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Vol. 5 WEEK ENDING MARCH 19, 1936 No. 44

MET OFFERS "LA BOHEME" OVER NBC West PointPoint Anniversay Aired Spring Fashion Grace Moore Sings MIRIAM HOPKINS Round the World Role of TO STAR IN LUX Celebration by Radio "Mimi" RADIO THEATRE Glamorous Miriam Hopkins, one of West Point men around the globe,. Radio's opera awoncewit.* be the screen's most vivid personalities,from the Academy to Russia, China, whisked to the Latinuarter Of 'Nil's will' be starredinthe Lux RadioAlaska, -Panama ansl the Philippines, to eavesdrop on a melSic romance of Theater production of "The Last ofwill take part in 4 world-wide cele- studentlife,on March14,when Mrs. Cheyney," over the nationwidebration of the 134th anniversary of NBC's combined WEAF-WJZ net- WABC-Columbia network, Monday,their alma mater ovr an NBC-WJZ worksbroadcasttheMetropolitan March 16,at 9:00 p. m.(E.S.T.).networkonSaturday,March14, Opera's presentation of Giacomo Puc- Thisisher second performance infrom 8:00 to 9:00 r. m. (E.S.T.). cini's "La Boheme."This Saturday the popular drama series.With John Their words ofgreetingwillbe operamatinee broadcastwillcom- Boles as her co-star, Miss Hopkins in-carriedtoWest Pcint banquets in mence atI :55 p. m. (E.S.T.) ., with augurated the Radio Theaterseriesmajor cities throughout the United the story of the opera related by Mil- lastseason when shedidaradioStates and many crier parts of the ton (:Toss, NBC announcer. adaptation of "Seventh Heaven." world.The glory of the Academy Written by Frederick Lonsdale, onewill be recalled in a dramatization of Those who knew Puccini point out ofEngland'spremierplaywrights,itshistory by Frank Wilson, of the that the musical vitality of this score "The Last of Mrs. Cheyney" was firstNBC continuity staff, and songs of can be explained by the biographical producedonBroadwaywithInatheir school days will be sung and spontaneity with which he wrote "La Claire as the star and was one of Nor-played by the Cadet choir and the Boilea....Puccini, himself, had lived ma Shearer's most successful pictureWest Point band. the life portrayed in Murger's popular vehicles. The broadcast open in West novel, "La Vie Boheme," upon which The playtellsthestoryof Mrs. (Continued cal page 11) the librettoisbased. He, too, had Cheyney,aformershopgirl,who livedin an attic during his student yearned for luxury and accepted the days, had experienced the bitter-sweet offer of one Charles to take up rob-Has 22 Personalities! (Continued on page 11) bery of fashionables as a profession. With Charles as her butler, she poses as a wealthy widow and entertains the nobility.The women adore her and two lords are in love with her.The EDDIE DOWLING truth finally outs but members of the house -party turn Out to be a disreput- IS STAR OF NEW able set in comparison to Mrs. Chey- ney and the "butler." Miss Hopkins will be supported by NBC ELGIN REVUE adistinguishedcastofBroadway players. Eddie Dowling and Ray Dooley, Benny (;oodinan's celebrated swing or- chestra and Helen Ward, songstress, DE VALERA AND will be brought to the air each Tues- day, on Eddie Dowling's Elgin Revue, ALFRED E. SMITH which willmake isdebutover WCKY andanation-wideNBC- ON IRISH PROGRAM - WEAF network, on March17,at 10:00 p. m. (E.S.T.). The new series will be sponsored by the Elgin Na- Speeches by IrishmeninIreland tional Watch Company, sponsor of and America, and Irish music from Last week we printed a pic- the successful Elgin Campus Revue, Maxine Gray gives usE_ preview of Spring in this charmingthe ould sod and New York -harpture of James Scribner in make- over NBC networks, last Autumn. frock of canary yellow marquisette over a crepe slip patternedmusic, jigs, reels and old songs sungupasheappears beforethe Making their debut oppropriatelywith gay flowers.Her wa-m voice is one of the highlights ofby the St. Patrick's College chorus inmicrophone as one of twenty-two on St.Patrick's Day, Dowling and Maynooth-will be broadcastbycharacters in the 'Johnson Fam- "The Great American Tourist" series starring Phil Baker, Beetle,NBC as features of itsSt.Patrick's Dooley, who arc husband and wife, ily" heard over WLW, Mondays will supply the comedy high-jinks ofBottle, "Gunnel" Kemp's Band and the Seven G's over theDay programs on Tuesday, March 17. PresidentEamon DeValera,thethroughFridaysat6p. m. the new series.Famed as stage head-WABC-Columbia network every Sunday at 7:30 p. m. (E.S.T.). liners for years, Dowling and Dooley New York -bornheadoftheIrish(E.S.T.).This week we show are credited with having originatedMaxine's voice and good loess have won her contracts for a num-Free State,will take part, speakingyou Scribner as he appears in the modern heckling type of humor. ber of movie "shorts". (Continued on page 11) everyday life. 2 RADIO DIAL. WEEK ENDING MARCH 19, 1936 Weekly RADIO DIAL Miss Ponselle Performs Entered assecond-class matter July 29,1931,at the post officeatCincinnati , under the Act of March 3, 1879. Published every Friday by the Radio Dial Publishing Co. 22 East 12th St., Cincinnati, Ohio Six Months for $1. Single Cokes 5 cents

RADIO DIAL brings you latest available programs and news of your favorite ntatirns and artists.All programs listed are correct up to press -time. hut are, of colds,. subject to later changes by networks and localstations. Telephone-CHerry 0710-0711 MARGARET MALONEY-Editor Station WKRC - March 11th. - The moguls directing the destinies of the British Broadcasting Corporation are faced with quite a problem, ac- Vol. V WEEK ENDING MARCH 19, 1936 No. 44cording to the London Post. There is a great dearth of capable comedians inEngland.As aresult plans for forthcoming variety shows arc being THE OLD HUMAN EQUATIONheld up and things are atquite a standstilluntil some A-1 mirth -pro- Probably because the idea has bad so much publicity intheutilityvokersarefound.Occasionally a field,there has been considerable interest recentlyina "yardstick" forlikely suspect is found, but then itis broadcasting :setting up definite program -service standards which allsta-discovered "that this material is quite tions nuist meet. unsuitablefor microphone purposes It is not merely an intriguing speculation. Something of the sort is flees-and that he declines to use material sary.When the number of available channels is limited, everybody whossritten for hint by one of the hired wants to cannot go into the business of broadcasting. There must be some-hack writers ....(the) stock radio way of separating the sheep from the goats.But putting principle intocomedians arc admirable and versa- practice is quite a different matter. We saw that demonstrated not long ago.tile, but obviously must he used spar- ingly in order not to chNaust their After much lively talk about the subject,agroup of radio people had appeal." a fling at devising a "yardstick" for broadcasting. All contributed their ideas * * of what the perfect station should do, and these were pooled in a neat table The time is thought not to be far allowing so many per cent for the air time given each main type of pro- distant when commercial broadcast- gram: symphonic, popular, news, educational, religious, etc. On paper, the ing will be an actuality in the British result was admirable.But as soon as the "yardstick" was used,it was Isles.As a whole, the listening public found that stations generally agreed to be poor, made a higher score thanis thoroughly fed up with the highly those generally agreed to be best. educational ether fare served them by difficulties Thisillustratesthebaffling radio "yardsticks" always en-B.B. C.The present commission's counter.Precise mathematical standards cannot be established for broad-tenure expires the end of this year, castingservice because thedifference between good and bad programsanditisanticipatedthata more cannot be reduced to figures. liberal -minded board willbe substi- That should be obvious. What is not so clear is that most of the dif-tuted. ferences between stations and programs are largely personal. Asitisnow, English "wireless" r 20.2garaVW . We like or dislike given features, not only because of their craftsman-addicts may tune to a powerful sta- Running' what is popularly known as the "gamut of emotions" ship and technique, but still more because of the individuals concerned. Wetionin Luxemborg thatisheavily say a certain radio preacher "speaks our language" and a certain singerweighted down with British sponsorsis Rosa Ponselle in this still movie caught by the candid camera "puts his heart into his songs," or a certain master of ceremonies "gets inwho offerentertainmentsimilartoduring one of her recent broadcasts. Miss Ponselle, now appear- our hair" and a certain announcer "rubs us the wrong way." What wethat heard in this country. Advertis- mean is that we are reacting to them, normally and inevitably, as people,ers have been quick to ascertain thating at the Metropolitan Opera, is sing_ng on the Chesterfield not merely speakers or musicians or entertainers. radio willsell the goods for them,series in place of Lily Pons who is filling concert engagements in and are anixous to be in a position to In other words, the people who face its microphones have a great deal Europe.With Andre Kos:elanetz' orchestra and chorus, Miss advertise in their own backyard. With to do with making or breaking a station's standing with listeners. The thing Ponselle :s heard over CBS eachWednesday at 9 p. m. (E.S.T.). we gropingly call personality or background isjust as decisive in broad-the merchants howling at them, the casting as in our other human relations.And, unfortunately, it cannot beradio directors are having difficulties aplenty trying to refute the argument measured, weighed; graphed. . thatBritish industryisbeing held NBC Commentator and Bride Thisisnot to say that broad fundamentals for broadcasting serviceback due to a lack of advertising. cannot be laid down. They can and must be. But a hard-and-fast "yard- * * * stick" that will measure a station's worth with decimal precision scents out Might justaswell spendabit of the question. more time in merric ole England. The As long as people make programs and listen to them, the human equa-U. S. Dept. of Commerce is advised tion will have to be reckoned with in radio.It is just as well that it must.that televisiontests from Alcaxndra Palace, London, will probably begin this month with expectations that a regular servicewillbe inaugurated NBC Announcer Wins BBDO Award aroundthefirstofJune.Three hours a day will be allotted, one in theafternoon,onearoundsupper time, and one lateatnight. Each periodwillbe broken up into not fewerthan four programs sothat the listener will not tire of this new discovery.All types of events front cabaret shows tofashionstalks are to be broadcast, with sponsors pay- ing thecosts but getting no more thana mentionatthebeginning

and end of broadcast. .. * * * MaestroRichard Humber has turned producer with a play called "Slightly Terrific." It ii the work of Elliott Grennard and has radio as a background. * * * TIDS AND BITS :Eddie Schoel- werisnow being hearddaily on 'KRC at 4:30 p. m. ... CBS An- nouncer Andre Baruchisturning actor, having taken two parts in last week's "Gang -Busters" program . . . CBS will broadcast the Grand Na- tional Sweepstakes on March 27th. . . .Sports Commentator Dick Bray Jimmy Fidler, whose HollywoodGossipis heard over an NBC - Named winner of the "Award for Good Announcing", madeofficiated at last week's sectional bas-WEAF network including WCKY,on Tuesdays a: 10:30 p. m. annually by the advertising firm of Batten, Barton, Durstine andketballtryoutsfortheOlympic Osborne, Howard Petrie (right) of the National Broadcastinggames. (E.S.T.), madesome Hollywood news himself the otherday.He Company, receives an engraved stop -watch and check from Roy ... President Roosevelt was the mostmarried RobertaLaw,screen actress.Fidler, 35, hasbeena S. Durstine, president of the firm. The prize is offered to encour-"time -worthy" personinthe head-Hollywood newspaper and publicity man for the pastsixteen age good announcing, free from artificial mannerisms or inflec-lines during the five years the "March tions peculiar to any particular section of the country.Its recip-of Time" has been on the air ;theyears, and three years ago joiner the ranks of radio commen- ients are chosen from the large ranks of regular station an-5th birthday was observed last Fri-tators.His bride, 23, was an artist's model in New York before .. . George Burns and Gracie nouncers.Announcers whose specialties are sports announcing,day coming to Hollywood, where she joined the Wsrner Brothers actingasfoilsforcomedians,etc.,areexcludedfromtheAllen will be heard from San Fran- competition. cisco next week.CHUCK WISE. studio. RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING MARCH 19, 1936 3 ONCE OVER, LIGHTLYMRS. HOOVER Friday 13 Can't Scare the Gooks TO SPEAK OVER idea, thought he'd like to present Berlin in just such a show and of- NBC, MARCH 16 fered him five thousand dollars to do the show. Berlin looked at him Mn.. Herbert Hoover, wife of the blankly and shook his head. "Butformer President, heads a distinguished I promised Frank Black I'd do thelistof women speakersonNBC's program!" he said-and he did it.Let's Talk It Over series for March. Incidentally, don't let anybodyIn her role as national president of tellyouIrvingBerlinpicksoutthe Girl Scouts, Inc., Mrs. Hoover will

tunes with one finger. I heard himdiscuss "What Does the Future Hold playing Frank Black's harpsichord,for Our Girls?" on Monday, March and he does it a lot better than16, at 4:30 p. m. (E.S.T.). over an a lot of so-called concert stars. NBC-WJZ network, whichincludes WSM, WLS and KDKA. Withallthisfuss and bother about "finds," "discoveries," and Emily Post, etiquette authority and author ; Anne Hard, news commenta- amateurs hoping to land real jobs,tor, and Alma Kitchell,singer and the best story of the year comesmistress of ceremonies, continue to be from the manner in which Howardheard regularly on this feminine pro- Price,sensationalyoungtenor,gram which weekly stars at least one landed on the networks. distinguished guest speaker. Friday 13 this Harry Horlick, famous maestro TaKing the same subject on which months holds no ter- BOB HOPE of the program, tuned in WINS, aMrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will speak rors for Art Van Har- localstation in New York.He heardover an NBC network on March 18, New York, March 5. - Before vey, Bernadine Flynn Price, called Louis Katzman, whoMrs. Florence P. Kahn, Republican and Billy Idelson, the 1-940,don't be surprisedifBob was conducting the program andCongresswoman from California, will Vic, Sade and Rush Hope turns out -o be the ace speak on Let's Talk It Over, Monday, comic of radio. That may soundtold him to send the boy to him. ofN B C'spopular Horlick handed himapiece ofMarch 30. The question is, "Woman's likea long shot and a long time serial.Here you see music, said "sing that" and PriceResponsibility for Making Democracy the three of them de- prediction, but ifit does happen, Effective." then Bob will have realized his am-did. The next week he had a con- fying superstition. bition. tract to sing on Horlick's program. Hope, a young native of Cleve- And so far, who has handed any The Four Toppers land, battled his way up to star-contracts to any of the hopefuls dom in the Follies, "Roberta" andon any of the amateur hours? Oh, TUNE REVIEW Otto Gray Back at WLW other Broadway shows, and wasso you won't talk! thelast of a the funny men to -DICK TEMPLETON. The Hit Tune Review, featuring Otto Gray and his Oklahoma Cow- reach the microphone. But every currentlypopular musicalnumbers,boys, former members of the WLW step he has taken has been a for- selected from the most -requested tunesstaff, have returned tothe.Nation's ward one, and he has pegged his ambition himsef, sb there is a fairSINGING NEIGH- listed during the week by prominentStation after a to.ir which included chance that he wilI realize it.He's orchestra leaders, will be heard overstage appearances and broadcasts over in a pretty fortun*e spot because BOR TO PRESENT WCKY each Sunday at 1:30 p. m.NBC. They are heard at 8:15 a. m. there are only eight or nine peo- (E.S.T.), beginning March 15. The(E.S.T.), Mondays through Fridays. ple in radio who pre regarded at Spritz Clothing Co., Cincinnati, is the all as being funny.lAnd aside from IRISH DAY SONGS Stoopnagle and Budd, the only sponsor. The same sponsor will also bring comic ever deve ped solely by St. Patrick's day program will be The most popular tunes of formerthe latest movie mws to WCKY lis- radio-Raymondnight-has justpresented March 17, at 11:30 a. m., years will also bP;,-.t..nd---(1duringteners each morn=' been dropped bNBC after allover WLW by Chauncey Parsons, the these programs these years. "Singing Neighbor."A feature will will be a violin solo, "Londonderry Air," musicer nt With all This talc about "swing" Tom thedanc music,it would'eem logical toby Uberto Neely, accompanied by the thticstottana quiz one of the fi st and foremostorgan. WithJohnny Maitland and t orchestra, dispensersofit,Loring"Red" The Singing Neighbor's program in-hisorchestra,whooper 118 Nichols.Here's what that youngcludes "Has Sorrow Thy Young Daysmonth'sengagementSat' man has to say about it: Shaded," "Little Bit of Heaven," "The(M arch 14) at theHe a "Because of thfi great freedomDear Little Shamrock" and "That Oldson, are featured th,- given to musicians lin a swing band,Irish Mother of Mine." pers, lads who 44 an orchestra of this sort must nec- Gib. tory while br- Four essarily be limited insize. All of Wynn's "Johnny" Crusaders ,ade Top. the top-notch swing bands of the sago. radio past had, at the most, five or six phr over his- NBC members. Amon these were 'The 1'0cop overasfrom the ,tograph tobottom, Memphis Five,' T e Dixieland Jazz Burdett above, in Hugh tile Band,' and my o n 'Famous Five and Doyle,are JinituY Pennies!' Cedric Dick Musical styles travelin broadcasts SPring Rock cycles, and swing music was at its wt,vv. win Nightly popularity height right after the beheard World War. Itwas superseded by the 'sweet' musicof Duchin, Lom- bardo, etc.'Swing' music began to come back intoits own during the past two years, and therecent popularity of 'TheMusic Goes MARY 'Round andAround,' which essentially a was 'swing' song,again swept it Charles into itscurrent wave of Seel, popularity." Stratford" po An in"The idea Sotheri," Lifeo of the demandin (4:15 whichgreat performers . rn., are these EST., Broadcasting System daily sdycan be Show by exceptSaturday Herman and

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WCKY W L W WKRC WSAI WCPO I KDKA WLS-WENR WSM WHAS Cincinnati (141111 kc.)Cincinnati (700 kc.)Cincinnati (660 kc.) Cincinnati (1330 kc.)Cincinnati (1200kr.). Pa. (980 kc.)Chicago,III. (070 kr.) Nruarrille, Tenn. (060kc.)Louisville, Ky. (oaokoo 6:30 Top o'the Morning- 6:30 FarmBulletinBoard 5:30 6:45 McCormick Fiddlers 6:45 Smile a While 5:45 7:00Morning Round Up....Prayer Period Jerry Foy 7:00 Good Morning Arkansas Fiddlers Musical Clock WLS News Report 6:00 7:15 ..... Sunday School LessonNews 7:15 Sunrise Worship- The Oshkosh Boys 6:15 7:30Musical Clock .....Rise andShine Breakfast Express- 7:30 Setting Up Exercises God's Bible School. 11 1, Otto's Tunetwisters 6:30 King Cole and Mr Asbury College 1111 ee le 7:45 News Flashes PurityBakeries 7:46 Birthday Greetings . Breakfast Timetable IndianLegends 6:45 Hodgu Podge Devotions IS 0 8:00Spareribs N Chandler Chats Se 0 8:00 Morning Devotions N. MorningDevotionsN JollyJoe'sPals 7:00Morning Devotions Sim Jack .0 11. 8:15 MorningMelodies NGray's Cowboys 8:15 Round HouseBoys.... Today's Headlines News: MusicalClock..LuluBelle and Scott 7:15 Morning Melodies NLog Cabin Boys 8:30Cheerio N Cheerio-Inspira- Salvation Army Devo. 8:30 Church Forum- LatherandLyrics WLS News Report 7:30Cheerio N The Jackson Family . .0 Breakfast Business 8:45 ...... tional Talk N The Upstarts 8:45 SayIt With Music . Tweed's Orchestra . MorningDevotions 7:45 "

9:00Organ RhapsodyN. . JoeEmerson,Hymns Dear Columbia C 9:00 Breakfast Club-Vocal Ina MexicanPatio BreakfastClub N PrairieRambers 8:00 Breakfast Club N Dear Columbia C..... lb .. 9:15Streamliners N The MasterSingers 9:15 Trio; Don McNeill, God's Bible School and Patsy 8:15 1. O. 9:30 Way Down East Woman's Place C 9:30 m.c., N Morning Serenade Pa and Ma Smithers 8:30 Woman's Place C 9:45 114 Back Stage Wife M Belle & Martha; News 9:45 Style and Shopping Morning Minstrels 8:46 Breakfast Club N Montana Slim C

10:00 News: Happy JackN How to be Charming Josephinea Gibson C 10:00 News Flashes Mary Jean Miller News: Music N . Martha Crane-Helen 9:00 News: Y. de Leath N.Josephine GibsorTtr7

10:15 Edward McHugh N..Horne Sweet Home NWoman's Hour.... 10:16 Gospel Singer N Dot Club News Edward McHugh N Joyce . 9:15 Edward McHugh N The Captivators C.... 10:30Today's Children N Divano Trio M Captivators C 10:30 HouseholdHints Romantic Cycles Today'sChildren's N loday's Children N 9:30 Console CapersN... 10:45David Harum N Livestock-News Ozark Mountaineers C 10:45 Deep South DavidHarum N David Harum N 9:45 Jack'sMountaineers . Monticello Party Line. 11:00MusicalAppreciationMusic Appreciation RaeEleanorBall C 11:00 Music Appreciation Today's Headlinisi Music Appreciation The Hilltoppers 10:00 MusicAppreciation James Sheehy, tenor..

11:15 Hour-Walter Dam- Hour N Helen Trent C 11:15 Hour, direction Wal-Bob Osborne Hour: Walter Dam. Roundup-Orchestra 10:15 , Hour, Conducted byStrange As It Seem.. 11:30 rosch, conductor N. Singing Neighbor JustPlainBill C 11:30 terDamrosch N HomespunPhilosopher rosch, conductor N WLS News Report 10:30 Walter Damrosch NDolly [Alan Chats 11:45 Broadway Cinderella MRichMan'sDarling C 11:45 Moods Cornhuskers & Boy 10:45 How to be Charming

12:00WCKY News . Barnes and Larson N. Voice of Experience C 12:00 Concert Hallof Air Press Radio Bible.... News OldKitchenKettle 11:00 Mary L Wilson's Voice of Experience C 12:15 HoneyboySassafras NTom, Dick & Harry MMusical Reveries C.... 12:15 Tea Dance Stepping Along Young Artists Virg: Lee & Sunbeam11:15 Radio Kitchen Musical Reveries C... 12:30 Merry Madcap, N...National Farm and Mary Marlin C 12:30 Day Dreams Man in the Street Farm and Home Weather Report, New 11:30 National Farm and Mary Marlin C . 12:45Jules Land* Ensism. N Home Hour N Five Star Jones C 12:45 PleaseSing Luncheon Music Hour N DinnerbellProgram 11:45 Home Hour N Five Star Jones C.... II n 11 n 11 Si It 1:00Joe White N Sue and Jack 1:00 Rudy Bundy's Orch 12:00 College of Agriculture O. 0. le 11 11 1:15Concert MiniaturesN News: Melod. Meat 1:15 Kay Kyser's Orch. M Log CabinBoys 1:30 Vamory Keze's Orel.NThe Warry Clinic M..SavittSerenade C 1:30 Treadwells on Tour....Dorothy Day League Women VotersLivestockMarket 12:3012:15 Banner Newshawk Weather-Markets 1:45 SingingSpirituals Mount andBest C 1:45 Lorenzo's Orchestra Dot and Will N Homemakers'Progra Dept. of Agriculture...Shopping Guide . 2:00Magic of Speech N. Story Drama Between Bookends C 2:00 Words and Music N Orpheus Male Chorus Words and Music N . Magic of Speech N....University of Ken- 2:15 Nature Happy Hollow C. 2:15 Flip Wallace tucky 2:30 Mathay Gypsy VocationalAgricultureAmerican School of 2:30 Baseball Game-RedsLittle Theatre of Music KDKA Home Forum... Robison's Buckaroos..American School of i. 2:45 Orchestra N CurrentEvents the Air C 7:45 vs. Dodgers at FashionFlashes .. . News: Grain Market Ma Perkins the Air C

3:00 U. S. Marine Band N..Molly of the Movies MAfterncon Concert C 3:00 Miami,Fla. Today's Winners Stroller'sMatinee . . Pratt and McNeill 2:00 U.S. Marine Band NAfternoon Concert 61. .6 ei 3:16 Ma Perkins N 3:15 1. .4 Ma Perkins N 2:15 0 3:30 Vic and Sad* N MarkWarnow's 3:30 II 61 BackStage Wife U.S. Marine Band 2:30 Warnow'sBlueVelvet OS .. 3:46King's Jesters N The N Orchestra C 3:45 Charm King's Jesters 2:45 TheO'Nellis N Orchestra C 4:00Woman's Radio Betty end lob N BillyMills'Orch. C 4:00 IS Betty and Bob N Betty and Bob N 3:00 Woman's Radio Weekday Devotion.. 4:15 Review N Life of Mary Sottiern MEddie Schoelwer 4:15 DI KarenFladoes Madame de Sylvara. 3:15 Review N U. S. Army Band C.. .6 IS 4:30AliceJoyN Forever Young N 4:30 Girls' Week ProgramConcertRecollecti's N Alice Joy N 3:30 Alice Joy N 4:45 te To be announced News: Financial NotesContract Bridge 4:46 Final Headlines Strolling Songsters N Strolling Songsters N 3:45 Strolling Songsters NSea Stories C 5:00Congress Speaks N...Wonder inOrient Treasure Trove 5:00 le Pop Concert Kpi130.1(ugA,,KBidodysies Klub . Nicholas Mathay's 4:00 Congress Speaks N Buddy Clark C 6:IE Jack Armstrong News:Rhythm Revue 5:15 Gypsy Orchestra N. 4:15 Wilderness Road C... 5:30 Buddy and Ginger N Singing Lady N Annie Wallingford 5:30 Tom Mix Advent. N.. CocktailHour Singing Lady N Musical Grab Bag.... 4:30 Financial News Herb Koch, ergo...-. 5:45 DorothyDreslin N Little Orphan Annie NThe Goldbergs C 5:45 Louise Raymond Smilin'Dan Little Orphan Annie NRhythmic Foursome N 4:45 Postal Oddities The Goldbergs C

6:00 Flying Time N . The Johnson& Buck Rogers C 6:00 Omar the Mystic M.. DinnerMusic News Flying Time N 5:00' Leon Cole, organ...Buck Rogers C 6:15 Lee Gordon's Orch. N A 'v.of J. Mattern Dick Bray; News 6:15 Melodeers Golden Opperutnitles FishTales Spareribs 5:15 Dept.ofEducation...Out o' the Dusk 6:30 Geo. W. Hillprof. OldFashionedGirl Musical Moments 6:30 News Flashes Merchants' Bulletins Dinner Music What's the News? 5:30 News: Leon Cole J.D.(Casey) Shined 6:45 WCKY News .. 5:45 Lowell Thomas N Stardust 6:45 Knot Hole Club Post Home Finders . Lowell Thomas N F.Henderson's Orch Little Orphan Annie NAsher and Little Jimmy 7:00Strange As It Seems Amos 'n' AndyFir Myri and Merge C 7:00 PhilHarris'Orch Father Chin's that Trojan Quartet LoisRavel N 6:30 LoisRavel N Hot Dates in History.. 7:15Capt. Tim's Adven. N"Lilac Time" M Lazy Dan, the Minstrel 7:15 UncleEzra N G -Men Series, drama Capt. Tim's Adven. N Capt. Tim's Adven. N 6:15 Jimmy Mattern's DiaryLazy Dan, the 7:30Edwin C.Hill N Lum 'n' Abner N . Man C 7:30 Pittsburgh Auditions Harry Hartman, SportsSinging Seven Lum and Abner N 6:30 Teachers College of Minstrel Man C.... 7:45Norsemen N ..... Hot Dates In History Boake Carter C 7:45 GypsyRhapsody Dan and Sylvia F.Henderson's Orch. 6:45 the Air Beaks Carter C 8:00 Irene Rich N Jack Randolph's OrchFlying Red Horse 8:00 Cities Service ConcertAdele Slade Irene Rich N IreneRichN 7:00 kens Rich N Flying Red Horse 11:15 Wendell HallN.. Singing Sam Tavern C 8:i5 Jessica Dragonette, Dance Revue Wendell Hall N Wendell Hall N 7:15 To be announced Tavern C el S. 8:30Memory Lane ..... College Prom-Red Broadway Varieties- 8:30 soprano N Jimmy Ward and OreKellogg College Kellogg College 7:30 Broadway Varieties- II 8:45 Chevrolet Musical... Nichols Orch. N Oscar Shaw, bari. C 8:45 Forrest Bradford's Or Prom N Prom N 7:45 Oscar Skew C.

9:00Al Pearce and hie Waltz Time-Frank Hollywood Hotel. with 9:00 Musical Moments To be announced Al Pearce and His Al Pearce and his 3:00Souvenirs Hollywood Hotel, with 9:15 Gana N Munn, tenor N. Dick Powell sand 9:15 News Flashes Wrestling Matches Gang N Gang N 8:15 Musical Moments Dick Powell and 9:30 Music Box Hour M.... Raymond Paige's 4. et 9:30 Fimberg Presents M Fred Waring's Penn. Fred Waring's 8:30FredWaring's Penn- Raymond Paige's ' - 9:45 M 44 sylvanians N Orchestra C .... sylvanians N Pennsylvanians N . 8:45

1 10:00 StringSinfoniaM.... Cleveland Symphony Cleveland Symphony 9:00First Nigider-Origin(Richard 'timber's 10:15 Orchestra N Orchestra N 9:15 drama N Ordain C II It Rovers End N Globe Trotter 9:30America's Flag March of Time C ... Bowling Tournament . King's Jeiters 9:45 Abroad Musical Momenta - Tompkins' OrchDream Weaver News: By Fireside Henry Busse 's 10:00Amos 'n' Andy N Myrt and Merge C "ts N Sign Off Musk: Driving Sery . Orchestra 10:15 Henry busses Orc. NLouisvilleDance Time 141 Will Roland's Benny Goodman's 10:30 Benny Goodman's Dance Orchestra

Orchestra Orchestra . 10:45 Orchestra N DX Club PhilLevant's 11.00 Fletcher Henderson's To be announced.....

Orchestra 11:15 ' Orchestra N Phil Ohman's Or- Car!Schreiber's 11:3C Ruby Newnian's Dream Serenade chestra N Orchestra 11:45 OrchestraN

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II 11 --$1i "den% II :4g wgy Vilawise, -, *0 vo,,,.0.,00,414,,s WCKY WSAI violinist. CINCINNATI to his MIDNIGHT-Shandor, WKRC GREATERto listen As4o 6,*1°Ge.scz ,e-sse wire WABC invite you stk O wave Orchestra. t a \\' V V. tb Orchid r Cummins' kmos wfbm Or- s0. Nk° .104,,,004t0- -Bernie wsmk wow.) Teribell SI. Grand wfam eie le° OIOSCII hi' We° whk cklw WSM !orgy es Hendersort'sC I, t. gelation': 410. 0 1.4 Fletcher "NO 64' Ike Tao.'\4' OsC.Nif dra' "NEAP wbbm Mottle" .s14eoab .1 .1 '20 "U"'" -h.itra. "Vidal RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING MARCH 19, 1936 ONCE OVER, LIGHTLYMRS. HOOVER Friday 13 Can't Scare the Gooks TO SPEAK OVER idea, thought he'd like to present Berlin in just such a show and of- NBC, MARCH 16 fered him five thousand dollars to do the show. Berlin looked at him Mrs. Herbert Hoover, wife of the blankly and shook his head. "Butformer Pres:dent, heads a distinguished I promised Frank Black I'd do thelistof women speakerson NBC's program!" he said-and he did it.Let's Talk It Over series for March. Incidentally, don't let anybodyIn her role as national president of tellyouIrvingBerlinpicksoutthe Girl Scouts, Inc., Mrs. Hoover will

tunes with one finger. I heard himdiscuss "What Does the Future Hold playing Frank Black's harpsichord,for Our Girls?" on Monday, March and he does it a lot better than16, at 4:30 p. m. (E.S.T.), over an a lot of so-called concert stars. NBC-WJZ network, whichincludes WSM, WLS and KDKA. Withallthisfuss and bother Emily Post, etiquette authority and about "finds," "discoveries," andauthor ; Anne Hard, news commenta- amateurs hoping to land real jobs,tor, and Alma Kitchell,singer and the best story of the year comesmistress ofceremonies,continue to be from the manner in which Howardheard regularly on this feminine pro- Price, sensationalyoungtenor,gram which weekly stars at least one landed on the networks. distinguished guest speaker. Friday 13 this Harry Horlick, famous maestro Taking the same subject on which months holds no ter- BOB HOPE of the program, tuned in WINS, aMrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will speak rors for Art Van Har- local station in New York.He heardover an NBC network on March 18, vey, Bernadine Flynn New York, March 5. - BeforePrice, called Louis Katzman, whoMrs. Florence P. Kahn, Republican and Billy Idelson, the 1,940,don't be surprisedif Bobwas conducting the program andCongresswoman from California, willVic, Sade and Rush Hope turns out to be the acetold him to send the boy to him.speak on Let's Talk It Over, Monday, ofN B C'spopular comic of radio. That may sound Horlick handed himapiece ofMarch 30. The question is, "Woman's serial.Here you see likea long shot and a 'ong time music, said "sing that" and PriceResponsibility for Making Democracy the three of them de- prediction, but ifit does happen, Effective." fying superstition. then Bob will have realized his am-did. The next week he had a con- bition. tract to sing on Horlick's program. Hope, a young native of Cleve- And so far, who has handed any The Four Toppers land, battled his way up to star-contracts to any of the hopefuls Otto Gray Back at WLW dom in the Follies, "Roberta" andon any of the amateur hours? Oh, HIT TUNE REVIEW other Broadway shows, and wasso you won't talk! thelast of a the funny men to -DICK TEMPLETON. The Hit Tune Review, featuring Otto Gray and his Oklahoma Cow- reach the microphone. ut every currentlypopular musicalnumbers,boys, former members of the WLW step he has taken has b en a for- selected from the most -requested tunesstaff, have returned to vie Nation's ward one, and he has p gged his listed during the week by prominentStation after a tour which included ambition himsef, so theris a fairSINGING NEIGH- orchestra leaders, will be heard overstage appearances and broadcasts over chance that he will realizit.He's in a pretty fortunate spot because BOR TO PRESENT WCKY each Sunday at 1:30 p. m.NBC. They are heard at 8:15 a. m. there are only eight or nine peo- (E.S.T.), beginning March 15.The(E.S.T.), Mondays through Fridays. ple in radio who are regarded at IRISH DAY SONGS Spritz Clothing Co., Cincinnati, is the all as being funny. Andside from sponsor. The same sponsor will also bring Stoopnagle and Budd, the only The most popular tunes of formerthe la .st movie news. to WCKY lis- comic ever developed lely by St. Patrick's day program will be radio-Raymond Kilight! has justpresented March 17, at 11:30 years will also hr duringteners each morr..,g, Monday through - - been dropped by 'NBC,after allover WLW by Chauncey Parsons, the these programswhich will present theFriday, at 10:05 a. m. (1..S.T.), dur- these years. "Singing Neighbor."A feature will music0J1 Tom Blackstoneandhising theHollywoodNews Reel pro- be a violin solo, "Londonderry Air," With all this talk about "swing" dance orchestra. gram. music,it would seem logical toby Uberto Neely, accompanied by the quiz one of the first and foremostorgan. With Johnny Maitland dispensersofit,Lorin3"Red" The Singing Neighbor's program in-hisorchestra,whooper' a Nichols.Here's what that youngcludes "Has Sorrow Thy Young Daysmonth's engagement Saturday man has to say about it: Shaded," "Little Bit of Heaven," "The(March 14) at the Hc'telGib- "Because of the great freedomDear Little Shamrock" and "That Oldson, are featured ti.-Four Top-HANDITONGS given to musicians in a swing band,Irish Mother of Mine." pers,lads who o.,.ade. radio his- an orchestra of this sort rust nec- tory while br-adcasting as the AN ARTICLE OF A HUNDRED USES essarily be limited insize. All of Wynn's "Johnny" Crusaders,,ver NBC from Chi - the top-notch swing bands of the cago. optobottom, inthe past had, at the most, five or six ph,..ographabove,are Jimmy Burdett,Hugh Doyle, DickRock members. Among these were 'The andCedricSpring. Nightly Memphis Five,' 'The Dixi4and Jazz broadcasts will be heard over bari,2.,.= '"^I- myown 'Famous Five Pennies!'Musical styles...... ,,.. WLW. cycles, and swing music was at its popularity height right after the World War.It was superseded by "DADDY" STRAT- the 'sweet' music of Ducnin, Lom- bardo, etc.'Swing' muic began FORD RETURNS TO to come back into its o n during the past two years, and t e recent MARY SOTHERN CAST Practical - Handy Will Last a Lifetime 'popularityof'The Mu isGoes Actual Size VA" Long 'Round and Around,' which was Charles Seel, who portrays "Daddy essentiallya'swing'song, again Stratford"in"The Lifeof Mary swept itinto its current wave of Sothern,"(4:15 p.m., EST., over Get Yours -FREE popularity." . WLW and the Mutual Broadcasting With Your Subscription or Anideaofthede -nand in System,dailyexceptSaturday and Renewal to which great performers are these Sunday) was heard for the first time days can be shown by Herman in several weeks, on March 5. Schaad, manager of John Charles Seel, recently dismissed from Be- Thomas.Thewordhad barely thesda hospital in Cincinnati, after be- come out that Thomas would de- ing criticallyill with pneumor still under a physician's care, but h part from the airwaves April15 DIO DIAL improving and hopestobeat the fora vacationinEurope when -00R SIX MONTHS AT $1.00 Schaad's phone got busy. Three WLW studios full time withinIfew sponsors wanted to talk to him weeks. USE THIS COUPON When Mary Sothern recently an- SM. 001111111 about Thomas for a pro ram to John S. Young ie dubbed H.T.I I nounced over thr- airthat "Daddy start-theday Thomaslwould"Johnny" by Ed Wynn for whom andStratford"wasill, hundreds oftele- RADIO DIAL 0 Renewal 0 New Subscriber agree to return to the ainlvaves1 he servesas comedy -foil announcerduringthatcome. leiters, together with flow- 22 East 12th St.. Cincinnati. Ohio Touchingincident,that aboutdian's broadcasts over Columbiaers came pouring in to the beloved Irving Berlin.Frank Black wantec. Enclosed find $1.00 (check, Money Order or Currenc7), for which ester my every Thursday from 9:30 to 10philosopher of the mythical town of subscription to RADIO DIAL for six months.Send me alamoluktli hoe and to honor theKing of Tin Par. postpaid one of the HANDITONGS as per your offer .above. p. m.(E.S.T.)."Johnny"isSanders. Alley.Six months ago hesug-ceisbratedasascholar, bon Seel hopes to return shortly to the gested an all -Berlin program with a at and prince of good fel-"Ken-rad Unsolved Mysteries" pro- Name MO the composer featured init.Ber-1,vve and finds himself thorough-gram, in which he plays the role of Address ...E lin said as soon as his health gotly at home before a CBS micro-"Skeets,"thereporter. The Un- better he'd do the show. Mean- solved Mysteries are heard 10:30 to phone after years of major net- city ray Stale. while, a wise sponsor heard of thework service. 11:00 p. m. (E.S.T.), Tuesdays. rot RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING MARCH 19, 1936

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(EASTERN STANDARD TIME) (CENTRAL STANDARD TIME) WCKY WLW WKRC WSAI WCPO KDKA WLS-WENR WSM WHAS Cincinnati (1480 ke.)Cincinnati (700 kc.)Cincinnati (550 kc.) Cincinnati (1380 kc.)Cincinnati (1200 kc.)Pittsburgh. Pa. (980 kc.)Chicago.Ill.(870 kc.) Nashville,Teun.(480kc.)Louisville, Ky. (810 6:30 Top o'the Morning- 6:30 FarmBulletinBoard 5:30 6:45 McCormick Fiddlers 6:45 Smilea While 5:45 7:00 Morning Round Up Prayer Period Jerry Foy 7:00 Good Morning Arkansas Fiddlers Musical Clock WLS News Report 6:00 7:15 Sunday School LessonNews 7:15 Sunrise Worship- The Oshkosh Boys 6:15 7:30Musical Clock RiseandShine Breakfast Express- 7:30 Setting Up Exercises God's Bible School. Otto's Tunetwisters 6:30 King Cole and Mr. Asbury College 7:45 News Flashes Purity Bakeries 7:46 Birthday Greetings Breakfast Timetable IndianLegends 6:45 Hodge Podge Devotions 8:00 Spareribs N Chandler Chats 8:00 Morning DevotionsN. MorningDevotions NJollyJoe's Pals 7:00 Morning Devotions S irrild Jack Log Cabin Boys B:15 Morning Melodies NGray's Cowboys 8:15 Round House Boys....Today's Headlines . News: Musical Clock LuluBelle and Scott 7:15 Morning Melodies NN. 8:30Cheerio N Cheerio-Inspira- Salvation Army Devo. 8:30 Church Forum- LatherandLyrics WLS News Report 7:30 Cheerio N The Jackson Family 16 14 Breakfast Business 8:45 tional Talk N The Upstarts 8:45 SayIt With Music . Tweed's Orchestra MorningDevotions 7:45

9:00 Organ Rhapsody N JoeEmerson,Hymns Dear Columbia C 9:00 Breakfast Club-Vocal Ina MexicanPatio BreakfastClub PrairieRambers 8:00 Breakfast Club N Dear Columbia C..... 9:15Streamliners N The MasterSingers 9:15 Trio; Don McNeill, God's Bible School and Patsy 8:15 9:30 Way Down East Woman's Place C 9:30 m.c.,N Morning Serenade Pa and Ma Smithers 8:30 Woman's Place 9:45 Back Stage Wife M Belle & Martha; News. 9:45 Style and Shopping Morning Minstrels 8:45 Breakfast Club N Montana Slim C 10:00 News: Happy Jack NHow to be CharmingJosephinea Gibson C 10:DO News Flashes Mary JeanMiller News: Music N MarthaCrane-Helen 9:00 News: Y. de Leath N.Josephine Gibson'

10:15 Edward McHugh N...Home Sweet Home NWoman's Hour 10:16 Gospel Singer N Dot Club News Edward McHugh N Joyce . . 9:15 Edward McHugh N The Captivators C 10:30Today's Children N Divano Trio M Captivators C 10:30 HouseholdHints Romantic Cycles Today'sChildren's N Today's Children N 9:30 Console Capers N . 10:45 David Harum N Livestock-News Ozark Mountaineers C10:45 Deep South David Harum N David Harum N . 9:45 Jack'sMountaineers Monticello Party Line. 11:00 MusicalAppreciationMusic Appreciation RaeEleanorBall C II:00 Music Appreciation Today's Headlines ....Music Appreciation The Hilltoppers 10:00 MusicAppreciation James Sheehy, tenor.. 11:15 Hour-Walter Dam- Hour N Helen Trent C 11:15 Hour, direction Wal-Bob Osborne Hour: Walter Dam- Roundup-Orchestra 10:15 Hour, Conducted byStrange As It Seems.. 11:30 tosch,conductor N.Singing Neighbor JustPlainBill C 11:30 terDamrosch N HomespunPhilosopher rosch, conductor N WLS News Report 10.30 Walter Damrosch NDolly Clean Chats 11:45 Broadway Cinderella MRichMan'sDarling C11:45 Moods Cornhuskers & Boy 10.45 How to be Charming 12:00 WCKY News Barnes and Larson N. Voice of Experience C 12:00 Concert Hallof Air PressRadioBible News OldKitchenKettle II:00Mary L Wilson's Voice of Experience C 12:15 Honeyboy-Sassafras NTom, Dick & Harry MMusical Reveries C 12:15 Tea Dance Stepping Along Young Artists Virg: Lee & Sunbeam11:15 Radio Kitchen MusicalReveries C... 12:30 Merry Madcaps N National Farm and Mary Marlin C 12:30 Day Dreams Man in the Street Farm and Home Weather Report, New 11:30 National Farm and Mary Marlin C 12:45Jules Lands Ensem. N Home Hour N FiveStar Jones C 12:45 PleaseSing Luncheon Music Hour N DinnerbellProgram 11:45 Home Hour N Five Star Jones C 1:00 Jo* White N Sue and Jack 1:00 Rudy Bundy's Orch 60 .-Tr 12:00 College of Agriculture 18 1:15Concert Miniatures N News:Melod. Meas 1:15 Kay Kyser's Orch. M 64 12:15 Log CabinBoys

1:30 Sammy Kaye's Orch. NThe Warry Clinic M Savitt Serenade C 1:30 Treadwells on Tour Dorothy Day League Women VotersLivestockMarket . 12:30 Banner Newshawk Weather-Markets 1:46 SingingSpirituals Mount andBest C 1:45 Lorenzo's Orchestra Dot and Will N Homemakers'Progra 12:45 Dept. of Agriculture Shopping Guide 2:00Magic of Speech N. Story Drama Between Bookends C 2:00 Words and Music N.Orpheus Male Chorus Words and Music N 1:00 Magic of Speech N . . University of Ken- tucky 2:16 Nature Happy Hollow C 2:15 Flip Wallace . . " "..... " " 1:15 2:30 Methay Gypsy VocationalAgricultureAmerican School of 2:30 Baseball Game-RedsLittle Theatre of Music KDKA Home Forum_. 1:30 Robison's Buckaroos . American Schoolof 2:45 Orchestra N CurrentEvents the Air C 2:45 vs. Dodgers at FashionFlashes " " News: Grain Market 1:45 Ma Perkins the Air C 3:00 U. S. Marine Band N Molly of the Movies 1 1Afterncon Concert C 3:00 Miami,Fla. Today's Winners Stroller'sMatinee...Pratt and McNeill 2:00 U.S. Marine Band NAfternoon Concert 4. 3:16 Ma Perkins N 3:15 Ma Perkins N 2:15 11 0 48 3:30 Vic and Sade N Mark Warnow's 3:30 41 BackStage Wife U.S. Marine Band 2:30 Warnow'sBlueVelvet .8 10 3:46King's Jesters N The N Orchestra C . 3:45 Charm King's Jesters 2:45 The O'Nellis N OrchestraC 51 5. 4:00Woman's Radio Betty and Bob N BillyMills'Orch. C 4:00 SI Betty and Bob N Betty and Bob N 3:00 Woman's Radio Weekday Devotions 18 4:15 Review N Life of Mary Sothern MEddie Schoelwer 4:15 KarenFladoes Madame de Sylvara 3:15 Review N U. S. Army Band C If 4:30AliceJoyN Forever Young N 4:30 Girls' Week ProgramConcertRecollecti's NAlice Joy N 3:30 Alice Joy N 4:45To be announced News: Financial NotesContract Bridge 4:45 Final Headlines Strolling Songsters N Strolling Songsters N 3:45 StrollingSongster& NSea Stories C 5:00Congress Speaks N...Wonder inOrient Treasure Trove 5:00 Pop Concert KDKA Kiddies Klub..Nicholas Mathay's 4:00 Congress Speaks N...Buddy Clark C 6:IE Jack Armstrong News:Rhythm Revue 5:15 Ploug'r Boys Gypsy Orchestra N 4:15 Wilderness Road C... 5:30 Buddy and Ginger N Singing Lady N Annie Wallingford 5:30 Tom Mix Advent. N...CocktailHour Singing Lady N Musical Grab Bag. 4:30 Financial News Herb Koch, organ..... The 5:45 Dorothy Dreslin N Little Orphan Annie NThe Goldberg, C 5:45 Louise Raymond Smilin'Dan . Little Orphan Annie N Rhythmic Foursome N 4:45 Postal Oddities Goldbergs C 6:00 Flying Time N The Johnsons Buck Rogers C 6:00 Omar the Mystic M.. DinnerMusic News Flying Time N 5:00 Leon Cole, organ Buck Rogers C

6:15 Lee Gordon's Orch. NA 'v.of J. Mattern DickBray; News 6:15 Melodeers Golden Opperutnities Fish Tales ' Spareribs 5:IS Dept.ofEducation Out o' the Dusk 6:30 Geo. W. Hillprog. OldFashionedGirl. Musical Moments 6:30 News Flashes Merchants' Bulletins DinnerMusic What's the News? 5:30 News: Leon Cole J.D.(Casey) Stengel 6:45 Little Orphan Annie NAsher and Little Jimmy WCKY News Lowell Thomas N Stardust 6:45 Knot Hole Club Post Home Finders . Lowell Thomas N F.Henderson's Orch. 5:45 7:00Strange As It Seems Amos 'n'Andy N Myrt and Merge C 7:00 PhilHarris'Orch Father Chin's Chat -77Trojan Quartet LoisRavel N 6:30 LoisRavel N Hot Dates in History,. 7:15Capt. Tim's Adven. N"Lilac Time" M Lazy Dan, the Minstrel 7:15 UncleEzra N G -Men Series, drama Capt. Tim's Adven. NCapt. Tim's Adven. N 6:15 Jimmy Mattern's DiaryLazy Dan, the

7:30 Edwin C.Hill N Lum 'n' Abner N . Man C 7:30 Pittsburgh Auditions Harry Hartman, SportsSinging Seven Lum and Abner N 6:30 Teachers College of Minstrel Man C.... 7:45 Norsemen N Hot Dates In History Boeke Carter C 7:45 GypsyRhapsody Dan and Sylvia F. Henderson's Orch. 6:45 the Air Boake Carter C 8:00 Irene Rich N . Jack Randolph's OrchFlying Red Horse 8:00 Cities Service ConcertAdele Slade Irene Rich N -- IreneRichN 7:00 Irene Rich N Flying Red Horse 11:15 Wendell Hall N Singing Sam Tavern C 8:15 Jessica Dragonette. Dance Revue Wendell Hall N Wendell Hall N 7:15 To be announced Tavern C 8:30Memory Lane College Prom-Red Broadway Varieties- 8:30 soprano N Jimmy Ward and OrcKellogg College Kellogg College 7:30 Broadway Varieties- 8:45Chevrolet Musical Nichols Orch. N Oscar Shaw, bari. C 8:45 Forrest Bradford's Or Prom N Prom N 7:45 Oscar Shaw C..

9:00 AlPearce andhis Waltz Time-Frank Hollywood Hotel, with 9:00 Musical Moments To be announced Al Pearce and His Al Pearce and his 3:00 Souvenirs Hollywood Hotel, with 9:15 GanaN Munn, tenorN.... Dick Powell and 9:15 News Flashes Wrestling Matches Gang N Gang N 8:15 Musical Moments Dick Powell and 41 4. .9.:3 aring's Music Box Hour net jaige's 9:30 Fimberg Presents 6I Fred Waring's Penn- Fred Waring's 8:30 Raymond Paige's 9:45 vanians N der .sireC . 9:45 sylvanians N Pennsylvanians N 8:4E sylvanians N Orchestra C 10:00Cleveland Symphony First Nighter- Richard Himber ant 10:00 StringSinfonia Cleveland Symphony Cleveland Symphony 9:00First Nighter-OrlginelRichard Himber's Original Drama N Orchestra C 84 41 10:15 Orchestra N 10:15 Orchestra N Orchestra N 9:15 drama N Orchestra C Phil Orchestra 01 10:30 Harris' March of Time C 10;304 Rovers End N Globe Trotter 9:30America's Flag - March of Time C 11 10:45 Amer. Air Mail C 10:45 " " Bowling Tournament King's Jitters 9:45 Abroad Musical Moments WLW News Room News: Don Redman's 11:00 George Holmes N 11:00 ran.-Tompkins' Orch.Dream Weaver News: By Fireside Henry Busse 's 10:00Amos 'n' Andy N Myrt and Marge C.... PhilHarris'Orchestra 11:15Henry Busse's Orch. N Orchestra C 11:15 InkSP-nts N Sign Off Musk- Driving Sery Orchestra 10:15 Henry Busse's Orc. NLouisvilleDance Time 11:30Benny Goodman's 0 NTom. Tompkin's Orch.Bob Crosby's 11:30 St. Regisri...ofej Will Roland's Benny Goodman's 10:30Benny Goodman's Dance Orchestra 11:45Jesse Crawford N . Anson Weeks' Orc. M Orchestra C 11:45 Orchestra NI Orchestra N Orchestra Orchestra . 10:45 Dick Messner's BernieCummins' 12:00FletcherHenderson's 12:00 Sign Off DX Club PhilLevant's 1,00Fletcher Henderson's To be announced 12:15 Orchestra N Orchestra M Orchestra C 12:15 Orchestra 11:15 Orchestra N Guy Lombardo's 12:30 12:30 Ruby Newman's Moon River Phil Ohman's Or- CarlSchreiber's 11:3C Ruby Newman's Dream Serenade 611 Orchestra C 12:45 88 .4 12:45 Orchestra N chestra N Orchestra 11:45 Orchestra N

Weeks'Cocoa nutGroveOr- -"Broadway Varieties:"'hearShaw,guest 11:15-HenryBusse andhis Chez Paree Or- 12:013-Ra nny of wire baritone and master chestra. WEAF WCKY WLS WSM wgy chestra. WJZ wgar wave NETWORK PROGRAMS(NBC -CBS) Ponselle, mezzo-sopralik., EASTERN STANDARDTIME mela Elizabeth wtam wmaq wwj 12:30-Guy Lombardo'sOrchestra. WABC Lennox, contralto; Victor Arden's -InkSpots,noveltynegroquartet. WJZ WKRC whk kmox 6:00-Esse News Reporter. WJZ only 6:30-Press-Radio News.WEAF WJZ and guest stars. WABC WKRC WHAS WSAIwirwgar wave wire wbbm cklw kmox wfbm wowo -Ruby Newman and his Rainbow Grill Or- -Buck RogersInthe 25th Century. WABC -Press -Radio News. WABC 'l70-Bob Crosby's Orchestra. WABC WKRC chestra. WEAF WCKY WSM wgy wtam WKRC WHAS wbbm whk wfbm kmox wjr-Jack Armstrong, All-American Boy. (CBS)9:00-Waltz Time,withFrankMunn,tenor; wsos kmox wowo wfbm wsmk wbbm-Harry Sosnik'sOrchestra.(CBS) wbbm (tying Time: Adventures in Aviation, WEAF wbbm kmox Bernice Claire, soprano; Manhattan Chorus; -George L. (CBS) WEAF WLW wgy -satandhisOrchestra. andhis Trocadaro WCKY WLS wgy wtam 6:35-BlueFlames:Mixed Quartet. WABC Abe Lyman's Orchestra. wbbm -Phil Ohman -JackieHeller,tenor.WEAF wgy wtam wtam wmaq wwj -Esso News Reports... WJZ KDKA wgar we.- "" 646-Animal *vs% Club: Children's program, -Hollywood Hotel, dramatic Musical Revue, wrAF only featuring Lou Rogers, butoonist and enter--The King's Guard, male quartet. WJZ only -Emil Coleman and his St. Hotel Or- tainer. WJZ wgar wire wave 6:45-Billy and Betty: Dramatic sketch. WEAF starring Dick Powell, Frances Langford. An- chestra.WJZ WSAI wave wire WEAF only only ne Jamison, Igor Gorin, baritone; Raymond11:35-Benny Goodman's Congress Hotel Or- 4:15-Esso News Reporter Paige's Orchestra; Joan Bennett, ZasuPitts WJZ wgar wire wave Orphan Annie:Childhoodplaylet. chestra. WEAF WCKY WSM tam THE -Mary Small, songs, -1.16tit and Fred MacMurray in scenes from "Thir- WABC wgr (NBC) VIVA wave organist. WEAF -Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim. teen Hours by Air." WABC WKRC WHAS 11:45-Jess Crawford, -Lowell Thomas.IiJZ WLW KDKA wgar WCKY WSAI wgy wham vow( wmaq Dramatic kmox wsmk cklw wowo wfbm wjr CHEVROLET DEALERS -"Renfrew of the Mounted:" violinist. WJZ wow WABC wfbm wsmk kmox -The Pepsodent Program: Al Pearce and hisMIDNIGHT-Shandor, sketch. wave wire 0 7:00-Twilight Musicale.(CAS) wbbm Gang;HarrySosnik andhis Orchestra. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wgar wave -Bernie Cummins' Orchestra. WABC WKRC GREATER CINCINNATI TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS -"Myrt and Marge," dramatic series. WABC whk cklw wsmk wowo kmox wfbm WKRC whk wjr wwva 9:30-True Story Court of Human Relations: invite yea to listen to "The Woman Who Made Me Forget," dra--FletcherHenderson's GrandTerraceOr- -The Pepsodent Program: Amos'n'Andy. WEAF WCKY WSM wgy wtam WEAF WLW wgy wtam wwj matization. WEAF whio wgy wtam wmaq chestra. 3:00-U. S. Marine Band N wwj wmaq -LoisRavel, songs. WJZ W+14 WLS wir -Bernie Cummins'Orchestra.(CBS) wbbm -WCKY WSM wgar wave wire -Fred Waring andhisPennsylvanians: Tom 8:00 p. m.-IreneRich N- Waring,baritone;Rosemary andPriscilla "Musical Mounts" 7:15-"Lazy Dan, theMinstrel Mar." WABC Lane,tingingsisters. WJZ WCKY KDKA WCKY KDKA WSM WLS WKRC WHAS whk cklw wbbm wibm wowo WSM WLS wgar wave wire WJZ "Hour of Charm" .-Cities Service Concert,-Captain Tim'sAdventureStores. 10:00-TheCleveland Symphony Orchestra, WCKY KDKA WENR wgar directionArtur Rodzinski. WJZ WCKY M -C WCKY Lucille Ma n n e r s N--Uncle Ezra-Station E -Z -R -A, with Bat Bar- KDKA WENR wjr wgar (1490 Kc.) WSAI rett,CliffSoubier,Carleton GI,Nora-RichardHimberandStudebakerCham- Monday thronli Thursday 7:45 Cunneen, the Hot Shots and others. WEAF pions;Stuart Allen,vocalist;Frank Parker, Arlene Francis, drama star of radio 8:30 p. m. - James Melton WSAI wgy wtam wmaq whio wire p. m.. Friday. 8:45 p. m. guest artist.WABC WKRC WHAS wbbmandstage, returns as mistress of cere- withRedNichols'Or-7:30-Edwin C. Hillin "The Human Side .4 whk cklw wfbm kmox WEAF WCKY whio wire ont h e chestra N-WLW KDKA the News." -Campana'sFirstNighter:"He Wouldn't monies WKRC -Horlick's ProgramwithLem andAbner. Marry the Girl," original drama with Betty new "Hour of (550 Kc.) WLS comedy sketch. WJZ WLW WENR wgar Lou Gerson,Don 'Ameche andCliffSou - Tuesday through Saturday WABC WKRC WHAS Charm" series di- 9:00 p. m.-Waltz Time, with7:46-BoakeCarter. bier; Eric Sagerquist's Orchestra (from 6:30 p. whk cklw wbbm km*: wir Eollywood). WEAF WLW WSM wtam rected by Phil Frank Munn, tenor; Abe-The Young New Yorkers:J.Russell Robin - wnaq wgy wwj juvrflik, Lyman's Orchestra N - son'sOrchestra end vests. WJZ !9:30-March of Tim*: Dramatizations. WABC Spitalny tnd WSAI WLW only WHAS cklw wsmk wfbm wowo kmox heard each Sun- (1330 Re.) -The Norsemen:Quartet.(NBC) WCKY whk wbbm wir Monday through Friday 9 p. m. -Hollywood Hotel C--The Fox Fur Trappers and Quartette. under-Rovers End: Dramatic sketch.(NBC) WSAI day over the and directionofBertrandHirsch. WEAF only-NBC Music GuilL Lesserknown composi- WABC - Colum- Rubino* andHisViolinwith WKRC WHAS Dramatic Sketch. WJZ 8:00-Irene Rich: tionsofgreatcc;rrposers;guestartists. 9:30 p. m.-True Story Court WCKY WLS KDKA . SM wave wgar wire bia netwOrk from Virginia Rea and Jan Peerce. WEAF wwj whiowave wmaqwgy Vocalists of Human Relations N--CitiesServiceConcert:LucilleManners, 10:45-Harlee Branch:"Prog'rbL--qfA!",-/trican 6to 6:30 p. m. Quartet on WGY WTAM WMAQ soprano, andtheCitiesService Air Mail andIts Effect on World Aviation." E.S.T.).Arlene Frank Banta and Milton Reifenberg, piano WABC WKRC cklw wsmk wfbm wowo kmox WWJ WHIO duo; RosarioBourdon's Orchestra.WEAF whk wbbm wjr w illintroduce WLW WSAI wgy wtam wmaq wwj whio 11:00-George R. Holmes, Chief of the Wash- (700 Kc.) -Fred Waring'sPennsyl--"Flying Red Horse Tavern:" Walter Woolf such feminine fa- ingtonBureauoftheInternationalNews end the NBC Red Network vanians N-WCKY KDKA King, m. c.; Tavern Singers, Beatrice Lillie, System. WEAF WCKY wgy wtam wmaq voritesasMax- and the Four Red Horsemen. WABC-Don Redman and hiConnie's Inn Orches- Arlene Francis Saturdays 9 p.m.(EST) WSM WLS WKRC WHAS whk kmox wbbm wfbm wjr ine, with the tra. WABC WKRC whk win wbbm wsmk Little 10:00 p. m.-First Nighter N-8:15-WendellHall, thered-headed music-Esso News Reporter.WJZ only baritonevoice ;theThree WLW WSM maker. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wave wgar-"Myrt and Marge:" Dramatic Series. (CIS)Words,vocaltrio ;violinsolos by wire WHAS wbbm wfbm kmox Evelyn Kay, and instrumental inter- /C1144EVROLET .-"Sunbrite Junior Nurse Corps:" Children's8:30-Kellogg Prom: Red Nichols and his Or--The Pepsodent Program: Arno, Andy. dramatic program.(CBS) wbbm kmox chestra;James Melton,tenor; Kellogg (NBC) WSM wtam wwj wmaq ludes by G) psie Cooper and Pat Har- ----, RoyaleFrolicsOrches- 6:20-Lee Gordon's HotelStafferOrchestra. Choir of mixed yokes.WJZ WLW KDKA11:05-HenriLishon's rington. WEAF WCKY wgy wtam wwj WLS wear tra.WJZwin wgar wave wire RADIO DIAL. WEEK ENDING MARCH 19. 1936

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(EASTERN STANDARD TIME) (CENTRAL STANDARD TIME) WCKY WLW WKRC WSAI WCPO KDKA WLS-WENR WSM WHAS 1 : Cincinnati (1480 kc.)Cincinnati (700 kc.)Cincinnati (550 kc.) Cincinnati (MO kc.)Cincinnati (1200 kc.)Pittsburgh, Pa. (880 kc.)Chicago,III.(870 kc ) Nashville.Tenn.(660kc.)Louisville, Ky. (820kc.) 6:30 Top o'the Morning- 6:30 FarmBulletinBoard 5:30 6:45 6:45 . . McCormick Fiddlers. Smilea While 5:45 7:00 7:00 Morning Round U'D...PrayerPeriod . Jerry Foy Good Morning Arkansas Fiddlers Musical Clock News -J.Bentley 6:00 7:15 7:15 ..... - ...MorningDevotions . News " " Sunrise Worship- The Oshkosh Boys 6:15 7:30Musical Clock Rise and Shine BreakfastExpress- 7:30 Setting Up Exercises God's Bible School. SO 84 Jr.Broadcasters Club 6:30 King Cole and Mr. Asbury College 44 0 7:45 " " News Flashes Purity Bakeries 7:45 Dance Rhythm Breakfast Timetable Tony Wons, R. Emerson 6:45 Hodge Podge Devotions 8:00 Spareribs N...... MusicbyDivano .... " " 8:C0 MorningDevotions N Morning Devotions N.Jolly Joe'sPals 7:00Morning Devotions Slim and Jack 8:15 Martha and Hal N...Academy of Medicine " " 8:15 Martha and Hal N. Today's Headlines ....News: Musical Clock. LuluBell. and Scotty 7:15 Martha and Hal N " " 8:30Cheerio N Cheerio N Male Quartet C 8:30 Church Forum Deep South MorningDevotions 7:30 'CheerioN Log Cabin Boys 8:45 Say .. .. 8:45 The Upstarts ItWith Music Gladstone'sOrch. . News Report 1:45

9:00 4 8. 9:00Organ Rhapsody N...Amer. Family RobinsonAs You LikeIt C Breakfast Club; Vocal " Breakfast Club N PrairieRamblersand 8:00 1 Breakfast Club -Don As You LikeIt C 9:16Streamliners N Aunt Mary 9:15 Trio; Don McNeill, God's Bible School... PatsyMontana... 8:15 McNeil, master of 5. 141 9:30 e .4 .. 9:30 " " Rhythm Jesters . m. c., N MorningSerenade " Winn* Lou & Sally 8:30 ceremonies N 9:45 w w 9:45 ! " "...... Prayers ofIsrael FredFeibel, organ C MorningMinstrels... 8:45 FredFeibel,organ C 10:00 BradleyKincaidN...Virginians Bill and Ginger C. 10:00 News Flashes Do+ Club News News: V. de Leath 14 Martha Crane and 9:00 News: V. De Leath N.Bill and Ginger C.... 10:15Voss Family N ...... Ohio Fed Music CbsWoman's Hour 10:15 Gospel Singer N Smile Club Edward MacHugh N Helen Joyce 9:.5Edward Mac Hugh N.Clyde Barrie C 10:30 10:30 . Nicholas Mathay's Marie De Ville N Let's Pretend C Household Hint: Marie DeVilleN. Jolly Joe'sStars 9:30 Horns Maker's Chat .Public School 10:45 Orchestra N Live Stock: News 10:45 SO 01 Originalities N 9:45I Mathay's Orch. N. Program ird0 lOurAmer. Schools N. PaintedDreamsM...CincinnatiConserve- 11:00 Honeymooners N....High SchoolStudents'KDKA Kiddies Klub `WLS Garden Club 10:00 IOSi Amer. SchoolsNCincinnatiConserve - 11:15 Norsemen Quartet N.WendellHall N tory of Music C 11:15 Divano Trio Foundation "The Old Story Teller" 10: 0Norsemen Quartet N tory of Music w 8. 11:30Mexican Marimba Whitney Ensemble N " " 11:30 MexicanMarin. za WLS News Report 10:30 Mexican Marimba Program C

. 11.45 11:45 : Orchestra N . _. " " Orchestra N MusicalInterlude Otto'sTurietwisters 10:45 Orchestra N

12.00 . 12.00WCKY News Showman Quartet N . Williams' Glee Cb. C Concert Hall o. AirCollege of Music News Old KitchenKettle 11:00 Merry Madcaps N....Williams Glee Club C 12:15 Merry Madcaps N_ News:Financial NotesMusical Reveries C... 12:15 I Genia Tonariove N .. Grab Bag Rocky and Ted 11:15 " .. Musical Reveries C.... 12:30 InternationalWeekend,National Farm and George Hall's 12:30 ! Day Dreams Man in the Street Farm and Home Markets -Weather 11:30National Farm and George Hall's 12:45 .... Home Hour N Orchestra C 12:45 I Please Sing . .. Katzman Ensemble Hour N Poultry Service Time 11:45 Home Hour N Orchestra C .. .. --- r. MOOMaury Cross's SueandJack 1:00 Rudy Bundy's Luncheon MusicThe" 4-H Club prop. 12:00 " " Income Tax Prob. C 4. 41 1:15 OrchestraN ^ Jack and Gil C 1:15 1 Orchestra ...... Home TalentShow .. 12:15 ' " FoeticStrings C 1:30 : PhilHarris'OrchestraBuffaloPresents C... 1.30 Old Skipper N .... " " To beanounced Weekly Market Rev. 12:30 Banner Newshawk Weather -Markets 44 0. 1:45 Metropolitan Opera-!Metropolitan Opera- " " 1:45 Dance Moments Metropolitan Opera-Homemakers' 12:4o , Lotus Gard. Orch. N.Shopping Guide 2:00 "La Boherne:" "La Boheme" AlRoth's Orch. C... 2:00 ------...... Ginger and Spice "La Boheme:" Program 1:00 Metropolitan Opera-A Roth and his 2:15 " " Variety 2:15 Grace Moore, Grace Moore, Time Grace Moore, ' 1:15 "La Boheme:" Syncopators C 2:30 Charles Kalman", CharlesKullmann, Thiee Stars C 2:30 Baseball Game -Reds The Daytonaires Charles Kullmann, WLS Merry Go 1:30 Grace Moore, The Three Stars C 2:45 Helen Gleason, Helen Gleason, ConcertMiniatures C 2:45 I vs. PhiladelptiaatLittleTheatreMusic Helen Gleason, Round 1:45 Charles Kullmann, ConcertMiniature C

3:00 Carlo Morelli,Louis Carlo Morelli,Louis News: Down by 3:00 Miami, Fla ...... Today's Winners Carlo Morelli,LouisTo be announced 2:00 Helen Gleason, Down by Herman's C .. 1:16 d'Angelo, Elio Pinza, d'Angelo, Elio Pinza, Herman's C 1:15 '. d'Angelo, Ezio Pinza, " " 2:15 CarloMorelli,Louis " " OS al 3:30 George Cehanovsky, George Cehanovsky, Isle of Dreams 3:30 George Cehanovsky,To be announced 2:30 d'Angelo, Ezio Pinza,Isleof Dreams C 3:45 SS S. 3:45 Max Altglass and Max Altglass and I Motor City Melodies C Max Altglass and Lawson YMCA Octet . 2:45 George Cehanovsky, ,, u ,, II 4:00 Carlo Coscia N .... Carlo Coscia N .... " " 4:00 Carlo Coscia N Musical Adventures N 3:00 Max Altglass and Motor City 4:15 " "...... Eddie Schoelwer 4:15 . JackieHeller N 3:16 Carlo Coscia N Melodies C ,, .1 w 6. 4:30 " "...... Royal York Hotel 4:30 Gypsy Rhapsody . To be announced 3:30 ToursinTone C 11 I. Royal York Hotel 4:45 Our Barn N...... Orchestra N Frank Dailey's 4:45 Final Headlines ^ 3:45 Orchestra N 0 10 -.Cif*Blue Room Echoes N.Musical Adventure N Orchestra C 5:0C Blue Room Echoes N..Cocktail Hour " ' Musical Adventures N 4:00 .. .. Mira- Room Echoes NFrank Dailey's 5:15 ' "...... JackieHeller N News: F. Dailey's 0. C 5:15 Roy Wilson 4:15 " e Orchestra C 5:30 11:30 TreasureTrailsM....Kaltenmeyer's Kinder- Harmony Highways Will You Waltz2 Hunter James'Choir Billand Alex TreasureTrails 14 4:30TreasureTrails N Herbert Koch - P. 5:45 " " Soft Light and AlbertP. 5:45 Albert Terhune N. garten N Vincent Lopez's Or. C Terhune N Albert Pay. Terhune N 4:45 Music Memory Time Organist . 6:00 Otto Thurn'sAlpI.ne Moods Fred Wm. Wile C 6:06 Temple of Sono N Sweet Music News Musical Grab Bag 5:00 Pan American Broad..Out-e-Dusk 6:15 Village Orchestra NUni. of anti. Talks Dick Bray; News 6:15 Nosco's Orchestra...PloughBoys What's the News 5:15Sunday School Lesson., " " 6:30 6:30 News: WCKY News . Old Fashioned Girl Musical Moments News Flashes Merchants' Bulletins Dinner Music To be announced 5:30Story of the Shield ...News: Roth's Orch. C 6:45 6:45Religion In the News NAlfred Gus Karger U. C. Alumni Prog Knot Hole Club To be announced Jamboree N Jamboree N 5:46 Robison's Buckaroos.."Renfrew, Mounted" C 1:00To be announced C..R.F.D. Hour Tale of Two Cities 7:00 King's Jesters'1 Galvano and Cortez Barn Dance Variety... 6:00 Sacred Quartet Asher and Little Jimmy 7:15 7:15Popsy* the Sailor N Home Town N .... One Night Bandstand.Home Town N " " 6:15 Harmony Weavers To be announced 7:30 .. IR 7:301 Hampton SingersN. PhilHarris'OrchestraDude Ranch Nights Message ofIsrael N Harry Hartman, SportsEthel Harris 6:30Those O'Malleys Brune Castagna's 7:45 as 1. 745 Washington M -G -R M " " Pop Concert Dr.B. C. Clausen 6:45 Sark and Sallie Orchestra C 111:00 8:00 Clyde Trask's Orch. ..Saturday Night West Point Anniver- Lucky Strike Hit PelmoliveZiegfeld West Point Anni- Prairie Ramblers .... 7:00 Hilltop Harmonizers . Palmolive -Ziegfeld 8:15 Today's News 0:15 nary ProgramM.... Parade -B. A. Follies of the Air: at Eight versary Program 14 Hilltop'rs, Geo. Goebel 7:15StudioProgram Folliesof the Air - 8:30 Cincinnati Symphony r" 11:30 " " Rolfe's Orchestra N. FannieBrice, Jame Jimmy Ward and Orc '' Keystone Barn 7:30Missouri Mountaineers FannieBrice, James Melton C 8:45 Orchestra M Cafe Continentals " " .... Dance Party 7:45 Delmore Brothers Melton C .. .. . 1:00 " "...... Rubinoff's Orchestra Andre Kostelanetz and 9:00 To be announced . I .4 Barn Dance Jamboree 8:00 Possum Hunters Chesterfield Program - 9:15Armchair Quartet N.. with Virginia Rea N Nino Martini C.... 9:15 Modern Rhythms.. Armchair Quartet N.. ^ 4 48 " 8:15 Uncle Dave Macon Nino Martini C 9:30Front Page Drama..Shell Chateau -Al Jol-Col. Stoopnagle and 9:30 Trianon Ball Room Or.National Bare I. 8. WLS National 8:30 Dixie Liners GreaterLouisville 9:45 9:43On the Mall...... son, Master of Budd C Dance N Barn Dance 8:45 Curt Poulton Ensemble MI 4. 707:-OCWCKY News ...... Ceremonies N California Melodies 10:00 -.. " Forrest Bradford's Or. (Alka Seltzer) 9:00 Lasses and Honey Here's To You .41 SI I. .11 .4 .. 10:15Radio Parade ...... " 10:15 8. Fruit Jar Drinkers 10:30Dr. West's CelebrilySherlock Holmes M K.of C. Track M. 10:30'This World of To be announced Barn Dance .. .1 Jimmy Ward andBarn Ore.9:15 Dance Frolic.... 9:30Ed Poplin's Band Science N at as 10:45 Night N To be announced C. 10:45 Trianon Ball Room Or.Behind the Law Ramblers 9:45 Possum Hunters Dick Gasparre's NationalBarn DanceNews: Abe Lyman's 11:00 af .. V10 Tom. Tompkins' Orch.Bowling Tournament . News: Sports WLS National Barn 10:00 DixieLiners 11:15 Jrchestra N from Chicago N... Orchestra C 11:15 Anson Weeks' Orch. MDream Weaver Music: Driving Service Dance 10:15 Uncle Dave Macon ' " " Charles Dornberger's . SIM " " OzzieNelson's 11:30 Will Osborne's Sign Off I n " 8. .. Rainbow Room 10:30 Robert Lunn 11:45 Orchestra N .. .. Orchestra C 11:45 Orchestra M Orchestra N 10:45 Sid Harkreader Eddy Duchin's WLW News Room ... Bob Crosby's 12:00 .iign Off Messages to Far Phil Levant's 11:00Gully Jumpers Bob Crosby's 12:15 Orchestra N KayKyser's ...... Orch. M Orchestra C 12:15 North Orchestra 11:15 Crook Bros. Band Orchestra C 12:30To be announced N...Moon River Bernie Cummins' 12:30 GruffWilliams' CarlSchreiber's 11:30Delmore Bros. I Bernie Cummins' 12:45 " " Orchestra C 12:45 Orchestra N Orchestra 11:45 Fruit Jar Drinkers Orchestra C

11:05 -Russ Morgan andhisHotelBiltmore NETWORK PROGRAMS (NBC -CBS) Orchestra. WJZ wgar wave wire SUBSCRIBE TO RADIO DIAL EASTERN STANDARDTIME 11:30 -Harry Sosnik's Orchestra. (CBS) wbbm 6 MONTHS, $1.00 6:00 -Summary of NBC Programs. WEAF male chorus,direction GeraldB. Wilson.-Glen Gray's CasaLomaOrchestrafrom only WEAF WCKY WSAI wgy wtam wwj RockefellerCenterRainbow Room. WJZ -Esso News Reporter. WJZ only 8:00 -Your HitParade:CarlHoff andhis KDKA wgar wave wire -Frederic William Wile "The PoliticalSitu- Orchestra. WEAF WLW wgy wtam wmaq-Ozzie NelsonandhisOrchestra. WABC ationin WashingtonTonight." WABC wwj wave WKRC wbbm whk wfbm wjr WKRC wbbm wfbm whk cklw kmox -West PointAnniversaryProgram. WJZ A VERY UNUSUAL OFFER 6:02 -Otto Thurn'sAlpineVillageBavarian WCKY KDKA wgar wire wave -Esso News Reporter.WEAF only Orchestra. WEAF WCKY wgy wtam wmaq -The ZiegfeldFolliesoftheAir:Fannie 11:35 -Charles Dornberger's Paradise Restau- wwj Brice, James Melton, Patti Chapin and Al rant Orchestra.WEAF WCKY wgy wtam 6:05 -Temple of Song: Zhicago a Cappella Goodman's Orchestra;JackArthur,Gal- wwj wave Choir, direction Noble Cain; Charles Sears, lagher and Sheen. WABC WKRC WHAS tenor.WJZ WSAI wire wgar wave MIDNIGHT -Bob Crosby's New Yorker Hotel whk cklw wbbm wfbm wjr Orchestra. WABC WKRC wjr wfbm kmox 6:15 -"News of Youth:" Junior Dramatization.9:00 -Chevrolet PresentsRubinoffand his wsmk WABC wbbm wink "dim wjr kmox wsmk Violin;Virginia Rea, soprano; Jan Pearce, -Esso News Reporter.WEAF only tenor;Graham McNamee. WEAF WLW-CarefreeCarnival: Tommy Harris,tenor; 6:20 -Otto Thurn'sAlpineVillageBavarian wgy wtam wwj wmaq wave wire Chad'sMarshallandhisboys;Ransom Orchestra.WEAF wgy wtam wwj -Chesterfield Presents Nino Martini, Andre Sherman, comedian; NolaDay,contralto; CliffNazarro,comedian;MeredithWill- 6:30 -Press -Radio News. WEAF WJZ Kostelanetz's Orchestra and Chorus; David WABC whk wsmk Ross, announcer, WABC WKRC WHAS son':Orchestra, and Ned Tollinger,Mas- -Press-Radio News. ter of Ceremonies.WJZ wgar wave wire DON'T SEND WEAF wgy wbbm whk cklw wowo wfbm kmox wsmk 6:35 -Alma Kitchell,contralto. wjr wtam wmaq wwj -Eddy Duchin's Arcadia Restaurant Orches- DELAY! TODAY! WABC WHAS whk9:15 -Armchair Quartet. WJZ WCKY KDKA tra.WEAF WCKY wgy wtam wwj wmaq -AlRoth'sOrchestra. wire wgar wave wave wire wbbm wfbm wsmk kmox .-Jamboree: Variety program with Orchestra9:30 -Colonel Stoopnagle and Budd. WABC- Sosnik's Orchestra. (CBS) wbbm WJZ KDKA WLS wgar wire WKRC wbbm whk wjr wfbm and vocalists. -The ShellChateau: AlJolson,master of-The ZiegfeldFolliesoftheAir:Fannie ware ceremonies; Victor Young and his Orches- Brice, James Melton, Patti Chapin and Al 6:45 -Religion In the News: Dr. Walter Van tra;LionelBarrymore,Jimmy Dykes,Vi Goodman's Orchestra. (CBS) To West Kirk, Secretary Department of Internal Jus- Bradley, singing pianist, and Clyde Hager, Coast tice and Good Will of the Federal Council comedian, guest stars. WEAF WLW wgy12:30 -BernieCummins and his of Churches, speaker.WEAF WCKY wgy wtam wmaq wwj Orchestra. wtam wmaq wwj WABC WKRC WHASwirwfbm kmox -Alka-SeltzerNationalBarn Dance:Henry wsrrk -"Renfrewof the Mounted:" Dramatic Burr,Verne,Lee and Mary, Hoosier Hot sketch. WABC WHAS wbbm whk wfbm Shots, Tune Twisters, male trio; Uncle Ezra,-To be announced. WEAF WCKY wgy wtam This valuable and up-to-date Cooldng Recipe Rook of 250 pages. kmos Maple City Four, SallyFoster, songs, and wwj wmaq wave wire centalaing more than 1000 practical, tested recipes, the kind both 700 -Muriel Sport Page of the Air; Thorton JoeKelly,masterofceremonies. WJZ--Griq Williams and his Mark Hopkins Hotel beginners and experts will appreciate, will be sent to you absolutely Fisher.WEAF only KDKA WLS wire wgar wave Orchestra. WJZ KDKA wgar wave wire -"The Atlantic Family on Tor," with Frank10:00 -California Melodies. WABC WKRC Parker, tenor; Bob Hope, and guests; mu- wbbm whk %vjr wfbm kmox wsmk sical and dramatic. WABC whk 10:30 -Dr. West's Celebrity Night 'with FREE .-Jack Hylton in "You Shall Have Music." George Olsen and his Orchestra and Ethel -Clip This Coupon' (CBS) wbbm wjr wfbm Shutta; Tom Howard and George Shelton. ValuOble Coupon WM your substeriptiow Se RADIO DIAL for 49110 year at $1.718.' -TheKing'sJesters: Malequartet,with WEAF WCKY whio wgy wtam wwjwire Marjorie Whitney,contralto.WJZ WSAI wmaq ...... mln/M11.11111111111.011MUssmallalamil. Mal..1101.11.1110111 wgar wire wave -This World ofScience. WJZ WSAI wgar Dr. Hart's Felt Pads and wire wave RADIO DIAL 0 Renewal Cl New Subscriber 7:15-"Poptye. the Sailor:"VicIrwin's Or- 22 East 12th St., Chseinnatf, Ohio. chestra. WEAF WCKY wtam wmaq wgy-Knights of Columbus Track Meet. WABC Medicated Tabs for Corns wwj WKRC wbbm whir wjr wfbm wsmk kmox inclosed Awl$1.711 (Check, Money Order or Currency), for whichenter zaZ ..-Home Town: Dramatic sketch, auspices of 10:45 -To be announced. WABC WKRC Tabs Remove the 'Core.6 Tabs and to RADIO DIAL for one year.Send Nosabsolotdyfres sad Federal Housing Administration. W J Z whk wjr wfbm kmox Pads stop the piths 6 reds A"A MODERN EITCALIX GUIDE." ea ler your eller shove. WSAI KDKA wgar wave wire 11:00 -Abe Lyman end his Orchestra. WABC A full-size pack- /730-Bruna Castagna's Orchestra. WABC WKRC wbbm whk wjr kmos wsmk IVeeaiwwweeeeaweovessevee Net* WHAS kmoz wfbm vrwva whk wsmk wowo-Atka-Seltzer National Bens Dance.(NBC) age for this wbbm wjr WLW wire ware 1, coupon and Adams* ,,eeee.NN Oa* *VIA* GO* 0114110110411110.111114 r -Message of Israel: Rabbi Louis Mann, guest- Esso News Reporter. WJZ only speaker; Rabbi Jonah B. Wise, officiating;-DickGasparre'sSavoyPlaza HotelOr- DR. HART'S PRODUCTS choir and music. WJZ WSAI chestra. WEAF WCKY wgy wtamwwj 1121 Vine St., Cincinnati, Ohio City War MO 111.1108.11.011 eta -The Hampton institute Singers: Negrowmaq wave wire a 6 RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING MARCH 19, 1936

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(EASTERN STANDARD TIME) (CENTRAL STANDARD TIME) WCKY WLW WKRC WSAI WCPO KDKA WLS-WENR WSM WHAS Cincinnati (1490 kc.)Cincinnati (700 kc.)Cincinnati (550 kc.) Cincinnati (1330kc.)Cincinnati (1200kc.)Pittsburgh. Pa.(980kc.)Chicago.III. (870 kc.) Nashvilie.Tenn.(650kc.)Louisville. Ky. (820kc.) 7:30 6:30 7:45 7:45 6:45 8:00 Melody Hour-Guest Wm. Meador- Young People's Hour. 8:00 Good Morning Pages from a Hymnal RalphEmerson, 7:00 8:15 soloists;Inter- Organist N "...... 8:15 Enquirer's 'Uncle Bob' Organist 7:15 Wayside Church .... 8:30 Xavier Cugat's 8:30 national Trio N , Church Forum- Everybody's Hour- 7:30 8:45 " " Rev. Ross Wilhide 8:45 Orchestra Variety eFatures 7:45

9:00 Mexican Marimba Coast to Coast on aSunday Morning at 9:00 Dick Leibert, organ ..Sunrise Worship- Coast toCoast on a " " 8:00 Mexican Marimba Sunday Morning at 9:15 Orchestra N Bus-Children's Pro- Aunt Susans-William9:15 Church Forum- God's Bible School Bus-Children's Prog; " " 8:15 Orchestra N Aunt Susan: C 9:30ConcertEnsemble N. gram; Milton J. Hargraves, bad- 9:30 Rev. W. P. Clausen.Jewish Corn. Prop Milton J. Cross, LittleBrown Church 8:30Concert Ensemble N. " " 9:45 " " Cross, Conductor N. tone C 9:45 NathanielShilkret Galvano & Cortex Conductor N 8:45 " " 10:(1) RadioPulpit-Dr. S. Southernaires N Church of Air C 10:00 News Skipping Along Southernaires N 9:00 Radio Pulpit-Dr. S. Church of the Air C.. 10:15 10:15 Parkes Cadman N . " " Rio Burke Jimmy Lee Burr,Vickland, Emer'n 9:15 Parkes Cadman N 10:30 Music and AmericanWalbarg Brown StringJimLightfiold 10:30 Music and AmericanDalton's Orchestra . Samovar Serenade N Otto Marek, baritone 9:30Fidolis Class-First News: Sunday Jail 16:45 Youth N Ensemble N 10:45 Youth N Goldman's Band and Orchestra 9:45 Baptist Church Service 11:00Ward and Muzzy N....Radio News Reflections C 11:00 Alice Remsen N Amateur Revue JointChristian Indian Poet 10:00 " " To be announced..... 11:15Rudd and Rogers N Neighbors Now N...American Legion 11:15 String Quartet N Science Service....Roy Anderson,bari' 10:15 " " ti 6/ 11:30Major Bowies' CapitolSamovar Serenade N.Salt Lake City Taber- 11:30 .. II " " ...... Keep Chicago Safe 10:30Major Bowes' Salt Lake City Taber- II 8. 11:tI5 Family N nacle Choir C 11:45 .. II 10:45 Capitol Family N nacle & Choir C.....

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WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS -Salt Lake City Tabernacle Choir and Or- wsmk wbbm wwva MetropolitanOpera Company; Orchestra wgar chell. WJZ WLW KDKA WENRwgar gan, from Utah (on11:30 a.m.). WABC-Harry Reser and hit Clicquot Club Orches- directionWilfredPelletier;guestartists.-"Smilin'EdMcConnell." WABC WKRC9:45-Woodbury'sPresent Paul Whiteman's WKRC WHAS wfbm wsmk tra; Lynne Gordon, vocalist.WEAF WCKY WEAF WCKY WSM wqy wtam wmaq wave WHAS wbbm cklw kmox win Musical Varieties: Ramona, Roy Bargy, Du - 12:30-University of Chicago Round Table Dis- wgy wtam wmaq wave wwj 3:45-Henri .Datiring,pianist. WJZ WSAI6:45-VoiceofExperience. WABC WKRC milliAlexander;Bob Lawrence,baritone; cussion:Currenttopics,guestspeakers. KDKA WLS wgar wave WHAS wbbm cklw wceo wfbm whk wjr The King's Men and Johnny Hauser, voca- WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wmaq wwj 4:00-The Widow's Sons: Dramatic sketch with wwva list;theTellSisters,singingtrio; Phil timer,guests. WJZ WSAI ,KDKA -Radio City Music Hall Symphony Orches- Lucille La Verne. WEAF WCKY wgy wtam7:00-Eddie Cantor, comedian, withParkya- Regan, tra with ViolaPhilo, soprano. WJZ WLW wmaq wave karkus, Jimmy Wallington and Orchestra, WENR wjr wgar KDKA wave wgar TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS WLS (WSM on 1:00) -National Vespers: "On Not Being Able to direction Louis Gress. WABC WKRC10:00 --General MotorsConcert: Symphony wire Escape God," Dr.Harry Emerson Fosdick; WHAS whk cklw wfbm wbbm kmos wjr Orcheicra,direction Erno Rapes; Josef WABC WKRC WHAS whk -Romany Trail. 12:30 p. m.-Radio CityMu- male quartet,directionCharles A.Baker.-Jack Benny, Mary Livingstone, Johnny Hofmann,pianist, guest.WEAF WCKY cklw kmox wfbm wsmk sic Hall of Air N-WLW WJZ WSAI WSM WLS wgar wire wave Green'sorchestra; Kenny Baker, tenor. WSM wgy wtam wwj wire whio wmaq wave 17:45-CBS Transatlantic News Exchange WJZ WLW WLS WSM KDKA wave wire -FreddieRich'sPenthouse Party. 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WABC WKRC WHAS whkcklw -Phil Baker,withHalKemp'sOrchestra. 11:00-Dandies ofYesterday: Male Quartet. wwj 6:30 p. m.-True Story Court wfbm wbbm kmos wowo w)r Vivian Della WABC WKRC WHAS whkcklwwfbm WJZ WSM wgar wave wire 1:30-"M IniCa I Footnotes:" -Roses andDrums:Dramaticsketchwith Imhof,tenor, and of Human Relations- wbbm kmox wowo wsmk wjr -Phil Levant'sOrchestra. WEAF WCKY Chiesa, soprano;Frans CharlesWebster, RomanBohnen, Helen 7.45-Sunset Dreams - RanchBoys andthe WLS wgy wtam wwj wmaq Ralph Ginsburgh's Ensemble. WABC WKRC WLW. Claire, Read Brown,Jr.,JohnGriggs, WHAS whk cklw wbbm wsmk wowo wfbm Morin Sisters, trios. WEAF WLW wgy wmaq-Press Radio News. WABC Program - KatherineStandingandJackRoseleigh. bow 7:00 p. m.-Jello WJZ WLW KDKA WENR wave wgar wire wwj wtam wins whio 11:10-Press Radio News. WJZ -NationalYouthConference:"Youthand JackBenny N - WCKY 8:00-Major Bowes'Original Amateur How.II:05-WBBM Contest Winners. WA BC Holmes; Youth -Pop Concert,WalterLogan,conductor. 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WJZ WCKY KDKA WSM WLS wgar 5:46-week-end News Review: Gabriel Mut-1:00-Manhattan Marry -Go -Round, featuring tra. WEAF WCKY wgy wtam wmaq wwj wire whio wave 9:45 p. m. - Paul Whiteman's ter. editor, author and commentator. WJZ famousactsoftheAmerican Theatre; ..."The Melody Matinee:" Victor Arden and MusicalVarieties N- KDKA WLS wgar wave Rodney McLennan, tenor;RaquelCarley,MIDNIGHT-Ray Pearl's Trianon Ballroom Or- blues orchestra, chestra. hisOrchestra;MurielDickson, soprano; 6:00-Henryring'sHotel PlazaOrchestra. singer; directionAndy WEAF WCKY wgy wtam wmaq WSAI KDKA WLS Sannella; Men About Town Trio. WEAF wwj Cavaliers Quartet. WEAF WSAI wmaq wgy WJZ WLS wgar wave wtam wave wwj 10:00 p. m.-General Motors-Catholic Hour: Very Rev. Msgr. Fulton J. WCKY WSM wtam wmaq wgy wwj whio-Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra. W J -Real Silk Program:"LifeIs Song;" KDKA (WSM on 12:15)wgar wire -Leslie Howard's Matinee: "Captain Apple- Sheen,Professorat. 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C 4:00 Women's Radio Betty and Bob N .Betty and Bob N Business Women C... 4:15 Review f4 Life Mary Setters MMellow Moments C... 4.15 Review N B. 11 Gene Arnold N Madame de Sylvsra 3:15 Review N Mellow Moments C.. 3:30Let's Talk it Over- 4:30Afternoon Concert For Young N Eddie Schoelwer 4:30 Ed.Fitzgerald M Cocktail Hour Let'sTalkit Over- Let's Talk it Over- Weekday Devotions.. 3:45 Mrs. H. Hoover N Variety 4:45Dick Tracy News: Financial NotesContract Bridge 4:46 .. Final Headlines Mrs. H. Hoover N Mrs. H. Hoover N. Hour C -- -- 4:00 Ross Graham, bad. NJniversity of Louisville 5:00 Al Pearce and his Toy BandI.4 Jack Shannon C 5:00 Ross Graham ft Dude Ranch Days KDKA Kiddies Klub Ross Graham N 5:15 Gang 1.4 Jack Armstrong N News: Rhythm Revue 5:15 Jr. Radio Journal N PloughBoys Junior Radio Jour. N 4:15Dont of Health 5:30 4:30Financial News Herbert Koch, organ 5:30Buddy and Ginger . 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M " " 11:45 Orchestra N Orchestra 11:00 Shandor N Buddy Fisher's 12:00 PhilLevant's Hal Kemp's Harry Sosnick's :2:00 Sign Off Fight Review PhilLevant's 11:15 Hotel St. Regis Or. N Orchestra 12:15 Orchestra N Orchestra h4 Orchestra C 12:15 Hotel St. Regis Or. N Orchestra 11:3CTrocadero Orchestra NDream Serenade 12:30Don Mostar': Mt. Moon River ..... HawaiiCalls C 12:30 Phil Ohman's CarlSchreiber': 84 4. at as 11:45 12.45 RoyalOrchestra N 12:45 ...... Orchestra N Orchestra monies; Lucy Laughlin, soprano; Lazy Dan,-Harry Nagle's Orchestra. WJZ WSAI KDKA WLW Announcer NETWORK PROGRAMS (NBC -CBS) comedian. WEAF WSAI wgy wfam wmaq WLS wgar wire EASTERN STANDARD TIME wwj whio 10:30-March of Time: Dramatizations. WABC -Fibber McGee and Molly: Comedy sketch, WKRC WHAS wfbm whk wbbm wsmk cklw 6:00-FlyingTime:AdventuresInAviation.6:20-Connie Gates,contralto.WEAF WSM wgy wtam wmaq wwj with Marion and Jim Jordan; Ulderico Mar- kmox wjr WEAF WCKY WLS win whim wmaq wwj celi's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY KDKA WSM-Russ Morgan and hisHotel liftman Or- -Esso News Reicioder. Via only 6:25-Stage Relief Program.WJZ only WENR wgar wave chestra. WJZ (KDKA on10:45)wgar 6:28-Summary ofNBC programs. WEAF Marketers Road. Radio Forum: Guest speaker. -"Buck Rogers in the 25th Century." WABC only -Esso Present-Lombardo -National WKRC WHAS wbbm whk wjr kmox 6:30-Press Radio News. WEAF WJZ WA BC wane WEAF WCKY wgy wfam wmaq wwj 6:05-U.S. Army Band, Captain Thomas. F.-Press Radio News. WABC -Eleana Moneak and her Ensemble.(CBS) 10:45-PublicOpinion: Congressman August Darcy, conductor. WJZ wgar wire wave -Jack Armstrong, All-American Boy.(Mt kmox wfbm wsmk H.Andresen,Republican,ofRed Wing, 6:15-Esso News Repartee. WEAF only wbbm kmos -"HormelChiliBeaners:"JuanHaidrigo Minn. WABC WKRC wfbm wsmk -Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim. WABC 6:35-Judge Gustavo Hartman,Presidentof and his Amricanos Marimba Band.(CBS) 11:00-Esso News Reporter. WJZ only wbbm -"SunbriteJunior NUN*Corps." (CBS) Israel Orphan Asylum, address. WEAF wgy -Pepsodent Program: Amos 'a' Andy. (NBC) wbbm kmox whk wjr wtam wmaq wwl 8:15-We AreSeven.(CBS) WKRC WHAS WSM wmaq -"Vanished Voices:" Musical and dramatic kmox wfbm -Jack Denny and hisOrchestrafromthe WABC 8:30-Pie VoiceofFirestone:NelsonEddy, French Casino. WABC WKRC wsmk wowo -Venida Jones,organist. (CBS) kmox baritone;Margaret Speaks,soprano,with cklw wfbm -The King's Guard, male quartet. WJZ only Mixed Chorus;WilliamDaly'sSymphonic-EnochLight'sHotelMcAlpinOrchestra. TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS 6:45-Little Orphan Annie: Childhood playlet. String Orchestra.WEAF WLW WSM wgy WEAF WCKY wgy wtam wmaq wwl (NBC) WSMwave wtam wmaq wave wire wwj whit" -Myrt andMarge. (CBS) WHAS wbbm -Lowell Thomas.WJZ WLW KDKA wger -Pick and Pat,inPipe Smoking Time, Dra- wfbm kmox 11a. m.-NBC Light Opera N-Eddie House.(CBS) WKRC wfbm wsmk matic and Musical; Benny Kruger and his11:05.-Henry Lishon's RoyaleFrolics Orches- -WCKY wwvawfbm Dill'sBest Yellow Jackets. WABC WKRC tra. WJZ wgar wave wire WHAS whk cklw wbbm wowo wfbm kmox 11:15-InkSpots: NoveltyNegroQuartet. -Hour of Memories-U. S.-Billy andBetty:Dramatic sketch. WEAF wjr only WJZ WSAI WSM Navy Band N - WSAI-Twilight Musicale. (CBS) wfbm -EveninginParis:Morton Downey,tenor;-Jack Denny and his Orchestra (from French KDKA WSM Pickens Sisters, vocal trio; and Mark War - Casino,N.Y.). WABC WKRC whk wfbm 7:00-The Pepsodent Program: Amos n' Andy. noes Orchestra.WJZ WCKY WLS KDKA WEAF WLW wgy wwj wtam wmaq wjr wsmk 8:00 p. m. - Hammerstein's wgar wire -George Olsen end hisOrchestra. (CBS) -Lois Ravel, songs; e-chestra, direction9:00-A. & P.Gypsies: Harry Horlick, direc- wbbm TOM SLATER Music Hall N-WSA1 Jerry Sears. WJZ WSM WENR wgar wave tor;The Romany Singers;HowardPrice, 11:30-Vincent Lope. and his Orchestra. -"Myrt and Marge:" Dramatic Series. tenor.WEAF WCKY wmaq wgy wtam wwj WABC WKRC WHAS whk wfbm wsmk wjr Fibber McGee and Molly WABC WKRC whk cklw wbbm wjr wwva N-WCKY KDKA WSM whio wire -Bernie Cummins and hisOrchestra. (CBS) The candid cameraman re- 7:15-Ted Husing and the Charioteers. WABC-Sinclair Greater Minstrels:MinstrelShow, wbbm WKRC whk cklw wbbm wfbm wowo wjr cently caught Tom Slater as he WLS with Gus Van,interlocutor;JoeParsons, -Esso News Reporter.WEAF only. -Elsie Thompson at the Organ, with Russell bass- BillyWhite,tenor;malequartet; was announcing Uncle Dan Car- -Glen Gray's Case LomaOrchestrafrom 8:30 p. m.-Voice of Firestone Dorr.(CBS) wsmk wwva BillChilds,Fritz Clark and CliffordSou - son's "Pleasant Valley" program bier, end men; Malcolm Claire, comedian; RockefellerCenter Rainbow Room. WJZ N-WLW WSM -"Uncle Ezra's Radio Station EZRA," with band directionHarry Kogen. WJZ WLW WSAI wgar wave wire oser WLW andthe Mutual Pat Soubier,CarltonGuy, -Morton Downey in Eve- Barrett,Cliff WENR WSM KDKA wgar 11:35-Magnolia Blossoms: Fisk Jubilee Choir. Nora Gunnison andothers. WEAF WSAI Broadcasting System (7:45 p. m., ning in Paris N-WCKY wgy wtam wmao whio wire -Lux RadioTheatre: MiriamHopkinsin WEAF WCKY WSM wgy wtam wmaq wwjThursdays).A brother of Bill KDKA WENR -Captain Tim's AdventureStories. WJZ "The Last of Mrs. Cheyney." WABC WKRCMIDNIGHT-Harry Sosnik's Orchestra. WABC WCKY KDKA WENR wgar WHAS cklw whk wfbm kmox wowo wfbm WKRC whk cklw wfbm kmox wjr wsmk Slater, NBC sportscaster, Tom wjr 9:00 p. m.-Lux Radio Theatre7:30-Edwin C. Hill, inthe "Haman Side of -Shandor, Violinst.WJZ WSM alsoannounces "The Life of the News." WEAF WCKY wgy wtam wmaq9:30-The Swift Program: Sigmund Romberg, C-WKRC WHAS Deems Taylor, commentator; Helen Marsh--Phil Levant'sHotel BismarckOrchestra.Mary Sothern", "Smoke whio wire WEAF WCKY wgy wtam wwj Dreams" and "The Crosley Fol- 9:30 p. m.-Swift's Studio-"Singin' Sam," Songs, WABC WKRC all, soprano; Morton Bowe, tenor; George Party N-WLW WSM WHAS wfbm cklw whk wbbm kraal sir Britton,baritone; chorus and Concert Or-12:08-Hotel St. Regis Maison Russe Program:lies", all WLW programs which -Horlick's Program with Lem and Abner- chestra. WEAF WLW WSM wgy wtam OrchestradirectionCornelius Gordolban;go to the Mutual network, in -A TaleofToday N comedy sketch. WJZ WLW WENR wiser wmaq wave wire wwj whio Russiansingers,NadiaCortes, mean -so- -"A Taleof Today:" Dramatic serialwith prano;GeorgesDoubroosky-Orda, bass - additiontothe"True Story -WCKY KDKA WLS 7:45-bake Carter. WABC WKRC WHAS baritone;Borisklostozky,tenor; Jacques cklw wbbm kmox whk wit JoanBlaine. WJZ WCKY KDKA WENR Courtof Human Relations", 10:00 p. me-TrialsbyJury wgar Nazarenko,baritone. WJZ KDKA WSM -Education in the News: Dr. William D. Bout - wgar wave wire "Los Amigos" and "Salute to M-WLW well, editor -In -chief of United States Office10:00-LadyEsther Serenade with Wayne of education, director.WEAF wgy wtam King'sOrchestra. WABC WKRC WHAS12:30-Don Bettor's Mt. Royal Hotel Orches.the Cities". * 10:30 p m.-Grand Opera - wmaq wbbm whkcklw wowo kmox wfbtnwjr be.WEAF WCKY wgy wtam wmaq wwj WLW -The Dream Singer, with Al and Lee Reiser.-Contented Program-The Lullaby Lady,-Phil Ohman's Trocadero Orchestra. WJZ WJZ only Male Quartet, Orchestra, direction Morgan KDKA WSM wgar wave win Subscribe to Radio Dial, 11:00 p. m.-WLW' News8:00-Hammerstein's Music Hall-musical show L.Eastman;VincentPelletier,announcer.-HawaiiCalls(fromHonolulu). 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WCKY WLW .WKRC WSAI WCPO I KDKA WLS-WENR WSM WHAS 1 - -Cincinnati (1490 kr.)Cincinnati (700 kr.), Cincinnati .(550 kc.) Cincinnati (1330kc.)Cincinnati (1200ke.)Pittsburgh, Pa. (980 kc.) , Chicago,Ill.(870- kr.) Nashville.Tenn.(650kc.)Louisville, Ky. (820kc.) 6:30 Top o' the Morning... 6:30 FarmBulletinBoard 5:30 6:45 6:45 Smile a While 5:45 7:00 Morning Round Up.. PrayerPeriod Jerry Foy's Orchestra 7:00 Good Morning Arkansas Fiddlers Musical Clock News -J. Bentley 6:00 7:15 " .. MorningDevotions News 7:15 Sunrise Worship- TheOshkosh Boys 6:15 Rise and Shine Breakfast 7:30 SettingUpExercises. God's Bible School Jr.Broadcasters' Club 6.30 King Cole and Mr. Asbury College 7:30 Musical Clock Express- 0 0 7A5 News Flashes Purity Bakeries 7:45 BirthdayGreetings Breakfast Timetable Tony Wons-Emerson. 6A5 Hodge Podge Devotions Morning Devotions N. Slim and Jack 8:00Spareribs N Chandler Chats . . 8:00 Morning Devotions Jolly Joe'sPals 7:00 Morning Devotion 8:15 Morning Melodies N Gray's Cowboys 8:15 RoundHouse Boys Today's Headlines News: Musical Clock LuluBelle and Scotty 7:15 Morning Melodies N Log Cabin Boys 8:30Cheerio N Cheerio N Federation of Churches 8:30 Church Forum Yorke's Orchestra News Report 7:30 Cheerio N Jackson Family IS 11 8:45 " " The Upstarts 8:45 SayIt With Music Gilda Nielson MorningDevotions 7:45 " " BreakfastBusiness 9:00 Breakfast Club; Vocal Von Hallberg's Music.Breakfast Club II PrairieRamblers- 8:00 Breakfast Club N Bugle Call Revue - 1 Hymns of All ChurchesBugle Call Revue- 9:00 Newlyweds" 0 0 9:15, Streamliners N Souvenirs of Songs... Variety Program C 9:15 Trio; Don McNeill, God's Bible School Patsy Montana 8:15 Variety Program C... SS 9:30 " " Way Down East Woman's Place C. 9:30 m. e., N Morning Serenade Household Hints Pa and Ma Smithers 8:30 " II II Rhythm C 9:45 " ii Back Stage Wife M Belle and Martha 9:45 Public Library Prog..Style and Shopping Morning Minstrels... 8:45 Rambles in 10:00News: Happy Jack...Betty Crocker The Oleanders G To:00 NewsFlasiTes -kiaryJeanMiller....News:V. de Leath N.Martha Crane and 9:06 News: V. de Leath NThe Oleanders C .... 10:15, Edward McHugh N Home Sweet Home NWoman's Hour 10.15 GospelSinger N Dot Club News Edward MacHugh N Helen Joyce 9:15 Edward MacHugh 01 The Romany Trail C.. 10:30 Modern Ensemble Today'sChildren N Today's Children N 9:30 Sweethearts of Air N.Aunt Betsy 10:30, Today's Children . . The Virginians M RomanyTrail C HouseholdHints Monticello Party Line 10:45I "David Harum" N.. News -Reports Three Stars C 10:45 St. Bartholomew ChoirDavid Harum N David Harum, skit N 9:45 Clark Dennis, tenor N 11:00Jerry Brannon N Painted Dreams M. Hymn Time 11:00 Shut -In Hour -U. S. Today's Headlines ....ShuNin Hour -U. S. Burr,Vickland, Emer'n 10:00 Shut -In -Hour, U.S. Mary Lee TaylorC... Lamp Lighter M Helen Trent C 11:15 Marine Band N Bob Osborne Marine Band N Otto'sTunetwisfers 10:15 Marine Band N Strange As It Seems.. I I:IF. " ''...... 0 11:30 Singing Neighbor Just Plain Bili C 11:30 " HomespunPhilosopher " " WLS News Report 10:30 " " Bob Brooks Your Child N .. .. 11:45 Norman Cordon H. ,Griffith -R.Emerson 10:45 UniversityofLouisv'e 11:45 Piano Recital N . Broadway Cinderella MRich Man's Darling C " .... " " "

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7:45 -You and Your Government: the Consti--Helen Hayes in "The New Penny," with an12:30 -Jesse Hawkins' Merry Gardens Orches- NETWORK PROGRAMS (NBC -CBS) tution inthe 20th Century: "Administrative all-star cast and Mark Warnow's Orchestra. tra.WEAF WCKY wgy wtam wmaq Lawmaking," 0. R.McGuire, Counsel to WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wgar wave wire EASTERNSTANDARD TIME -Harry Sosnik'sOrchestra.(CBS) wbbm U. S. ComptrollerGeneral, Chairman,10:00 -Elgin Swing Time Revue: Eddie Dow- 6:00 -Flying Time --AdventuresIn Aviation. Jamison, tenor; Arthur Billings Hunt, bari- American Bar Association's Committee on ling and Ray Dooley; Helen Ward, song--Shep Fields' Orchestra.WJZ KDKA WSM WEAF WCKY WLS wgy wtam wmaq wwj tone and director: Lowell Patton,organist. AdministrativeLaw;Dr. Thomas H. Reed, stress;Benny Goodman and his Orchestra. WLS wgar wave wire .-Esso News Reporter. WJZ only WEAF WCKY WSM wgy wtam wmaq wwj Chairman of the Committee on Civic Edu- WEAF WCKY WSM wgy wtam wave cationbyRadio,presiding. WEAF wgy WABC -AnimalClose -Ups:Stories Lang. wwj wmaq whio -Jim Fettisand his Orchestra. -Benny Vermin, songs. WABC whk wjr wsmk by Don wtam wmaq wave wire wwj WJZ WSAI wgar wave wire -Friendly Sons ofSt.Patrick Dinner: Alfred WKRC whk cklw wfbm kmox wjr 6:05 -The Southerneires: Negro male quartet. E. Smith,Sen. Joseph C. O'Mahoney of WJZ wgar wire wave -"News of Youth," Junior News Dramatize --Boake Carter: News Flashes. WABC WKRC WHAS cklw wbbm kniox whk wjr Wyoming,CorneliusFrancisKelley, Pres. 6:10-Esso News Reporter.WEAF only .n. WABC whk wbbm kmox wjr wwva Anaconda Copper Co.WJZ WSAI WLS 6:15 -Mid -Week Hymn Sing: Kathryn Palmer,6:30 -Press Radio News.WJZ WEAF -MarioCozzi,baritone. WJZ wgarwire wgar wire contralto;John wave soprano;Joyce Allmand, -Press Radio News. WABC -"Mary PickfordVisits New York." WABC 8:00 -Eno Crime Clues: An original Spencer WKRC WHAS cklw whk -Jack Armstrong, All-AmericanBoy.(CBS) Dean mystery drama, by Stewart Sterling.10:30 -March of Time: Dramatizations. WABC kmox WJZ WLW KDKA WLS wgar WKRC WHAS wfbm whk wbbm wsmk cklw 6:35 -Lee Gordon's HotelStafferOrchestra.-Lavender anal Old Lace, with Frank Munn, kmox wjr TODAY'S HIRAM WEAF wgy wtam wmaq wave wire wwj tenor;FritziScheff and Lucy Monroe, so--Jimmy Fidler andhisHollywood Gossip. a

pranos, and Gustav Haenschen's Orchestra. WEAF WCKY WSM wgy wtam wmaq wwj -Alexander Cores,Violinist. WABC wfbm wfbni wbbm wsmk wjr whk WABC WKRC WHAS cklw 10:45 -Address by Representative Lloyd Thurs- whk km** wit ton of Iowa. WEAF wgy wtam wave wwj 3:00 p. m.-Nellie Revelle N--Walter Cassel,baritone. WJZ wgar wave . -Leo Reisman's Orchestra,withPhilDuey, -Morton Downey, tenor. WABC WKRC wfbm ONE WCKY WSM wire SallySinger,EtonBoys; TheThree Sweet- whk wbbm wsmk cklw kmox wjr agi 6:00 p. m.-The Johnson Fam-6:45 -BillyandBetty -dramatic sketch. WEAF hearts,girls' trio and Johnny; Phillips Lord,II:00-Esso News Reporter.WJZ only ire only introducingguest speaker. WEAF WCKY ily-WLW -Pepsodent Program: Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) OM. -"Renfrew of the Mounted." WABC wbbm WSM wgy wtam wmaq wave wire wwj TON... 8:00 p. m.-Lavender and Old WSM wtam wwj wmaq et -order no morel wfbm kmox wsmk wwva 8:30 -Packard Presents: LaWrisnce Tibbett,-Ozzie Nelson'sOrchestra. WABC WKRC 4. baritone,with Don Voorhees andhisOr- Lace C-WKRC WHAS -LittleOrphanAnnie - childhoodplaylet cklw whk wfbm kmox wjr -that'show w ' (NBC) WSM wave chestra. WABC WKRC WHAS cklw km.," proved to hundreds and 8:30 p. m.-Lawrence Tibbett wfbm wbbm wowo whk wsmk wir -"Myrt and Marge," dramatic series. (CBS) hundreds that BUR All C-WKRC WHAS -Lowell Thomas. WJZ WLW KDKA wgar WHAS wbbm wfbm kmox -Lady Esther Serenade: Wayne King and his-Ruby Newman'sRockefellerCenterRain- K 0 L-OID TREAT- -Wayne King's Orchestrc7:00-"Myrtand Marge,"dramaticseries. Orchestra. WEAF WCKY WSM wgy wtam Orchestra.WEAF WCKY wgy MENT absolutely and- bow Grill 49196 N-WCKY WSM WABC WKRC wbbm wjr whk wwva wmaq wwj wave wire whio wtam wmaq II nates dirt and dust- -Easy Aces: Comedy sketch featuring Jane-Edgar A. Guestin Welcome Valley;drat 11:05 -HenryBusse'sOrchestra. WJZ wgar keeps your cellar and 9:00 p. m.-"Vox Pop" Voice and GoodmanAce. WJZ WCKY WLS matic sketch with Edgar A. Guest, Joseph wave house CLEAN! RichardsonJones,CliffArquette, Bernar- of the People N-WCKY KDKA wgar wave wire 11:15 -Ruby Newman's Orchestra. WEAF No extra charge -WO dino Flynn,Betty Winkler and SidneyElI- a? -Amos 'n' Andy-Pepsodent Program. WEAF WCKY WSM wgy wtam wmaq BMA'S patented pros. 9:30 p. m.-FredWaring's strom; Joseph Gallicchio's Orchestra. WJZ ess! Pennsylvanians C-WKRC WLW wgy wwj wtam wmaq WLW KDKA WLS wgar -George OlsenandhisOrchestra.(CBS) wbbm WHAS 7:15 -Krueger MusicalToast:JerryCooper,9:00 -"Vox Pop -The VoiceofthePeople:" .te. Phone SallySingerandRay Block'sOrchestra. Sidewalk interviewsconductedbyJerry-ElzaShallert,Reviews. WJZ WSAI wave ---HelenHayes N-WCKY WABC Belcher and Parks Johnson. newspapermen. wire wgar leo KDKA WLS -"Popeye. the Sailor," Vic Irwin's Orchestra. WEAF WCKY wgy wtam wwj wire wmaq11:30 -American LegionBirthdayParty,dra- Texaco Firechief Program WEAF WCKY wtam wmaq wgy wwj wire wave whio matization, Ray Murphy,Commander -in - Chief of the American Legion. WJZ KDKA whio Ae N-WLW WSM -CamelCaravan, with Walter O'Keefe, WLS WSM wgar wave f. -Dinner Concert: RichardLeibert,organist, Deane Janis and Glen Gray and the Casa -Esso News Reporter.WEAF only 10:00 p. m.-Friendly Sons of withDorothyDreslin,soloist. WJZ wgar Loma Orchestra;TedHusing,sportsan- Prompt wire nouncer. WABC WKRC WHAS wbbm whk-Don Redman's Orchestra.WABC WKRC Servios St.Patrick Dinner N- cklw wfbm kmox wowo wjr whk cklw wfbm kmox wjr -ElenaMoneak Ensemble. (CBS) WHAS WSAI WLS Morrison Hotel Or- kmox wfbm wsmk wwva -Ben Bernie andallthe Lads:Pat Rooney11:35 -Art Jarrett's -Eddie Dowling's Elgin Re- and Sally Singer, guest artists.WJZ WLW chestra. WEAF WCKY WSAI wgy wtam B K WS 7:30-Horlick's Program with Lum and Abner, KDKA WSM WLS wgar wire wmaq vue N-WCKY WSM Comedy Sketch. WJZ WLW WENR wgar 9:30 -The Texaco Fire Chief Program: Donald 11:45 -Jesse Crawford, organist. WEAF 11:30 p. m.-American Legion-Gould andSheffter,pianoduo. WEAF Novis,Gloria Grafton, Eddy Duchin's Or- WCKY wgy wtam wmaq wgy wtam wmaq wwl chestra. WEAF WLW WSM wgy wtam wwj K011:010 Birthday Party N-KDKA MIDNIGHT -Phil Levant's Hotel Bismarck WLS WSM -Kate Smith's Coffee Time, with Jack Mil- wire wmaq wave Orchestra.WEAF WCKY WLS wgy wfam 011177.11Y ler's Orchestra and Ted Collins, announcer.-FredWaring's Pennsylvanians. WABC wmaq wwj 12:30 a.m.-Moon River- WABC WKRC WHAS whk wbbm wfbm WKRC WHAS cklw whk wbbm wfbm kmox-FrankDailey'sOrchestra. WABC WKRC .1 OAL WLW kmox wwva wir wowo wjr wbbm RADIO DIAL, \\TEL:. ENDING MARCH 19, 1936 9

N Denotes (NBC) C Denotes (CBS) M Denotes (MBS) PROGRAMS FOR WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18 (EASTERN STANDARD TIME) (CENTRAL STANDARD TIME) WLW WKRC WSAI WCPO KDKA WLS-WENR WSM WHAS WCKY 1 (1330 Nashville,Tenn.(6sokc.) - -Cincinnati (1490 kc.;Cincinnati (700 kc.) 1 Cincinnati (550 kc.) Cincinnati kc.)Cincinnati (1200kc.)Pittsburgh, Pa. (980 kg.)Chicago,Ill.(870 kc.) Les:Amine. Ky. (1320kc.) 6:30 Top o'the Morning-; 6:30 FarmBulletinBoard 5:30 6:45 McCormick Fiddlers 6:45 Smile A While Time 5:45 - - _ _ _ -, _ _ . 7:00 Morning Round Up...Prayer PeriodFoy ./ 7:00 Good Morning Arkansas Fiddlers ; Musical Clock WLS News Report.. 6:00 7:15 The Oshkosh Boys Devotions I 7:15 " " Morning 1 News . Sunrise Worship- " " 6:15 7:30 Otto'sTunetwisters 7:30Musical Clock RiseandShine Breakfast Express Setting Up Exercises God's Bible School 1 6:30 King Cole and Mr. Asbury College

I 7:45 Indian Legends 7:45 " " NewsFlashes " " BirthdayGreetings Breakfast Time Table 1 " " 6:45 Hodge Podge Devotions n .. 8:00Spareribs N Chandler Chats . [ " " 8:00 Morning Devotions N. ;Morning Devotions N.Jolly Joe'sPals 7:00 Morning Devotions Slur and Jack 8:15 Morning Melodies N..Gray'sCowboys " " 8:15 Round HouseBoys..Today's Headlines . ' News:MusicalClock LuluBelle and Scotty 7:15 MorningMelodies N.Log Cabin Boys 8:30Cheerio N Cheerio N 'Federation of Churches 8:30 Church Forum Venuti'sOrchestra .1 " " WLS News Report 7:30 Cheerio N Ja.:ksonFamily 8:45 " "...... The Upstarts 8:45 SayItWith Music Pan-AmericanBand .1 " " Morning Devotions 7:45 " " Breakfast Business ... 9:00 Organ Rhapsody N...Joe Emerson, Hymns Columbia C 9:00 Breakfast Club; Vocal Hits from the Shows Breakfast Club N PrairieRamblersand 8:00Breakfast Club N Bob and Rennie C.... n B. 9:15Streamliners N Betty Moore 9:15 Trio; Don McNeill, God's Bible School Patsy 8:15 " " Dee- Columbia-Fan III B. 9:30 " " Way Down East Woman's Place C . . 9:30 m. e., N Morning Serenade Pa and Ma Smithers 8:30 " " Mail C 9:45 " " -.Back Stage Wife N...Belle and Martha.... 9:45 Style and Shopping Morning Minstrels 8:45 " " Mertana Slim C 10:00News Way Loveliness NHow to be CharmingJosephine Gibson C 10;00 News Flashes Deep South News: Music N Martha Crane and 9:00News: V. de Leath NJosephine Gibson C... 10:15 Edward McHugh N Home Sweet Horn* NWoman's Hour 10:15 Gospel Singer N Dot Club News Edward MacHugh N Helen Joyce 9:15Edward McHugh N...Big and Ginger C....

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11:00 Norcross Sisters N Mary Alcott, singer...MauriceBrown C.. 11:00 Honeymooners N . Today's Headlines.. . Honeymooners N The Hillioppers 10:00Honeymooners N Ths Sisters Thcee 11:15 Moods N The Lamp Lighter M Helen Trent C...... 11:15 Women's CityClub Clarence Berger 1 Homespun N Roundup-Orchestra 10:15Homespun N Bob Brooks 11:30 On theMall Singing Neighbors .. . Just Plain Bill C 11:30 U. S. Army Band N ..Homespunphilosopher 1 U. S. Army Band N... WLS News Report 10:30 U.S. Army Band N..Dely Dean Chats ....

11:45 Mack's Moosickers 1.4 Broadway Cinderella M Rich Man's Darling C 11:45 " " Lanin's Orchestra ' " " Cornhuskers, Ch'e Boy10:45 " " How to be Charming. 12:00WCKY News Barnes and Larson M. Voice of Experience C 12:00 Gould and Sheffer N JoeUlrich News Old Kitchen Kettle 11:00 Mary Lyle's Wilson's Voice of Experience C 12:15 Honeyboy-Sassafras N. Tom, Dick & Harry M Musical Reveries C 12:1E Women's City Clubs LatherandLyrics...Mid -Day Medley Vir.Lee and Sunbeam 11:15 Radio Kitchen Mudcal Reveries 12:30 Day Dreams 12:30Merry Madcap, N.. . National Farm and Mary Marlin C Man inthe Street Farm and Home Weather and News... 11:30 NationalFarmand Mary Marlin C 12:45 Jules Lands Ensem. IN.Home Hour N....FiveStar Jones C 12:45 Please Sing . ..LuncheonMusic Hour N Dinnerbell Program 11:45 Home Hour N Five Star Jones C 14 81 1:00 Rhythm Parade N... . Sue andJack.... . 1:00 PhilHarris'OrchestraAd Club Luncheon 12:00 r Col ege of Agriculture n fo i, .. 1:15 " " News:Pop.Varieties 1:15 " " 12:15 Lcg Cabin Boys 1:30 Gene Beecher's The Warry Clinic M Pete Woolery's Or. C 1:30 Treadwells Gladys Catron Grab Bag Livestock Market 12:30 BannerNewshawk ...Markets-Weather.... 1:45 Orchestra N PhilHarris'Orchestra Dorsey and Dailey C 1:45 Lorenzo'sOrchestra...Dot and Will N Homemakers Hour 12:45 Dept. of Agriculture...Shopping Guide 2:00 Music Guild N NatureStories Between Bookends C .. 2:00 Words and Music N Studio Selections Words and Music N. I:0CWords and Music- UniversityofKen. 2:15 " " Shakespearian Drama.Happy Hollow C .. 2:15 Popular Concert 1:15 Charles Sears,N. tccky 2:30 Rosa Le* N American School of 2:30 Baseball Game-RedsQuadres U. C. Society KDKA Home Forum .. 1:30 Robison's Buckaroos..American Schoolof 2:45 Dandies of Yesterday N Art Appreciation theAir C 2:45 vs.Red Sox at Modern Rhythms News: Grain Market 1:45 Ma Perkins the Air C

3:00 RochesterCivic Molly of the Movies MNews:Afternoon 3:00 Miami, Fla...... Today's Winntrs Strollers Matinee Pratt and McNeill .. 2:00Rochester Civic AfternoonRecess - 3:15 Orciestra N Ma Perkins N Recess C 3:15 Ma Perkins N 2:15 Symphony-Fraser Comedy Revue C .. 3:30 " " Vic and Sadie N Natl. Student Fed. C 3:30 " " Back Stage Wife Bike Races 2:30 Harrison, Cond. N National Student F. C I. 4. 3:45 The O'Neills N Gogo De Lys C 3:45 " " " Charm RochesterOrch. N 2:45The O'Neills N Gogo De Lys C .1, Of 4:00Woman's Review- Betty and Bob ConcertMiniatures C 4:00 ' ...... Betty and Bob N.....Betty and Bob N.... 3:00Woman's Radio Weekday Devotions.. 4:15 Or., Joseph Littau NLife Mary Sothern M Brodsky & Triggs C . 4:15 KarenFladoes Madame de Sylvara 3:15 Review N Pfau, Duo C 4:30U. S. Forever Young N Eddie Schoelwer 4:30 " " Little Theatre of MusicU. S. Navy Band N... U.S. Navy Band N "3:33 U. S. Navy Band N...To be announced C.. Navy Band M. n n 4:45 DickTracy News: Financial Notes,Contract Bridge 4:45 '' Final Headlines 3:45 C yde Barrie, songs C 5:00 Concert Hour N Toy Band M Benay Veneta C 5:00 ShutInVisit KDKA Kiddies Klub . Harold Nagel's 4:00Harold Wagers Eastern Kentucky 5:15 " " Jack Armstrong News: Tune Time 5:15 Galvano and Cortez Orch. and Trioattes . Orchestra N 4:15 Orchestra N Teachers College ... 5:30 Buddy and Ginger ..Singing Lady N Annie Wallingford 5:30 Ralston Program N Song Contest Program Singing Lady N Musical Grab Bag 4:30 Financial News Herbert Koch, organ . 5:45 The Top Hatters N..Little Orphan Annie NThe Goldberg, C 5:45 Louise Raymond Smilin'Dan Little Orphan Annie N Singing Strings N 4:45 The Top Hatters N The Goldberg, C

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7:45 ArnoldDouglas ....Fraternity House PartyDan and Sylvia Springtime Jubilee 6:45 DiaryofJ.Matters . Beek@ Carte; C 7:45Chevrolet Musical Hot Dates in History..Beaks Carter C .._... 8:00To be announced N...One Man's Family- Cavalcade of Amer- 8:00 Stumpus To be announced N..To be announced N 7:00One Man's Family- Cavalcade of Amer - 8:15 " " Dramatic SketchN. ice C...... 8:15 Dance Hits 7:30I Dramatic Sketch N. Ica C 8;30Wayne King's Orch.-Armco iron Burns end Allen-J. 8:30Community Chest . Jimmy Ward & Orch..Armco Iron Master N Armco Iron Master N 7:0 ; Wayne King's Berns and Allen-J. 8:45 Lady Esther N Master N Renard's Orchestra C 8:45 Forrest Bradford's Orc. " " 7:45 Orchestra N Renard's Orchestra C Chesterfield Presents 9:00 Musical Moments....To be announced Corn Cob Pipe Corncob Pipe Club N 8:00Town Hell Tonight, Chesterfield Pr ts 9:00Corn Cob Pipe ClubTown Hall Tonight, 10 BoxingMatches Club N .6 9:15 of Virginia N Rosa Ponselle C.... 9:15 News Flashes 8:15 with Fred Allen and Uly Pons C -. Fred Allen and (MusicHall) Twenty Thousand YearsTwentyThousand Yee,' 9:30Twenty Thousand Y Portland Hoffa; Ray Noble's 9:30 Sinfonetta M 8:30 Portland Hoffa N....Ray Noble's 9:45 in Sing Sing N in Sing Sing N. 3:45 " " Orchestra C 9:45 in Sing Sing N.. . music and comedy N Orchestra C ... . 1. 8. John Charles Thomas, Lycky Strike-Your Hif"Gang Busters" with 10:00 Husbands & Wives M John Charles 9:00Lucky Strike-Your The "Gang Busters" C 10:00 John Charles Thema baritone N . Thomas N Hit Parade N 10:15 baritone N ....s... Parade N Phillips Lord C . 10:15 9:15 10:30 TedFiorita's Air Wave Theatre B. Goodman's Orch 9:30 " " March of Time C 10:30Gems of Color N.... " " March of Time C . 1. 18 Moods Bike Races Musical Moments .... 10:45 -.. Drama of the Skies C 10:4E Orchestra M 9:45 Sign Off News: Sports The Globe Trotter Andy N Myrt and Marge C... 11:00 Eddy Duchin's WLW News Room News: Abe Lyman's 11:00Tommy Tompkins' 10:00 Amos 'n' Music: Road Info.-PhilLevant's Orch. 10:15 ArcadiaRest.Orc. NLouisville Dance Time. 11:15 Orchestra N ....4..Russian Art Ens. M... Orchestra C 11:15 Orchestra Radio Night Club FletcherHenderson's Buddy Fisher's 11:30 Rhythmenics...... 1..Tom. Tompkins' Orch.Bob Crosby's 11:30 Hotel McAlpin 10:30 HotelMcAlpin II:4SPlantationaires ...!..Anson Weeks Orc. M Orchestra C 11:46 Orchestra Pe ...... Orchestra 10:45 Orchestra N Orchestra

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-The ()seam Singer, with Al and Lee Reiser. and Peter Van Steeden's Orchestra.WEAF whk cklw wfbm wjr kinex WJZ only WLW WSM wgy wtam wmaq wwl II:00-Eddy Duchin and his Arcadia Restau- NETWORK PROGRAMS (NBC -CBS) Historical 8:00 - CavalcadeofAmerica: -Corn Cob Pipe Club of Virginia, with Pat rantOrchestra.WE/1.F WCKY (WSM on EASTERN STANDARD TIME drama,HaroldLevey andhisOrchestra. Binford, master of ceremonies. WJZ WCKY wbbm whk 10:15) wgy wtam wmaq wwj WABC WKRC WHAS cklw KDKA WLS wgar wave wire -Abe Lymanand hisOrchestra. WABC 6:00-Buck Rogers in the 29h Century. WABC6:20-Lee Gordon's HotelStatlerOrchestra. wtt-, kmox WKRC WHAS wbbm krrox whk wjr WEAF WCKY wgy wtam wmaq wwj 9:30-"Refreshment Time:" Ray Noble and his whk cklw wfbm -One Man's Family,dramatic sketch,fea- -Pepsodent Program: Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) -Esso News Reporter. WJZ only turing Anthony Smythe, with Minetta Ellen, Orchestra; ConnieBoswell,vocalsoloist. 6:28-SummaryofNBCprograms. WEAF WABC WKRC WHAS wbbm whk cklw wjr WSM wtam wwj wmaq -Flying Time: Adventures In Aviation. WEAF MichaelRaffeto,BerniceBerwin,Kathleen WCKY WLS wgy wtam wmaq wwj only kmox -"Myrt and Marge," drs:.satic series. (CBS) 6:30-Press Radio News.WEAF WJZ Wilsor,Barton Yarborough, Page Gilman WHAS wbbm wfbm Smog 6:05-Animal News Club: Children's program, and Winifred Wolfe.WEAF WLW WSM-Warden Lewes in 20,000 Years In Sing Sing: featuringLou Rogers,certoonist, and en--Press Radio News. WABC Dramatic sketch; ThomasBelviso's Orches--Esso News Reporter. WJZ only wgy wtam wmaq wave wwl wire whio 11:05-Henry tertainers.WJZ wgar wave wire -Jack Armstrong, All American Boy (CBS) tra.WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wgar wave BussesOrchestra. WJZ wgar -To be announced. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS wave wire wbbm kmox wgar wire 11:15-ElChico: Span s..11 Revue, Orchestra 6:35-Mrs.FranklinD.Roosevelt: "Woman's8:30-Bums and Allen, Jacques Renard's Or-10:00-"Gang Busters:" True crime dramatiza- and soloists.WJZ wgar wave wire Ef- MiltonWatson, tenor. WABC ResponsibilityforMakingDemocracy chestra; tions by Phillips Lord, WABC WKRC-Abe Lymanand hi;Orchestra. WABC TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS fective,"introducedbyCheri.Williams, WKRC WHAS wowo wfbmcklw wbbm WHAS wowo cklw wfbrn wbbm whk kmos whk wbbm wfbm kmox president,NationalFederationofBusiness kmox whk wlr wjr wsmk 11:30-EnochLight's McAlpin HotelOrches- and Professional Women's Clubs; program-Lady Esther Serenade: Wayne King and his-Lucky Strike Hit Parade. WEAF WLW WSM tra. WJZ WSAI W5M wgar wavewire inobservance of Business Women's Week. Orchestra. WEAF WCKY WSM wtam wmaq gy wtam wwj whio wmaq -Bernie Cummins' Orchestra. (CBS) wbbm 12:30p. m.- NationalFarm WEAF wgy vktam wwj wmaq wly evil wire -John Charles Thomas with Frank Tours and and HomeHourN - WJZ-Armee Iron Master Program: Concert Band, -TheKing'sGuard:MaleQuartet. hisOrchestra. WJZ WCKY KDKA WLS WLW KDKA WSM only directionFrankSimon;BennettChapple, narrator. WLW to WJZ WLS KDKA wgar wgar wire whio Y 0U R 7:30 p. m.-Kute Smith C--"Vanished Voices:"Musical and dramatic. 10:30-March of Time: Dramatizations. WABC Improve WABC 9:00-Chesteraeld Presents Rosa Ponselle; An- WKRC WHAS whk cklw wfbm wjr kmox RADIO RECEPTION WKRC WHAS -Stories of the Sporting World. (CBS) wsmk dreKostelanetz'sOrchestra and chorus,-Gems ofColor:AllNegroshow,with 8:00 p. m.-One Man's Family wwva David Ross, announcer. WABC WKRC Chick Webb andhis Orchestra;EllaFitz- ASMUCH AS100% 6:45-Billy and Betty: Dramatic sketch. WEAF WHAS wfbm kmox wbbm whk cklw wowo gerald; Charles Linton, The Ink Spots, male N-WLW WSM only wsmk wlr quartet;Cecil Mack andChoir. WJZ with the new -Cavalcade of America C-LittleOrphanAnnie:Childhoodplaylet.-Town HallTonight: FredAlien,Portland WCKY wgar wave wire WKRC WHAS (NBC) WSM Hoffa, Mighty Allen Art Players, Amateurs 10:45-DramaoftheSkies. WABC WKRC -Milton Charles,organist. (CBS) WKRC 8:30 p. m.-Burns and Allen C wbbm wfbm wsmk wwva -WKRC WHAS -Lowell Thomas. WJZ WLW KDKA wgar WE SELL CROSLEY "SHE LVA D 0 R S" 7:00-"Myrtand Merge,"dramaticseries. -Armco Iron Master - WABC WKRC whk wwva wjr WLWto WJZ KDKA-Easy Aces: Comedy sketch, featuring Jane WLS and Goodman Ace.WJZ WCKY KDKA WAVE WLS wgar wave FREE INSPECTION 9:00 p. m.-Corn Cob Pipe-Pepsodent Program: Amos 'n' Andy. WEAF WLW wgy wtam wwj TRAP ClubofVirginia N- ONLY WCKY KDKA WLS 7:15-"UncleEzra'sRadio Station E -Z -R -A," OF YOUR RADIO! 98c withPatBarrett,CliffSoubier,Carleton MoneyBack Guarantee -Chesterfield Program with Guy, NoraCunsum andothers. WEAF Rosa Ponselle and Andre WSAI wgy wmaq wtam whio "Tubesdeliveredfreeof charge and complete Are you bothered with -Paris Night Life: Armida, songstress; Pierre Kostelanetes Orchestra C Le Krune tenor; Orchestra. WABC analysis of your radio trouble without cost or interference from power- -WKRC WHAS WKRC WHAS whk cklw wbbm kmox wsmk obligation. All work guarantee,' by technical ful or near -by stations? -Town Hall Tonight: Fred wjr Do you have trouble get- -CaptainTim'sAdventureStories. WJZ experts in your home. Allen N-WLW WSM WCKY KDKA WENR wgar ting weak or foreign short- 9:30 p. m.-20,000 Yearsin7:30-KateSmith'sCoffeeTime,withJack wave stations? Do you Miller'sOrchestraand TedCollins,an- tune in noise on the short SingSing N-WCKY nouncer. WABC WKRC WHAS wbbm whk MUSIC CO. KDKA WLS wfbm kmox wwva wlr waves?Does your set 10:00 p. m.-John Charles-Edwin C. Hill, inthe "Human Side of the 921 E. McMillan St. sound lifeless? News." WEAF WCKY wgy wtam wmaq wwj Thomas, baritoneN - whio wire MAIL ORDERS 51.10 -Horlick's Program, with Lum and Abner, A& N WCKY KDKA WLS 16 comedy sketch.WJZ WLW WENR wgar WOODBURN 4710 6:15-Esso News Report's.WEAF only 7:45-BoakeCarter. WABC WKRC WHAS 4706% Main Ave., Norwood -Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim.WABC whk cklw wbbm kmox wjr MEIrose 4981 -Mary Small, songs.WJZ wgar wave wire-Our AmericanSchools:Dramatization in -"Sunbrite Junior Nurse Corps," Children's cooperation with the N. E. A. WEAF wtam dramatic program. (CE) wbbm kmox wmaq wwj WE SELL CROSLEY RADIO S 10 RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING MARCH 19, 1936

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(EASTERN STANDARD TIME) (CENTRAL STANDARD TIME) WCKY WLW WKRC Cincinnati WSAI WCPO KDKA WLS-WENR WSM WHAS (Mei kc.)Cincinnati (700 kc.)Cincinnati MO kc.) Cincinnati (1330kc.)Cincinnati Moo kc.)Pittsburgh. Pa. (sige ire.)Chicago. HI.Me kc.) Nashville,Tena.(4541..)Louisville. Ky. (Misc.) :30 Top o' ft* Morning -- 6:30 Farm BulletinBoard 5:30 5:46 6:45 McCormick Fiddlers Smile a While 5:45 7:00 Morning Round Up... Prayer Period Jerry Foy 700 Good Morning Arkansas Fiddlers Musical Clock News-J.Bentley 6:00 7:15 .. ea .. is This and That Sunrise Worship- . 6:15 7:30 Morning DDevotions7'15 The Oshkosh Boys Musical Clock Rise and Shine Breakfast Express-- 7:30 SettingUpExercises. 7:45 (God's Bible School) " " Jr.Broadcasters' Club 6:30Vaughn Quartet Asbury College " ".... News Flashes Purity 7:45 Birthday Bakeries Greetings BreakfastTimetable . " 'a Tony Wons-Emerson . 6:45 " " Devotions II:00Spareribs N Chandler Chats 8:00 Morning Devotions Morning Devotions N.JollyJoe'sPals 7:00 Morning Devotions . Slim and Jack 1:15 01 N Morning Melodies N Gray's Cowboys 8:15 Round House Boy,. Today's Headlines News: MusicalClock LuluBelle and Scotty 7:15Morning Melodies NLog Cabin Boys 11:30 Cheerio N Cheerio N Christian Selene Sere. 8:30 Church Forum Sisson Wirges Orch 8:45 a w News Report 7:30Cheerio N Jackson Family The Upstarts 8:45 SayIt With Music Moonbeam Ensemble Morning Devotions 7:45 BreakfastBusiness... 9:00 Organ Rhapsody N...Joe Emerson, Hymns Greenfield Village C 9:00 Breakfast Club; VocalGoldman Band Breakfast Club N PrairieRamblers and 8:00 9:15 Breakfast Club-Don Graionfiald Choir C... Streamliners N Aunt Mary Carlotta Dale C 9:15 Trio; Don McNeill, God's Bible School w w PatsyMontana... 8:15 McNeil, m. c., Ranch 9:30 a a As You Like D- Way Down East Woman's Placa C 9:30 m. c., N Birmingham'sBucker's " Pa and Ma Smithins 8:30 9:45 " a 0 0 " Boys, vocal trio N Variety Program C.. Back Stage Wife M Belle and Martha 9:45 Hits from theShows.Style and Shopping Morning Minstrels... 8:45 " " News C 10:00Happy Jack N Batty Crocker Fred Skinner C - 10:00 News Flashes Lew White News: V. cl Leath N.Martha Crane- 9:00News: Wife Saver N.FredSkinner,songs C 10:15 E. McHugh N Home Sweet Home NWoman's Hour 10:15 Gospel Singer N 'Dot Club News Edward MacHugh N.. Helen Joyce 9:15Edward MacHugh N . 10:30 Music in the Air C... Today's Childrenll The Virginians M Music la the Air C. 10:30 Household Hints DorseyBros.Orch Today's Children N. Today's Children N 9:30Sweethearts of Air N " " 10:45 10:45 "David Harum" N Livestock-News Gypsy Rhapsody David Harum N David Harum, skit N 9:45Master Builder N MonticelloPartyLine 11:CO Souvenirs of Song....Painted DreamsM...WKRC Bulletin Board 11:00 Honeymooners N TO-day's Headlines Jack Berch N Burr,Vickland,Emair'n 10:00JackBarth N Mary Lee Taylor C..- 11:15Stories In Song Lamp Lighter 1.1 Helen Trent C 11:15 Wanda!! Hall N Gladys Catron Wendell Hall N Otto's Tunetwisfers...10:15Wendell Hall N Sisters Three .11:30Organ Revery Singing Neighbor Just PlainBill C 11:30 U. S. Navy Band N. HomespunPhilosopherU. S. Navy Band N WLS News Report 10:30 U.S. Navy Band- Bob Brooks 11:45 " " Broadway Cinderella MRich Man's Darling C11:45 Alys Michot School H.Griffith -R.Emerson 10:45 Lieut.C.Banter NUniversityofLouisv'e 12:00 WCKY News True To Life M Voice of Experience C12:00 Concert Hall of Air Press Radio Bible Newt OldKitchenKettle 11:00Marie De Ville N Voice of Experience C 12:15 Honeyboy-Sassafras N Iran* Taylor M Jane Grey 12:15 Tea Dance Gray Bros. Orch Mid -Day Medley OldMusic Chest 11:15 Farm Credit Interview 12:30 Poetic Strings C Merry Madcaps--Dir. National Farm and Mary Marlin C 12:30 Day Dreams Man inthe Street Farmand Home Markets-Weather 11:30 12:45 National Farm and Mary Marlin C Norman Clot/fiat N Home Hour N Five Star Jones C 12:45 Flails,.Sing Luncheon Music Hour N Dinnerball Program II:45 Home Hour N FiveStar Jones C 1:00 64 0 Rhythm Parade N Sue andJack 1:00 Guarnieri,Riccardi MRotaryClub .. .. ii si 0 12:00 College of Agriculture 1:15 " " 1:15 ii 64 News:Pop.Varieties. Kay Kyser's Orch. M Luncheon 12:15 " " Log Cabin Boys 1:30 LarryCotton N RioBurke, 1:30 "" singer FederalHousing... JuliaGlass N Conservatory of Mush;Grab Bag LivestockMarkets... 12:30Banner Newshawk Markets-Weather 1:45Schnaidar's Cowbo's N 1:45 Carson Robison Academy Medicine C Musical Grab Bag " Dot and Will N Homemakers' Hour 12:45Dept. of Agriculture Shopping Guide 2:00Matinee Musical N . .. .. Story Lady Between Bookends C.. 2:00 Words and Music N Little Theatre of MusicConcert Echoes 1:00 Words and Music N.University of 2:15 " a .. w : High School Students.Happy Hollow C 2::5 Alma and Jane Fed. Penna. Woman 1:15 2:30Music Guild N Kentucky !Music of the Masters.American School of 2:30 Baseball Game-RedsMoods KDKA Home Forum. 1:30Francis Craig's Orch.American Schoolet 2:45 " " 2:45 vs. Tigers at the Air C To be announced " " . ... News: Grain Markets 1:45 Ma Perkins the Air C...... 3.U0 " " Molly of the Movies MNews: Olosanclars C... 3:00 Miami, Fla. Today's Winners Plough Boys Pratt and McNeill... 2:00Music Guild N The Oleanders C .... 3:15 " " 64 64 Ma Perkins N Jimmy Farrell C. 3,',15,, Amer. Pen Women Ma Perkins N 2:15Eastman School of 3:30 .... ii s Jimmy Farrell, songs C Eastman School of Vic and Sack N Do You Remember C''''''' Back Stage Wife Bike Races 2:30 Music N Do You Remember C 3:45 Music N 46 14 The O'Niaills N 3:15 A Happy Home Homemakers' Program 2:45The aNailis N 4:00Woman's Radio 0 0 Betty and Bob. .. Batty and Bob N Betty and Bob N 3.00Women's Radio Weekday Devotions.. 4:15 Revue N Salvation Army Bd. C4'00 " " Life of Mary Sothern M 4.15 P.T.A. Program....Pratt& McNeill 3:15 Review N Brooks and Pierson... 4:30Daytime Revue Howells and Wright C Format Young N Eddie Schoalwar 4;30 Girls'Week ProgramKDKA Orchestra Radio Guild 3:30Radio Guild N Greetings from Old 4:46Dick Tracy Presents News: Financial NotesGreet. Old Kentucky C 4.45 Final Headlines Dynamos of Rhythm The Diamond 3:45 Kentucky C 5:00'While ' City Sheep'. NToy Bandhi 5:00 KDKA Kiddies Klub... 4:00 5:15 Lewis Gannett C Mr. John Rhodes Studs N " " Baptist Theological H. Nagars Orch. N..Jack Armstrong KDKA Orchestra 4:15 5:30 News:Rhythm /must 5:15 " " Seminary Twin City Foursome NSingingLady N 5:30 Angelus Tweed's Orchestra Modern Melodies....Musical Grab' Bag-... 4:30Financial News Herbert Koch, organ 5:45The Top Hatters N.... Harmony Highways C Little Orphan Annie NThe Goldberg,C 5:45 ' Dinner Music Little Orphan Annie NSingingStrings 14 4:46The Top Hatters N The Golding/ago C. 6:00 Flying Time N l ieJohnsons Omar the Mystic M Dinner Music News Flying Time N 5:00 Pan-American Bdc'st. Mildred Lae 5:15 Treasure Chest 6:00 Ojr Listener Jimmy Malvern Dick 6,15 Animal Close Ups N GoldenOpportunitiesThose O'Malley% Spareribs-Stories Connie Gates N Dick Tracy 6:30 News: WCKY News Bray: News 5.15 Old Fashioned Girl Musical Moments 6.30 News Flashes Merchants'Bulletins . DinnerMusic What's the Newsy_ 5:30StoryoftheShield Out o' the Dusk 5:45Musical Moods Lowell Thomas N Imp/brimHawaiians C 6:45 Knot Hole Club Chamber of Corn. Pm. Lowell Thomas N Income Tax Talks_...5.45Little Orphan Annie NAsher and Little Jimmy 2:00 Easy Aces N EasyAces 14 Amos 'n' Andy N Myrt and Ma C 2m PhilHarris'OrchestraHealth Spot Shoemaker Easy Aces N. 600SportsPorriew Harry Currie's Ord, . 7:15Papaya the saner N LevelinaLoveliness We BrIng Escapes from Tea* 7:15 To be announced N . Rev. H. S. Bigelow ...To be announced N To be announced N 5:15 Musical Moments E. Moneak Ensemble C 7:30Taint Program Lum and Abner N. Kate Smith C 7:30 BillyShaw's OrchestraHarry Hartman, SportsMaj. AlWilliams Lum and Abner N 6.30Those O'Malley' Kate Smith C 7:45Chevrolet Music. Mom CrownFrolicsIA bake CarterC 7:45 Aff. Arnold Douglas . Soft Lights & Musk Dan and Sylvia Music is My Hobby 14 6:45 Diary of J. Mattern Betake Carter C 8:00 Pittsburgh Sym- Fleschmann Hour- PittsburghSymphony 7:00PittsburghSymphony 1.15 Airshow C 8:00 Talent Auditions Pittsburgh Symphony Chrysler Air Show C phony Orchestra N. Rudy Vallee,Or- Modern Rhythms Orchestra N Orchestra N 7:15 Orchestra N 0 8:30Phillip's 3:15 66Revue.... chastra and quest U. C. Day Jimmy Ward & Orch JestWald Airplane NBC Cinema 7:30 Pure Oil Salutes Mc-KeyboardFantasy... 8:45 et a To be announced C 8:30 artists N 8:45 Ni Freiman Broadcast Theatre N 7:45 Minnvilla,Tenn. AllStarReview 9:00Lanny Ross Presents Death Valley Days- Camel Caravan-Casa 9:00 Musical Moments To be announced.....Death Valley Deese volley pep_ 8:00Lanny Ross Presents Camel Caravan-Casa 9:15 Maxwell House Dramatic program N Loma Orchestra C 9:15 NewsFlashes The Art Corner Days N Tim Frawley N... 8:15 Maxwell House Loma Orchestra C.. 9:30 Show Boat N Listen to This M Ed Wyn'snn and Lennie 9:30 Arnarices Tows Forrest Bradford's OrAmerica's Town America's Tows 8:30 Show float N Ed Wynn and Lanais 9A 5 I Dodge Showdown Ray. Hayto Orch. C. 9:45 Meeting N Continental* Meeting N Meeting of the Alin 8A6 " " Haytoes Ord,. C... 10:00 WCKY News i Bing Crosby with Horace Heidt's 10:00' " To be announced guest speikars N... 9:00Bing Crosby with Horace tleildrs 10:15 " ii .. Slumber Music " "CafeJimmy Dorsey's Brigadiers C 10:15 .. Forrest Bradford's Ore 9:15 Jimmy Doesey's Bripadlere C 10:30Russ Morgan's Orchestra N March of Time C 10:30 Jack Hylton's Jimmy Ward Russ Morgan's The GlobeTrotter. 9:30 °rchstra N March of Timis C 10:45 0 06 Orchestra N To be announced C.. 10:45 Orchestra M The Dream Weaver Orchestra N BikeRaces 9:45 " " Musical Moment, WOGNano RodrIga sOr. N - WLW News Room News: Guy Lom- 11:00 Tom.Tompkins-' OrchSign Off News: Sports Henry Bushes 10:(:0Amos 'n' Andy N Myrt and Marge C... 11:15Henry Busses Orch. N Salute to Wichita, bardo's Orchestra C11:15 RudyBundy's Orch Music: RoadInfo Orchestra ...... 10:15 Henry Busses Orch. NLouisville Dance Time. 11:30Meredith Willson's Willson's Kansas !sham Jones' 11:30 Paradise Restaurant Radio Night Club Benny Goodman's 10:30 Meredith Buddy Fisher's 11:45 Orchestra 14 Jack Denny's Ore. M. OrchestraC 11:45 OrchestraN Orchestra 10.46 Orchestra N Orchestra 12:00 To be announced -RubyNewman's --George Olsen's Shandor,violinN....PhilLevant's 11:00 Dance Orchestra N Harry Diskkman's 12:15 " a 12:00Sign Off Orchestra N Orchestra C 12:15 Ruby Nauman 'sOr. N Orchestra 11:15 Orchestra 12:30Sammy Kaye's Moon River Club Deauville Carl Schraibior's II:30Cabin Cub Dream Serenade FrankDailey's 12:30 0 0 12:45 Orchestra N " ... Orchestra 11:45 Orchestra N ' Orchestra C . 12:45 Orchestra N

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WEAF WCKY WSM wgy wtam wmaqMIDNIGHT - George Olsen's Orchestra. wmaq wwj wmaq wwj (NBC) WSM wave wave wwj wire whio WABC WKRC wbbm wjr wfbm kmos wsmk -Vocals by )(mall.WABC whk wjr wfbm -FrankDailey andhisOrchestra.WABC kmox -Lowell Thomas.WJZ WLW KDKA wgar-CamelCaravan, withWalterO'Keefe,-PaulPandarvis' PalaceHotelOrchestra. 7:00-"Myrtand WEAF wgy wtam wwj WKRC kmox wfbm wowo whk wsmk -Esso News Reporter,WJZ only Marge,"dramaticseries. Deane Janis and Glen Gray and that Casa WABC WKRC whkwwva wjr Loma sportsan- -Shandor, violinist.WJZ KDKA -Ed Fitzpatrick's Club Deauville Orchestra. 61115-James Wilkinson. baritone.WJZ wgar Orchestra; TedHusing, wire wave -Amos 'n' Andy-Pepsodent Program. WEAF nouncer. WABC WKRC WHAS wbbm whk12:08-Ruby Neuman and his Rockefeller WJZ KDKA wgar wave wire 5:15-Animal Close -Ups: Stories by Don Lang. WLW wgy wwj wtam cklw wfbm kmox wowo wont ark WJZ WSAI wgar wave wire -Easy Aces: Comedy sketchfeaturing Jane-Death Valley Days: Dramatic program with -"News of Youth:" Junior News Dramatiza- and Goodman Aca. WJZ WCKY KDKA TimFrawley, John Mac Bryde, Edwin W. tion. WABC whk wwva WLS wgar wave wire whio Whitney, John White, the Lonesome Cow- RADIO NEWS BROADCASTS -Esso News Reporter. 7:16-"Popem, the Sailor," with Vic Irwin's boy; Orchestra,direction Joseph Bonime. WEAF only Orchestra. WJZ WLW WLS KDKA wgar 5:20-Connie Gates, contralto.WEAF WSM WEAF W: !(Y wgy stem wwj WLW wgy wtam wwj wmaq wmaq wire whio 9:30-America's TownMeetings:Sen.David (Daily) -ElenaMormak 6:30-Press RadioNews. WEAF WJZ Ensemble. ;CBS) WHAS I.Walsh of Mass.;Prof. Howard Lee Mc - -Praia Radio News. WABC kmox wfbm wsmk wwva Gain, Columbia, "The Supreme Court and 7 :45 a.m. 12:45 p.m. -To be announced. WJZ WSAI KDKA WLS -Jack Armstrong, All-American Boy, (CBS) theConstitution,"guest speakers; George 10:55 a.m. 4:45 p.m. wbbm kmox wgar V. Denny, Associate Director of the League 11:00 p.m. -Krueger Musical Toast: Jerry Cooper and forPoliticalEducation, Chairman. Open Ray Block's Orchestra. WABC Forum between the audience and speakers. Tuesday, 11 :30 p.m. Saturday, 10:45 p.m. 7:30-Pastorale.WEAF wgy wtam wmaq wwj WJZ WSAI KDKA WLS wgar wave wire Sunday, 11 a.m and 11 p.m. TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS -Kate Smith's Coffee Time, withJackMil--Ed Wynn,"Gulliver,theTraveler,"with ler's Orchestra and Ted Collins, announcer. Lennie Hayton's Orchestra.WABC WKRC WSAI WABC WKRC WHAS whk wbbm kmox WHAS wbbm kmox wowo wjr 10 :00 a.m. 2 :30 p.m. 7:30 p. m.-Lum and Abner N wwva wjr 10:00-Kraft Music Hall, starring Bing Crosby, -WLW WLS -Horlick'sProgramwithLum andAbner: with JimmyDorsey'sOrchestra,andKay 6 :30 p.m. Comedy sketch.WJZ WLW WENR wgar Weber,vocalist; Bob Burns, comedian; 9:15 p.m. 7:45 p. m.-Crown FrolicsM7:45-BoakeCarter:NewsFlashes. WABC guest artists. WEAF WLW WSM wgy wtam -WLW WKRC WHAS whk wfbm wsmk wbbm kmox wwj wmaq wave Sunday, 9:00 p.m. wjr -Alomftis Half Hour wits Heidt's Brigadiers. Sunday, 7 :45 and 11 :30 p.m. 8:00 p. m.-Fleischmann Hour-Ufa Studies: Tom Powers, monologist. WAIC WKRC WHAS wbbm whk cklw wfbm -Rudy Vallee N-WLW WEAF only hoot win WKRC -Music is My Hobby: Mrs. Roberta Camp-10:30-March of Tim*: Dramatizations. WABC (Daily except Sunday) -Pittsburgh Symphony Or- bellLawsonof Tulsa,Okla.,president, WKRC WHAS whk cklw wbbm wfbm kmos chestra N-WCKY KDKA GeneralFederation ofWomen'sClubs, wjr 7 :25 a.m. 1:15 p.m. singingsongsoftheAmericanIndian,-Russ Morgan andhisHotelBiltmore Or- 9:55 a.m. 3 :00 p.m. WSM WLS guest.WJZ WLS wgar wave wire WJZ WCKY KDKA wgar wave chestra. 5:15p.m. 9:00 p. m.- Maxwell Hou se8:00-Chrysler Air Show, with Alexander Gray, wire CharlesHanson Towns,MarkWarnow's10:45-To be annr,nced. WABC WKRC whk 61 25 Show Boat N- WCKY Concert Orchestra and vocal chorus. WABC cklw wbbm wfbm kmos win WSM WKRC WHAS whk wfbm wsmk II:00-Nano Rodrigo and his Rainbow Room 9:30p. m.- America's Town-Fleischmann Variety Hour: Rudy Vallee and Orchestra. WEAF WCKY wgy wtam wmaq Sunday, 11:00 p.m. only his Connecticut Yankees; Frank Fay, come- wwj Meeting N - WSAI WLS dian; guest stars.WEAF WLW wgy wtam-Esso News Reporter. WJZ WCKY KDKA wmaq wwj --Pepeoclant Program: Amos 'a' Andy. (NBC) 10:00 a.m. 1:57 p.m. -PittsburghSymphonyOrchestra,direction WSM whim ww( wmaq 12 noon 10:00 p. m.-Bing Crosby with Antonio Modaralli; Joseph Bantonelli, Met--."Myrt and Marge," drarissifc series.(CIS) Jimmy Dorsey's Orches- ropolitan Opera tenor, guest artist. KDKA WHAS wbbm wfbm kmox 63:3507 ppjunl. to WJZ WCKY KDKA WSM WLS wgar-Guy Lombardo and hisRoyal Canadians. 11:55p.m. tra N-WLW WSM wave wire WABC WKRC whk cklw wsmk wowo 8:30-NBC CinemaTheatre:Routineofa 11:05-Emll Colesnas and his Hots; St. Regis Thursday, 7 :35 and 10 p.m. 5:35-JohnI.Kennedy. WEAFwgy wtam large movie theatre; overture, stags show, Orchestra.WJZ wgar wave wire Friday, 7:45 and 11:55 p.m. wwj featurepicture,newsreel and a comedy; 11:15-HenryBusses Chez Pare*Orchestra. -Frank and Flo: Songs and patter. WJZ only Ruth Lyon, soprano; Charles Soars, tenor; WEAF WCKY WSM WLS wgy wtam wmaq Saturday, 10 and 11:55 p.m. -George Hall's Hotel Taft Orchestra. (CBS) Edward Davies, baritone; pit orchestra, di- wwj Sunday, 11:00 a.m. and 6 :15 and 11:55 p. m. wsmk wwva rection Roy Shield.WJZ WLS wgar wave-Guy Lombardo and hisRoyalCanadians. 046-11414 and Betty: Dramatic sketch. WEAF wire WABC WKRC whk wjr kmos trunk WCPO ode -To be announced.WAIC WKRC WHAS11:30-1sham Jones and his Orchestra. WABC (Daily except Sunday) -GeorgeHell'sOrchestra. (CBS) wsmk whk wfbm kmox wbbm cklw WKRC cklw wfbm wwva sunk whk rva 8:45-Tobeannounced. WJZ wgar wave-Bernie Cummins and his Orchestra. (CBS) 8:15 a.m. 4:45 p.m. -ImperialHawaiian Bead. WABC WKRC wire wbbm 11:15 a.m. whk wfbm kmox 9:00-Maxwell Hausa Show Boat: Lenny -Chariots Dornbergar and his Paradise Be, RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING MARCH 19, 1936

Kate Smith To Head Mam- BALLAD TIME Fay and Vallee Talk It Over mothSunday Night Hour Over A group of ballads will be offered during Waltz Time on Friday, March Columbia For Present Sponsor13, from 9:00 to 9:30 p. m. (E.S.T.), over WLW and an NBC-WEAF net- One of the most spectacular radiomusical selections.Ted Collins willwork, by Frank Munn, tenor ; Bernice shows will be heard over the WABC-assistMissSmithinannouncing.Claire, soprano ; the Manhattan Columbia network on Sunday, MarchOther artiststo appear willbe an-Chorus and Abe Lyman's popular or- 15, from 8:00 to 9:00 p. m. (E.S.T.),nounced. chestra.Munn and the chorus will when Kate Smith, famous songstress, The program will be heard overoffer "May the Sun Shine Brighter" will act as mistress of ceremonies toCBS outlets in Albany, Hartford, Bos-and "Sunset in Bermuda." Miss Claire introduce one ofthe most notableton, Providence, Bangor, Springfield,and Munn will sing a duet, "Maybe arrays of starring talent ewer presentedWorcester, New York, Baltimore, Phil-We'dStillbeSweethearts." Miss on a sponsored program. adelphia, Washington, Atlanta, Birm-Claire will be heard in "A Melody in This broadcast, which will be pre-ingham, Charlotte, Dallas, Houston,the Sky" and 5:le Manhattan Chorus sented by the A. & P. Coffee Service,Jacksonville, Richmond, New Orleans,will join in "I Can't Tell You Why will includecelebratedartistsfromTampa, Greensboro, N.C., Akron,I Love You But I Do."Lyman and radio, stage and screen.In comedyBuffalo, Cleveland, Columbus, Pitts-theorchestrawilloffer"Are You there will be "Doc" Rockwell, Bobburgh, Syracuse, Youngstown, Wheel-Lonesome Tonight?" "Beautiful Lady Burns and Block and Sully. Dicking,Cincinnati,Detroit,Indianap-in Blue," "Day Dreams," "See Saw" Powell and James Melton will be fea-olis, Louisville, Chicago, Des Moines,and "Since You Call Me Sweetheart." tured vocalists.The theater will beOmaha -Lincoln, St. Louis and ,Minne- represented by Eva LeGallienne, dis-apolis. tinguished American actress. Gertrude Berg and the balance of the cast ofstage of the Metropolitan.It wasCleveland Symphony Concert "The Goldbergs" will present the radiofirst heard in the Americas at Buenos drama. Jack Miller's band, the Clic-Aires, before it was produced in Paris The first of a new series of four quot Club Eskimos, Raymond Paige'sor London.The first performance infull -hourconcertsbythefamed Orchestra, the A. & P. Gypsies andthe United States took place in SanCleveland Symphony Orchestra, un- For a funny man, Frank Fay can look very, very serious.You Francisco, in March, 1898.In No-der the direction of Artur Rodzinski,see him here (left) discussing program plans with Rudy Vallee. "LA BOHEME" vember of that year, New York heardnoted conductor, will be inauguratedFay came from Hollywood recently to make just a few guest (Continued from page1) "La Boheme" in English at the Amer-over WCKY, KDKA, WENR and theappearances with Vallee, but clicked so nobly with his smooth, ican Theater.It was not producedNBC-WJZ network, on Friday, March of youthful romance, Lad livedlike slightly acid routine that contracts flew to right and left of him at the Metropolitan (in Italian)until a king when he had money inhis 13, from 10:00 to 11:00 p. m. (E.--also right at him. Fay writes all his own material, suited to pocket, and had known what it was to1907,withCaruso,Sembrich andS.T.) ..A highlight of the initialhispeculiarstyleofcomic understatement and diminishing be cold and hungry.Those incidentsScotti. program will be the performance ofinflections. in the opera which wander from the Grace Moore will be the Mimi inSchumann's First Symphony in B Flat plot of Murger's novel are said to bethe performance to be broadcast onMajor.Other celebrated works to be Her poet lover will be episodes from his own Bohemian stu-March 14. heardarePiston's"PreludeandToscanini To Feature dent existence. sung by Charles Kullmann.The sec-Fugue ;" ?aganini's "Moto Perpetuo," The melodies of "La Boheme" areondary romance of Musetta and Mar -and Ravel's "Alborado Del Gracioso." cello will be sung by Helen GleasonThe concerts will be broadcast direct Brahms Fourth Symphony well known to radioliste,ers for they Louis d'Angelofrom frequentlyareheard enbroadcastand Carlo Morelli. Severance Hall, Cleveland, programs. They aremelodies thatwill as Benoit and Alcindoro.through the facilities of WTAM, NBC In Concert Over Columbia soar gracefully but to a climax thatEzio Pinza will be the Colline, withaffiliate. always fits into dramatic action insteadother roles taken by George Cehanov- Arturo Toscanini willdirecttheby the Brahms Fourth Symphony. sky, Max Altglass and Carlo Coscia. of halting it. New YorkPhilharmonic -SymphonyLater in the program Toscanini will Puccini wrote in an up-to-date styleGennaro Papi will conduct. direct Handel's Overture to the Ora- four (Continued front page 1) Orchestra in the works of six com- without resorting to hh discords. "La Boheme"iswrittenin torio, "Susanna," from the edition of The first and last take posersinthebroadcastoverthe Though written thirty y ago, theshort acts. from Dublin on a broadcastover Alfred Pochon, and the Allegro and music is of our own day, ynamic and'place in Rudolpho's attic studio, thecombined NBC-WEAF-WJZ networksnationwide WABC-Columbia and Ca-Andante from the Second Quartet of second shows a Paris street cafe fre- colorful, but essentiallyelodic.Cri- in the East at 6:00 a. m. (E.S.T.). nadian networks on Sunday, MarchLeopoldKozeluch,alsofromthe quented by students of the Latin quar- tics have observed thate great pop- Former Governor Alfred E. Smith,15, from 3:00 to 5:00 p. m. (E.S.T.).Pochon edition. ter, and the third depicts a city gate ularity of "La Boheme"'isdue as Senator JosephC. O'Mahoney ofToscaniniwillconductfour more The remainder of the concert will much to the libretto asi to Puccini'sin Paris outside of the housse in whichWyoming, andotherdistinguishedPhilharmonic - Symphonybroadcastsbe devoted to Cesar Franck's sym- appealing music setting. Musette and Conine are living. speakers will be heard telling of theover the Columbia chain. His remain-phonicpoem,"LesEolides,"and The story is a page from life and glory of the Irish and their doingsing Sunday programs, before his an-Tschaikowsky's OvertureFantasy, it moves steadily forward to its finale,WEST POINT ANNIVERSARYin America at the Friendly Sons ofnounced retirement, will be heard on"Romeo andJuliet,"afterShake- with plenty of stage action. (Continued from page 1) St.Patrick 152nd annual dinner atMarch 29, April 5, 19 and 26. speare's play. ArturoToscaninilaunchedthisPoint, with the familiar bugle call,the Hotel Astor in New York over an His March 15 program will open During the broadcast intermission opera on its course of round -the -world"Assembly,"followingwhichtheNBC-WJZ network that night fromwith Rossini'sspirited Overture toLawrence Gilman willdiscussthe success.After that launching at theband will play "On, Brave Old Army10:00 to 11 :00 p. m. (E.S.T.). "L'Italiana in Algeri," to be followedmusic informally, Teatro Reggio in Turin, Italy, Feb-Team." ruary 1, 1896, "La Boheme" travelled An announcer at the Academy will a zig-zag route before reaching thethen tell the purpose of the celebra- the Romany Singers will be heard intion.

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Victor Bay and his Symphony Or-to directors of serious music. He also Josef Hofmann, renowned pianist, chestra will present a new series ofhasdirectedorchestrasfor"The will be guest artist during the General "Afternoon Concert" programs overMarchofTime"and"America's Motors Concert, on Sunday, March the WABC-Columbia network eachHour" andhas accompaniedsuch 15, from 10 to 11 p. m., over an NBC- Friday, from3 :00to3:30p.m.artists as Bruna Castagna and Clyde WEAF network, with WCKY as the (E.S.T.), beginning Masch 13. TheBarrie. Cincinnati station. first broadcast will consist of Philip During the time he has been with Hofmann, who is one of the most Columbia Bay has shown unusual in- EmanuelBach'sSinforieNo. 3 ; influentialfiguresincontemporary threenumbers byAlbessizentitledgenuity inunearthingworthwhile American music, was born in Cracow, "Prelude -Espana,""M i d s u m m e rcompositions seldom heard on the air. He was the son of a univer- He will mix these with his listeners' in 1876. Night's Serenade" and "Malaguena," sity professor and a famous singer. He andthe"Toy Bot"(LaBoiteafavorite classical compositions during became one of the outstanding pro- Joujoux) by Debussy. the new "Afternoon Concert" pro- digies in the history of music, play- Bay is a violinist of nose as well asgrams. ing in public at the age of six and a conductor. He has played in the at nine making a grand tour of Eu- Columbia Symphony Orchestra, the LUCILLE MANNERS rope. Philadelphia Orchestra and noted en-EFREM ZIMBALIST Hofmann's health broke down dur- sembles abroad including that in Hel- ing a tour of America at the age of singfors under the direction of Jean Lucille Manners, young mezzo- ON FORD SUNDAY soprano star of many NBC pro-eleven, and he retired to study.Six Sibelius. He is the brother of Eman- years later, he emerged from retire- uel Bay, noted pianist and accompa- grams, will be heard as Cities HOUR AS SOLOISTServicesoloistwhileJessicament, a mature artist and since then nist for Jascha Heifetz. he has been given the highest honors Bay was for three years assistant Dragonetteisvacationingon thePacific Coast this month.the world over.His recent activities director for Andre Kostelanetz and Efrem Zimbalist, world-famous vio- have been confined to America. Alexander Gray, romantic Howard Barlow at Columbia.Lastlinist, will be the guest artist with theLast year, also in March, Miss baritone, returned to the CBS MannerssangwithRosario fall he was made a regular conductorFord Symphony Orchestra and Chorus airlanes to star in the Chrysler with the system. For a time he con-directed by Victor Kolar and broad-Bourdon and his orchestra on Gilbert and Sullivan's ducted the Sunday symeony hourcast over the WABC-Columbia net-the popular Friday night series. "Airshow"whichmadeits for which hereceivedthehighestwork, on Sunday, March15,fromShe was chosen by a member of "Mikado" debut over the WABC-Columbia award made by Radio Stasis Magazine9:00 to 10:00 p. m. (E.S.T.). theCitiesService"planning network Thursday (March 12) board" who had heard her sing- Zimbalist will play threedifficult Gilbert and Sullivan's comic ope-from 8" to 8:30 p. min (E.S.T.). compositions, two of thembrillianting on one of her first network Adjudged Singer recitals.Miss Dragonette willretta, "The Mikado," will be revivedFeatured with this well-known fiery selections by the great Spanish by the NBC Light Opera Companystar of stage, screen and radio With Best DictiOn violinist -composer, Pablt Sarasate. Theresume brOadcasting on April 10. on Monday, March 16, from 11:00areCharlesHanson Towne, first offering by Zimbalist will be Sara - a. m. to 12:00 noon (E.S.T.), over a lowedlaterby Lenski'sariafrom nationwide NBC-WEAF network indistinguished writer and racon- Bizet's opera, "carmen,"- to befol-SPRING IN THE response to numerous requests.Theteur,widerthedirectionof olwedlaterby Lenski'sariafrom plot is laid in Japan in the "eighties,"Mark Warnow. Tschaikovsky's opera, "Eugene One - and concerns the romance of Nanki gin," and another Sarasate work, a OLD FASHION ON Poo, son of the Mikado, and Yum vivid "Tarantelle." Yum, lovely ward of Ko Ko, the The program will open withthe MUSIC BOX HOURLord High Executioner.Nanki Poo LATEST SHORT- orchestraand chorus presenting had fled from the court disguised as WAVE NEWS Lwoff's "Hymn of Old Russia" and An "Old Fashioned Spring" is theaminstrelto avoid marriage with Grieg's "The Last Spring," and the title the Music Box Master has givenKatisha. On Page 15 orchestra will also play two Hungarian dances, Nos. 20 and 21, by Brahms.his Music Box Hour program, 9:30 to The second half of the Ford Sunday10:00 p. m. (E.S.T.), over WLW and Evening Hour will open with the or-the Mutual Broadcasting System, Fri- SPECIAL OFFER chestra playing the "March of theday, March 20. Little Lead Soldiers," by Pierne, fol- lowedbySmetana'scolorfultone Harold Carr, the Music Box Master, poem in praise of one of Bohemia'shas chosen a program of spring music, most beautiful rivers, "The Moldau,"which includes "Chimes of Spring," JUST OFF and a closing hymn with the chorusbythechoirandorchestra ;"At JAN PEERCE and organ.During the intermissionDawning," a duet by Helen Nugent W. J. Cameron of the Ford Motor THEPRESS Tenor of the Chevrolet pro-Company will speak briefly on a sub-and Ellis Frakes ;a medley of bird gram starring Rubinoff and hisject of current interest. songs, "Listen to the Mocking Bird," THE NEW violin, and one of the singers Efrem Zimbalist was born in Rus-"I Heard a Browss Bird Singing" and sia in 1889.He made his Berlin de-"The Swallow," and "Spring Song," heard each Sunday in the Radiobut at the age of 18 and his American 1936 to be a viola solo with a choir back- City Music Hall, Jan Peerce isdebut in 1911 with the Boston Sym- ground. RADIO LOG BOOK going to getagold medal inphony Orchestra. He has been ac- token of his having been ad-claimedon everycontinent,isan For romance that buds withthe Your key map to all the Radio Sta- judged by the New York SchoolsAmerican citizen, and spends his win-trees, Music Box Master Carr will pre- tions of the world. The new 1936 Radio ters in New York and his summers insent Mr. Frakes in the song, "In the Log Book lists all North American, of Music the male singer withConnecticut. the best diction in radio, Peerce Spring a Young Man's Fancy" while Police, Short Wave and Foreign Short can sing in Wave Stations. An invaluale reference five different lan Miss Nugent willsing "Love's Old book that you will want to have handy guages and has made a careful Sweet Song."As a duet the soloists study of them in order that his RADIO DIAL'S at all times.Get yours now. diction in each tongue will make CONTEST CLUB will offer "Romance." him easy to understand.. 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You are privileged to write your reaction to radio programs -perhaps you like or dislike some programs more than others-and perhaps you hays some ideas or ions to contribute-if you HOSE interestedinthe subjectreallyhave anything worth saying have. send them to the LISTENERS' EXCHANGE at Radio Dial. and say itright, we have as fair a Be sure to sign your letters. of safety (and who isn't?)will do well to jot down from time tochance as onyone." (Namere- time, suchthoughts asthey mightquested off). Dear Editor: favorites. Ibelievethat when we have which serve to promote safety Certainly, this letter hits the bulls - Have been reading your fine littlelove anything at all, we should have and thus to conserve human life. eye of sincerity and somehow has a paper for a long time and this is my,the courage to admit or defend it, This is said simply because it ap-ring of practicability toit. Ilike first letter to you.I like the paperhowever the case may be.I'll begin pears that automobile manufacturersit very much and wish it were pos- very much and thefirstthingIwithGrace Moore,NelsonEddy, will soon spend a part of their ad-sibleto conductallbusiness along Richard Crooks, John Charles Thom- vertising appropriations in an effortthe lines suggested.Who's next? read is the Listeners' Exchange. A part Idon't think people shouldsayas, James Melton, Nino Martini and to educate people on safety. many more of the beautiful singers of this will be in the form of prizes We do not feel it out of place to some of the harsh things they do suggest that readers, before submit- ad-one can choose from.For lovable in essay contests and according to ad- about certain programs but I'll tingacontesttotheClub, check home plays of family life, I like One vanceinformation,willostensibly mit that I can't help but agree with backovertheirRadioDials and some of their views.You know it isMan's Family,Today'sChildren, emanate from the American Automo- Forever Young, The O'Neill's and the bile Association, The Highway Edu-ascertainifit has not already been so much better for all of us if we printed. This departmentreceives would stop lookingforfailuresinGoldbergs.Among fine orchestras, I cation Board, National Safety Coun- choose A. and P.Gypsies, General cil, The American Legion and Thequitea number ofcontests which order to criticize, and begin looking havebepncarriedintheDiala Motors,Ford Symphony,Emery General Federation of Woman's forthebest inotherssothat we month previous.Also, please do not Deutsch,Walter Damsorch, and might praisethem, and thushelp Clubs. ask for the dollar-all entries are giv- others as well as ourselves. Wayne King.For real fun and en- A specialeffort will be made to tertainment, Gracie Allen, Fred Allen, Captain Alfred Gus Karger, en the same consideration, provided Idon'tknow howothersfeel whose talks on current problemsgain the situation of the school andthey are accurate.All entries found Pick and Pat, Show Boat, Myrt and college groups in order that the prop- about radio personalities, but to me over WLW at 6:45 p. m. (E.S.T ), inaccurate are promptly eliminated. they are just the same as the veryMarge, Old FashionedGirl, Helen er impression may bemade in these Hayes, Palmolive Beauty Box, Crosleyeach Saturday, have createdna- people I associate with, and I'll ad- tionwide comment, will present,formative years.Truly, this is a very The $1this week will be mailed mit there are many characters on theMusic Box, American Album of Fa-on March 14, what he calls "avital thing nowadays and should rankto Louis Sneider of Clinton, Missouri, air with whom I refuse to associate.miliarSongs,LavenderandOld very closely to other importantstudieswho sentdetails of the J&P Coats Lace, Saturday evening Barn Dance,safe and sane plan" to eliminate Now by this I do not mean the real unemployment.Karger, captainin the school room. Thread Contest first. Suppose I print character ofthe men and womenand CitiesService. Then thereis The perfection of automobiles hasitjust as written by him: "CON- Edward MacHugh, The Wise Manin the Chemical Warfare Re- taking part, but the part that they serve, U. S. Army, has made amoved along faster than those whoTEST: J&P Coats Thread. Begins are portraying in therole theyfilland devotional services, besides School operate them have been able to com-Feb.24,1936; closes March 31st, of the Air and real educational pro-closestudyofgovernmental while guests in my home. prehend. Something must be done1936. Answer question "What thread grams. problemsandeachSaturday Ido notassociatewithcrooks, over the Nation's Station he pre-and any timelostjust means thatdo you use, Esther?" Finish-"I al- gangsters, thieves or criminals in real I hope you'll pardon this long let- many more lives sacrificedto speedways use J&P Coats 6 -cord because I'll come againsents his findings of various de- life, so why do so on the air? ter and if you like, and carelessness.If it takes money " 200 words, or for thereis much more I'dliketopartments of government's func- You mightthinkthisqueeror tion. to make people think, and ifmakingless. One sideof paper.Neatness evensilly,but to me,itisgospelsay. them think will bring a new concep-and simplicity.Print name and ad- truth that we become like that with Good luck to you and R.Anio DIAL. tion of one's right behind the steer-dressattopofeachpagesub- which we associate, whetheritbe MRS. ELINOR BOPP. Fibber Checks Hats:Mollyingwheel,thenlet'sspendsomemitted,also name andaddressof people or just ideas presented to us. money that way.Full support is ex-dealer from whom you customarily You know there are only three thingsDear Editor: Checks Fibber tended to the Safety Traffic Commit-buy thread.Attack two black and gold labels from new 200 yard spools to talk about, believe it or not, and Enclosed please find my subscrip- tee of Automobile Manufacturers As- they are people, ideas and things. A More trouble looms for Fibber dur-sociation. of Coats thread.Mail to J&P Coats, tion renewal.I have grown to en- P. Box 515-B, Grand Central 0., program is supposed to do one of I enjoyingtheFibber McGee and Molly joy RADIO DIAL very much. New York City.Submit as many as three things for us, namely, entertain,reading the Short -Wave News, andprogram starring Marian and Jim Up to the present time all replies amuse or educate.But do they? Jordan over WCKY and an NBC-to my question asto whether thisdesired. $10,000 incash. Dealers think you are doing a great job with shareequally. $1,000first;$500 Many of them offend and antag-this page.Keep it up. WJZ network on Monday, March 16,column should list the so-called "lot- onize the sensitive, beautiful', fine and from 8:00 to 8:30 p. m. (E.S.T ),tery contest" have been unanimouslysecond ; $250 third ; 5 of $50.; 50 of Ijust want to say a few words $10 and 500 of $5.Ads in 5 fashion noble characters who love and appre-aboutthe' Bakers'BroadcastoverwithUldericoMarcelli'sorchestra.NO, and wishing to be guided by ciate beauty, harmony and fairplay Fibber's woes come in the form of athe readers desires in the matter Isheets.Watch for them.No radio WCKY which features Bob Ripley, hook-up indicated." and who are endeavoring to live it inthe Believe -It -Or -Not man.I thinknew job as check -room attendant. Heshall therefore, decline tolist them. their daily lives.But how can they,it's one of the most entertaining pro-givesthe wrong hatstotheright In addition to these decisive view- As indicated previously, the Gruen if they constantly associate with thegrams on the air with Ozzie Nelson'speople, leaving himself open for manypoints, I have a letter from one whoWatch Co., on Time HillinCin- programs orideasthatlacktheseorchestra and Harriet Hilliard, andderisivecomments fromhishelp-seeks to express an opinion on a ques-cinnati, have added the Adult angle finer,higher qualities? IlovetheI'm sure many agree with me.Somemate, Molly. A special feature of thetionraisedpreviously. Same con-to their contest on "The Importance radio and think it one of my great-of my other favoriteprograms,tomusicalentertainmentwillbethecerningwhether sponsors shouldof Time."The contestcloses on est possessions, but if something isn'tmention a few,areStrange AsItplaying of an originalcomposition,make winners public and who shouldMarch 15th.250 woicl essays, using done to improve the kind of pro-Seems, Buck Rogers, Eddie Cantor,"Dawn From a Car Window," byjudge the contests.In fact, I believethe same rules as will be found on grams our youngsters are listening to,Ed Wynn, Fibber McGee and Molly,AudreyCall,Marcelli'sviolinvir-the suggestion was made to have theentryblankscoveringthestudent we will have the same problem thatCrimeClues,DeathValleyDays,tuoso.Miss Call wrote the music onPost Office Department require this:contest, however, the entry blank is we had with the pictures they wereGrand Hotel,FirstNighter, Jimmythe back of a breakfast menu whileQuote-"Contestsarenotperfect,nottobe usedinthe Adult con- seeing.All children love daring ad-Ward and his Rascals, Vox Pop andreturning to Chicago from New Yorkbut when we cry "We'll law ye," wetest. First prize will be $500 diamond venturesome people, so why not ap-the Man on the Street broadcasts. on the Twentieth Century Limited. destroy all the good along with thestudded watch and 25 others will re- peal to the finer side of their nature, Wishing the DIAL much success, I few bad points.Force sponsors toceive fine Gruen watches.Mail en- andgive them only thecharactersam, Pat Barnes left by plane for Newprintwinningentriesandwatchtriesto Contest Department-Gruen thatinstillin them thedesirefor RAYMOND BAUR. YorkFriday,tohave more screenthechancesofwinningdisappear.Watch Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.Radio loveofhome, honor andjustice. tests made at Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer.Even if a threat of law (or postalprogram under the listing of "Wash- Give them real heroes to inspire them He was back Monday for his radioauthority, if you prefer) made win-ington Merry -Co -Round," 7:45 to 8 instead of gangsters and their kind.Dear Editor: We, the undersigned, are all faith-program over NBC at12 :00 noonningentriesavailable,wecannotp. m., (E. S. T.), over WLW, WOR, Worth thinking about,isn'tit,and sponsorstocomparetheirWCN and C:KLW. fulMailbaggers andlivewithina force worth striving for? picked winners withallother win- halfblockofoneanother. Wemind the amount of letters. One ofradio's most unique and Ilike to judge a product by the ningentriesinothercontestsand want to add our bit in trying to get WLW, come on and be a good unusual contests was conducted by the merits of its program. A sponsor with throwoutallduplicatesandall more time for our Mailbag program.sport and giveusatleasttwenty RB Clothes stores in Cincinnati.The a fine product will choose a program That is oneparaphrases ; so-a few excellent en- that gives the same reaction to the We are thinking of the countlessminutes more a week. thousands of people who entered this more fifteen minute period.And fortries, with a word or two changed, public. numberofshut-ins,members and contestdidso notinthe hope of non-members who lookforwardtothe sake of good fellowship, cut thewill go 'round and 'round and every- .I'dliketo mention some of my will come outright where hewinning any prize . . . for none was this program.It brings them cheerseed advertisement off. one offered, but they entered in order to andhopeandmakestheirlives Thanks,Listeners'Exchange,forwas before. help some deserving young amateur brighterregardless of thesufferingpublishing Mailbaggers letters. "Let'ssuggest,courteously,thatball player win the opportunity of a they endure. The Four Mailbag Neighbors, sponsorsletmature minds readalllifetime.Cincinnatians were asked to Our postmistress, Miss Golden, is a JustSally,Big-E-Nuff, Aunt Kitqualified entries. Do away with imma-cast their vote for their favorite ama- and Tiny Mite. ture clerks.Let's suggest, truthfully, grand person and has helped so much teur ball player . . the player receiv- tomakethisprogramasuccess. thatdealers do not deserve prizes ;ing the most votes by midnight of Thanks, Miss WLW, for starting theDear Editor: for in every contest I have entered, Do your strong local stations February 29th to be sent south to train come in all over the dial? Doball rolling.Come on, you faithful Some time ago a reader of yourthe dealers have been the last ones they keep you from listening to with the Reds in Tampa . . . thirty out-of-town stations you haveMailbaggers, let's hear from you., Icolumnexpressedgreatdisappoint-to know there was a contest.Let's always wanted tb hear? We guar- sunny days in the south, a guaranteed antee ADD -A -TUBE to bringdon't think Listeners' Exchange willment inthe "Old -FashionedGirl,"find some way, other than threats, your radio up to date and to cor- big league tryout, and RB Clothes rect these conditions, or your having discovered that she used cos-to get our suggestions to sponsors who money back. Operates Both on paying all the expenses and a salary Long and Short Waves andon metics like every other modern girl.plan to a contest. Inside or Outside Aerials. Im- to the lucky winner besides. proves reception oneverytype5 -inch PANSYI do hope that this reader will take "Sponsors are willing to pay well of set, battery or electric. EaMly The GIANT "Maple After weeks of heavy voting, a close Installed in a few minutes. Leaf"PANSYSeed heart again on reading this. to promote sales.We are their hope has blooms many of USES NO EXTRA CURRENT whichareFIVE At a lecture sponsored by a childof success.I believe they will read,and exciting race was won by Jimmy Actually saves money by pre- INCHES ACROSS and venting overloading of tubes. practically all measurestudy group, the "Old -Fashioned Girl"mark, learn and appreciate sugges-Abbatello . . . who was voted by Cin- Withincreased power of many 4 In.orbetter. A stations, the average radio cannot handle volume stronghealthyplantwas asked to sing without pay.Shetions from sincerecontesters.cinnatians, Cincinnati's MOST POP- sr distance without distortion and overloading. with agreatvariety ADD -A -TUBE gives your radio automatic volume of colors. Florists getvery graciously consented, revealing aThreats, letters from poor losers, etc.,ULAR AMATEUR BALL PLAYER. control, and prevents overloading, exactly the same from 10 to 2k for the as newest. latest -Improved sets. cutflower. Largestspiritofold-fashionedgenerosity,hurt every person who competes, and Abbattelo left Saturday morning, by Pansy known. Meas- MONEY -BASK CONOONTEETP:Aisu DiAftrat ure 5 in. on your Rulewhich I consider unusual in this daydo not hurt the sponsor. train, to join the Cincinnati Reds in guarantee you'll be delighted with new thrill of to visualise thesize clear local and long distance reception. of this wonderful flower.Seeds scarce. ORDERof commercialism. Ifeel sure that "Let's keep sane and adopt theTampa, Florida.If he makes good SEND NO MONEY ABillerritgrardbrid=reeNOW andplantinPotsinside.Transplant yea at eon Comm Dwaine only SIM oho Nettlenvoltage when ground is warm. Packet of 25 Seeds forMiss Helen Nugent richly deserves allmotto of a farm boy's club "To winwith the team, he will be sent to one goaverri,,sietznebInetructione. etr to IntMc. Two for 35e. 5 for Mit. the success that comes to her. without bragging and lose withoutof their farms for further seasoning tint. return Adia-TISE roui willbe GREEN FARMS SEED CO. Rea 336311rA3.331711131;33 Rd.. 220 State St. Westport, Conn. MARY ELIZABETH JONES. squealing." And remember,if webefore entering the big leagues. RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING MARCH 19, 1936 15

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wavelengths which have been allottedmain dance band on .11..n deck, swim- JVM, at Tokyo, is being heard in to them. We would, therefore, recom-mingpool,embarkationdeckat the late afternoons by H. H. Seck- mend our hearers to get into directSouthampton and covering the deck ler, radio editor of the Leavenworth communication with these interferingfor disembarkation in New York, and Times, Leavenworth, Kansas. stations, informing them of their ex-crow's nest. Mr. Seckler writes: perience, and at the same time point- According to present arrangements, "I bring in JVM on10.74 mc. ing out to them that they often spoilthe departure from Southampton will about 3:40 (E.S.T.), Tuesday, Thurs- theirownbroadcastsbydeviatingbedescribedincommentaries both day and Saturday afternoons and it from theirfrequency.DJC, atallfrom ship and shore.On the second goesoff theair about 5:10 p.m. events, is the most effective and satis-nightoutfrom Southamptonitis JVM gives Japanese music and what factory wavelength for our broadcast-proposed to broadcast a feature pro- Ijudgeto be setting up exercises. ing during the cold winter season ingram, in which listeners will be con- What a bass voice that Jap has who is North America.Last year it producedducted on a tour of the ship.The in charge.Possibly the station is on excellent results and will no doubtprogram willlastforty-five minutes. the air other days of the week." rr continue to do so in the future, asOn each night of this maiden voyage CJt soon as the interference can be gota short "flash" will be included in the FLEA POWER ON TEN TI rid of." news bulletin.It is planned also to Traveling has always been a tor- include a broadcast of the arrival in ment tothe amateur -minded chap Ch American songs willbesung byNew York. whose work takes him away from the j3P4744 Franca Daidone during the American shack for long periods yet whose heart Hour, over 2R0, Rome, at 6 p. m. (E.S.T.), Friday, March 13. beats for the ether -waves. Confronted Cy MINNEAPOLIS SYMPHONY with a job that requires travel and a GOES OUT TO WORLD twelve yearoldamateur bug, we While the weather prevailing over Concerts of the Minneapolis Sym- solved it by the simple little job shown most of the United States is not ap-phony Orchestra are being relayed to in the schematic.Although not the propriate for football, short-wave lis-the outside world by short -waves, in last word in Amateur Radio, it does teners may tune in London, Saturday,addition to the extended coverage of give complete satisfaction over a lim- March14,at 6:55p. m. (E.S.T.),the WEAF network inthe United ited area and permits portable -mobile L rfor the International Rugby Union States.These programs are conduc- operation from our Chevrellet sedan. (All coils wound to cover )4") football match between Wales andted by Eugene Ormandy. So small it mounts under the dashL1-5 turn, No. 22 hare wire on tube base. Ireland.Of the 45 matches played, 1,-8 turns No. 22 bare wire on tube base.actly three tenths of a second and The concertsaresent from the board, yet perfectly effective over aC4-35 mtnfd midget variable. starts at noon sharp after a period ofWales has won 26 and Ireland17. C2-.01 nth!. Cyrus Northrop Memorial Auditor- few miles with an input of less than ten seconds of silence. It may be heard over GSD, 25.5 three watts on ten meters, we still haveCa -1 mfd. ium, at the University of Minnesota, C mfd. The firmsignalsare sent out bymeters ; GSC, 31.3 meters ; GSB, 31.5 hopes of someday working some freak'rt.-midget power transformer. in Minneapolis, through Station KSTP T2 -single button mike to grid. automatic transmitters controlled frommeters ;or GSA, 49.5 meters. in St. Paul, to WEAF in New York dx. J1 -single circuitjack. the Naval Observatory and are based Using a modified form of a circuitB -Low resistance buzzer. and the Red Network and then to megohm carbon resistor. upon intricateastronomical calcula- Have you heard W8XWJ of the originally suggested by NI9LKV andR2-1000 ohms carbon resistor. short-wave Station W2XAF, at Sche- R3- 40,000 ohms resistor. tions.They give the exact EasternDetroit News on 31 megacycles? Thenectady, 31.4 m. (9,530 kc.). a plate supply originated taiy W4CPX,R4-1000 ohms wirewound resistor. Standard Time accurately to withinstation is interested in reports on re- we have enjoyed several' fine QSO's Itisappropriate that these con- one -thousandth of a second. ception of signals. on the 28,000 kc. band.Fundament- WE RECOMMEND certs shoud be heard by other na- ally the circuit is a crystal oscillator tions as Mr. Ormandy gives the work THURSDAY, MARCH 12, "Around the Radio World News," doubling intoits own ppltecircuit.Eindhovert Holland -9 :15a.m. - Well ALTHOUGH some short-wave sta- of one American composer on each known Dutchmen before the microphone. broadcast on Station KFI, Los An- Modulation isapplied td the inner Prof. Dr. W. Mengelberg.PHI, 25.5 m. tions are finding the answering program. "This will surely do a great grid of the 6A7 and excellent resultsWashington -11 a. m. -U. S. Navy Band.of letters- from listeners too great ageles, 640 kc.,isheard here everydeal for American composers," Mr. W8XK, Pittsburgh ,19.7 m. and W3XAL, Saturday night with ease -and with have been obtained using an old West- New York, 16.8 m. task and are stopping the practice, the Ormandy, who is better known in the ern Electric single -button microphone.Tokyo -4 p.m. -Japan'sfirstemperor -GeneralElectricstationW2XAF,interest.9 p. m (E. S. T.), bringsEast as the guest conductor of the Biographicalsketch. Native orchestra. us some really good dope from a well-- Good speech is obtained with practic- JVM, Nazaki, 27.9 m. Schenectady, will continue to reply to PhiladelphiaSymphonyOrchestra, ally no ripple from the buzser actuatedBerlin -8:30 p.m. -What everyonelikesall communications received. known listener, Frank D. Andrews.said."Also it should do a great deal to hear.DJC, 49.8 in. Boyd W. Bullock, assistant managerTry for it some time soon. plate supply. Paris -9 p. m. -Feminine life in Paris, by for American music." The power supply consistsof a Mme. de Grammont. FYA ,25.6 m. ofbroadcasting,while beinginter- Pittsburgh - 10:30 p. m.- Dance Hour.viewed recently over the air by E. S. FYA, Paris, France, is being heard power transformer of the midget var- W8XK, 48.8 m. iety, furnishing a few hundred volts Darlington, in charge of short-wavehere with good volume on 11.71 mega- POLISH STATION BEING each side of the centertap on the high broadcasting, said: cycles.Excellent loudspeaker recep- BUILT TO REACH THIS FRIDAY, MARCH 13. "Listeners are our best tubes.Wetion can be had after10:30 p. m. voltage winding, working into one ofEindhoven, Holland -9:10 a. m. -Jan Hart- COUNTRY the old BH rectifiers put out by Ray- man gives an anthology from "Kristal."couldn't get along without their active(E.S.T.). PHI, 25.5 m. SPW, the 20 -kilowatt, short-wave theon.Direct current from the carMadrid -6 p. m. -Selection of Andalusianparticipation in our experiments. We battery is fed into the five winding on songs.EAQ, 30.5 m. couldn't make much progress without stationatBabice, two miles from Rome -6:15 p. m. -Opera "Sansone & De-their regular reports as to reception. Six megacycles is the spot on theWarszawa (Warsaw), Poland, is now the transformer through a low resist- lila,"fromMilan. "Rome'sMidnight dial to hear COCO, that really good ance buzzer.All other windings on Voice," by Miss Amy Bernardy.2R0,It's only through them that we can constructing a new antenna directed 31.1 m. learnif our attempts at bettermentsCuban heard here so regularly. to North America, the present one be- the transformer are unused The trans-London -7p.m. -Excerpts fromopera. former we used had a rated voltage The BBC Empire Orchestra.GSD, 25.5are successful or not. Of course, they'll ing directed to South America and m. GSC,31.3m., GSB, 31.5m.,or A note to Charlie Miller:Thanks of 350 volts each side of center tap. GSA, 49.5 m. have to bear with us in some of our Japan,accordingtotheChicago for the letter, but sorry we won't be We obtained 255 voltsd.c.underBerlin -8:45 p. m. -"My darling is Singingfailures because we will not always be Short -Wave Club. in the Moonlight."DJC, 49.8 m. able to make those arrangements. transmitter load with only a 3.5 am-Caracas, Venezuela -9:30 p. m. - Grandright and it's just as important that Sosuccessfulwere the fewtest pere drain from the battery. opera selections.YV2RC, 49.8m. we know we're on the wrong track as transmissions that about two thousand All constants are standard and need when we're on the right one." HJU, at Buenaventure, Colombia, isletters from all over the world have no explanation here, except that we SATURDAY, MARCH 14. being heard on 9.03 mc.Hours ofbeen received by Polskie Radio, ac- New York City -1:45 p. m. -Metropolitan operation are from 8to11 p.m. used one of the new 20 meter cry- opera. Milton J. Cross, narrator. W2XAF Following up complaints that South cording to Dr. Juljusz Szygowski, Pol- stals with excellent result: and dou- Schenectady, 31.4m.,andW2XAD,American stations, operating off their(E. S. T.), on Tuesdays, Thursdays,ish Consul at Chicago, and this en- 19.5 in. and Saturdays. bled with ease the10 meters. WeMoscow -4 p.m. -Russian winter sports.assigned frequencies, are causing in- thusiasticresponse accounts for the tried to go on down to 5 meters but RW-59 (6,000 or 12,000 kc.). terference with reception of DJC, Ber- erectionofthe new ar.tenna.The Geneva -5:30 p. m. -A description of the failed badly. new $10,000,000 League of Nations' edi-lin,the German Station makes this Another good South Americanisprograms are intended aspecially for An especially pleasant signal is ob- fice. 1113L, 31.2 m. comment: HC2JSB of Guayaquil, Ecuador, onPolish nationals abroad, and particu- London -6:55 p. m. -Wales v. Ireland. In- tained and no frequency modulation terval summary and a running commen- "From many of our listeners we7.86 mc. HC2JSB may be heard dailylarly for those in the United States of is detectable so long as the plate cur- tary on the second half of the Interna-have heard.with much regret that ourfrom 8 until 11 p. m. (E.S.T.). America. tionalRugbyUnionFootballmatch. rent of the oscillator does not change GSD, 25.5 m., GSC, 31.3tn., GSB, 31.5broadcasts on 6.02 mc. (DJC) have with modulation.If it does, a little M. or GSA, 49.5 m. not been as audible recently as they Berlin -7:30 p.m. -Dance music. DJC, retuning will correct the difficulty. 49.8 in. were last winter.According to the QUEEN MARY'S MAIDEN For an antenna we used a nineLondon -I0p.m. -"Songs Out ofthereportsfromlisteners,thetrouble VOYAGE TO BE West."Robert Herrick and his "Hes- EXPERT foottelescopingone made bythe perides."GSD, 25.5 m., GSC, 31.3 m.,seems to be interference from certain BROADCAST BY BRITISH or GSL, 49.1 m. American Radio Hardware Co. L 1is wave -lengths used by South and Cen- Broadcasts each evening from the tapped approximately way down tral American stations which vary indecks of the "Queen Mary" during RADIO from the plate end of the coil.Keep Time signals from the United Statestheir frequency.Unfortunately, weher maiden voyage from Southampton LI and L2 as far apart as possible. Naval Observatory in Washington areare not able to avail ourselves of theto New York are being arranged by "Seeing Ourselves as Others See Us"broadcast daily by short-wave throughsuggestions made by our hearers tothe British Broadcasting Company in is the title of a series of little sketchesthe Naval radio station at Arlington,correct this situation by changing thecooperation with the Cunard White SERVICE being broadcast every Sunday at 6:15Va. The broadcasts occur at 11:58length of onr own waves, as the wave-Star, Ltd. On All Make Sets p. m. (E.S.T.), over W1XAL, Bos-a. m. and are on the following fre-length used by DJC is regulated by an Many partsoftheshipwillbe CALL MAin 0770 ton. They are arranged by Prof. T. R.quencies: 8,150 and 12,225 and 16,-international agreement whose stipula-wired for microphones.There will Adam, a British subject spending a300 kilocycles. tions we cannot alter. be twenty-eight points available, in- few months at W1XAL as program The broadcasts start with a series of "An improvement of this regrettablecluding main ballroom, first-class din- KRAUSS consultant under the auspices of theone -second signals preliminary to send-condition can only be accomplished ifing -room, first-class lounge (for light RADIO STORES, Inc. Rockefeller Foundation. ing the noon signal, which lasts ex-theinterfe:ing stationssticktothemusic,etc.), veranda grill,covering 16 RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING MARCH 19, 1936 Present Phillips 66 Program On WCKY Around the Dial . . , By THE DIAL TWISTER

Hereabouts the best news of thisthree familiar notes arc produced by and many weeks is the inaugurationan electrical gadget that plucks vi- ofregularservice by WSAI's newbrating tines, much like an old-fash- transmitter.Atlastitmakestheioned musicbox. Queen City Station a real local ; not * * * a DX catch fogged with crosstalk and It''s certainly good to have "Paul" QRN.Which meansahandsomeback in One Man's Family. He's the gain in grade A reception for Cin-balance -wheel of the "Barbours," in cinnati dialers. Both the quality andfact, one of my favorite characters in field strength of the new outfit arethis fine series. excellent. Of course, the formal de- * * * dication didn't come off on schedule. They say Nelson Eddy is the radio It seems they never do. Of all theheart-throbofthegalsjustnow. new transmitters I've heard launchedThings have reached the point where the past dozen years, I can't recallhe has to have guards to protect him one that took the air without a hitch.from his feminine admirers. It must There must be something inherentlybe tough to exert such a fatal charm. perverse about a new transmitter. * * * * * * It's just as well that there won't After several years of field tests inbeanother Leap Yearuntil1940. Cleveland, Wired Radio is beginningThe "special" broadcasts signalizing operation in New York. At the start,Feb. 29 supplied plenty of ammuni- service will be limiked to hotels andtion for the cnics. clubs, it's said. * * *

* * Most incongruous note in WSAI's That new program of thePitts-dedicatory program : following Eugene burgh Symphony (NBC over WC -Goosen's talk with a "swing" tune. KY, Thursday, 8p.ni.(E.S.T.) There are suchthingsas musical Here are some of the entertainers on the Phillips66 Program, snappedinthe WCKY ought to be billed as guest soloistshock -absorbers. with symphony accompaniment. At studios just before a rehearsal for the show which is on the air every Thursday at 8:30p. m. least that's how the premiere worked (E.S.T.).Standing are members of the Volatility Band, with Arthur Ainsworth, master of cere- monies. out.Ihad no faulttofind with "Aunt Mary" Left to right, Bernie Fink, Winnie Waters, Bill Waters, Ainsworth, Harpo Kidwell, and Jeritza's work.She -just used most Buddy Spenlen.Center, at the piano, Mabel Fields, accompanist, and the Sunshine Sisters- of the half hour. The point is plenty Peggy, Patsy and Polly. of eminent soloists can be heard, but Tom Slater and Floyd Mack, WLWreporter, and Richard Kerley, veteran fewtop-flightsymphonies,particu- NBC TO DRAMA- announcers, have a bachelor apart -reporter ontheCincinnati Times - larly the middle of the week. It seems men: in downtown Cincinnati. They reasonable to give the orchestra the Star and Enquirer, are recent addi- cook most of their own meals, al-tions to the WLW news room. The breaks. TIZE AMERICAN though Mack gets credit from Slaterpersonnel now includes H. Lee Mac - for being tops when it comes to broil- Have you noticed that a string trio Ewen, editor; Herman Wolff, Fred LEGION HISTORYing steak. Thomas, Robert Heidler and the two isonce more providing Amos and Andy's theme music? new men, all of whom are former The colorful story of the American Pfaff Smith, former Cincinnati Postnewspaper men.

Legion and its early struggles to estab- Not a few of these weather fore- -.Or" casts buried in commercial announce- lish itself in the public mind as a pa- mentsareincomplete,andhence triotic rather than radical organzation often misleading. Particularly when will be dramatized on the 17th anni- they're ballyhooed as a "service to versary of the Legion, Tuesday, March the public," the few more words nec- 17, over an NBC-WJZ network at essary for accuracy ought to be in- 11:30 p. m. (E.S.T.).Ray Murphy, BINOFF- cluded. National Commander of the Legion, will speak. * * * SUPER-CRITIC With those fight episodes, Lum and After the Armistice, when the com- Abner are taking the dubious course manders of the American forces wereOF TONE SELECTS of retracing familiar ground. They MRS. SIDNEY RAUH wondering how to keep their soldiers did much the same thing a couple of occupieduntilthey couldbesent home, a group of officers met in Paris MIDWEST RADIO years ago, as you probably remem- A life-long ambition totell ber.History may repeat, but radio and proposed that a legion of vet- stories to children and to coun-erans be organized. Rubinoff needed a $100,000 Stradi- serials aren't supposed to.The last varius violin to satisfy his critical tonal sel mothers on child psychology The suggestion was receiveden- time L. and A. solved their problemhas been realized by Mrs. Selma requirements! When he determined with an unoriginal denoument. They'llR. Rauh, wife of the late Dr.thusiastically, but definite steps wereto secure a radio, recently ... one that have to devise something better this delayed a few months until May,1919,would meet his standards of tone, he Sidney Rauh, of Cincinnati. Shewhen a conference was held inSt.tried many sets, testing them in side - time. by -sideperformances,todetermine * * * is now heard as "Aunt Mary"Louis and plans drawn up. over WLW at 9:15 a. m. (E.S.T.), which would come nearest his speci- Flash! Paul Whitman has set out In the meantime, theI.W. W.fications.Here's what he says about Thursdays and Saturdays.For his new Midwest :"Congratulations on a"talenthunt."Proving,of and other radical movements were twenty years, Mrs. Rauh hashoping to divert the organization toon having created one of the finest course, that the life blood of radiotold stories to children, lectured radios I have ever seen."-Rubinoff. is bold innovation, daring departure. their own purposes. A large section * * before mothers' clubs and otherof the American public feared they women's organizations on prob-would be successful. But they weren't, If you have any lingering doubtslems confronting mothers. that the big radio shows are planned and as a result the veterans and rad-SEE THE NEW to "wow" studio audiences, just con- icals frequently came into bloody con- "14!" flict. sider this. Recently when Phil Baker MUSIC APPRECIATION did "Rosemarie" they even dressed The story of those times, as well it up with a stage snowstorm ;that as the Legion's part in obtaining theAT A NEW LOW PRICE fora showostensiblyintendedto The eleventh concert in the A andestablishment of the Veterans' Bureau please radio listeners. B series of the NBC music Apprecia-by the Government, its work in aiding The new, sensational, all -wave, five -band, 14 -metal tube Midwest radio is winning * * * tion Hour will be conducted over com-widows and children, and its fight for instantacceptance amongthose who Though I'm not supposed to listenbined NBC-WJZ-WEAF networks forthe bonus, will be included on the pro- KNOW radio values. It is a master achieve- toit, NBC's Children's Hour (overmusic students from coast -to -coast, ongram. ment, one of today's most highly perfected, WLW, Sunday, 9a.m.(E.S.T.)Friday, March 13, from 11:00 a. m. precisely builtsets.Five tuning ranges continues to amaze me no little. Theto 12:00 Noon (E.S.T.)..For the "OUR LISTENER"p make it easy to parade the nations of the ability and zest displayed by thesesecond time in the 1935-36 series NBC world before you. youngsters are downright remarka-singers will be used to illustrate the The inside story of what makes the ble.If adult performers did as wellvarious selections played by the NBCwheels go 'round in radio is told on SAVE UP TO 50% in proportion to their years, thingsSymphony Orchestra under thedi-a new WCKY program, heard every By buying DIRECT from the Midwest would be quite a bit different on therection of Dr. Walter Damrosch. Ser-Monday and Thursday at 6:15. factory showroom at 909 Broadway, you air. ies A deals with The Human Voice. Thebroadcast,knownas"Our not only get one of the world's finest radios, * Illustrations of the various voices areListener,"isconducted by Douglas but you obtain it at a definite, certified sav- I wonder why they take the trou-"Shepherd, Thy Demeanor Vary," byBrowning, WCKY staffannouncer. ing of as much as 50%! In addition, you bletobroadcastMary Pick ford'sBrown, soprano solo ; Brahms' CradleBrowning, in a series of chats, is ex- get 3 Months' FREE Factory service and parties from Pickfair.In radio theSong, alto solo ; Quilter's "0 Mistressplaining how programs are broadcast, free installation. settingisunimportant.Movie ad-Mine," tenorsolo ;Flegier's"Thehow networks are hooked up, how dicts would swallow these "informalHorn,"bass solo,and Macfarren'scontrol room and transmitter engi- OPEN TUES.. THURS.. and SAT. little affairs" gust as readily if they"Robin Goodfellow," a part -song us-neers do their stuff arid many other UNTIL 9:00 P. M. were staged in a studio. ing several vqices.Series B will be ainteresting facts about the business of * * * lesson based on The Song.An NBCbroadcasting. Proving again thatthings aren'tChorus will assist in the illustrations Interviews with WCKY executives, what they seem, NBC's station -breakof the various types including Folk -announcers andengineersarefea- Midwest Radio Corp. chimes aren'tchimes atall.Thesongs, Art -songs and Part -songs. tured from time to time. 909 BROADWAY