. , & Bulletins \VOKO-Little Jack Little 11:30 a.m. WOR-Georgene Gordon; Conrad WJAR-;\lorning Melodin \\'OR-Dr. Montague, health 1:15 p.m. NBC-Marine Band: WJZ CBS-U. S. Army Band: WABC NBC-Pe-g:gy's Doctor. sketch: " Fremont Wr-.'AC-Joe Mitchell Chapple WSYR-Merry·Go·Round WHA\, WSYR WBZ Wl:J\'n-l).Watchtower WOR-Vincent Sorey's Orchestrl WNAC WORC \\FBL WLnz WEAt" WEEI WTIC WGY AB5-World 'of Mi ..sions: WPRO W~\"R-Jerry 9:45 a.m, WORC WKB W WFEA WOKO WCSH WTAG \\'JAR WBE~ W~.\B-Class.ic Allen NBC-The Upstaters: WEAF Album 5:30 p.m. WEAN WIIEC CDS-R3dio Go .ip Club: WSAC \\'JAR-Sou,'enin of Song NBC-Sellie Re"ell Intervil.'lYs 7:45 a.m. WTlC WTAG WJAR WC~H WCR NBC-Pollock &. Lawnhutst: WOR-Walter Ahrens, baritone WKk\\'-'latinee \foods Allen Prescott: WEAF WBEX WG'i WPRo-~lo,-ie Commentator AD5--The Shut-In Hour: \vPRO \\o"EA.f WOE.' WGY WEEI Rus~a: WOIt-The Mad House Players; CBS-Jack Armstrong: WABC CBS-Int'l Prgm. from WIIEe-Afternoon Bulletin R(l~ Jo."8C-JolJy BiU & Jane: WJZ MOn3 Martin; (Sis) and WOKO WDRC W'\-AC WEA:-; WEAS WFEA WICC WOKO 11:45 a.m. WKBW-Yilriet)· Program Orch~tra \\'EA\-Melody Echoes ABS-~n Leo Frelldbert"'s WHEC WGR WFHL ABS-Pat and Patty: WPRO Alley, ttnor: WPRO WOKD-:-Oews NBC-Sin~ng WIlA~I-Jack Foy. songs Y,N.-~Ielod)' !;v.~ethearts: WICC Lady: WJZ WBEN-SaUy Work's Column 3:15 p.rn. \\,H,\\I waz \, KC-Concert Airs WEEl-Sews; l't1u~icale TurDS WXAC WEA:\' 1:30 p.m. CB5-Minnf'i1po!is Srm, Orch.; \\ :\AC-Waltcr Kidder, baritone 1\BC-II, ·htol College Choir j Y...-\Ieloc;h" Mart: WAAB WGR-Notes in Rhyme WORC-EJtlie Reed. Ramblin' WABe WDRC WI-HZ WORC WFE,\ WLBZ W::iYR-J'j,Devotlonal Service Co\\boy fo-ort) Fi\e )[i.xed Yoice~, DirlZ'C· WEA~ WHAM-Mary E, Freeman, talk WGR WHEe WICC E. T.-Story of the Dictionary: 8:00 a.m. WLBZ-Gertrude An!>On, shop. WHEe-Food News & \'iews tion Wilfred C. 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WADC WXAC WORC WKBW WJZ \VBZ WSYI{ WNAC WOH-Anthony Trini''1 Orthestra Hundreds Have Won \\FEI-Arter Dinner Revue WIIEC wtBZ WHT WEA~ WFol. \\FEA WOHC WOKO 12:15 a.m. The owners of my company have given WGY-Lang Sisters XOC-J05ef Chernia\"Sky's Orch.: WleC-Lines & Spaces • NBC-Phil Baker. comedian; over 540,000.. 00 in Cash Prizes in all parts ~ue Gilbrielle de L~'.. j Leon Belas­ WEAF WGY ofthe eountry. Anyone may win on my Prin P1aa- WKnW-Le.. of Ad\"ll,:rtio;ing You have a real opportunity to win a fOrtune. Thousands of Dollars WOK~Harold ~a!l'I'o; arch. co's Orch.: WJZ WDl WHA.\1 You are .lure to lIet Spot Ca,h Proli~ifyoutak...n WSYR 12:30 a.m. No matter who you are, if you live outaide of Chi- aetiv.. ~rt, and besides you may wJn $1500.0', \liOR-Fi<,th..r M)strry Sketches NBC-Don Pedro's Orch.: WEAF caCo-tr'y for the Bir; $1500.00 prize. Don't delay. WTAG-Bris ette' Orchestra WAAR-~'e)er Da\ls' Or~hl'stra or one ofthe other prize. offered. 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WPHO 9:30 a.m. NBC-Down Lo\'ers' Lane; tun, Toda)"': WABC WDHC WAAB-lIits and I::ncores Y, N.-Jack Fisher's Orch.: 7:15 a.m. Gloria La Vel'; Waller Pre~lton; WFEA WHEC WOKO WFBL WHEC-Afternoon Bulletin WAAB WICC Y. N.-News: WNAC NBC-Banjoleen: WEAF WEEI AI &; Lee Rei~er; Henry M. wGn WKOW-Rh)·thlll Encores WBE~-Sports Review WSYR-Jerry Allen wGY WTlC westl WJAR Neely. narrator: WEAF WEEI NBC-People's Lobby: WEAF WNAC-The Municipal Forum WBZ· -News; Weather; Tempera WBEN WTAG "'JAR WBE~ WTAG WTIC WJAF WTAG WCSI-! WBE~ WOl{-~ewark Civic S)'mphony ture 7:30 a.m. WDIlC-Youl1g Folks' Program CBS--L'niv. of Penn. Women's Y. N.-La Rosa Program: WAAB Orchestra WCSII-Randall &; McAllister C05-0rcall Ih:\'cille: WABe WGR-Just Sue Glee Club: WABC WDRC WEAN WICC WDRC-Xella Manotta, pianist WFBL WKBW-Cheer Up (CBS) WICC WfBL WLBZ WFEA WEEI-Quotations 4:30 p.m. WEAN-The Melodv Limited r-; 8(-Yoichi Hiraoka. J:}"lophon. WOR-Leo Freudberg's Orc:h. wonc WIIEC WKBW WEAN WGY-Stock Reporls WK8lY-The Merry Times WEEI-lIh)ming Reporter; News ist: WJI. WPHo-The Candy Kids WOKO WX'AC WKBW-Variet)· Program WSYR-Capt. ElJrm Farmer \VGR-Sporl Column WAAB-Muc;ical Clock WSYR-Paul and Gus NBC-Geo. Hessberger's Orch,: WLBZ-Noon·day Revue WGY-News; E\'enins Brevities WEAN-f).:'olorning Devotions WJl WHAM WaR-Anthony Trini's Orchestra 5:00 p.m. WIlAM-To be announred WICC-Local News Bulletins 9:45 a.m. ABS-Homey Philosophy: WPIlO WORC-Matinee NBC-Edely Duchin's Orch.: WHEC-Bobby Lyons' Orchestra WJAR-Morninl{ "1elodies WOZ-Federated Women's Clubs WTIC-Markets; Farm Horne WEAF WJAR WGY WUEN WJAR-Xe\\'tl; Musical Program WNAC-Joe Mitchell Chapple NBC-Annette McCullout{h, WCSH-Variet)' Program Forum WTAG WEEI WCSH WLBZ-To be announced WOR-Vincent Sorey's Orchestu son~s: WEAF WGY WTIC WGR-Latin Literature 1:15 p.m. COS-Little Jack LillIe'. Orch.: WOR-Natural lIistory Talk W!:i\'R-Jerry Allen W,JAR WCSH WTAG WGY--children's Theater CB~eo. Hall's Orch.: WABC WAnc WOKO WGR WDRC WnC-News; Gems from Memo· CBS-Eton Boys Quartet: WABC WOIt-Maril}'n Mack, songs WDRC WFEA WHEC WOKO WLBl WFEA WICC WIIEC ,y 7:45 a.m. wone WNAC WOKO WFBL WSYR-Letl)' Longstreet WFBL WGR WORC WNAC WEAN WF8L NBC-Jolly Bill &: Jane: WJZ WFEA WKBW WHEC WLBZ AB5-Bob Larri's Orch.: WPRO NBC-Geo. Sterney's Orch.: 6:45 p.m. to; BC-Pollock & Lawnhunt: WICC 11:45 a.m. WGY-Dorsey Brothers' Orch. WJZ WBl WSYR WHAM \\EAF WBE:"l WEEI wGY WBEN-Sally Work's Column CBS-Concert Miniatures: WABC WK8W-Savarin Orchestra WAAB-!Iotelody Mart NBC-Thornton fi"her, sports: WEAN-Kin~'s WEAN-William H. Wood WEAF WGY WEEI WTIC Men WDnC WtlEC WI-'EA WEAN 1:30 p.m. WKBW-Musical Headlines WHAM-Jack Foy, songs WEEI-Nt"s; Music1le WORC WLBl WNAC WKB\v WOR-Oramatited Health Talk.s; \"BEN WJAR WTAG \\'ICC-Collcert Airs \\'GR-Hhythm Encores CBS--Esther Velas' Ensemble: Cn5--Beauty Pr~m.; MarQ'aret WFOL WAOC WOKO WGR WDRC Current Events WNAC-Walter Kidder, baritone WOR-The Lonely Cowboy WCSII-The School Librarian WPRo-Portuguese Hour Brainard & Jerry Cooper; WSYR-{).Oevotional Service WPRD-International Singers WGIt-;\lelody Race WAAB WFBL WHEC News: \VABC WAAB WDRC NBC-Words & Music: WJl WICC-TowlL Topics 5:15 p.m. WKBW WEAN 10:00 a.m. WSYH WHAM NBC-Tu be announced: WJl 8:00 a.m. WOKo-Jewish Program NnC-Jackie Heller. tenor: WJl NBC-Bradlry Kincaid, !On!!: NDC-News; Johnny Marvin: WaR-Stamp Club ABS-Eddie Prior's arc h,: WSYR WEAr WCSH WTAG WBEN WPIlO W5YR WDRC WHAM Y. N.-!Iolelody Limited Express; WEAl' WGY WEEI WTlC WSYR-G e 0 r g e Hessberger's y, N.-News: WOHC WLDZ WBl-Charles Little, \'iolinist WJAH WHEN WTAG Band (NBC) WICC WXAC CB5-,...tusical Postman: WABG WEAN WFEA WICC WNAC WKBW-American Legion Prgm. Y. N.-Kews: WLBl WOKO CBS-News; Mellow Moments; WOZ-4·H Club WOR-Pete Rice; "estern drama NBC-Morning Devotions: WJZ Emery Deuhch's Orc:heslra: \VDZ-World in Review WBl WOH-Dudley's Theater Club WCSII-The \\'a}·side Philosopher WADe WEAN WlIEC WKBW WTAG-People's Lobby 5:30 p.m. Y. N.-News: WAAB wORe WICC WFEA WORC WAAB WGR-Oance Orch. Afternoon N8C-Qur American S("hools: WHEC-Arthur F. Gay WICC WEA:s NDC-~10rin Sisters: WJZ 1:45 p.m. WEAF Wey WTAG WJAR WORC-The Shoppers' Special WHMI WSYR * NBC-(Stuls 1:50 p.mJ Met­ WOR-lieat Waves, vocal trio WBEN WTIC WEEI WeSH WORC-Heraldin~ \\'EU-E. B. Rideout WBZ-Home Forum Cooking ropolitan Opera; G"raldine Far· CBS-Tito Guizar. lenor: WABC the News WGY-Mu~ical 12:00 Noon WPHo-Joe Fay's Sport Slants Clock Schoul rar. raconleuse: WEAi'" WJI. WDRC WNAC WGR WHEC WHA~t-Kindly Thoughts NUC-Armchair Quartet: WEAF WHAM WSYH WElo:l WJAR WCSII-The Morning Shopper WEE I WJAR WHEN WTAG WFBI. WFEA WORC WOKO 1:00 p.m. WIIEC-Morning Smile WGR-Pinto Pete WBEN WGY WTAG WeSH NBC-Stanleigh Malotte, songs: WLBl-on the Air; News Mll~ical CB5-AI Kavelin's arch.: WAllC WHZ \\'JAR-News; Program WNAC WEAN wonc wonc WJl WSYR waz WHAM NBC-Relie-ion in the News' WNAC-Shopping Around the \VLBl-Shoppers' Variely Prgm. CBS-Esther Velas' Ensemble: WAAB-Fred Iloey Town WFEA WFBt WIIEC WOKO WFEA WLBZ WOHC WEAF WBEN WNAC-Buddy Clark WGR WLBZ wlce WEAN-American Le~on Prgm, CB5-Soconyland Sketche~: WOKD-Musical Clock WOKO--Children's Program AHS--Jerry Blaine's Orchestra: WICC-News Bulletins WOR-Current Events NBC-Fields & Hall, SOnfi\:S & WPH.O WADe WOKO WGR WDRC WOR-Children's Hour patter: WJl WHAM WSYR WKBW-Race Track llesults WLBl wlce WOHC WNAC WPHo-Morning ~Iusical Revue Wpno-Buddy's Gang; WEAN-Around the Town WLBl-Topics of the Day WSYR-Mu~ical Clock AUS--Eddie Prior's Orchestra: WGY-The Southerners WEAN WOR-Just Dogs; Steve Severn NBC-John Herrick, baritone: WTIC-Collin Driggs, organist 10:15 a.m. WPHO WICe-Shopper's Matinee WAAB-Noon·day Musicale WKnW-Ethel Sleedcr, soprano; WJZ NBC-Morning Parade: WEAF \VBl-Views of the News 5:45 p.m. ABS---Capt. AI. Williams. "Avia· 8:15 a.m. Mu Mliler, violinist CnS-Robinson Crusoe, Jr,: NBC-Don Hall Trio: WEAF WCSH WTlC WEEI WGY Wf.SI-!-Hi·Noon lIi~hlights WNAC-String Ensemble tion": WPIlO WTAG WGY-John Sheehan, tenor WARC WOKO WKBW WFOL Y. N.-I"ews: WAAB WBEN WTAG WEEI WJAR WOR-Dancing Class WHEC WICC WEAN WLBl. NBC-Wm. Meader, organist: C05-Carlton & Shaw, piano WKBW-Qrgan Recital E. T.-Neal O'I\;\ra, sports: duo: WABC WKBW WFEA WOR-Current Events 2:00 p.m. WFEA WTIC WTAG lYJAR "'JZ WBl WHAM NBC-Ranch Boys, trio: WJZ Y. N,-Shopprr's Ex c han g e: WHEC WAAB WTIC-Marc Williams, Singing CBS-Dan Russo's Orch,: WABe \VBl-Ed MacH ugh, baritone NOC-Edward MacH ugh, bari· Cowboy WGR WOKO· WFEA WORC WHAM WBl WSYR WCSlI-Sports of the Werk WEAN WICC CBS--Betwecn the Book('llIls: WAAB-Morning Watch tone: WJl. WHAM WBl WDRC WNAC WHEC WFOL WEEI-Sports of the Week WCSlI-.6Mornin~ WSYR 12:15 p.m. WLilZ WICC WAAB WDRC WORC WGY-Variety Program Devotion WCSH-Pop Concert WLRl.-\V('atl'ler; Temperature Y. N,-Jane and John, drama: NBC-Honeyboy & Sassafras, WAAB-Darbinin as Lithuanian WHAM-old Timers: Hank & WEAN WICC WNAC wonc Comedy team: WEAF WEEr Mu~kale WGR--Gene Carson JlE'rb WaR-Rhythm Encores WXAC-Yankre Singers, quartet WORC-Musical Time Table WBEN-Youngster's Playtime WTIC WTAG WJAR WOEN WaR-Pauline Alpert, pianist WHl~C--Comic Pa~t' WGR-Studio Program WCSH WOR-The Songweavers, girls' WKBW-haak Walton League WPRo-Portugu('se Program 2:15 p.m. vocal trio WJAR-Cbildren's Program NBC-Genia Fonariova. soprano: ABS-Ragamuffins: WPRO WOR-Stan Lomax, sports 8:30 a.m. WJZ WEAN-Dan Russo's Orchestra \VSYR-Al the Crossroads NBC-Cheerio: WEAF WGY 10:30 a.m. WAAB-Farm and Garden Chat (CBS) WCSII WEEI WTIC WJAR CBS-Let'! Pretend: WABC W8Z-Weather; temperature WKBW-Guilty or Not Guilty Night 7:15 p.m. WBEN WTAG WORC WOKO WFDL WHEC WGY-The Va~abonds WOR-Rhythms of the Day CBS-ehapel Singers: WABC WKBW WEAN WFEA \VICe WHAM-4·H Club Program NBC-Jamboree: WEAF WCSH WFBL WOltC WLBZ WAAO WK BW-Market Reports 2:30 p.m. 6:00 p.m. WBEN· NBC-Coffee & Ooughnuts: WJZ NBC-Singing Strings: WJl WOKo-News CnS-Poetic Sirings: WABC NBC-Tom Coakley's Orch; NBC-lIenry King's Orch,: WJZ WSYR WHAM WHAM WBl WaR-John Foley's Country WEAF WTAG WJAH WBEN WBl.-l!adio Nature I.eague WGR WNAC WOKO WFEA WeSH WAAB-JacQues Hellard's Orch. WAAB-Popular Pleasantries, or· NOC-Morning Parade: WJAR Grass Doys wOne. WDHC WIIEC WEAN .,n WBEN WEEI WSVIl-Current News WFBL WLBZ Wlce CBS-"Lilac Time"; Earl Oxford WEEI-After Dinner Revue & Arthur Murray: WABC WHEC-Balalaika Orchestra WBl-Weather: temperature ABS-Uncle Nick's Radio Kin· ABS-Piano & Orgall Concerto: WHEC-:\forning Revue der~arten: WPRO 12:30 p.m. \\'OKO WGH WAAB WDRC \V,IAR-Harmonica Band WPRO WFBL WKBW-Dance Orl'hestra WLBl-Thoughts for the Day WCSH-Mc1ody Time NBC-Merry Madcaps; Frank WAAB-Tom Anderson's Orch. Sherry; Norman Cloutier'! NBC-Anl?;elo Ferdinando's Orch.: WOR-Ionians, quartet WOR-ChilJren's :\Tusic Man WGR-Buffalo Junior Choru! WKBW-.Matinee Moods lri~h Wz.;AC-Qrll'an Recital Orch.: WEAF WTIC WJAR WJZ WPUG-Collins' Minstrels WOR-Women's Hour; Martha Hri~ 8:45 a.m. WSYH-Juvpnile Hour WHEN" Deane ABS--Oick Manslield's Orch.;· WTAG-Dol ..ette's Oreh. NBC-Landt. Trio & White: WJZ 10:45 a.m. CBS-Abram Chasin 'I, pianist: ""PRO WTIC-Variety Program WIIA'! WBZ NBC-News; Originalities; Jack WAnc WOKO WFBL WICC Y. N.-News: WNAC WORC CBS-Waltz Time: WABC WFEA \VGR WLOZ WAAB 2:45 p.m. WLBl WFEA WICe WEAN 1:30 p.m. Owen'l, tenor; WJZ WHAM CBS-Men of Manhattan, male "'LBl-Or~an :\Iusic WBZ-News; Musicale WEAN WBl-Q'Leary's Irish Min'\trel~ WOR-Dog Tales, Hichard Mean. WCSH-Public Health Talk NBC-American Farm Bureau quartet: WABe WLOl WDRC \VEEI-~Iusical Turns; Nrw'l CBS-"Outdoor Girl Beauty WORC WOKO WNAC * 'y WGR-Shoppinlt NE'wS Prgm.: \-\'JZ \VBl WHAM WGY-High Priest~ of Harmony Parade." Joan Lu\\ell, author· WORC-l\Iornin~ Watch WNAC-Variely Program WSYR Y. N.-News: WAAB WHAM-Sportca<;t ess; ,'irtor Arden's Orchr~tra; WPHG-D.Morning Devotions WOR-Aviation School of the Air ABS-To be announced: WPRO WHEr-Cecil and Sally Glad\'~ Baxter; \\'altrr Pres· WSYH-Guod News from Every. WCSII-Stocks; Weather 3:00 p.m. WKBW-Dance Orchestra tOll;· Kay Carroll, I)('aut~· ex· where 11:00 a.m. WDRC-The Ad-Liner CBS-Emery Deutsch's Dance WOR-Uncle Don pert: \\'.\BC WOK a \VNAC 9:00 a.m. NBC-Alma Schirmer, pianist: WEEI-The Goofs, Jack, Del, Ed Rhythms: WABC WOKO WGR wsrH-Variety PrOl!;ram WHEC WICC \\'LIlZ WFBL NBC-Richard Leibert, organist: WEAF WTlC WEEI WTAG and Hay WFEA WORC WDRC WIIEC WTIC-Wrkht\'ille Clarion NBC-lIenry King's Orc:h.: WBZ WGY-Farm Program WEA\' WFBL WICC WLBZ WII:\'\I WSYR WEAF WGY WTAG WBEN WCSH WAAn CBS-Cheer Up: WABC WORC CBs--George Johnson & Knick· WHEC-News 6:15 p.m, KBC-Jamooree; \\'JAR WTAG erbocken: WABe WORe WKBW-oklahoma Hanks ABS-To be announced: WPRO WBZ-Ray Delaporle's Orch. WGi' WNAC WOKO WEAN WLOZ WAAB-"ictory Symphony Orch. wlce "'FEA WHEC WORC WNAC WLBZ \VFEA WKBW WNAC-Shopper's Exchan~e \\TSH-~ix-Fifteell Re\'iew AD5-.Jan, Jude & Jerry: WPRO WOR-~letropolitanMuseum Talk WKBW-Pop Concert \\'EAX-Drama Y. ~.-Sa\"inll' Golf Strokes: \\'GR WORC WEAN \VIIEC WFOL W~AC-Edward NBC-Breakfa!\t Club; arch.: NOC-Iloneymoollers: WJZ \VBZ WORC-Heralding the News W. Quinn De- WGY-Tom Coakley's arch. W,.\AO WORC WTAG-Market Report bating Society vs. Fulton De· (NBC> WBEl\-WashillC"ton Ili~hlilthlS Suloi<;t; Don :McNeill: WJl WHAM bating Society WBZ WSi'R NBC-Galaxy of Stars: WDEN WHAM-Comedy Stars of Holly WDRC-Dave Ourrotl,!h's Oreh. ABS-Tony C:lbooch: WPRO WGY 12:45 p.m. WOH-Afternoon Musical Re­ wood WEAN-Dance Orcheqra WAAB-Shopper's Special WAAB-The Feature Forecaster CBS-Abram Chasins: WORC vu. WHEC-News and Views \\'KEI-Pick & Pat, comedy WBEX-l\ews WICe-Town Topics WIIEC 3:30 p.m. WICC-Vincent Clal1hy's Orch. \VCR-·Dance Orch, WCSII-Nule! in Rhyme WJAR-Musical Varieties NBC-Merry Madcaps: WTAG CBS-Herb Strauh'~ En~i!l:n'\: WJAR-Evening Ml"lodies \VKBW-Heil1th Hultters WEEI-Clothes Institute WOKD-Opportunity Hour WCSII WABC WOKO WNAC WEAN WLBl-Pat Clancy, Irish tenor WOR-Bernhard Le\'itow's Orc:h. WHAM-Tower Clock Program WaR-What to Eal and Why AOS-Lunc:heon Music:: WPRO WAAB WGR WDRC WNAC-Dramalizalion WTIC-·Dr. W. E. McClellan 26 Saturday - Continued Music In• 7:45 p.m. * NBC-Songs You Love; Solo­ WOR-llal Kemp's Orchestra IUncle Ezra NBC-Pickens Sisters: WJZ ists; Orch.: \\EAF Wl::U W;,\'H-Homance & Meloay WHAM WSYR WCy WTIC WC~H WTAG The Old Jumping Jenny Wren NBC-Jalllbor«: WaEN WGY WBEN WJAR 10:45 p.m. -Him.elf- A8s--George Reid. One-i\1an WAAB-Jack Fisher', Orche~tra WVAC-Musiul Rhymester "hn5Ir€'! Show; \\ rRO WGlt-llockey Game the Air WSYR-NafI Sojourners Ban· Y. N.-Dramatization: WICe WOH-Happy H;d's Housewarm· quet; Daniel C. Hoper, <;peak. • Y. N.-Willard AlexandE'('!'j Or- in1\: er (NOe) eh('slra: WAAB wone WEA~ WPRQ-Amateur Show Wdl-Variely PrO(ram 11:00 p.m. By Carleton Smith WKnW--Kenneth Hines. tenor 9:15 p.m. CBS-~Elder \\ 1 J(-I{h)-thm of the OilY * Michaux' (on- WAAB-News 're ,Itlon \\AlK WAAB WORC OW '111\ r WE hear regularly on 8:00 p.m. ~uccccding 9:30 p.m. NBC-I)or<;ey Bros.' arch.: \\JZ days of the week-end ~\etropolitan • NBC-Sigmund Romberg, Wm. WSYR N bolh the Opera and NBC-Gibwn Famil)'; Lois.Bu· l)"on Phelps; HeIr" lthr~hall A8~\"oice of Homance: WPRO the Philharmonic-Symphony, it is perhaps nett, Jack 8. Loretta Clemens; Y. N.-Xew,: Wl"i,\C di~cuss &. 8) ron Warllt't: \\ EAF CORud Thibault & Don \'oar. WORC pertinent to their proposed merg­ WEEI WTIC WeSH WGY hfe'S' Orch.: WEAr WBEN WLUZ WEAN WFEA WHEe er They are in the true::.t ...en-.e our "na­ WOKO WICe WilD; \\"JAR WTAG WCSH WTAG WGY WJAR tional" mu ... ical imtitution... They supply WBZ-Weatherj Curley Joe * CaS-ROllY'S GiI"g: WABC WEEI ""TIC via radio the \\ hole people \lI8C-lIal Kemp's Orchestra: duced. Expen<;i\"c productions of novelties • NBC-R CA RADIOTAON WFEA WJZ WBZ \\'SYH Present' Radio CHy Party, fea· XBC-Nat'l Sojourners' Banquet; WOR-Anthony Trini's Orchestra have been cancelled. Still the burden is turin~ Frank Dlack's Orch.; Daniel C. Roper, speaker: WJZ WHA:'tI-Frank Skultety's Orch. too great to "payout" at the end of a John B. Kennrdy; Guest Stars: WBZ season. WJl \VBl WHAM WSYR ABS-Nick Kenny's Scandals: 1:00 a.m. One solution to the difficulty is to com­ * CB5-A n d r e Kostelanetz' WPRO CnS-Bert Block's Orchestra: bine the two organi/ations and gather Orch.; Vocal Ensemble: WADC WGR-lIapp:y Hauck's Orchestra WABe support for one institution which will pro­ WKBW W:-.IAC WOKO WDRC WIIAM-Jan Carl~on's Orch. duce both opera and symphonies. WEAN WFBL WHEC WOHC WKOW-Fireside Phantasies 1:30 a.m. WLDZ WICC WNAC-Meyer Davis' Orchestra WHAM-Dtto Thum's Orch. Problems O. THE POSITIVe side of this pro­ position, opera-gaers would hear certain DANCING TONIGHT scores, such as Tristan and the Ring, 6:00 p.m. WBl-Dance Orchestra 11:15 p.m. as they have ne\'er heard them before, NBC-Coakll'y's Oreh,: WEAl" WLBZ-Dance Orchestra ABS-Dance Orchs. ~ WPRO Wagner's ~corc~ make demands upon an NHC-Ferdinando's Oreh.· WJZ WOH-Denny's Orchestra WIlZ-Dorsey's Orchestra orchestra which no operatic body in this WNAC-Fi~her', Orchestra ADS-Mansfield's Orch.: WPRO 8:45 p.m. country has ever met-demands which can 6:15 p.m. ABS-Ryshanl'k's Urch.: WPH.O WOKo-Na~le'~ Orchestra WOR-Ferdinando'~ be met only by symphonic players of the WBl-Delaporte's Orchestra 9:00 p.m, Orch. WCY-Coakley's Orchestra \\'AAD-Fi!

27 The Private Life of Walter Winchell

(ConthlUed from Page 5) II is chatter is on every tongue. Millions That story caused much ~Ieeful com­ weeks after his broadcast. - One of his suffaw to his barbed Quips, and hundreds ment among Walter's enemies, for they glcatesl radio achic\'ements came several wrilhe under the sting of his biting satire. believcd the ilcm to be the gospel truth. years ago when he was lucky enough to His piquant pcrwnals and brilliant wise­ Actually, at Walter's boycott threat the he standing almost be~ide Mayor Anton cracks ha\c brou~ht him fame and for~ big political spender had been tm...ed out Cermak, of Chicago. when maniacal tune· and headaches. on his ear. and th~ cigarctte girl ~till is Zangara poured murderous lead at Presi­ employed at the club. dent Hoo$t\elt. mhsed the Chief E'(ccu­ Faith Without Ego "When I sat do.... n to report the inci­ ti"e and mortally wounded the Chicagoan. dent." Walter tclls with a chuckle, "I Ilis ne\\"\ flash ext-witness report of that lie can pack more suspense and wal­ penned the true vcr'lion. But when I read hi'llOric event. Wired Ie " than a half-hour lop into a smgle paragraph than most con­ It to myself it sounded so smug, ..elf­ after it occurred, is .. till vivid in the temporaries can III an entire column. His satisfied and complacent-yoll know, like memory of the li~teners-in. vanity is terrific-yet it i'in't offensivc. Little Boy Blue tooting his own horn. After four years on the air, the ace When Winchell admits to being the best The great Wiill.:hell. as it were. exercising reporter and commentator is still nervous columnist ill the business, there i!>n't a his coltork. One of the great DIAMOND. mounted In Lovel,. newspaper beats of modern times was his ~ lfl~.t::~r.·Gf~lrd t~i:i'.hd. R~~~ txclusin report. in January of IC)J(I, of Sch umann-Heink .'l:JW"n~" Mother J:'"K' In 1"010. Allrtf'f"N' the advent of the fir.~t I.indbergh baby. National Jewelry Co., Dept.!2 Wheelil1l'. W. Va. (I (Of 26e.) Walter predicted that the Ea"let would a~ a~ arri\"C on or about June 21. and Charles rContftuud from Page 25) am a monkey big a house. They said I wa!> t?O fat and old and homely for the Augustus Lindbergh. Junior, arrived on june 221" be .... ith my girl and my boys It sounds vaudenlle. But I shm'ed (hem. I made Walter's eyes are steel grey-cynical bIg when I say it. but I mean It· HomL'" the grade. ,\nd I loved it, too." eyes that have ,;ewed the whims and maklllg IS, to me an outward e"pression of an inward Ideal. 111 /lext 'ltwk's 1ssue of R."OIO GUill... foibles of t Ile parade 0 f gay wayfarers for Carletoll Smitb tviU recount some 0/ Ma­ more than a decade. In hiS vital, punchy "Look at those hands." dame ScI!U11Iallll-Heil1k's screamingly /lm­ fashion he has recorded the mad pace of She thrust out both of them. Certainly 1IY e.Y.penellus 111 voude't'llle-u',11 tell ber the crime-saturated and scandal-ridden Ihe\' were work-scarred. rtope for a lOUR and beallby li/e-wIlJ .\merica of the Post-war, Prohibition and "-Peeling potatoes! And I've done it for sinnman.e ber 'l.:teu:s of SI1lJ.twg and 01 Repeal eras. The hates, passions, loyes, years. The happiest hours are when I ber art. 0011't l1:lSS it! jealousies. fun and benevolence of Broad- fuss around in my kitchenette cookin~ my 'IADA~IErleS,oCnHUS';'li.'AhN~.I~,e_HlIsEI"K'S wayk-these \V~re h 'Ihl,e hingrdedie~ts a"I·~itc.h three meals a day and fixinJ! soup, When Madame Schumann·Heink may lY It I'!'" I'" rna'e up mc e s ea y Journ IS IC I had that apartment in :\few York the be heard regularly on Sunda)' a't Secrets of Long and Healthy Living cocktails. Ilis unique gibberish, uninte.lIi- last times I sang at the Metropolitan. I 5 p. m. EST (1 CST) over the NBC­ In Next Week's RADIO GUIDE gible to readers of a decade ago, lorla) bought my food at a little store on Sixth WEAF network, '~======~~fo~r~m~s~t~h~e~b~a;SI~·s,,;;o~f=a~n;a~t~i~o;n,~al~s~la~n~g~,u~"~g~e~.7 Avenue. I al ways picked it out myself. r "No vegetable that was ever dug can lie to me when I look it in the eye. No chicken old enough to vote can pass for a SPORTCASTS ~# juvenile mit me!" SCIENTIFiC" AERIAL Time Shown Is EOistern St.tndard NOW! With the Dual Connection We talked on for another hour 3-:' the SUNDAY. JANUARY 6 The DUAL COSSF:CTJON•• n_ feature ue!uII'eI1 41Ur ASS Network-Hocke~- Game. 10 p. m. own. ches better dl.. laure and PIll'ltbe perlurmaflC'e on all SIlOW fell outside and the street lighh elmfle ndle- (pat. tted.). ThlJ aerial can be Inltalled MONDAY, JANUARY 7 1II"lthoot tlll,lli b,. allJ'OI1e In • minute'l lime. Goes rlcllt In.lde grew brighter through the trees of the Yankee Network-Bac;eball Schoo~ 5 p. m. the radio oomplelel, out of 'le1ll" .nd It doeJ IlOI Ule '0' park we could see from where ,,",'e sat. ..Ief'trlc curtl'fll.....0 cllmltlng on roofi ~'I}r .hotl ". I"nlf wu.. ~,~~ CKCl (580 kd-Hocke) Game, )1':30 p. m. $} f<.ladame Schumann-Heink looked out, and WST (JOSO kd-Wre~tlin!t Malche-Bo:

28 1~ -And They Stole a Squad Car (Continued from Page 11) pedestrians gaped and began to approach took the matches. She lighted a cigarette. l"'c,,"cr did criminals seem more utterly cautiously. the three lined up, hand.. abo\"e "Thanks," she said. cf'\\cd-more completely captured, Then­ ,ouths a"d a girl . .. Be careful . .. They t hC'i r heads. In a few minutes, the swift patrol car "Get out yourself," ~napped Wally', the are armed . .. These art the Baby Bandits "Baby Bandits, eh?'" said Stuchlik, as du'w up before police headquarters. oldcr youth. And into Sluchlik'~ nbs he named 11J the Iml police bulletm ... Call­ they took a .32 re\"olnr from each of "Get out!" said Stuchlik. jammed a big .45 calibre pistol. wg all Cars . .." the youths. "\Vcll. you're beha\'ing swell The Babv Bandib had heha\"ed like The policeman's mouth Oew open in Stuchlik turned to Cooney. so far. Keep it up, babies. Keep it up, n:wghty lit-tie children who have becn paralyzing amazement. Where had the "See?" he said. "What did I tell you?" or papa spank. Get in the police car, scolded. :'\0\\: Ihe jail's mouth yawned youtb kept this gun? At the expre~](m Cooney didn't answer. lie \\as busy You 1\\0 gU)'" in the front seat where I for them. Captives in a police car, the on Stuchlik's iace, Wally laup,hcd. watching the cars that pa....,ed, for a Kan­ can watch you, Girlie, you sit in the two youths' guns in Stuchlik's pockets, "What a frbker you turned out 10 be!" sas license. h... ck." they no\\ were ~ommandcd, by the armed he jeered. "You Aot my other gun, yes, Lalcr on that afternoon they found one Cooney ::iaid: ''I'll drive their car in." cop, to leave the police car and walk into Gut this rod was in my sock, Get Ollt!" 011 a small sedan. The sedan fassed them. "Oke," said Stuchlik, laying his gun that buildinp, full of armed men who, at Reluctantly the policeman obeyed, Two youths and a dark gir sat in the on the scat beside him, \vhcrc he could a whi..,tle from Sluchlik, would pour out "In a couple of minutes," roared Wally, front seat. snatch it in a hurry. And the drive to with weapon" in their hands, (COIltillued on Ne.y.t Page) "~et's go," said Stuchlik, ...winging the headquarters began. ;- -::~ --_::======:_--- radiO patrol car around in Ihe middle of The Baby Bandits didn't sing or 100ugh the block and stepping on the gas. now. They were very quiet. Young Billy The light, speedy poli.::c car swooped locked frighlened. But nose, in the back level with the sedan-nosed a little ahead. ~eal, \\<1" teme and watchful. Every once Then \\hile Cooney held a.gun on the trio in :1\\ hile Officer Stuchlik would take a in the front seat, Stllchhk crO\\(lcd the lilok at her in the car's mirror. She other car to the ell rb. seemed utterly subdued. Guns in their hands, both policemen "lln'c \'ou got a match, Wally?" was leaped to the road. all ,he "aid during the entire ride. '·Sure." said the older youth, \\hen Ihis Cowed Babies occurred. He reached into hi ... Jlocket. The poli(eman gave him a ... harp look, but "Come out!" rapped Coonev. said n(Jthing. After all. he had just "With your hands up!" Swchlik added. searched the hovs and di"armed them. Billy. Rm.e and Wally climbed oul of \\'allv reachcZ! down behind the front the sedan, meek as lanlbs, While a few <:eat, alid the dark girl leaned forward and

I .u 10 lonely and friendlen with only The Free Demonltra- Then came Janet', crty • Cew lonl"' drear,- evenin,.. in ltore Cor me, tion Lenon proved mOllth'l later, How abbertasud Then ODe day I read about. new way to that tbis wa,. oC they -.II were when I played. I I.arn mUlic that had ma.de popular mUli- learnine wall as .a,y thoucht they'd never let me ltop, clau oC thoutands, as A-B,-e ,.. No more lonesome eveninls now, Learn MUSIC this Quick, Easy Way _ slt01'test road tofriends, popularity, flood times The lnlertft!nc 'lOry lold lool'e II nM. J\I~t one un­ \\ hat mulll he .lmplert And learnlnll lhll 'UIY IB NEW WAY ADDS u,uII use. It II l:fpltal or the uo"rlen«t lit ID(lre than Ilkt 1IIs~'lne I Clm". Prart itlnll lJ.eeoml"s real run "1,01' other folks who haHI lcarnl'd 1111/All" whQ hal'l I" Iud ...t • oore .< it u"d ha\'e In the c;quad car they had found pistols to search her to find it. She ~Ive it to and a riot gUll, The three ran across the Wally. when -she asked him for a match, 'itreet. guns in hand. Ihat lime Wally and I were in the front "Get out!" Wally snarleJ at Ihe young scat with the copper, and she was alone man and two women III the car. 10 the back." f'mazed. fri~h~~ned, they climbed C!ut. As for Wallace Led.ford. he wa~ lItlerly Snap mto It! Wally rapped at Billy despondent about their arrest. I Ie talked and Rmc. "We've gOlla /-Ict out 0 f here of suicjde-and polict' promptly took -fast!" away hiS belt. necklie, shirl and shoe­ "And th~t was th~ ver~ .m~ment Officer strings to forestall any possible attempt held arm'ed on hiS ro.lrlllfo: motorcy~le. on the part ()f Ihe young man to hang Field jumped clear of hl<; mechall1~al himself. . ~t.eed. !he l~O ~'ouths stoo~! there \\·lI.h ,,"I ~\'ish ,I'd shot that cop." Wally said, Im,lo):., In their hands. but FIeld had.hIS ~ WIsh I d taken a chance on ~etting gun ou~, too. He came at them crouchmg. killed rather than go bac!. to jail." \\I~.h shtt~d el~;es and a 't.eadY gun-hand, !\lany towns and villages where holdu~ Wee k the "6 E0 R6 I A" SP0 0 n D~op em. he snapi}cd, finger tense had t.aken place; wanted to try the Baby on .trlgger. . Bandtt.;-but Liberal. Kan~as, ~ot them. L pon the: face~ of the tW9 kIth. ~'as a It was there they had sta~cd their most funny, stupid look af uncert~unty. \\ ould- daring raids and obtained their greatest MAIL THE COUPON! be ~unmen \\ho never had 'Ired a gun-as ha,:,I~;OO from a chain grocery store, ('e\elo~ed AITENTJON Radio Guide Readers! dozen spoons of your collection. 1I later-they. found themselves while 20 per,rlOs were frightened into sub· not, send for the first 12 spoons today. up agamst the real t~mg ~ow. mis~ion by the guns of the two youths. Another gorKeous spoon-the "Gear­ _ At that moment t"'o ne\\spaper report· .AI! three pleaded not guiltr, but they gia"-is offered this week to add to These spoons are OdKinal Roger~ ers an.d a p~oto~raph~r ca~e .out of ~ dtdn t ha\'e a chance: enough evidence your collection of State Seal Souvenir Silverware made by the International es~abhshmeDt d~rs. Silver Company of Meriden. Connee· nearb) "llh sWI.n.gll1$ was presented to convict them admen Spoons. Get it at once by clipping the John C. I-eeney and Charles I. Bnen- times over. The Baby Bandits were $en­ :oupon below and mailing it as directed. ticut. oldest and largest makers of sil· 0 verware in the world. They are AA and Cameraman rlOyd H. McCall, all of tenced to reform-school terms. They'll be Through this sensational offer rhe Den\"er Post. gro\\ n up when they get out-and Ledford Radio Guide makes it possible for yo~ quality-66 pennyweights Qf PURE SILVER to the gross. Regular tea· blames It all on radio. to get a complete set of magnificent, "U only I hadn't let that police radio full-size teaspoons of extra-heavy sf-0on size with plain bowls. easy to Action - Camera! c ean. Collect the entire set and have alarm frighten us out of the squad car at durable., quality silverware. at an un: "Shoot! Shoot r' recney !lhouted. His that minute-if only I'd kept on for two heard of low price-only 15c with the a lifetime set of silverware-patriotic as well as useful. cry was directed towards the cameraman. Of thrcc minutes more-we could have coupon in Radio Guide! A new spoon is and he meant "shoot the picture." got away before the motorcycle cop offered each week. Each spoon is stun­ If you have not already started your But the young bandits. unfamiliar with caught up with us." he moans. ningly enchased with the Official Seal collection of these handsome State of a State. To date twelve spoons Seal Teaspoons, do so at once! The newspaper slang. thought he meant to shoot them! have been issued, including-Illinois, supply is limited! Clip the coupon be­ "Don't shoot, mi ... ter!" little Billy quay· In Next Week's Issue of New York, California, New Jersey, low, indicate which spoons you want ered, "Can't you see the cop'~ got the Michigan, Texas, District of Columbia, and mail it with 15 cents-plus 3 cents Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Nebraska, for postage and packing-for each drop?" RADIO GUIDE: spoon desired. Spoons will be sent by At the same instant, Reporter reeney Massachusetts and Georgia. If you al­ ~rahbed young Billy, while Charles ready have the first eleven spoons mail-prepaid. Then get the coupon Firebugs th~ in next week's Radio Guide for the O'Brien caught Rose by the arms. you'll certainly want to add " 'ow!" said Field grimly. shaking the "Georgia" to round out the first full next spoon. groggy Wally awake. "You three mugs on the Radio Spot sland lip here." lie searched them, hut found no further weapons. While he did Iliddcn in a column of figures was the so. one of the reporter~ put in a call to clew to a gil$antic arson rin#{> Why was headquarters. Soon police cars came and Chicago gettmg more than Its share of completed the capture of the Baby Ban­ small fires? That question was absolutely dits. And this ttme they made it stick. all the police had to go on. in tracking Swiftly, police identified the trio-.md down one of the cleverest Master Minds RADIO GUIDE, SOUVENIR SPOON BUREAU checked up on their backgrounds. All in all criminal history-a man whose 731 PLYMOUTH COURT, CHICAGO, ILL. three had come from Pittsburg, Kansas. schemes caused millions of dollars worth Wally-Wallace Ledford-appeared to be of properly to be burned! )'et lIever U'QS Please mail me Original Rogers AA Quality less than his 21 years. But Billy-Wil­ there allY trace 01 tbe callus of the fires! State Seal Spoons as checked below. I am enclosing 15 cents for liam Talhot. the son of a theater-owner What a baffling problem for detectives! each spoon plus :J cents each for postage and packing. -was only I;! Rose-Mrs. Rose Renn. Then radio stepped in. Next week's RADIO Total amouat _ estranged from her husband-was 17. GUIDE will tell the rcal inside story of this Billy and Wally had police records. amazing feal of detective skill. .AME _ Young Billy had served 9 months in the reformatory for auto theft and parcel ADDRESS _ stealing, Wallace Ledford had done 17 months in the reformatory for theft. CtTY and STATE ...,.... _ Little Mrs. Renn tried to blame her MIKEroscope plight on the two boys. She had been DILl.. 0 CAl.. 0 MICH. 0 D. C. 0 WIS. 0 MASS working in a soh-drink parlor when she Adele Rotlson, MIKEroscope o H. V. 0 H. J. 0 TEX. 0 PA. 0 HEB. 0 GA. met them. subject No. 37, will appear in «I told them tb-at I wanted to go to Phoenix, Arizona, to live with my rela­ RADIO GmDE issue Week Etld­ tions there," she sobbed. adding that her ing January 19. Watch for it! husband had left her a few months after

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