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.. By Morris Hastings THE PROGRAM schedule for Attempting `New Deal Censorship' next season, as announced in a recent issue of The MIaRo- PHONE, shows clearly the strength and, more clearly still, the weak- Biggest Football Schedule Political ness of radio. Its strength lies in in its ability Fate oritism to foster char- In History Of The Networks acters such as A m o s 'n' l.earfin Lady Is Charged ANDY, thc Best Games Sore Throat GOLD BERGS, 1 By The MICROPHONE'S Simi-i4 t h e person- Washington Correspondent ages of the Of Season to Helps to Win "Roses a n Steady drum -fire of charges that D r u m s" be Broadcast An Audition the Communications Commission s k e tches, was preparing to clamp down cen- How it feels to become a na- BILLY BATCH - sorship on the radio was expected to tional radio star overnight was ELOR - all of At least 18 ipajor college foot- evoke a statement from the Commis- whom, it is ball games will be broadcast over told to The MICROPHONE in an sion definitely indicating what it in- thought ap- the Columbia network and the exclusive interview with ROWENE tends to do. parent, many outstanding games of the season WILLIAMS, winner of the recent The Commission has no authority will also be heard over the NBC Columbia nationwide audition in law Mr. HAsIIaGs thousands of to censor any one's opinions listeners d o networks. starting on Saturday, for a radio star. or statements of (acts over the ra- not care to be without. September 22. Miss WILLIAMS carne from dio. It can penalize for misleading At least, that's the way it The coming gridiron season comparative obscurity in Chicago advertising and for obscene lan- seems to the sponsors of the va- will be the fullest yet broadcast to win the leading role of the guage. rious characters. And so, after over the air. Outstanding sec- program, "Hollywood Hotel," Reiterated assertions by members a Summer's vacation, they return tional, conference and intersec- which will be heard over the 7) 4 of the commission that no censor- this Fall. tional games will go on the air, WABC network beginning Octo- ship as the word is generally under- But popular as they may be announced by such sports broad- ber 3. stood was in contemplation, have now, they are bound like all casters as GRAHAM MCNAMEE. "No one will ever realize failed to subdue the attack. highly persistent friends to wear TED HCSING, LES QCAIi.EY, FORD the thrill that ran through HAMPSON GARY, chairman of out their welcome. Then what BOND, BILLY MUNDY and JERRY me when the judges awarded the radio division of the Commis- will the sponsors and radio do? HARRISON. the contract to Number 10." 1 1 sion, in his first public utterance, said Miss was disavowed any intention on Tor radio does not give evidence. Although the NBC has not yet Williams. "It RowENE WILLIAMS, Cntcago girl, the part I of to censor. except in rare instances, of de- completed plans for the season, coincidental that should who won the nationwide audition the commission veloping any programs to take it is probable that the outstand ask the other contesran_s to for the leading lady in -Holly- However, he spoke of the need lean against the wall while the places of thc current favo- ing contests each Saturday will go wood Ho :el." for high ethics in radio broadcast- rites when they pass into disfa- on the air. The following games we were awaiting the verdict ing and served notice *the Commis- will be heard over thc CBS - of the judges. When they tolerate no fake adver- s-or. Chicago I contracted a severe sion would announced me the winner, I Checking through the schedule WABC network: tising. was glad the wall was in throat infection. The illness again. I cannot find any indica- On September 22, over Station Critics argue that the Commission back of me beforehand. or also affected my tongue, tion of a new trend in radio pro- WABC, the contest between Man- having the -power to license can would have which was as raw as a piece grams in respect to type or hattan College and St. Bonavcn- i hurt myself show favoritism to broadcasters that either falling." of beef. 1 went to a doctor stars. ture will be broadcast, to be fol- in Chicago, but he didn't re- in turn show favoritism to defend- "How I won is still a mys- ers The one exception is that an- lowed on Friday, September 28, lieve me much. Although I of the New Deal." tery to me," said Miss Will- nounced by NBC of a weekly by the West Virginia vs. Duquesne hated to take the expense Senator SCIIALI. (R) of Minne- iams in the first interview hour musical show with music game, which will be played at money, I had every hope the sota, told The MICROPHONE'S spe- given a radio newspaper. -- (Colttlllbè,l 0.'1 Pr,e r;) (Continued on Page "Just two days bc-fore I left (Continued out Page 1 5) (Continued on Page-15)
1,11;;I..:- Contents Labor Dag Nevis Flashes Meet's Singles Pictures Atltlresses WEEKDAYS Tennis tired A \t. Plans arc now being made to News Flashes Box Page r Two addresses to organized CAROLYN RICH, Jongstress 10.30 V FAF Network: W 'ELI WGY broadcast the National Men's Sin- labor will be heard over the NBC ViSM \CELA Vi'SB Front Corer Football broadcast schedule Page t gles tennis matches from Forest 'Ro\c!:NE WILLIAMS, CBS networks on Labor Day, Septem- WABC Network: WCAL% WHAS /fills, Long island, from September Communications Commission WPC. KMOX B133I w-CCO I audltton winner Page r ber 3. w7sv to 8. denies it is trying to censor 4 LORETrA LEE Page z WILLIAM GREEN. president of 10.45 WJZ Network: WBZ WHAM radio programs Page t A summary of each day's play KDKA W LW WBAL EVERETT SMITH Page 3 the American Federation of Labor. w ill be broadcast over the CBS- ELIZABETH DAI' Page 4 This and Thai ; P.M. MORRISON. secretary WABC network. A 15- minute by Morris Halting r Page r and FRANK BURGESS MEREDITH Page 6 6.30 WEAF Network: Wit! WGY period at 5.45 P. M. on Tuesday. CARSON ROBISON and hit of the same organization, will WSM WFLA WSB Radio's Mental Gymnasium, September 4, will be the opening Buckaroos Page 7 in - - by EVERETT SMITH Page speak to large gatherings mid WABC Network: WCAU WHAS broadcast. On Wednesday the -3 \ PG KMOX VCBBM WCCO ELAINE MELCHOIR Page 8 Western cities NBC's "Echo Chamber" Page 'Jsv .recount of the play will be broad- CLAIRE WILLIS Page 13 3 WJZ Network: WBZ GREEN will be heard from the 7.15 WHAM cast at 6.45 P. M. and on Thurs- WALTER B. PITKIN Page 1a Short lVasie News Page 3 KDKA wLW' Vi BAL City Auditorium at Wichita, day at 5.45 P. M. FREDERICK WORLOCK at Educational Box Page 4 Kansas. in a review of the labor SUNDAYS The semifinals and the finals "Raffle.'" Page 13 Station Directory Page 4 developments during the past A.M. sill be described play -by -play COURTENAY SAVAGE, CBS Radio /lune, from 3 to 4 P. M. on Friday, dramatic director Page 13 by JIMMY year. His address will reach the . 11.00 w'EAF Network: WET! w'GY J. LEOLIARD Page 5 WSM WFL1 `xSH t September 7, and at the same CAROL DIES Page 14 radio audience over the NBC- - Studiosity, by LES TROY Page 5 WIZ Network: WBZ WHAM time on Saturday, September 8. CONNiE BOSWELL Page S 1 P. M. KDKA R`Lw' WrJAl. Police Calls Page 12 WEAF network at This year's tournament prom- RALPH KIRBERRY Bark Coreri The second broadcast will oc- P.M. ises to be one of the most inter- ROBISON'S Buckaroos Page 7 MORRISON a esting in American tennis history. Detroit Symphony "Ravies" Page 13 cur when addresses 11.30 WEAF Network: WEEI WGY WSM WFLA w'SB FRED PERRY of England, defend- VICTOR KOLAR, conductor of the Rellecttonl, labor meeting in Lakeside Park WJZ Nerwor-: t\'B7. WHAM ing champion, leads' a field that Detroit Symphony Orchestra, will DIANA HERBERT Page 15 in the automobile city of Flint, KUKA w'Lw' WBAL by includes such nationally -known present BEETHOVEN'S First Sym- Nirnblewits, Michigan. players as GEORGE Lori', LESTER phony in C Minor as the highlight rImportant neu -, h girt" oft' them by EVERETT SMITH Page 15 This broadcast will he heard at nation), generally on the boor and bal( SrOEFFEN, SYDNEY WOOD, FRANK of the second Saturday night concert
'Dream Singer," 3 P. M. over the NBC-WJZ ' boor,] SHIELDS, GREGORY MANGiN and from the Century of Progress in by RALPH KIRBERRY Bark Coter hookup. BERKELEY BELL. Chicago on September r at 9 P. M. Page Two l I1l'. MICROPHONE Saturday, September 1, 1934
Saturday, September 1 - Saratoga Cup Race, CBS -WABC, 4 P.M.
Fields and Hall, WJZ WHAM Little Jack Little's Orchestra, WABC 'Srr:kn an 1 Money." WABC WPG WHAS Highlights Monitor Views the News, WBZ Interest WCAU WHAS WPG, 3o m. One Man \Lnsrel, WMCA The Southerners, WFLA Studio Pan, WMCA. 30 51. P.M. Bales Axton. tenor. WI W f P.M. EDT; f awl 7 CT songs. One Man's Family. WEAF Cann. Gales. WABC W'CALI WHAS 5.15 P.M. EDT; 4.15 EST; 3.15 CT WEEI WO? ReSuc, NBC- WPC. WbBM WSM WFLA WSB. 4o m. 3.10-Week-End Danny Dec. WOR The Vagabonds, W(,Y Jan,bonc 1 wets. k'JZ WBZ WHAM WE'AF 1 nu. WMCA KDKA WSW. I h. 5.30 P.M. EDT; 4.30 EST; 3.30 CT IRA I) d,csna, a c e, loura Hrabard, soprano, WGN Wb2 4,00-" Sarntn(a Cup" R Parents' Forum, WNBX Cho k W cbS's haft,ra. WEAF wit! Jimmy Gallagher's ()echoer'. WSM CRSW ABC: WSM WSb. Co n:. (WGY. 15 m.) Ursud SnnpOUny Cli. tic.'.' n. V.tor Kolar 1 2.1 5 P.M. EDT; 11.1b A.M. EST; Jackie Heller, tent, WJZ WBZ WHAM corbta torr. I'.,ot Symnhpny Knight's Coco-. tirethoirn 1O.O0-Raymond 10.15 CT Bill and Alex. KDKA in C Mmur. Morul's 'The Mimic koos, NB(.-\VEAF Roue) buy and Sassafras. WEAF WTEI WSB John Barker, baritone, WLW Fbre.' ( ;reg. he Last Spring." Gnu- 10.15-Enric bladriguera's Or- Martha and Hal. weather. WGY Jack Armstrong, All American Boy, WAN. nod's "Faust," WABC WHAS WBBM, Gcola Fonariova. WJZ KOKA WCAU I h. chestra, NBC.-WF:AF Weather. Musicale, WBZ Sanders Sisters, WHAS "Roroane n Song " WOR, to n Don and Baba. comedy. WLW Marne Curran. songs, WPG l)etmrt Syntphnny O;ÇI;CNra, WABC WCAU I I. (0-Paul \Vhr _eman's Party, Frets Saturday Syncopators. WABC WCAU ! voice of Friendship. WHAS 12.45 P.M. EDT; 11.45 A.M. EST; N.al.on, \VM(..1 IIigIaliglitti 10.45 CT Blonde Actress N:ws and Burk Ednt'alional II, OI.! 4581,. r., WOR 9.30 P.M. EDT; 8.30 EST; 7.30 CT Monday. Sep :ember P.M. AA At( 3 \ Amr r.can Album of Fam,Lu Music. Funk EST; 1.00 P. M. -"Preventing Delin- 1 P.M. EDT; 12 N. Munn. Vngrnu Rea. WEAF WLEI WGY 3.00- Detroit Symphony Or- is A.M. CT quency," talk by Jessie V. a' WSM WFLA. so m. ches:ra. CBS.WABC D.Ic ( -a: nccir I ,rr:r t::,w; F. . Condit. WOR \,JI Know n Pruplr,' WEAL- \\. Walter Wioahell, W'J7. WBZ WHAM 4.3O-Chicago Symphony Or- 3° con- ut. Wó.11. KDKA W'I.W Tuesday. September 4 chestra, Eric Dclamarter. Morey Pearl's Orchestra. WEEI, 3o m. Fred Waring. icnnsflvantans, WABC WCAU é ducting, NBC -WEAF First Prrshytcnan Church, \'SM, s h. Wlta< W14:, 3.30 P. M. - "Creole Combo Ann leaf at the Organ. WABC WCAU WPG. !' \ E i m. and l's S ,rigs; talk by Ed- 8.00-Jenney Concert, Willie 30 r WHAS s m. at \ICA, s0 m. L. Morris. soprano, WEEI Mahan String Tito. WOR t b. ward Tinker. au.hor. NBC- 9 P.M. EDT; 3 s 0.45 EST( 7.45 CT WEAF Cliff Edwards. Fray and Comics. WGN, h. 1.16 P.M. EDT; 12.15 EST; .,a Hog,rrb, "A Braggiotti, "Singing Spin- 11.16 A.M. CT Wednesday, September 5 c . , by Clyde North. sters," CBS-WABC Musical Raconteur. WMCA WIZ, WHAM KDKA P. M. layman Looks B11 W11.011.. W tI7 3.30 -"A 9.00- Jeanie Lang. Budd y 1.90 P.M. EDT; 12.30 EST; I' 11.80 A.M. CT at Music," talk- NBC -WEAF Rogers. CBS -WABC M. Surprise Party. Mary Small, Robert Sim 9.30 -Album of Familiar Mu- mons. tenor. William Wirges' Orchestra. sp Pr,l EDT o EST' 6 CT Glen C.ra.'s Crrahestra, WABC WCAU sic. NBC -WEAF WEAF WEED WGY WEAF W HAS Walter Winchell. NBC -WJZ Church in the Hills. WLW lsan, J. n. linos, WPG. %o T. Brbla.al High ferias. Dr. Frederick K. Frank S +r,, . O ,hrstra, WOK. 30 in. WBAL SI. ... .n -IA ßu1, Haney Hat,, WJZ 10.00 -The Hall of Fame. NBC - Stamm. WJZ w'BZ KDKA W147. WHAM KDKA WFLA Wayne Kaki's. Orcheaua% WGN WHAM. 30 m. Warne Kmg' (huhestu, WABC WCAU \CE. \F WEI A 11.45 P.M. EDT; 10.5 EST; Melody's (garden. WHAS, so m. Compmaky ii,o. b .c 'Trio in E Flat." 5.45 CT WHAS. S'erl P,rr O.rhre,a, WPC. so m. opus 40. WAN, \\r 31' WPC Teneml,'r. WOK Joe Reicbman's Orchestra. WABC WCAU (All programs are listed in Eastern so m. WHAS Teas Cowhoya, songs. WMCA. 30 m. WPG WGN. 30 m. Daylight Saying Rhythm Boys, News. WGN Jan Garber's Orxclutta. Time, Eastern News. WMCA Standard Time is one hour earlier; 10.15 P.M. EDT; 9.15 EST; 12 M. EDT; 11 P.M. EST, 10 CT 1.45 P.M. EDT: 12.45 EST; News. Eddie Durhma mess, WEAF WC? Central Time is two hours earlier.) 11.45 A.M. CT 8.15 CT Mrs. Montague's Mdl,ons, drama, WJ7. WSM W'PLA Devora Nadwutsrey, contralto. WEAF WFLA Mrlls - Bl,e Rhythm Bind. WIZ WBZ 8 A.M. EDT; 7 EST; 6 CT Orchestra, KDKA YMCA Talk. KDKA KDKA WI w, +n m. Jra:cn, WOW hots Oic hnrre, WABC Mtludy Hour. WEAF, a b. St. Ceril,es Glee Club. Associated French Red Nu WCAU WPG Arden and I- ewis, songs, WMCA Tone Pictures. WJZ WEAL, so tn. Sodrtirs, W'BZ WHAS. so m. On the air today and organ reveille, WABC, 2 P.M. SOT; 1 EST; 12 N. CT There Mn(ha1h, WOR Anthony T. irai s Or.he.tn. WOR to en. Mo1raw# Treasure Chest. WEAF W'rEl ELIZABETH DAY, radio actress, who Chicago Ssmphony Orchestra, WGN, 43 m. 12.15 A.M. EDT; 11.15 P.M. EST; 6.90 A.M. EDT; 7.30 EST; WGY WLW WFIA, .o m. P.M. EDT; 10.15 t:T Sea Islanders. WJZ WBZ WEAL 10.30 9.80 EST; 8.30 CT South bat been heard on the "California 5.50 CT Russ Colwmbo, baritone. WEAF WGY WLW KDKA, So m. W5M WELA Lew White, organist. WJZ WBAL. 50 m. Mo ,r. WSM. 30 m. Melodies' program and who re- Capen. WEAP it'w ErlEr WGY Stang Ted Weems' Otchesna. WGN Arum Recital. WABC Edith Murray. sonbs, WABC WHAS WPG tarns this Fall in the dramatic WSM WFLA. so M. 6.3 .M. EDT; 7.45 EST1 WC AU L'Heure haauis , WIZ WBZ KDKA WRAL 12.50 A.M. EDT; 11.30 P.M. EST; 6.5 CT "Photography as an Art. WOR series, "Roses and !hums." WHAM WLW WFLA. so in. 10.50 CT WMCA. rya. Maslerp.c.r,. WABC- WCAU WPG, wc4th Monday, September 3 - A. F. Of L. Address on NBC -WJZ, 1 P.M. 11 P.M. EDT; 10 EST; 9 CT Christine Bidge, WHAS Evan Evans. W'ABC, WCAU WPG WHAS Weather and Three Ases. WPG Frank Stuart's Music. WOR, 30 m. Band. WEAF WEEI WGY WS51, Typical Boy Highlights C. S. Navy Robert Reuel, "Town Talk." WOR WGN Orchestra, WGN r h. Sally's Party. WMCA 9.15 P.M. EDT; 8.15 EST; 7.15 CT P.Nf. Vocalist, WLW Farm Flashes. WNBX Saver, WJZ WBZ WHAM Roy Helton, "Looking At I.de.' The Wile EDT; EST; 3.45 CT WABC ASS- I .socle 'tom and Betty. KUKA 6.45 P.M. 4.45 WIC; WCAU WIIAS 11113.30- 'Sports Review,- WCAU WPG WSM Y4 Hour in 'y4 Time, WABC The Oleanders. WEAF 9.90 P.M. EDT; 8.30 EST; 7.30 CT = WMCA Praha. WEE! WIIAS House Party. Joe Cook Donald Bruce Chalmers. baritone. WMCA Bra diet Kincaid, mountain songs. WGY Novis, 4.30-Chicago Symphony Or- Frances Langford, World Observer, WNBX Little Orphan Annie. WJZ WBZ KDKA WEAF WEE! WQY - chestra, NBC -WJZ WFLA WI.W WSM WFLA, 3o m. A.M. EDT; 1 0.1 5 r5T1 Uraniums Sketch, n the Night," WJZ 6.00- National Tenais Resume, 11.15 The Texans, WLW 9.15 CT Gordon. Dave and Bunny, WABC WCAU KDKA WHAM WBAL. 30 m. NBC -WEAF PI ' ^.1 N- - -- ,n, piano duo, WJZ WBZ WHAS Henrietta Schumann and Lud (iluskin's Or ,, chestra. Georgie 8.00 -Kate Smith, CBS -WAISC WHAM KDKA Chats with the Weather Man, WPG Prue. WABC WCAU Mews. SIAKKb. Dancing Lessnn. WOR WHAS, ;o m. Hotel Daymore Orchestra. WPG, 30 M. = $.30- Gladys Swarthout, NBC- Beale Street Buys, WABC WCAU WPG Music talk, WMCA Dean. WHAS 45 m. Arthur Wright, tenor, WGN = WEAF Dolly Chicago Symphony Orchestra, WGN. ta Town Crier, WNBX Corn Huskers, WNBX Hour n *. l'une." TOR. 30 na. 9.00- Gypsies. Frank Parker, Floyd Mills' mum., WMCA 11.30 A.M. EDT; 10.30 EST; 6 P.M. EDT; 5 EST; 4 CT Hotel Tra)more Orchestra, WPG. to. NBC.WEAF 9.30 CT Resume Nationqal Tennis Championship, 3o WSM WFLA 9.45 P.M. EDT; 8.45 EST; 7.45 CT Minstrels. Joe Parsons. basso, Lifeboat Race, Postmaster-Gen. WEAF WLW International Evening Tattler, WCFI. 3o m. Johnny Hamp's Otcbcstia, WGN eral James A. Farley. WJZ WH.. NBC -WJZ Three X Sisters, WJZ WBZ Piano, WGN WBAL, 30 m. (WBZ at 11.4`i KDKA Dan and Sylvia, KDKA Gluskin, Henrietta Stage Show, WBZ 10 P.M. EDT; 9 EST; 8 CT 9.30 -Lud Evening Brevities, \VGY Schumann, CBS -WABC (Muleteers. WLW WABC WCAU WHAS Gene Arnold, Lullaby Lady, male quartet. Slay(air Melodies. WABC WHAS WPG Buck Rogers. Eastman's Orchestra, WEAF WEE! WGY Joe Cook and Donald Novis, String Music, WSM WLW. ;o m. WCAU Don. 3o m. Concert, WNBX Uncle WOK, NBC Concert Orchestra, WJZ WBZ NBC-WEAF Morning music. WMCA, 3o m. WHAM Bob Fallon's KDKA WELA, 3o m. AM. EDT; 10.45 EST; Clarence Jackson. WNBX 10.00 -G e n e Arnold. NBC- 11.A1í 7Vayne King s 9.45 CT Orchestra, WABC WCAU = WEAF 6.15 P.M. EDT; 5.15 EST; 4.15 CT WHAS, 3o ni. Painted Dreams. WGN WLW Al Pearre's (rang, WEAF WLW WSM Emetic (warbler. songs. WPG The Cadets, WABC WFLA John Kris in tenor. WOR Bud Shays, songs, WCAU \I(-A, (All programs are listed ire Eastern Joe and Eddie. WGY ; hrs. Studio program, WHAS WPG U. S. Autry Band. WJZ WHAM WSM. Ne" a h. Daylight Saving Time, Eastern Poem. WNBX 30 m. (ncws at 6.40) 10.15 P.M. EDT; 9.15 EST; 12 N. EDT; 11 A.M. EST; 10 CT Bill Williams. WBZ 8.15 CT Standard Tinte is one hour earlier; Spurts. Devora Nadwoiney. contralto. WEAF KDKi Mar. : arm. WSM Central Time is two hours earlier.) Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim, WABC Rly the. \\'PG Fields and Hall, WJZ WHAM KDKA WSM WCAU Current L. : -. WOR 6.45 A.M. EDT; 9.45 EST; WFLA Organ. WHAS, 3o m. Weather, The Monitor Views the News, WBZ EST; CT 10.90 P.M. EDT] 9.30 EST; 4.45 CT Ward and Muzzy, pianists. WLW 6.30 P.M. EDT; 5.30 4.30 8.30 CT Esc fiscs, \'EAF WEE;. News and Charlie Davis' Orchestra, WEAF To"cr llc,dth \ Betty Barthel!, songs. WABC WCAU WIIAS Gothic Choristers, WEAF WSM, I Current Events. WEEI 30 81. h. Home Sweet Home. WPG Scores, TWEET at ío.451 A.M. EDT; 6 EST; 5 CT Rod Arkell. WOR News, stores. \VGY 7 Ensemble, WSM The Colonials, WGY 3o m. Musicale. \\MCA. 30 m. String Henry floes Pepsters, WLW Puycr. WLW Dirk and Harry, WGN Bt:RGESS Jack Armstrong, WLW Musical Clock, WR,Z KDKA, t h. Tor, MEREDITH, Who comes Haul Arth contralto, WJZ WBZ Style Talk. WNBX Comedy Stars. KDKA WSM A.M. EDT; 6.30 EST; from the Broadway show, "She Time. weather. WBZ, he Care and Feeding of Hobby Horses." 7.30 WABC, 3o m. CT 12.15 P.M. EDT; 11.15 A.M. EST; News and Charles Barnate s music. WABC 5.30 Loves í%fe to ra- Jan 10.15 CT Not," make his WCAU Sav,tt's Orchestra. WCAU Yuichi Ilirauka, xylophonist, VJZ Sleet Pier Dance Tunes. WPG, m. Honeyboy and Sassafras. WEAF WEEI in role Gabriel Header. cnmentator, WOR 30 ID. Organ Revnllc, WABC, 30 dio debut the title of "Spotlight." WOR, 3o m. Martha and Hal. WGY Screen Revue, WMCA Top o the Morning, \vLs, 33 m. Henry Thies Pepsters, Charles Scars. tenor, WJZ WHAM KDKA "RED DAVIS" when that dramatic Singing Lady. WGN WLW, so o. 7.45 A.M. EDT; 6.45 EST; Charles RAI !ICU ch, heur.: \\ -MCA, 30 M. 5.45 CT WFLA adventure Jer,'j begins on Mon- Sports. WNBX Weather ; Safety Committee, WBZ 10.45 P.M. EDT; Pollock and Lawnhurst, W'LAF WGY 6.45 P.M. EDT; 5.45 EST; 4.45 CT 9.45 EST; gabs and Don, comedy team. WLW day. October t at 7.30 P. M. over \'CAF 8.45 GT Melody Race. WEEI Phetic Strings. WABC WCAU WHAS WPG Billy Batchelor. Raymond Knight, \ Jolly bill and Jane, \VJZ Variety. WOR the NBC-WIZ netuvn'k. WEEI WGY Democratic Republican Series. WJZ WB7J 8 A.M. 7 EST; 6 CT Organist, W'GN Lowell Thomas. WJZ WBZ WLW KDKA WBAL KDKA WFLA WSM !DT; WFLA Franklin Dens. tenor. WLW Rhapsody. \ \'EAF, so m. (WI.I.1 at Organ 12.30 P.M. EDT; 11.30 A.M. EST; 2.45 P.M. EDT; 1.45 EST; Little Orphan Annie, WSM WGN 11 P.M. EDT; 8.151 10.30 CT 12.45 CT Dixie Circus, WABC:, s: ro. 10 EST; 9 CT b. Kideout and Cuncnt Events, WEEI Harold Stern's music, WEAF E. Ma Perkins. WEAF WEEI WGY Melody Moments. WOR WGY WFLA, Musical Cock, \VGY. 3o m, Merry Madcaps, WEAF WEEI W LW', so m. WLW Variety, WOK 3o m. (WEEI at 11.151 Raaioleers. WSM Desotions, WJZ WITZ KDKA WGY - E. B. Rideout and scores, Mottling RI, hard Maxwell. tenor. WJZ WBAL Sports, WMCA current events. Prayer, WI.W Vic and Sade. WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA WFLA Recordings. WNBX W EEl WSM WELA Agriculttual College, WHAS Lyric Serenade, WABC. WCAU, 7 P.M. EDT; 6 EST; 5 CT Ray Nichols' Orchestra, WGY, 3o m. E.hncs, Wl'G At Kavelin's Orchestra. WABC WCAU 3 P.M. EDT; 2 EST; 1 CT Don Bruin's music, WJZ WHAM, Playground WEAF 3o na. 8.15 A.M. EDT; 7.15 EST; WHAS, so m. (WPG at ra.455) Dreams Come True. WEAF WEE! WGY Baseball Resume, (WBZ KDKA at crois; Ionise Brabant. soprano, WGN WLW WFLA The Bye Family. WEEI Weather. time, "Song Parage." WBZ 6.15 CT i Lande, violinist. \VGY Scott Fishers Orchestra. WOK. ir' Frank Morrison, Scs'y Jules Sports, KDKA Tho and \\-bite, WJZ WBZ WHAM American Federatinn WBAL Landt Stocks. WMCA of labor. WJZ WBZ Freddie Martin's Orchestra. WJZ Cousin bob. Hill Billy. WLW. so m. KDKA WBAL. Travel Talk, KDKA WSM WFLA WNBX WFLA. a h. "Fats" Waller, songs. WABC WPG WHAS Devotions, WI. \\' Handsome Waiter, WBZ- Weather. WPG 12.45 P.M. EDT; 11.45 A.M. EST; Minstrel, WI.\YI Dance Orchestra. WOK. 30 m. Health Exercises, The Four Showmen, Music, news, drama, KDKA Friedman's Orchestra. WhICA News. WNBX 10.45 CT WABC WCAU WPG so ,n. Vttginìn Marucci's Orchestra, \VLW June Prnvinrc, WGN EST; Nick Lucas. WABC 8.30 A.M. EDT; 7.30 The Vagabonds. WGY University Of Kentucky. WHAS, 3o m. 6.90 OT Words and Music, WJZ WHAM WSM Ariel Ensemble. WOR Sundown Serenade, WHAS 11.15 P.M. EDT; 10.15 EST; Cheerio. WEAF WEEI WGY WLW 3o m. \\'ri.A 3o m. Charles Maumgce. WMCA Ford Frick. sports. WOK 9.15 CT actress. WMCA Lew White at the dual organ. WJZ WHAM Its Notes and a Pair of Pipes, WBZ 3.15 P.M. EDT; Gloria Grafton. Gene and Glenn. WSM 3o m. lows trio, WLW' 2.15 EST; 1.15 CT Orthcstra, WGN Casa Loma Orchestra. WABC WPG WBAL KDKA, The WCAU. weather. WBZ William Penn Orchestra. KDKA Wise Man. WEAF WEEI WFLA EST; CT 30 m.) (WIIAS at ir.3o) Time. Health Hunters. 7.15 P.M. EDT; 6.15 5.15 Otian. WSM Luncheon Musicale, WMCA, 30 M. sketch. we-iv Sam, Gil and Louie, WIIAS Dorothy Fredericks, soprano, WLW' Gene and Glenn, WEAF WEE! WGY WFLA Breakfast Rhythm. WFLA Musicale. W(iN Mario Gozzi. baritone. ,WJZ Udo's Tango Orchestra, WMC.4 Carley. pianist, WABC Nits Owls. WNBX Steel Pier Minstrels, WABC WCAU WPG, Luau and Abner, WGN Marion so m. Drama news. WBZ. Organalts, WPC.. 3o m. (WHAS at 5.30) 1 P.M. EDT; 12 N. EST; islanders, WMCA Merry-Makers. KDKA 11.30 P.M. EDT; 10.30 EST; e EDT; 7.45 EST; 11 A.M. CT Joe Emerson's Orchrstra, WLW 9.30 CT ^- - 9.30 P.M. EDT; 2.80 EST; 1.30 CT William Green, WABC 6.45 CT William Green Prs A. F. nt L., WEAF NBC Concert Orchestra. Carl Hott's Orchestra. WEAF WEEI, 30 m. WEAF WEE! \VGY, Club Program. WHAS Marshals Van Rauou Jpo:glut, WABC , 45 m. 30 m. Pool's Orchestra, W'GY, "Labor's Messa.e.' WOR ì1i m. Radio souk, w GY, 3o m. Bond of Friendship, WT.W Ensemble. WMCA 9 A.M. EDT; 8 EST; 7 CT Follies, WLW. 30 m. Bob Albright. WLW Hnme Forum Cookig School. WMCA - WbZ, so m. Pianos, songs. Stier. Pid;ls' music, Morning Glories, WEAF Wcathet, WSC Farm Fatum, WBZ. 30 m. Spring Flower Show. WOR Palmer House Fn.omble, WGN WJZ W'BZ KDKA, Annette McCullough, WGY Market Reports, Sports 3V m, tenor. KDKA Review. concert arch;. \K'`.IC.A, 2 h. Recordings. WNBX Brr,kGsr C.b. n.rhestrc. I,ck Owens Emil Velum Orchestra. WABC WCAU Concert, WNBX Antonia Lnpea, WFLA WJZ WBZ WBAL WFLA, 1 h. (KDKA, 7.30 P.M. EDT; 6.30 EST; 5.30 CT Eddie Lane's Orchestra, WOR, 30 m. WHAS WPG, 3o m. . 3.45 P.M. EDT; 3o in.) Midday Service. WGN, so m. 2.45 EST; 1.45 CT Arlene Jackson. contralto,. W EAF WCY Hal Kemp's Orchestra, WGN Sait and Peanuts. WLW N. I. Club Women. Pre,e.,i .,t Dclin. Ethel Ponce. torch singer, WI.W ' After Dinner Revue. WEEI, 30 tn. 11.45 P.M. EDT! 10.45 EST; The Song Reporter. Dick Newton, WABC qucnq,," Jessie V. ('..,;,dit \VOR "The Kellogg Pact." WABC WIIAS WPG Thornton W. Burgess, WBZ WCAU Marna Sisters. WOR Nancy Martin, KDKA 9.45 CT Devotions. WHAS WSM, 3o m. 1.15 P.M. EDT; 1 2.1 5 EST; Smith and Jacobs. WNBX Bob Newhall, WLW Enoch Light's Orchestra, WABC WCAU WPG Early Birds, WNBX 11.15 A.M. CT 4 P.M. EDT; 3 P.M. EST; 2 CT Tack Shook and Marjorie Cooney, WSM Organ. WHAS WFLA HaW! mep'3os and Ted Weems' Orchestra. The Honorable Archie Gynsv Garden of Melody. 9.15 AM. EDT; 8.15 EST; and Frank, WJZ Trail, WEAL' WTI. I WSM \\'GY Orchestra, 'KGN, m. 7.15 CT KDKA WELA Paul Keast and Rollo Hudson's Rev Ive WABC: WCAU Don hall Trio, WEAF WLF.I WGY WI.W °r. mark --. stock reports. WLW Betty and Bub, WJZ WBZ WLW WHAM 12 M. EDT; i 1 P.M. EST; 10 CT Auditions. WFLA KDKA Burk Rogers, WHAS Hann,me, in Corriast, WABC WCAU - Spurts reporter, WC;N Ralph K;rberiv, baritone. othnuy Johnson's Iom Burgess. WCAU Bill Huggins. songs, WABC WHAS mush, WEAF WEE; WLW 30 m. EST; Newark Orchestra, The The O'Neills. WOK 9.30 A.M. EDT; 8.30 WOR Apple Knockers. WCAU heat Waves, WMCA Guy Lombardo 's music. WJZ WBZ WHAM 7.30 CT Sllrr r Rctivi r., m... WMCA Tea Time Tnpics. WPG, so m. 7.45 P.M. EDT; 6.45 EST; 5.45 CT KDKA WBAL, so m. Eva Taylor, vocalist, WEAF WEEI P.M. Dr. H. 1. Strandhagen,' W'OR Blue Monday Jamboree, WABC WCAU WPG 1.30 EDT; 12.30 EST; Gerald Prouty. WNBX Sisters of the Skillet, WEAF WGY \K'SMs Little Jack Little's Orchestra. WGY 11.30 A.M. CT WHAS, 3o m. Hymns, WI.W 4.15 P.M. EDT; 3.15 Frank Buck, WJZ WBZ WBAL WHAM Chasles Barnet's music, WOR EST; 2,15 CT WFLA Metropolitan Parade, WABC, 45 m. WPG, WGY farm program, \VGY. 3o m. Jesters, trio, WEAF KDKA Dy's End. WMCA. 30 ra. Nai"nnal WGY WSM Al and Pete, WLW so m,; WCAU from 9.45 (WHAS at Farm and Home flour. WIZ WBZ. -The Old Observer." WEE! EDT; P.M. 10.00 ) WHAM KDKA Jack Shook, WSM 12.15 A.M. 11.15 EST; WBAL. W'LW WSM Songs and Stories, Harry Swan, Charles t Backe Carter, news, WABC WCAU WIIAS 10.15 CT Georgia Wildcats. WHAS WELA, h. Since, tenor. WJZ WRZ Labor WFLA is Hour in 34 Time. WOR Earl li.utnett's Orchestra, WGN EST; Day Parade, WABC WCAU WHAS Music by Divano, \WLW 9.45 A.M. EDT; 8.45 WPG- l h. A. Cloyd Gill. news commentator, WMCA 7.45 Salvation Army Staff Rand. WABC WHAS World's Fair Reporter. WGN 12.30 A.M. EDT; 11.00 P.M. EST; Theatre Club Of the Mr. WOK Variety, WOK CT Mattinata, chorus, Carlton Martin, director. Manhattcrs. marte[. WMCA 8 P.M. EDT; 7 EST; 6 CT 10.30 Poems, WNBX ilrssherger'c WEAF WEEI WLW Markets. Painter (rouse Ensemble, WGN. Nash, Richard George' Bavar an Band, WEAL' Champions, Joey Himbcr's \WLF:I WGY, m. Devotions, WGY 3o m 4.30 P.M. EDT; 3.30 EST; 2.30 CT WEEI WGY. 50 m. 30 Thoughts, Helen Orchestra. WEAF Paul Pendarvis' Orchestra, WJZ WBZ Work -a -Day KDKA aid Bob, WNBX Roxanne Wallace. WEAF WEEI \VGY Jan Garber's Orchestra. WJZ WBZ WHAM WIIAS WHAM KDKA WI.W, 3o m. Bob Atchcr, Chicago Symphony Orchestra. WLW, so na. 1.45 P.M. EDT; 12.45 EST; direction Sir KDKA Timmy Gallagher's music. WSM. 30 m. 10 A.M. EDT; 9 EST; 8 CT 11.45 A.M. CT Hamilton Harty. guest condurrnr. WJZ Nap and Dee. WSM WHAM WSM m. Leon Belasco's Orchestra, WABC WPG Rose, WFLA, I h. (KDKA. 30 Dance Tunes. WOR. 30 Breen and de WEAF WEEI WLW Rex Battle's Ensemble, WEAF W'E'E[ m. from 4.151 WIIAS, 3o m. Southerners, WGY IWRZ, 30 m.; Kate Smrth, WABC WCAU WHAS Benny Gundman's music. \'('MC:A Verna Osborne, contralto, \VOR Market Reports. KDKA Hal Kemp's Orchestra, WGN Harvest of Song, WJZ WBZ WBAL KDKA Sports. WMCA Life of Mary Bob Pacelli's Orchestra. WGN WSM WFLA Sothern, WLW Irsh Melodies, WPG Farm Reporter. WNBX Chicago Variety Program. WABC Three Little Eunsters, WMCA Home Hour. WPG, r h.: News at to.3o WHAS WCAU, -so m. WPG from 2 P.M. EDT; 1 EST; 4.45 8.15 P.M. EDT; 7.15 EST; 6.15 CT What's On Today. WNBX 12 N. CT Stole Quotations, WHAS WPG Round- the -World Program Baseball Scores. WSM EST; Revolving Stage, WEAF, 45 m. Josef Zatnar'a Orchestra. \VOR, 3o m. 10.15 A.M. EDT; 9.15 (WEE[ Leah Colbert, WFLA A dance program from the four 8.15 CT r5 m. l Women's Hour, WNBX Lauren Edwin C. Hill. The Human Side of the Clara. Lu 'n' Em, WEAF WEEI WGY Bell- baritone. WGY corners of the earth will be relayed Weather, markets, Wr1.AS 4.45 P.M. EDT; 8.45 EST; 2.45 CT WLW »WSM Lady Next Door, Soin thing 01 Something New, WCAU by short and long wave to WABC - WJ7. WBZ WHAM Catherine Curtis. "Women and Money,' WEAF WEEI Holman Sisters, WMCA Storks. WGY Bridge Talk, WPG Sammy Fuller, KDKA 5 Final. \V-MCA Columbia network listeners at B.00 Jesse Crawford. orean. WGN News Oddities, WNBX -Star Birthday Club, WFLA Palmer House Ensemble, WGN P.M., Saturday, September 8. By Bill and Ginger. WARC WCAU 2.15 P. M. EDT; 1.15 EST; 5 P.M. EDT; 4 EST; a CT 8.30 P.M. EDT; 7.30 EST; 6.30 CT Clara. 1.11 n Lm, \VCrN 12.15 CT Gcorre Sternrv's music, WEAF arrangement with RCA Communi- William Daly's orchestra, Gladys Swarth - Matinee Melodies, WNBX The Monitor Views N. E. Kitchen, WEEI the News, WBZ nut, mgr.-soprano. WEAL' WEEI Musical Album. WGY cations syncopated rhythms from 10.30 A.M. EDT; 9.30 EST; Household Chat, \VGY WABC WPG WCAU WIAV, 3o m. 8.30 CT Georgia I WIIAS, 15 m.) Or- London, Buenos Aires and Hono- Wildcats. WHAS Tenor, WOR King's Guard quartet, Bernard Levitnw's Parade. Frank Ricciardi, baritone. chestra, WHAM KOKA WSM WFLA News and Morning WEAP WSM. WOR Bob lulu will share the half -hour with Matinee Musicale, WMCA Wilson's Orchestra. WNBX Win-1v City Revue. WABC. 30 in. ;n m. (WLCI from ,o.35) (WGY at Hawaiian Program, WNBX ro.45; Romance of !Men Trent, W'GN "Raffles," "'lite Adventures of the Black the music of four outstanding Market Basket, WGY 5.15 P.M. EDT; 4.15 EST; 3.15 CT Opal." WPG 2.30 P.M. EDT; 1.30 EST; Srn(onietta, WOR, 3o m. American dance bands. Recordings, WEEI 12.30 CT Skippzr Jinn's Slop of Joy, W'RZ Mail Bag, WLW KDKA Kiddies' Klub. KDKA Lone Ranger, WGN, 3o m. Today's Children, drama. WJZ WBZ WHAM Albany on Parade, WGY Weekday Devotions. WHAS U. S. Navy Band. WMCA, I It. 1mmmmm111111 maimmimmammmlm111m11111 on IIMEM mii l WBAT. KDKA WFLA Home, Sweet home. WJZ Dell Henderson. songs, WPC. 8.45 P.M. EDT; 7.45 EST; 6.45 CT About You," Harold 'All Sherman, WABC Cooking School, WBZ, so m. "Story Teller's House." WOR Broadcast from me Seto Parker." WJZ News, piano, WCAU WI LAS_ Home Forum, KDKA, 3o m. Don Bigelow 50,i orchestra, WGY 81137. WHAM WSM KOKA WELA STATION w 10.45 A.M. EDT; 9.45 EST; Gene Burchell's Orchestra, WLW News Oddities, WNBX Harold Stephens, tenor, WPG 8.45 CT Markets, WSM i Jones Beach Water Carnival, WABC WPG, 5.30 P.M. EDT; 4.90 EST; 3.30 CT 9 P.M. EDT; 8 EST; 7 CT DIIRECTOIRY News, Radio Kitd:en, WJZ KDKA WFLA 3o m. (WHAS, 15 m.) Rafter S. Riders. WEAF WEEI WSM News. musicale, WBZ WGY A &P Gypsies, Frank Park:i, tenor, WT,AF Baseball. 2 games. Detroit vs. Chicago. Jackie Heller, tenor, WJZ WBZ KDKA WEEI WGY, 30 m. News and Three Flats. WABC WCAU WGN. 3 h.. Is m. WHAM Page 4 WHAS Minstrels, Gene Arnold. Joe Parsons, male Texas Cowboys. WMCA, 30 m. Singing lady. WJZ WBZ KDKA WHAM Quarret, Daily Story, WNBX WJZ WBZ WHAM WBAL WLW Deane, 11 11 I Martha WOR, 3a m. WLW KDKA WSM WELA, 3o m. BlWmlmmmmmimmmmmmmmlmmmml®t®l IIIAII, { 1 II lc Saturday, September 1, 1934 TILE IICROPHONE Page Seven Robison And His Buckaroos Began Their Careers In English Tour Carson Is A "Home, Home r 7 The jitange"-And Dressed For It Collector of Range Songs At the microphone the thrilling Bar X Days and Nights series, featuring CARSON ROBISON and His Buckaroos, consisting of PEARL PICKENS and JOHN and BILL MITCHELL, with a cast of veteran radio actors, in songs and drama is typical of, as it is phrased, the wild and woolfy West. CARSON RontsoN, son of the Kansas prairies, is a king pin among authorities of folk songs of the old West, commonly des- ignated as cowboy songs. His music library contains more than 500 such compositions, plus a sprinkling of hill -billy tunes, and among them are approximately 150 works from his own pen. From his library. he selects the musical numbers for each Bar X Days and Nights broadcast. He constantly is searching for other old and authentic songs of the Western range. Each discovery is added to his library. Each dis- covery of merit becomes potential radio material. The Bar X Days and Nights program is equally balanced with Western drama and music. Some CAItsoN RoB1s ,N and His Buckaroos -L Jt in right: CARSON ROBISON, PI.ARI PICKENS, JOHN MITCHELL and WILLIAM MITCHELL. of the dramatic narratives are woven around a song, especially lar. and the dates. if more than a commercial program. During cowboy fiddler of Kansas, was his the old story song. and some of once, when it was published. July, 1934, the program was re- tutor. When only 12, CARSON Roxy's Show the musical programs are selected These latter dates are useful in instated on the WABC- Columbia wrote his first song -a church as appropriate for a particular checking copyrights. network, this time as a sponsored hymn. During his youth he ran Dramatic story. Plays Own Compositions production. away from home and rode the Will Present Western Drama The Program range in both Kansas and Okla- CARSON ROBISON retains for homa. As an example. "Lay Down the exclusive use of himself and On the stroke of 9 P. M.. Ear Pictures is a Dogics," from CARSON'S pen, the Buckaroos some of his own EDST, each Thursday. CARsoN A Real Westerner Western story song around which When Roxv and his gang come compositions. They never have and His Buckaroos crowd around The love of the soil and ranch back to has been woven a typical Bar X the air again over the been published. Among such a microphone in the Columbia life today is CARSON'S most dis- Days and Nights dramatic nar- WABC network beginning Septem- compositions are "Texas Dan" studios in New York and sound tinctive characteristic a mem- rative. as ber is at 8.45 P. M. he will experi- and "Texas Home," two typical off their theme song. CARSON ber of radioland. In preference It is the song story of a young ment with what he calls "car pic- cowboy songs; "Oklahoma Char- himself wears a harmonica sus- to living a fashionable Park man and his wife who migrated in tures." lie," and "Jed Turney's Gal," two pended from a contraption hooked Avenue penthouse, he owns and from the East to the West and The new "Rosy Revue' will in- story songs, and Long, Long over his head, and has both a resides on a 144 -acre farm near settled on a ranch. The man clude a large concert orchestra, a Way From Home," the theme Jew's -harp and guitar at his fin- Valley, subsequently was shot and par- Poughkeepsie. in Pleasant mixed chorus, a male quartet and a song of the Bar X Days and ger tips. He plays each instru- New York. The farm now is alyzed by a rustler, after which dramatic cast. In addition guest Nights series. ment. in addition to the piano. his comely wifc managed the stocked with about 20 cows. two soloists will appear on each pro- CARSON wrote the last number and sings and whistles. ranch and rode the range. riding ponies, about 500 chickens gram. Many of the guests are new just a short while before the PEARL PICKENS and JOHN and -and a couple of tractors. to the air, results of extensive au- During the long nights she premiere performance of the Bar sang constantly, after the manner BILL MITCHELL huddle around CARSON lives in a rambling ditioning which Roxt' has been X Days and Nights program. It with of the cowboy, to keep the range the microphone their leader. farmhouse which faces an artifi- carrying on for some time. represents his sentiment while Both JOHN and BILL, in will in cattle quiet. Otherwise, the addition cial pond, and stands to the rear The "ear pictures" be the witnessing a rodeo performance to singing, play banjos, the Jew's form of a new combined musical howls of coyotes or wolves. the of the house. Each Fall he en- in the Madison Square Garden, harp and the harmonica, while and dramatic technique. They will clapping of thunder or the flash New York. tertains at a barn dance for radio of lightning, or even the sharp PEARL relies entirely upon her be musical presentations which. CARSON organized his Bucka- rich contralto voice. She once associates and his country neigh- with the complements of sound ef- report of a pistol shot may have roos in February. 1932. He was caused them to stampede. The studied for an operatic career in bors. fects and dialogue, will stimulate obsessed with the idea that a good song outlines the story in skele- Europe. His city friends always come the listeners to form mental pictures vocal quartet. including members CARSON was born in Chetopa, similar to those created by elaborate ton form; the dramatic narrative who could play instrumental ac- dressed in outlandish farm cos- it Kansas, and early learned many scenic effects on a visible stage. based on is embellished. companiments, could make a hit tumes -and his country friends The narratives built around old of the old Western songs. His Easy informality and pleasant in- in England as singers of Western father, once named the champion in formal attire. timacy will be the keynote of the story songs are usually fictional, songs. while the other Bar X Days and programs. Nights dramatic narratives, The Buckaroos Begin "There is too much em- around which the musical pro- In April, 1932, after two Storybook Enemies Will phasis on split -second tim- grams are built, are either fic- months of rehearsing with the ing in many radio programs,"- tional or factual. Some of them Buckaroos, they boarded an ocean says Roxy. "we will tn to are based on historical occur- liner for England, and soon Greet Oysters Over NBC get away from clock -con- rences, as authenticated by re- thereafter were starred in several The WALRCs and the CARPENTER, those well known connoisseurs sciousness and achieve more search, and the others are brain of England's fashionable music of the succulent bivalve, will informally welcome oysters back into of the spontaneity which children of their author. He is. halls and hotels. Among the lat- circulation on Saturday, September 1, the first day of the first "R" characterized the early days FINIS FARR, veteran radio con - ter were the Hotel Berkeley, the month. of broadcasting." Savoy and the Hotel tinuity writer. Hotel Clar- The program entitled "Oysters TER some of the eccentricities of CARSON ROBISON, for one idge. They also made some 80 'R' in Season." will he heard over the young shellbacks, and music Mrs. Roosevelt thing, is scrupulously attentive to records of cowboy songs. "f Was an NBC-WJZ network at 4.15 by the NBC orchestra will drown Born in Wyoming," the dates at which songs were "Going to P. M. their tears as they contemplate Back on the Air' popular, in choosing them to il- the Barn Dance Tonight," and The debut of the younger set the nine "R" months in which lustrate any given dramatic sketch. "Home on the Range," were their of the Lynnhaven. Blue Point and they will be in the limelight. Mrs. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT most popular English recordings. will return to the air the If the drama is laid in the Nine- 'other well known families of A cast of well known NBC over Bay NBC -WJZ network on Tuesday, ties, he will not use a song of CARSON and His Buckaroos Cape Cod and Chesapeake players and singers in holiday any other period to illustrate it. stayed in England until the Fall of will be broadcast from the NBC mood will portray the tribulations September 4, at 9.30 P. M. who The First Lady comes back to Each song chosen will be taken 1932, and the next Spring they be- studios at Radio City. Those of the oysters in humorous the a from the collection of those gan presenting the Bar X Days prefer to do so will appear before sketches and topical songs deal- microphone for series of in was in a cocktail, four broadcasts. She will be which were popular the Nine. and Nights program. It first the microphone ing with the opening of the sea- tics. Each musical composition broadcast over the WABC- Colum- while others will affect a simple heard every Tuesday in Septem- son. The program is written and in his library contains the date bia network as a sustaining pro- decolette a la half shell. ber in a half -hour program in when it was written, if ascertain- grom. but after a few mont :s was In presenting them, the WAL- arranged by FRANCIS WILSON, which she will share time with able; the date when it was popu- switched to another network as RUS will explain to the CARPEN- NBC staff writer. an orchestra. Pane Ligh: THE JIICROPHONF. Saturday, September 1, 193.1 Tuesday, September 4 - Mrs. Roosevelt on NBC -WJZ, 9.30 P.M. 11 Kavchio's Orchestra. WABC WCAU See Ship Ahoy. WCAU NBC S.mry ray Or,- his, -a. Fran: Black con lligllii;hlti WHAS. 30 m,: WPG from 17.45 rnnrerssh OLI Tani songs, WNBX .i r \s IZ WBZ WHAM 'SAL, Markets. mean, WGN 6 P.M. EDT; 4 EST; 3 CT P.M. s, un E:,Lei s Úi.Lc tri, Wa . m, Blue Room WLW WMCA Echoes. WEM WEE! % IA\ , stocks. m. (WGY at 5.'51 .S!r. l' ^.n's Orchestra. Organ Tones, W`tIX V.s, II;II I l C I l 1"l'I;,I;II'1L1111111111 ; i l l ,' lll l'l'.II:IIIIII: P1cC;ll i ih ia. ,I;'' IIiS'..L;i;a l'I',f,E I''' I',r. .I i 1,L;.'.i,d .I i. " .I, .l'L.I:Iaaullaî.l IIJ:II] d,l'',u',II L,I:'ILllul I IIIiL:IIÍICi611.LIC'-= Tells More In A Cartoon, Sometimes, Than Many Writers Tell In Thousands Of Words EVERYTHING IS QUIET ALONG THE RHINE_ LET US HAVE JOLLy MARCHES AND Gay TUNE5 Drawn by the eminent `. caricaturist Henry pits resa slit trill priieled in August SOH-O fj' h// T vti, ...._ _ . _ , Q.- Powerful cartoon, isn't it? A. -Yes; it has been called the best cartoon dealing with the recent German madness. Almost always, you will find something outstanding in NOW; something to make you think. By the way, did you know that NOW became a quarterly with the August issue? The next issue will appear in the late Fall. Fifteen Cents the copy; subscription, 12 issues for $1.50. Send cash, check or money order to the Circulation Manager, No. 34 Court Square, Boston, Mass. The IIICItOPIIONE. Inc. Pagc Tcn THE aMiCROPHONE Saturday, September 1, 1934 Wednesday, September 5 - Fred Allen on NBC -WEAF at 9 P.M. Ward and Muzzy. piano duo. WENS,' 6.15 P.M. EDT; 5.15 EST; 4.15 CT "F,otlight Edina." WOR, 30 m. Highlights Baty Battben. WABC WCAU WHAS Alluring Al Pear.-r'' Gang. WEAF WLW 1:'FLA Chang, Symphony Orchestra, WGN. z h. Home Sweet Home, WPG Joe and Eddie. WGY 9.15 P.M. EDT; WOR 8.15 EST; 7.15 CT P.M. Rod Arkell, Alma Kitchell. soprano. WJZ WHAM WSM Variety, WFLA Musicale. WMCA. 10 m. Bill Williams, WBZ Tom, Dick and Harry. WGN Polka. Fugue, born W'einbetgers 1.a) roan Looks at Baseball. KDKA "Schwanda. " overture to Goldmark's Morning Concert, WNBX Bobby Benson and Suety Jim, WABC 'Sakuntala Music:' NBC-WEAF WCAU C:Iuck.Mnttl Ballet Suite; 12.16 P.M. EOT; 11.15 A.M. EST; Rie, sky- s Or,,.,. WHAS. K..nakuff "Sadko" ; I)vorak's 4.30--Chinjn Symphony Or- 10,15 CT so m. "Ilumua;sc.- WABC. !!' c WNBX 15 Honevhoy and Sassafras, WEAP WEEI 45 m , ul't.. M. chestra., NBC -WJZ and WGY P.M. Martha Hal. 8.30 EDT;.5.30 EST; 4.30 CT 9.30 P.M. EDT; 8.30 EST; 7.30 CT 6.00- Tennis Resume, NRC- Charles Sears, tenor, WJZ WHAM KDKA \! \I \ \11F U, First Amenai Cup Races, WJZ \VELA WSM t errent L, t::r, and 1-ase ^s!1 scores, WEA,k weather. temperature, wit! Imperial Hawaiians. WPG. an m. Tote. WBZ at ,. i , W JZ Motion Picture Associa- Midday Songs, KDKA Shmd:a. WOK 9.00- \'1f.% a! 0 11A Travelogue, WMCA tion, NBC -W'JZ Batty and Ikon. WLW T: -r, weather, WS7 "Chansonne," WABC WCAU WIIAS WPG (.on :e.!y Stan of Holl.wocd, KDKA 5.4$ P.M. EDT; 8.45 EST; 7.45 CT Fred Allen. James Melton. \'artery, WOR Jack Armstrong, W'LW Lcah Colbert, 'OEM tenor, NBC -WEAF Hob Fanons, tenor. WGN String Music. W'SM That's Lífc." News drama, WOK. m. Health talk, WNBX 30 Expedition Broad. News and Jury Cooper, WABC 10 P.M. EDT; 9 EST; 8 CT 10.00-Byrd 12.30 P.M. Era -; 11.3e A.;.:. EST; Billy Hate ,Orcbcstra. WCAU cast. CBS -WABC 10.30 CT WGN Orchestra. WGN WEAF WEE} A 'i , l ',\ ,l ,. _l old sat, so M. l.ombardo's Merry Medians. WEAF WELT WGY WLW News. WOR Guy Orchestra, Screen revue. WMCA Iknntt King. Lo -..s Katzman 's Orchestra, Vic and Sade, WJZ WBZ KDKA WV A \\'I7. 1\'147 KDKA iNBC -WEAF WSM Sports. WNBX R; J 1 a ;- u Nn,,.!.,st. WARC WCAU Bennis King, NBC -WJZ Al Kavelin's Orchestra, WABC WCAU, So 6.45 P.M. EDT; 5.45 EST; 4.5 CT to m. m. (WPG WHAS at x2.451 Billy Batchelor. Raymund Knight, WEAF as t0.3() -Harn Richman. Jnin B. Sanders Sisters, WHAS WGY Kennedy, NBC -WJZ Scott Esher's muse,. WOR. 30 m. Nauticleers, WEEI 1 o. t P.M. EST; 9.15 EST; Populi- Rhythms, WGN Lowell Thomas. news. WJZ WBZ WHAM CT 12.45 P.M. EDT; 11.45 A.M. EST; WLW KDKA W'FI.A Orchcstu, (All programs are listed in Eastern 10.45 CT Summary of Play. Natrona' term:, mat.hcs, WJZ W'BZ KDKA WABC WCAU WIIAS 0, PG Daylight Saving Time, Eastern This and That, W'L1.1 Words and music. WJZ WHAM WFLA, Little Orphan Annie, WGN WSM Variety, WOR Jetty A,1,1', mais. WMCA Standard Time is ocre hour earlier, 3c. m. (WSM at r.00) Comc.l William Penn Orchestra. KDKA Sports. WMCA Central Time is two hours earlier.) Bob Church. WNBX 10.30 P.M. EDT; 9.30 EST; gg Notes and a Pair of Pipes. WBZ 8.30 String music. WSM 7P.M. EDT; O EST; CT A.M. EST` 5CT 9 EOT; 8 7 CT Live Stock Reports. WLW Baseball Resum_, WEAF "The Other Americas," Edward Tomlinson WEAF WC ;Y, 3o Herman anal Banta, \\TAP Florida Male Quartet. WGN Gould and Shelter. piano duo, WEEI WFLA m. Scissors and Paste, WGY Musicale, WMCA. in m. violinist, Manhattan Merry-Go-Hound, WEEI. 30 M. Jules Lande. WGY Jack Denny', Breakfast Club, WJZ \C'BZ WHAL WHAM Royal Poet. WNBX Johnny Johnson's Orchestra, Harry Richman and Orchestra, WJZ WHAM. John B. Kennedy, KDKA, I h. (W'PLA. 43 m.) (WSM at 1 P.M. EDT; 12 N. EST; CLAIRE WILLIS is one of the more so m. al 7.157 WJZ WHAM, so m. (KDKA "Radians," W'B7., 9.1 s) 11 A.M. CT News, Drama, and WBZ. so m. attractive soloists who appear *ritual Singeas. Henry Thera' Orchestra, De. orion. WSM 3o m. WLW Markets, weather, WEAF The Old Observer, Salt arid Peanuts. W'I-W Radin Gang. WGY with radio darce orchestras. She Music, ncw1, drama, KDKA KDKA Jimmy Coillsghcr's Orchestra. WSM The Sing Reporter, Dick Newton, WCBC Weather, agriculture. WBZ, an m. Piano. WSM WCAU is heard whenever Pnl(ato and WFI A Playn,. W'FLA, 30 tn. Markcth, KUI.A C.rnsley Salon Orchestra. WLW Ctuu.le Devotions, WIIAS. 30 m. his Gene Kardos' Music. WABC Ar,a:n.t CS:me, WABC WCAU Ohio Farm Bureau, WLW orchestra play on the air. V PG WHAM. Tale B'ds, RV.\BX Noonday Dante. Ford Prick. sports, WOK 30 m. WFLA "\'reroutes. WOR. i0 m. 0.15 A.M. EDT; 8.15 EST; \'clans& s Orchestra. W'GN hail Orchestra, WABC WCAU Charles Rarnatt-t mnsi(, WMCA. 7.15 CT WHAS. 3o m. (WPG, r) m.) 4 P.M. EDT; 3 P.M. EST; 2 CT Glana Gr aftou. actrcv, WMCA Sii m. Dora Johnny. Hoop's Orchestra, WGX Hall Trio, WTAF WGY WLW Mid -Day Savor. W'(.N. 3c. m. WEAF WEEI WSM W"FLA. 31, M. Serenade. WHAS Ps - :us m Harm c: W'Ali \r(:AU Roza Van DUter'+ Orchestra, WOR. 10.45 P.M. EDT; 9.45 EST; 30 m. IW(TY, bU+rrles+ talk tu 1.101 7.16 P.M. EOT; 6.15 EST; 5.1S CT CT 9.30 A.M. EDT; B.30 EST; Vermonters. WNBX Pops Conceit. direction of (.hrstrin Kress, Gene and Glenn. WEAF WGY WPLA 8.45 7.30 CT 1.15 P.M. EDT' 1 2.1 5 EST; Betty and Bob, WJZ. WBZ WHAM KDKA Dark Trac-y. detective. WEEI Rep. Finlay Gray. WLW Dream Ship. W'(,N ALnrmng,Glones, dance tunes, \«'EAF WGY 11.18 A.M. Cl WLW I LI Kemp's Or tr,s :u, WGN "On the Village Green." Barlow. era 1 ¿s. Joe Emerson, WLW On %Vines of Song WEAF WEE! WGY Howard \ an. inn \\ABC 11 P.M. EOT; 10 EST; 9 CT WABC WHAS, 30 m. riub Pro: ram, WHAS A/omit% Melodies. WEEi The Honorable Archie and Frank. WJZ Harr) Meyer's Music, WEAF Tea Tune Tonics. WPC:. ao reg ananc,ai WFLA Metropolitan Parade, WABC WPG. 30 m.; KOKA WSM Ncws, WSM MGT. :5 m.) The Apple Knoaka, WCAU. 50 m. ire Lrxno:: , (hj.csca, WLW WHAS WCAU from 9.43 Weather. WI W. E. B. Hideout. news and baseball scaly Wildcats. WHAS Auditions. WFLA Dr. H. I. Strandhagen WOR jannn D \\ OR WEEI Afternoon Concert. WNBX 9.45 A.M. EDT; 8.45 EST; New Jersey Women's Clubs. WPG Pailler Hoare. Ensemble. W'GX Ziaraz Circle Ranch. WJZ WEAL Va_al.c.nd Sheers. W SIA WHAM 7.5 CT Mirror Relleerin,,.. WMCA 4.15 P.M. EDT; 3.15 EST; 2.15 CT Weather and 'Song Painter." WBZ Southernahes quartet. WEAF WEEI WLW 1.30 P.M. EOT; 12.30 EST; Divano's music. WLW 7.30 P.M. EDT; 6.30 EST; 5.30 CT Spats. KDKA News, Trio. WEEI 11.90 A.M. CT Banjo, piano. WOK Pickeia Ssten, WI:AE WGY Prank Buck. WSM Mid Mornmg Dcvonons, WGY Dick Fidler s ()nebula. WrAF WEEi, so M. Bob Wilson's Orchestra, W'\BX After Dinner Revue. WEEI, 3o m. Cosmopolitan Sucnade, WLW. 3o m. Adrian O'Brien. WBZ So m. 4.30 P.M. EDT; 3.30 EST; 2.30 Cl Colonials. WGY ma Lures. s us WABC WCAU WHAS Seashore Ho :cl (rude, Work-A Day Th.rneEci. KDKA Farm Program. WGY. so in. The Jesters- trio. WEAF WEEI WSM bene Riah, dramatic sketch, "Jewels of in WPG Bob At.hcr, National Farm .44 Horne Hour, WJZ WRZ armament." WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA Weather, Bert Blocks Orchestra, WOR, Old Observer, WGY 30 m. WHAM KDKA WSM WFIA, t h. (WLW Chicago WSM 10 A.M. EDT; 9 EST; 8 CT Symphony Orchestra. Henry Nad - June Pros-Mee. WGN at 1.401 In, directing. WJZ WSM WHAM, I b. Bob Newhall. WLW Joe Reichman's Orchestra. W'FLA Breen and de R. WEAF Vi LEI WABC WCAU (WBZ. 30 w.l IWFLA bona 4.4» Garden of Mclodv. 11.15 P.M. EDT; 10.15 EST; The Southerners, 111GY WIIAS WPC:. Sn m. (KOKA. 30 m. from 4.43) Phil Spitalny's Enfcrasi . WABC WCAU 9.15 CT Harvest of Song. WJZ WBZ WHAM Marken. rm+cmble, WGN Buck Rnae.s WHAS Markets. KDKA Bob 6:a,; s c io t.rar2. t' KDKA WSM WFLA - Bud Ft.h.c,', ()i,lc.na. \t' }ores\, 33 m. The Oh \c,lk WOR Life of Mary S..them, WLW Robert Royce. tenor, WJZ WBZ %'RANI Orcan. N.11A1 Theatre CI' !. %Tog larcin Taller. WFLA Ordwaya. W MC.1 KDKA Malin,. Surgery, WABC WHAS WCAU Dr. Forkell, \\'' X Edgar Sydenstncker, Div. of Research, Mil- Melody Masters. WLW Gene and Glenn. W'CM W( 4U Spurts reporter. WGI. 1.46 P.M. EDT; 12.45 EST; bank Memorial funds. "The Ikpresaton Sank Jack Little s Orchestra, WABC W'PG Hone Hour. WPG. 1 h. News at 10.30 11.45 A.M. CT and the Nations Health." WABC 7.45 P.M. EDT; 6.45 EST; 5.45 CT WHAS WCAU, to W'leat's on 'fishy. WNBX Harold Knighr O-hstn, WABC Drama. stocks. WCAU Shuns of the skalleeWEAF WGY WSM Luna and Abner, WGN 1 0.1 5 A.M. EDT. 9.15 EST; \'erns Osborne. soprano. W'OR Stocks WPG Frank Busk. WIZ WBZ WHAM WBAL W H.1S Conner n Ls,tu WHAS 8.15 CT "Rube Appleberry. WGN Irving Aaonson's Orchestra. W'OR, 30 m. KDKA WFLA 11.30 P.M. EDT; Green Mt. Sager. WNBX 10.30 EST; Clara. Lu 'n' Em. W 'EAF W LEI W'GY 2 P.M. EDT; 1 EST; 12 N. CT Melody Masters. WLW 9.30 CT Boake Caster. news. WABC WCAU WSW Two Scats in the Balcony. WEAF WEEI 4.45 P.M. EDT, 4.45 EST; 2.45 CT WHAS Nn :anal RI.fin Foram. W'FAF "Less. the WOR WLF! Fnrenda Trio. WJZ WBZ WBAL WGY, so m. Adventures on Mystery Island, WEAF WEE! Furors Man: WGY WSM. so M. A. new. Ukulele too. W.117. The Romany Trail. WABC W'PG WCAU, WFLA. 30 in. ClnyJ Gtll, u,mmontator, WDICA Don Bator's Onhcstra, WJZ WBZ Birthday Club. W'I l A 3n m. Stocks, WGY Worlds Fair news. WGN WHAM. 30 m. Sammy Fuller, KDKA Weather, mokas. WHAS Business News, WLW 8 P.M. EOT; 7 EST; 6 CT William Penn Orchestra. KDKA, an M. WABC Bill and Ginger. WCAU Trio. WOR The instrumentalists, WABC WIIAS WPG The Baron. Peter Van Stecden's Orchestra, ( :aetle Yarn) nous, WLW. 30 m. Matinee Melodies, \\'NBX WCAU Singers, WMCA WEAF WEFT WGY WSM WEIA. rra. Organ, WHAS. 3o m. Jeffery Michand, WNBX so 10.30 A.M. EDT; 9.30 EST; Jesse Crawford, organist, WGN `Crime Clues, drama, WJZ WBZ KDKA, Eddie Lane's Music, WOR, 3o m. 8,30 CT 2.15 P. M. EDT; 1.16 EST; S P.M. EDT; 4 EST; 3 CT 30 m. Wayne King's Orchestra, WGN Bavarian Orchestra. So News. Three Scamps. WEAF WSM 12.15 CT Henry King's Orchestra. wrAF WGY WHAM, m. 11.45 P.M. EDT; 10.45 EST; Crime Clues. WLW. an m. Organ. Will RoWmance of Helen Trent, WABC WCAU WLW WFLA, 10 m. IWEEI, 15 a.; 9.45 CT The Market Basket. WGY GN The Monitor Views the News, WBZ Phúalny's Ensemble. Maxine, WABC Dance Mnsir, WHAM Today's Children, WIZ WBZ WBAL, KDKA Wildcats, WHAS Afternoon Musical, WGN. I h.. IS m. Frank Dailey's Orchestra, WABC WCAU WFLA Newark Orchestra. WOR Jack Brooks Orchestra. WABC WHAS, 3o M. Sam, Gil. Louie. WHAS WHAS WPG Ted Weitz, songs. WPG All About You," Harold Sherman. Af usicalc. WMCA IWCAU WPG at 5.1)) Jan Garber's Orahestn, W"GX. 30 m. WABC For Trappers. WCAU 'three Little Fullmer,, WMCA News and Fiddlers' Fancy. WCAU. )o m. ; 2.30 P.M. EDT; 1.30 EST; 12 M. EDT; 11 WHAS, The Trappers. WCAU Koh Church, WNBX P.M. EST; 10 CT r5 m.: WABC from 10.4) 12.30 CT Buddy Jack Bud!. WLW Variety, WOK Fran Frey's Frolic, WOR, 3o m. Rogers' music. WEAF WEE!, 30 m. The Sizzlers Trio. 11:17AE WEEI Dorris Gibson, WNBX 8.15 P;M. EDT; 7.15 EST; 6.15 CT Marshall Van Pool's Orchestra. WGY, 10.45 A.M. EDT; 9.46 EST; Albany on Parade, WGY 30 m. Home Sweet Horne, sketch. W'JZ WHAM 5.15 P.M. EDT; 4e.15 USTI 3.15 CT Edwin C. Hill, "The Human Side of the 8.45 CT News". WABC News, Lary Lees Orchestra, W'LW Home Foruru Conking Sohool, WB7., 30 m. Sybil Jane Morse. pianist. WEEI W CUAWPG Red Nichol's Orchestra, WABC Berry Crocker, WEAF WGY WLW WFLA Helen Leers WCAU KDKA Home Forum. KUK.S. 30 w. Skipper Jim's Mythical Ship. WBZ Orchestra, WHAS WHAS, 3o m. (:rind Morning Melodies. WEEI s -Stn Gene Bunbdl's Orchestra, W'LW Kiddies' Mob. KDKA venal, WMCA Dance Orchestra. WOR News and NBC Radin Kitchen, WJZ KDKA WGN Orchestra. WGN WBAL Markets. WSM Demotions, WHAS IW'SM at io.)o) Bookman. theatre review. WFLA Howe, guitar, WPG 6.30 P.M. EDT ;' 7.30 EST; 6.30 CT 12.15 A.M. EST; 11.15 P.M. ES1I News. musicale, W'BZ Swinging Along. WABC. WHAS Amateur Astronom_rs, talk. WOR 10.15 CT Studio Program. W'SM WPG Wayne Kinfi's Orchestra. WEAF WEEI Woman s Club. WCAU. M. Marsels. WNBX Bob 30 WGY WSM. 30 m. Ted Weems' Orchestra, WGN Atrher, WHAS Martha WAR, 30 Daily Story, Deane. m. e.ao P.M. EDT; .30 EST; 3.30 CT Unbroken Melodies. WLW WNBX Teases Cowboys, WMCA. 10 m. 12.30 A.M. EDT; 11.30 P.M. EST; Old Jim Bridger. «\'LAF Will WGY Mario Cozzi, hantnne, WJZ WBZ KDKA 10.30 CT 11 A.M. EDT; 10 EST; 9 CT Century of Progress. orchestra. WGN WSM Everett Marshall's Broadway Vanities. Colette Clyde Juan Reyes, pianist, WEAF WGY 2.45 P.M. EDT; 1.45 EST; Singing Lady, WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA Carla. WABC WCAU WHAS. 3o in. Luca' Orchestra, WEAF WLW, Edison 12.45 CT Jane and Cul,en, 'WPG 30 m. Friendly Kinhen, WEEI WLW Jimmy Ray Step and The Lone Ranger. WGN, 3o m. Nichols Or.hcstra, WC?, 30 m. Skip. llappiana, WGY Ma Perkins. WEAF WEEI WGY WLW Ralph Deans toy band. WLW Jack The Wite Saver, WJZ WSM Ralph Waders. WFLA U. S. Manne Band. WMCA. I h. Berger's Orchestra, WJZ WBZ The Honeymonnen, Jack WHAM KDKA. WI.W. an m. WSM at W'BZ WSM Colette Carley, songs, WTZ WHAM WFLA Armstrong, WABC WCAU 8.45 P.M. EDT; 7.45 EST; 6.45 CT 12.45 Uncle Torn and Betty. KDKA Crane WABC Weather, Joe Small's Orchestra, WPC Calder. bass. Thornton Fisher. Sport Stories off the Record. Baseball scores. piano. News. livestock, WLW College of Agriculture. WHAS Christine Ridge. WHAS WSM WIZ KDKA WHAM Al Kavelin's music. WABC WCAU, so m. "Cooking Clnseups," WABC WCALI Palmer House Ensemble. WGN Town Talk. WOR Mang Strings, WBZ Farm Talk. WPG WMCA. m. Jan Wiener, organist. WPG. 30 m. 9 P.M. EDT; 2 EST; 1 CT Sally's Parts. 30 Monkey sketch, Master Tommy Linton, WIIAS Farm Flashes. WNBX Hollow, WLW Louis Panico's Orchestra. WHAS, 30 m. Dreams Come True, WEAF WEEI WGY Johnny Hamp's Orchestra, WGN Parmenter and Severance, WNBX WLW 5.45 P.M. EDT; 4.45 EST; 3.45 CT 9 P.M. EDT; 8 EST; 7 CT 11.15 A.M. EDT; 10.15 EST; Don Carlos' Orchestra, WJZ WBZ WHAM Oleanders. WEAF WEEI WGY W.'5M \\TL1 Town Hall Tonight. Fred Allen, James M:1- 1 A.M. EDT: 12 M. ESTi 0.15 CT KDKA WFLA Tenor. WGY ton. Lennie Hayton's Orchestra, WEAF 11 P.M. CT WEEI WGY WSM, Alice Remsen. contralto. WEAF WEEi Camay Minstrels, WLW Little Orphan Annie, WJZ W HZ KDKA WLW t h. Gene Kardne Orchestra. WABC WGY Motion Picture Asso Cation Program, Merry Macs, WJZ WHAM WBAL KDKA Piano, WSM The Trans. WLW -WJZ Miller Welch's Orchestra. WHAS WSM Ann Lea(, organ, WABC WPG WCAU, Gordon. Dave, Bunny. WABC WIIAS WBZ WHAM WBAL. 30 m. Coney Island Orchestra. WLW. 3o en. 3o en. WCAU Monkey Cochrane. baseball, 'ABC WCAU Charles Boucett's Orchestra. WOR, 3o m. Women's Club News. AVIV WHAS Franklin Bens' Orchestra. \VLW University of Kentucky. WHAS, 30 m. Larry Charles. tenor. scores. W'PG Bob Pacelli s Orchestra. W'GN Morning Topics. WFLA Ensemble. -WOR, 30 in. Te. Fletcher. Lonely Cowboy, weather, Franklin Bens' Orchestra, WGN Charles Mass:tiger. WMCA WOR Rambles in Rhythm. WABC. WCAU. 30 m.: Century of Progress orchestra. W'GN Chicago Symphony Orchestra. WGN, 45 a. Loretta Adams. soprano. WPG 3.15 P.M. EDT; 2.15 EST; 1.15 CT Andy Cancdy, WNBX After the Theatre Dolly Dean. WHAS "Wise Man," WEAF WGY WFLA 6 P.M. EDT; 5 EST; 4 CT Town Crier. WNBX Del Castillo, WEEI Resume National Tennis Championships, 11.30 A.M. EDT. 10.30 EST; Harry Kneen's music. WEAF WJZ WBZ WEAF WLW WFLA 0.30 CT WHAM KDKA WFLA Evening Tattler, WEEL 30 m. Barbecued Chicken Rainbow Court. WLW' Evening Brevities, WGY Betty Moore. WEAF WEEi WGY WLW Islanders. WMCA Education in the News. WJZ WSM WFLA U. S. Army Band, WJZ WBAL KOKA Baseball, Chicago vs. New York, WGN, 2 h., Dolly Morrow's Music Makers, WBZ In a quiet nook at WFLA WSM. so m.: WHAM from u.4) 30 M. Dan and Sylvia, KDKA Household Chat. WNBX 3.30 P.M. EDT; 2.30 EST; 1.30 CT Buck Rogers, WABC WCAU WHAS 11.45 A.M. EDT; 10.45 EST; Woman's Radio Review. 'A layman Looks lande Don. WOR, 30 m Orchestra. WMCA, 3o m. 9.45 CT at Music," WEAF WGY WFLA, 30 in. SLAVES BARBECUE Down the Song 'l'ail, WEAF WELL WGY Bond of Friendship, WLW - 'IIF.II.!'C1; :1 .1 IIII.;171.' :f( III! "Pl :íl :l !'TL: "II'.''ll'Ill.l "IIIII01` Painted Dreams, WLW WGN Manhattan Monds, WAHL WCAU WPG 953 Tremont St. -967 Tremont St. Magic Recipes. WABC WHAS WCAU WHmS, 3o m, Dell Anderson, sung., WPG. Museum Talk.k, WOR -= Pain, WNBX Sporn Review. Concert Artists. WMCA, STATION 435 Columbus Ave. 2 h. 12 N. EDT; 11 A.M. EST; 10 CT Concert. WNBX DIRECTORY BOSTON, MASS., Al and Lee Reiser, pianists, \\'LAP WEE! 3.45 P.M. EDT; 2.45 EST; 1.45 CT B,n:olcers, WGY Joe White, tenor, WJZ WBZ WHAM WSM Fields and Hall, WJZ WHAM KDKA WSM Human Values, F WFLA KDKA Page 4 fre Open All Night Ethel Ponce. sung+, WLW Weather, 'ose Monitor Views the Ncws. WBZ Frank Ricciardi, baritone. WOR 11uIII1MYWNmm1111 . 31ulumlWïuu18111 181111GEw181131uMwll311111 . I Saturday, September 1, 1934 THE MICROPHONE Page Eleven intro ( t. ;,,, _ fined one week, Jordan Marsh*A Mainstay From Maine Company the next, Hovey's or - Houghton's as the cycle dictates. S l t f+ Monday morning at The speaker's information is, of Y ¡FFl programs EACH O Fourl' [6/ 9. 30 o'clock, when 'tis said, course. all authenticallyy based on the collective buying ear of fern- intimate information personally I anion with the singingl g class re- obtained at the aforementioned i3 o v S o p a n o minify is carefully and candidly 1 r Finds stores. via., stilted in his dismissal from the tuned to the best values for the As concerns .Jean Abbey's !!lore room for not singing on pitch week and the newer tips and ßarito:iu background, it is interesting to - and yet singing loud enough to fancies of fashion, one Jean Ab- note that she specialized in Profitable throw the others off. It was then bey, the voice of the Woman's and costume designing he decided to take up drawing Ilome Companion, holds sway clothes East during her tenure at the Massa Corinth. Maine, lends an and followed his high school on the WEEI wave length. Her. ear to the blonde viking Dorr, prelude with three years at chusetts School of Art, whence g P Y the material ranks she matriculated after Salem who first answered to the name Alandale Studios studying corn- the best, of Russell Hi h School. in that environment 'st mercial art. His teachers had bearing t h e b She has occup ied sales promo-p some 27 years ago -when his vo lust predicted a bright future for stamp of a tion posts in department store cal talents were little more than him in this new field when he proval of healthy, guttural squawks. A chard the call of the sca and th work, has specialized in styling, y I and will be remembered by present Boston azine with the I baritoning many the author of the closely' onissuuch of freighter ttotevent all cowl d upP largest world gram features as the Jenney in Vancouver, B. C. y followed women's newspaper g J Y Con- circulation. feature "Leaders In Fashion.' cert Hour, After Dinner Revue, No more art study or school Jean, whose Her radio work, therefore, while Edison Salute and Studio Chorus books when he returned so he b e w i tching in its first year, is correctly bal- broadcas`s, they, nevertheless, mulled around on a few odd jobs radioman lasted with the weight .properlye er must have hinted at c ualit as with a side line consisting chiefly ners are per- ence with which may Pparental encouragement him /r of jumping from one voice in- haps but a to said to be blended a correct the local town hall on his 4th structor to another. The voice throwback to and pleasing microphone per- birthday to sing "Little George RUSSELL. DORR germ had bitten him again and JEAN ABBEY historic p the sonal Washington Never Told A Lie. he started doing sustaining bits lore her of Because the advertising pag_s He deserted the amateur sing- local Church choir -at least un- from local radio studios. native Salem which knows her as of the Wm Home Con- ing ranks at the age of nine to nil his voice started changing. In 1932 he landed his first Marie Turner, identifies two sea- accept a berth as parlor are guides to satisfactio boy soprano ar Incidentally NBC's Jay Alden commercial broadcast program, lient features in her weekly of- Episcopal and safety, it is Jean Abbey's ob- Grace Church. Man- Edkins, like Dorr, a Massachu- the same year he began voice fashions- vious purpose to advocae and Atwater-Kent which smmeans upttos y an r careful and intelligent staleraced withinsarear by ners sae+. with the same group. Bianco. wH s sMadamer has since highlights. The second is de- buying. attack of scarlet fever with corn- With the flair for vocal effort rapidly ascending with ample air voted strictly to the home, can- plicatibns. Medical men de- temporarily dormant. his mother. work to keep him fully occupied sisting chiefly of interesting and Earle Nelson spaired of his voice if not his a New England Conservatory and happy. inexpensive suggestions for mak- complete future. A shock of graduate, decided to foster his His present weaknesses are ing the home more comfortable. Back On Air blonde, matted hair six feet three interest in music in another di- vegetable plates featuring raw The two emphasized points corn- Monday afternoon, September inches above the floor now top-. rection and proceeded to teach carrots, along with a yen to trek bine nicely with a rather general to, at 3.3o o'clock, marks the re- off his 23o rund framework him the mysteries of the piano to Italy in 19 15 for the purpose resume of nationally advertised turn of Earl Nelson to the WEEI which gives the lie to the keyboard. It encouraged him to of studying for concert and products appearing in the maga- microphones when he is booked medics; also the splendid power organize the local lads for or- opera - also with Madame zinc. Thus is the buyer's coafi- to appear on the "Stardom Ex- to the Dorr voice. chestral work, with his own share Bianco, who travels annually to dente established in an enter- press" program, new and much When Russell reached high of the symphonic result divided the land of operatic luminaries taming though' strictly factual listened to broadcast feature from school age,,,the family moved`io between the saxaphone and ciar- and career -bound baritones. He manner. that point. For the past eighteen the Bay State. Boston's Allston Met. Between times he captured undoubtedly has what it rakes to Rigged in thc manner of a months Earl has been touring section. He immediately found a track medal or two and shag- carve out for himself a substan- shopping tour for the audience, New England theatres on an itin- himself absorbing valuable voce ged baseballs with some good tial future in the world of music. Miss Abbey rotates the mythical erary that would make a travel instruction from Professor J. P. Brighton High teams. The public acceptance of his ra- shopping trips. White's is vis- agent blink. McVey. who directed him in the One final fling before gradu dio work says -amen" to that. WEEI BRIEFS The early Monday evening of- Studio Chorus with Bobby Ban!..;' Ayers," a new Thursday series ferings of the Bye family have which is now to be heard from to be heard weekly at 5.15 been accorded such a happy re- 7.0o to 7.15 on Wednesday and o'clock gets under way on thc ception that the seven o'clock Fri day -and for those who en- 6th under the sponsorship of RAY KNIGHT period has been reserved for STL111]O1I joy community singing them through September Loth. an open Bond Electric Corporation . . . e As There is real talent within the invitation is extended to come to Marcelle Poiricr's soloing with 1I'1I :5 family as attested by the variety the studios and give voice to the the Teddy Bears on Monday eve- e I {{ of w I-ar- happyPPYg gathering g An interest- Win g After Dinner Revue ppro- Billy Bachelor ranged p-ro- ing educational bit will be the grams is all to the merry say the ggrams o - potpourri Returns to ®,s \ ..0 choice music TTuesday evening program of the voice critics smilingly who all American institute of Bankers at predicted plenty of future for from the best of better I o'clock. Silver ten -year -service - W H E A T E N A V L L E í composers ... 9 Ivlarcelle on her initial micro - Ho -horn, up pins arc adorning the vests of the phone appearance ... And Haw - a n c h or and veteran Burton -Whitcomb corn- radio bits and -_ kins tipped off a Maine game peeking over bine ... A couple ot aces were warden watch the lee rail of to out for WhitWhit- warden DIRAMA the good U. S. Line ship Wash- r\ . mart but the and Fred Stec -WEEI - !-ion were disappointed when Vic - ington, stood little Fran -Miss pro >R ti(( McLaughlin to Europeans - - educed his license ...Hawkins is with g leaving with every lurch of die a Tattler 1iewóins is a Tat - XWt, \ ... companions, pro- ,r, . boat, luncheon ? flee . - Afore about this on one NOVELTY J.\NI:T- P TED gram sheets and pals either at of the programs according to Vic the dock or WEEI studio wish- - , . , Will `VICE ing her a lot of deserved well as '('EEI a few days wonders nev- ": and PAN trumped at Ys ` \ \ she scajaunts to sojourn, merely back when bosses Burton and er cease-ail- monday know And Whitcomb got themselves in the parently not, -r- vacationing you ... ' 6:-15 we 7:00 Carleton D:ckerman puts the way of a party for working ten since have . 3k with the Edison Company a n affidavit . _ afternoon WEEI announcers back on a nor- -- MONDAY piloting and steering the broad- verifying the meal schedule by returning from ot casting business. The wayY the appearance 3:30 Ilrotp 11 vacation land at Troutsdale, Me., thingthin was done upu was more Ebypy Rideout ,. "' +. where he walked, fished and than less of a tip as to how the leaning wilt- men, fully on the stretch rail at 'Gan- - tIOII F' _ gained five pounds weight for filers appreciate the head Sta -WEEI RID Ì- sett tearing tickets with the which he has absolutely no use a sentiment most graciously put into words by Big Chief '=Uncle aplomb and finnesse of a hard- . Note that the Edison Salute Joe- before he let em eat cake erred track follower . . . Sibyl has switched to Thursday at and unbale the ggift Ppackages g Morse is shippingPP g in the last lot seven o'clock and Sunday at six- a typical WEEI family affair ... of vacation cards from the north thirty; also the time change on "Treasure Adventures of Donald country. ri Page Twelv e 7'HF. bIICROPFIO\:_ Saturday, September 1, 1935 Thursday, September 6 - Whiteman's Music, NBC -WEAF, 10 P.M. 11.15 A.M. EDT; 10.15 EST; Motor Tips, WOR 9.15 CT Phi/o.svphai Sallyy s Pity. WMCA, 30 M. Polite !Radio Highlights Similr, Ed McConnell, WNBX P.M. Frances Lee Barton, WEAF WEEI WGY station Meters Location WLW 5.46 F.M. EDT; 4.45 ESTI 3.45 CT town Crier. WNBX Wilberforce Male Quartet. The Oleanders, \\'PFV 121.5 Paniucket, It. F. W'SM 5.00-"An Appraisal of Amer- 11.30 A.M. EDT; 10.30 EST; WEAF WEEI \\"PFM 121.5 Woonsocket. R. I. ica," NBC -WEAF 9.30 CT Bradley Kmuid, \\ (,Y Little Orphan Annie, WJZ WBZ KDKA W'PDR 122.05 Rochester. N. Y. 8.00 -Rudy Vallee. NBC-WEAF Pedro \'ia's Orchestra. WLAF WELT, 30 in. WFLA W'PF.A 122.05 Syracuse, N. Y. Soorhtrnen, \1'C.Y Kate Smith, CBS-WABC The Texans, WLW WEEK 122.1 Brom. N. Y. Hazel Arth. contralto: Andy Sanella, guitarist. Summary nr Forest Hills tennis matches. 8.15-\Falter B. Pitkin, CBS- WJZ WBAL KDKA WSM WABC WCAU WPG WHAS W'PFE 122.4 Brooklyn. N. Y. WABC ERA Chorus, WBZ, so m. Tenor. piano. WOR W'PEG 122.4 New York City Music, WHAM (.hough Symphony Orrhesrra, WGN. 45 m. WM) 123.8 Buffalo, N. Y. 9.00 -Captain Henry's Show Market Reports, news. WLW !cow, piano, weather, WOR W'PGG 121.37 Albany. N. Y. Boat, NBC -WEAF Madison Ensemble, WABC. WCAU WIIAS Farm Flashes. WNBX WPG. 30 m. W'PGV 165. Boston. Mass. in EST; 10.00 -"45 Minutes Holly- Devotional Hour. WNBX 6 P.M. EDT; 5 4 CT WEED 175.23 Arlington. Mass. wood," CBS -WABC 11.45 A.M. EDT; 10.45 EST; 'tennis Championship resume. WEAF WLW W PEI 175.23 East Providence, R. I. WSM Paul Whiteman. NBC-WEAF .45 CT \X 'PEA Mass. The Evening Tattler. WEE!. so M. 175.23 Newton, 10.30-Edmcs of the l'alisadcs, Ban,nleers, WGY Evening Brevities. WGY \tl'(iF 1'SS3 Providence. R. I. Lee Reiser. WJZ WHAM KDKA AI and Torn Coakley 's Orchestra, W'JZ WHAM WMP 190.66 Framingham, Mass. - WSM WELA WBAL. 3O m. W'PEW 190.66 Northampton, Mass. - Painted Dreams, WLW Joe and batees.. WBZ WNBX WPEI. 190.66 Bridgewater, Mass. (All programs are limed in Eastern Poem, Dan and Sylvia, KDKA - 12 N. EDT; 11 A.M EST; 10 CT Dixians, WFLA W'r'(i(. 195.57 Albany. N. Y. Daylight Saving Time, Lartern Husk Rocco. WABC WCAU WIIAS WEY 630.00 Boston. is.ns. (Ere) Mohawk 'F,r.,sure (:hest. Ralph Kincery, Uncle Don. WOR. ;o m. Standard Time is one hour earlier, baritone. WEAF WEEI WGY WI.W Ensemble. WMCA Central Time is two hours earlier.) Fields and Hall, WJZ WHAM KDKA WSM Clwcus.c Jackson. WMCA 9.30 P.M. EDT; 8.30 EST; 7.30 Cl W PI.A P.M. EDT; 5.15 EST; 4.15 CT Weather. Monitor Views the News, WBZ 6.15 Baiau..n O 1icstra. NT. ]Z WBZ \\ t!ANC 6.45 A.M. EDT; 5.45 EST; WABC WCAU WHAS WBAL 4.45 CT Connie (rates. songs. Horatio 7..to's music, WLAF WLW WSM Home Sweet Home, WPG Piano Pals, WGY Squire Hawkins, KDKA Tower HcaLh Exercises, WEAF WEL1 WGY, Danny Dee, WOR Bill Williams, WBZ Tito Guiser. WABC WCAU WPG Wil.1S t b. Lyn, :icon Musicale. WMCA Baseball, KDKA Cal Tinnev's Shindig, WOR 7 A.M. EDT; 6 EST; 5 CT Lawrence Salerno. songs. W'CN Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim. WABC WCAU Wayne King's Orchestra. WGN Victor Program. WNBX WCAtJ Cos nopuhtans. WMCA. 30 T. Musical Clock, WBZ (KDKA, t h.) 12.15 P.M. EDT; 11.15 A.M. 1E571 Organ. WHAS, so m. 9.45 P.M. EDT; 5.45 EST; 7.45 Cl EST; Bob Fallon s Muss. WMCA 7.30 A.M. EDT; 6.30 10.15 CT Kelly Sisters. KOKA 5.30 CT VCABC and Sassafras, WEAF W'EE! 6.30 P.M. EDT; 5.30 EST; .50 CT '"Fats" Willes s Rhythm Club. \\'1.W'. m. Honcyboy WCAU WPG Fiddle,. 30 M lL,a .no Hal. WGa News, Mary Small. WEAF WSM WFLA Resettle. WABC. 3- m. Sanders Sisters. WHAS U,e-an Suing Ensemble. WSM Baseball scores. current events. WEEI Iloaoka, x >I pl.ouc, WJZ WBAL WAITER B. PrrKIN, author of three Frank Stuart s Orchestra. VOL ;o in. Yc..da Merry Macs. WIZ WHAM KDKA WFLA News. (Aces. WGY WBZ Jan (tuber's music. WGN 7.45 A.M. EDT; 6.45 EST; Time, weather. "hest .yellers," economi,t, lecturer, O'Leary': iiostrels, Dew's at 6.40. WJZ 5.45 GT eld.tes. Na, Lw' lack attestations, WLW 10P.M. EDT; 9 EST; BCT Along the Volga. WABC WHAS WPG gentleman farmer, newspaperman Time, weather. WBZ Paul Whiteman's Move Merin Ta and Law hunt, WL.s: WGY Tom Davis, tenor, WOR Ilatl, ;lof, Pollock and professor of journalism, m%o Kings, queens of slow. KDKA Al Jolson, WEAF W1.1.1 WGif WLW. Melody Race, WEEI During Sisters. WGN News and Charles Binett's Orchestra, WBAL paleJes I h. Jolly Bill and Jane, WJZ 'VIA talk. WNBX fifteen minutes every WABC Parade ut the Provinces, WJZ WCAU WHAM KDKA 8 A.M. EDT; 7 EST; 6 CT 12.30 P.M. EDT; 11.30 A.M. EST; Thu;iday night at 8.1'5 tO con- Special Program, W FLA, su n,. Sports. WOR Masts Review, Organ Rhapsody. WEAF, 3o m. 10.30 CT WBZ, 30 m, duct his "Clearing Hou.re of Round up. WMCA Studs, pro~rain. \\SA( E. B. Rìdcout, WEEI Rex Battlers Ensemble, WEAF WGY Singing lady. WY.N "F.srtf - Musical Clock. WGY, so m. WFLA. hope," on the II-'ABC network. Five Minuto in Ifollywood," WABC Vic and Sade, WJZ KOKA WSM Sporn, WNBX W'CAL, 45 m. Morning Devotions, WJZ KDKA Kavelin's Orchestra. WABC WCAU Player, WLW AI 6.45 P.M. EDT; 6.46 EST; 4.45 CT Md-Week Hnn Sing, WHAS. 30 m. W'IIAS, 30 in. (WPG horn u.45) Nc -ws, cNì Salon Musicale. WABC. as CL 3 P.M. EDT; 2 EST; 1 CT Billy Batchelor. R.)moud Knight, WEAF Fur Trappers, WCAU, 3o m. Dans. I ti,es, Morning Melodies. WPG WGY WMCA Stocks. WMCA Dreams Come True. WEAF WBEI WGY 8.15 A.M. EDT; 7.15 EST; Orchestra. WOR, 30 m. WLW Sailor Riley. WEEI 10.15 P.M. EDT; 9.15 EST; CT Markets. organ, WGN Musical Keyt, Lowell Thomas, news, WJZ WBZ WHAM 8.15 CT 6.15 WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA KDKA WLW Landt Trio and White. WJZ WBZ KOKA Mountaineers, WNBX WSM WFLA, ;o m. Vinrent Pori, tenor.- WPC.: Radio Special, WFLA WBAL \VELA WBAL P.M. EDT; 11.45 A.M. EST; Metropolitan Parade, WABC. WCAU, 3u WABC WHAS 12.45 m.; WPG. Is in Charles Barnet's Orchestra, Current Events. WOR Devotions. WLW 10.45 Cl Comedy Stars. W.AU ''PG University of Kentucky. WHAS. 3o m. Ensemhle. WMCA Health Exercises, Boys Club, WOR News. WNBX Vagabonds. WGY Sally and Sue. WOR Dream Ship, W'(,N N. F. Farm Talk. WBZ. 30 m. Jongleurs. WGN Spans. WMCA Orphan Annie. WGN 10.30 P.M. EDT; 8.30 A.M. EDT1 7.30 EST; Words and Music. W'JZ WHAM WSM. "Sports Review," contests broadcast. \\MCA. Little 9.30 EST; Political Falk. WNBX 8.30 CT 6.30 CT r, T. 2 h. Echoes nl the Palisades. Cheerio. WEAF WEEI W(Y W1.W, an m. Notes and a Pair of Pipes." WDZ 7 P.M. EDT; IS EST; 5 Cl" WJZ WBZ KDKA \V,Iharn Penn Orchestra. KDKA 5.15 P.M. EDT; 2.15 EST; 1.15 CT WBAL WFLA. 3o m.. WHAM from 1o,45 Lew White, organist. WJZ WHAM WBAL Baseball Reston , \t LAl- Resala. WBZ. rs m. I sac u,blc. WLW Utsstatcn. quarter, WEAF WSM, so M. KDKA. so m.: WGY WSM Sweetheart. V1.1' Louisville Program. WIIAS Paul and Bert, WSM Agroul, re repart. WELA Silver Lining Hour, WEEI Stamp Club. WIZ Charles Barnett s Oichclitra, Musical Clock. WFLA June Baker. a'GN Rainbow Court, WINO, snnss, WPG W137. WOR. so rn. News, dram. piano, Dance orchestra. WPG. so Organ, WPG I.luusa ;c. WMCA. 30 Piano Recital, WOR Metcalfe, news. KDKA m. Nvwr '.'rck, WNBX Stanley Johnny !lamp's Orchestra. WGN, ;o m. A.M. EDT; 7.45 EST; Baseball. ( .ire, ss. N,w Y'.:i. WON. German Rand. WLW' . 8.45 2 b.. 11 in WABC. WCAU 10.45 6.45 CT 1 P.M. EDT; 12 N. EST; Sylvia Prous. P.M. EDT; 9.5 EST; serenade. WHAS 8.5 CT Busters. WSM 11 A.M. CT 8.30 P.M. EDT, 2.30 EST; 1.30 CT Bronco Ford Prick. spirts. WOR Playboys, WABC Morning cactuses. WFLA (WS\t at 9.15) wc.,ther. WLAF KDKA Women's Rahn Re. rio, :Maws en Maikns, Orcutt, Tenor. W'M(.A Billy Hays' Orchestra. Caroline Gray. pianist. WABC ., WI W WFAF WEEI WGY. 40 m. WCAU Bob I,ghl, Orchestra. WGN Hilda Capablanca, WHAS WFLA, 3o m. Roy Shield's Orchestra, WJZ 9 A.M. EDT; 8 EST; 7 CT Ny,annAI WBZ WHAM Orchestra, WGN I".ind VJazco's Orncescra, \V.1BC, so in. WSM WFLA, so m. ;KDKA. It m.) 7.15 P.M. EDT; 0.15 EST; 5.15 CT Herman and Banta. WEAF WEL1 Hotel Morton Music. WPC., ;o m. "Bond of Friendship," WLW Gene and Glenn. WI .AP WEEI WGY 11 P.M. EDT; 10 EST; 9 CT Forest Willis. WGY Roger Van Duzer's music, WOR, 30 m. Dancint by the Sea, WABC WCAU WHAS Freddy Martin's Orchestra. WJZ Jack Bsger's Orchestra, W'I.AF \V W'ß7. WHAM WFLA, FLA. ;o ml, Breakfast Club, WJZ Midday Service, WGN, ;o m. WPG ERA Choristers. WWI. so m. (WELT at 11.155) so m.) I h. (WSM at 9.15) (KDKA, Bub Neal, WNBX Bar,tnne. WOR Organ, KDKA, so In. E. 13. Rideout, WEEI Salt and Peanuts. WLW Spurts Review. concert artists, WMCA. 2 h. WLW Or.hestra. WGY. in m. WSM 1.15 P.M. EDT; 12.15 EST; FaEmerson s Orchestra. Devotions, Aftcrnonn Concert, WNBX Finances. WSM Don Bestur's Orchestra. WIZ WBAL The Song Reporter, Dick Newton, WABC 11.15 A.M. CT WHAM 3.45 P.M. EDT; EST; Musical Memories, WFLA WFLA, so m. IWBZ KOKA at mirs! WCAU WEAF 2.45 1.45 CT WABC- WCAU Weather. temperature, ;o Dick Fidlers music. Way side Cottage. "Song Painter," WBZ Devotions WHAS, m. Musical Program, WGY State Federatryn Pennsylvania Women. KDKA Club Program. WIIAS Sports, KDKA Early Binds. \V NBX The Honorable Ardue and Frank, WJZ Dorothea Ponce. songs, WLW Comedy Stars. WOK Concert Hour, WLW, so m. 9.15 A.M. EDT; 8.15 EST; KDKA WSM Playboys. WABC WCAU WHAS WPG Silver Voiced I.nvers. WMCA Frank Buck, WSM 7.15 CT River and Markets, weather reports. WLW Newark Orchestra, WOR Recordings. WNBX Vera Van, WABC WHAS WCAU Mirror Reflections. WMCA Seashore Hotel guide, WPG 1).n Hall Trio, WLAF A\ ELI WGY WLW 4 P.M. EDT; 3 P.M. 2 6.70 ESTI 5.30 CT Vermonters. WNBX EST, CT 7.30 P.M. EDT; OrrhoWs, WAWA, 3 hrs. Mood Neapolitan. WABC, )O m. (Wets Chick Wehh's Orchestra. WEAF WEAF WGY WSM June Province, iron; 9.3u) EST; WGY Danny Malone. WGN 1.30 P.M. EDT; 12.30 WFLA, ;o (11. t\WGY, 15 m.) Dinner Review. WEEI, ;o m. CT After 11.18 P.M. EDT; 10.15 EST; 9.30 A.M. EOT; 8.30 EST; 11.30 A.M. Stocka. Markets, WEEI Ed Lowry, WJZ WBAL WHAM 9.15 CT 7.30 CT Merry Madcars, WEAF WEEI, 30 m. Betty and Bob, drama. WJZ WBZ WHAM Bob Newhall, WLW Vagabonds. WGY WEAP WEE! WGY Fum Program. WGY. 30 m. KDKA WLW WSM Cliff Edwards, WABC WCAU Horning Glories. CJ,ansonette, Gene and Glenn. WSM Little Jack Little's muse. WGY National Farm and Home Hour. W!Z WABC WHAS, so m. Buck Rogers, WHAS Fcrde The Apple Knockers. WCAU WOR Grole's Orchestra. Carolyn Rich, cops Joe Emerson. hymns. W'L \V WBZ WHAM KDKA WLW WSM WFLA, Harry Hershfield, trait.). WABC Travelogue, WPG. ;o m. Folk Songs. WMCA WIC, WHAS. 30 in. Wildcats, WHAS T h. Jan Savor's Afternoon Concert. WNBX Reporter. WGN Orchestra. WCAU Frank Dailey's Orchestra. WABC WCAU Sports term and Abner. W(iN 9.45 A.M. EDT; 8.45 EST; W'IIAS, so m.: WPC, rl m. 7.45 CT 4.15 P.M. EDT; 3.15 EST; 2.15 CT 7.45 P.M. EDT; 6.45 EST; 5.45 CT 11.30 P.M. EDT; 10.30 EST; Bud Fischer's Orchestra. WMCA, 3o m. \VGY WEAF WEEI WLW Songs, WEEI Irene Bordini, WEAF 9.30 CT Sylvan Trio, Markets, music, WGN WJZ WB7. WHAM KDKA Three Shades or Blue. WGY 'tlseatre Club of rk. Air. WOR Limey 13,11, WGY Frank Buck, Fredd e Bcrren's Orchestra, WEAF WSM Sammy Fuller, KDKA Vermonters, WNBX Jackie Heller. tenor. W'J7, WBZ WHAM WLW WFLA WFLA, 30 m. (WEE! h) m.) Boake Carter. WABC WCAU WHAS Eton Boys. quartet, WARC WCAU KDKA Ray Nichols' music, WGY. so m. 1.45 P.M. EDT: 12.45 EST; Music by Divano, WLW World's Fair News. WGN Johnny Johnson's Orchestra, Dave Tyson. songs, WPG commentator, WMCA WIZ WBZ Bob Atchcr, WHAS 11.45 A.M. CT Melody Siniser. WOR A. Clwyd Gill. news WFLA, 3o in. Jean Gravelle's Orchestra, WMCA Leola Lew., contralto, WPG Marion Smith, WNBX 8 P.M. EDT; 7 EST; 6 CT William Penn Orchestra. KDKA, so m. Vanna Osborne. soprano. organ. WOR WEAP Castle Farm Orchestra. WLW, 30 l0 A.M. EDT; 9 EST; 8 CT 4.80 P.M. EDT; 3.30 EST; 2.30 CT Rudy Vallee and guest artists. WEEI Rager Van Duzer's Palmer House Ensemble. WGN WFLA, t h. Orchestra. WOR, so m. Br.,-r: and de Rosc, WEAF WI WGY Hazel Glenn, WEAF WGY WLW WSM Wayne r; Farm Reporter. WNBX Gravy, mountain sketch. WJZ King's Orchestra. WGN Edward Mat-Hugh, gospel anger, WJZ WBZ Magic Strings. WEEI Grits and WBZ KDKA, so m. 11.45 P.M. EDT; 10.45 EST, WHAM KDKA WSM WFLA 2 P.M. EDT; 1 EST; 12 N. CT John Sheehan, tenor. WGY 9.45 CT Palk, WLW Business news, markets. KDKA Kate Smith, WABC. WCAU WPG WHAS Health Stones of history, WEAF WEE!, 3o m. con- Musical Bill and Ginger, WABC WCAU WHAS Chicago Symphony Orchestra. WJZ WBZ Little Symphony Orchestra, Philip James. Twins, WEEI NI :N Pure Food Institute, WEEI, 3o m. WOK, t h. Henry Busses Orchestra. Home (lour. WPG, i h., news at 10.30 WHAM WSM WFLA, 1 k (KDKA, 30 ducting. WABC WCAU; Paul Curtis. tenor, WGY WHAS Ocean -Born Mary, WNBX m. from 4.45) (WBZ, ;o m.) Hal Kemps Orchestra. WGN Ann Leaf, organist. WABC WCAU WPG Lite of Mary Sothern. WLW Three Punsters, WMCA Anson Weeks' Orchestra. WGN. 3n m. 10.15 A.M. EDT; 9.18 EST; Weather, markets. WHAS Rambles in Rhythm, WABC WHAS Reveries. WNBX 12 M. EDT; 11 W'OR P.M. EST; 10 CT 8.15 CT Studio orchestra, Stocks, WPG Dream Jesse Crawford. organ. WGN 8.15 P.M. EDT; 7.15 EST; 6.15 CT Singer, Mills Blue Rhythm Orchestra, Clara. Lu 'n' Em, WEAF W'RE! WGY Irving Aaronson's Orchestra. WOR, 30 m. WEAF Money."' B. WABC WCAU WIIAS WEEI WGY, ;o m. WSM "Women and \ \'\t(A N. 11. Folk Tales- \\'NBX Walter Pitkn, Buddy Voice of State Police, songs, WPG Rogers' music. WJZ WBZ WHAM Castles of Romance, WJZ WHAM KDKA 2.15 P. M. EDT; 1.15 EST; KDKA, 30 m. (WFLA, 4.45 P.M. EDT; 3.45 EST; 5 -Star Final, WMCA 15 m.) Duke Deweÿ s Orchestra, WBZ 2.45 CT News, 12.15 CT WGN Orchestra, WCN Los Amigos, WLW, 3o m. Organ, WI.W Adventures on Mystery Island. WEAF Gallaghcr's music, Household Chat, WGY Dan McDonnell, WSM. ;o m. Variety. WFI.A basso, WEE/ 8.30 P.M. EDT: 7.30 EST; 6.30 CT Joe Reichman's Orchestra, WADC Ida Bailey Allen, WABC WCAU Abraham Chasins. pianist, WABC WCAU Stocks, WGY WCAU Charles Sean and Gale Page, songs, WJZ WPG WHAS, 30 m. A.M. WPG Business New,. WLW Eddie 10.30 EDT; 9.30 EST; Wildcats. WHAS Round KDKA Lane's Orchestra. WOR, so m. 8.30 CT Towner, WABC WHAS Streets of Paris Music. WGN Memories. WOR Steel Peer Gang. WPG, sn m. Gleason L. Archer. W I37. News. Morning Parade. WEAP. 45 m.; Suusirale. WMCA Poems. WNBX Leith Stevens Hannowes, WABC WCAU 12.15 A.M. EDT; 11.15 P.M. ESTI (WGY from 10.45) (WSM, so m.) Romance of Helen Trent, WGN WEG. so m. 10.15 CT Today's Children, WJZ WBZ KDKA WFLA 5 P.M. EDT; 4 EST; 3 CT . Harmonies. WHAS, m. 2.30 P.M. EDT; 1.30 EST; so Ted W'rems' Orshcstra, WGN Mail Bag, WLW An Appraisal of America." WEAF WEEI Bridge talk. WGN 12.30 A.M. EDT; 11.30 P.M. EST; News and Artist Recital. WABC WCAU 12.30 CT WGY WSM. 30 m. IWGY at 5.15) Mons Sisters, WMCA WHAS 10.30 CT R ,orant :que. WEAF WEEI WLW The Monitor Views the News, WBZ Matinee Melodies, WNBX 8.45 P.M. EDT; 7.45 EST; 6.45 CT Ship Fields' Orchestra, WEAF WEE T'GY, r-\ il y adc, \VGY Mary Alcutt, torch sinter. WLW' m l'ai Edmund Boucher. basso, WBZ 30 m. 10.45 A.M. EDT; 9.45 EST; irae, ^. WJZ WHAM Tea Dansant. WABC WHAS H Swict Hon WFLA Al and Pete. KDKA Dancing in The Twin Cities, WJZ WBZ 8.45 CT r ..oki rig i, WBZ, 3, m. Variety. WOR Sali.. George Reid. WbICA WHAM KDKA WSM WFLA, so m. KDKA. 30 m. Variety. WNBX Good Morning Melodies, W'L1'I KDKA Hine Fw::m. Bob Pacclli's Orchestra, WGN Enoch Light's Orchestra, WABC WPG News and Radio Kitchen. WJZ KDKA Poetic Strings, WABC WPG. 30 m. S.18 P.M. EDT; 4.15 EST; 3.15 CT WHAS, so m. WFLA 'Duce Shades of Harmony, WHAS e P.M. EDT; 6 EST; Treasure Adventures of Donald Ayre, WEEI 7 CT Castle Farm Orchestra. WLW, so m. Dame WLW. 3o m. News. interlude. WBZ Tunes. Duke Uewey s Hickory Nuts, WBZ Captain Henry's Show Boat. Arlene Jack- Johnny Hamp's Orchestra. WGN Elliot Brock, violin, WLW Markets, WSM Kiddies' Klub, KDKA son. WEAF WEEI WGY W'Sbs WELA, music, furor, WGN Century of Progress WGN "Between the Book- Ends," WABC I h. (WLW from 9.3o) aIIRlIUINI11mmI1IgIIItl@ltllmmmlliMlUlmulPluufltlltlllOIIIRCIDIR Dr. William Bierman, "When Fever is of Martha Deane, WOR. 30 m. Ray Sears. songs. WPG Death Valley Days, drama, WJZ WBZ Value," WABC WCAU WHAS WPG Texas Cowboys, WMCA, 30 m. Piano. WOR WHAM KOKA W'LW so m. Daily Story, WNBX 2.45 P.M. EDT; 1.45 EST; 5.30 P.M. EDT; 4.30 EST; 3.30 CT Bar X Days and Nights, WABC WCAU STATION c 11 A.M. EDT; 10 E8T; 9 WHAS WPG, so m. CT 12.45 CT Tales of Coup'.. WEAF WEEI WSM Movie Broadcast, WPG - Galasry of Stars. WGY, WLW Ma Perkins. WEAF WEEI WGY WLW Lang Sisters, WGY U. S. Navy Band. Piano, WOR DIRECTORY WI7 WBZ KOKA WFLA WSM Suirsing t..,,.y, W J7. WBZ WHAM KDKA W'Sbt, so m. (WHAM from rs) Soiree Musicale. WMCA, 30 m. hoe White, tenor, WJZ WHAM WFLA Lawrence Swinging Along, WABC WCAU WPG Palmer House Orchestra, Salerno's music, WGN, so m. WHAS. WGY Jack Armstrong, AIIAmerican Boy, WABC so m. Agricultural College, WHAS Weather. Cecelia Norcros, 9.15 P.M. _ Pago 4 r= Concert. WNBX WPC's EDT; 8.15 EST; 7.16 CT Palmer House Ensemble. WGN Devotions, WHAS Baritone. WOK, IiIYIIIIIIÌIUIIIIIIIIIIUIItlItlItlWItlI01tlI01WfllItlIUItlNNItlIItlItlItlItlIIWWWWIIWlu7 Saturday, September 1, 1934 TIE MICROPHONE Page Thirteen "Raffles ", Modernized Radio Version Of Hornung's Short Stories "The Amateur Cracksm«is of RArrt.Es. Every minute 45' The Uireetei The Summer made to count. Carefully worked out in advance, the actors are '11.1111: ! Theatrical called for thc first informal read- ing of lines on the morning of Is the day of broadcast. Idea Used At 1 t o'clock, for one hour. thc actors gather in SAvntit.s office. By FLORENCE E. MARKS Directions are inserted, more Contrary to popular opinion. cuts and revisions are made, and radio is not all gags and hot voice levels are suggested by EN- notes. Every now and then a bit TRIKIN. At the conclusion of the of literary or dramatic work reading, SAVAGE and ENTRIKIN do does seep through the sensitive whatever rewriting is necessary. mechanism of the little black From 3.30 until 6 o'clock a full microphone. studio rehearsal - actors, mikes it does, the brows of Whcn and sound machines - is called. radios GILBERT MILLERS start to Two sound experts are required knit, readers and writers cast for the scripts, written in the mo. about for material without end, tion picture manner of fade -outs produc- and the wheels of sleek and fade -ins for scene changes, tion begin counting off revolu- Contain many sound transitions. tions. - The-se transitions and the ap- On March 22nd of this year proach to them are rehearsed an item of solid dramatic worth many times, for mike po.s.ion once again elbowed its way and timing. when through the music racks, Through each transition, Direc- mommilmv COURTENAY SAVAGE, director of tor ENTRIKIN holds his breath the CBS department of continuity anti! his hand falls on the per- COURTENAY SAVAGE, director of and dramatics, secured the radio fectly -timed cue. He breathes dramatic.¡ and continuity for the rights to E. W. HORNUNG'S fa- again. Columbia Broadcasting System, mous short stories unfolding the under whore personal direction At the conclusion of this re- adventures of RAFFLES. "RAFFLIis" is produced. hearsal a lay -off is declared until since For some 40 years, ever 7.30 P. M., when the dress re- the embodiment of RAFFLES hearsal takes place. This short hits 8.30 P. M. "on the nose." w11. rolled from the pen of the British free time is the period of -RAF- LIAM BRENTON takes his that character has been author, FLES" WoRLOCK'S greatest ac- stance at the microphone, an- the acme of suavity, typifying the tivity. nounces - "Presenting Raffles! gentleman adventurer, the ama- - Appearing concurrently in the gentleman adventurer! " teur cracksman -the ROBIN HOOD ... Broadway success. 'Dodsworth," The program is on the air. of Piccadilly and Mayfair. WORI.00K must dash to the thea- He has cut his capers through tre, put on his stake make -up, "Roses and Drums" magazine issue after magazine to Return eat a sandwich, and dash back to -Roses and Drums," the glam- issue, and through a series of FREDERICK WORL(K:K; radio actor, who take¡ the part of "RAFFLES' in the studio. Though he arrives at ourous of Civil War days, published volumes. He has re- drama the ¡ketches of that name, which are beard over the IVABC- Colunthia the studio with his shirt open and will begin its third year on the mained qool in thc face of im- network each Monday at 8.30 P.Al. minus his tic. he never has been air over the NBC network pending disaster on several thou- -Wp late returning. on Sunday. September 9, at 5 _ sand feet of motion picture film, ably contributing his veteran demands of each episode. In the With stop -watch and type- P. M. The new series will dc-al and- has nipped in the bud the roster the names are writer, the finishing touches with machinations of dastardly crime sense of the dramatic. found of arc the fourth year of the war such players as AAA GERALD. IRBY applied to the script. Quiet fol- when GRANT settled down to the for the benefit of the gallery's Prior to his work on the radio, MARSHALL, KIRBY IIAVCKS and lows until the red s,-fund hand c c bcfur( Pen. :applause. What more natural SAVAGE was a figure in theatrical tt'.., STEPHEN Fox. all of whom have than that RAFFLES should be circles both here and abroad. As t... trod the boards of Broadway. draped in ether and enthusiasti- a playwright he has been and still cally, received by radio listeners. is intensely active. As a producer In FREDERtc: WORLOCK, the in- he has launched the fortunes of stinct of his Bond Street clothes, Short Wave Directory By Directed Savage several Broadway ventures. And the cultured and exhilarating lift With COURTENAY SAVAGE at as an actor he has more than of his Westminster accent. the ex- Station Metres Location Time (E.D.T.) the head, there arc three other once hurled a cockney or an Irish perience of curtain calls in the key men who have contributed accent into the footlights. RAF- theatres of the world, arc welded GSH 13.97 Daventry, 1.m:told -.9 +o A. M. FYA 19.68 Ponwise. Frew 8.30 A. M. to Noon to the success of RAFFLES' adven- FLES is into a characterization that is crys- but one of several radio DJB 19.73 Zeesen. Germany 9 A. M. tu Noun tures on the Columbia network productions into which he throws tal-clear. GSF 19.82 Dasrnery, England 9.45 A. M. tu Noon every Monday night at 8.30. the breath of life. WORLOCK is an experienced HVJ 19.84 Vatican City. Rome (s-6.15 A. M. (Sat. 111 First of all, there is CHARLES player. RNE 25.00 Moscow, U. S. S. R. ' -8. 1112 A. M. (Sun./ F1'A 25.20 Pontoise. France 12.15 to 7 P. M. of the radio Summer Theatre Technique TAZEWELL, adaptor No reading from script for CAE 25.28 Davenrry, England 10 A. M. -I.45 P. M. script. He is a writer of short The third key man is KNOWLES him: Woat.00K acts before the zao 25.40 Rome. Italy 2.15-7 P. M., irregularl, stories, a playwright, and the au- ENTRIKIN, production director. microphone. He insists on re- DJD 25.31 ?await, (Germany 6 tu 11.30 P. M. GSD 25.55 Davemr . England 2 u. 6.30: 7 to 9 P. M. thor of many of the radio plays, He it was who engaged the serv- reciving a copy of each script not E FYA 25.63 Pontoise, France 7.15 to 10 P. M.: t l that have been presented in the ices of FREDERICK WORLOCK, less than 36 hours in advance of P. M. to 1 A. M. past by the Columbia Dramatic radio's personification of RAF- broadcast. At home, he studies LSX 28.98 Buenos Aires. Byrd relays 9-11 P. M., Tues., lord. EAQ Guild. FLES. ENTRIKIN, t00, has a back- each episode for shading and 50.40 Madrid. Spain 6.15.8 P. M. (Sat. 1-31 CTIAA 31.25 Lisboa. Portugal 4.30.7 P. M.. Tues.. Fri, TnzEwELI., always keeping at ground of theatrical expericnce - nuances in RAFFLES character HBt. 31.27 Geneva, Switzerland 6.307.15 P. M., Sat. least three scripts ahead of actual notably as a director. and action. VK2MF. 31.29 Sydney. Australia 1.11 A. M.. Sua. production, has the initial work An inspiration of ENTRIKIN Before the engagement of VK31at 31.30 Melbourne. Australia 4 to 9 A. M. DJA 31.38 Zanies. Germany 64.30 P. M. hand. was to apply Summer theatre of presentation in his With WORLOCK, the air presentation VK3ME 31.55 Melbourne. Australia 6 ro 7.341 A. M.. Weil.: the original RAFFI.ES stories as a technique to the weekly series. of RAFFLES was just a good idea. 6 to R A. M., Sat. Dasc-nuy, England 24.30 P. M. basis, TAZEW I.LL strips off the He maintains a virtual stock com- GSB 31.55 CNR 37.33 Rabat. Morocco 4.404 P. M., Sun. pany for the program Careful Rehearsal old -fashioned trappings of Lon- -a group of HBP 38.47 Gene. a, Switurland 6.30 to 7.13 P. M., don 40 years ago, puts his char- 18 British -born actors and ac- There is no prodigal use of Sac. acters into fast -moving cars and tresses- rotated according to the hours for rehearsing the episodes 11J3ABD 40.55 Bogota. Columbia '.30 P. M. to Midnight HC2RL 45.00 Guayaquil, Ecuador 6.45 in 9 P. M., Sun.; supplies them with the clipped 10.15 P. M. to 12.43 speech of the present day. A. M.. Tues. PRADO 45.31 Riobamba, Ecuador 10 P. M. to 12.40 A. M The essential drama remains Russian Program Heard Thurs. HJ1ABB 46.51 Buranqulla, Colombia 8-11 P. M. unchanged, but the modern idiom (Continued fron¡ Page 3) cs ' S V3RC 48.78 ( arses, Venezuela to must way out. 5.30 10.30 P. M. and the pace of radio be 48.00 Army Airczalt Esening- irregululy with 20 kilowatts in the applied to the plot of each suc- meters A letter from Radio Centre, PKIWK 4902 liaodoeng. Java 6.7.40 A. M. cessive episode. It is also TAZE- aerial. Throughout the year they Moscow headquarters of Rus- YV2RC 49.05 Caracas. Venezuela 6.15 to 11 P. M. VVSRMO 49.39 Maracaibo. Venezuela 7.40.11 P. M. TELL'S job to moralize a bit, mak- offer European fans one of the sian broadcasting. states that CPS 49.34 La P. Bolivia 7.30.11 P. M.. irreg. RAFFLES best short wave signals in that ing certain that thwarts RV59 operates between 2 and 6 HIX 49.50 Santo Domingo 9.10-11.10, Tun., Fri. -hut never commits crime. part of the world. Here they are P. M. EST. Sessions in English, DX_ 49.'13 Zeesen. Germany 9.45 to 11.40 1'. M. XEBT 49.87 Messico City 7 P. 2 COURTENAY SAVAGE IS the next frequently heard after 4 'P. M. consisting generally of scientific M. to A. M. RV59 50.00 Moscow, U. S. S. R. 3 P. M. man in the field. Actually, SAV- during the Fall, Winter and talks and propaganda, are radi- Spring. HJ4ABA 51.49 Colombia. S. A. 2-3 P. M. AGE is the soul of the production. ated each Sunday. Monday, H(:JB 73.00 Quito. Ecuador H. Yt. i 0 .1% p. Si. He is general supervisor of the In the Summer, due to the high Wednesday and Friday between 67.87 to 73.17 All Ships Ileud irregularly AVIS 70.65 Khubuor,k, U. S. S. R. 2.10 A. M. entire show. He takes the cold wane and long daylight hours, 4 and 5 P. M. On Sundays three KFX 45.áf. 31.57, 25.36, 23.19. 25, 17, i t and 33 and makes cuts and revi- RV59's spot is mostly a dead one are flashed to script daylight programs Byrd Eapedirion at Link America sions, tentative changes and play - to American listeners. the world via 25 -meter RNE at time, Riven ere .ernie -day ..tedatet. "Rho indicated, otheruile. The Last week marked the return 10 11 Nor[: All worthy corrections. the following times: to molars, toted err .,Rubm kreedrunn u the tine redi,etrd. Other noiose He is in and out of the studio of an old favorite which will P. M. (Saturday, New York time) abnb'ea nay beer or which e" tort Jor WM1411iaaet 1 I.fboar hare teem /arpotr ¡2 omitted. during rehearsals, jotting down probably he heard more regularly and on Sundays between 6 to 7 pertinent notes on the way, and now as the Summer wends its And 10 to I I A. M. Page Fourteen THE MICROPHONE Saturday, September 1, 19:. Friday, September 7 - National Tennis on NBC -WEAF, 4.30 P.M. il.ao A.M. EDT; 10.90 EST; 6.15 P.M. EDT; 5.15 EST; 4.15 CT Phil Harris Orchestra, Leah Ray. WJZ WBZ IlighlOglady 9.30, CT Cinderella Joe and Eddie. WGY WHAM WHAT. KDKA WSM, so m. Pone Sisters. tongs, W1.W bill Williams. WBZ Voice of Friendship. W'ITAS ( ;aldornia Melodies, WABC = P.M. Do, Re, Mi Trio, WABC WPG Baseball, KDKA WCAU WPC., Hope Vernon, songs. WMCA Bobby Bcnsou and Sunny Jim, WABC so m. Continental Cate. WMCA 6.00 V. Kalrenhorn, CBS- Hawaiian Program. WNBX WCAU -H. 11.45 A.M. EDT; 10.45 EST; Organ. WHAS, so m. Orthestu, WGN WABC 9.45 CT Orchestra. WNW-1 9.15 P.M. EDT; 8.15 EST1 7.16 CT 7.30- -Grace Hayes, NBC -WJZ Martha and Hal, WGY 6.30 P.M. EDT; 5.30 EST; 4.30 CT "The Fiend of the Family." WABC WHAS Painted Dreams. WLW Comedy Stars, WGN 8.00 -Jessica I)ragonette, NBC - ¡cures. current events. WEEP Cadets. music, WABC News and Phil Enuucrton's Orchestra. WGY, 9.30 P.M. EDT; 8.90 EST; 7.30 CT WEAF "Dramatic Art," WPG 40 m. One Night Stands. P.,: and I'at, bL.la.c Forte: Brooks, 9.00 Munn, Vivienne WHAS Dorothy Page. songs: news at 6,4 0, WJZ comedians. WEAF WGY, so m. -Frank Poem, WNBX Segal, NBC -WEAF Temperature. weather, WBZ Variety. WEEI 1 Comedy Stan. KDKA Floyd Gibbons, W'J7- WBZ WHAM KDKA 12 N. EDT; 11. A.M. EST; - O CT Orches- Jack Armstrong. WLW WSM WFI.A. So m. 9.30 -Little Symphony Piano rental. WEAF WEEI WGY tra, ABS -WMCA News and Blue Rid AC Mountaineers, WABC Larry Lech O:chesu.., WLW, so n1. Fields and Hall, WJZ WHAM KDKA Jim Burgess. WCAU In the Modern Manner, Johnny Green. Views the 10.30 -Jack Benny, NBC -WEAF Weather, Monitor News, WBZ Cowboy l'on., W'Mr A WABC WCAU WHAS, to m. Dan and Sylvia. KDKA Isidor Philipp, pianist, NBC- Sinning I adv. W(.N Hotel lray¡nune Course's, Orchestra, WPC.. Ward, hfuzzy, piano dun. WLW Sports. WNBX 40 m. WJZ Betty ßatthcll, WABC WCAU WHAS 6.48 P.M.. EDT; EST; Little Symphony Orchestra, WMCA. 1 h. Hom: Sweet Home. WPG 5.5 4.45 CT Billy Batchelor, Norman BrukerolwCs Orcbestra, WOR, o m. Rod Arkell, WOR Raymond Knight, WEAP Wayne King's Orchestra. WGN (All programs are lifted in Eastern Luncheon Mucrale, WMCA. 30 M. WEEI WGY Tom, Dick and Harry, WGN Lowell Thomas. news comments. WJZ WBZ 9.45 P.M. EDT; 8.45 EST; 7.45 CT Daylight Saving Time, Eastern Recordings, WNBX WHAM KDKA WI W W'FI.A Jane Foman. H.iytons Orchestra. WLW Semi- finals, Women's National Jan Orchestra. WGN Standard Time is one hour earlier; 12.16 P.M. EDT; 11.15 A.M. EST; Tennis Cham. Garbcr'.s pinnsh,ps from Forest 11,11s, WABC 10 P.M. EDT; 9 EST; 8 CT Central Time is two hours earlier.) 10.16 CT Buddy Welcome's Or. hvstra. WCAU Honeyboy and Sassafras. WEAF WEEI "Rest Life Drama." WOR The First Nighlcr, June Meredith. Don Martha and Ild, WGY Tittle Orphan Annie. WGN Anxche, WEAF WEE! WGY WSM, so m. 7.30 A.M. EDT; 6.30 EST; Marro Corri, baritone, WJZ WBZ KOKA. 5.90 CT Charles Sears, tenor. W'JZ KDKA W'S/4 Sports, WMCA WFLA Pnlitiul Talk. WNBX 30 m. Yoichi sliranka, xylophonist, WJZ Castle Farm Orchestra. WLW Time, weather. temperature, WBZ 7 P.M. EDT; 6 EST; 5 McCormick Fiddlers. WLW Highlights. W'I.W CT "Spotlight Revue," Stoupuagtr and Budd. Organ Reveille. WABC, 3o m. Variety, WOR Baseball Resume. WEAF Frank Crumrt, Carol Deis, WABC WCAU 7.45 A.M. EDT; 8.45 EST; Among Our Souvenirs, \VABC WCAU Gould and Shelter. WEEI WFLA WHAS, 43 m. 5.45 CT WPG WHAS Jules lande, violinist, WGY Auditorium dance. Orchestra. W'PG, so m. Johnny Johnson's Onthestra, WJZ. 3o m. "Hysterical History." WOR Pollock and Lawnhurst, WEAF WGY Len Salvo. organ. \\'(;N I W67. KDKA at 7.15 News. WGN Melody Race. WEEI 12.80 P.M. EDT; 11.30 A.M. EST; News, Drams program, WBZ roll, Bill and Jane, WJZ 10.30 CT Piano. news. drama, KDKA 10.15 P.M. EDT; 9.15 EST; Salon Musicale, WABC, m. CT as Merry Mutters, WEAF WLW, 30 m.. \'bgin io Marucsi's Oicchstra, WLW, 3o en. 8.15 B A.M. EDT; CAROL DIES' career reads (2 7 EST; 6 CT Stocks, Markets. WEEI like Plano. WSM. so m. Henry Thies and Fenster% WLW Organ. WEAF. ao m. Piano Pals, WGY story book. She becarne an oper- Rnhhins' Orchestra. WABC. WCAU Current Events. WOR Musical Clock, WGY, 3o m. Vic and Sade, WJZ W'BZ WHAM KDKA Serenade. WHAS Dream Ship. WGN Devotions, WIZ KDKA WSM WFLA atic and radio star after spending Ford Frick. Gnons. WOR 10.30 P.M. EDT; 9.30 EST; Prayer. WLW Gloria Grafton. Al Kavelm's Orchestra, WABC WHAS the early part au at-n,,, W'MC(A 8.30 CT Ambassadors, WABC, so of her life a m. WCAU, 3o m.; WPG from 11.45 WGN Orchestra, W'(iN Frank Parker. Playground Echoes. WPG WMCA stenographer. Sports. WNW( Jack Benny. Mary L1vnngstune. Stocks. Sbe iu heard on tenor. and Don Berio'. Orchestra. WEAF 8.15 A.M. EDT; 7.15 EST; Scott Fisher's Orchestra. WOR , 30 m. Fridays at t o P. M. in the "Spo4 7.15 P.M. EDT; 6.15 EST; 5.15 CT WEEI WGY WLW WSM WFLA, so m. 6.15 CT Mailers. hh_s i \YGN Gene and Glenn. WEAP WEEI WGY WFLA fiador Philipp, conceit pianist, esrmposei, Os- Landt Trio and White. WJZ WBZ KDKA 12.45 P.M. EDT; 11.45 A.M. EDT; light Revue" over the 117ABC Fox Fur Trappers. V(ABC waldu Manor-chi, 'calist, "Sonata for 'cello Devotions, WLW 10.45 r'T network. Sam Rnhhins' Orchestra. W'C.AR and P{ano,' Saint Saint, WJZ, so m. Health Exercises, WPG Cabot and lastdlo, WEEI, )o m. Club Program, WI1AS South Jersey Pioneers, WPG News. WNBX Vagabonds, WGY Front Page Drama. WOK Eli Dantrig's music, WOR, so m. 8.90 A.M. EDT; 7.30 EST; Words and Mus.r, W'JZ WHAM 3.30 P.M. EDT; 2.90 EST; 1.30 CT Ensemble, WMCA Gypsy Ensemble. WMCA 6.30 CT Palmer House Ensemble, WGN Attires Bagg.ore, tenor. WGN, to m. 88 Notes and a Pair of Pipas, WBZ Woman's William Penn Music. KDKA Radio Resicw, WEAF WEE) WGY Ted Massey. WNBX 10.45 P.M. EDT; EST; Cheerio, WEAF WEEI WGY WI.W, so m. Picture Assunat,on Program. 9.46 Luncheon Musicale. WMCA, 30 Mution WJZ 8.45 CT Organ, WPG WSM m. WISZ WHAM KDKA WLW WSM 7.30 P.M. EDT; 6.90 ESTE 5.30 CT Lew White at Dual organ. WJZ KDKA, 3o Popular Rhythm. WGN Carde and London and Warwick WFLA. 30 ¡u. Pickens Sitters. WEAF Sister*. m., WBZ. 15 m. (WHAM from Theatre program, WNHX WABC WCAU WP(; 845) Carden Club. WOR After Dinner Revue, WEEI WHAS Musical Clock. WFLA Orchestras. WMCA, b., ry 01. 1 P.M. EDT: 12 N. EST; Sports Review. Conscnt 3 Piano, WABC Artists, WMCA, Marion Williams. Roger Sweet. songs. WC? 11 A.M. CT th. Grace Hayes, contralto, WJZ 11 P.M. EDT; 10 EST; 9 CT Organ. WPG, 3o m. WBZ WSM Alarkets, weather. WEAF Concert. WNBX Nancy Marlin. KDKA George R. Holmes. Washington Bureau. In- 8.45 A.M. EDT; 7.46 EST; Boh Newhall/ WLW ternational Service. WEAF WFLA Bob Albright. Wt.W EDT; News 6.45 CT Jan Brunesco's Ensemble. WGY 3.45 P.M. 2.45 EST; 1.45 CT Melody's Garden. WFT.A L. B. Rideout, WEI Delmore Brothers, WSM Weather and N. E. Agricultural Report. Muni Sisters, harmony, WOK Paul Keast. baritone. WABC WCAU WHAS Marshall Van Pool's Orchestra, WC?, so m. The O'Neill.. WOR WJZ, Exercises, WFLA WBZ 4 P.M. EDT; 3 P.M. EST; 2 CT Charlie Dari' Orchestra. Connie Gates, WABC Markers. KDKA News, Heat Waves, WMCA ll WBZ KDKA from tn.ns Your Lover. WEAF WFLA W'Shl Sports talk, WGN weather, 9 A.M. EDT; 6 ESTS 7 CT Emil Velazcsi s Orchestra. WABC WCAU, `sum, "Song Painter," WBZ KDKA 3o m. Vagabonds, WGY I "lin Aneclt, WNBX, 30 M. "Unsolved Mysteries,'; WLW, so m. Herman and Banta, WEAP Betty and Bob. sketcji. WJZ WBZ WHAM Hotel Morton music. WPG, 30 m. 7.45 P.M. EDT: 6.45 EST; 5.45 CT Frank Buck, WSM Melody Moments, WGY co KOKA WLW Edith Murray. wings. WABC WWAS WCAU Dance Tunes. WOR m. WEAF WGY Yneaklast Club, WJ7. WBZ. W TLAL WHAM Mid -Day SAMi.e. NV CM, 30 m. WSM Stung ensemble. WSM_ Weather, Bert Block's Orchestra. WOR, 30 m. P. a i (ci i l s h. (WFLA. 45 m.) (WSM from 9 15) Vermonters, WNBX Lazy Bill Huggins, WABC WHAS June Provmes, WON (KDKA, so m-1 Tea Time Toprra. W'PG, so m. Frank busk. WIZ WU WHAM KDKA 1.15 P.M. EDT; 12.15 EST. WBAL WFLA 11.15 P.M. EDT; 10.15 EST;. Salt and Peanuts. WLW 11.15 A.M. CT The Apple Kro.kers, WCAU Devotion. WSM Health 'Palk. WOR \lrh,dy Masais, WING' 9.15 CT The Song Reporter, Dirk Newton, WABC Jan Bronaro't music, WEAF WEE) F.uke Caner, WABC WCAU W)IAS George Steruey's Orchestra. WRAF WEEI WCAU Radio Chang. WGY 4.16 P.M. [DTI 3.15 ESTi 2.15 CT -Liss, th: Furnace Man," WOR Gesse and Glenn. WSM Devotions, WHAS, so M. Honorable Archie and Frank. WJZ WBZ Nellie Revell interviews John Herrick, A. Lloyd Coll. news commentator. WMCA l+ham Jones' Orchestra. WABC WCAU WPG 1 Early Birds, WNBX KDKA WEAF WEE! W'orld's Fair Rc;ksrtcr, WGN WHAS, so m. 9.15 A.M. EDT; 8.15 EST; Markets, weather, WLW "Books." Levere Fuller. WGY 8 P.M. EDT; 7 EST; 6 CT Liam and Abner. WGN Mirror Reflections, WMCA Singing Stranger. WJZ W'Bt WHAM 7.15 CT KDKA Cities Service Concert. Jessica Dtagonette. 11.30 P.M. EDT; 10.30 EST; 1.90 P.M. EDT: 12.30 EST; WSM WFLA CT piano duo. WEAF WEE). a 9.30 Don Hall Trio. WEAF WEEI WGY WI.W by b.; WGY 11.30 A.M. CT Music Divano. W'1.W so w. Weather. Freddie Martin's Orchestra, WEAP Islctropohtan Parade. WAN:. 45 m. IWPG Bandbox, Dick Filler's Music, WEAF, 30 m. Rhythm WABC WHAS WCAU Musical Keys. WJZ WEEI WFLA, 3o m. from 9.30) (WHAS WCAU from 9.45) 1Rakctt, organist. WOR N. E. Kitchen, WEEI Hal Gene Burchell's Ray Nichols, WGY, so m. 9.30 A.M. EDT; 8.90 EST; Story Book Lady. \CNHX - music, WLW 7.30 CT Farm Program, WGY, ;o m. Nap and Ike. WSM Freddie Barren's music. WJZ WB7. WHAM, National Farm and Home Hour, WIZ WBZ 4.30 P.M. EDT; 3.30 2iì; 2.30 Kate Smith. WABC WCAU WHAS so m. 'Eaters and Mule, WEAF WEEI CT WHAM 1 KOKA WLW WSM WFLA. h. Chaltomclladdon Hall Trio, WPG, n h. William Penn Orchestra, KDKA, 3o m. Rose. tenor. WGY National Tennis Finals. WEAF \VLSI WSM Billy Buddy Fisher's Orchestra, )WABC WCAU Al and Lee Reiser, Hen Seism's Orchestra, Rumors' Orchestra. WLW, so m. Emerson, hymns, WLW Soloist, WGY c WHAS, ses m. SWPG, 15 m.) WOR, 3o m String Music. WSM' Wildcats, WHAS W'clfarc Business news, markets, KDKA Talk. WMCA Life of Mary &niacin, Three Little Formers. WMCA Eddie Lane's Orchestra. WOR, so m. 9.45 A.M. EDT; 13.45 EST; Theatre Club. WLW WOR S. Army Hal Kemp's music, WGN Wayne King's Orchestra. WGN 7.45 CT Markets, U. Band. WABC WHAS WCAU, music. WGN 30 m. (WPG from 4.45) 8.15 P.M. EDT; 7.15 EST; 6.15 CT 11.45 P.M. EDT; 10.6 EST; Oswaldo Mazzuchi, cellist, WEAL' WEE) Chiropractic program, WNB X Stocks, WPG 9.45 CT WGY WLW Prairie Symphony. WLW 1.45 P.M. EDT; 12.45 EST; Irvmg Aaronsons Orchestra, WOR, 3o m. String MUSK, WSM, 30 m. String Music. WSM Work-a -Day Thoughts, KDKA 11.45 A.M. CT "Guilty or Not Charles Barnett's Orchestra. WABC WPG Bob Atcher, WHAS 4.45 P.M. EDT; 3.45 EST; 2.45 CT Grotty?" WFLA ChIJ Education talk, WPG Edwin. C. Hill. "The Human Side of the Jan Savitt's Music, WCAU 10 A.M. EDT; 9 EST; 8 CT Diana Marlow. soprano. WOR Lady Next Door, WEAF News ". WABC WCAU WHAS Jan Garber's Orchestra. WON Stuum, WGI Breen and de Rose. WEAF WEEI Sports. WMCA -Star Final. WMCA 12 M. EDT; 11 P.M. WIT; 10 CT The Southerners. WGY Rube Appleberry," WGN Women's Clubs Federation. WJZ WHAM Orchestra. WGN WSM Dream Singer and Harold Stern's Orchestra. Edward MacHugh, gospel singer. WJZ WBZ 2 P.M. EDT; 1 EST; 12 N. CT Concert, Edwin Otis. baritone. WBZ 8.30 P.M. EDT) 7.30 EST; 6.30 CT WEAF WEEI WGY, so m. KDKA WSM W'EIA Altbreaks, variety, WEAF WEEI, 3o m. Farm Forum. WCs-, in m. Eddie Duchin's Orchestra. WIZ WBZ Suzanne Lttticiord, WI.W Arm Chair DncCr, KDKA Antoinette Halstead, WGY Eugene Fay. baritone. WJZ WHAM KDKA WSM WFLA WLW, an m. Emily Post, speaker. Sydney Nesbitt, baritone. Willem Hargrave. baritone, WOK The Eton Boys, WABC WCAU Chat. WNBX ERA Program. WBZ, so m. Leon Belasco's Orchestra, WABC WCAU Muriel Pollack. WOR, 3o m. - Weather. stacks, WHAS Station Orchestra, KDKA, 3o m. WPG WHAS Madison Singers, WABC WCAU WHAS Strang 'Frio. 5 P.M. EDT; 4 ESTS S WOK CT Unbroken Melodies, W1.W Orchestras, WGN, z h. Hour (news a Hòme WPG, h. Tenor, WMCA Peg La Centra, WEAF WSM True Story Court. WABC WCAU, Roger Van Duzer's Orchestra, WOR What's on Today, avÑHX) WPG, Organ, WGN Bradley Kincaid, WGY Organ. WH'S 12.15 A.M. EDT; 11.15 P.M. EST; 10.15 A.M. EDT; 9.15 EST' 2.15 P. M. EDT; 1.15 EST; Chick Webb's Orchestra. WJZ, so m. (KDKA Varieties of ¡934. WOR. ;o m. 10.16. CT 8.15 CT 12.15 CT t5 m.) Lone Ranger, WGN Harry Snsnik's Orchestra, WABC WCAU Clara. Lu 'u' Em. \\'CAF WEEI WGY Household (:hat, WGY The Monitor Views the News, WBZ U. S. Army Band, WMCA, so m. Jane Yahras, KDKA WHAS WLW Johnny Augustine's music, WABC WCAU 8.45 P.M. EDT; 7.45 EST' 6.45 CT Spangletights and Kumquat. WPG Hazel Arth, WJZ WBZ WHAM ildcats. \VITAS Music. WSM The Three Star Voices. WLW, an m King's Guard. quartet. WJZ WHAM led V\'cems Orchestra, WGN Sammy Fuller, KDKA Piano, WOK WBAL WSM WFLA Birthday Club. WFLA Frank Dailey's Orcchstra, WABC WHAS, 12.30 A.M. EDT; 11.30 P.M. EST; Drama. WMCA The Guardsmen, \VBT. 10.30 CT Bill and Ginger, WABC WCAU Romane of Helen Trent, WGN 3o m. Safety Talk, WPG Skit, WI.W 10.30 A.M. EDT; 9.30 EST' 2.30 P.M. EDT; 1.30 EST; Sam. Gil and T.nuie, WHAS Cray Gordon's Orchestra. WEAF WEE! Whirlwind Pianist," WOR WGY, 30 m. 8.30 CT 1 2.30 CT More Than News." WMCA Royals, WNBX Paul Pendarvis' Orchestra, WJZ WBZ News and Joe White, tenor, WEAF WSM Tho :uzlcrs, WEAF \\'EEI 9 P.M. EDT; 8 EST; 7 CT WHAM KDKA WSM, so m. Organ, WEEI Albany on Parade, Wt,Y 5.15 P.M. EDT; 4.15 EST; 3.15 CT Market Basket, WGY Waltz Time. Frank Munn and Vivienne Se -I Dancing By the Sea, WABC WCAU WHAS Home Sweet Home, WJZ WHAM Dandies of Yesterday, WEAF WEEI WSM gal, Today's Abe Lynman'.s Orchestra, WEAP WEEI l WPG, 3o m. Children, sketch, WJZ WBZ WBAL Home Forum Cooking School. WBZ. 30 Vagabonds. KDKA WFLA m. W(;Y WC? WLW, yo in. Johnny Hemp's Orchestra. WGN Hume Forum, KDKA. No m Skipper Jim's Joy Ship, WBZ Mail Bag, \VL \V Gene Burchell's Orchestra, WLW Kiddies' Klub KDKA Markets, weather. WGN Markets, WSM Devotions, WHAS News and Carolyn Gray. pianist, WABC Leah Covert. WFLA "Cocktail WCAU WHAS Hour," WOR Memory's Garden, WABC WCAU, 3o us.; 5.30 EDT; Matinee Melodies, WNBX WHAS, 15 m. P.M. 4.30 EST; 3.30 CT 10.45 A.M. EDT; 9.45 EST; Martha Deane, WOR. 30 m. William Lundell. WEAF WEED 67SM 8.45 CT Tessa Cowboy. WMCA. 30 m. The Smging Lady. WJZ WBZ WHAM Betty Crocker, cooking talk, WEAP WEEI Century of Progress music. WGN KDKA WLW POWERS' WGY WLW WFLA 2.4S P.M. EDT; 1.45 EST; Jack Armstrong. All- Amsican Boy, WABC News. Radio Kitchen, WJZ KDKA WSM 12.45 CT WCAU Weather, Nick N' kc -son. WPG News, musicale, WBZ Ma Perkins. WEAF WGY WLW WSM News, Three Flan, WABC WCAU Christine Ridge. WHAS Asthma Relief Alden Edkms, bass. WJZ WHAM WSM Robert Reuel, WOR Sanders Sisters, WHAS WFLA Lovely Ladies, WGN Sally's Party. WMCA. 30 m. Agricultural College. WHAS Farm Flashes, WNBX Story, WNBX Palmer House Ensemble, WGN 11 A.M. EDT; 10 ESTI 9 CT 5.45 P.M. EDT; 4.45 EST; has been a boon to the a P.M. EDT; 2 EST; 1 CT 3.45 CT Morning Parade, WEAF WELT WGY, z h. Wandering Minstrel, WEAF WEEI WGY The Texans. WLW (WLW, 15 m.) WSM WLW, yo m. Round Towncrs, WABC WCAU WPG afflicted for over 50 years. Shut -in Hour, U. S. Marine Band. WJZ WBZ Jackie Helios. tenor. WJZ W'BZ t rIAM Sangs, weather, WOR WSM, s h. KDKA KDKA \VSM WFLA Chicago Symphony Orchestra. WGN. 45 m. 6 - 18 Nora Beck Thununn, songs, WLW Semis inals, tennis singles championships, "Mikado' Gems. WNBX oz. 60c oz. $1.20. Cooking Close Ups, WABC WCAU WABC WCAU WPG. I h. 6 P.M. EDT; 5 EST; CT Studio Program. WHAS University of Kentucky. WHAS, 30 m. Al Pearce and his Gang, WEAF Farm Talk, WPG Ensemble. WOR, 30 m. WLW WSM WELA. WEAF. r5 Household Chat, WNBX "Sports Review," contests broadcast, so m.; m. Buy at Your Local Druggist's or Write Direct WMCA. Evening Tattler. WEEI, so m. 11.15 A.M. EDT; 10.15 EST; 1 h. 9.15 CT Jongleurs, WGN Evening Btevitles, WGY Jack Bergen's Orchestra, WJZ WHAM, 3o m. News, stocks, WI.W 9.15 P.M. EDT; 2.13 EST; 1.15 CT (WBZ, 15 m.) E. C. POWERS COMPANY Morning Topics, WFLA Visits to Foreign Villages at Century of Dan and Sylvia, KDKA Rambles in Rhythm, WABC WCAU Progress. WJZ KDKA WHAM WFLA H. V. Kaltenbrrn, WABC Box 62. Dorchester Center Station, Boston Italian Program. WPG Books awl Authors. WBZ Uncle Don. WOR. 3o m. Dolly Dean, \VITAS O.sscball, Chicago vs. New York. WGN, z h., Boys' Club. WMCA Town Crier. WNBX 0 m, John Angell. WNBX i - Saturday. September 1, 1934 TILE MICROPHONE Page Fifteen Ilaiviroiitíct Reflections Nimblewits By Diana Herbert By Everett Smith ca'tluarml The MICROPHONE'S Fashion Observer "Wit Teasers" on Sunday at 1130 A.M. from WBZ 1. (No time limit) This cryptogram, taken from a recent CLOTHES, both those of the moment and those destined NO. issue of "The Cryptogram," official publication of the American sPORTSfor later on, are full of pattern. Stripes, checks, plaids, chevrons, as Cryptogram Association, is headed, "The Tonic ": well as innumerable small designs depending on combinations of various threads, hairs, metals and cellophanes. There is no such thing as a plain, 7. PZWMJ HT KWTQ PHYX smooth- surfaced, solid -colored mate -'' TWOTJHOX, HQ DSXTJXO'l' rial in the sports world. Even jer- Commission 7.PP QJX EZG: HQ QHRT QJX RXZY P l -1 X sty has acquired metal threads or a Winner of ND D VHQJ nubbly surface! PI-IMJQ ZOE ESHIXT QiX Censorship BPNWET ZVZG. TEXTURE is of foremost im- Audition No. 2. (1 portance. Ribs, bumps, irregular- for Ads Only minute) S e p- ities of all sorts and descriptions tember brings crop up to contribute "textural in- Confesses .(Continued from Page t ) school days. terest" which has become a byword (Continued from Page r) cial torresponelent that he had been Quickly, now! of the new mode, both dressy and furred to delete statements from How many sporting. ailment would clear before I speeches he intended to make on the school books CONNIE BOSII -ELL, one of th_ reached New York." radio. a n d supplies an "irrepressible BOSWELL sifters" "You can realize my per- They were sizzling attacks on the you gather together in one :rears a classic rporlr wit, belted plexity when I arrived in ROOSEVELT "New Deal," but not minute? jacket, patch pockets, simple skirt New York with my mouth obscene, SLHALI. said. No. 3. ( 3 and auot scarf, all carried out in Charges that radio broadcasters only slightly better than CONNIE BOSWELL, one of the Bos - minutes) It one of the new materials which is a'EI.L Liters, harmony group. refused to permit him to speak, be- when I left Chicago," con- cause this hostility toward the takes b o t h both striped and ribbed and hence 7c'bo is a soloist in her own right of tinued the contest winner. were made i'USH and doubly .smart. and is bead frequently on the "New Deal" by Scttnt.t.. EVERETT SMITH PULL to com- "One hour before the broad- CBS network. His charges that the administra- OLGA ALBANI'S dark beauty tion's brain trusters were preparing plete this exer- Mexican stripes cast I went to the hotel is distinguished in a government news service, pat- cise. By changing only one let- silk. druggist and purchased some- on an interesting crinkled The terned after the TASS agency of ter at a time, and forming a with high thing that reiieved me con- dress is severely simple Soviet Russia or HAVAS of France, proper word each time, change square yoke, EQ. and also A. "cowboy" neckline, a siderably, although not com- were denied in official quarters. PUSH to PULL in seven moves. and stream. neatly buttoned pockets pletely." Despite President ROOSEVLI.T's No. -I. (2 minutes) By chang- skirt. line Miss \li''n.I.LAMS described the Q. Did JESSICA DRAGONETTE statements he would not stand for ing only one letter in each word, DRESSY MATERIALS Thou the contest as one of the fairest /flake a moving picture this Sum- censorship of the radio or the press, see,if you can form well -known proverbs s.:me tendencies ar those destined she had ever entered. Each con- mer? If so. when and where? the charges of political favoritism from the sentences be- for informal wear. Satins appear testant drew a number, then they G. N. L., Towson, Md. continue. low: overlaid with long, hairy threads: were ushered into a room contain- Hence, in informed quarters in Ii.1. WORE ANY TO PLAN a micro- A. JESSICA DRAGONETTE did not reliefs blossom forth in a variety of ing microphone. The Washington it was expected the LAKES BACK I FULL BAY make a movie this Summer. She has ,risel weaves- shaggy, hairy, metal- phone was attached to a loud- Communications Commission would SET NOR SHY EIGHT HARD never been in the movies, although lized, cloque, chiffon -striped, cello- speaker in the judges' room. issue regulations stating specifically KNOB THAT THE LENT there was some talk of it last imagination of Miss WILLIAMS sang "The its position with reference to what HANG GOF.TU. phane-woven-The Spring. the fabric makers seems inex- Moon Was Yellow," "Love in can or cannot be broadcast. No. 5. (3 minutes The rebus bairtible! Bloom," and "The Better to Love Q. is BI A7 RICE IALLI: going on below, with accompanying hint, You, My Dear." And although the air regularly? represents .t .even letter word. With all this emphasis on mate- she had never read any script over R. Newark, N. J. Football Games P follows that the M., :Ws. it naturally radio. she received the full T Y of per- the tut must be nothing short credits for her reading to win the A. She auditioned for a thou' On Air In Fall 'Twere better that no one should fection. It is this combination of with JOHNNY GREEN'S orr-bestra, contest. (Continued front Page r) know faultless line and unique materials but the program liar turned down Although she has been singing The need that's in this word of that produces the particular brand by the rpon Tors. night under floodlights at Pitts- on the Middle- 'Wcstcrn radio of chic which will characterize the burgh. * * programs for the past four years, Q. Are the SHERLOCK HOLMES season 1934-35. Pittsburgh University will go she has never held a steady posi- dramas to return to the air this Answers to Last Week's into action on Saturday. Septem- tion nor has she ever held a full Fall? Nimblewits ber 29, against Washington and time commercial contract. S. G. T., Darien, Conn. Lifeboat Race Jefferson. Notre Dames first No. 1. MIC.ROPIIòNE Crypto- Miss X'ILLIAMS was an opera A. It it probable, hut not cer- home game will be br .adcast graphers should meet fellow puz- singer when she was 20 years of to be Broadcast tain, that they will return to radio from South Bend. Indiana. The zlers at the Parker House this age. Until four months ago her crews of 15 or late in the opponent will be Texas University. weekend. The lifeboat repertoire consisted of operatic many nations will On Friday, October 12, the No. 2. Poll, Pole, more ships of arias. She knows only 25 pope Poor, Pool, way down the Hudson 1-loey traditional battle between Ford - Role, Rode, Rice, Rich. fight their lar melodies now. "Colonel" Fred Ride, River in New York Harbor on ham and Boston College will be 4. way: Leather, included FAY BAIN- FRED HOEY, ace baseball announ- No. One Day, September 3, in the The judges heard from Boston. This will Labor cer of the Yankee network. is going Lather. Lathe, Late, Ate, At, A. International Lifeboat '1'ER and FREDERICK WORLOCK, start the season's real battles. On annual legitimate stage; to be made a Kentucky "Colonel." No. 5. 60 oranges, 100 pears, Race. stars of the October 13, Pittsburgh University GENE BUCK, president of the He formally will be appointed by 140 apples. will be broadcast over and Southern California will play The race American Society of Composers, Governor RUBY LAFFOON of Ken- NIIC -Vi'JZ network at 11.30 at Pittsburgh. the Authors and Publishers; PECiGY tucky. The appointment, to the se A. M. Saturday. October 27. sees the For Southern Woo), star of the musical stage; lect circle comes as a result of first of the great Eastern games. Every ship then in port will of L. WARD i'HEEI.00K. and DIANA FREti s publicizing the fair name Army vs. Yale at New Haven. a boat in the contest for the during his Listeners enter BOURBON, casting director of the Blue Grass state On November 3, the following L. HAG/ i Trophy, which lmr:c:. programs of WEAF WJZ say ROBERT "Hollywood Hotel." Saturday, there will be two 74 s will be presented to the winning be beard over: General games broadcast, Harvard vs. WF1.A -WSUN Clearwater. Florida crew by Postmaster Princeton from Cambridge. Mass., Wsn Atlanta. Georgia JAMES A. FARLEY. w sMB New Orleans, L. An Ambition Thwarted and the Universities of Michigan a'OAI San Antonio, Tex. and Minnesota. the first of the WSM Nashsille, Tenn. The programs of WABC may be beard This anda That "Big Ten" Conference gaines to over: be broadcast. WQpAM Miami, Florida Page z) 1.. ( Continued from On November IO there is a Vi')SV Washington, D. C. IlVBBT Charlotte, N. C. writen specifically for choice between the Harvard - WTAR Norfolk. Va. and hook WBIG Greensburg, N. C radio production. Army game and the Northwest- ern- Illinois tilt. Otherwise, it would seem to be . Western On succeeding Saturdays the Middle much as it has been in the past. schedule runs: Michigan vs. The same comedians -En \VVNN, Ohio LiYteners vs. Bt:RNS and ALLEN, State, Army Notre Dame, JACK PEAR)., The programs of w IAF may be Pennsylvania vs. Cornell (Thanks - STOOPNAGLE and BUDD-the same heard over: giving Day), Army vs. Navy. KSD St. Louis. Mo. singers and the saine popular or- III. Southern California vs. KYW Chicago. chestras will be with us again. Notrc Dame WMAQ Chicago. Il1- ' TAM Clesetand. Ohio There are many other come- It is probable that the 'late sea- son games from the West Coast, The programs cf a'JZ may be beard dians of whom radio has not yet o, er: made extensive use. There are, including the Rose Bowl and the WiNR-WLS Chicago. ¡Il. East -West contest will go on the a "GAR ( Ireland. Ohio for example, the unmatched BEA- a)R Druoit. Mich. air over both the NBC and CBS TRICE LILLIE, BERT LAHR (whose The nrograrry of WABC may be network s. heard er: PARKS, Columbia announcer, long has wanted to be- improvement as a comic warrants wHRst Chicago. ill. BERT and he has Cleveland. Ohio another chance on tile air), 'and . come a BING CROSBY or a MORTON DVw'NEY WHK him an audition. Mark McNamara Is Promoted view Minneapolis, Minn. been hounding MARK WARNOa to give 1 Mo. a good number of others. KMOX St, ouis. didn't get around to it until the other day. When he did, he JoHN F. M(NAntARA. \X'BZ an- W IIAS Louisville, Ky. Assuredly some novelty must was impressed by the similarity of BERT'S voice to that of DICK nouncer of long standing,. recently Non: O.,riaad,ng sera/ pcograasr was of of for v !tabor, yr .cta/nly lined to be introduced soon if radio is to POWELL on the -45 Minutes in Hollywood" hour. PARKS got named program manager T 1 MICROPHONE. maintain its great popularity. the job, but still regrets he is not BING CROSBY. station WBZ. the "Dream Singer" RA \Nq MMY ASSOCIATES in radio, due The American Legion program re- 11ß 111111)11 Kinceri /\G perhaps to the fact that I sulted in CBS granting me an au- °RADIO (NBC "Dream Singer ") .Q' came to the air waves from the bus- dition. I went on WOR on August WI 00 OUR PART ZF iness field, credit me with being ver- 31, 1931, and was signed by NBC LS PPQ satile. However, I doubt if the most complimentary of September 6, 1931. At this point, I cannot resist' reporting PHONE these companions would regard me as sufficiently capable that I shall celebrate my third anniversary on NBC next CR or interesting to the degree of writing a newspaper month. column. It has been a happy three years, and I have never re- Programs For ìi rev/. B: ii trl hogg .44..M enrt ber - This is my first attempt at an autobiograph. It is diffi- gretted that I abandoned the 'business of flour broker to i cult to avoid the personal pronoun "I" in such an under- take a gamble in finding favor with radio audiences. I taking, so I launch this with a plea that personal ex- am vitally interested in radio. I have been heard on more ploitation be attributed to the assignment rather than than 1000 programs, and every one of them has been of egotism. great importance to me. Evidence of this is found in the I have been singing as long as I can remember. I enjoy fact that I have kept an accurate recording of the dates, singing, and recall my surprise' the sponsors and even the when I discovered as a young- numbers I offered. ster that other people did not As NBC's "Dream Singer," object, but often invited me to I have made friends -sincere sing. In those days a vocal people who take an interest in career was remote from my my work and offer sugges- thoughts. People iiwaritbly tions. I welcome these and express surprise when they have found scores of them learn that my first appearance helpful. on the air took place only One lady in Nebraska has three years ago. not missed one week during - Indirectly, I presume that the three years without drop- the World War played a part ping me a line. Knowing that in my radio debut. Life was a I am pleasing, making people colorful and gay adventure happy, is one of the greatest for me upon my return from pleasures I derive from my Europe. The oil boom in work. Ranger. Texas, intrigued me I play golf and bridge. and in 1919 and I roughed it in am regarded as an addict of the fields for months.' The - the former. However, I pre- bil workers were flattering fer hunting to either. Am not and encouraged me to sing content with having just one for them. dog, so I have a spaniel, police RALPH KIN/ERRY, who tunied from burinerr to radio to Ranger was a boom town, become a baritone, and who begins a new program over and pointer. which explains perhaps why I NBC & ptember 6. I am nursing the hope that succeeded in becoming the I shall be able to hunt Kodiak leading -and only -advertising man in the place. I was bear in Alaska some day. I play the piano, and don't made secretary and general manager of the Midwestern care for "hbt" or novelty songs. I do not care for low Advertising Co.-one of my accomplishments being pub- comedy on the air. I am rated as an expert rifle and re- lication of the town's first telephone advertising directory. volver shot, and serve in the capacity of instructor in the Tempted by the possibilities of scrimmages in Mexico use of firearms for several towns in New Jersey. with the Villa forces, I became an officer with the 7th "Won't You Wait Until The Cows Come Home,' is Cavalrr.. Fellow officers made me feel that my singing one of the earliest songs, 1 remember, explained perhaps was welcome. by a boyhood romance I was experiencing at the time the Upon my return to Paterson, N. J., where I now live, song was popular. I took an active interest in American Legion affairs. My I enjoy exercising, and have only one fear, that of not post decided to stage an air production on Armistice Day, being properly prepared for a sudden program assign- 1930. I was assigned to produce as well as to appear in ment. the production. It was broadcast over WODA, of Pater- I tr st that I have not bored you to such a degree that son, and I received my introduction to a microphone. you will not listen to my new program September 6. If The program met with favorable response, and friends you do I hope you will like it. If you don't like it, I shall Carolyn Rich, CBS Songstress and acquaintances urged me to embrace radio as a career. be pleased to receive your criticism.