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tvolume III, No. 3l WEEK ENDING AUGUST lO,}934 Published \'\feekly
This and That Jail Terms Face False Air Advertisers
,1!l1llByMorris Hastings I WHAT WITH the weekly Radio Stop Light Is Depeloped rMoral To~e of I broadcasts of the Chicago Symphony, the Detroit, Philadel phia and New York Philharmonic First Badio Musical Broadcasts Is Orchestras and the ART HUR Turns Light FIEDLER EspJanade Concerts, the Con.edy To Be P"oclucecl old belief that Summer radio Under Inquiry programs hold to Green For IVi" Begin in SeptelDber no interest for By The MiCROPHONE'S Special those who love Courln~y IPashillgtoJl Correspond(!nt. music is effec Fire Trucks R.Cooper" " ,,~ A sweeping house-cleaning of tively den i cd A radio-controlled stop light by radio broadcasts from th<.' standoo! this season. Has Written points of both good taste in pro The Phila which fire apparatus may turn red lights to green at intersec· grams and aC<.:uracy in advertising delphia Orches the Book tions, while going 60 miles an is under way with the Federal tra; broadcast Trade Commission and the new ing from Robin hour, has been developed in Sam· The first original musical com ervillc, Massachusetts. Feueral Communications Com Hood Dell on edy written for radio, with book mission in joint charge. five successive The new idea was developed by by COURTNEY RILEY COOPER, Complaints about the moral I Saturday eve JAMES J. CUDAHY, Commissioner' lyrics by HOWARD DIETZ and tone of radio broadcasts arc few, 1 nings. presents of Lights and Lines in that city, music by ARTHUR SCHWARTZ, will but they have been received and the most re in connection with the Fire De begin over the \\lEAF network programs, particularly those likely Mr. HASTINGS markable array partment. on September IS. to be heard by children, arc under of conductors An experimental contror was The programs will be in serial close scrutiny. -five, no less, for the five con- set up at the corner of Walnut form, although each hour's per The Communications Commis ceets. Street and Highland Avenue, one formance will be an entity. sion is especially watchful of the of Somerville's blind corners. The first was JOSE ITURBI, This is the first time that a moral tone of broadcasts, feeling , Its operation is simple. On the heard last week. !TURIH, of long-term radio musical show that there must be no opportunity course, is far btttcr known as fire truck is a button that can· has been produced especially and for criticism of radio similar to ,glistening pianist than as orches troIs an automatic radio signal for the first time ~n radio alone. the attacks on motion pictures tral director, but his star would emanating from a spark coil. At ARTHUR SCH'X'ARTZ, who is which haye been sweeping the seem to be in the ascendancy in the street intersection is a one· writing the music fOr the show, country. the latter role. tube receiving set tuned to the is the musical author of the first No set "coue" or rule~ will be signal sent by the truck. This, in HANS KINDLER assumes charge anu seconu "Little Show,;," laid down by the Commi.,<;ion hut turn, is hooked to a relay whICh of the orchestra this Saturday; "Three's a Crowd," and "The programs will be judged solely operates the lights. and he, in turn, is fully as well Bandwagon." HO\'(/ARO DIETZ on this basis: Are they in good All that is required for its op known as 'cellist as in the role wrote the Jyrics for "The Band DON VOORHEES, radio and stage taste? eration on the speeding fire appa con~ 'of conductor. For a good many wa~on" and ''face the .Music." orchestra leader, who wilt be the The Trade Commission is ratus is a push on the button. years KINDLER was first 'cellist of COURTNEY RILEY COOPER, au general mt/sic dirutor for I'The fining itself chiefly to the claims The rest is automatic. If the the Philadelphia organizatio. thor of the book of the musical GmSON FamiFy." of advertisers as sent forth on the light at the intersection happens ------~- air. E.], ADAMS, chairman of Other conductors to be heard comedy, which will, be called to be green, the radio keeps it "The GIBSON family," is the au- radio maestro, will be the general the Commission's special adver later arc FRITZ REINER, conductor green for 30 seconds. 1£ it is tising board, is in charge. of the Philadelphia Grand Opera thor of 30 novels, 15 moving pic- musical director fOr the show. red, the radio changes the light 2000 "Thus far," 1\1r. Adams Company; SAliL CASTON, first tures and stories and arti- CONRAD THI8ACLT will ha\'e the to green, where it remains for cles. leading male role. Opposite him told The ~lICROPHONE'S trumpet of the Philadelphia Or the same time. will be LOIS BENNETT, radio so correspondent, tot h e cases chestra for the past 16 years; and Before announcing the fact According to _ Commissioner considered by us come large~ ALEXANDER SMALLENS, musical that "The GIBSON Family" would prano, \vho was heard for a time CUDAHY, this will increase the ef· d I . h on Captain HENRY'S Showboat as ly from Atlantic Coast sta 'director of these Robin Hood ficiency of the Fire Department be produce on t 1e al r, t e pro- l\1ARY Lou. tions. This does not mean ducers completed an even dozen Dell concerts. and will obviate accidents. It is hour shows to test the idea. J..... CK and LORETTA CLEMENS Ihar the Middle and l'ar
(Continued on Page 11) (Colltinued 011 Page 3) DON VOORHEES, stage and (Continued on Page s5) (Continued 011 Page 15) " "Med;"-/or i Pi~i....res 'iRadiO lor N en's I'lashes ii Contenis tlu~ ~ i Police WEEI'DAYS the _lJlclYos Iii' ~1IH11 I 11" '1I'11fu I ,Ulli ~.M. ~RLENE On Thursday, July 27, the Bos- ! FRANCES, a drawing The NBC-WEAF chain will News Flashes Box Page I by G, E. RUNYAN Front Cover ton Police Department launched 10.30 \\'J:::AF Network: WUI \'\:'GY broa.dcast the presentatIOn of a False ai,. advertisers face 63 cruising cars, equipped with WSM WFlA WSH speCIal medal to the MAYO B~oth- Jail terms DON VOORHEES, orchestra .. dO hOI I WAnc Network: WC.... U WIIAS Page I leader Page 1 recelvlOg ra 10; w I e on t 1e WPG Kl\iOX wnOM weCo ers, .famous surgeons, by President This and That same day the Brookline police \'VjSV I ~UCtLLE NEIL, 't'ocalist Page 2 ROOSEVELT on Wednesday, Au- by MORRIS HASTINGS Page force inaugurated a two-way po- 10.45 WjZ Network: WBZ WH .... M G. HAROLD NOYES, u;ealher KDKA WIW WBAL gust 8, from 1 to 2 P. M, G. HAROLD NOYES, weather lice radio system. forecaster Pdge 3 The presentation cerem.onies forecaster and his tl11f1sflal ~ b~ IRENE BEASLEY, singer Page 4 The one-way system in Boston :'.M. w.iIl broadcast from. Soldiers baromete: Page 3 ~'EAF ED HERLIHY, annOl/ncer for will be replaced by two-way (dO Network: WEEI '\X'GY Fteld JO ~ochester, 'f\flOneso~a, Slation Directory Page 4 ~ 1I7EEI Page 5 radio in six months' time, Eu- \"'SM WFlA WSB where PresIdent ROOSEVELT wdl Ed"catiollal Box Page 4 GENE C. HULTMAN, Commissioner \X'AOC Network: WCAU \"'HAS :AL JOLSON, comedian Page 5 \XIPG KMOX WHBM weco visit on his way back to \'('ash- Radio LAne ingto~. RITA BELL, singer Page 6 of Police for Boston: told The WjSV from his vacation tour to by JIMMY J. LEONARD Page 5 MICROPHONE. 7.15 WjZ Network: W8Z \'('HAM Haw3J1. Stlldiosity FRANK BUCK, of tlBrhJg 'Em KL>KA WLW WBAL Back Alive" fame Page 8 In order to prevent criminals President ROOSEVELT will pre- by LES TROY Page 5 FORD BOND, NBC aJnlOlIJuer from detecting messages sent SUNDAYS sent the brothers with the bronze The Gypsies and their G)ps)' Page 10 over the Boston police radio, an ; A.M. medal of the American Legion. director Page III HARRY HORLICK, director of ingenious code system has been ':' 'U EDWARD A. HAYES, Commander Concluding instalment of al1 evl·sed. 11.00 WEAF Network: "''"'EEl \X"GY The Gypsies Page IT d ... WSM WFLA WSH of the Legion, will present them account oj the radio-press ROBERT SIMMONS, tenor Page 1 I In this code streets are referred WjZ Network: '\X'BZ WHAM: with the National Distinguished "elations hl Great Britain , KDKA WLW \'{'BAl ;rITa GUIZAR, iHeX1CtJn lenor to by number, andpo IIce cars are Citation. Page 13 Page 12 assigned letters. P.M. The NBC also plans to broad- Short 117ave Directory Page 13 British Broadcas/ing Corpora Remarkable results have been 11.30 WEAF Network: W'EEl WGY cast other speeches by the Presi- ReflectIom WSM WFLA \"S8 tion annOUllcers broadcasl a attained with this radio system. dent made during his tour across by DJANA HERBERT Page 15 Jports event Page 13 Commissioner HULTMAN told of a \X'JZ NelwOik: \""BZ \,\:'IIAM KDKA WLW \X'BAL the country. Q. and also A. Page 15 "'ED HUSING, CBS annollncer case in which two criminals, at· His speech at Green Bay, Wis- Nimblewits Page L; tempting to get away with a cash flmportant neWJ iJ p,i1'W OIU rhfu JfaflOnJ, genera//y on ,be hour anti hr.lf consin, on August 9, the day fol- by EVERETT SMITH Page Ij ;\XIALTER DAMROSCH, carica register, were apprehended and im h"ur.) I1 tured by XAVIER CUGAT Page 15 prisoned in 10 minutes after the lowing his visit at Rochester, "My Opportllnity-and Y01lrS JOE COOK, comedian Back Cot'er alarm was given. most probably will be on the air. by JOE COOK B.,,·k Co,,, Page Two TIlE MICROPHONE Saturday, August 4, 1934 Saturday~ August 4 - Symphony Orchestra, CBS -WABC, 8.30 P.M~ .------The Texans. WLW Pelice News and Orchestra. WHAM New England Community Sin.ina OuM. Highlights Bert Block's Orchestra. WOR Broad...·.y Collegians. WFLA. ~o m. \'('8Z Louise Drab.nt, soprano. \VCu Frank Stuart's Ofthestr~. \X'OR. 30 m. Jimmy Galla,r:her's Orchestra, WSM Night Owls, WNBX. 1 h. jack Armstrong, WlW Chica~o S)'mpbony Orc.he~tra. \\fGN. I b. P.M. ooGu\·e1le's Orchestra, WMCA Tludy ThomJ.s, wng:~. WMCA 1 P.M. EDT; 12 N. EST. 11 A.M. CT 6.15 P.M. EDT) 5.15 EST, 9.15 P.M. EDTI 8.15 EST, f6,45-]obn Herrick, baritone, 1 4.15 CT Ted Black's Orlhestra. WrAF, }O m.: WEEl 7.15 CT . NBC-WJZ Sports. Musical Program. KOKA. WGY from t,IO; WGY from 1.1) TIle Monitor Views tne News, ~ J 8.0o--"Aida," opera, WOR StOl"~. WHI WGY (WMCA, 30 m.) Hill Williams, haseball, WBZ Orchestra. WSM \\oeather, 4-11 Club. W8Z. 30 m. (WHAM Billy Hays' Orcht IU. WABC wau Mlanu B~.1c.:h On·hestra. \\fMCA 8.30-Robin Hood DeB Con· 1'\ m.l ' r:.uy Contest \'('inner. \\'IIAS cen, CBS-\VJ ABC Studio Mosie. WFLA Bob Patelli's Orchestra. WGN 9.30 P.M. EDT, 8.30 ESTI Vt'1Jsco's Orchestr2. WABC WCAU WHAS, Jane Clifton. songs. WM("A 7.30 CT 9.3o-Goldman·s Band, NBC Smilin' Ed McConnell, \\"NBX ~o m, Chingo SYlnhpony, WEAP WEEI WGY. WJZ Lt. Governor Charles S:lwyer of Ohio, 6.30 P.M. EDTI 5.30 EST. 30 m. 10. I5-Guy Lombardo, NBC· \\"'L\'(I 4.30 CT l:.d\\iD Franto Goldman 8and Conceit. Ravd', \\"reather. Hotel Morton Orcbestra. JWPG. Ne...·s and Tom {".oakley·s Orchestra. WEAF, ··Bokro." Lake's "The Pdgrnn." Had~-y's ~ ~ion." WPM 30 m. 30 m, (\\ 1.1'1 \\'C,Y ftorn 66.-4)') "In Bohemia," CrisIS ''Chine PrOle 11.3Q-Paul ,,,'hiteman's Party, One o'Clock Review. WOR. 30 m. Ne.... s. \'('EEI \VjZ \\"rBZ \'UHAM WnAT. WLW•.., m. Mid·l)2Y Service, WGN, 30 m. Ma Frasier's B'oardin/: House. WGY Squire Ha... kins. KDKA. NBC-WEAF Stocks, \\ MeA, 30 m. Ivory Stamp Club, WJZ DIXIC Four. \'('SM 1.15 P.M. EDT, '2.15 ESTI Weather, WBZ String Scxtet. \\;'SB. 30 m. 11.15 A.M. CT jack Armstrong. WlW Main Strect Song Writer. WMCA JIl Piano~. (All programs are listed Eastern Songfl:Jlo..... ~. quartet. \XfjZ \\'"'BZ Two WHAM 9.45 P.M. EDTI 8.45 EST. Da)ligbt Saving Time, Eastern Nora Thumann. songs, WLW News and Charles C:r.rliIe. WADC WCAU 7.45 CT O(l:an, WHAS Kelly Sisters. KDKA i 1.30 P.M. l::DT, 12.90 ESTI Mllin St. Song Writer. WMCA Sland,lrd Time is one hotlY earlier 11.30 A.M. CT The PiIkard F.1mily, l,VSM Danzig's Orchestra. WOR G)"p~y En~nlblc. WMeA Celltral Time is two hours earlier.) Dick fiddll:r'~ Orch~str:r.. \X'EAF WEn Tony D'Orlli, CartOOnl,t. WGN ~'(iY, 30 m. Russian PW8ram. \'\INBX 10 P.M. EDT; 9 EST, 8 CT 9.45 A.M. EDT; 8.45 EST, Farm Pr0l'ram. \XlGY. 30 m. 6.45 P.M. EDT. 5.45 EST, R..ymond Knight's Cuckoos. WEAl' WEEI 7.45 CT Natinnal farm Program. W'jZ WBZ \\'I"BAl 4.45 CT W(,Y WLW \'('SM WFLA WSB 'The- Plnul:;h Boys. KDKA WI lAM KDKA W'L W WSM WfLA WSB, Behind the Law. KDKA , h. John Ilc:rtitk. baritone, WjZ WBZ WBAL lonely Co,,'boy. \VOR KDKA \,(IHAM Ha ..... alian Orcbestr2, \Xo'PG The Mcistersin"u. \X'hOC WCAU \,\'PG [,ther \'chs' EMemble. \VABC \X'CAU Ncws and Orcht'slra. WGN. -4, m. Thearre Cluh. WOK (I.iele Orplu,n Annie. W[NR WGN WSM song~. Bob Au.her, ''-''HAS repeat) Ka.y janice. WMCA J<_cp Fiv Club, WG~ Munz SI~te". WMCA ~l;lrket Reports and Ensemble. WGN Gene Kardos' Orchestra. WCAU 10.15 P.M. EDT; 9.15 EST. 10 A.M. EDT, 9 f:5"T", 8 CT Richard~ Vidmer, spons. WARC WHAS 8.15 CT Annette McCullou~h. WEAF WEEr WGY 1.45 P.M. ti:.DT; 12.45 ESTI Phil Cook. WOR 11.45 A.M~ CT , Guy L.ombardo, \X'EAF WEEI WGY WPLA Morin Sistes. WJZ KDKA \X'S!\[ WFl.A Eli Dantzil:'s Orchestra. WMCA. 30 m. WSB. 30 m.; WlW. 1'5 m. \\'58 "rthur Klein. pianist. \'('OR Recordings. WNBX Dandles of YesterJay. WjZ WHAM C..,ulro.'ng School, \\"BZ jt'l'~c: Cawford. organ, WGN I 7 P.M. EDT, 8 EST) 5 CT \\'eatllcr. WBZ Oock Proenrn, WHAM Daisy MIller "001:$." WMCA Golf. KDKA Mello..... Moment~, ''''ABC ",,-c.-\U \VHAS Fum Bureau. WNBX Baseball Resumt', WEAP Possum Hunters, \'('SM Kiddje~' Three Scamp,. \\,GY Kook!ng Klass, WOR 2 P.M. EDTI 1 EST. 12 N. CT Chicago Symphnny Orchestr2. WGN. 0 m. Mail &g, WlW . fPIlI..cns S'\ters 2nd r...:c ... s. \\"JZ KOKA Weather. stock~. WHAS Pre"Ss·Radlo ;....·e\\s. \Vurld In ReVIew, \X.BZ Home Hour, ""PC. 30 m. ~c'Isic. 10.30 P.M. EDTI 9.30 RST. Dame WOR. 30 m. 8.30 CT Mu~'ul. WG~ ~ine:er, . h f Plano. WSM \\ hu's On Toda)', '.'''.,...... 'BX' G.rden (Juh Speaker and bass WGN LCalLE ElL, songslreII, 1L' 0 re· Sports. WHAM Jalk Russell's Orchestu. \\'ABC WCAU. \X'LS Barn Dance. WjZ WBZ WHAM 11 ?l0 m, fjl/el1tJ} J1111:J Ilh her sUler over The Old Obsen·er. WLW WCAU KDKA \X'LW WLS. I h. 10.15 A.M. EDT, 9.15 EST, '·Be h ' Mary Eastman. soprano. \\fADC Uncle Dave Macon. \'\'SM 8.15 CT \\ e;lther. markets, \\rHAS lenh c aliI. Serenade. WHAS Theatre ReVIew. WMCA I:Jdl:r Michaux and his Congregation. WABC Morning Parade and news It 10.,0, WrAP Ford Fnck. sports. WOR -4'H Club. \'('KBX \\"CAU WjSV, 30 m. WFLA wso. 4) m.; W~M. t:i m. Or,ltanlH. \X'G Little ja.d.: Llulc's Orchestr2, ,WPG. 30 ro. (\VHf, 1) m. Irom 10.•,) 2.15 P.M. EDT, 1.15 EST. 4.30 P.M. EDTI 9.90 ESTI Soir« Musicale, \'('MCA. 30 m. Gleatl:r Louslvllle Ensemble, \\"HAS. ~o m. Singm~ StrlOf,:S. WJZ \\'HZ \\'HAM, 30 12.15 CT 2.30 CT Sports. \\'NRX Organ Recital. WOR. 30 m. m. (KDKA at 10.}O) Funk Ricciardi. baritone. ""OR Our narn. WEAf Wfn \\'GY. 30 m. 7.15 P.M. EDT) 8.15 EST. Ne... s, Starlight Hour, WMCA The Southerners. \V'GY Georgia Wildcat" WHAS Chica/lO S)'mphony Urlhesua. WJZ WBZ 5.15 CT KDKA Home Forum. KDKA Lcwis \'('hlte, hass, \V(iN 10.45 P.M. EDT; 9.45 EST. C:Hltnn 2nd Craig. WABC WCAU Dorothy Allyn, soprano, WMCA WHAM KDKA \'('FLA WS», I h. (WLW Dr. William Foulkes. "Homespun," WEAP 8.45 CT Antoint'tte West. soprano. WLW from 4.H) WGY WEEI 2.30 P.M. EDT, 1.30 ESTI K.lltenmeyer's Kinder~arten. WLW WFLA Captain AI Williams \X'jZ WBZ WHAM Siberian Sin!ilers. W[AF WEEt WGY Robert 8211. readings. WGN 12.30 CT Fi~her's WFLA WSH Morning Contert. \'(:':"BX. 1 h. Buddy Orchcstra, WABC WCAU \\ISM WSD ' Orchestrlls, WMCA, 3 h.• 4) ro. T .. Ie, uf the Titans, \\"rEAF \\T[I WGY. \\'lIAS, 30 m., Musical Memory Contest. WFLA Nap and Dee. WSM ~o 5fUan'~ 'one~' 10.30 A.M. £0"11 ••:::0 eST, m. Frank OH.hestra. WOR. ?o0 m. hham Orchestra \"'ABC WCAU Socarras' Orchestra, WMCA 8.30 CT R,;va! Ila ..... lliian Orchcsh:r., W'jZ W'BZ Lady Olan2. \VMCA WHAS \'VBT • Orf\:.n, WEEI WIIAM KDKA \X'SM WFLA, 30 m. 4.45 P.M. EDTI 3.45 EST, \\,·illlolm Penn Orchestra. KDKA. }O m. 11 P.M. EDTJ 10 £ST, • CT Nelli'S and Morning P,u",de. \'{'GY R"und TownelS. W'ABC \\'IIAS \X'CAU 2 45 CT German Band. WLW Abe t}'man's Of(he~tra. \\'l:.AF WGY WLW. Jimmy Arlen. h.ntonl:. \\"LW Mdrtha Deane. fashions. \'(/OR. 30 m. . Studio Pro~rlm. WPG ~o m. (\\'[[1 2r II.I~) ~e\\S anti Let's Prttend. WABe WCAU. \\'urld Fair Orchestra. \X'G;\l Ve!uco's Music. WABC \\7HAS Danny Dee. \\lOR Wearher, baseball. ne....s. wrr:r 311 m. (\\"'HAS 1 ~ m.) rront Pa Dum2. \\'MC.\ Came s Club. \XIMCA Palmer HouS( Ensemble. WC.N N(....s 2nd Phil Emmt:rton's Orchestra. \VGY r-;c'lll"s. home hour. \'('PG. 30 m. 2.45 P.M. EDTI 1.45 ESTI E. H. K( ,J.II, \\". I;\x. t 'nderhill"~ Or\.hc>ua, \X'="BX. }O m. "Gully Jumpc:rs." WSM P.aoo .nd Market ReJ'orts. \\'GN 12.45 CT - PM EDT' 4 EST, a CT 7.30 P.M. EDT, 8.30 EST, Ca'A Lorna Orchestra. \\'ABC "-HAS WPG. '0.45 A.M. EDT; 9.45 ESTI Palmer Hl>u,e r:n They Were Portuguese Station Is On the Air He Puts Color Into By G IORGE M. LILLn· Short wave fans who once All His Radio made a habit of tuning in the Lis Programs bon ether caster, CTI AA, will be pleased to know that the Portu guese voice is back on the air THAT CLOUD - SWEPT coastline, the family about again with its Tuesday and Fri little "'tather observatory to venture forth under day afternoon schedule. surmounting the new Post scowling skies for a week- For quite a few weeks during Office building is perhaps end outing. the early Summer JittJe was heard Boston's nearest approach to With these p;ctures before from the Continent's olive land. the busy information desk at him, Mr. OYES opens his CTI AA ..... as in a stage of repairs. Grand Central Terminal. WBZ and WBZA micro The whole Portuguese broadcast Certainly in its essential phone in his lofty observa ing system was being reno\Oated. helpfulness to a vast roving tory 27 times each week to with the government taking a Summ~rtime population. it put the public right on ma~· hand. bears a striking similarity ters meteorological. The results to date have been and is commensurately im· In the torrid temperatures the opening of a new, high-pow portant. and humidity of mid-Summer ered broadcast band station to G. HAROLD NOYES, meteo the weather outlook is a dol serve the RepubJic and the inau rologist.in.chief of the Bos lars-and·cents proposition for guration of work on a modern ton office of the United man y business Concc..'rns. short wave transmitter to carry States Weather Bureau, reaf With'the West in the grip these same programs to Colonial izes the indispensable func of a drouth, the NBC weath listeners abroad. tions that his service has er broadcasts recently saved The builders of the two tran5· come to fulfil in the lives of latge shipments of chocolate mitters ftll behind schedule, thousands of ew England HAROLD OYES, candy billed from Boston ,.hich may be the explanation for people. But he accords to G. meleorologiJ/ m.{hief m charge of /he BOJ/on which would have melted in CTIAA's recent vacation fmm the .I. ational Broadcasting the 'sweltering heat. the international 5pectrums. \\lith Company the lion's share of offiu of Ihe U1IIIed Siales II"!'ea/her Bureau. One might well assume the new station not completed in credit for making his office that, with such a comprehen· time, CTrAA nidently had to so vital a public crossroad. tion into his broadcasts. For sive broadcasting sen'ice, in come back operating as a substi 1\fr. NOYES is responsible example, when Greater Bos· dividual calls asking weather tute. for much of the growing in ton is shivcring at sub·zero information would dimini5h. Whether or not CTIAA will terest in weather informa temperatures, Mr. OYI swill On the contrary, they have remain on the air after the Na tion. His succeS5 is due, at remembc:r to tell his auditors increased enormously. tional relay unit opens is in least in part, to the psycho that no city on the Atlantic Mr. OYES tasily explains doubt. But, re,l;ardless, the for logical approach which he seaboard, except a few far this anomaly: Radio broad mer is coming through htre now makes to the prosaic busi South, gets as much sunshine casts advertise the \'<'eather with its semi.weekly broadcasts ness of telling the public in \'(Iinter as Boston. and being hear I regularly [rom whether to expt:ct sunshine Bureau. That makes new or rain. Or, he may su~~est !Jut business and new friends. (C "'lIIlIt.1 01/ P.1l?e 1.2) Nc\\ England has the most In conjunction with his nearly true·to·type w,·ather; meteoroloBical apparatus, he that there is le5s variation employs a special barometer from the conditions charac· to \yhich the average weath SOlDethin~ ter:stic of this section. .lifierent! tr forecaster-and in fact many a broadcaster-is a :Mr. NOYES concurs in stranger. Jt is the barometer MARK T"'AJN" happy ob,.r TI,e of public taste and reaction. vation : "If yeu don't like Mr. Nons uses it daily. It the weather in New England, lIe,v is the only instrument that wait a minurt ," The govern· he has found infallibly ac ment weather man admits .~p~.rlalillg curate. that the changes do come (!uicker in ~w England, .~opl,;"~tic~,tp#l- The public is not nearly Candidate Sues but he says that they arc not so changeable and capricious so violent. Radio Station as the weather, he finds. Touches such as these But first, one has to get at I. J. FOX PAUL STJ:WART, publisher of the serve to warm the reports what the public \vants. Mr. :Antlers, Oklahoma, American, state and forecasts, giving them a 'TOPICAL IlEVl'E NOYES think5 that he has senator and candidate for corpora lift which puts them oyer found out. Instead of mat tion commissioner, has filed suit in solidly with radio listener5. ter-of-fact broadcasts, Mr_ A district court at Oklahoma Cit)'. Dut Mr. NOYES F:0cs further. KOYES strives to dress up his a..(jking 30,022.4° dama8~. He takes an objectl\'e point melodious \\· ..ather stories in habilimcnts Mr. Sn\\-ART mad e of \'iew. WKY of color, ear appeal and a fast - moving Radiophone Co., Mistletoe Express dash of the romantic. He visualizes the 40-foot Service and the Oklahoma Publish musical satire He contrives to insinuate ers and smaller craft up and ing Company joint defendants. bits of interesting informa- down New England·s cugged entitled When Mr. Sn""ART declined to delete portions of a 'Cheduled radio address in support of his candidacy, \'(IKY station offidais featuring gave him a refund on his contract BUDDY CLARK for the Is·minute broadca.st) and _~~I!~. the suit followed. ETHEL GRENIER :,...-' -'!- - - /,-' WARREN HULL Radio Stop Light I DOROTHY DAW For Fire Trucks RAKOV and his (Continu.J from Page 1) REVUE BAND the first time that uch radio con trol has been used for this pur Every pose. \\'lm~I':SD,\ Furthermore, the radio control y is fool.proof. The lights change at only on the special signal that emanates from the fire truck. 8:30 P.~I. Strctt Colrs passing by and other BETTY BARTHELL, CBS singer, is so embarra"ed. She electrical disturbance5, altilough went to sleep on the beach the other day. She awoke, over picked lip by the rerci,·er at the w(:nt swimming and returned to the bath house. \'<'hat was. her S.aHon corner, will not operate the light chagrin to find that the fair BARTHrl.1. compkxlOn remalntd \VEEI changing mechanism. on one side but the other side 'was a bright pink. Page Four THE MICROPHONE Saturday, August 4, 1934 Sunday, August 5 - Baireuth Opera Festival on NBC-WJZ at oon -1~5 P.M. EDT, 12.15 EST, Fen: Revue. WE.EI llighligh~s 11.15 A.M. CT I::»oadcut lrom \'~IU. J..-rh bmidt i J~ducaHo..al Rutb Young. contralto. "-MeA. tenor. RIU ~rg. Ernst Arnold. v,)(:all'h. P.M. TJlutenha)n quartet. Vn:'onese \'\ .In (;Irl\. , 1.30 P.M. EDTI 12.80 ESTI Stnng Ememble; Hular Olcht-Stfl.. Karl J\JOl1JJ), A"X"Sl 6 11.30 A.M. CT Krall OahC"ltu, WjZ \\ BZ "'HAM 1!.OO • ·oon-B:aircuth Music "lb~ Exc:"ation of ~y, S( Pun. 10{ <;;m; II. \ X S, r...... -oKA WHAL W[.'«' \'t"SM FLA, \0 m, 6.00 P. r. F~sth Tb~tre, ~o din()~aur3 31. first Act of \\"ap: Ford n. nd,' gu<; I. WEAF wen \\(.Y I Family WABC WO\U. m. in \"")oming," talk ner'o; "Oas Rh('ingold," NBC Church In ttle H..Us. WlW. ;u m. Songs in My Heart. WHAS b' Dr. .Barnum Drown. NBC Hlbllol H "h l,,rl,ls. Dr, rr"t1~fI<'k ~t mm. Rob Haring's Orchestra, WMCA. 30 m. Chin~o \\'JZ WJZ \'\ jZ WBZ KnKA '\\ BAL \X"HA~. }l m. Symphony Orchestra, WGN. 2 h. 3.(lO--l)elroi.t ",'mphoo)' Or MdC)(!v'~ Garden, \\"FLA (~'ews at 10) I:Omptndty Trio. WABC WCAU WPG 9.15 P.M. EDT) 8.15 EST) 1"It J.J), All 11ft 7 chestra, CBS·\.\- ABC \\"HAS. 30 m. 7.15 CT 7.'0 p, M. "You and Your G(},·· 8.00-jcnney Concert, \.\'[EI Rh)·thm Boys. WPG IVoice of fucntbhir, ""liAS ~rnm~t," talk 00 current "Voit:'e of Columbia," CBS Ne.-s. ""MCA Gen~lIf~hjr bl.k. \\. MCA 1.45 P.M. EDTr 12.45 EST, ••30 P.M. EDT, 8.80 EST. poliuh. J 'BC\VJZ WABC 11.45 A.M. CT 7.30 CT 8..~o-Stadium Coneen. \\-'OR Devora ·.td .. om~. contr~h{l, \\'EAP American Album of FJlmiliar Mu~ic. Frank Thursd"J' AllglIsJ 9 Olche\tra. KoKA 9.00-- F:amil)" Theatre, CBS- Munn. Virginil R~, WEAF wrEI W(;Y 9.00 A, M. The Chairing of The }ulln r ,on • \\"',tCA WSM "'''FLA••~o m. W IlC 2 P.M. EDTI 1 ESTr 12 N. CT Duma. Tom Po.-ers and Leona Hoprth. B3rd, broadcast from Norm nroadcasl from Vie;lna. Josef Gcne Arnold·, Commodo \XTAF WEEI '"Tbc Sob Sister." by Plul and ea~,1 \~' a J e 'i, F n ~Iand, tJo)d Schmidt, Rita George and WFLA . oickt'J. \'CjZ \\"'BZ WHAM \\"BAL KDKA G~o:,ge, speaker. ~TBCW'JZ Suuth ~a hbndeu. \X'jZ WBZ WBAL WLW [rnS1 ~Ioi~ Arnold. \\ iili KOKA. 30 m, War~'s ~Dnsylvania.ns. WABC WCAU Orchestras. 'OC·\VJZ StrinA Mu~tc. \\-·SM. 30 m. WHJ\5 \\""PG. ~o m. Edith Murray. 5Onti:~. WADC WHAS WPG u.ntUJentd ufe. \.... MCA. ~O m. 11.30 P.M. EDT, 10.30 EST, 9.3G-Alhum of Familiar Mu WCAU 9.45 P.M. EDT, 8.45 EST. •.30 CT sic. I\rnC-\\7f.AF Huri~on jllhilee Choir. \X'Ml":A. 30 m. 7.45 CT N~...·s. Ch.r1ie Oa"i~' Orch~tra. WfAF \l;"[EI War i n ~'s Penns) h"anians, The Whistler and his Dog. \X'GN Ralph Kirberry. baritone. W jZ \X'IIAM W(.Y WLW WSM WfLA W:-i8. \0 m, CBS·WABC Tra"c1 Ta)k. \\'OR KDKA .. 'ev. and IX-rr~ns' OrdlC'\tra, \VjZ \VBZ 2.15 P.M. EDT; 1.'15 EST, Bill WIlliams. WBZ WHAM KDK.h, )0 m. 1O.OQ--Mme. S,humann·Heink. 12.15 CT Unbrolren Melodies. WLW Tea Luvts and jade. WlW. ~o m. Abram Chulll$, piano rolnters. WADC 10 P.M. EDTI 9 EST, 8 CT Glen Gray's Orchestra. WABC WCAU NBC·WJZ W'HAS WC.AU \'\?HAS \'(fPC 11.111 of Fame. Ted Fioritu's Or,hestu. WE.AF Paola Autor. $Orrano. W'OR Blue Rhythm Band. WMCA WrEl W(jY WI,W WSM, }o m. ~O Palmer House Ensemhle. WON hh.m jnnn' Onhntra. WPG. m. (All programs are lis/ed ill Eastern 1>hdamc Sdlwnann-Hcink, Han'ey Hays, W jZ Kin~'~. Weeki'. Weem~' Kemp's and Pac· 2.30 P.M. EDTI 1.30 EST, WBZ WHAM KDKA WFJ.A ell,'... Oldl(:strH. WGN, 2 b_ Da)-/ighl Saving Tim.e, wtem 12.30 CT Wayne KlOg's OrCDeaua, WADe.. WCAl.' 11.45 P.M. EDTI 10.45 ESTI Slal1dard Time is one hotlr earlier; The Tune Twi\t(:r~. WEAF WEEI WC,Y. WHAS. }O m, 9.45 CT Steel Pier Orch~tIa. WPG. ~O m. 2·-45 ) Or,h~tn. Cl'ntral Time iJ two hOllrs earlier.) ConC"ert Art;";t~. WIZ WBZ WHAM' WRAL rex and Lddie....ongs. WMCA. lO m. joe Rei(hman's WABC WCAU WHAS WLW KDKA \'(ISM. }o m. (WFLA 110m 10.15 P.M. EDTI ••15 EST, Willie Hryant's Ore!l(:stra. WMCA. B A.M. EDTI 7 EST, e Gr 2.-4' } 8.1& CT Montague'~ 12 M. EDTI 11 P.M. EST, 10 CT Mc10dy Hour. WEAF. I h. Wintlv City Revue, WADC WCAU WHAS. Mrs. Millions. duma. 'X'}Z Tone Pictures. WJZ WBAL, 30m.. WPG. ~o m. WfLA Eddie nuchln's Mu\ic. WlAF \VGY \VSM On the 111r today and organ reveIlle. WABC Three Little Fun~te". WMCA. }O m. dr~ YMCA Tallr. KDKA WFI.A M~~O. IRE 'I-: B}-ASlFY, iJe11lified "the ~JZ 8.30 A.M. EDT, 7.30 EST. Muk Love. \'('GN St. C«ilies Glee Oub. Associated Prtocb M,IIs' Blue Rhythm Band. WBZ 8.30 CT 2.45 P.M. EDT, 1.45 EST, long, rail gal from D,x,~," sin!,s Societies. WBZ KDKA, 30 m. 10.30 P.M. 80 Ne.... ~. Castle Farm Orth~tra. WI.W U· \X'i':te rsani,t. \\-JZ \\'SAL, }O m. 12.45 CT EDTI •• EST, SlInda)' neningJ a1 7.45 oar 1he 8.80 CT ReJ '"hol's Oubcstra. WABC wau .hrt15t ReCital. W.hBC Violin Orchestra. WPG Palm:! House .Ensemble. \"'GN l\'BC-IrTAF lie/work. Canadian Capers. WEAF WE[J W'GY fn(l(h Li,ltht·s Orchestra. WPG, \0 m. 8.45 A.M. EDT, 7.45 EST. WSM WFLA, }O m. Vee oa"dlOn·.) OrdKSU'. WHAS 8.45 CT 8 P.M. EDT, 2 ESTI 1 CT L'Heurc h"lu"e. WjZ WBZ KDKA WBAL Anthony Trinl', Orchestra. WOR Safety CrwIadm. WRZ Talkie Picture Time. june Meredith, WEAP Bal!ilDOl"e Mlloiciral R.tntl, dilC"(tion Rokrt WHAM \'\ FLA, 30 m. Bob F II. . OtC ttl., WMCA Spotl~ht. \\""EEI \\-CY \\·S. f, >,0 m. Radio \\"ABC V. Lansinger. WJZ KDKA ,«'BAL \X'HAM. uro Hour. \\.'L\X'. I h. 12.15 A.M. EDT111.15 Olg-~n Reutd. '\\}Z '«"BZ WHAM WFLA. P.M. EST, 9 A.M. EDT, 8 EST; "7 CT ~o m. "Amenuna:' Ferde Grofe's Orc.Mttra. 10.15 CT lO m. Time. Weather. 'WnZ \X' AHC WCAU WHAS. lO m.; \VPG l\alb.decn. \\ EAF \'fEEI WGY WFLA Detroit Sympl,ony On.hestra, D\·or.lk Program. from Run Columbo. buftooc:. W'EAP WLW WSW: (;llol'r to Cu.tH on a nu~, MdlOn \'OIC~ and OrAaD. \'\'LW'. ~o m. 10,,., J. Goss. "'Carnival O\enure." Snond Symphony In "l'octurne.'" \X'OR. ~o m. WFI.A WjZ WH7.. KDK!L \l:H.hM \'("1.\\.'. 1 b_ Fred '\\"Taller. tenor. WSM Orche~tra. MlIlor. SI.lVIC Dan ~ .1 Radio Lane - Studiosity iji.. By Jimmy J. Leonardll:II~IIiI,",II" '," ~li:HP!'llmlllU:1!H:iulllJ:UUlhl rn By Les Troy J APPARENTLY neither the_ New Deal nor FORGIVE ME, gentle readers, for not men" the newer Communications Commission VOLU~IE 1II Saltll'day, August 4, '934 NUMBER 31 tioning this before. But have you heard has done much to al1eviate NBC's outlet, WBZ. the PAUL WHITEMAN Thursday cvening broad P"blisher, JOHN K. GOWEN, Jr. Bllsiness i\fanager, PHILIP N. HOBSON , August 1 finds six less tried-and-found-trusty cast lately? Old "Apr-r-r-ril Showers" JOI.SO>( employes working for this station, Editor, G. CARLETON PEARL Managing Editor, MORRIS HASTINGS is back minny-singing and acting as only .Mrs. Among tht persons receiving walking papers A weekly newspaper, The MICROPHONE is published every Saturday JOLSON'S little boy can "ct, If I thought it are Aml:::N REDMOND, Boston's veteran an at Boston, Massachusetts, by The ?\.fICROPHO~E, Inc. "'ould do any good I would apply the newly_ nouncer, REDMOND_ has been with this station Entered as second class matter August I I, 1933, at the post office at Websterized adverb, "lousy," to that last sen'" for the past 10 years, Another to get the sack Boston, Massachusetts, under the Act of March 3, 1879, tence, My sympathy is entirely with Mr. is DORIS Tm.- The MICROPHONE wilI not be responsible for unsolicited manuscripts \VIIlTEMAN. RELL, hard unless they are accompanied by return postage. But on to working mu more pleas. Subscription for one year, I,SO postpaid. Single copies) five cents each. sic director, ing subjects. Advertising rates on application to the Business l\1anager. o r g ani st, The current Federal Offices, No. 34 Court Square, Boston) 1\fassachusetts. issue of EJ' Communica Telephones (conuectillg all departments) LAFayette 2860 and 2861. qllire. the magazine for tions clearer, _'U""""""I""lll11'"l1l1l1l'"11I1I1I1I1Il1wt1DlllDtlAlAllUlnlll.'IIAUlllIAn"""I111>In"""llIl111lWIlItIIl'IIIII""'''''IIAlI1IUIlIIIIIIIII'''''' "' and often cc men that fered to as Politi~s women read, "the brains Too Big Fo.· has a story a f program in it written d i r eeting." ACCORDING to The MICROPHONE'S special Wash- by CARLE' Mis S TIR ington correspondent, politicians are flooding the TON SMITH, RELL has newly created Federal Communications Commission, under one of the few who been with which falls the control of radio, with demand& 'that their the station know any for n i n e aides be given jobs_ thing about years. An- Radio is too big fOl politics. Resisting all plessure, the music on the ..other person Commission should insist upon the highest stanJards in its radio_ It be given notice selection of personneL There should be but one test, and gins: "Who is a seven in the hell that not whether the candidate is a worthy Democrat or a yea r s' em IS FRANK ploye, Miss Republican who might be useful later on_ The test should B LAC. K ?" _JANE BAX be simply: Is the candidate, without legard for party af The rest of . TER. Ot hers filiation or his sponsor, the best fitted for the job? the article relc:ascd acc The FeJeral Communications Commission serves the tcllsyou Miss VIR about the ED HERLIHY public and not politicians_ AL JOLSON GINIA READE, NBC Music JAMES O'HARA and KENNETH STRO"G, Director in no uncertain terms. The story is It took two impersonators to bring BING Ba~k Lin~oln a very faithful account of "Mr. BLACK, the man CROSDY to your cars in that Hollywood (via To and the musician, New York) spot. One had to attend countless ABRAHAM LINCOLN, whose wisJom was much ap I have bet:n listening to the radio again, movies to gd that certain whatsis in his YOice. strange to relate, and I have come across some The other pnrctically lived with him for a oum· preciated - after his assassination - said a simple programs that deserve mention, one way or ber of days just to get his speaking voice. The truth simply: another. part that called for booping was spng by ED "You can fool some of the people all of rhe rime, The other evening 1 was Sitting calmly at GEl'TRY, the ETON Boys baritone. This re· and all of the people some of the time, but you can't home reading The l1CROPHO~E. The radio minds us that BING was considerably embar was on (it wa.,n't my radio, by the way) and rassed the.: othe.:r day. He put up a loving cup fool all of the people all of the time." programs drifted by casually, pleasantly, re for the best golfer in his club. BING won. the The listening public, to whom radio means a great deal, quiring a minimum of effort from the listener. old Indian giver! is intent upon learning more about it, \'V'ith the news Suddenly a honey-sl1"1ootb voice announced DA"NY MALONE. the boy with the golden paper press selfishly turned against the public interest, that I was to hear onc of the most beautiful p~pes, is coming all the way from his huge sue· the listening public turns to publications professing to programs on the air, beautiful music, beautiful cesses in England to this bemoneyed land. This atmosphere and even beautiful air. Having serve the radio field. Irish tenor is said to be one of the most suc· heard something of the sort before and liked cessful singers to startle the King's subjects. It is The MICROPHO E'S business not only to profess it despite the slush, I listened, I listened until His father is, or was, a poor Irish farmer who to serve this field, but to serve it. To this office comes the same voice made it very plain to me that if begot StVen morc boys along with DANNY, In sooner or later a copy of every so-called radio publication any of my friends shuffled off this mortal coil some manner we came to find that MALONE there was no better place in which to shuffle that is printed. is not hiS correct name. It was changed to off gracefully than UDder the direction of the MAU)~E because his real name was too Scotch When it compares the tawdry offerings of American sponsors of this program. sounding. publishers with the intelligent service rendereJ readers of Far be it from me to slight the inevitable, DICK POWELL is guing to inaugurate a new the official publications of the British Broadcasting Cor but." 1 don't like to have it thrown in my face. Do you? program soon \\0 hich will be known as "Holly_ poration, The MICROPHONE wonders why in this coun wood Hotel." VINCENT LOPFz has startled Another program I happened to hear was everyone by taking his sartorial splendor into try Abraham Lincoln's simple statement of a simple truth one under the tutelage of a gentleman who vaudeyille. should be ignoled. loves to call himself "F.... TS.. WIALLER. It con ED HERLIHY. WEll announcer, sists of a CJuarter hour of very is plucking a vacation moustache. Sho.ot \Va,'e Radio C.oaze Is Waning speedy jazz produced by a group of The Leisure League of America four or five rhythmstcrs (for want has decided to go to work, It is By DICK TEMPLETON frequently consists of a nice cause after the program had of a better word), And, 10 and long talk, been on for a little while, broadcasting a series of spots over !\"tew York CorreJpondell/ behold, they arc quite good, if you W ABC which ",ill deal with After you have dull' logged yOli got so much static that like jazz, But I think they ought choices of new "time-wasters," The IT WOULD APPEAR that the station, you have a ten you tuned in RYAN and NOB· to change the name of the program. first spot dealt with "Care and the lads who hase been dency to switch in rour local LETTE or GEORGE JESSEL and The Be is putting on a new Feeding of Hobby Horses," shouting the bugaboo of_ network outlc:t to hear JOE sighed your relief. weather service designed for \~ave" GERTRUDE BERG turned down "short into the ears of COOK or GENE and GLENN. It 'Would stem that the yachtsmen, aviators and others a picture contract to keep on with the radio stars as a means of And the novelty of the short short wave craze, instcad of who contemplate week-end trips. her vaudeville tour, which thcy r<.·ndering their professional wave idea is beginning to unseating the regular radio Every Friday at 11.30 P, M, you say is doing okeh. BEItG will lives short and their profits wane. programs which are offered can hear a special rcport on con contemplate a contract to make a slim are speaking without You tell your neighbor daily without any particular ditions that will prevail on Satur set of transcription records for foundation. you got Barcelona last night to do, will prove a short day and Sunday, WEAF network the BBe. "Short waves" ·are going and he says: "HDmph, I had wavc- if not necessarily a is the chain; the forec.1st is for the The Sizzlers went to Cleveland, to be sold short in the en CaiIO, Egypr," So tonight merry one! coast from Philadelphia to Boston. where the yare hitting the tertainment market. you get Cai ro, and so what? "boards." The temperature has And the kick that people Under lhe guise of grcat been hovering around 110 since got out of tuning in far-off enterprise, an old company 4 To Subscribe to The Microphone the visit. stations provides a thrill sim booked several weeks in Eu~ ilar to the one they got from rope with the 'programs Although HI'L1'N JI'P50", the Fill out the blank and mail with cash, money order or their cqrstal sets in the early coming o\'er here to be re· Whiteman Music Hall soprano, ad check to The MICROPHONE, 34 Court Square, Boston, Mass. mits she rehearses a good deal in days of radio, broadcast by a network. You her ew York apartment. it was You yell to your neighbor heard GERTRUDE LAWRENCE :(Please print) the quac.king of her two ducks that that you had Ban:elona, and an outfit called The Ger Name , clrfw neighborly complaints and not Spain, last night, Sooner or man Reyclers which a couple her singing. later, he asks: "So whae?" of weeks before had been a Streel -. .. OZZIE NELSON enjoyed his and \\ hen you stop to con sustaining program O\'er twenty-eighth birthday last Satur sider, so what yourself? Do NBC in the United States? Cily or TOwlI_ _-. .. day. Twice each week for a long you understand the words of Did you kick up your heels Slate -. · •·· .. time feminine fans have scnt flow~ the song you heard or the and say hurray? ers to the cast of "Radio Party," speech-a very popular pro Chances are you felt like '(Subscription $1.5° per year, postpaid) heard Over WMCA at 5 P, M, gram on foreign stations kicking your radio set be- I. f 1 Page SLx THE MlCROPIIDNE Saturday, August 4, 1934 Monday, August 6 - Esplanade Concert on YN -WNAC, 8.30 P.M.1 fVic J.nd Sadc, \\"'jZ WBZ WHAM KDKA. Org.tn. \t'HAS. 30 m. 10 P.M. EDTJ lit ESTI 8 CT WSM \\'FLA Hilly H1ys mUSIC, \X/MeA G~r:e Arnold, Lulbby Lady. male quarfet. Bond of Frleodship. WLW P.lrelli's Orchestra, \\'G:-J hstman ~ Unhema. \\'tAF WGY WlW. P.M. AI Kavelin's Orchestra, WADC WCAU Y.ankee Cornhuskers, \,\'"BX }O m.; W1::EI. r, m. "HAS \VPG 6.30 P.M. EDTj 5.30 ESTI National MU~IC Camp. George DiSCh, CarT Guin Reports, organ. sonrts. WGN .. 4.30 CT BU!olCb. gue\r conductor~, WJZ WBZ 6.00-0r. Barnum Brown. Re B",( Fjshe"~ OrchC',ltr.t. \X'OR, 30 m. Ne...·s and Charlie Davis' Orchestra, WEAF WHAM KDKA. 4' m.; WSM (tOm 10,30 port on Dinosaur Hunt, Stocks. W'MCA Scores, Current El'ents, WEEI r\x. I-'L>\., ~o m.) lravel l~ll. \\T. 'ax NBC·\VJZ Helen ~be. soprano, WGY, 30 m. Xll'ne King·s Orchestra, WADe WCAU 12.45 P.M. EDT; ",45 A.M, EST; String: Ensemble, WSM \\ liAS. 30 m. 8.0O---Champion~,Rilhard Him 10.45 CT Jack Armstrong. \'.;'LW r'anz ImhoH, tenor, \,\'PG [\;(,''05, musIc. WGN, }O m. her's Orchestra, NBC·WEAF Cabot aod Del Cast.i1lo. WEEr, 30 01. New'\. WJZ The Va~abnnd~. WGY Comedy Stirs. KDKA john Kelvin, tenor. WOR 8..\0--The Microphone pre \\'ord, and M~IS''-, \\'JZ WHAM \\-oSM Time, "'eather, WBZ Archie Hle)'er's Orchc:str.a, \'\'MCA ~cnts Barn~tt's the Arthur Fiedler Es \\'FLA. ~O,m. (\\'HZ, r, m.) Ne.... s and Charles musie. WIl:.BC '0.15 P.M. EDT; :).15 EST. planade Concert. \,\'.:\"AC and Te,.,;u lnr,. \VL\\.' WC.AU 8.15 CT 1 Net~ork. "";lIiarn Pe~n Orchesta. KOKA. The SIOt:ing Ladv. "'''l'GN Yankee Health Program. \\"'OR Rlnny WeeTc:s' Orcfle;tra. WEE! , Or\l:an, \\·MCA..." m. Scrt'ro Rcvue, WMCA Mary Curtner, s0l'ran(o. \\-oSM GJad)s SwarthQut, r-..-aC- Doriftg Si>lcrs. WG~ The Dukes. WPG Pro~u.m, Clarence jachl)n. \V:'\DX, 30 m. \,,\'.EAF VIetor \X· ....BX La", renl: Sdemo. baritone, \\"'G:" . Presents the Arthur Fiedler I Esplanade Con~erts We cordially invite you to tune in on Mondays at 8.30 P.M. Over Stations WNAC Boston WFEA Manchester, N. H. , WNBH New Bedford WLBZ Bangor, Maine WICC Bridgeport, Conn. Wednesdays at 8.30 P.M. Over Stations W AAB Boston WICC Bridgeport, Conn. WEAN Providence, R. I. WNBH New Bedford WORC Worcester WFEA Manchester, N. H. WMAS Springfield WLBZ Bangor, Maine Fridays at 9.30 P. M. Over Stations WNAC Boston WMAS Springfield WEAN Providence, R. I. WICC Bridgeport, Conn. WORe Worcester WNBH New Bedford To all mu~ic lovers, these concerts are outstanding events. They are interpreted to the listening public by Morris Hastings, eminent music. critic and also Managing - Editor of The MICROPHONE. I ;;; II ~ Page Eight THE MICROPHONE Saturday, August 4, 1934 Tuesday, August 7 "Gusher/I Oil Drama on NBC- WJI, 9.30 P.M. ~ . 5.15 P.M, EDT; 4.15 EST, Vivienne Segal, WABC WCAU ;\0 m. 12.45 P.M. EDT. 11.45 A.M. EST'I Milton Kellem's Orchestra, WIle 10.45 GT 3.15 P.M. nigblights Los Chico's Revue, WOR. ~o m. C..arolme Cabot, Del Castillo, WEEI Vae;abonds, WGY KDKA KidJies' Klub, KDKA Unit~d States Navy Band. WMCA 1 h. P.M. VJ.g:lbond~. \\;'GY Bob Pacclll'5 Orchcstra, WGN ' \\ ord, and MUSIC. L~oh Turner, soprano, The Monitor Views the News. WBZ Playboy~, WJZ, }O m. (\\"FLA. l1 m.) The WABC WCAU 9 P.M. EDT; 8 EST; 7 CT -i.Oo-Oetroit Symphnny Or Wllkllll Penn Orch~tfJ., KOKA Harmony Singe", WPG Duluth Symphony Orch~stra, Paul 1e May. chestra, CBS·WABe Org.lO Music, WMCA, 30 m. Weekday Devotions. WHA$ conductor, WEAF WErI W(jY WSM Doring S;stcrs. \,(/(iN Marjorie Harris. contralto. WOR 8.30-Wayne King's Orchestra, Mrs. Griggs, "Old Time Song~." WNBX Household Musical Memories. EdAar Guest, 1 P,M. EDT: 12 N. EST. \VJZ WBZ WHAM KOKA, 30 m. NBC·WEAF Ensembl~, 11 A.M. CT ' 5.30 P.M. EDTI 4.30 ESTr String WSM 3.30 CT Soloist, WFLA, ~o m. Goldman's Band. NBCWJZ Markets, "'eather. WEAF The Tauered Man, WEAP WEEI WSM George Givot, Freddie Rich's Orchestra. 9.30-SoconyIand· 5 k etc h c 5, 8radle~' Kincaid, WGY WABe WUU WHAS. ~o m. Bob Albright. WLW WFLA NBC·WEAF Wi,gwam Club, WGY Dave VlOe. com~dian. WORt 30 m. Studl') ProAram. \'(·F1.1\ Burnett's Orchestra. WGN "Gusher" Oil Drama, l\-ac. Agriculture Talk, WHZ Jackie Heller. tenor. WjZ WBZ \\"'HAM Market Reports, KDKA WBAL 9.15 P.M. EDT; 8.15 ESTI WJZ Velnco's Music, WABe WCAU WHAS Jack Armstrong. "All-American BoY," WABC 7.15 CT Mid,Day Service, WGN, }O m, WCAU GfJ,S~ Parade of the Ch;lmpions. Mary, Nan and Camille, WPG Mardi WGN, 30 m. CBS-WABC Onie Wade, trumpet, WNBX KatherlOe Goss. v:olin'st, WSM Dr. II. 1. Strandhagen, WOR Christine Ricl£e. \'7HAS If3th Infanrr:r Band, WOR, 30 m. IO.Oo-Operetu, NBe-~f'EAF 9'i.~:·~T EDT; 8.30 EST, 1.15 P.M. EDT; 12.15 EST. Trudy Thomas. songs. WMCA Bl~om, 11.15 A.M. CT Dr, WNBX Sketches. Arthur All..n, Puker fenneHy, (All programs are lzs/ed in Eastern Jan Brunesco's Cyp~y Ensemble. WEAF 5.45 P.M. EDT, 4.45 EST1 WEAF \\-1:1:/ WH,A \X'GY WEEr 3.45 CT "Gusher," dramatIC d-;:scnplwn of oil indus Daylight Savillg Time, Eas/em Ada Robinson. soprano, WGY Nurs::ry Rhymes, WEAl' W:EEI \X'FL..... try's de\e!rJpment, W JZ W8Z WHAM Standard Time if one hOllr earlier; Honorable Archie and Frank. WJZ WBZ BIlly Rose, tenor, WGY KDKA W8AI. WFtA WSM. I h. WBAL KDKA WSM Orphan Annie, WJZ WBZ KDKA SqUire Ilawkins. KDKA Cetltral Time is two hours earlier,) Jack Russell"s Orchestra. WABC Parade of the Champions. Richard Himber'!I Sanders Sisters, WHAS The Texans, WLW Modern Mountaineers, WASC WCAU Wl~\S Orchestra, WARC WCAU, }o m, 8.30 A.M. EDT; 8.30 EST, River and weath~r reports, WLW StudiO Party, \'<'HAS }o m. wpe O'rche~rra, 7.30 CT Ariel Ensemble, WOR Baseball Talk, WMCA Traymore Concert WPG MIrror R~flections. WMC1\, Hon~y D~an. G .... yneth 1.e<'. WNBX Harry II. Balkin on "Success:' WOR }O l:Q", WEAF WGY Vermonters, Wi\.raX, }o m. Variety Show, WMCA, ~o m. ' Joe Emerson, songs, WLW 6 P.M. EDT; 5 EST; 4 GT Little Jack Little's Orchestra, WGY 1.30 P,M. EDT: 12.30 EST. 9.45 P.M. EDT; 8.45 EST, Harry Me)"er's Orchotra, W1:AF \'('LW 7.45 CT Georgia Wildcats, WHAS 11.30 A.M. CT WSM. }o m. Dick Fidler's Orche~tra WfAF WfEr 30 m . 111e EveninR Tattler, WEEI. 30 m. "Mountain Moments." WOR •.45 A.M. ED. f B.45 EST, Orch~stra. WGN 7.45 CT WG.Y farm program, 'WGY, 30 m: ' Ne~'s, WGY NatIonal Farm and Home Hour, WJZ WBZ Heat Wave Trio, WGN Wife Saver, WEAF WEE( WGY WLW Dorothy Page, songs, \'7JZ WRZ WHAM ~'BAL KDKA WSM WHA, I h. Time. temperature. weather, KDKA 10 P.M. EDT; 9 EST; 8 GT Plough Buys, KDKA Esther Vc:las Ensemhl~. WABC WCAU Round Towncrs Qu;Htet, WADe wau FRANK BUCK, wild animal hunter Cocoanuts. WFLA, ,0 m, John Barclay, Frank Mcintyre, Gladys Swarth' WHA$ WPG WGN Orchestra. WGN. }O m. out, operetta. WEAF WEEI WGY WLW WSM, 4' m. (WGY from 10·4) Wolman Trio. WMCA, 30 m. Charles Carlile. W ABC WCAU WHAS BQb Au.her, WHAS of HBring 'Em Back Alive" fame, WSM WHA, I h. Palmer House Ensemble. WGN Meditations. WMCA Fray and Brags:iottr. WARC WHAS WPG WGN Keep Fit Club, WGN Theatre Club of the Air. WOR iJ replacinK AMOS 'n' ANDY Oil Dave Tyson, 50n~s. \'<'PG Miss Lulu Coleman. WNBX Eddy Bro9.·n. vlOlmist, orchestra WOR Kaiama's Royal Hawaiians, WHAS 1.45 P.M. EDTI 12.45 EST, Ihe NBC·J17/Z lIelwork every 6.15 P.M. EDT; 5.15 EST, Archie Bleyer's Orchema, WMCA 11.45 A.M. CT 4.15 GT News and Tha\'in's Music. \'(IGN. 30 m. 10 A.M. EDT; 9 EST, B CT evening except Saturdays and Along the Volga, WABC WCAU WHAS Piano, WGY 10.15 P.M. EDT; 9.15 EST, Breen and de Rose. WEAF WEEI Anita C. Metz~r. readin8~. WPG SlIndays al 7.45. Ramon Ramos' Orchestra. WJZ WHAM 8.15 CT Southerners. Wc.;Y Dorothea Shay. blue~, WOR Baseball Talk, KDKA The Troopers, WABC WCAU WHAS ArmchaIr Quartet, WJZ WBZ KDKA WSM Jesse Crawford, organ. WGN 8ill Williams. WBZ Milton Kellem's Orchestra WMC' WFLA Farm Reporter, WNHX "\\"1h;!e Terror," dramJ., WJZ KDKA Bobhy Benson and Sunny Jim, WAne "Hlubb:r" Bergman. WGN " Bill and Ginger. WABC WCAU WHAS WSM, 30 2 P.M. EDT! 1 EST; 12 N. CT m. I WCAU 10.30 P.M. EDT, 9.30 ESTr MornlnEt Muslule, WGN Cooking Schoot. WBZ, 30 m, Helbert Koch. organist. WHAS, }O m. Home Hour. WPG Dion Kennedy,. organist. WEAF. 30 m. 8.30 CT Pure Food InstItute. WEEr. ~o m. Sputter and \Vhine, WLW T" dlght M::lodles. WMCA On th; Air. WNBX Dancing by the Sea. WABC WPG WHAS. Atcordian, \'<'NBX. }O m, Tim Ryan's Rendezvous. WJZ, }O m. Hadley Rasmuson, barItone. WGY Squire .l-fa ..... klns. KDKA 10.15 A.M. EDT; 9.15 EST. Et<>n Boys, quartet, WABC WCAU WPG WCAU, 30 m. . 6.30 P.M. EDT, 5.30 EST, Market~, Jes,e Crawford, organ, WeN Melodic Strings. WABe WCAU WHAS 8.15 CT ""earher, WHAS 4.30 CT }O m. -• Jesse Crawford, organ, WGN Baritone, WOR Viennese Ensemble, WEAF Stocks, WMCA Ne"s. Mary Small. WEAF WCY Litrle jack Little's music, WPG. 30 m. Castles of ROffiJ.nce, W JZ KDK/\ NatalLe Page, son,gs, WMCA Tw~ntv FlOgers of Harmony (:-'e\\s at 6.40). StarlLght Hour, WMCA Duke Dev,'ey's Orchestra. WBZ Dr. Arthur Frank Payne, WOR 3.45 P.M. EDT; 2.45 EST) WJZ Brogale's Orchestra. WOR. 30 m. Huel Slusser, fred King. WFLA 2.15 P.M. EDT, 1.15 EST, 1.45 CT Time, weather. WBZ ChIcago Theatre of the Air, WGN, 30 m. Mary Small. WSM Cune Calder, bass, WABC wau 12.15 CT King Jack and Jester, WIW 10.45 P.M. EDT; 9.45 EST. Poet's Corner. WMCA Household Chat. WGY Gene Gravellt:·s Orchestra, \X"MC\ 111e Singing Lady. WGN Sam RobblOS' Orchestra, WADC 8.45 GT 10.30 A.M. EDTJ 9.30 EST, Poetic StrinAs, WAB<: WCAU Kelly Si~ters. KDKA 8.30 CT 4 P.M. EDT; 3 EST! 2 GT Ben Greenblatt. WCAU Georgia Wildcats. WHAS Jack Armstron/l. WLW Gf:ne Socarras' Orchestra, \X'MCA News and Morning Parade. WEAF WSM. Romance of Helen Trent, weN Your Lover. songs. WEAF WGY "Memorr~." WOR Slocks. WEEI Eli Dantzig's music, WOR 11 P.M. ED'TJ 10 EST; 9 CT 1 h. WHAM Eskimo family. WMCA Records, WEEr Sport~ WMCA Betry and Bob. dralJl3.. WJZ WBZ "9ST." dramatic ~kerch. WEAF WF1.A today's Children. WJZ WBZ 2.30 P.M. EDTI 1.30 EST, KDKI\. WLW WSM 8.45 P.M. EDT! 5.45 EST. 'IX eather, baseball scores ~nd curreDt events WHAM: Dt;tmit Symphony Orchestra, Glinka's "Ru.'I.S· 4.45 CT WEEI • WHAL KDKA WPLA 12.30 CT lan and Ludmilla. Elgar's "S;tlut d'Amore," Phil Fmmerton's Orthe~tra \'('GY ,0 m, Arthur Chandler, organ, WLW TIle TIlrcc Stamps. 'lX-TA F WEEl Mid-Week lIymn Sing. WEAF WSM Biu:t'~ Carmen, Suite No. 2. Goldmark'~ Piano l'ab. WGY. ~o m. Jatk Jkrger ~ Orch~stfa, WlZ WHAM News and Madison Ensemble. WABC WCAU Albany on Parade, W(jY "s.cher:m." RimskyKorsakuff's "Tllte~ Mu~i- WI lAS, ~o m, Edison Salute. WEEI Sr>ofU, KDKA Home Sweet Home, sketch. 'IX-'JZ cal Pictures, WABC WHAS. 1 h. Lowell Thomas. W JZ WBZ WHAM KDKA Time.....eather. WBZ Piano. WGN Rhyme an!! Cadence, WBZ The Apple Knolkers, \'<'CAU Morning Concert, WNBX Hom~ WLW Cotton Queen Minstrels, WJW. 30 al. KDKA forum, KOKA. 30 m Tea Time Topic~, WPG. ~O m. Radio Sp«ial. WFtA Amos 'n' Andy. WSM 10.45 A.M. EDT; 8.45 EST. Chariott:: Huriman. wntulto, WABe' WPG four Squires, quartet. \\7MCA P,ury hsues, WABC 8.45 CT Market~, WSM Little Orphan AnnIe. WGN 4.15 P.M. EDT; 3.15 ESTr Sam Roobins' Orchestra, WABC WHAS Allan Scott, WCAU Musical Turns. WEEr "lhe Homemaker," WOR. 30 m. Herbert Koth, organist, WHAS Century of Progre~~ r:nsemble. WGN 2.15 GT Comedy Stars of Hollywood, WCAU Shopping Bag, WGY Orch~tra. Phil Cook. WOR Seashore Real Estate Review WPG Tex and eddIe. songs, WMCA, }O m. Ernie Holst's WEAF WEEI WGY News and Radio Kitchen. WJZ WSM The Singing Stranger, WJZ WBZ WHAM Ha ..... aiian r.n~emhle, WMCA \X'eather, Paul Whireman's' music WOR, WF!.A KOKA 2.45 P.M. EDTj 1.45 ESTI Royal POt't, WNBX L~n Friedman's Orchestra, ~lMCA' News, WBZ 12.45 CT KDKA \X'FLI\. Music by Di"ano, WL\V 7 P.M. EDT; 6 EST; 5 CT ~o m. Rhythm Jesters, WLW Ma Perkins. WEAF WEE( WCY WLW June Provines, \'VCiN Do, Re. Mi, wABe Rose of lombardi, WMCA BHehall Reva: ..... , WEAF W5M AftelOoon Concert, WNBX, ~o m. Orchestras. WMCA. T h .. '0 m. Bob Atelier, WHAS Htleo jtP~On, WJZ WBZ WHAM Piano Duo. WEEl Story. WNBX 4.30 P.M. EDT; 3.30 ESTI Sump Club. WJZ 1 ~'.~ ~ ~~. EDT; 10.16 EST. Palmer II"use Ensemble. WeN News. WBZ 11 A.M. EDT; 10 EST; 9 CT A~multurAI Colle.':'e, WHAS 2.30 GT Art Tatem. piantst, WEAF WEET WGY Dan and Sylvia, KDKA Jack Ber,ger's OldlCstra, WEAF WFLA Edison Friendly Kitchen Program. WEE! 3 P.M. EDT, 2 ESTJ 1 CT (hicago Symphony Orchestra, directed by Eric String, Ensemble, WSM News. WEU Galaxy of Stars. WGY WTAM WLW Blue R"om Edloe~, Wr.AF WLW WHA, HawaIians, \'V'LW Robert Royce, tenor, WJZ WBZ WHAM Honeymooners, WJZ WB7, KOKA WSM Dclamarter, WJZ WHAM WSM WFJ.A, 30 m. 1 h. (KOKA, 30 m. hom 4.45) (WBZ, Beale Street Boys, WABC WCAU WHAS KDKA WFLA Gene and GI~nn. WSM Del Castillo. organist. WEEI, 30 m, ~o m.) Ford Frick. sports. WOR U. S. Navy Band, WABC WCAU WPG Alhany 00 Parade, WGY Market Reports. KDK,A .l.;ene Guvelle's Orchestra. WMCA Isham Jones OrC'hestra, WABC WPG WHAS WHAS. 30 m. N.lrhal1' Stewalt, bMilOne, \,\'JZ WBZ WRAL Life of Mary S1lth~rn, \VLW Ben Porter. sketch, \VeiN WCAU, 30 m. Movie Personalities. WGN WSM, ~o m, Carlton and Craig. WCAU Sports, WNRX Musical Variety. WHAS Devotional Hour, WNBX Sammy Fullel, KDKA Josef Zatour's Orchestra. \'qOR 7.15 P.M. EDT; 6.15 EST, LTdo's Tan,go OrchestJa, WMCA 11.15 A.M. ED'T; 10.15 EST, Pooce Sisters, WLW Bird Talk. WMCA 5.15 CT Lum and Abner, \\i'GN 9.15 CT Metropolitan_ Parade. WABC WCAU WPG. 4.45 P.M. EDT! 3.45 EST. Gene and Glenn, WEAF WEU WGY 11',~~ ~TM. EDT, 10.30 EST, Platt and Nierman, pianists, WlZ WDZ ~O m. 2.45 GT Pittsburgh Varieties, KDKA WHAM KOKA University of Kentucky, \'<'HAS. 30 m. Island, WEAF WEEI Ne.....s, Tintype Tenor, WJZ WHAM WDAl Carl Hoff and Orchestra, WEAF \'7£EI Ne~'s. len Salvo, organ. \VG~ AJventures On Mystery \'X'FLA, ~o m. • livestocks, WLW Stocks, WCY Don Humbert's Magic Strings, WBl: LeQn Cole. organist. WSM Sally and Sue. WaR Varieties, KDKA. ~o m. Ray l\.-,dlOls Orchestra. WGY. 30 m. Detty Gould, organ, \'(fMCA Ship Ahoy, WCAH Rudy Vallt:e's Music. WJZ WHZ, 30 m, Cha,m Secret), WCAU The Easy Chair, WOR Musical Memories, WFLA, 30 m, Your friendly Neighbor. WGN 3.15 P.M. EDTj 2.15 ESTj Carri~ Wayside Cottage, WABC WCAU WIlliam Penn Orchestra. KDKA Lillie Club, WMCA Blue Rhythm Band, WMCA, 30 m. Town Crier, \'X'NDX 1.15 CT Gladys Grant, WNBX Palmer House Ensemble. WGN Mudcave~, Suenade, WHAS \'<'andennc: Poet, WPG "-:".~~ ~:. EDT; 10.30 EST. play. \X'GY 5 P.M. EDT; 4 ESTl 3 CT Low Down. WI.W Eli Dantzig's Or{bestra, WMCA Blue Rhythm Band, WMCA Chick Webb's music, \YEAF WeB WlW, Orchestras, WGN. !- h. Three Sh~dcs of Rluz WEAF WEEr ,-,,"rGY Conl':ress of C1ub~, KDKA Requested Recordings, WNBX ~o m, Flank Ste..... art·s Orchstra, WOR, 30 m. Spirituals, WLW ' Baseball, Cbitago vs. Pittsburgh, W'GN, J h, 7.30 P.M. EDT; 6.30 EST) Melody f\.lixers, WJZ KDKA WSM WFLA, 4') m. Three Schoolmaids. WGY. 30 m. 5.30 CT 11.45 P.M. EDTJ 10.45 EST, Agriculture markets, WBZ 9.45 GT 30 m. Newalk Museum Program, WaR Pickens Sisters. WEAF Madame Baranovsky. pi,1nolo,gue. WMCA Homemakers' Club, WFLA, }O m. Joe Reichman', O\chestra, \'V'ABC \X'CAU n. R. A. Orchestra, WBZ, 30 m. Jerry Cooper, baritone. WhBC WPG You and Your Government program, WJZ ~o WHAS WPCi \ Do, Re, Mi Trio, WADC WPG WCAU, 3.30 P.M. EDT; 2.30 EST) WI lAS WBZ \X'illie Bryant's Orchestra. WMCA Ill. WIIAS, T;' m. 1.30 CT ~o Peter Biljo's Orchestra, WADe WCAU Sally'S Party. WMCA, m. 12 M. EDT; 11 P.M. EST; 10 CT Melody Men. WGN Woma~'s Radio Reyiew, "Painting; the Variety, WOR Club Program, WHAS Mr~. T. Coe, piano, WNDX n. R;abst;," WLJ\F W(;'Y, 30 m. Musical, WeN, I h. News, Soiree Musicale. WMCA. 30 m, rnric Madrigucra's Orchestra, WEAF, 30 m. Musical Turns, \'{fEEI 1 ~'.~~ ~::. EDT; 10.45 EST. WEEI Readlllg CIrcle. WEEI, 30 m. Stor>' Book Lady, WNDX Sports Reporter. WGN Footlight Echoes, WOR, }O m. Buddv ROj!ers' Music, WJZ WBZ KDKA' AI Bernard. minstrel, WEAP WEE! Bob Newhall, WLW WHAM WFLA, 30 m. Skip. Step and Hat>piana. WGY 7.45 P.M. EDT; 6.45 ESTr Castle Farm Orchestra, \'7lW Painted Dreams, WGN WLW 5.45 CT Jatk Shook, ,guitar, WSM News, WNBX Me~hanieaI Harry Sosnick's Orchestra. WABC \\::'CAU Singer Black and Gold String Ensemble, W:EAF WPG WHt!l.S. }O m. 12 N. EDT; 11 A.M. EST, 10 CT WEEI WSM Bob Fallon's Orchestra., \XfMC-, The Merry Macs, WEAF WEEr WGY Frank Buck, WjZ WIIAM KDKA WflA Off the Beaten Path, WBZ 12:.30 A.M. EDT; 11.30 P.M. EST, Edmund I lorn, pianist, WlZ WHAM WBAL 10.30 CT WFlA Melody Masters, WLW Monitor Views the News. WBZ Boake Carter. WABC WCAU WHAS Jack Denny's Orchestra. WEAF WEEI WGYI Palmer House music. WGN WCEI WSM \\?FLA Ccnnie Gates, WABC WCAU WHAS 'JiC~Z Darry DeVille. songs. WGN 8 P.M. EDT, 7 ESTj 8 GT Bohby .Meeker's Orchestra, WJZ WHAM KOKA Home Sweet Home. WPG Le~'(!:~~s~~(A, Danoy Dec. WOR Orchestra, Phil Duey, WEAF Mel SnyJer's Orchestra, WLW. '0 m. Jimmy Gallagher's Orchema, \'(ISM Nicholas Garagusi, violinist WMCA Henry King's Orchestra. \VJZ WBZ WLW, Parents' Forum. WN8X • Louis Paoico's music:, \VIIAS I ~o m, Steel Pier music. WPG 1 ~'ri.~ :'~T EDT; 11.15 A.M. EST, florida Military Academy, WFLA Chick Webb's Orchestra, WMCA "Lavender and Old Lace," Frank Munn nnd Mark Fisher's Orchestra. \'7GN, 2 h, Muriel \'7ilson. Gustav Haenschen's Music, )Ioneyhoy and Sassafras, WEAl' WGY 1 A.M. ED'T; 12 M. ESTI fields and Hall. WJZ KOKA WSM WFLA _WAllC WHAS, ,0 m. News and Ray Ziegler, sports, \'(!PG 11 P.M. CT WSM WFLA Pete Smith's Olchestra. WJZ WBZ WHAM Time, weather, WBZ "Radio Vanities," Frank Parker. tenor, WOR. 30 m KDKA Dabs and Don, WLW Terrace Gudens music. WSM, 30 m. Concert Orientale, WASC WCAU WHAS Three Funsters, \'qMCA \ Hal Kemp's music. WGN Charles Barnett's Orch~ • • Presents In its August Issue, now on sale One Way Out ~~""oo--AnEditorial I~lea To En~l Debt Misery N0W:S EDITORS are incottigible; well knowing But what a complicated business we must go how slight is the chance for their adoption, they through, even to approach the thought of ending insist upon putting forward ideas on the theory that debt! Think of the years of planning it would take, s no matter how batten the soil, some stray seed may Nothing of the sort. NOW'S idea is simple: = sprout. Tonight, everyone is in a frightful mess, Tomor The so-called civilized world is crushed under a row morning at 9 o'clock all debts are cancelled burden of debt-go"ernment debt, private debt, IN public debts, private debts, I TEREST debts, No TEREST debt. Every plan advanced or consummated warning to help hoarders. Every man keeps what he to end the world depression may afford temporary has, but he owes nothing to any other man, and is relief to certain individ owed nothing, uals - and it also in A clean slate and a creases debt. fresh sta rt? Exact! y; and You would be glad to make sure that the to pay your bills IF you slate stays clean, inter could be paid \\ hat is est charges of whatever owed to you. Great nature are outlawed, Britain would be glac.l and the hiring of money to pay at least the inter is forbidden, est On its debt to the \"'hy, that plan woultl United States-only it ruin people who live on must balance its budget. interest! Some of them, NOW'S editors bow yes; others woultl go to no knee before the shat work and make some tered idol of statistics, thing for themsefvcs having helpec.l to pre . and out of themselves. pare some and regard Perhaps one or two per ing them, like history, cent of the American as "the last man's lie." people might consider But they have heard themselves ruined; per it said that statistics haps another ten per show that today in the cent might [Inti their • United States alone ti,e personal tlebts and what interest burden, public L ....!!."':!!""~-"'."'.~....:...... J others owed them strike and private, actllally ex a fair!y even balance, ceeds the national income. In brief, we Americans are Anti some ninety per cent of the American people working and wottying in a vain attempt to catty a would be definitely and directly benefitted, load we cannot even lift. That plan will not work; it is too drastic; there Part of this load-a large part-we inherited from would be a bloody revolution, and-Just one moment, our forefathers, and having atldetl to it materially, v,e please I Can you recall any revolution during the purpose passing it along to the weak shoultlers of pos bank holiday, bloody or otherwise? = terity. \X'hat else, we ask, can we do? \X'ell, e"en if your plan did work, in a few years Debt is the difficulty, isn't it? \,'hy not entl it? we'tI all be back in the same plight again, wouldn't What) Entl debt? we) Perhaps, in a few generations, but that is some Yes: "If thine eye offend rhee, pluck it out," thing that may well be Icft to posterity, because NOW'S plan has tlone enough for posterity. ** * SILLY IDEA, isn't it? Like .suffering \\ ith an ach- * ** ing tooth until you ha,'e it extracted. One minute N0\V'S EDITORS are not economists, nOr are they it hurts (because you"e had it bothering you for a always serious. But they do see one thing clearly long time) and the next minute it doesn't hurt, be -anti that is that the way to end debt is to end it, cause it just isn't there. definitely, finally, and flatly, Q.-Fifteen cents a copy? A.-Fifteen cents; 12 issues for $1.50. Address the Circulation Manager, No. 34 Court Square, Boston. • Page Ten THE MICROPHONE Saturday, August 4, 1934 Wednesday~ August 8 - President Roosevelt, NBC- WEAF, 1 P.M .. "'------:------:------,------Vic and Sade, \X' JZ \X'8Z KDKA WFLA Org:lln, WHAS. )0 m. EJ""in Franko Goldman's B:lInci. \X'jZ \\'BZ llighligh~s \VSM 8llly tlay" music. \,\':'ICA WHAM W8AL KDKA, 1 h. Market Reports. WGN 8'lb PI,eUi's QcchestC'l, wrGN HotBc""·umers. ,~ 1;1.11. P.M. [ Al KlI\.·.elin's Orrhe Thursdayt August 9 • Lloyd George Speaks on NBC- W JZ, 9 A.M~ .. Fidds and Hall. \X'jZ \'('HAM KDKA 5.15 P.M. EDT; 4.15 EST, \\'FLA Se"ell~llle 8.15 CT Poliec Badio Ihh~ and Don. Wl\'(7' Tht V;llo!ahclOd" WGY Station Meter.! Location A.M. Alon,!; the Volga. WABC WHAS WPG The Monitor Vie\\'s the News. WBZ , ,~ Em<:mble. \X'OIt Kiddies' Klub, KDKA WPFV 121.5 Pawtucket. R. J. Jl'nt: Bak"r, home management. \\'G~ J)evotion~. \X'HAS WPEM 121.5 9.OQ--\X,'elsh Poetry Ceremony, 'KA IJlk. WNfiX \Voonsocket. R. L M'l-h.al Tre, lenor. WOR WPDR 122.05 Rochesler. N. Y. Da,id Llopl George, speaker. J 2.8-0 P.M. EDT; 11.30 A.M. EST, Rop I Poet. WNBX NBC-WJZ 10.30 CT WPEA 122.05 Syracuse, N. Y. Rc:. Batt 's En~mhle. \\,1"_Af \VLW (WGY. 5.80 P.M. EDT; 4.80 ESTI WPEF 122.4 Btonx. N. Y. P.M. I" m.' 8.80 CT WPEE 122.1 Brooklyn. N. Y. Vi~ .1nJ Sad!':, W;Z KDKA \\-5~{ Wl'L'\ J,u:kie IIcll:r. tl"Mr. \X'jZ \\'DZ \\"HAM WPEG 122,4 New York Cily B.OO-Rud} Vallee, NBC-WEAF 30m. "-~' At Km:lin's Orchema. WADC WCAU jatk Armstrong. AIl·American Boy. \'VAlle WM] 123.8 Buffalo. N. Y. 9.0(}-Captain Henry's Shuw WHAS. }O m. (WP(j from I1.,U) WCAU WPGG IH.37 Albany. N. Y. Boat, NBC·\VEAF Fur Trappefs. WCAU, ~o In. Chnstine Ridge, WHAS WPED 175,23 Arlington. Man. ST(Kb. \XI MCA Karl Freund. talk. WOR WPEI 175,23 10.00-"4'5 Minutes in Holly Kev. M. ~. Bart('r. W'NDX Trudy Th{)m:l~. h:l~IfOne, WMCA Eut Pmvidence. R. L wood:' CBS·\VABC Ro.:er R lbinwn. baritone. WGN ludl,jW Prognm W:\!:iX, 30 m. WPFA 17'.23 Newron. Mus. Paul \X'hileman, NBC-\XlEAF R..: .... M. E. Barter. W:\8X 5.45 P.M. EDT; 4.45 ESTI WPGF 115.23 Providence, R. J. WMP 190.66 Framingham, Mus. 1 LOn-Vera Van, song\, CBS 12.45 P.M. EDTI 11.45 A.M. EST. 1 3.45 CT 10.45 CT Wilberfotce ll.-hle. Q. uarttt. The Ole3.nders. WPEW 190.66 Norrhamproo. Masa.. WABe Va.ltabonds. WCY WEAr wn! \"'Sf'.! WPH 190.66 Bridgewater. ?-fan. N. E. Falm Talk. WDZ, 30 m. john Flflke. planlst, wGY WPGC 195.57 Albany, N. Y. \\:'orJs end Music. WJZ WHAM WSM. Little Urphan Annle, WJZ WBZ KDKA I(AII programl are lilted ill EaltcTIl }o m. WFI.A WEY 630,00 Boston. Mus. (Fjre~ \\-dllJln Per:n Ortheslu. KDKA The Texans, WI.\"" Da)'Jight Sut';llg Time, Eauem A":I~ultlJfe report. WFL\ Modern M{)unulnt:rs. \X'AliC W'CAG \X'IIA~ Slal1d.lrd Time is one hOll, earlier, C.l' I)n Mdh.llne. \X'GX Three Tones. \t'PG 7.45 P.M. EDT; 6.45 ESTI The Texans. WLW ··Sophisticates." trio. WOR 5.45 CT lu'o Or~an. Central Time iI hOllrs earlier.) \X'MCA, 30 m. Tony "Clkeman. sport) W MCA Irene Bordoni. 8"rtram HirSlh's music~ l'e~n. WNDX '""""'--... 6 P.M. EDT; 5 EST; 4 CT \\ I:AI' It A.M. EDT; 8 EST, 7 CT 1 P.M. EDT; 12 N. ESTI Tom Coakl~y's Orchestra. WEAF WLW 13110: Freddy Miller. \,(:l:ll KD~ }ltrm.ln lind Ihnta, WEAf \VEH 11 A.M. CT WSM, ~o m. Frank BULk, WJZ WBZ WI (AM Willis, .M£CulJouAh, songs, WGY T \\ I.W WFl.A BIO;ld~ast MukeU.....cather. WEAF KDKA. no GUIZAR, ilreX;(tln lelior. re- The Evening Tlttler. WEEI. )0 m. lrnm . (dh, \Vaks; "ChllirinK of 8r.I<~1~t Br.~·itic.s. Boake Carter. \VABC W'CAU WHAS ~",.Ioltl Killuid. \X'GY h· . f ./ Evening WGY the l'bu]•. III )("u's bc1t \Veilh poet. Bnn A bUlo:ht. WLW lUlU IJ Seflt!J 0 JO!lg reCl/J J U. S. Navy &nd. WjZ WHAM WBAL. Melody Masters. \X'I.W Fl\,m annuJI .H~C"mbl) of RO).l1 Eisteddfod. World·s F:;cir NeM. WG="'l Oand Lloyd (jCQr~. S~JkCf. \VJZ \'X'DZ Variety. \X'FLA. 30 m. (ner Ihe CBS+Jr"ABC l1etu:ork 011 30 m. iton friedman's Ofchema, WMCA. Do. Re ~h trio. WABC i joe and Battese. WBZ WHAM KDK.\ \\SM \\'FLA 8 P.M, EDT; 7 EST; 6 CT S3.lt and PCJnuts, \,\'L\V' Velano's OHhe:stra, \\'ABC WHAS 30 m. Orlo'JeJ' 7· Time.....·euhe!. KDKA Wuther. mu~ic, WPG, .n m. • Dixians. WFLA Rudy Vallee and ,!tueU Inuts. WEAP WEEI De"utions. \\,S:'l j\(l~cha mu~je. WGY WlW WSM WHA. 1 h. Deane Moore~ lenor. WADC \'{'CAU Dr, H. I. S[.undhaAen. WOR Raginsky's \X'ABC WCAU Mfd·day SerVICe, WGN 30 m. Sally and Sue. WOR W'IIAS Grits and Gravy. mountain sketch. Wja Devotiuns. \'('HAS. }O m. B.lb Neal. WNBX • T,Olli~c Brabant. SOpr;lI"I), \"'-'GN Uncle Don. WOR. 30 m. WBZ KDKA. 30 m. barly BIrds. Wr.;BX. 1 h. Re~t}· GOltl.!. ,--:~:::'.,. \\'MeA Orchestras. WGN. )0 m. K.1te Smith. \VAnc WCAU WPG WHAS ••15 A.M. EDT) 8.15 EST, '1.15 P.M. EDT1 12.15 ESTI MeJitat"ons. E_ H. Smith \\,MC..\ R'l(f and Gun Club, \X'OR 7.15 CT F~d~er~·:~si~~X'EAF 3.~.~ PC~' Th~ :':\=~' Orchestra. WG:'\l. ~o m. Oi\1 5 EDT; 2."15 EST, Key;, }O m. EST Three Lirrle Funsters. WMCA Landt Trio and White. WEAP WEEI WG¥ 1Ifu lcal I'rngr.a.m. \VC;Y MdllO \,,/. Cas~m':e. "An Appr~lsal oj 8.15 •. Tj 5.15 , Rt.\'eri~, \\':'\BX WL\'i7 The Honorable Anhie and Frank, WjZ AlOeTl~,"' WEAF \\(,V 4.15 CT 8.15 P.M. EDT; 7.15 EST, MooJ :":earo" ',I. \X'ABC. 30 m. (\X'PG KDKA W$M Sihcr Lming Hour. WElil Piano Pals. WGY from 9.30) 6.15 CT Ri~er and Marke~. WLW Low Ddwn, WLW Bill Williams. WBZ \\'.\tet B. Pitkin. WilBC WCAU WIl.\S ••80 A.M. EDT; 8.30 EST, Anel Ensemble. WOR Piano Recital. WOR Baseball. KDKA PI)I ,e Report. \\'PG 7.30 CT Mfrror Retbctions. \X')'fCA Planolt)fue. WMU Bobby Bcnsot. ttl-d Sunny Jim. WADC P'!ulinc Alp~(t. plani~t. WOR Mornin,lt Glories. WEAF WEEI Andrea Gouiln. W~BX BJsebal. Chltago \s. PlttSbUlgh. W \X'hile "sweet reasonableness" to the fact that so many of thtrn creating a radio news association NOT!: All tiMn gintl art u,'"It.da, srh,d"I", unl"s indiulttd olhrru';u. Th. is now definitely in the ascendan- are broadcast all over the land, to be conducted on the same lines st.l/cns liJud it" ",,,1.., br~lld(.JltrJ ill ,b. II",'J .",Jllal,d. Olh" Jltllt"rlJ a~encies u huh )(}II ",ay hI.' D, ",bub ar' IIJ1J 11Ir mtlrJ1afltmal Itltpboru hilU b". cy in newspaper circles, there is, it soon may be said with truth as the big press for the PIoTpoul, o,.imJ. of course, the ine\'itablc "diehard" that America is a musical coun- collection and dissemination of I minority which still believes that Itry. news, but they could develop as, .__~_,_ Page Fourteen THE MICROPHONE Saturday, August 4, 1934 Fridayf August 10 - Esplanade Concert on YN WNAC, 9.30 P.M. 12 N. EDT; 11 A.M. EST, 10 CT Xews and Frantis Mack's Orchestra. WGY. &.15 P.M. EDTI 8.15 EST, Charles ~ean . tenor, \'('EAF WEEI WGY }(I m. 7.15 CT WFI." D(lfolhy Pal:e, son&s. WJZ "The Fmnd of th: Family." WA.BC WIIAS P.M. Mary PhilliPS. songs. WjZ WHAM KDKA TempC'rature.....·eather. \'\-'BZ Comedy Stars, KDKA 9.80 P,M. EDTI 8.80 EST, }.lIlmtor Views the News. WBZ 7.30 CT Dan and Sylvia. KDKA Jack Armstrong, WLW 3.0D-Conrad Thibault, Mary Morning IIll>:hlights. WLW Nap .nd Dee. WSM One Ni~ht St.nds, Pick and Pat, hladcface Lou, NBC·WEAf 8t:tty 8arthell. \'(lABC WCAU WHAS Ne..... s 3nd Blue Rldee Mountaineers. WABe comedians. \'(lEAP WGY, 30 III. Hom~ S.....eet Home. WPG Jim Burgess. WCAU SeoU's Variety. WEEI 8.0D-Countess Olga Albani, Rod Ark-ell, WOR Boys' Club. WOR PhI! B.ilke-r, WjZ WBZ WHAM KDKA. NBC·WEAf Nichulas Garagusi, violinist. WMCA The Singinll: lady, WGN WSM \\fFLA. 30 m. Eskimo Family. WMCA jolc!l: Oenny·s Orchestr.. Jeannie Lanl': and 9.00---Leah Ray, NBC-\\7JZ Tt·m, Dick .nd Harry. WGN Herbert Melodi~. WNBX John Angt:lI. WNBX. 30 m. johnny Green. W'ABC WCAU WHAS. 30 m. 9.3D-The Microphone presents 12.15 P.M. EDTJ 1 ....15 A.M. EST. 6.45 P.M. EDT, 5.45 EST. 4.45 CT The MICROPHO:"o:E pre~t1tJ the Anhur me Armur Fiedler Esplanade 10.15 CT FIelder Esplanade COOCert. WNAC WEAN Concert, WNAC and Yan Hone)'ooy .nd Sa:lufras. WEAF WEE[ Studio Chorus. WEII WICC WORC \\"'MAS WNBH, 30 m. 10.. eJl Thomas, n~...·s, WjZ WBZ WHAM kee Ne('A'ork Manha and Hal, WGY Hotel Traymore Orchestr•• WPo.. '0 II). fields and Hall. WJZ KDKA WSM WFLA KDKA WLW WFLA Norman B.rokenshire's OrcMstn. WOR, 30 III. Phil Baker, l\'llC·W)Z Time...eather. tempet3ture, WBZ Joe Williams. sporu. WADe Wayne King's Orchestra. WGN Babs and Don. WLW Buddy \,\;.'elcome·s Orchestra WCAU RC'·uC' of 1934. WMCA. 30 m. lO.OO---"First Nighter," NBC _ Variety. WOR little Orphan Annie. WGN • Be~ch 8.45 P.M. EDT, 8.4& EST, WEAf ;: I Amon&... Our Souvenirs, WABC WCAU WHAS Miami Orchestra, WMCA 7.45 CT 7 P.M. EDT, 6 lEST, a CT "Spotlight Revue," CBS-: WPG Jane Froman. Hayton's Orchestra. WLW ~ Jun: 8a1:e.J Horne Mana~~nt, WGN Baseball Resume. WEAP WABC ~ Nursefles rrogram, WNDX, 30 m, Trio RomanllquC'. WEEI WFLA 10 P.M. EDTI 9 EST, 8 CT lO.3D-Jack Benny, NBC-WEAF 12.30 P.M. EDTJ 11.30 A.M. EST, Phil Emmerlon's Orchestra, WGY The First NiRhter, June Mereditt. "Cn's F- 10.80 CT johnny johnsnn's Orchestra. WJZ. 30 m. Paw," WEAf WEEr WSM. 30 m. . Merry Madcaps. WEAF WIW. 30 m .• (News It 7.1}) Mallu COZZI. baritonC'. LUCIlle MannelS. WJZ Ne..·s. WBZ WBZ KDKA, '\0 m. programJ au in I Stocks. Markets. WEEI (All lilled EaJlerl1 Dan and Syh'ia. KDKA Castle Farm Orchestra. WLW , . h S' T' I:'H R.d,o Gang, WGY DaJ tg t avmg Ime, LQ,Jlern Vic and Sade. WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA Marucci's Orchestra. WLW "Spotlight Rev.ue," Stoopnagle acd Budd.. Plano. \X'SM, }O m. S ddT"a~ 1111~ . h e~.ler);r w,,, WFLA funk Crumll. WADe WCAU WHAS. Ian _ 11 one our Al Kavc:lin's Orchestra. WADC WHAS Household Music Box. WADe }o m. 4' m. RobbIns' Orchntu. WCAU ' N~..·s aDd Emil Thavin', WGN. Cenlra" Tune 11 IwO hourl eanler. WUU. 30 m.; \\fPC (rom U.4) ~rena~e. Orchcatra.. Stocks, WMCA. 30 m. WHAS 30 m. Bud Fisher·s Orch~tra. WOR. 30 m. Ford Frick, sports. WOR 8 A.M. EDT; 7 ESTI 6 CT &n Potter, 'ketch. WGN Dance Orchestra. WPG Orpn, WEAf. }o m. Markets. organ. talle:. WGN. 30 m. Eternal life, duma, WOR Arthur le..·'s, songs, WMCA 81~}'er·s l)c'·Ollons, W JZ KDKA 1 ~'~.~:'~T EDT, 11.45 A.M. EST, Sports. 'WNBX Ar<.hle Orchestra. WMCA 1~ ~:;. ~.:. ~ST, 8.15 A.M. EDT; 7.15 EST, 7.~.~:.~ EDT, 8.15 EST. .. EDT, &.ta 6.15 CT Cabot and Cutillo. WEEf. 30 m. RadIO G.nJ;. WGY Don Hall Trio. WjZ KDKA ~ne and Glenn. WEAF WEEI WGY WFLA Billy Losscz' Orchestra. \VBZ Words and Music. WjZ WSZ WHAM, ;0 m. Charioteers, WlW Henry Thies .nd PeD.teN ,,"VI' 8.80 A.M. EDTI 7.80 EST, 'WIlliam Penn nlusic, KDKA Milton Kcllam'~ Orchestra. WMCA 6.80 CT Or~an. WMCA. ;0 m. Fox fur TrapDers. WABe Dream Ship. WGN Cheerio, WEA. WEEI WGY WLW, !o m. Dormi; SISters. \X'GN TED HUSING, CBS annOUl1cer, re· Sam Robbins' Orchestra. WCAU cemly divorred, who 10011 wilt Three Crystals. WHAS 10.30 P.M. EDTI &.80 EST, Olgan. WPG WSM 1 P.M. EDTI 12 N. ESTI Ensemble. WGN 8.80 CT UW White at Dual orpD, WjZ KDKA. !O '11 A,M. CT marry JEAN HARLOW, moz-'ie acl· Front Page Drama. \1UOR Jack- Benny, ;!ary livingston. Frank Parker. m.• WBZ, 1) 1Jl. (WHAM from 8...4,) Marle:tts. weatl..c:r. '«1E.AJ' · Staf'leton, Boroff .nd Miller, WM:CA tenor..- .nd Jimmy Grier's Orchestra. 't);.TAF Musial Clock, WFLA R~COHIIOSS, \V~8X Bradley Kincaid. WGY reJJ, aceo,.dmg 10 rumorJ. \'('EEf 'X'CY \\'L\\"' \\"'SM WFLA. '\0 m. SUDny Mc:looles. wABC, 4) Ill. WeuMI and N. E. Aaricvltural Rq>ort. ------=------'-- 7·:.o,.:'~T EDTI fI.30 EST, Ch,OI\:O Symphony Orche • This file including all text and images are from scans of a private personal collection and have been scanned for archival purposes only. 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