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Radio Notes I BRINGING UP FATHER By McManus W*U_- AT I MOST Grr THIS SPEECH WORD FER FELLOW CITIZEN*- i tij& ONE MAM OIO YOU V»/ORO AS < Mlrt-r WlM THE VOTES u6aWj m ALU WHO WU-L TAKE ROM MO CALL I KIM AT THAT MEETiN' TO-MORROW- HE0 *TRONC* I* A I PARTV What the PEOPLE want >« MOW LETS SEE HOW MUCH OF IT m MAN,WHO l* AN STROMG- ISADS STRING TRIO tvrTJt 17 — r-—\ r-‘ FEARLEE5 '^r Meter* RI lor f ole* REMEMBER - ON CHARIS REVUE New York \srr~7r 5:00— Dance orchestra. 6:15—Stoess orchestra; Ralph Simpson, tenor; Wally Maher, narrator. 5:30—The Singing Lady. 5:45—Little Orphan Annie. 6:00—Everett orchestra. 6:20—What the City Budget Is and Is Not—Peter Grimm, Chairman Board of Trus- tees Citizens', Budget Com- mission. 6:30—Sketch. 6:45—To-day's News—Lowell Thomas. 7:00—Amos 'n' Andy. 7:15—Beglmentallsts Male chorus. 7:30—Stebbins Boys—Sketch. Martin 7:45—Bed and Ramona, songs. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Shhh-hh! By 8:00—Issues Between the Parties —Profe.*>sor Lindsay Rog- ers, democrat. Columbia University; Representative Frederick M. Davenport of LOOK, SPOT'S •••OH VAY 60*>H 1111. New York, republican: Al- ••• TWe. 'BOCJV& THlY'vjfc MY 9LH& gernon Lee, Socialist, presi- dent of Rand School. SAVi ‘Wt 5UN6VB TRYtm.Y 8:30—William Wirgcs and Joe Kahn, piano duo; John OR. HO*T\\_B ? WLRB THBY i'all. guitar: Frank NovaV SENT OUT E* SOME AGENT instrumentalist. 8:43—Jack Fulton, tenor. OV B\U-'s ON AN EXPEO\T\ON The resumption of the Charts 9:00—Concert orchestra: Alice TO Y\NO BOOTe ? SY\e'o Musical Revue on Tuesday, Sept fl, Mock, soprano; Edward •• over the WABC-Columbla air- ] Davie.®, baritone. GAME A COOK\E TO KNOVN Mark In Town—Small waves, will flntl WarnOw j 9:30—Friendship BUT THE ROB Vb THAT the new role of leader of a string Town Sketch. trio In which he performs on the 10:00—The Country Doctor— SHE DOESNft DARE We violin. Wnmow spent Ills musical Sketch. apprenticeship as violinist in .vari- 10:15—Tune Detective—Sigmund ANY CHANCES \N TRYING ous orchestras. For the past two Spaeth. TO FIND OUT years, lie has headed his own or- 10:30—-Hatter Up—Sketch. chestra and lias been heard, as 10:45—-Jane Froman, songs. well, several times ns truest con- 11:00—Pickens Sisters,, songs. ductor over the WABC-Columbla 11:15—Concert orchestra, direction network. Cosare Sodero. 12:00—Blue Rhythm band. 12:30 a. m.—Agnew orchestra. 464 660 WEAF HOO Meter* K lloijilo 349 A at the Beach! By Wood Cowan New York Mplrrj WABC Kilocycle' THE NEW FANGLES (Mom’n Pop) Day New Vork 5:00—Garden Melodies. T'GO TO THE HWL GET MOPE \ "POP, WHY OM AMV WANTED S'or, 5:30—Summary of Men's Nation- 5:00—Interview with Louis Dean ALL RIGHTALL RIGHT! I WAS MAKING IT NOO SAND, POP! 1 EARTH IS THE. BEACH,<30 al Tennis Championship by Bob Taplinger. wow! wow*. HERE’S VOUR I AS REALISTIC AS POSSIBLE. GONE Tournament, Forest Hills, 5:13—Virginia Arnold, piano. SCREEN BOOR OPEN> BUT vou BATHING CRAEV? L. I. 5:30—Skippy—Sketch. *d 5:45 — Heywood Hroun, columnist; 5:45—Summary of Men's Nation- PROMISED\\ SUIT tt Grace Kills, hostess; Theo- al Tennis Championship dore Webb, baritone; Kd- Tournament, Forest Hills, die Dunham, organ. L. I. 6:00—Concert Knsemble. 0:00—Irene Beasley, songs. 6:30—Carmichael and ItobertsOn. 0:13—Program Resume. eongs. 0:30—Keenan and Phillips, Piano 6:45—Back of the News in Wash- duo. ington—William Hrrd. 0:30—Jack Miller, songs 7:00—Midweek Hymn Sing. 0:45—Reis and Dunn, songs. 7:15—Rollickers quartet. 0:55—Road Reporter. 7:30—Ray Perkins, comedy; Van 7:00—Myrt and Marge. Steeden orchestra. 7:15—Sissle orchestra. 7:45—The Goldbergs—Sketch. 7:45—George Price, songs, Kreu- 8:00—Julia Sanderson and Frank ger’s orchestra. Crumit, songs. 8:00—News—Edwin C. Hill. 8:30—Tom Terriss. the Vagabond 8:15—Fray and Braggiotti, Piano Director—Sketch. team. 9: (0—New York Sinfonietta. di- 8:30—Kate Smith, songs. rection Quinto Maganini: 8:45—Musical Fast Freight. Hois Bennett, soprano. 3:00—Street Singer, songs: Shi I 9:30— Kd Wynn, comedian; Voor- kret's orrhestra. heesi orchestra. 9:15—Concert orchestra: Tommy Ev Crane 3 0:00—Dance orchestra: Walter McLaughlin, baritone. WASH TUBBS Easy Pulls a Surprise! O'Keefe, Police Dramatiza- 9:30—Crime Club—The Green tion—The Blond Bandit. Toad. 31:40—Bernle band. 10:00—Rich's orchestra. \ lUT WfcRYCl mWKMSTHIS? EKSV SPRINGS * SURPRISE; 31:*10—Denny orchestra. 10:30—Jones's orchestra. /J^URELN HE WILL REFUSE TO ARREST direc- 3 2:30—Ralph Kirhery, songs. 11:00—Symphony orchestra, tlKST HIM. NOW LBMC ) vUso CHMWIMCa A. CjIftL. HE WILL SET SORfcS, MfW. I UK6V0U7 3 2:05 a. m.—Whiteman orchestra. tion Howard Barlow. HIM HANG HIS SELF, HER FREE. THEM BULL \M\LV DENOUNCE SOT IAS WITS VS TO TAKE 3 2:30—Bestor orchestra. 11:30—Jack IJttle, songs. 11:45—Martin's orchestra. HUA AS NTRMIOR.— HMD WILL SOO PVOSONER 12:00—Stern orchestra. 1330 BE SHOT. 220 WDRC 12:30 a. m.—Kardoe>'H orchestra. Meters Kilocycles 1:30—-Sissle orchestra. Hartford WOIt, Newark—710k 5:00—Program resume. Artist. 5;00- Meet the 5:03—Hawaiian Ensemble. Arnold, 5:15- Virginia pianist. 5:30—Place-Pascocello, piano duo. 5:30- Skippy. and Angelo—Skit. Memories. 5:43—Tony 5:45- Musical Comedy 0:00—Uncle Don. with Irbne 6:00- Happy Time 0:30—Osborne orchestra. Beasley. 7:00—Sports—Ford Frick. j 6 15— Dusky Twins. 7:15—P.urbig and Sparks, comedy 6:30- ■ Baseball scores. 7:30—Jack Arthur, baritone. snogs; 6:35 Philisse Chevalier, 7:45—Piano Ensemble. s Vor eaS"/, gauamt Brown, accom- Margaret 8:00—Clvjndu—Mystery Drama. JL I ■OUD EASY, IS panist. 8:1 5—P.rowne-Llewcllyn. humor. s w\tw -me the Magician. smitten g 6:45- ■Chandu 8:30—Scottl orchestra. ©OU. DMJSOM CHUC-Ktts. and Marge. GLAMOROUS BEAUTV 7:00- -Mvrt 9:00—Frank and Flo. songs. IS MORS OR LESS *MV, Ukulele Ike. U6 W(\S TO\CK«> W\S WWV OP DMMSQN 7:1 5- Cliff Kdwards, 9:13—Juricn Holkstra, baritone. @vi LOLA FEDORA. orchestra. HE NEMSR PREftMEP IK® COUIP St SO 7:30- Noble Sissle’s 9:30—Studio orchestra. INTO P* WN&ERDUS TRPtf. ®R. W&-WNXS&.J violin- 7:4 5- -George Wcsterman. 10:00—Moonbeams trio; George Margaret llirks. con- ist; Shackley, organ. Barbara Troop. By Blosser tralto; 10:15—Conn orchestra. FRECKLES It’s Up to the Doctor! pianist. 10:45—Percy Hcmus, songs. 8: on —Kdwin C. Hill. weather. Piano 11:00—Time: 8:15 —Fray and Br.aggiotti. 11:02—Deep River orchestra. 3 duo. 11:30—Scotti orchestra. VJ HAT? STILL HAVIMS TROUBLE' YEAH, DOCTOR* SO DID 'WELL, MOW IT LOOKS AS IF ] 6EE, DOCTOR.... KJOVN^U BOYS 8:30' —The Story Book. organ \V(iV. Schenectady—7110k X TUOOSHT VOOR. DOS \WAS IS 8; 15- — Kddie Dunstedter, I 7UIKJIC SHE WAS SUE HAS VfJHAT KMO^M YOU DOW'T TUlfJK BUM on HOME- 7:00—Antoinette Halstead, con- i.-.t; male quartet. ALL OVER HER DISTEMPER. AS THA'T'S tralto: concert orchestra. WELL AGAIM....TUEKJ TYPHUS ...AMD SHE AAkSHT WOT I'LL SET TO 9:0 0- -Street Singer. : 7:15—Chandu the Magician. STARTED serious TUROUSH. 9:1 5- -‘ Threads of Happiness SUE ACTlH' PULL VMORK OKI HER. 7:30-1 2:30 a. m.—Same as H’EAF Tommy McLaughlin. David FUMMV DO KDKA. Pittsburgh—980k ...FAI KITED, VOU? VbU'LL AMD DO MV Ross, Andre Kostclanetzs 7:00—Same as WJZ. orchestra. AMD HAD A ST0AM6E DO EVERYJWlWG LEVEL BEST 8:30—Samuel Di Prlmlo, tenor. g 9:30 — Knu Crime club. j IMI HER. TO SAVE I 8:45—Same as WJZ. 4-OOM -M HER/ 3 0:00- —Manhattan Serenaders. 10:15—Pioneers program. EYES 30:30 —Isbani Jones orchestra. vjow'T you or- 10:30—Same as WJZ. 31:00 —Columbia Symphony 10:43—Talk—Florence "2 chestra. Tarry. :swfi 11:00—Sport review. 31:30 —Little Jack Little. orchestra. 11:15—News flashes. 31 5 _Freddie Martin .™ r :4 11:20—Louise Frayne. soprano. SORRy-'- 11:3't—Pettis orencstra. / 12:00—Samp as W.IZ. %? Notes HOOk—WIC'C. Bridgeport—499.7m Radio 5:00—The Dance Parade, orches- Tho old bromide about the mu- tra. drum has Ficlan who lost his bass 5:1 5—Musical Sketchbook. Sam Iiauni. been surpassed by 5:30—News flashes. XBC start drummer in Chicago. 5:45—The Rhythm Ramblers. broad day- of Sam lost his house in 0:00—Joseph Lopez, Mem'rics Yesteryear. all trio. |.'or weeks Sam was working 0:15—Men About Town, vocal One Em- Gene Anearn day and most of the night. 6:30—“Rig Brother"—Rob OUR WAY J. R. Williams OUR BOARDING HOUSE By a Corner. OUT By morning at 3 a. m. he bought ery's Poetry moved house on sight. The family 6:15—Morse Hull and her Melody bis In but Sam was always on Roys. at recording studios 7:00—News. way to work HOOPLE-OFP YEH—AN' tUHlLE \ before dawn.
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