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RADI<4?~ At Long Last .•. es, and permits us to know better the southern colonies or the 'Barna Some weeks ago we inquired DOUBLES YOUR RADIO ENJOYMENT Negroes, or the musical comedy tartly in these columns if we in and American opera of the past. America were to be deprived of 731 PLYMOUTH COURT, CHICAGO, ILL Wednesday: This Living World television while the listeners of is the title under which minds leap England and Germany were to be from the rights of minorities to the served well by their own broad wheels on your armchair, seven that many a casual listener has bullying bandits of Manchu plains, casting companies. The most satis league boots on your feet, and the found his mental horizons, willy or from the Monroe doctrine to a factory answer is the one made last spirit of Columbus in your brain, nilly, being pushed back. Patagonian oil strike. week by Mr. David Sarnoff, presi you have something out of the ordi For example, Monday's class Thursday: Here are "New Hori dent of the Radio Corporation of nary. Something quite out of the hears the most authoritative and zons" for all. A rich day, this, with America, that sets will be available ordinary is a ten-year--old airshow amazing news of those frontiers of such titles for individual programs soon and a regular service will be now being presented by the Colum democracy, science and housing as: The Empire of the Dinosaurs. available on the opening of the bia Broadcasting System and called and health and recreation. Its lis the Conquest of Space, Davy Jones' New York World's Fair next year. imposingly "The American School teners who may be lost in empty Locker, the Vanishing Wilderness. But what does the promise mean? of the Air." Not nearly enough at counties or barren parishes find These talks are planned for We have asked Mr. Sarnoff for a tention has been called to it. Under themselves suddenly citizens of young Americans, but many an further explanation of what sort of the direction of able Sterling Fisher, importance in a great nation. eager adult is getting a new slant sets and service we may expect this program provides a kilocycle Tuesday: Music of America on things by listening regularly from his company, which, through classroom of such attractiveness comes from all climes and all class- each day, at 2:30 p.m. EST, to Co its control of innumerable patents, lumbia's invaluable "American is supposed to have television in School of the Air." the hollow of its hands. We have further surveyed the whole field CONTENTS Bloops and had our findings checked by Jittery network officials in New experts. On these facts and on Mr. We're Going to Church End of Ecstasy 13 York have acquired new gray hairs Sarnoff's answer, we are preparing Next Sunday 2 Listening to Learn 14 because of the new Broadway mu At Home with Kenny Baker 15 an article which will both explain Highlights of This Week 4 sical called "Hellzapoppin." Walter and debunk. In the meantime, you Playbill: "Oan Harding'. New Fall Program Locator 16 Wife" 6 Mr. Fairfax 17 Winchell wanted to mention the may turn off your radio each night The March of Music 8 Puzzle, Records of the Week 19 show on a recent Sunday night pro· This Week's Programs 20-35 without worrying that tomorrow Airialto Lowdown 10 gram. "Can't do it. It's profane," your set may be obsolete. It just Hollywood Showdown 11 On Short Waves 36 The Radio Tattler 12 Football Broadcasts 37 was the answer. Orchestra leaders won't happen that way. Get the wanted to play music from the M. L. ANNENBERG, Publisher most you can out of radio today. show. "Can't do it. The title is pro Get those new tubes. Or buy a new CURTIS MITCHELL, Editor fane," was the edict. So news about set. Tomorrow may give you a new Vol. 8. No.4 November 12, 1938 one of the funniest shows ever to Munich conference, a new Nazi hit Broadway and music from it putsch. or a new Jack Benny-Charlie were barred from listener ears for McCarthy-Bob Burns. You want several days until some courageous that, with or without television. bravo decided to take a chance and see what might happen. Well, noth· Adventures at Home ing happened. Now you hear the When a radio program puts name almost every night. 1 Memo to the Boas. To: CM From: JS WE'RE GOING TO CHURCH F YOU buy lhis piece, Ibe sales price is going directly into circula I tion for purchase of the following articles, to wit: Two coal-oil lamps, two dozen candles, one case of con centrated soups, one ax, a battery-set NEXT SUNDAY radio and about a dollar's woHh of stamps to send my copy of "Gone Wilb Ibe Wind" bock 10 Margaret Mitchell. Also I am going to return to Bromfield my copy of 'The Rains BY JAMES STREET Came." However, I am keeping for ever an old edition of Alger's "Sink or Swim" and a first..ed.ition of Sinclair Lewis' "It Can't Happen Here." Be "HOW GREAT IS GOD, AND HOW LITTLE IS MAN," SAYS JAMES cause it did! Once upon a time, boss, you told me that U I ran into any unusual events STREET IN THIS GRAPHIC WORD-PICTURE OF THE NEW EN- during my wanderings to drop you a memo and perhaps we could pull a story out of same. Maybe this is not GLAND HURRICANE THAT LEFT HIS HOME A SCENE OF HAVOC unusual, but our family has just shaken off the shackles of a nightmare during which we literally lived in our dog house for a day and a night while the rains came and our little world up here in Connecticut went with the "We are going to church next Sun at times) that our next investment must dido'l in any way dislurb tbeir lives. wind. And we, to whom news is the day." be a battery set. I didn't know a radio Locust trees and pears and apples staff of life, didn't know there was a The littlest little Jim said, "I want could be so friendly until we were and cherries formea a regiment on our European crisis until it was all over! a battery radio set for Christmas. I without one." west lawn and marched away in We trudged two miles through slush don't mind a hurricane, but I can't columna like an international brigade. and over prostrate trees to a home stand to miss 'Information, Please.''' BUT back to the beginning, skipper. A few tired old trees straggled here that had the two things we wanted Little John said, "I wonder what has You know we moved out five miles and there, but the young ones seemed more than any thing else in the world, happened to the Lone Ranger." from Old Lyme, Connecticut, last to be in perfect step and trooped right then fresh water and a battery Little Annie Rooney said, "Are they summer to get away from the sidewalks across a field where sumac glowed radio set. And we huddled around that still killing children in China?" of New York. Our home was built in red and golden in the evening. All coughing and wheezing old set and I asked the secretary of the interior, 1740 and, of course, modernized. It the trees lived in harmony, sharing heard from the world for the first time whose interior, even as mine, was stood in the middle of four hundred sun and rain, and there was no in five days. A newscaster reported pleading for a big steak with onions, lovely acres. There were moss-covered jealousy among them, except one---a that more than six hundred persons "Do you realize what radio means to stone fences, and white-washed fences. gnarled old plum with a crooked back bad died in the New England hurri our every-day lives?" There was a ISO-year old lilac tree by that waved its arms menacingly at its cane. She said: "I do now, Somehow I our bedroom window. There was an comrades and struggled for more than think I could laugh at our predicament old slate-colored barn that was new its share of the good things of We. LUCY NASH, Ihe .ecrelary of Ihe in- -DO heat, no water, no lights, no food when the Battle of Gettysburg was We named that tree Hitler, terior of our family government, except oatmeal and cooking outdoors, news. Trailing roses poked around the gasped, and stared at our children no nothing!- if only we had a radio fences, explOring every nook. Tiger A MILE away, Long Island Sound al Ihe littlesl little Jim, who is 14: at working. I wouldn't feel so-so exiled. lilies and hollyhock, bay berries and . washed the venerable shores where Little John, who is 12, and at Lucy Can you believe we are only 125 miles golden rod grew in reckless profusion, Uncas once roamed with his Mohican Ann, the one we call Annie Rooney from New York I But we might as well in security and pride as though the remnants. Old Montauk. light stood just and who is five. Then she looked at be at the North Pole. I agree with Jinx land were theirs and we were intruders beyond the Sound. On muggy nights, me and said calmly but with authority: (we call Ibe lilllest liltle Jim Ibe Jinx and were tolerated only because we Ihe fog-boms mumbled a lullaby. and 2 Radio Guid•• W..1t Ending November 12, 1938 • at the bantams and said: "I saw chickens do that way right before the Florida hurricane of 1928. It's going to blow'" "Tommyrot," 1 said. "Who ever heard of a hurricane up here. New En gland may blow, but the wind doesn't."
FROM the Sound there came a long, low "who-o-o-o" sound. Skipper, when you were a child did you ever hear a ghost story and the story-teller made an eerie "who-o-o-o" sound to imitate the cry of a ghost? That's ex· actly the way the wind sounded. The trees began trembling. not bowing. but shaking, as though the earth were hav· ing a spasm. or as though the trees were cold and shivering. Lucy Nash said. "Get my children together, Jimmie Street. I don't like this." The boys were in school. five miles away. I backed the car out just as the boys arrived. They had caught the one and only bus that had left their school. They are Boy Scouts, and the bus· driver wanted them with him becau_ e they know first aid and could serve in an emergency. We gathered on the front porch and watched the storm arrive. A fox ran out of the woods and stopped directly in front of us and stared, as though he were thinking, "You crazy fools, haven't you got sense enough to get in out of the weather?" Deer dashed out of the forest. and the birds came out in swarms. Ham· burger and Hot Dog and the harem had sought their house. Our dogs rubbed our legs and whined. The earth seemed to sway, and Nature exhaled her breath. on sparkling nights we could see the Rooney-two roosters. Hot Dog and whizzing rain laid siege to us. It blotted as you do when a doctor takes your ships. Hamburger, and seven hens-With out the countryside. It beat flowers and chest measurement. Our gates rattled. It was an inspiring world, and yr. Onions, With Mustard, With Relish. shrubs into the ground and covered then clanged and clattered and blew obedient servant went into retreat, With Pickles, With Ketchup, With them with silt. It stripped the trees of open with a swishing noise, and closed primed his typewriter. and sat down Tomatoes. and With Out. It was very their dress and left them naked and with a grinding sound, the way auto to write the great American novel. It disconcerting to yr. obedient servant's embarrassed. And it flooded our hase mobile gears sound when they are not was to be a historical romance of the trend of thoughts to hear Miss Rooney ment and choked our furnace. I rigged shifted properly. Our trailing roses Southeast from 1790 to 1850, and, summons her chickens at twilight. She up a bilge-pump. and was sweating were blown from the wire, and straight ironically enough, it was tilled "The sounded like a barker for an eating away, literally pulling water from the ened out and rippled. like green Harvest of Hate." concession at a county fair. basement. The secretary of the interior streamers at a football game. Our house The secretary of the interior was was sitting on the steps. offering sug shook. quite delighted with the set·up. She THE secretary of the interior often gestions and nothing else. Miss Rooney ran her house with electricity- stove, would sit down on a big stone that was at my elbow. under my feet and I YELLED, "Get to the dog.house!" It ice-box, furnace, water-pumps, lights, serves as our back steps and laugh in my hair, and asking such questions was the safest room, solid and shel· clocks, sewing-machine, numerous after she would call us to meals. like as: teredo We ducked in. then peeped out. other gadgets, and radio. this (and try it real fast}-"Big Jim, "Where does water come from. The ISO-year-old lilac tree staggered for The littlest little Jim and Little John Little Jim, Little John, Annie Rooney. a minute, then sat down in the mud. I had guns and fishing-rods. and freedom Miss Kay, Trudie Katrinka. G-Man, Hot thought of an old woman just flopping that only youth can have and only Dog, Hamburger, With Onions, With because she was too tired to stand and adults appreciate. Annie Rooney, who Mustard, With Relish, With Pickles, determined to stay down until some· had known only New York, made With Ketchup, With Tomatoes, and body picked her up. some startling discoveries-that she With Outl" There is an insane asylum The wind began to shriek- -a high, could pick flowers and other flowers about eight miles away. and the good nasal sound. I've heard hillbilly musi· would take their place:J: that Bob Connecticut squires used to eye us cians on the radio make tbat sound with Whites whistle. and that deer would warily and wonder exactly whence we a fiddle. I heard the same sound in the come to your door at dawn and eat came. It's a fact that folks would drive movie, "The Hurricane." An enormous oats if you didn't disturb them. She by "The Barricades" and point at us locust tree that sheltered our sleeping· also learned that Connecticut mos· and then shy away. porch toppled and went "plop" and quitoes can carry you away, bit by bit, We had six radios. It was the only stretched out, its branches flaying the and can harmonize. She called them way to keep peace in the clan. Each of trunk and the roots trembling. jitterbugs. the children had one, the secretary and I ran to Little John's room and got We named the place "The Barri I shared one. there was one in the car his small radio and plugged it in a cades," and decided that, come the and we had a tiny set in the barn. I socket in the dog-house. It squawked revolution, here we would be in our had heard that music would make and went dead. The clocks stopped at own little world. There's been no chickens work overtime. and I wanted 1:40. The screen from our porches came revolution. boss, but there's been a to tryout the experiment on With Daddy? What makes it rain? Why does off in ribbons and wrapped around the revelation. Mustard and the bantam harem. I can the water where I swim have salt in trees. Chairs shot by the dog-house and not report my findings at this time, it and the water I drink doesn't?" splintered against the house. WE GOT three dogs. G-man is a bulf for neither the radio nor the harem The child had water on the brain, The trees began falling in groups- cocker-spaniel pup. so named be had a fair opportunity for results. The skipper, and so did I. a crackle•. then a sigh, then a groan. cause I've been writing about one--a last time I saw the bantam radio it was and they fell as dominoes fall when G-man. not a pup. Miss Kay is an old headed north with Hamburger. Hot Dog HAMBURGER warned us of the hurri· you stand them up and touch one and English sheepdog. She looks like Flat et al. right behind it. cane' He and the harem had been watch them aU go down. Foot Floogie. Trudie Katrinka is a All went well at "The Barricades" huddled under an elm. and suddenly The trees didn't bow down as I've Newfoundland with an appetite like a until the middle of September, when he poked out his head and squawked. seen palms and pines do in Florida. vacuum cleaner. We converted a the rains came. Now, skipper. I've seen Then he straightened out his wings Tbey tried to fight the wind, tried to storeroom in the old part of the house, rains before. I've covered floods. and tdbk of!. half jumping and half stand up straight an.d keep their dignity next to my study, into the dog-house. tornadoes, Florida hurricanes and flying across a lawn, with the ladies as becomes a New England monarch. It has a stone foundation and was there dog-day rains in the South, where it following him, as usual. There was no They seemed to say to the wind, "You when the British landed about six miles really rains. The rains here started sort wind then. and the rain had ceased. can't do this to me." And the wind, away to subdue Connecticut. It was of in low gear, sweeping up from the The world seemed to be absolutely angry at resistance, slapped them flat there when Benedict Arnold burned Sound and pounding heavily. It rained still, as though Nature had caught her and shaved all the leaves away. Loose New London. thunderously for three days and Nature breath and was holding it. rocks along the fences tumbled down We bought nine bantams for Miss slipped the gears into high. and a fine, The secretary of the interior pointed (Continued on Page 17) N Radio Guide. W..k Endin9 Navember 12, 1938 3 HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS WEEK PREVIEWS OF SOME OF THIS WEEK'S BETTER PROGRAMS
lorcibly deprived 01 Its franchise belore It wu Into a total eclipee Monday afternoon-but we quite some time ago--quile. In the many yeaDI MOOT MAN -Wednesday, MBS, CBS, NBC quite old enough to vote. Poland will become can hear it happen on the radio. We can't of night-club and vaudeville performing, the From London spealra Prime Minister Neville a 1uIl-l1edged independent adult in one more really hear the earth's shadow scrape the sun's perennially popular blues singer has gathered Chamberlain - the question mark 01 current year, if-you know the reel-but Poland's Cor· light 011 the moon, but _ can hear a descrip many literal and figurative bouquets, including events. Did he sell liberty's birthright lor a ridor seeme lairly safe lor the present from the tion 01 the phenomenon by CBS' specialeer, the plaudits 01 crowned heads. "Some 01 th_ mess 01 European pollage or did he plug the muddy "Heil" and toe 01 a lrespueer. So Po Bob Trout, who will stand the death·watch on days you're gonna miss me, honey .. :' Loolra dikes 01 peace? Did an empire's Atlas bow land can take its hair down and celebrate in the this Sol-ernn occasion atop the CBS building in u II It will be a long time yet, Sophie. belore a vest.pocket Attila? Is Chamberlain the de h",e manner two decades 01 independence. New York. Trout will conduct a two-way con· 6:45 p.m. Eastern Time; 5:45 p.m. Central Time. For the Merlde who lailed to touch eec:ond base in the West. 11:00 Mounwft Time; 10:00 p.m. Plclfic TIme 1:)0 ,.m. [ukn! Time; 12:)0 p.m. Central TiIM versation with Prol William R Barton, Jr.. ,.m.. world series 01 international allalrs or the Babe 11:30 a.m. Mountain Time; 10:30 a.m. Pacific Time curator 01 Hayden Planetarium, and F. Trubee Ruth who belted home the winning homer lor Davison, president 01 the Museum, who will be HEAD-X REPORTED -Mon., Tues., CBS, NBC peace? Goat or hero? Only !uture history can LINCOLNESQUE -Sunday, NBC up in an airplane witnessing the moon·man It's larewell to the "punkin" head in the win· record his correct role. But, no mailer what "His lite was gentle, and tbe elements so get put in the shade. Lovers, however, have no dow, and it's soon to be hello to the turkey on your opinion 01 the prime rrtiniater's diplomacy, mixed in him tbat Nature migbt need to worry-not even Sol can the table. But in the interim, som. you cannot help admiring the mag stand up and say to aU tbe world, keep a good man down, and the where between the "punkin" head nificent patience and conviction 01 IThis was a manr" old lellow will bounce sprightly and the lowl meat, are the politi Chamberlain the man. While the and brightly back into the picture. cians to be dealt with. Yea, there world shuddered in BlUiety and The "Magic Key" tume in the 4:45 p.m. Eastern Time; 3:45 p.m. C"tral Time is one place where we can make lear a lew short weelra ago, this tall, lock, and out 01 the darkneu 01 the 2:45 p.m. Mountain Time; 1:4S ,.m. Pacific Time our mark, even if the polls do so elderly, solt-speaking man clung to intangible something called "the ollen resolve themselves into his beliel in the power 01 words. put" strides a great, gaunt man SAME OLD SOPHIE "pulls:' Nul sed-ii's election time. Many think his procedure in the not a ghost nor a reincarnation, but -Mon" Wed., Fri., CBS and the networlra will give you the European crisis wu vacillating and a real man. a man whose spirit will results, accurately, comprehensive dangerous, but Chamberlain and never die in the imaginations 01 At long last-and at broad last ly, rapidly, impartially. For NBC many others lirmly believe the lu- C~;::~ those who know what he wu and Premier -Sophie Tucker. the "last of the Raymond Clapper, widely syndi _'...._1-.1 ture will vindicate his action. The Ignace MOIClckl, what he said and what he did. And 1.ln apeaka from red·hot mamas," crashes back into cated columnist, who, during the Pollah Prelldent. words of a man whose voice who does not know 01 Abraham London, Wedneaday the radio picture with a big-time lut twenty years hu covered will apeak Sunday averted - at leut temporarily-a Lincoln? That long, loose, awk show. Step aside, Judy Garland! every national convention and general war should be 01 interest ward, shaggy figure ambling out 01 the put Out 01 the way, Deanna Durbin and Belly presidential election, will interpret election to our own people, lor we are vitally concerned. is that the great Lincoln? That's a hillbilly (he Jaynes! Else you may get trampled in the rush, Clnema'a Franchot Tone appea,.. In "Sliver trends and results, beginning with a discuasion The networlra broadcaet the prime rrtiniater's wouldn't resent). That's a prairie plodder (he Just line up, all you young upstarts, and watch 01 issues the dsy belore election. In addition speech at the Lord Mayor's banquet in London. Theater" play with Rita Johnaon, CBS, Sunday would be proud). That's a commoner (he would the smoke. For here comes Sophie, the steam· to Clapper's commentaries, Graham McNamee, 4:20 p.m. [as\ern Time; 3:20 p.m. Central Time be complimented). That's one 01 the great men rolling songstress, the tigress 01 torch-songs, another veteran, will head a stall 01 announcers 2:20 p.m. Mountain Time; 1~O p.m. Pacific Time 01 history (he would remain silent). When the trooper extraordinary, showwoman de h",e, who will give up-to-th.minute reports 01 r. DATE WITH THE DEVIL -Sunday, NBC ''Magic Key" opens that door 01 retrospect Sun Sophie, the buxom belle 01 Broadway and many tuma. CBS presenis a crack stall 01 announcers "HI.YO, RED CROSS!" -Thursday, MBS Bob Trout will conduct a two-w.y talk with Radio drama goes to the devil this week day we shall see "Abe Lincoln in Illinois:' as other spots, plain old Sophie, the "last 01 the and commentators headed by H. V. Kaltenborn, prealdent .nd curator of N. V. MUMum, Monday along with Dr. Faustus in the play 01 the same Raymond Maesey portrays "honest Abe" u he red-hot mamas." Styled by columnists u a whose .name has become synonymous with "Hurricane Strikes New England!" ''Floods name. However, it is a.esumed that the demon lived and worked in the great prairie state in true Broadway sophisticate, Mias Tucker is ultimate expertneu in political comment. Bob Raging - Death Toll Mounts:' "Red Cross doc went lor keeps. but our radio damatics the thirty yeaDI belore the Civil War. Mr. Mae known to her associates u a "sollie" lor charity Trout and Ralph Edwards will lead in the r. Forees Mobilized:' Those are some 01 the head the occasion over the air are Nicholu Murray make only a on.hour round-trip eXCU11liqp, and sey will enact a &cene from the current Broad and mends in need. She is authentically con tume broadcuting. Both networlra will present lines that we saw blazoned across the Iront Butler, president 01 Columbia University; Paul our participstion in the Iireworlra will be purely way hit by Robert E. Sherwood, in which Mas sidered one 01 the beet-dreesed women in Interviews with candidstes and olficials. pages a lew weelra ago. Floods and hurricanes van Zeeland, lormer premier 01 Belgium; Bo America. Sophie is one 01 the many who owe vicarious. This may be by·play. but Christo sey admirably plays the tiUe role. come under the heading 01 natural catastrophes, Osten Unden, Swedish jurist; Henri Haye, their start to the lale Flo Zelgfeld. Tha! wu (Schedules of such broadcasts are for the most pher Marlowe's "Dr. Faustus" is a great play. 2:00 ,.m. [astern Time; 1:00 p.m. Centra. Time part Indefinite and sporadiC. See pf'09U1m hstlnp.) and many eeclions 01 the country have had con mayor 01 Versailles; Gen. John F. O'Ryan, At leut, that's what teacher told us, and maybe 12:00 ...... Mountajn Tlmt; 11:00 a.m. PacifiC Til". vincing and vivid prool that the classification is 27th Division commander during the war; and you're one 01 the many who ate up Fauatua' correct. In the ominous shadow cast by BUch Britain's war·time rrtiniater, David Lloyd George. finagling and Mephistopheles' meddling with· UNDERTONE -Sunday, CBS headlines as those above, "Storm Warning" Radio brings us the message on the twentieth out the pedagogic coercion. Faustus wu the . is a phrase charged with lightning. However, anniversary. One more year and the world will daddy and granddaddy 01 an illustrious line Franchot Tone at heart is a mad mutineer that doesn't mean it will create static in your against thin sophistication and artiIicial art, but come 01 age-a world born 01 war, cradled in 01 fictitious doctoa-Dr. Frankenstein, Dr. Jek· loudspeaker when a play 01 that name is pre confusion, nurtured in hate, and culling its ey. yll, Dr. CUllerhouae among the most illustrious his natural sense 01 restrsint has caught him sented over MBS by players 01 the Princeton just on the verge 01 many a roguish revolt. teeth in economic adversity. At twenty-one, -whose experiments boomeranged. While Triangle Club. The dramatization 01 one 01 the what will that world inherit? "To you from lail we're playing with words about NBC's "Great That's what the Hollywood publicity says, and swiltest and most crushing catastrophes in the when you note that mischievous, independent ing hands we throw the torch; be yours to hold Plays:' we mustn't neglect to emphuize that history 01 the northeastern region-the wind it high. U ye break laith with us who die, we glint in his eyes, somehow counterbalanced the moral 01 this play is the old stand·by: "II and-water havoc 01 last September-is pre shall not rest .. :' Another zero hour. you play with lire, you'll get burned:' u well by his genuine grin, then you can credit the sented in connection with the annual Red Cross publicity with something 01 the truth. When CBS. 2:30 p.m. [astern Time; 1:30 p.m. Central Time as "It's hard to make a sucker out 01 Satan:' Roll Call, and emphasizes the heroic work done 12:30 p.m. Mountain Time; 11 :30 a.m. Padfic Time Shall we tune in Sunday to see how the brim· Franchot appears with Rita Johnson on the by that organization in this particular emer· "Silver Theater" program this week, you can't MIS, 4:30 p.m. [utern Time; 3:30 p.m. Central Time stone smell sounds over the radio? gency. 2:30 p.m. Mountain Time; ':30 p.m. Pacific Time see that glint and grin, but you can hear that 1:00 ,.m. [utern Time: 12:00 noon Cent,..1 Time 7:15 p.m. [astern Time; ':15 p.m. Central Time 11:00 a.m. MOf,Intaln Time: 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time suggestion 01 something beneath in his r..... 5:15 p.m. MCH.Intain Time; 4:15 p.m. Puitic Tim. MEN ONLY -Friday, CCS onant voice, and you can be assured 01 his "Journey's End" is a story 01 the great war GROWING PAINS -Sunday, CBS usual line performance. TAPS OR REVEILLE? -Friday, CBS, MBS ':00 p.m. ["tern Time; 5:00 p.m. Central Time one 01 the beet and most lamous. You'll havo The Polish Corridor is in the same clue u 4:00 p.m. Mountain Time: 3:00 p.m. PacI'IC Time "Atten-shun! Pa.es in review!" Out of the to cbercbez lor something besides la lemme the Dutch stoop, Swia ch_, Scotch whisky, barren bivouacs 01 a thousand black battlelields u the source 01 the trouble in this plot lor there and Spanish tile. False. A Pole is a long piece marches the lost ballalion. Ghosts 01 a ghastly is not one woman in the cast. There is drama 01 lumber. Not with a capital P. Poland cel. PURE LUNARCY -Monday, CBS glory-martyrs 01 an unallained purpose. The at its height and a caet equal to it, u "Holly· brates twenty yeaDI 01 independence this week. "This week, u it must to all men:' darkness word "armistice" means much to every one 01 wood Hotel" does its bit to make the public un· True. Part 01 that celebration will be a special comes to the man in the moon. Maybe you ua-to some, supreme sacrifice; to some, prom war-conscious. William Powell, Burgess Mer. broadcset on Sundsy, leaturing Poland's presi· have been going around lately warbling the ise 01 peace; to some, hell; to some, heaven: dith, H. B. Warner, and Melville Cooper appear dent, Ignace Moeciclri, speaking from Warsaw. dilly, ''Don't Let That Moon Get Away:' May to some, rest; to some, !utility. "Eyes right!" in this drama by R. C. Sherill, which has been This is the eec:ond 01 three broadcaete in honor be, too'loU recenUy exhorted your alma mater Radio salutes the unwilling victime 01 man's produced on the stage in England and America 01 three states created by the Treaty 01 Ver· to "Hoi that line!" or mUllered, "Stop those _ .....w greatesl orgy 01 destruction and the event and was also screened here. eailles, Cuchoelovalda.. Poland and Jugoslavia. Yank_:' aU In vain. It aU boila down to the Veteran actor H. B. Warner lIta,.. In "Holly .ack to radio com.. Sophie Tucker, laat of the which signaled the end 01 that debacle. Some 9:00 p.m. Eastern TUM; 1:00 111m. Central 11111 Unfortunately, the Iiret-named country wu fact that _ can't keep the moon from going wood Hotel" airing of "Journey'. End," Frld.y Broadway buxom belle.. with 3 ahow•• week of the speakers who will help commemorate 7:00 ,.m. Mountain nme; UIO p.m. Pacillc 1'IM 4 • __ •W... -.Mo.'- fl. ttll • • • ...... Weft ...... Mo._1M. 12, 1938 5 THE RADIO PLAYBILL "DAN HARDING'S WIFE"
H~ slory of "Dan Harding's Wife" is one Ihal will strike a w.,mly responsive note in the hearts of all wives and mothers who are, because Tof economic necessity. separated from their husbands. Nineteen years ago, in a little copper-mining camp in the mountains behind Santiago, Chile, Dan Harding, a mining engineer. met his future wife, Rhoda. She was then ,'ust eighteen, and had come to South America with her father. It was ove at first sight for the pair, and they were married in a rude hut near the mine. A year of idyllic happiness followed, bul al the end of Ihal lime il became apparent that it would be necessary to get Rhoda to the coast for proper medical attention. Dan and Rhoda start the long journey over the mountains, but on the way they run into a terrible storm. They finaPy reach the primilive hul of a llama shepherd and find refuge there. By morning, the twins, Donna and Dean, have arrived and are sleeping snugly in their crude cradle on a bed of fleecy llama wool. Faced wilh Ihe reolila lion thel il would be impossible 10 bring Ihe bebies up properly in Ihe environment of an outpost miningAcamp, Dan o;tayi with Rhoda until she is strong enough to travel, then puts her on a boat sailing for the United States. Her last words to him is a promise that when the twins have grown she will relurn 10 him, and Ihey will spend Ihe resl of Iheir lives logelh.r. The twins are no.... eighteen years old. They are devoted to their mother and worship the father, whom they see at most once or twice a y?ar. Through Ihe yeers, Rhode Harding hes hed 10 feee every mother's problems alone, always looking forward to precious and far-between visits with Dan when he comes home. Now she hasn't even that solace, for word has com3 that he has been killed in a mine disaster in Iraq. Left almost penniless, Rhoda takas over a rooming~house in the poorer section of the town and attempts to eke out a living. Author of the show is Ken Robinson, a vet eran newspaperman who wrote and produced tho first television melodrama in 1930. Director J. Clinlon Stanley is e World War radio operelor wilh thirteen years' experience as stage manager for stock-company theatricals. During Chicego's Century of Progress, Stenley wes in cherge of the lele vision exhibit. An NBC broadcast, "Dan Harding's Wife" is heard Monday Ihrough Fridey et 12 noon, EST; 1Ie.m. CST; 10 e.m. MST; 9 e.m. PST.
RHODA HARDING, played by Isabel Randolph, is a woman of broad vision, THE Harding twins, Donna and Dean, are typical American youngsters. and an understandIng, sympathetic, lovable mother. A really profound Dean worships his father and looks forward to becomIng a mining engi. psychologist, without even being conscious of the fact, she instinctively neer, too. He'. a thoughtful, obedient son, but loves to tease Donna. as all knows how to handle the problems of her growing children. When they brothers do. When they get out of high school, Donna lands a Job at the local reach the difficult adolescent stage, she still control. them skilfully by radIo station conducting a story-telling program for children. At present always keeping their beat interests uppermost In mind. With her husband In she has two special boy friends, Jack Garland and Ralph Fraser. Loretta South America most of the time, her task is far from an easy one Poynton and Merrill Fugit (above) play the twin roles of Donna and Dean
6 Radio Guide. W..k EftdillCJ Ho....mb.r 12, 1938 HUGH ROWLANDS plays role of Stooge Lowe, JACK GARLAND is Donna's favorite boy friend, RALPH FRASER (Herbert Nelson), Donna's sec- Dean's number-one school pal. He and Dean and has been for several years. Recently he ond heart interest, has a temporary advantage are together constantly, and Stooge is at the has been away in Iowa, so there has been no op in struggle for first place in her affections, now Harding home so much that he is considered al portunity for one of their frequent squabbles. that Jack is away. and he's making the most of most a member of the family. Happy-go-lucky, Jack is a little older than Dean and Stooge, but the opportunity. Ralph has a job on the local he and Dean share all sorts of boyhood adven· belongs to the same crowd, and the kids rather newspaper, and has proved himself a sympathetic. tures, including usual growing pains of first love look up to him. Willard Farnum plays Garland understanding friend to the whole Harding family
REX KRAM ER is a mysterious roomer in the EVA FOSTER is another important new charac- A NNOUNCER for "Dan Harding's Wife" is Nor Harding home since Rhoda has been com ter. She too rooms at the Harding home. Her man Barry. Should Norman wish to turn to pelled to take in outsiders in order to piece out present job is that of a hat-check girl, but she has work outside of radio, he could qualify as an ac her income. Kramer is a thirty- minute egg. prone a burning ambition to be a singer with a name tor, singer (he is a baritone), or an accountant to secrecy, and Is involved in some sort of under like June Dawn. Life is real and earnest insofar hand business where he handles large sums of as Eva is concerned. Tommye Birch, twenty-year money. Herb Butterfield plays this new role old NBC soprano, plays this singing-speaking part Next Week-"HOWIE WING"
Radio Guid•• W..k EndinCJ November 12. 1938 7 The March of Music A Weekly Preview Edited By Leonard Liebling ..• An amp er Et· er a divln, r AIr ••• -Wordsworth
Iv( usic at the Fairs AN FRANCISCO and New York are inaugurating international S fairs next spring, and music-lovers wait expectantly to see what programs will be provided for them, So far no complete roster has been issued, but the assumption is logical that both exposition. plan important tonal attractions aside from concerts by their local Rosemarie Brancato, soprano Kirsten Flagstad will be on Music Hall. Sun day orchestras. Unofficial advance reports promise the visits of foreign Ford Hour's guest Sunday bands and symphonic organizations. operatic representations and recitals by outstanding soloists, Also, both fairs have specially SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6 was his ixth quartet essay, and \\ ith On CBS at 3 p.m. EST; 2 p.m. CST; composed theme songs, It he avoids the predominance ot the 1 p.m. MST; 12 noon PST A sample of what may be expected was broadcast from the solo violin as exemplified in the pre THE NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC New York fair grounds a short while ago, when Walter Damrosch vious five scores. The lo\'el,)· low ORCHESTRA movem<'nt ot the A Major is in itself a led Beethoven's ninth symphony. San Francisco puts out a hint masterpiece. variations of infinite skill John Barbirolli. conductor on November 6 (CBS, 5 p.m. EST; 4 p,m. CST; 3 p,m, MST; 2 p,m. and charm. Robert Virovai. violinist In the opus 59. E Minor, Beethoven PST) with a pre·exposition concert consisting of choral and vocal Academic Festival OveTtuTe (SToluns) has advanced immeasurably, welding The Orchestra solo music, Charles Kullmann's featured tenor tones will be backed his material with characteristic expert by three hundred massed voices, selected from nine glee clubs. tlf!ss. Again a glorious slow movement COllcerto fOT Violin (Brahms) ·'as o[ a stm··studded sky, and mt'(Hta Robert Viroval and Orchestra Tracing the Winners tions upon the music ot the spheres." Symphony No.2 (Sibelius) The fini.lle treats a Russian hymn, the The Orchestra ..arne used by Mom;sorgsky in the cor Of the three candidates who sang at the October 23 Metropoli· onation ~ccne ot "Boris Goudounow." OF COURSE you know that Brahms Ian Auditions of the Air, this department awards the palm to bari· His opus 95, F Minor, Bccthoven is supposed to have composed his tone Robert Nicholson for his agreeable voice, fluent delivery and subtitles "Quartetto Serioso," and bi ographers connect it with his disap Overture in honor of the mU",ical-doc knowledge of style. tor d(.'gree which he received from pointment over Therese 1:allatti's re Bre lau University in 1879. He refers jection of his marriage offer. HO\\'ever. to the work as "8 jolly potpourri on That Intrusive "Of" consolation sounds in the second move l'tudent5' rongs in the style ot the oper ment and jubilant recovery in the con ettas ot Suppe." If you know American In last week's Musical Giants Series, "Beetboven-The Colos (:Iudmg mcosures. college songs, see whether ,rou can sus:' the pressroom made me say thet when Beethoven found his Only two of the foregoing work will be broadcast, the selection to be recognize any of the music in Brahms· teacher Salleri not at home, he left a card inscribed "The pupil of "Academic." made aftt'r RADIO GUIDE goes to press. Merrim('nt is scarce, however. in the Beethoven was here," The sentence should read "The pupil Bee· Herr Doktor's concerto (symphonic in thoven was here." SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6 scope and nature and not at all 8 solo On CBS at 9 p.m, EST; 8 p.m. CSTj display piece) except in the exuberant 7 p.m. MST; 6 p.m. PST la~ From Ear to Ear t movement ot somewhat solid THE FORD SUNDAY EVENING humol'. Musical highways and byways in New York usually are rife HOUR It will be played by an ei~hteel1 yeal'-old Hungarian violinist who has with undercover gossipings about possible coming events, and one Jose Iturbi, conductor gained impressive concert reputation of the latest items should make radio followers palpitate with hope Kirsten Flagstad. soprano abroad, especially after winning the that if the rumored performance eventuates at all, it may also be Overlure to "Coriolanus" (Beethoven) international contest for violinists two The Orchestra summcrs ago in Vienna. The pre'sf'nt spread on the ether. The confidence-mongers have it that Toscanini season marks Virovai's American debut. might lead a single "Tristan and Isolde" at the Metropolitan with "Dic:h Th('ure Halle" trom "Tann haeuser" (Wagner) Sibclius' ·'Second" (like all his mu Melchior and Flagstad. The other flying whisper is that the Du Pont sic. filled with Finnish implications) is Kirsten Flagstad be~t described technically by Cecil interests are considering sponsorship of the Toscanini broadcasts A Dirge for TtL'o VeteTans (Ho~t) Gray, English reviewer, who points out at 5500,000 for the lot. Men's Chorus and Brass Choir its remarkable workmanship "prcsent in~ a handful ot seemingly discon Scher:o from ".I\hdsummer Night', nected and meaningless scraps of mel Dream" (Mendelssohn) ody, breafhing life into them, bringing The Orchestra them into organic relation with each Froll! Mount Pincio (GTieg) other, and causing them to grow in Sylvela71 (Sinding) stature and significance with each suc A Song for Lovers (Taylor) ("C'ssive appearance." The prevailing Morning (Speaks) character of this music is pastoral. Kirsten Flagstad and Orchestra The .I\1oldau (Smetana) SUNDAY, NOVEMBER. The Orchestra On N Be at 6 p.m. EST; 5 p.m. CST; 4 p.m. M ST; 3 p.m. PST FLAGSTAD Evening with Ford! Ad- THE NEW FRIENDS OF MUSIC visedly the program is built around the world·s No. I 1'oprano. The volume The Koliaeh Quartet and fresh ring of her tones admirablv Beethoven Quartet, Cycle 18 suit the aria in which Elizabeth halls Quartet. Opus No. 5 in A the great hall of song in her anc~ tral Quartet, Opus 95 in F Minor Wartburg Castle. and voices her JOy t Quartet, Opus 59 No.2 in E Minor the return of the truant TannhaeusE.. The Kolisch Quartet (of Budapest) Le!:s heroiC. the other vocal numbers permit the gentler nuances of fc Img THE Kolisch Quartet (ot Budapest), and sound which Flagstad comma -1 cycling in seven concerts through as tellin~ly as h{troic utterance. Her Beethoven's sixteen string quartets and astonishing operatic versatility pro\'cs the Great Fugue (also a foursome), itself in the fact that since her debut st:lrts the ser4es with a composition at the age of eighteen, the NOT\\'c& an done while the giant was still strug songstress has appeared in sixty-eIght gling for complete freedom in cham "New Friends of Music" presents the Kolisch String Quartet, Sunday. Left roles-dramatic, romantic and even ber-music style. The A Major. Opus 18. to right: Rudolph KoUsch, Felix Khuner, Eugen Lehner and Benar Heifetz comic. 8 Radio Guide. Wuk Ending Hovembu 12, 1938 N One of the things which the Czechs were not required to cede recently is Also Recommended the output of their great national com Times given are EST. For CST subtract poser, Bcdrich Smetana. His tone 1 hour; MST, 2 hours; PST, 3 hours. poem "The .. 10Idau" (Vltava in Czech), For stations, see our program pages. completed in 1874, was dedicated by him to the city of Prague, through Sundoy, November b which the Moldau River flows. Vella Pessl and the Madrigal Singers. 11:30 a.m. EST, NBC. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12 Dr. Charles Courboin, organist. 12 On NBC ~ 11:30 a.m. EST; 10:30 a.m. CST; 9:30 a.m. MSTj 8:30 a.m. PST noon EST, MBS. Toccata (Faulkes); Question, Answer (Wolstenholme); MILESTONES IN THE HISTORY Choral (Bossi); Finale Fourth Sym OF MUSIC phony (Widor). THE EASTMAN SCHOOL Radio City Music Hall of the Air. 12 ORCHESTRA noon EST, NBC. "Lucia di Lammer Emanuel Balaban, conductor moor" (Donizetti) (tabloid form). The The First Comic Opera cast includes Rosemarie Bran.cato as Lucia, Marion Berini as Edgardo, (l3th Century) Robert Weede as Lord Henry Ashton, uRobin and Marian" (Adam de la Hale) James Morrison as Raimondo, Martha Lipton as AIisa, and Louis Purdey as THE more or less uniformity of musi- Normano and Lord Arthur Bucklow. cal broadcasts departs radically here. Erno Rapee, conductor. with a complete radio novelty, the air ing of music by the inventor of opera Symphony Club of Philadelphia. 1 comique, or comic opera. He was a _lIotofo_. 1_. p.m. EST, NBC. William Harbisch, con Frenchman, Adam de la Hale (1230 The NBC Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Arturo Toscanini, ductor has ninety-four members, each a ranking artist in his profession 1288), and his "Le Jeu de Robin et Metropolitan Auditions of the Air. Marion" had its premiere nearly 700 5 p.m. EST, NBC. Metropolitan Opera years ago-in 1275 or 1285. House tryouts. Edward Johnson, mas There are clouded records of his Mr. Johnson's Questions ter of ceremonies: Wilfred Pelletier, picturesque career as a troubadour conductor. The candidates are Gene whose itinerary carried him all over and Some Fair Answers vieve Rowe, soprano, of Worcester, France, singing chansons for which he Ohio; Leopold Alexander, bass-bari wrote both words and music; and as VERY Sunday afternoon, on the an executive of that institution." M.etropolitan Auditions of the "You might well have begun with tone, of Breslau, Germany; Margaret a priest who abandoned his vows for Harshaw, contralto, of Philadelphia, Pa. a great romance but resumed holy EAIr (NBC, 5 p.m. EST; 4 p.m. your 'Seventhly,'" I answered, "and orders when the roses of love faded CST; 3 p.m. MST; 2 p.m. PST), left out all the rest:' Then I offered Bach Cantata Series. 8 p.m. EST, away. However, he kept up his com Edward Johnson, artistic generalis the arguments that in earlier Amer MBS. Alfred Wallenstein, conductor; posing and wrote both churchly works simo of New York's opera house, ican days most opera was done here Genevieve Rowe, soprano: Mary Hop and stage pieces spiced with the salt)· poses a question and invites answers in English translations and found ple. contralto; William Hain, tenor; and robust humor of the period. Irom his radio listeners. One of his I~~ge 18\'or until the Metropolitan Raoul ~adeau, baritone; chorus and The origmal form of the opw heard recent askmgs was whether grand practically destroyed the custom: orchestra. Cantata No. 38 "Aus Ticfer today was that of an opera-comique, opera should be given in English. that n arl)" e\'er>' other country in Xot schrei Ich zu Dlr" from "My Deep spoken dialog interspersed with mrs, To me the self-evident reply 15, Sists on its own language in opera; Need Do I Call to You." couplets, and duos in which two voices "Why not?" I have always felt that and that If the Metropolitan fol sing altern,ltely but never together. a language which has been exalted lowed suit no second American Mondoy, November 7 into the highest dramatic and po Revolution would result, with mobs The Curtis Institute of Music. 3 p.m. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12 ('tical exprc$sion by the master of infuriated New Yorkers parading EST, CBS. Noah Bielski, violinil'it; On NBC at 10 p.m. EST; 9 p.m. CST; writers of Englund and America is to cries of "Give us back our Ita Robert Gay. bal'itonC'. Grand adagio 8 p.m. MST; 7 p.m. PST also an efTective medium for adap han, French and German!" "Out (Glazounow): Valse (T.l'chaikow~ky); with English!" "Oo\I,.'n with Kahn. ' THE NBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA tation into musical tone. Etude in Thirds (Scriabin); Aria from There are thos(', however, who "Burn the Metropolitan." "Herodiade" (Massenet); Aria from Arturo Toscanini, conductor clajm that Italian, with its open The mighty Kahn sniffed his con "Falstaff" (Verdi); Three Italian song Overture ··Coriolanu.!" (Beethorell) vowels, is the ideal tongue for song: tempt and said in effect, "I have by Torelli, Cavalli, Resplgbi Kaddi ch; S!lmphony No. :1 (Schubert) od that even the German gutturals spoken." And that was that. TZlgane (Ravel); Group of English Le.! Eolides (Franck, and French nasal1ties are Imperior Nevertheless, !'ince then we have .'iongs b)' QUilter, Endicott, Purcell. Overtllre to ffDinorah u (Meyerbeer) to English as a means for vocalism. had exceedingly successful opera 10 In the case of Italian they are right; English at the Metropolitan, With WOR Symphony Orchestra. 9:30 p.m. EIGHTEEN years old when he fin- the matter of the other meVirginia Capes. Next, which they needed. As soon as the cast and pro listeners heard U. S. Marine Fighting Squadron duction men caught sight of it, they st<:lt'ted tOl'sing One, flying over the Potomac River. Lieutenant it m'ound <:Ill over the theater. CBS production Commander Browning's orders, "Simulate nttack man Larry Harding used to play football on his on Naval Air Station," from the command plane college team and he seemed to be getting the big to the seventeen plnnes under his command, and gest kick out of it. No, not drop-kick. then hearing the planes diving at tremendous speed, sent a chill up my spine. The highlight of the For <:I few moments the audience at a recent program, in my opinion, was when Announcer Cal'nC'gie Hall concert wasn't sure they were wit Ben Grauer, spealdng nessing a concert or a from an observation tow- football game. The or er, carried on a conversa chestra started to play the tion with two naval "William Tell Overture" officers \"... ho were describ which was one of the ing the procedure of es AIRIALTO selections on the program. caping from a submarine. An old gentleman in the Talk about your thrills audience recognized the this hour had a thrill a number as the theme song second. Approximately for the "Lone Ranger" seventy-five engineers serial. He got up out of were required to handle LOWDOWN his seat and yelled, "Hi the many pick-ups from Yo, Silver!" It almost planes, ships and naval broke up the concert. bases. So, to the RCA Magic Key program goes Which reminds me that this department's salute in looking over the list of for their Navy Day Salute, sweepstake winners in the which will always remain New York area, one lucky in my memory as being person was signed "The one of radio's greatest Lone Ranger" and an broadcasts. other "Hi Yo, SiIver." Other winners were Everyone working on "Easy Aces" and "I Hope, Columbia's new aviation I Hope, I Hope," The serial "Howie Wing" winners should send at seem~ to have develop~d least ten percent to the a tremendous enthusiasm original radio people, for flying since the pro BY MARTIN LEWIS don't you think? Or gram began. For one don'tcha? thing, the writer of the show, Captain Willfred G. In going through the Moore, is very much of a flles of RADIO GUIDE, I flyer himself, holding the world speed rccord cmd picked up the issue for the last week in October, the American altitude record for light phmes. He's 1933. Here are some of the names that made radio also a captain in the U. S. Air Corps Reserve. news five years ago. Listeners were hearing a Moore not only uses technical details in his scripts couple of vaudeville comics, Olsen and Johnson, but he takes the ca~t, and especially the sound who found their way to the airwaves via the Rudy Cementing friendship. When Fred Waring (left) effects men, flying so they'll get the right atmos Vallee hour. Today they are stars of a Broadway signed for current broadcast, David Ross was phere for the progl·am. Neill O'Malley (Captain hit, "Hellzapoppin," thanks to Sir Walter Winchell, again made announcer for the Wal'ing program Harvey in the script) already has flying experience, who entered the ring and fought with the snooty having taken a six-month aviation course a few critics who attempted to lambast the show. Ethel years ago. Raymond Bramley, who plays Burton Shutta, Walter O'Keefe and Don Bestor's orchestra York, has always liked flying, too, and spends a were heard in a regular Friday night series . lot of time at the Long Island fields. But to the two Jack Denny's orchestra, with Jeannie Lang, was principals-Bill Janney, who is Howie Wing, and starting a new series ... Ditto for sepia songstress Mary Parker (Donna Cavendish in the script)-fly Ethel Waters .. Jack Pearl's "Vas you dere, ing is new. In fact, all radio is new to Janney, and Charlie" was db the lips of practically every school he likes it a lot. Janney comes to radio from the kid Show Boat was a "must listen" program films, where he played in seventy-nvc pictures in in a great many homes ... Don Voorhees was one seven years-and mostly, he tells me, as somcone's of the busiest bandleaders in radio ... Gertrude kid brother. Mary Parker, who plays opposite Niesen (she's now a sensation over in England) Bill in the script, is more of a radio veteran. Mary, was thrilling us with her songs ... Ditto Ramona, small, dark and vivacious, has been called by Conrad Thibault, Nino Martini, Anthony Frome, N. T. G. the most beautiful actress in radio. You've "The Poet Prince," and Vera Van ... "Crime heard her in "Eusy Aces" and the "Snow Village" Clues" was one of the most popular mystery sketches. The day I was up at rehearsal was one dramas Tony Wons had a tremendous listening of those rare days when only Janney and Miss audience " Another name featured five years Parker were in the script, but several of the other ago was that of Ruth Etting, whose name made actors-Raymond Bramley, Floyd Buckley, who front-page news in every newspaper in the country created "Popeye" in radio, and Neill O'Malley a couple of weeks ago when her husband was shot dropped in anyway to see how things were going. by her former mate. Not one of the above-men They all had to look over the real pride of the tioned is heard on the air in a regular series. cast, a miniature range-beam, complete in every respect to the real range-beams the big airliners Behind the "seen": Paul Whiteman sitting on a use. It's up in the studio for every show, and at wooden box backstage while his dada was a guest least keeps the cast from bringing a real trimotor on a recent "We, the People" broadcast. They tried plane with them to rehearsals. to get Paul out on the stage to take a bow, but he refused because he didn't want to take the thunder It has been quite some time since Kay Kyser's away from his dad ... At the CBS Playhouse, name has appeared in this space. As a matter of Henny Youngman standing at the door before the fact, it has been weeks since I've seen him, which broadcast to make sure that his mother, father, prompted the genial professor to call and find out relatives and neighbors get in ... Kay Thompson Radio discovery. After Eddie Cantor heard 12 the reason for my absence. I accepted his invitation rehearsing for the first Al Jolson broadcast from year-old Morte Rappaport sing on Major Bowes' to come down to the Madhattan Room at the Penn New York, painfully suffering after having a wis hour, he decided he wanted him on his show sylvania Hotel, where the band is playing, to act dom tooth extracted. 10 Radio Guide. Week Ending November 12, 1938 N HOLLY\VOOD.-Do radio appearances hurt mo mary DeCamp and Gloria Holden, but the work of lion-picture personalities who once "packed them adult Dorothy Farrar, the Hbaby" of the play, most in"? A Seattle newspaper, in a desperate effort intrigued your reporter. Miss Farrar, after the to enlist the aid of the movie industry on the side show, explained that the author's script sometimes IN HOLLYWOOD of the lean press in its war against radio, its fat was vague as to what the baby was supposed to do. competitor, charges that the screen is losing by She had to "ad lib" the proper cries with feeling broadcasting its stars too frequently and airing and meaning. One of her lines read "BABY: Un previews of pictures which reveal secrets of the winkingly turns away." The actress said that plots before the films have been publicly released. stopped her. All she could do there was be quiet, Furthermore, the newspaper named Al Jolson, Fred Astaire, Jack Oakie and Dick Powell as typical Backstage Stuff: She's always wanted to sing stars whose film popularity had been "killed off opera on the radio, but seldom has had the chance, by radio" ... Well, to your Hollywood observer. so Jane Froman was pleased as punch week before the Seattle daily's yell is rather confused. First last when on the Texaco Star Theater she was of all, AI Jotson hasn't made any pictures since asked to double for the singing voice of Miriam turning to radio. Second. Fred Astaire (essentially Hopkins in the sketch portraying the actress as a dancer) should never have gone on the air, was an opera star. Jane warbled an aria from "Mig smart enough to know it. and quit the mike some non" so well that now producer Bill Bacher has eighteen months ago. Regardless of the "hurt," it promised her more radio chances at Verdi and seems that his latest picture ("Carefree," with Puccini ... Jean Arthur played her Lux Theater Ginger Rogers) is quite successful. Third, every "Seventh Heaven" role of Diane from the depths one, including himself, knows that Jack Oakie had of a cozy each chair. Jean's just one of those poor other causes than radio itselC to blame for his souls who've never conquered mike fright, and exit from the air-but in pictures he is still as the easy chair helped her to relax ... Jimmie good a draw, it not better. Fourth and finally, Fidler calms his nerves before broadcasts by im Dick Powell hasn't been on the air sufficiently in provising at the electric organ console in his studio. the past two years to have the slightest effect upon Plays well, too ..• More to entertain at leisure his box-office value. It his popularity is endan moments was the reason James Stewart brought gered, it may conceivably be from the rising tide his accordion to the Silver Theater rehearsals •.• of young actors who have the same sort of appeal Al Pearce wants to take his gang east so that he has or had ... As for the airing of those movie the first broadcast. which is heard east of the stories, it is done not to satisfy a desire of listeners Rockies, will go on the air after dinner. In Hol but because the film producers ask that it be done. lywood. he and his cast must do the show at 5 p.m. One big company is now Pacific time, which is 8 testing radio previews by p.m. in New York, but he releasing a picture with finds that Hollywood folk out any air ballyhoo. don't Jike to attend the Let's hope that it suc broadcast at that hour- ceeds famously so that and when they do, are listeners hereafter may HOLLYWOOD too hungry to laugh with be spared the skeleton sincerity! Joe Penner has ized, mediocre preview double trouble, for his Reunion In Hollywood. After thirty years of dramas that are now be eastern airing goes on at separation, Fanny Brice (who refuses to grow ing thrust through loud 4:30 PO:lciflc time and the up) with her girlhood chum. Mildred Ryan speakers under the name SHOWDOWN West Coast repeat broad- of entertainment. cast is performed exactly an hour later. Both of hi The Hmmm. Hmmm audience are faml hed Dept.: One Mary Living .. At the public preview stone and Jack Benny saw performance (not mred) nothing funny in the fact of Jock Haley's show that efficient. uniformed week before last, Haley's apprentice ushers at the movie work in "Mr. Av n('w Hollywood Radio erage Man" kept him on City studios of NBC re the lot overtime, necessi tu cd admission to their tating his absence. Re late show to one ticketless sult, his chief gagman, Mrs. Marks - who hap Hal Fimberg, took the pens to be Mary's mother Hale,}· line'S while come The faux pas occurred on dian Artie Auerbach sang the very Sunday Jack was Jack's ong with Vir· celebrating the JeU-O BY EVANS PLUMMER ginia Verrill. Must have show's first performance been all right, as the au in the new plant .•• dience applauded. Likewise, the show pro- ducers and musicians Football's the t hill. g. aren't m accord with the "No Smoking in the Stu October 21 found Bing Crosby and wife, Dixie Lee, dios" enforcement, which SeE'ms to be unenforced at the Stanford vs. U, S. C. ~ame, while the Ar when a big-enough name-s1.."lr wants to puff a ciga kansas-Santa Clara fracas at San Francisco drew rette during rehearsal--or broadcast, for that mat Lum and Abner and Bob Burns, notorious Arkan ter •.. \V. C. Fields, prideful father of Bill, Junior, sans who were the box guests of the governor of who just passed his California bar exam, will now the state they've radioed to fnme. Burns, by the know his legal rights when he begins feuding anew way. footed the bill to bring the University of With Charlie McCarthy sometime in December Arkansas band to the Coast. After the tilt, he and The feud will be revived to arouse mterest in the his wife sailed to Honolulu for a four-week vaca Flelds-McCarthy-Bergen film, • You Coln't Cheat tion . .. !ourning their fate of havmg a Saturday an Honest Man:' which will release In the new afternoon radio rehearsal are football fans Don year And Charlie's bachelor mouthpiece, Ed Wilson and Joe E. Brown. Don is an ex-player and B rgen, threw a bread-and-butter party the other ex-grid mikeman. Comedian Brown has a son on m ht. to which he brought Florence Heller. once the U, C, L. A. eleven. But both must work for r ported Ken Murray fiancee, altho gh other Hol their Saturd y night CBS broadca t. Last Satur lywood ladies who have been squired by the ven day 'Vllson was so discouraged that after the airing trlloquist-Induding Andr 3 Leeds, Amta Louise h vented his energy by acting as judge at a jit and Nancy Carroll-were there. too .. Despite t('rbug cont~t. local critics' failure to mention Irene Rich's work in Universal's "That Certo:lin Age," the movie ex Television had better hurry up and come, for hibitors are billing her name with that of Deanna Earl Carroll soon will be ready for it at his Theater Durbin on their marquees . That Broadway Restaurant opening here on Chri tmas night. The Hollywood daily colummst who, on OCtober 24, place, very modern in design, will seat 1,000. have panned NBC "censors" for removing he re\'olver a three-section 80-foot revolving stage, and is shots supposed to end the "Good News" airing being built acoustically perfect for radio pick-up five days earlier of the Earhart-Noonan flJght purpo..:es With amplifier panels installed. Week ba d sketch, ..It :\1lght Have Happened," e", bc!ore last. CanoJl made his first call by radl dently is ignorant of hbel law The network would fo beautIful gU"ls. The CBS broadcast brOUght ave laid Itself open to stitT damages had it sug several hundrro letters and photographs (mclud g ted the suiCide finish ... and isn't It odd that I11g some nudes!). The next week he staged his the rndlo-warrinJ publ sbcrs, t,\:hen tht·y want to first ehmmatJOns at the old Warner Brothers lot. addre s the nation on sam important ubject, SIX hundred girls turned UP. as did also three use radio to do it' newsreel cameras, all the Hollywood news cam ra m n, and CBS Man-on-the-Street mterviewer, Gary Jean Hcrsholt, in the com!!Irtable, undcrstandin~ Breckm 1". Your reporter was there, too. Every role of "Dr, Christian," C.lme back on the air one had a line time, except the 550 girls who wl'ekly on October 18 with a t'trongly reinforced didn't make the grade. writing-battery Clnd a studio audience for the first time. In token of the latter. the emin nt actor IS Tag Lines: An arch-bone broken while playing sued the edict that his entire cast must dress fo!' bartrninton cost Andrea Leeds her guest appearance -,- MIN 4'Arkansas Traveller'" Mildred H,nes. no the perfonnance, and It was a pleasur to see all on the Kraft 1u IC Hall October 2 j . Flnt mUSI th actors and actress In tuxedos and evenmg comedy set-up of Burns and AUen. WCltten by Kal sooner landed In Hollywood than she visited gowns. Excellent support \\ s r ';1dercd by Rose- mar and Ruby, is entiUcd'Th 'Ce Loves Has Gracie' two Arkansas boya, comics "Lum" and "Abner" • Radio Gilid•• Week Endin9 November 12, 1938 I1 wJto ••d What Mohs a Show TId? seaman's cap tilted over one eye. "Don't tell me CHICAGO.-How do advertisers know whether you're still living here," I exclaimed, I knew he their show is a wow or a fizzle? Well, of course. and the Mi us had been camping on it all summer, IN CHICAGO there is such a service as a era ley survey in which but I figured it .....as about time to think of steam telephone tests are made to see which shows are best heat with the frost creeping up on the pumpkin, liked. That may draw a goose-egg or (our stars, and November just around ~the corner. Spence but advertisers are still in the dark as to just what merely sighed, "My wife likes it! \Vhat can I do?" makes a show tick. F'rinstance, take the Fibber seems that Spence \Va!' all for moving into a hotel McGee show. Not far behind Benny and Cantor, at the first hint of cold weather, but Madame pre and almost neck and neck with Al Jolson, it's one ferred the water. So they're ..till there. "Injun of the most popular on the air today. \\o'11y'! Wen, Summer" in the open held no charms for the skip in the flrst place. althou;rtl he carries on alone with per, but so tar the weather man is still dishing out out Molly now. the Fibber is on his toes evcry min ~lmy d. ys. and the • Wigwam" hasn't gone mtO ute. sends the audience into gales of laulithter before dr.vdock the actual broadca~t signal. Instead ot the blast.. try-to-make-me· mile attitude of the average looker Ducats wit" Sugar listener, the crowd is a-grin to a man, by the time She W;I such a pretty mISS that when she asked the Fibber show goes on the air. Jesse Lasky, the me to buy two tickets tor the O1icago Radio Actors' veteran movie producer. and Mrs. Donald Novis dance in November, I telt like buying a dozen, I'd (friend husband's in the show) were in the client's have bought two It they had been for the Ash Col room the night I attended, enjoying themselves. And lectors Local 64, for her smile was worth that. The when a show gets a !'mile from 8 producer, that es girl was Sandra KaT)'I, who is doing bit p rts tablishes some sort ot record for. success. Ever:ybody several radio shows around town., and first of the has beard Fibbers show, 10 I won't go into details of Chicago corps to &QUcit mc, Time ot the affair. the program. Instead. I want to take listeners-in No ....ember 11 Place. The Grand Ballroom at the behind the scenes and introduce them to two men Hotel Sherman. Ot cour e your Radio Tattler will who Olrc never heard but who are responsible for be on hand to give you a word-picture of how Chi a swell ghow-Cecil Underwood, the producer. and c goland radio folk make merry when they're off the Don Quinn, the gag-writer for the pro~ram, If mrlanes, One feature of the grand ball will be you've noticed the smart way the commercial stuff booths With a radio star in charge at each. Silndra is mixed right into the . CTlpt itself. giv~ Don the t;:ays she may bE' in charge of the "kissing booth..' credit. And it listeners have ever wond red who I do like to donate to such a worthy cause that takes the part at Silly Wat on, Nick de PODolos, holri.. !l1lC'h sweet baitl and the Old Timer, they Mor. u th GI.,.. Sief. :e Hugh tudcbaker Ye Tattler got In aD the (he's 0 oct 0 r Bob in spec181 Cb.Jcago Commu Bachelor's Children"), nit)' Fund broadcast., tared one ot the best character over four \Vindy City ta~ actors on the Chlca~o cir THE RADIO lions from the Civic The This i. the way Lloyd G. Harris, director of cuil. os "Silly," and that ter. Which ...... as a pri\,l- swell com e d ian. Bill lege, Edgar A. Gue"t came the Farm Show hour, dances to the accompanl. Thompson, doublmg as over from Detroit to em· ment of Walter Blaufus. and the Homesteader. "Nick' and the "Old cee the affair, and Henry Timer!' "Old Timer':-" Klein, director of the "It catch~phrase, "That ain't TATTLER Can Be Done" program, the way I 'hecred it," is donated his sen'ices to geUmc 0 popular in Chi produce the hour-length, cago studio" that it swell aU-star show. Program on the way to becommg a had practically an aJl national hit, along \..rith male cast. Only two radiO "Vas you dere, Sharlie" femmes were Ruth Lyon, and Joe Penner' "Wanna tately soprano, and in di buy a duck'l" reet contrast, diminutive Bctty O)~on, eighty-five Jim alld Molly pound singer ot the qU<.Jr After the Fibl :I show, tet known as "Bett} and the cast, with tl excep the Escorts," Fact that tion or the F:_ r (Jim both stars wore their hair Jordan), gath("TI at "The n long bobs was rather Pit." a near North Side astonishing. The "halr up barbecue spot, for a Fnack or down" war evidently The kingpin of the piece BY HAL TATE hadn't struck them-yet, hurries home to Molly and Their gowns will probably the two youngsters to find be of interest to women, out how they IIked the so I'll do my best' from a broadcast. Reason "Mol- mere man's viewpoint. ly" (Mrs, Jordan) isn't on the show at present is Mi~s Lyon's was a combination of black velvet with Old M.m III Health. Making pictures in Hollywood sleeves Olnd bodice of silver cloth. One ornament and broadcasting at the ~ame lime proved too much she WOl·e was a striking Silver bracelet, Betty's was tor Molly. But she's getting on top 3J:nin, and of bright-blue salin, set off with a sequin butterfly Jesse Lasky. veteran movie producer. enters looking: forward to rejoining the Fibber l'a. t. that matched the one worn in her blond curls. the radio field. His present plans Include S,,"-klu.ef n, Frast~bltfen Addltian a merger of beat radio talent with movies Evan'!' Plummer will no doubt think this jotting Already a script~show center, Chicago has added i!:o good news of 1939 from ..... here he sits, but, per another to her list. "Road of Life," authored by sonally, I'm sorry that I have to write it. The night radio's number-one writer. Irna Phillips, is now I attended the Fibber show I was told that cw-rent being broadcast here. Reason for change of loca plans arc to move the show to Hollywood. Right tion is said to be that Miss Phillips, a Chicagoan, now it looks as though the Fibber ..... ould be singing wanted to work at closer range with members ot "California, Here I Come" around the first of the the cast. She was unable to do this with the show year originating in Manhattan. New actors in "Road at Life" are~ BE-tty Lou Gerson, Ken Griffin, Rceo:e On tit. Iro"'"9-'oard Ta)'lor, Percy Hemus, and Frank Dare, Jesse Lasky wal': just gettin,;;:: a little J·elaxation when I saw him at the Fibber McGee airing, Real 'ay-aff reason he was in the Windy City was to iron out Last week I promised to ten you about the head details of a new show he will launch shortly under of a so~cal1cd dramatic school in Chicago, Her the sponsorship of Wrigley's gum, This program l'tory is that she was "taken in" in Hollywood by will replace the Laugh Liner, starring Billy House, another dramatic school, after she had brought a New venture wiJI bc double-barreled, as Lasky five-year-old boy and a sixteen-year-old girl to plans to select prospective picture talent from the Glamour Town for an appearance in the movies. cast. Every week a new group will be "aired," At At least National Talent Picture Corporation said the end of thirteen weeks the cream at the crop the youngsters would be placed in pictures, The will be given an RKO mo.... ie contract. The new Hollywood set-up made the news sheets a few weeks Lasky program, launched to promote tile great ago, S('Cms the ads they had been running were American ruminant habit, will mark thC' entry of a bit misleading-so police raided the company. the second film veteran into radio. Cecil B. De The Chicago "teacher" was forced to trek sadly Mille was the first. homeward with her two "budding" movie stars, Now she is suing the West Coast outfit tor the sum On 'oah anef Wins of 514,920. Damage is asked to cover expenses while Sauntering over the Michigan Boulevard bridge in Movietown, plus Joss of time from her Chicago the other day, I spied a familiar-looking craft tied "school,' plus injury to her reputation. up at the dock ncar the Wrigley Building, stopped to take a second look. Sure enough, it was the Tidbits "Wigwam" belonging to Spencer Bentley, better Bret MOI'rison, who is the genial "First Nighter," known to radio millions as "Bob" of the "Betty and is one of the few actors wearing pince-nez type of Unique project in America is Toy Lending Bob" serial. Thought I might as well take time to glasses .•. Latest Chicagoans Holl)'wood-bound for Center, aituated in Chicago'. Shabbona Park. say hello to the nautical actor, so I went aboard. picture making are Lulu Belle and SCotty ot "Barn It was opened by "Laugh Liner" Billy House Found Spence lolling around in old clothe with a Dance" tame. 12 Radla Guid•• Week Endin9 Hovemb.r 12. 1938 With Announcer Norman Brokenshire at the A successful sea80n on the London stage add· height of her radio career, when her theme ed to her fame a8 a blues singer. Above: With song "Shine on Harvest Moon" was a favorite James Donahue, multi-millionaire producer END OF ECSTASY
OUR-STAR fame as a singer of radio, stage, screen, and recording was Ruth Etting's only yesterday. Today, tears of bitter tragedy have obscured the rainbow of that Ffame. Two years ago, Ruth retired from work with a tidy fortune. Divorced from "Colonel" Martin ("The Gimp"l Snyder, her husband for seventeen years, she had found happiness in a second marriage to musician Myrl Alderman, conductor for NBC. Thousands wondered what had become of her. A few knew she was living in utter seclusion in Hollywood with her new-found "ecstatic love" and her stepdaughter, Edith Snyder-and why. Now news headlines have blazoned the reason. They have told of the menacing fear that shadowed her life, a fear that sprang from her first husband's insane jealousy, and that allegedly culminated in his forcing Alderman into a car at gunpoint and driving with him to Ruth's home, where a half-hour of horror followed. Alderman was shot, and only the quick intervention of Edith Snyder saved Ruth from possible grave danger. As we go to press, Alderman is recovering, Snyder has been remanded to jail after failing to raise $50,000 bail, and Ruth has vowed never to sing again! Forsaking a career as a dress-designer. Nebraska-born Ruth Ettlng. of David City. rose to the top as a blues sInger. was a lensation In "Zlegfeld Follies" in 1927
Edith Snyder, secretary-companion and daughter of her Victim of the fracas that occurred at Ruth'. Now, Ruth's fIrst husband. Martin Snyder first husband (above). was with her stepmother on the home Saturday night, October 15. was her hus (right), standi Indicted on 3 counts--attempted night of the shooting. Edith's quiCk action saved Ruth band of a few months, NBC's Myrl Alderman murder. kidnaping. violation of firearm. law
N Radio Guid•• Week Ending Hoverr.ber 12, 1938 13 LISTENING TO LEARN ..• A Ce..eless Search, an Unquenched Th rst for Know edge .. , Democracy's Child Notes "Heilr Ye, Hear Ve! In to 'olld It;,' I. torn ,lUI ,,,tred, Come one, come all First and Only ,.. bct' )1. liOns tJ IVll. to exert to the meeting next their \\111 by threat at force. the righ NEW YORK. N. Y Unique 1 Thursday night in t of free speech and tree pre are grad the old town hall!" the first ;Jl','nar, !,t Radio Teach rl ually being relinquished in many quar Institute Each Monday 1,000 teachers tel's. Although the uverage American and students are shown the broadca~t ('em to ftIb)i toured Cf'O!I toUnUy by ~ulomobiJt' •• '0" L 'C.'O , ..( WO_\.O IS'tOu.' b I IUnlmer, toppinc eo route to enOMIrace In been introduced: Great Plays, Lives o( 1 1 in world .UilU" In III un....enaty udeDts II:.,.,C _ _..-c. _\'...o.-t_ , .100,." .. ~'. Great Men, Adventures in Reading. «oL ( .... .1O,. .... C. ••• 1.. ,. ,'IoO" ... "~., and t. OI'lal I" Town Ifthh( ti t hi • croups. CLA'.(• .IlC..1."~ Immigrants All, saerchinger's stories '010 LOUf' ..... ,sn. At II rvard, Chautauqua Intufe. ortbwntem, behind the headlines. Dr, 'faddy's band Den\' r ~nd lht' lj o( CaliIorhU be oHlmted it lessons. to mention only a fe'W. Alert moderator al ",",nRC' I~lterned alter hi . 'Be listeners have expressed to us a desire r...... am to keep infonned on alI programs that tPutlcula~ tUllt'l)/ bHilll .,1 the Inler· have been expressly designed for their AmeriO;.Hl ("unh:rl'nce Hpl'I'1I K 'Ii I.tma, Jll'ru. on l)l!'<:ember 9. to f11~u the allie tUPIC enjoyment and enlightenment, can do !lope I h1(h that it m![inalor. the (urnler La Salle was the first milln to trace the course of the Mississippi so by using the new, up-to-date list Prt'n lI~r 01 B,·I·ium. Pau] VillI l('('!alHI, ~ill be River. Follow his trail on this map as you listen to the drama· that will be prt'sented in RADIO GU1DE une "f the I't'Jl..er~ tintlon of hi. adventurous achievement on Sunday afternoon, NBC NEXT WEEK. 14 Radio Guide. Week EndinCJ November 12, 1938 N AT HOME WITH KENNY BAKER
Picked from over a thousand contestants to appear over the NBC networks on the Duchin program, Ken's grateful for the job it brought him, and he works diligently studying voice
Discovered when he won Eddy Ouch." "Radio Open Tournament," Kenny Baker now holda Over she feet. and a native Californian. Baker always had a unique top spot on the air. Both a comedian and a singer, he'. heard on Jack (Jell-O) a leaning toward linglng and dramatic•. but went In for Benny', show Sundilys. NBe. 7 p.m. EST; 6 p.m. CST. For Welt. 9:30 p.m. MST; 8:30 p.m. PST sport•. too. Specialized in track during high·schoel days
---."...... ~ .. At home. Kenny spends a great deal Brought up in the eaay-going at Like all Californians, he usually For the present, he'd just like to of time doing .tunts .round his mosphere of the Pacific COait. he wears sports clothes. He hal a yen improve himself, later become a swimming-pool. hal fun. keeps fit still prefers it to New York speed for travel. but hasn't done much singer like John Charles ThOMas • Radio Guld•• W..k Endin9 No ....mber 12, 1938 Ij Radio Guide's Instant Program Locator
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Orche.tra, "old Crimm' lu.hter. Sun. 5.30 p.m. CBS. p.m. NBC. p.m. (or We5t) CBS. Mon. thru Pri. 1: 15 p.m.; Houseboat Hannah. L.va I....ad,. Esther. Guy Lombardo'. Maetc Key I RCA I, Sun. 1 Chipso, Road of Life, Mon. E••t,man. Mary, SaturdlY p.m. NBC; Citin S..rvtce Valiant Lady, Moa. thru SO.IP, Mon. thru Fri. 9 I.m. Orchestra. MOIL 9 p.nt. thru Pn 10:45 •.m. NBC NI&:ht s..·renade {Pel MilkJ. Fri. I :30 p.m.; Hymns of I. p.m. for WUt) NBC CBS a Po. 9 p.rn. NBC. Conufl. Fri. 1 p.m. NBC. a- 12:30 p.m. CBS Sat. 8:,)0 p.m. CBS. Bloc:h. R.y. Orch. johnn,. All Churches. Mon. Tun. Household Finance. 11 Can C"'ryd..r. Aml1C' Jr Hour, E••y Ac.... An&~in. Tues. Thun. 1:45 p.m; Hetty Be Done i::.dglr Gut' t (Continued on PJiqe 18) 16 WE'RE GOING TO CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY Is Your Name Here? ELOW are the names of some of the most distinguished American (Continued from Page 3) We had BOme fresh hamburger meat families. Our research staff has, over a period of years, completed which we had bought for the dogs. We B and the wind rolled them over and built a fire in the lee of OUT garage and manuscript histories of each of these families. If your surname is over until they bumped against the cooked it. And shared it with the dogs. listed, you should have your manuscript. We believe you will lind fallen trees and were buried by mud We stayed in the dog-house that night. it not only of keen interest. but a source of pride and satisfaction for and sticks. Annie Rooney slept with her head on Annie Rooney said. "I don't want Trudie Katrinka. G-man slept in the lap yourself and your kinsmen. God 10 do this." of the secretary of the interior. Miss The Sound seemed to tum inside out. Kay stood guard aU night. watching THESE FAMILY HISTORIES 0 LY 2.00 EACH There was a sickening chasm in the sea the animals that came to our house as though the water had parted. It I& seeking shelter from the rain ana • minded me of a picture I saw in Bible spending wind. There were no trees stories as a child. a picture of the Red for the birds, so they came to us. Even Sea parting to allow the Cbilchen of Hot Dog, Hamburger and the harem Israel to march through. eventually trooped to the dog-house, Then the Sound closed the gap. and hopped in and roosted in the rafters. a wave rose, paused for a moment as We began chopping a path the next though making up its mind which way day. We were completely isolated. We to roll, and headed toward Connecticut. lost track of time. Our larder contained It seemed to pounce on the shore. grab oatmeal, a few cans of beans and to bing at cottages and highways and matoes and dog-food. We ate oatmeal trees. Then it spread out and licked the until I felt kilted. We got a fire started land and crawled up the beach. The sea in our outdoor fireplace, and cooked sucked it back. and it took everything the oatmeal and boiled rain-water to with it that it could hold in its grip. drink. Annie Rooney suddenly remem The postman, good old Paul Revere, bered her bantams. "J want my brought us our first news, but no paper. chickens." she said. He told us aU the gossip and informed Little John said, "You don't expect us that there was fresh water and a Dad to risk his neck for Hot Dog With battery·set radio two miles away. Mustard do you?" We didn't know that Hitler had run Jinx said, ''I'd risk my neck for a amuck until after the conference of real hotdog." Munich. Then we went out and trimmed I ran toward the bam just in time our Hitler tree and said, "That'll hold to see the bantam radio take off. The you!" chickens followed. They were blown A week later we got water, then across a field. I don't know where the lights, then heat and eventually a tele radio wound up. phone. My "Harvest of Hate" is scat The hurricane lasted in full force tered. so if anybody out in Illinois finds about three hours. We could hear it a sheet of typewritten paper that men running away. The littlest little Jim and tions Sam Dale, Tishamingo or a blonde Little John ran from the dog-house with named Sarah, keep it. It's not worth the Newfoundland right behind them, return postage to me. I'm sorry I can't and when they retwned the huge dog furnish the blonde's telephone number, had a copy of "Gone With the Wind" but she died in 1840. strapped on her back. Our radios are working again, ex Jinx said, '1t couldn't blow that cepting the bantam set, which is prob away." ably over in Vermont somewhere. I We took stock. Our house was hear Charlie McCarthy is still alive! flooded. Every tree was down except And Bing Crosby, and all the boys. old Hitler, and he was in a mess, beaten Gee, I'm glad to get back, boss. And badly but still standing, defiant and isn't that "Information, Please" a swell ugly. Our lawns were lakes. Every program? I'm going out and get some thing looked naked. The ground was stories somewhere, and get that battery covered with huit. We tasted it, and it set. was salty. The wind had blown sea You know, boss, the next moming water into the fruit. Even the pine after that storm when we looked at needles on the trees tasted salty! The the bare, twisted countryside and at car was flooded and useless. I tried to the cock-eyed "Barricades," the secre switch on the automobile radio. It was tary of the interior said something that cold. I tried to walk to a neighbor's. I almost had forgotten. She said, "Great It would have taken me a week. The goodness! How mighty is God, and highway was like a wood-pile. how little is man."
MR. FAIRFAX THE
No personal replies to questions un STORY less accompanied by stamped, selj addressed envelope. OF ARDEN AND ARDEN, piano duo on "American Album of Familiar Music," are not related. Their real names are THE Victor Arden and Phil Wall. The team was originally composed of Ohman and COVER Arden, but when Phil Ohman went to the West Coast the sponsor called his successor "Arden"-hence their pres HE editor saw a picture (above) ent billing, "Arden and Arden." E. C. P., Lubbock, Tex. Ttaken during an American Legion parade. It stripped the glamour from FRANK PARKER, scheduled to war, the glory from conquest. He de leave the Burns and Allen program, cided that it should be the basis of an will return to it next January. No Armistice Day cover. And so it is, with other regular radio assignments for four sound and healthy youths bearing him have been announced.-I. S., their colors to certain disaster. All wars ROChester, N. Y. end the same-in senseless slaughter. He hopes this week's cover and this FRANK LUTHER, NBC tenor, was week's Armistice Day programs will so born in Hutchinson, Kansas. He is now remind all mothers and all fathers in in his late thirties, married.-J. E. T., these times of hate and intolerance. Chester, Miss. Radio G.id• • W ••k hdi., November 12. 1938 t7 (Continued from P~ge 16) Painl, TueL Thun. 9 :30 11:45 p.m. CBS. tTenco). Wed. 1:30 p.m. thtl. Pri 9:45 a.m CBS Brud I: Ho.tu. Cake, Fri. a.m. I: • :30 p.m.; Ballard's Ov.hine. Little Orph~n An CBS. Straetar, Ted, Choir. Sw.n.... 6:30 p.m. (11:30 p.rn.. for La France. Mary Mar,lTet Oven Rudy Biscuit. Fri. me. Mon. thru Fn 4 :45 Rbytbm Shllt'r•. Avalon Cie' down Cake Flour I: Calu West) CBS, McBride, lion. Wed. Pri. Sat. 9 •.m. NBC. p.m. NBC. areltes. Sal. 6 p.m. (11 :30 met Bakin, Powder. ThurL Vic .. S.de. Crisco. Mon. II a.m. CBS. McCrae. M.rg.ret. POIt OJlYdol. M. Perkin., Mon. a.m. for West) NBC. 7 p.m. {10.30 p.m. (or thru Fri. 10: 15 a.m. &: 3 :30 Lamour, Dorothy. Chue I: Toutin. Sat. fo:30 p.ra. thru Fri. 9:45 a.m. I: Rice, Granll.nd. Cities Serv Welt) CBS p.m. NBC. Sanborn, Sun. 1 p.m. NBC. {IO p.rn. for We.t} CBS l:15 p.m. NBC' Gold ice Concert. Fri. 7 p.m. Slory of Ma..,. M.rlin. Ivory Vicks. Sunday Ni.ht at Seth Lan,ford. Fr.nces. Holly. McWiIHam., Jim. Ask-h berl" Mon. thru Pri U NBC. Flakes, Mon. lhru Fri. 10 Parker'.: Phillipi Lord., wood Hotd (Campbell's Bnket (Col,ate), Wed. noon CBS. Ricb, Irene. Wt'lch. Sun.. a.m. .t l p.m. NBC. Sun. 6 :30 p.m. (startine Soup). Fri. a p.m. CBS. 6:30 p.m. (9:30 p.m. for ':45 p.m. (10:15 p.1I\. for Sunbrit•. Smile Parade. Ran Oct. 16. 11 p.m. for Weat) Lav. So.p. Houttbou Han West) CBS. Pall M.1l Ci.arettes. Eddv We!lt~ NBC. 10m Sherman: ReJl Mau NBC. nah, Mon. thru Fri. 9 a.m. Menjou, Adolphe. Sur Tbu Oucbin's Orch., Mon. 8 30 Rir.a, Tommy. Quaker Party. pln'l Orthe'tra: Fran AIli· Vitalis. For Men 0111y; Peter ;4 p.m. for We,U NBC. ter (Tulco). Wed. I 30 p.m. NBC. Sat. 1 p.m. NBC. son: Caden Quartet, Fri. Van Steeden'~ Orth.; Pel L.wt!'s, W.rden. Criminal C.M p.m. CBS. P.lmolive Soap. Hilltop Rinso. BIC Sister. Mon. thru a :30 •.rn (11'30 •.m, for LaCenua; Fred Ullal, Historic•. Siosn's Liniment. Menken, Helen. Bayer A!>pi House, Mon. thru FrJ. Fri. 10:30 a.m, (1 p.m, (or Wesll NBC. Tun. ';30 p.m. NBC. Fri. 1 p.m. NBC. tin. Tun. 6 :30 p.m. CBS. 9:30 a.m. (330 p.m. for West) CBS; Bir Town; Sunday Ni,ht .t Seth Park Voc.1 V.rietle•. Turns, Tues. Lt!'hr, Lew. Half I: Half Merkd, Una. Star Theater Well) CBS Edward G. Robinson; I'r'l. Vitkl, Sun. 6 :30 p.m. Thurs, 6: 15 p.m. (Tuts, Smokine Tobacto. Sun. (TeXICo). Wed. 8 :30 p.m. Parky.k.rkus. Lifebouy Soap, Claire Trevor, Tues. 7 p.m. 11 p.m. for West) NBC. only. 10; 15 p.m. for Well) 4:30 p.m. (10 p.m I., CBS. Tun. 1 :30 pm. COS, (10 :30 p.m. for West! Sun Oil, Lowell Thomn. NBC. West) CBS. Merry M.ca. Town Hall To P",.ln&, P.rade. Gulf .Oil, CBS Mon. thru Fri. 5:45 p.m. Voiu of Experience. Pink_ LeKreun. Pierre. Manhat night (Iplna &: Sal He Sun. 6 :30 p.m. CllS Road of Uf.. Chiplo. Mon. NBC. ham Medicine. Mon. Wed tan Murf·Go- Round (Dr patica), Wed. I p.m. (11 Pe.rce, AI. Grape· Nun. Mon. thru Fri. 10;45 a.m Nnc Super Suds. Myrt &: Maree. Fri. 12:45 p.m. MBS Lyon's), Sun, a p.m. NBC. p.m. for W~st) NBC. 7 p.m (9:30 p.m for &' 12 :30 p'.m. CBS. Mon. thru Fri 9: 1S a.m. von 7..11. Harry, We. the Leon.rd, Jatk. Raleigh I: Metropolit.n Opera Auditions Welt) NBC. • Robinson. Edw.rd C. BiC (3:IS p.m. for Wnt) CBS. People (Sanka CoRee I. Kool. Wed. 7:30 p.m, of the Air. Sh!:fwin4 Wil P.llt!'tlo·r, Wllfrt'd, Orchestra. Town (Rin.o). Tuu. 7 p.lO. Swan.down C.ke Flour. Kate TUI!'I. 8 p.m. CBS. (10:30 p.m. for West) liams Co.. Sun. 4 p.m. NBC. Metropolitan Opera Audi (10:30 p.m. for Wnt) Smith~ Abbott .t Cont'1lo; Vall Pop. Kentucky Club To NBC. Midw.y Chl'mical Co. Mn. lion. of Ibe Air (Sherwin CBS. Ted Struter Choir; jack bacco, Sat. I p.m. NBC. Lilt!', March of Time. Fri WiM:gs of the Cabba.e Williams Co. J, Sun. 4 p.m. Robison. Cfllnon. Multc-ol~. Miller'S Orch.. Thurs. 7 8 :30 p.m, NBC, Patch. Mon. thru Fri. 9 NBC. Mon. 7 p.m. NBC. p.m. (10:30 p.rn for Wnt) Wa.n, Be.. Ouaker Party. Life Can Be Buuliful. Ivory a.m. NBC. Penner, Joe, Huskie•. Thun. Roecker, Edward. Pitk &' CRS, SII 7 pm NBC. Soap. Mon. thru Fri. Il: 15 Min. Dr. W.lter A. LUlheran 6 :30 p.m. (7 ~30 p.m for Pat (Modd Tobatco). Man. W.II. Lucille. Your Flmily p.m. CBS. Hour (Lutheran Laymen's West) CBS. 7: 30 p.m. (10: 30 p.m. for Tal. of Toda)·. Princess PaL &: Mine (Sultnt). Mon. Lifebuoy Soap, AI jolson: Lueue), Sun. U noon .t Pepper Youn.·. Ffllmlly. Ca· West) CBS. Sun. 5,50 p.m. NBC. thru Pri. 4; 15 p.m, NBC. Martha Raye: Parkyakar t:30 p.m. MBS. m.y. Mon. thru Fri. 10:30 Ro,ers Brother•. Silver Thea Taylor. Millry Lee. Pet Milk. Wall.nstein. Alfred. Fire_ kus; Lud Gluskin'. Orch., Miller, J.ck. Orch. SWint a.m. &: l:30 p,m. NBC. ter; Conrad Na.el, Sun. 5 Tuu. Thurs. 10 a.m. stone, Man 7: 30 p.m. Tun. 7 :30 p.m. (11 p.m. down Cake Flour &: Calu Pepsodent. Bob Hope: Jerry p.m. CBS, (12:45 p.m. for West) f10:30 p,m. for Wnt) for WUt) CBS. met Bakine Powder, Thurs. Colonna' Skinnay Ennis' Roi Tan Ci.ar•• Sophie Tutk_ CBS. NUC. Liaterine. Grind Central Su 7 p.m. (10.30 p.m. for arch.• Tue•. 9 p.m. NBC. er, Mon. Wed. Fri. 5:45 Tend..rleaf Te.. One Man's Wa1tx Time. Phillips. Fri. 8 tion. Fri. 9 p.m. CBS. West) CBS. Perkins. Ray. The Show of p.m. (12 nlid. lor West) Family. Wed. 7 p.m. (Sun. p.m. NBC. Little Orphan Anni.. Oval Milk of M ...nesi., St~lIa Dal the Week (Local Coopera· CBS. 11:JO p.m. for Wen) NBC. W.rd B.kln, Co. jane Arden tine, Mon. thru Fri 4 45 las, Mo" thru Fri. 3: 15 tive Campaicn), Sun. 530 Romance of Helrn Trent. Tnry &. the Pir.tes. Dari Mon. thru Fri 9: 15 a.m. p.m. NBC. p.m. NBC. p.m. MOS. Edna Wa11are Hopper CO_ Rith, Mon. Tun. Wed. NBC. Livin,atone. M.ry. jell-O, Mill•• Billy, Orche.tr•. Fib Perry. Bill. SlIurday Nighl metica &: Old Enlh~h Wa., 4; IS p.m, NBC. W.rin,. Fred. Onhestra. Sun. 6 p.m. (10:30 p.m. lor ber MtGee I: Co. (john Serenade I Pet Milk), Sat. Mon. lhru Pri. II ;30 p.m. Tex'lco. Sur The ate r ; Dromo-Quinine, Sat. 7 :30 Wut) NBC. son'. Wax). Tuel. 8:30 1,30 p.m. CBS CBS. Adolphe Men;ou; Una Mer p,m. (II p.m. for West) Local Coo~rative C.mpal,n. p.m. NBC. Pet Milk. Mary Lee Taylor. ROYfill Dellert•. Rudy Villee'l kel; Charlie Ruulel; jlne NBC. The Show of the Week: Model Tobacco. Pick I: Pat: Tues. Thuu. 10 a.m. Orchestra, Thurs. 7 p.m. Froman; Kenny Baker; Warnow, Mark, Orch~ltr., Ray Perkin., Sun. 5 :30 Edward Roecker; Benny (12:45 p.m. for Wnt) NBC. Max Reinhardt: 0 a v e W.. the People I Sanka p.m. MBS. Kreueer's Orch.• Mon. 7 :30 CBS: Saturday Nilht Ser Ru••lel. Ch.rlie. Star Thea Brockman'. Orch.. Wed. Cdlfee). Tun. 8 p.m. CBS. Lombardo, Cuy, Orchutr•. p.m. (10.30 p.m. for West) enade: Mary Entman; Bill ter CTell;.co), Wed. I 30 a :30 p.m. CBS. W ••hlnlrton Coffee. Uncle Lady Euher, Mon. 9 p.m. CBS. Perry; GUI Hunathen's p.m. CBS Th. Lau.h Liner. Wrigley's jim'. Quettion Bee: Nor_ CBS &' Fri. 9 p.m. NBC. MolIl'. Banle of the Suu: Orch, Su. 8 :30 p.m. CBS Gum. Sun. 5,30 p.m. CBS. min Frucott. Sat. 6: 30 Lone R.n.er. G.udon Baking Frank Crumit: julia San_ Philip Morrl.. johnny Pre. Sablan. Jean. Hollvwood Ho The Old Timer. MUlical p.m, NBC. Co., Mon. Wed. .. Fri. denon, Tues. 8 p.m. (Mon. senti; jack Johnstone: tel (Campbell'. Soup),' Fri. Steelma1lers (W h e I' lin I" WI, tb. People. Sanka Cof 6:30 I: 1:30 p.m. {9:30 11 :30 p.m. (or Wnt) NBC. Ru.. Morlln's Orchestra: 8 p.m. CBS. Steel J, Sun. 4 p.m. MBS. fee, Tu.s.• p.m. CBS. p.m. for Weu' MBS Mond.y Nilbt Sbow. Brew Glenn Crol" Tues. 7 p.m 5.1 Hep.tica. Town Hall To The Sbow of the W_k. Locai Weber, Marek, Orchestra. Lord, Phillip•. Sunday Nilht ers' A.s·n, Man 7 p.m (10:30 p.m for West) nilht; Fred Allen: Port· Cooperative Campaii'll, Sun. Contenled Protram (Car • t Seth Parker's (Vicb), CBS NBC; Sat. 7 p.m. (10:30 land HoRa; Merr, UI"S; .s :30 p.m. MBS. nation Milk). Man. 9 Sun.. 6 :30 p.m. (11 p.ra. for Morpn., Fr.nk. Good Ne... p.m for We.. ~ CBS; Peter Van Sleeden'l Or Tbe Wom.n in White. Pill.... p.m. NBC, Westl NBC, of 1939 (Mal:well Mouae What's M1 Name? Budd chestra. Wed. • 1).m. (11 bu..y. Mon. thru Fri. 9:45 WelclL. Irene Rick. Sun. 1:45 Lor~o Joo.... Phillips. Mon, Cofree) Thun. 1 p.m. NBC. .hlllek: rlt'ne Francis: p.m. for Wesn NBC. •.m. NBC pm. 00;15 p.m. for WesO thtu Fri. 10:15 1.1l\.. NBC. Mor••n.. Russ. Orcheltra. Ray BI()t'lt's Orchestra. Fri. S.nU Coffee. We. the: Peo Thi. D.y I. Our•. Cristo. NBC. Lou. Betty. QUlbr Puty. johnny Pre>senn (Philip 7 p.1I\. MBS. ple, Gabriel Huner: Hit Mon, 'hru Fri. 12:45 p.m. Wh.t·. My N.rne'! loban, ~Phmp SaL 7 p.1l\.. NBC. Morris), Tue.. 1 p.rn. Philli... CI,.,.. lnside of ry won Zell. Mark War CBS. PrneQU IlfOlrril), Lucky Strike. Kay Kyse". flO;30 p.rn. for Wenl Spon.: Sim Balter. Mon. now'. Ortbestra. Tues. 8 Thorn••, Lowell. Sun Oil, Fn. 1 p.m. M8S. Musical KI... a- Oanet: NBC; Sat. 1 p.m. {10:30 thru Sat. 6:45 p.m. {TueL p Il\.. CBS Mon. tbnl Fri. 5;45 p.m. Wht'.te_. Ford Rush: Tin Vir,inia Sims: Harry Bab p.rn. for Welt I CBS. Thurs, Sat. 9 15 p.m. for Sand....son. Julia. Battle o( NBC. kle Toy Band. Mon. Wed. bitt; Sully Muon, Wed. Mr. KlH'n, Tr.cl'r of Lost We.tl MBS. Ihe Seus (MalleI. Tues. Thompson. Dorothy. Hour of Fri. 4:45 p.m. MOS. 9 p.m. NBC: Your Hit Pa_ Persons. Bi-So-Ool. Tuu. Phlllipl. Lonnao jonn. Mon. a p.m. (Mon. 11;30 p.m. Chinn (Gelleral Elettric). Wh••tl.s. Gu Thin to Mu rade; Fredda Giblon; Bud Wed. Thurs. 6 15 p.,",. thru Pri. 10:15 a.m. NBC; for West) NBC. Mon. 8 p.m NBC. .ic, Mon. thru Fri. 8 :30. 10 dy Clark; AI Goodman'. NBC. Walta Time: Abt' Lymln's Satin.. Mary Marlaret Me· ThullP We Love. Pond's 4 10:30 a.m MBS; jatk Orch., Sat. 9 p.m. CBS. Mrs. Wi.... of the C.bbale Orchntra: Frank Munn; Bride, Mon. Wed. Fri. 11 Cnam. Mon. 7 ;30 p.m. Armtlltron.., Mon. thru Fri Luddy, B.rbar., Fint Nilht_ P.tcb. Midway Chemical. Manhaltan Chorus. Fri. 8 a.m. CBS. NBC 4 :30 p.m. NBC. u (Campanal, Fri. , p,m. Mon. thru Fri. 9 I.m. p.m. NBC. Saturday Ni.ht Seren.de. Pet Tom Mix Str.llbt Shooter•• \VhHlin, StH!. MUlicl1 (II p.m. for Wesl) CBS. Munn. Frank. Ameritan Al Philippe Co.ml'tic.. john's Milk. Sat. 8 :30 p.m. CBS Rallton Whell Cuell. Steclmakers; Sara Rehm; Lullaby Lady, Carnation bum (Bayer A~pirin). Sun. Other Wife, M"n. Tue~. Sch.....rzkopf. Col. Norman Mon. thru Fri. 4:4S I: 5:45 The Old Timer; Steele Si~ Milk. Yon. 9 p.m. NBC. 1:30 p.m. NUC: WaIn Wed. 9 15 'm. NBC. H.. GanK BU!lten (Col p.m. NBC. teu; Sinltinl Millmen, SUT; Lum .. Abner. Po.. tum. Mon. Time (Phillips), Fri. 8 Pick &. P.t. Model Tobacco, ,ate). Wed. 7 p.m. (11 Tompkin., Joan. Your Fam 4 p.m. MUS. thru Fri. 6:15 p.m. (10:15 p.m. NBC. Mon. 7;30 p.m. (10:30 p.m. for Welt) cns. ily 4 Mine 'Sultell), Mon. \Vhitl!'man, Paul. Orcheatr•. p.m. for Welt) CBS. MUr:Phy, Pat. Girl Alone p.m. for West I CBS. St!'alte.t. Your Family and thru Fri, 4: 1S p.m. NBC Cheslerfield. Wed. 7 :30 Luth~r.n Hour. Lutheran (\.Iuaker Oan & Aunt je. ~iIIsbury Flour. The Woman Mine: Lutille Wall: Bill Town Hall Toni.ht. Iplna p.m, (10:30 p.m. for Welt Laym~n'l Lealue, Sun. 12 mlm. Pantake Flour). Mon. in White. Mon. tbru Fri. Adams; joan Tompkins. &: Sal Hepatica, Wed. 8 CBS. noon &: 3 :30 p,m. MBS. thru Fri. 3:45 p.m. NBC. 9:45 a.m. NBC. Mon. thru Fri 4 15 p.m. p,m. (11 p.m. for Wnt) White Naptha. Guidin~ Light. Lutheran Laymen's L ••rue, Mu.ical Ste~lmakerl. Wheel Pinkhollm M.dlcine. Voice o( NBC. NBC. Mon. Ihru Fri. l :45 p.m. Lutheran Hour; Dr. Walter ing Steel Corp., Sun. 4 p.m Experience, Mon. Wed. Fri Second Hu.b.nd. Bayer A~ Tremayne, Lei t e r, Fir~t NBC. A. Mier. Sun. II noon &' MBS. PO:,~;:S ~~':~m~B~ho5e pirin. Tuetll. 6 ;30 p.m. CBS. Nighter (Campalna), Fri. Willillm. Co.• J. B. True or 3:30 p.m. MBS. Musterole. C.non Robilon. We Sl'nlolltlon CI,Mettel. Don't 7 p.m. (11 p.m. for Wen) Fahe; Dr. Harry Hagen, Lux Radio Theater. Cecil B. Mon. 1 p.m. NBC. Love, Mon. 7 :30 p.m. NBC. You Believe II: Alan Kent; CBS. Mon. 9 p.m. NBC. DeMille, Mon, 8 p.m. CBS. Myrt & Mar.e. Super SUdl, POlt Toaltie•. Joe E. Brown; Tom Slater. Tues Thutl. Trevor, Claire. Big Town Willion. Meredilh. Orcheltroll. Lynlan, Abe, Orch, Wahr: Mon. thru. Fri. 9: IS a.m. Gill &: Oemhng: Margaret 6:30, 6:45 & 8 p.m. MBS. (Rinso), Tun. 1 p.m. Good News of 1939 (Max· Time (Phillip.). Fri. 8 p.m. (3:15 p.m. for Wnt) CRS. McCrae: lIarry So!ni!;'1 Sh~rml'n. Ran.om. S;nilc Pa (10:30 p.m. for West) well Hou.e Coffee), Thurs. NBC. Mystery Chef. Reeional Ad Orchestra. SII. 6 :30 p.m. rade (Sunbritc), Fri. 8 :30 CBS. 8 p.m. NBC. verti!ers. Tues. Thurs. (10 p.m. for Welt). CBS. I.m. (II 30 a.m. for West) Trotter, Johnny. Orchestra. Winchell. Walter. jergens, Ma PerkinI, Oxydol. Mon. 8:45 a,m. (12 noon for Poatum. Lum &: Abner. Mon. NBC. Kraft Musit Hall. Thurs. Sun. 1:30 I: 10 p.m. NBC. thru Fri. 9:45 a.m. I: 2:15 West) NBC. thru Fri. 6:15 p.m. (10:15 Sherwln-Willi.ml Co. Metro 9 p.m. NBC. Winkler, Betty. Girl Alone p.m. NBC, p.m. for Wen) CBS. politan Opera Auditions of Trout. Bob. No:uema. Sat. IQuaker Oats & Aunt je· Madame Cour.,eoul, Our N••el. Conr.d. Silvu Thea Powell, William. HolJywood the Air. WiUrcd Pelletier's 7:30 p.m. (11 p.m. for mima Pantake Flour). Mon. kee's Marearine, Mon. W~d. ter (Ragen Brothers), Sun. Hotel (Campbe1.I'. Soup). arch.; Edward johnlon, West) CBS. thru Fri. 3 :45 p.m. NBC. Fri. 9 :30 a.m. NBC, 5 p.m. CBS. Fri. a p.m. CBS Sun. 4 p.m. NBC. Tru. or rfilise. j. B. Williams Win!t", P.ul. Spelling Oee Mad Ru.si.n. Clmell. Mon. N.tional B.m D.nce. Alka Pretty Kitty Kelly. Wonder Silver The.ter. ROlen Broth Co.. Mon. 9 p.m. NBC. (Enerline). Sun. 4 :30 p.m. 6 :30 &: ":30 p.m. CBS. Selner. Sat. a &: 10 p.m. Bread, Mon. thru Frj, 9 ers, Sun. 5 p.m. CBS. True Story. Mary &' Bob's NBC. Ma.ic Key, RCA, Sun. NBC. a.m. (3 p.m. for Wen) Simi. Vir..inia. Kay Kyser'. True Storie!. Tues. 8 p.m. Wondt'r Bread. Pretty Kitty p.m. NBC. N.tional Farm &: Home Hour. CBS. Musical Klus &: Dance NBC. Kelly. Mon. thru Frj, 9 Manh.ttan Merry-Go-Round. Mon. thru Sat. 11 :30 p.m. Princell P.t. Tale of Today. (Lucky Sirike). Wed. 9 TucklPr, Sophil'. Roi Tan Ci a.m. (3 p.m. for West) Or. Lyon'., Sun. 8 p.m. NBC. Sun. 5:30 p.m. NBC. p.m. NBC, lara. Mon. Wed. Fri. 5:45 CBS. NBC. Neil"hbor Boy•. Avalon CiC Professor Quiz. Noxzema. Sin.-Inlt: Mlllmen. Musical p.m. (12 mid. for West) Wonder Bread 1ft HOltel1 M.nh.tt.n Chorul. Wah.-: arettes, Sat. 6 p.m. (II :30 Sat. 7:30 p.m. (II p.m. for Steelmaken (W h eel i n I CBS. C.kt'. jlck Haley: Ted Time (Phillipl), Fri, 8 a.m. for Welt) NBC. West) CBS. Steel). Sun. 4 p.m. MBS. Tuml. Vocal Varicties: jerry Fio-Rito·. arch.: Lucille p.m. NBC. Ne.bitt, John. Pauin&, PI Puffed Whut .. Rice. Dick Siollter, Tom. Oon't You Be Coopcr, Tues. I: Thurs. Ball: Vireinil Verrill, Fri. M.nner•.t, Lucille. Citi~. Ser radc (Gulf Oil). Sun. 6:30 Traty. Mon. thru Fri. 4 lieve h (Senlation Ciea 6:15 p.m. (Tues. onlv 6:30 p.m. (11 :30 p.m. for vice l.;Oncert. Fri. 7 p.m. p.m. CBS. p.m. NBC. rettes), Tues. Thun. fo:30, 10 15 p.m. for Wnt) NBC. West) CBS. NBC. Nohie, R.y, Orch. Chester 6:45 &: 8 p.m. MBS. Woodbu..,.. Hollywood Play Mareb of Time. Life. Pri. 8 :30 field. Pri. 1:30 p.m. (10:30 Quaker Oatl. Girl Alone; Slo.n's Liniment. Warden Uncle Ezra'. Sund.y After houte; Charln Boyer, 8 I: p.m. NBC. p.m. for Welt) CBS. Beny Winkler: Pat Mur Lawu' Criminal Cue His noon In Rosedale (Alka 9 :30 p.m. NBC. M.rtin, Tony. Chnterfield. Novia. Don.ld. Fibber IIc_ phy, Mon. thru ThurL 3:45 torin, Pri. 7 p.m. NBC. Scltzer I, Sun. 4 p.m.; Wril"ht, Edytbe. Raieich a Fri. 7:30 p.m. f10:30 p.m. Gee 01: Co. (johnson's p.m. NBC; Quaker Party; Smitb, K.te, O.amond Salt. Uncle Ezra's Rldio Slation Kool. Wed. 7 :30 p.m. for Wnt) CBS. Wax). TUel. 1;30 p.m. Tommy RillS: Betty Lou: Tues. Thurs. Sat. 11 a.m. (Alka--5eltnr), Tues. Fri. (10:30 p.m. for Wnl) M.ry .. Bob's Tnae Stories. NBC. Larr, Clinlon·. Orchntra: CBS: Swansdown C a k'e 9:45 p.rn. NBC. NBC. True Storie.. Tun, 8 p.m. Noxuma. Prof. Quiz; Bob Be. Wain, Sat. 1 p.m. Flour &: C.lumet Bakine Uncle Jim'. Quution Bee. Wrll"ley'. Cum. The Laugh NBC. Trout, Sat. 7 :30 p.m. (II NBC. Powder, Thurs. 7 p.m. WuhinltOn Coffee. Sat. Liner; Billy House: jl(k p.m. for Well) CBS Fulton; Carl Hohenearten·. Ma.ont Sully. Kay Kyser's {l0:30 p.m. for Welt} 6 :30 p.m. NBC. MUllcll Klass &: Dance Ralel~h .. Kool. Edythe CBS. Univerllty of Cbicap Round Orchutra. Sun. 5 :30 p.m. (Lucky Strike). W~d. 9 Old Dutcb Clunser. Bacbe· Wtlcht; jack Leonard; SOlnlk, Harry. Orcbestra. T.hle Di.cullion. Sun. CBS p.m. NBC. lor'. Children. Mon. thru Tommy Ooney'a Orches Post Touties. Sat. 6: 30 11 :30 a.m. NBC. M••ter., Frankie, Orchestr•. Fri. 8:45 a.m. CBS. tra, Wed. 7:30 p.m. (10.30 p.m. (10 p.m. (or We.t) Utt.I, Fred. For Men Only Youn•• Robert. Good New. It Can Be Done (Hou!>C! Old En.li.h Wu. Our Gal p.m. for Weu) NBC. CBS. (Vitalis), Tues. 7 :30 p.m. of 1939 (Maxwell Hou!>e hold Financd, Wed. 9 :30 Sunday. Thurs, Fri. 11:45 R.I.ton Whe.t Cere.1. Tom Spellin&, Bee. Enerline. Sun. NBC. Cofft'e). Thurs. 8 p.1l\.. p.m. CBS. p.rn..; Romance of Hclen Mil: Stralcht Shooters, 4:30 p.m. NBC. NBC. Maupin, Rex.l Orch. Smile Trent. Thurs. Fri. 11 :30 Mon. thru Fri. 4:45 I: 5:45 Spit.lny, Phil, Orchestr•. V.li.ot Lady. Gold Medai, Youn", Vidor, Orchestra. Parad~ (;:)unbrite), Pri. p.m. CBS. p.m. NBC. Hour of Charm {General Mon. thru Fri. 1 :30 p.m. Hollywood Hotel (Camp 8:30 a.m. (11:30 a.m. for Old F ••bioned Reviv.1 Hour. R.ye. M.rth•. Lifebouy Soap. Electric}, Mon.. a p.m. NBC. beU'~ Soup). Fri. 8 p.m. West) NBC. Gospel Broadcastine Ass·n, Tue~. 7:30 p.m.. (11 p.m. NBC. Vallee, Rudy, Orch. ROYII CBS. Maxwell House COrret. Good SUD. a I: 10 p.m. MBS. for West) CBS Spry. Aunt je":ny's Stories. Dellertl, Thurs, 7 p.m. Youn"".n, Henny, MondlY News of 1939; Robert One Man'. Family. Tender RCC~()5'~a/;~nkK:!J~ck,~ig~~ Mon. thru 'Fri. 10:45 a.m. NBC. Nil"ht Show (Brewen' Youne: Finny Brite: luf Tea. Wed. 7 p.m. (Sun. (1:15 p.m. for Welt) CBS_ V.n Steeden, Petl'r, Orcbe... AII'n). Mon. 7 p.m. CBS. Frank Morlan; Mc!redith 11:30 m. for We!ll) NBC. che.tr'a. Sun. 1 p.m. NBC. Star Tbe.ter. Texaco, Wed. tr.. For Men Only (Vi Youn&, Widd~r Brown. Cal WiI1!on·. arch.. Thurs. 8 O'Neill.. Ivory Soap. Mon. Re..ion.1 Advertiser.. Mys a :30 p.m. CBS. talis). Tues. 7 :3C p.m. Aspirin a- Haley'! M-O. p.m. NBC. thru Fri. 11: 15 p.m. NBC. tery Cbef, Tun. Thur!. Steele Siaters. MUlical Stc!el NBC; Town HaU Tonight Mon. thru Fri. 10:30 a.m. McBride. Mary Mar&,aret. La O'Neill, Kitty. Avalon Ci"l 8:45 I.m. (12 noon for makers (Wheeling Steel), (Ipana & Sal Hepatica). NBC. Frante and Satina. Mon. rette!. S.t. 6 p.m. (Il ;30 Welt) NBC. Sun. 4 C.m. MBS. Wed. a p.m. (11 p.m. for Your Family &. Mine. Sul Wed. Fri. 11 a.m. CBS. •.m. fo..- West) NBC. R.bm. S.r.. Musical Steel Stell. Oal .1. Milk of Mal We!ll). NBC. tett, Mon. thru Fri. 4 ~ 15 McC.rthy, Ch.rlle. Chue a Our C·~ Sunday. Anadn, makers (WheelinJ Steel), nnil. Mon. thru Fri. 3: 1S V.seline. Dr. Chriuian; lean p.m. NBC. Sanborn, Sun. 7 p.m. NBC. Mon. 'ca. Wed.; Old En Sun. 4 p.m, MBS. p.m. NBC. Heraholt. Tues. " p.m. CBS. Your Hit Parade. Lucky McConnell. Smilin' Ed. Acme elish Wu. Thurs. Fri. Reinhardt. M.Jl. Star Theater Stepmother. Coleate. Mon. Verrill. Vir.lnl.. Wonder Strike, Sat. 9 p.m. CBS. , 18 Radio Guide. Week Ending November 12, 1938 WAVE Your HAIR AT HOME RADIO GUIDE'S X-WORD PUZZLE The New SCOTT SUPER XII with "JACKEY" Waye Setter CHASSIS PRICED AS LOW AS New amll:E\ng device s give, yOU proft'8fl.lonal • wave tn 5 minutes 59900 PI•• TO' also fe·setl! )'our per .0 It manent. Jackey does * * tor you, mechanically, l'Xftctly wbllt the I~ beauty operatOr does with her tlng('ts and II. U? comb, whf>1l "'he glvet *" you a finger W/l'-e. It * look Ilet 6 month8 to " I('arn it, )'011 can do It PAT. riO. 21110531 U Inlltantly by placing "JHck(')'" on J'onr Itair and merely pushing your thumb allli foreftng('r together. It Ilulomatkally ';* 14* * drllw~ * IHI.'- t,llll' of wave, 1'old of 8mateurlllh look - hl'IH ~lllt('d to your IletllOllflIItY-8(tves $13.00 to "11;.00 a H'ar on heaut," bill. "1.'61'8 no bellt: no * * ('\('drll'lt,.; no dnnJrer0l18 ('h('ml('1l1~. Made of sturdy ("nmt,·lIki> matt·rlal. 11l1I!S Ulan~' )-ellr8. Light lUI n r"'tih('r, II ('hlld ('Ilil baodle It. COl'IIII ollly $1.00. Jll~t ~end $1.00 tor "Jackey" po!'tvald. Or 1I1'ud -"our IIllme find nddress alld we'll ship C.O.D. n I'IlJ po"tmllll $1.00 plus cbarges on arrival. Gllllr * * Ilnt('l'o:! 1I~ adwrtl"etl In Good Hou,ekeepin,. It " " 1I0t df'lIl('htf"d we In~llIt }·Oll return It wlthlu 10 days 17 ASUPER· EFFICIENT CUSTOM· BUILT SCOTT tor J·our dollar bllck. Ord('r today. De~IKned lor the thousandll who have wanted fI JACKEY PRODUCTS, Box 61·XC, Louisville, Ky. 'udlfet ,,;'::;;g.1 ~b~~;:"T~ :'.dn :u~~ J>llymenll In U.S.A. NOT SOLD ~~~e:}.\\ ~ ~' ~ THRU STORF,S. Rend the COIl_ .. .. I It to HORIZONTAL 60. -- Berg, radio actress 9. Master of Ceremonies ~ll~': 1~~':.~U1O:;'r~ ror loIubU6.Io_(o-mbwUJ', lUI). 61. Clif( --, radio actor (abbr.) 1. 4. Star in the portrait 10. Billy Idelson plays th{' part GET SPECIAL OFFER! New FREE BOOKl 7. Precious stone VERTICAL 0'-- ~~':.~~~~...J,":J'=:~1,; 10. Contend in runnin. 1 Initials of Don Ameche 12. To rel{ard with Carl' E. H.Scott Radio Labs., Inc. aidl.... th-.nde of .tobborn ca.•. 11. Unit of measure A month 14. A step ••1 •••_n.wood A....,n.... ~1~of;"}~~P1'tod.,.. It'e Ill>- 2. ~pt. :JIT., ChICOIIlO. 1111""._ 13. Duties 3. Clo..e by 15. To placl' The MlcorCo.,809H Stat.Uf.BIdJ.,lndllnapolls.lnd 16. Mary --. singer 4. Barry --. ~in~tr 16 ward fiend an the tact•• order bbnll:••nd ,peclal oII'u. M. ll~li/111HM. 18. Flashier 5. A tree 17. Feminine namt 19. Color of Lorin~ Nichot~· 20. Prepare to take part in 6. Ll'ad{'r of tht Royal Ca ...... , .. , . If I Send warfare nadians hair vau 21. An outer room 7. Em{'r.. on --, bandleadu 20. A month Add.e . ]'M15 FINE SUIT- 21. Masculine name 8 Makl' mort' active 24. Eddie --, comedian ITU"IOS: Chleaoo. O.lrolt ".10, wyOl"k. LeeA I.. 23. Winifred --, ~oprano 27. Willard --. radio actor 25. Nola --. son~stress 28. Jack --, tenor 26. Hint. appeal Solution to Puzzle 31. Elinor --. ~onll:~tress 29. Scarce Given Last Week 33. -- Beasley. llOn~~tre5S 30. President of a colll'te 34. Gabriel --'. comlll{'ntator Ste\'eM, bandleader 32. -- 35. Deviatl'd from proper cour~e l~rJ:J.!:I~~~tI;il~~~ 35. Type of drum 36. An l'allY ~ait 37. Louis --. announCl'r 42. Pri{'lltJy Vl'stml'nt 38. Intimatl' friend 43 Urll:l'nt want 39. Mu~ical drama 44. Rotate 40. Small, liH coal 45. -- Davie~, singer·pianist ft~l!:,ATCHED 41. A fruit 46. ~h~culine name 48. Spenc('r --. radio actor 47. l'l'ed by fi..hermen 50. Prl'vented 48. Hellrr' --, balldleader 53. Marek --, orchutra lead 49. Point of the compass from 0"er1oo,000 patteme. Pane-ar. h.and· Dor~ey tallOf'ed to )'oar lIIleaeu.... Gllaran~ to fit. 51. Initials of Tommy St-nd a pl~a otdoth or vest TODAY for FRill: 54. "Paired 52. Fir~t appearance beforl' th{' SAMPLE of the bnt makh obtainable. Write to AMERICAH MATCH PANTS COMPANY 55. Paul --, bandleader Jlublic OIPT. 11.0. • W. IIlAHOOLPH ST.. CHICAGO. ILL. 56. Masculine name 58. Pronoun 57. -- Lyman, bandleadl'r 59. Till' two of us
RECORDS OF THE WEEK GOVERNMENT CLER~
Classical: Popular: ICTOR has unleashed another Andre Kostelanetz has three new 1 copious catalog of recordings records out which he made, we V made abroad by sister com strongly suspect, at the same time he Free for Asthma panies in England and France, and recorded the three for his album last now available on the domestic label. ;year. The new ones run to over-ar During Winter_ Amid large slugs of Bach church mu rangement, a charge we never ex 1t y011 lIulTf'r with tho.e terrible attaeb of A,thmo sic, various chamber works, concerti pected to make against the great wllt'u It I, cold 8ml damp; It raw. 'Wintry winds and miscellaneous treasures, we sin Kostie. But in the new Bugle Call Rag make )'on cboke all It eacb gasp for breatb was tbe '·fOr,. lallt; It re~ttul ,1eep III Impoll8lble be<'auae of gled out the Music for Strings by the it's neither swing nor symphonic pop. the atrul/gIl' to breathe; it YOU (eel the dlseue III contemporary Britisher, Arthur Bliss, but pretty much spinach. However, tdowly wt'llrlng '·Ollf lite away. don't t.1I to lM!nd at in Swamp Fire he hits a very satis once to the )'N)ntler AlItllma eo. for a free trial of a piano collection by Serge Prokofieff • r"marllaIJI" method. No matter wbere you lhe or (born the same year as Bliss), and factory stride. The newest, Tiger Rag wh('thl'r you haH' any faith In any relnedy under and Casey Jones, has been held up on WANT THIS JOB? thl" RUII, ''''luI for tbtll frt'e trial. It you bave lutrered Schubert's famous "Death and the tor It Ilfellml' and trll'd everything you could ll'arll Maiden" string quartet. an overtime release. (All BrunswiCk.) ot without relltf; t'.en It rOll are utterly dbcour 81260, 81440 Year 1110::00, (10 1I0t .haudon hope but Rud today for tbl, Bliss is a modern in the way we Count Basie sports one of the coun frt"t' trill\. It will co"t you Ilothln,. Addres. like moderns. There is flow and beauty try's very best swing outfits, and his Men·Women / Franklin Institute Frontier Aathma Co. 93-0 Frontier Bid... to his music, but he is not afraid of latest record carries on nobly in the / Dept. E190 462 Nt•••Ta Street, Buffalo, New York Work at Wuh / Rocu.ter. N. Y. dissonances and potent harmonies. And tradition. It's called Texas Shuffle. in,.ton. D. O. / (;f>ntll'mf>n: RUllh to mf' after Frank Black's leadership in pop (Decca.) KaDJ' other ~ Fnt:lll of charge. lillt ot For the most complete programs ularizing string symphonies, this in fovernment 11.0 U. H. (;O\-I'rntnf'nt I'llt' pay ever published get Tommy Dorsey falls for the college joba obtain· (). j<>j, •. ~Nld Ill'" FItt;E 32,pllge strumental combination looms large type pop tune in his newest disk, and it able. ~ book df'tI"rllolnlt' ..Iarlee. 'l"IlCll- in our eyes. Thus, Music for Strings is pretty thin stuff. Stompin' at the Lbt lobi I h~I~,U~~ lIQoUU~~t~n~o;'~:e o1e~~:a: Radio Guide is a happy experience- and it is Stadium. Edythe Wright singing. (Vic FREE / jooe. treated effectively by Sir Adrian Boult Kail / tor.) Coupon N.me . On sale at all newsstands and the string section of the BBe Today / every Thursday Symphony. (Victor album 464. $5.) -Joe Thompson. SURE / A('IIJrf'RR •.•.• Radio Guide. Week Ending November 12, 1938 19 &/4-C SUNDAY SUNDAY TH IS WEEK'S PROGRAMS
Smoke Dru.ms (H. Fendrith (I· Schedule Changes-New Programs, Program cars) WE. R KSO \\ .IT WLW MORNING WTCS KOll WDA Y \\ ESC KOA 7:00 CST 6:00 MST Changes and Closings can be found on page 34 Sundoay Drl'tef$ K:-.TP \\ HO PHrltu Trio: W\lY WOAY ~---- ( w 15,33) K 41 L\\ On ~ SlI"d~y Alternoon: KOIL Or,,," Re(IUI" WO"6~lTMST \\-GO 7:15 CST Log of Stations Listed in Edition C-Northwestern KF.I 1·()uhntrl Pa....dit (!olittr Be Is: Yo~tT Y.[)A\ h.~O 1------KF F Urutfd PrHb) tnuo 1101.11' "I" ~ij Kilo· Power Net CaU Kilo Powtr Net· KF\ R. '",s "'lucilo PrlJll. 7:30 CST 6:30 MST Letton cyclts W~tts Loution work Letten cycln Watts Loution work K:\I \ Ifl tory "'peak Tont Piclurti: WOAY K::JO ------_ K500 To be announced \\('\L·Luthtr..n World Four Showmen: WO\\ K TP CJRMt S40 1.000 Rtgln,. Saslr..atchew.an cae weco 810 SO.OOO Minneapolis·St. P.tul CBS \\ HO RpPUblir , (0 IItft 7:45 eST 6:45 MST (to( 1120 1.000 Brlindon. M.lnltob.a CBC WOAFt 610 5",000 K,.,ans.a, City, Missouri NBC·R \\ UQ G ve Me a Jut. Aruma' New, (Iut.: ,",OW K'TP CKY 910 15,000 Wlnnlpt'g. M..".loha CBe WDAY 940 S.lXW) F.1.r,o. North OOikOu. NBC ~·SL \ \11 \!UDe: HaD 1:00 eST 7:00 MST KDAL· 1500 100 Duluth, M.nntsOU CBS WDCiY 1180 5.01)) M n"uPO P.J.ul MBS y, .'A.· It Joack sOld Ti.men From the 0",," Loft· \\ ceo KfAB no 10,000 LincOln. Nebr.ulr..t CBS YIi [BC 1290 5,000 Ololllolth, M,nnnob. NBC \\ 'I\'> I a, It Seem KK~OJ"'V tbCl \\8B\1 "" \ (w 2 51) 780 1.000 Brookln,,,. Soutb O"kou low WENR 870 SO,lX:lO (hic..,o, I ,nols N8C·8 2:15 CST 1:15 MST CNst to (Olist on a 81's: \\ESC' KFNFiI 1410 1,000 GUPld Forb, North Dakou loul WeN 720 SO,OlXI Chlugo,llllnois M8S Ph,lh"rrnonlC Symphony Society KOIL \\ I' ." 890 1.000 ShenolPldo.. ". low, louJ WHASt 820 SO.OlXI Louosville. Kentucky C8S \nL\Q K<.;O \OtT . l. KFVR 550 5,OlXI 8lsmuck. North D,kota NBC WHlB 1370 250 VI,glnla. Minnesota CBS 01 \' KR, T K~JO KFYR I KMA 930 5.000 ShenlindGih. lowol NBC·S WHO 1000 50000 Db MClnn. lowol HBC·R ThrIC Cheen: KOIL KFYR Turn Back the ClCKk: K TP KMBCt 9SO 5,000 Kansas Coty. Missouri CBS WJRt 7SO 50,000 DetrOot. Mochigan CBS K~OO \\.0\\ f 21.5) KNOX 1090 50,000 St. LouIs. Missouri CBS WLB 760 5.000 Mlnneapolls,S1. P,ul Local On a Sund"y Afternoon: YoDG\" 8:15 CST 7:15 MST KOA 830 50,000 Denver. Color"do NBC·R WLS 870 50.000 Chiugo, Illinois NBC·8 SundlY Dri'ters: WDAY KOA Tom TerriS: WOW ( \' 2: c,) KOll 1260 5.000 Om"h., Hebrask" NBC·S &- Mas WLW 700 500.000 CinClnnltl. OhiO NBC &:: MB5 WOW 8:30 eST 7:30 MST KRNT- 1320 5,000 On Molnu, low. CBS WMAQ 670 50,000 Chiugo, Illinois NBC-R Wings Over Jord"n: W(lO h,SCJ KSCJ 1330 5,000 Sioux City, lowl CBS WMFC 1210 2SO Hibbing, Minnnota CBS KrJ)1 Croukston Dinner Cub \\. AX K:'oIOX WHOM (sw KSlt 1130 50,000 Soalt uke City. Utlh CBS WMIN 1370 2SO St, P"ul. MlnnlSou Local K\lA Haden'. HlUbillin 2151) KSO· 1430 2.500 Des MOlilu. low. N8C·a &:: MBS WMT 600 5.000 Cedu Rlplds &:: W"ter1oo. b., ,\'CAL Son. RKlI,1 WEOC COIhIC <;Irip, ~.. or Ilr t' 11 1"1t r-n. I KSOO 1110 5.000 Sioux Fa's, South D"kota NBC NBC-B &:: MBS WE R 'ova, 1 -, "" '1 IlU", 1... O Hawoalian' Kf"J\1 F. "I Lte ~h'mn~ KW\"O Swlnll: Sn ion W,\.\8.'ew, Music &:: Ameriun Youth: KO\' Southern~irn: WEBC Grut PI,ys: KFYR K50 "':lIP Ih l"lrl Chc;1IJ \\'88" \\ Olhl Time Europe Coalling: KRNT KSCJ we.\L \Incb of Faith Wo<;Y Ed, 8N!,. John510n Aub,de for Strings: KFAB K\lOX. Canuy Chorus: ROIL WGS \\-TCO The WurSd We LiH In WDGy·s!lI" Jiln W UQ S;ay It With )(u,ie K'IOX WlllB KF.\O KDAL WG~-W,ItE'r •'e" K\I.\ Yo L' \\ ~1T KFJ\t Lutberan narrb W\II.· R" I II Cllh, fr I Choir ("!JQIWPlnOr.UII" trll' ~"m .a_ Flandnrr, (KeIl. \\ \II ~l. I M \1 !odin 10:00 CST ':00 MST K:\WX The WcwSd We W\'e In W. 'AX I " .. ',' 1111" ,: L:,ors ","',..,.,. flf tllf' foct ..tllne of the WIU.B Old Time Tunes W. 'AX j; &: C Iff I' 11111 K"pubU.. ti'll h~.. 1 ChiS. Poaul, organist: KSCJ KWYO ("hure:b Remole 11:45 CST 10:45 MST \\ \lfG Hlbblnl linion Gospel \\Tr'lh Tr, WB8~t ",11 prj iUlp ID War...... re C weco KFAB WHL8 WB8" Xews MUSIC H,ll KsO \\)fT J-'r___14<>.t 11'''1 __If.-c:'t.lIl4 will 3:00 CST 2:00 MST KDAL KR:'oiI W,'A.· WDGY'" rh of ellri t Set nti:l>t \\ \fI.. ill ,'" !Od 8revities KFJ:\t Luthl,t n Church Senice .. H"fI Vtspe:rs: WE8C WTeN WLW-RIJul Roundup W. ',\X 1-· !C,.' DreOll. Bov"I W[ay WE.·R KsOO KOlt News: To be "nnounced: wme "\IT R; d \\ il n I W88\1 I II; Sumbt-n 'Benno R"blnoff, violinist: KSTP 1:15 CST 12:15 MST WDAY KO\ l W 2: 5) Wel 0 R,bbie Gonion K fA WJiO WOW (tW 15.33\ Old Time Tunes: \nIFG News: Alice Remsen, contulto: 11:00 CST 10:00 MST \\- HI.O Hire', 10 Ual.cio, Ben"y Venut,'s Pr!ilm.: WG~ KSOO WlW Sh,kespeare's Engl,nd: "DAY ~nllN P,cific PoaraUlI\l! Men With Win,s. dnmoa: WOGV KF. 'F-Vir \Ip)'er's 8and org~nist: W~AX R'lho Ac WG,' WLW WG\ Alirp Blue, pianist Ran!ilers Se:ren"de; KOA W"lter Fl,ndorf, KSO KFYR K:sTP WOW W~tfG Cllri~tlan R~dio H~II: And It Ctnl An Old Sone nx", Rangen: KFAB \VCeO WLW Church by Side o( the Road Slr~nle NeIghbor Nell, philo\ophy: \\'LW CKYGr,ce United Church l:r~:~· "~;~f'~\"~·~d· ,:~~b~i'': W:'otl~ lunrheon on the Terroau KDAI. KsCJ KR~T WHtB \nfAQ A It Sftms WlollN·~ews: KSOO W:'olT W\IAQ KFA8·Fir:l>t Conlrelation Church In Ihi' .'.11'- Ih" I,rl,,.-\f'll. dr.- W:'ofT ~\\tet "u ic (s\\ 15.27) Half and Half Chas. Paul, orgoanist: K\IOX KFH1·Waltz Time IIHIII h~'1 Illdli'd, lib' lll'<."Ond \\'~AX \1elocJy ::.tyles WMT-Bi hop Oxn~m KF'J)1 Dinner Club W:\AX IILlJhitly Jamboree Reyiewing Stoand: WeN KSO KFNF·Bapti~t Church !~~~~~I/~~lI~;~~:I,;~IMI~J1~~~t,':J i\TCS-Jaroe Joy Show KF'iF,SUll'hine Prim. WOW·Mrthodi~t Hour . KMA,Church Service In I:;"~), t. hU~l'Il (III Ih(' ]E-iend KMOX TrnelOltue Rollini Ino: KM,\ KOA-Colorado Vlliv. Prl[m. thlll h",1 ,'''"11' c1H\\"n lI,r"ugh 12:45 CST 11:45 MST Bib Becker's ChIoU About Dogs W88M D..ve Dacal, organ 3:15 CST 2:15 MST KFYR-Studio Pritt!. KOll Grandpa Reild Funnies Iht' "l'IlllIrln, tlf • lUall Who ROlingen Serenade: WOW KOIJ.-Suntl,I)· \Iurlllll( \1eloclies KWYO-Mood Mu.ie,le 1OO.I,:W'I':'::lllo~Op~..t' ~h"\·II. (Red Hurt Dor Food): Ksrp WIIO·StranjJe as It S-ems KOA WHO WMFG-Chevrolet Kiddies KFNfRev. Orn Compton KSTP·:\ew WB8M-Piano Parad. Church of the Air: KSCJ KRXT W'II~ lE'morie~ KFJ\1Hawaiian String Pickers Thilt Endure WMAQ-A Step Abead with Nor· KWYO-Polhh Baud \\'CAL-Divine Services Wero WIII.D W~AX·Cliff Frederickson, ac· man Ho s WOO\! World We Live in \\·EBC.\1orninl \1u"icale KOlt EchoC's from the Stare cordiani:l>t WDGY-liarmony lIall WGN-Univ. of ChiuIO Chilpel MusiuUy Speaking: CKX KSOQ Circle Service Boy, 3:30 CST 2:30 MST 1 :45 CST 12:45 MST The World Is Voun. dnmoa: KOA WLS·Oron (onct'rt Sen'ices Symphony Club of Phil,delphitbt ~erellade PAge 21 in RMedaie (Alk,·Seltzer): WIIO A Tale of Today, drilm.a (Princess Good Listening for Sunday KFYR·Curtain Calls WMAQ R04 WOW TO~ dO't..,1 ..nO .Ution. wllicll will b._ t. t P 1" "- hw·9.53) 15.33) fOund ,n tile _ .. ...,.'" P...... c.lu... n. -" tl'\e t" _u In.,c_ WG~·Se.... Sports WHLB-Wonb and Mu~ie SUNDAY Siln Frilnclsco Exposition Prgm.: Tile Lilugh Liner (Wrigley's MORNING Gum); Billy Hr>tae. COml'diaD; \\'\1.\Q- r" be announced KSCJ KMOX WilLa KRNT "'\11 . Rivl'r Lake Tabernul.. KDAL WBB ! W\lFG (sw.15.27) J Irk Fulton. tnr., Carl Hohl'o, 11:00 CST (10:00 MST) Radio City Music Hall. November 6 A 'p"<"lll t'Oll«-rt trom ~I· (arlen'. Orch.. KSCJ WIILB Symphony orchestr.a directed by Erno Rapee. 8:45 CST 7:45 MST lure JaI'D,I. BaD Frallcois,'O, b..1d KRNT WBB~I K\!OX WCCO Irene Rich (Welch Grape Juice), •• • pr_YJ\OOlillon P",IU'lIJ11. dram.. : KOIL WTCN WENR ", U h....e ('harll'...... lIma" .. KFAB WXAX W!lIFG KDAL 11:30 CST (10:30 MST) University of Chicago ~'W-l1.83) \" LW \nlT KSO (.),. c_ 10:15 Hugh Hancrort, organist: CKY Jot.t w1tb • alai,· ..borg. of ( Round Table Discussion. ~... OR. I CKX :::.0, ladtuUDIl m"a:l"rs ot uri The World Today: CKX CK\' p.m.) 0Ih!{a "l'luwl~ dub•. AFTERNOON KSCJ \Iul ll\ I t1il"h:X- KSTP ·l·ht E'x'ra Wet. Optu Auditions of the Air New Friends of Music: WDA Y "G~ B, en "~' Orc!. WCCO-Cedric Ad;/lms (:-herwin Wim..m~): KSOO WMT KFYR 12:00 CST (11:00 MST) Great Playa. 9:00 CST 8:00 MST WDAI- ~'IIde~tref'h ut the News "T(~ WENR KOIL KSO Joe Gal1i"hio'~ O~ch.: WOW Marlowe's '·Or. F.austus· will be presented, Good Will Hour (lronized Vea~t): WG. Dick Jurlen' Orc-h. (·ontf' lant : H@n...... I"@ Ito", ... The Show of ~he Week; R.ay Per· \\GS WHO. 'ews .....1 r.UKl, ot "on·plJkr. Ohio. 12:30 CST (11:30 MST) Europe Calling; Poland'• \\JR-Hudhpe & B) LUle T.~hl AI uDder, ....·hll.rj· kins, m.e. WG_' \nIT KOlL Anniversary. Hori.ce Heidt's Alemite Brigi.· "'LW Los AI teos lOti", or "no ~u fiernla!U': KSO KSTP )Il1rJl'lret liar ha.. l,trallo.ot die": KSTP W\1AQ WDAF KOA W\IAQ [, "II S ..... 1'd IllstNC I', lI.delpbia, J.. KFHI ~ opper Guide 1:00 CST (12:00 MST) Th~ Magic Key; Sym \\LW \\OW WHO 110 AS~G('iation KOA.(h·ie phony Music. Russ Morll.an's Orch.: KFYR wow liO\l Ro) ruc, un Y"pft' !lour: CKX CKY K~OO-~llOrb Revue Fr.ank Bla.ck, director; Clifton F.adim.an. m.c.: Helen WEBC KOIL W.IT WS\! K~IA 10:30 CST 9:30 MST KF\B·1\ev.s n EBr -\lelody Hnoor Jepson, Metropolitan sopra.no, and R.aymond Musty, Accent on Music: K... L KF.-\B I Jel1·0 Prgm.; Jack Benny: KOA KF.·F German Scr"lce WMI~ ,De He .ke Singe stJ.r of the current play. "Abe Lincoln in IIhnois," i.re \\"IILB W\.\X KR\"T KDAL: (,llso "C 6 p ,.,.) KFrR·Studio nTC\ Church 'II. SIC Apprecia K.'fA·World Light Opera. Co. tio this week's gu~ts. K~IBC WHA:-, WBB\I (~~ 11.83) I Lou Breese's Orch.: n\l\Q KO.-\ \\TAL·Bible T..lk 5:45 CST 4:45 M5T 2:00 CST (1:00 MST) Philharmonic·Symphony Nat'! Forum: CKX CK Y CJR" WDA Y WTC\ WEBC (sw·9.53) WCCO·L..mp Lightinl Time P.aul de Milrky. piinist: CKX "FBI GM'aldin('l Hallna. sonltl Gene Krupa'S Orch.: W:'\AX WDGY-Broad\lo ..) Temple CKY Society of New York. John Barbirolli, conductor. K\lOX-Evening Serenade hl'-AD WIILB KSCJ KDAL WE8C-Concttt Hall KsrJ·To be -..nnouncecf KR~T K, tBC WMfG W'IH'·N__s: Community Sing WDA Y"History Speaks weco WCCO·Drama Time WBB't (w-6.12) W~AX·Southern Normal Prpn, WEBC·Slory Behind the Song 3:30 CST (2:30 MST) The World Is Yours; WHO·Headlines of the Week Dramatization. WO'-\Y'Ief't YOllr ~eilthbor Ray Kinney's Orch,: KFVR 4:15 C5T 3:15 MST W:\UN·Hearth and Home WE. ·R·Jerry Cooper, tongs W~\1 WilD K~TP CKTB.()rgan Echu. 4:00 CST (3:00 MST) San Francisco Exposition. \~.IR. nt>~hlicall Comm. Musical Mirror: CKX CKY KFA8-Ma5ter Singen \\ \IfG-\\ord~ & \1Uf>1C W80M·Around the Dial 4:00 CST( 3:00 MST) Metropolitan Opera Audi· WTC\ Purt~ of Can ;\ews: K\lOX WOW WIIAS WCAL·Aftemoon Coneert NIGHT tiona of the All'. WTMJ-Sleffes Pl'1!;m. 9.R\I.-Trehure C~e.1 . W\tlN·Announcen' Conted 9'15 CST 8'15 totST K.SL-~unuay E"eOlIl&: Service 6:00 CST 5:00 MST 4:30 CST (3:30 MST) Ben Bernie's Orchestra •,• WDA1'-D:l.Oce Orch. 4:30 C5T 3:30 MST Russ Morga.n s Orch.: KSO WE~R.Six.Day Bike Raca Paul Wing's Spelling Bee (Ener· Edward Tomlinson and thc Other and Lew Lehr, Comedian. ~ine): WHO KSTP WOW WLW Americas: WENR KSO KSOO KtH1~t>w! WGN-Joe Sanders' arch. W\IAQ (sw.15.33l WTCN 5:00 CST (4:00 MST) Silver Theater; Conrad WCCO·Bernie Bierman WLW·J\lhlllly Lewis' Orch. W'lI~·Rhurnba l'onh·lItaDt.: Five hat deslgD- Jetl-O Prgm.; Jack Benny; Mary Nagel, m.c, WDAY'leet Yo... r Neighbor Rh)"lhm fOr!! VI. five IrlitE' hu~bandll. Franchot Tone and Rita Johnson will co·star in an orig· WENn·Vocal Varieties WT\I,I Hh\'lhm Time Livingstone; Kenny Baker; Andy l\Iu~ic Ben Bernie & All the Lads; Lew Devine; Phil Harris' Orch: WL\V inil dnma.. WJH Accl!'nt on 10:45 CST 9:45 MST J.ehr (llalf and Half Tobacco): WTMJ WDAF KFYR WDAY \\"TMJEkern Club Gene Krupa's Orch.: "\lOX WJH l\r.\B I{HNT KMOX WCCO 'VOW WIIO WSI\1 KSTP WMAQ NIGHT 9:30 CST 8:30 M5T \VilAS \\'BB~I (~w·15.27) (also see 10 KSOO WEBC (sw·953) (al~o at Hollywood Playhouse, drami. Ray Kinney's Orch,: WOW 6:00 CST (5:00 MST) Jack Benny, Comedian. 11.111.) 10:30 p.III.) (Woodbury): KOA WSM (also fJRM-The Staber Serl'nade ~,ctur... on P.\I. 15 Mary Livingstone, Kenny Baker. Andy Devine, Phil Vincente Gomez, guitarist: KOIL at 8 p.m.) WESR Earl I-Ines' Orch The Peclple's Platform: Ha.rris' orchestn. Kl-"YH K\1.\ KSOO KSCJ Goodwill Hour (lronized Vent)· \Hi:'" BI· ie Cum min Oreh. WHLB WBB'1 WNAX WCCO The Shi.dow (D. L. & W, COi.l 6:30 CST (5:30 MST) Seth Parker; Down East WLW \\ 1.\\ 'leol "'n)'der's On'h fo.) \VG.· KMOX W"Fe KFAD WHAS fsw.ll.83) Character. By the Su: CKY CKX 11:00 CST 10:00 MST fKY ~und3Y ~on "'uvlce With moln1 Itlzeu ot Eurolpe I Wa.nt.a Di"oru ($. & W Finc Don Be~tor's Orch.: "trfl \\ ... I Kf"J\1 CO\ enant "11 Ical "/)lIr forl"t'd to flee. from Ibl'h.. bOloe 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Variety Show; Ameche Food~) K"'l ' \\ l'.Bl W\I.\Q \\"11(; KO\ .....bool for .Iusu: '~II ..tfi.. bf1oa ... "" of ,. r ..... qlklP. IhT KFJ. f-, hrkets Good Listening for Monday WLS Dmner Bell PCiOI. Arnold Grimm's Daughter, sketch KFYR-Bttl)· " Bob W!'ttT Varil'li, Question Man (Gold Medal): WLW WMAQ 10:00 CST 9:00 MST WOW· Mubh: Musical Premo K TP KOA WOW WHO (s¥'"' MONDAY Deep River Boys: KSCJ KR~T 1533) MORNING 12:15 CST 11:15 MST WlILB \OiFG Goodyur Fum R.dio News: Enoch light's Orch.: KDAL November 7 The Story of M.ry Mulin, sketch 11:30 CST (10:30 MST) Farm and Home Hour. W&IAQ WTCS WDA Y KSOO KSCJ WJ-lLB W.1FC (.-·15.27) (Ivory Soap): WLS KSO KOll KF\'R KOA WEBe Jud)' &: Jall~: lOtOX KSOO Dnid Huum, sketch (Bib-D): AFTERNOON WLW CKX,uv~ltocks WHO WOW KSTP WMAQ life C.n Se 8uuliful~ (lYory CKy Dan~e TWlIts 3:45 CST (2:45 MST) Lunar Ellpae Broadust. Monun.l ,Mtt Irmp "~P KOA Ted Whiu. sonp and Music. PtPI- DA\ "MI. "OObd~y Jilmboree W 'T Ll' Har nan's Ba.nd· Gn \II . n:s. WBBM-The Heut of Julia Blab Elmer Blurt; Arlene Harris; Tizzie Lish; Hlywire Ml.Ck; L l' H Voul Vogues: WTCN WCCO-M. Permt WMT·\""ice of Iowa: Alukets Cui Hoffs orchestr•. W. ·AX·.·ooll Hudlines 1:30 CST 12:30 MST WHO W.·AX \\"'IT KFHI WDAY·"ometO\\n R~rter: New, WOW·'\Iidday Melodies Amer. S(hool of the Alr; K5CJ 7:30 CST 6:30 MST WDGY-The ~lodern Trend 7:30 CST (6:30 MST) Symphony Orchestra with KDAL \\LCO WMFG W"L8 Swint Serenade; KFYR WEBe Woman', Hour Richard Crooks, Tenor. 12,30 CST 11:30 M5T KFA8 K\lOX \\B8\1 (1W-15.27) ."'" K\\\O WAA\\ KOIL WLW-The Goldbt:rp, skete:b Ro.d of life. sketth (Chlpso): Ttli wtll he a . Frolltlt-n of n ...II..... procralll n.. ...to} to .I\1'lloll C1U{k \\".1 r WOW W 11.' .'n{ : MUtillY OD the HI b 8:00 CST (7=00 MST) Radio Theater; Cecil B. WBB!\{ KMOX DeMille, Producer. TJ.11I11I11 11 I'" \ G••I1I11II1,.. t t,t \\ BB\I Words & Music; (sw·1533) \ Ital I.porta~ t.....',.0... cr f,,' Prrm WlilB W. -AX Dnof mal St-rviu 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Spltalny's Ali-Girl Or. JaD 011 the Ire'd- \\ fFG ~ ~ ~:'lI·~bt' tt,.:t~~t:f I~~ \\G \ I, .. 'II r'ut r \\ EBC WHlB It: 7:45 CST 6:45 MST 10:15 CST 9:15 MST chestra. "IIILll m.lUm "- WIth Dorothy Thompson. cornmentl.tor Musical PrIm.' \\ CCO CK.· S.d~ ,'e", WHO KOll Alma Kitchell. co"tr.: KOIL K'tA J.ck " Lordl.l: KFYR Vic &: comedy sketch KHR KSO KSOO WESC R.dlo Rubes WLW (Cris~) WLS WLW 8:30 CST (7:30 MST) Symphony Orchestra. Tune TUlle. K~OO WDAY CKY ttl Ical Wurk hop V.lt..1Int Lady, sketch (Gold Med 1:00 CST 7:00 MST lorenzo Jones. sketch (Phillipsl: al). WLW KOA WMAQ KSTP News: Bre.lkfl.st Club; Orch. & K~TP WMAQ WHO WOW 8:30 CST (7:30 MST) Eddy Ouchin and His Or KFAIJ I I rail lor Dinner KFD\' Campu, lo,ports WHO WOW (sw,1533) ~ului,t WFUr KOll KSO Ruth C.hut, songs: WlILB chestra. I\FHIObl ROlsetn s Balld london Calling CKY CKX Rlch.rd Muwell, tnr.: KDAL VIennese Ensemble; K~O \\DAY 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) True or False; Quiz: Prgm. I\F,'f 1I1"nry Field Helene D.niels, songs: WDGY WHI.B hw 21.51) S"ttergood B.I n es, sketch KF\'1t Sto,II" Prelll 9:00 CST (8:00 ST) Contented Hour; Musical I\FOY-FD"d Futs News: The B.nd Gots to Town: (W'i~le)", G"m): WNAX KFAD M K!'oIA W,.. lhl'r & \ews Variety. h~J'1 R"lle t Hour WI.\V Georgi. Cr.ckers: WOGY KO.\ 11 arl of Julia Olake Muek Weber. 4irector~ Lull.by l.dy; Continent.ls !\SCJ l-,Jrm fl., Ii KI-. F,Se." '''I ic.al O"ek \\ H"S W80.1 .'r\\ KI-',p,l \B1H; quutet. KWrO Mll ical Stows)' W~1fG WMT KFYH Ne" : To be allllounced KSTI' n.Jily features WU.\Y-,\ rJClllture, hrketl r"ffee 1),lt Il1n. K:\fA KFAB K:\l \ Earl h)"s Vi it K\ ... YO l-i\\ illg !"es i'IQ \I~('t u~ 9:00 CST (8:00 M ST) Guy Lombardo's Orchea. Li,~ WG\ thl" Mi, W~AX WOW WIIO KFYIt W[)\Y K~IOX Let', COOll'are Notet WDGY 1000k lI,porle" WI.R Talk tra. W(i\ \lid d"y servu~. (KX KOA KO\-Ro$ie & lIer Guitar Wl.S Grain 'larket Summ.lry 8:15 CST 7:15 MST KIlII, La,I)' Couraceuus \\ LB Ullivtor il)' Farm Hour 9:30 CST (8:30 MST) Eddie Cantor, Comedian, WtS Cht.-k("rManl Tillie W'II.· 0 IIrn for. 11'1(j{ly Mont.n. Slim. song) NewS: KSr./·Trut Stories W'IT \to\\ Nl'\·elt)· Parade MId Russi.n; Sid Fields: W.llttr King. CuroU Jlnd WI.W Voil''' 01 Ihe Farm ( w W\"AX Ruc~ Pik(" 21.51) KSOO Variet)' Premo F.lirchild's orchestrl. W\lAQ n"p) Dan KWYOVarielie~ WT('~ Fo th. L ,II, Brukfut Club: \\0,\\ KFYIt \\ IT ('..11.1 \'alle\ Hillhillitos \:e., KF.'\I WlS WilLi} WAAW\I.Jrkets W;I;,\X Tune Time 1:45 CST 12:45 MST 1:30 CST 7:30 MST WBB!'oI Edilor's Dauihter. sketcb WOW. '.". \lu~ital Pr Amer. School of the Air; KRNT WC\l-Our Church Joyce Jordan. sketch (C.lox weco Tena &: Tim 11:00 CST 10:00 MST Rom.nce of Helen Trtnt. sketch WTrs WI,· 'Oft' John Hymns of All Churches (Gold Toothpowdrr & Solidified Albo WF.BC Woman's HoW' Muy M.r!!uet McBnde, column (Edna W:lllace IInPt>er) WBBM 12:45 CST 11:45 MST ~Iedal) W\t\Q WflO KSTP KO,\ (5\0,·1533) 11'111'): WBBM \\JR PeJtdul \'alle,' I t f l.I Frill,ce '" Satina): KR.·T K\lOX KF.\B Those HIPP)' Gilm.ns, comedy sk~tch Troubidors: KD.\L W~lFG W\II\ Bllletin Board K~I\)X KRST WCCO KFAB Gr;lndllia Travel WSAX K\I.\ (Corn.Kix): W.IAQ M.lnh.ttln Melodies; Norm.n cto \\ 1.\\ Bru.kfut Club: WTC \\ \IT \I" lticellu Pilrt) Line \\ 88\1 (KX Farmer's Hnur KO-\ II I Orch KSO KMA KOIL KsOO S("", KF,\B WOC\ \\ nTh of thp OJ) D.n H.rding's Wife. sketch: eK) -Concl'rt Hall of the Air This O.y Is Ours, sketch (Cris· co) \\ B8\1 \... reo K:'oIOX Judy & Jaul' sketch. 1,45 CST 7:45 MST 10,30 CST WERC,,",d_. _ ....'.w __ • KfJ" no)d J hit n Band W.IT KOIL \Itom!)ry 1.'lIlto \\ D.\ Y WEBC WOW Bl.Chelor's Childrtn (Old Dutch Youn\! Widder Brown, sketch VOleI' of £xperience: KOIL KSO -, KS("J :'olaurI('e P.lh If'r Orch K); \t.Jrkfll Qu. '.JtiOnt CliUl ) KR."T KMOX KFAB (Cill As; 'rir) K TP "HO WO\ Dorothy Dreslln. sop.: KOIL Gr.ndma Tr'Hh. KF.\B KFYR K~OYFmn n shes \\0,\\ KSTP-Sl'UN Diary \I.uk ~,. K .... CJ KFJ\1 \\l CO W:'oL\Q K\\ \ O·HouY 01 Peter Mat Kf. 'F The Pet ~b.n 9:00 CST 8:00 MST SiCJ Sister, sbteh Kelly's Wuhtub~ CKX CK\ \"" KF\ R\ :Tlclihure in tbe . 'ews, GItter Ch Y \:C\\ &: M 21ft Pretty Kitt)' Kelly (Wonder' KR.·T \\ BBM KFAB \\ ~ Ilh" & \tukl'b TOO\ Comlus pi ."J')7 W'IT WO II II 'P\ r.llmans KFOY \Ium That U\'es Bread) K 10X weco WBB\l W."AX K. lOX KDAL K 1\ ~Ielodi" 1'\\ \0 \1 n lor ...., Rnu. WULB LUlltheoD h'1\ E..r. I )'S \'1 It ~farce. \\ DGY Dr D)b'le Scrap Book hR."T K5CJ Pepper Young's Family. ( K\-0 tblalt \\ Iff \\ HO . hrt &: 'keldl KSOO. 'tow Grilln Quot'llion, Housebou H.nn.h. sketch (un (Ca 3.y S<>ap) WU; I(' WG' Ed flt~rald & Co KFJ\f :\1, nitor \ lhe Sfw WLB Lttture ,\mennn GUVUb K...TP-Wo a P4ge of thf Air \\ tB ~Iu lui I'flm ...oap) WLS Get Thin to MusK:: K<.;Q KOIL Kf. F \\fuher, \lar1r.l'ts &. 'ew, nlent ilnd Politi K\\ YO-RadiO Setls illld farm KFYR·.larkeb· PoneI' Bulletins WL~ GMt & Glen F1ah WLS IIrllry' t.xchance. HeDr) ~.~~/.ge, ~~~~: 1I~len ~hoop songs: KSO KSOO of the Month: WTC." KO\ \\ .. t. B dget WI.W . 'C\\ L"'Hlock Poultry \\ D.\Y \'a"*t) PriCm H'1nI buckle & Jloosl.r Sodbust K~(.I Sunny Idod)' W'lFGSlo\l'ni n :'o1u ic Mrs. Wiggs of the C.bb.ge P.tch. K..,no WEDC K~Gr;un WO<.iY-Hank " \hrtha WL \,' Kilt KH"ne. In(' ketcb COld Ena:\Ws Wax) qUl)lalion F'm \\ \fl,' II 'h,' \1, od WEB( B\lllt'lm Board " ,.1 & ~ W\.\X \I Iatthnw \\\1AQ WOW K':'>TP \\110 rKX.l.lrkets SlJftUlh \nnS WlilB Finni h 1\e\\ (KYD.Jn & S.\h·ia K~TP Il"uwhold Forllm WO\\ p •. , ,II in lhl llto~dlille WTC . 1',,'111, ,II T I\; N.ltion·s S(hool of the Air: KFJ'IOrpn Inlerlude WlIO urn & IUlha KW\'O Cornh" ken 11:45 CST 10,45 MST WLl-i u\ tCl("k Summary 2:00 CST 1:00 MST WDCY KF. F·frank field Q'ilrI., n Ie D \\ rx; \' NI.\'I Fum & Ho~ HouI: Wl.W \\:'olfG-Piano \IeilndE'rilllS Curtis Inst. of Music: KSCJ ro~lJ~nf:.r,~o..· n:':'D~~l' t'''hI;: KHnH~I)Jl)' GilmJn wc. !'ol Ilhattal; 'f'Jther. s.k~tch ~\III.B K'IOX \nlfG KDAL ~Iu)' Our ~.I1 Sund.y. sketch (An•. \\\II\·Sll'inr Time "'boo1. II('('ODd f"'Tlotl•• rill! 1\,1.\ lilcle CilrI. Jsn• .s. \\ 111.8 .... o:hool Broildu~1 W\1TTulle Time f II 15271 ChipmuIlk.· catur.. lu,l) fur BUIt-r \\ tB ""lIIll("!IOh S('hool of Ihe Air cm) W8B'1 KR."T K:'o1OX ~..l, i I :"\Ollb HI,.II.tt, 1'10· ,·I,·mt'lll.r,. .ratl, KOA Jewel Box. \1\1 irat Clock KF ..\B W.AX 0, B GUIney I" I 1101 rt Ill", 1•• rUo... Wt..... 1 rtha Cune and Helen WOW ~I 0 the ~tr~t M.-c: _la.1 000 _ • UtI. _II The Part~ Line we.' KfAB K~("J hmlliilr Tune.. JO~('t lunct.eon Music: CKX 1:00 CST 12:00 MST Roch: Civic Ore h., M.tinee COil' KUIL KWYO Ilf>y'<{'hf-Id Huur WLW The Eihlor', Dati htfr KFJ'I \1 rk~ts ,.'rl WTC.' KSOO 9:15 CST 8:15 MST W.\.\W~1arkeh \\ I.o\Q 1 hf' Carter of "1m treet KF~r Adventures In RUding: KOIL i\1'Jlfa John Marri.!!e license Rom.nces ;KSO John's Other Wife. sketch (louis WnAY Cralldma Travels W"FG \1'111 ('ClllIlIIl"ntar, K\I.\ Du"iu' Ihf fid"JI,e \\"[(\ WEBe KSOO :"\:Ulilliid It"" Pllilippe) WMAQ WOW KSIP \\ nCY \nu \\ II\" '_ . World 8,..,k Man ~orint:(op.lltion Ihllnhunll'. t W\IT KOIl. WG\ WOCY KOIL .\nll 11. Illl IUlu·11-1. I" tbt" 1111. \\ 110 1\ (;. D,," Pedro'. 'bldc Violin \\ \,\. l'rairi.. Or(', m BnY5 KSTI) Health rlUllli i"lIl'r J' I lOr till \\"I''''~ .\tln·ntnno. Story of Muy Mulin, sket(h Myrt &: Muge. sketch (Super \\HI.8 Burri, &: WJlker WO\\T" & .... u \ \\ CCO (;rilndma Tra"ell Nih af I WI ~..plliD and (hor)' flakes)' W~1AQ WDAY Suds): W88M KFAO KMOX \\ I.B '.I, zan 0 '1ajor Concerto \\""11,' ( Call'I "'al 1"" .. 1111"1 or Illllt"ll'l'llih l'l'nlllr~ WEnc KFYR KSTP WLW WDGY [hc('kerho:!l'd Tillie . ',," t:nll!lIuoI. 'illwtllTP WIIO Phil Porterfield, songs: WUGl Kllll. WlillZ TLm. KF \13 lu 1<,;;11 :'o1ulll~nt Talk M.d.me Cour.geou5, skI' t c h Kitty Keene. sketch (Dreftl : K....{.I 1'1'1('f "Jt'Gr~ur 12,00 CST 11:00 MST KfDY Slate Crop "how WL" (; \\ D, cl1ntr h~O \I1~1t (Durkee·,.luprille) 1'0.\ \\110 KSTP WOW \"nAY KOA I'\\ YO T'he Curtain Rises Vlnce"t (urr.n, bu.: \ III .33) Kf'J\I lilt, f lhto U4) \\'11\ \", Hln KOIL WLS KFYR W \AW \larkel' K" \F Grab BIg Pr m. \\ ~.\\ 0, II 1. nto's Suuth,ml'r \\o)m~n The Happy G.ng: WG.· WO\Y in Ihe ro:f'Ws: Man ~tudiu 2,15 CST 1,15 MST Norm.n Clotier's Orch.: K':'>lP Gfttinq the Most Out of Life. The Goldbergs. sketch (Oxydol): KfYR·. elll Dr. Wnl. L. StidlCer (Stand,Ill'l on tl'le Mrett 1\'1.\-Cuulltr) 110mI' Time Oxydol's Own M. P.rkins, John Metulf's ChOir Loft; WD(.;\ Or.I.I-) CKY CKX woe Y II. pr~ 1I0!lllw Gane WCCO WOB:'oI WIILB KDAL W~lfG K\tII:\: 01, K\IOX Tl1morrow ,htrh KSTl) WDA Y WOW KOA GrandI • Trav~1 WIILB \\" 18G KFnl brktl~ \\ ED( \ew . Tuwn Crier KWYO-Polltical Pr(m. W.IAQ WIIO WEBC KFYR \\ G.. Jud)' & Jalle WE8C KF\ F \\"ilbur ~mllh \1'\\ K~lJ \\'fl. KFAB W08~1 1.m on Ihe :->treel Roeh. CIVie Ore h.• M.lintt Con 9:45 C5T 8:45 MST K'I \ 'lIcke) " FJ)lbn \\ 110 Cilrohne's Golden Store WA.\W W((O-. 'oon Extra cerl. \\ \IT h\'\,15.33) 1l11Tl.'1lakl'r~ \\ I.B 11 ical lnterlu,lt Populu Wlltzes' WTe.· (w "IHl (I,," CK\ 'Ierr)rn .ku Orch. WD.\\' \1'\\ \'ariel)" Pr«m. Curtis Inst. of Music: KR.·T 21.5l h~CJ \\allt Ad Rambin; Weilth· WI''; Grace Wilson, tontr. CKY Gt'Otp 11 II Orch. Wfl(;Y .... 1i Jun W IFG _'nrs: Stock QuotiltiOns wrco The Wom.n In White, sk.etch .,. fluJ E tatto ,'~s KFH1 X~ (klolilles WG\:T\\o On ;ill Shoestrilll (Pillsbury): KSTP \.... IAQ WHO K~Ol) Curh..lnnl' Opinions \\ "ISH re Come the Band Kr.s,,· I- .. rm Sal. " ·•••u WLB ~porb. Bill Gibsoa OX7dOl's Own M. PerlOns, \\:'o1T 'I .l' Kitchen shlch: CKX CKY WOW WEBC \\Co P:unled Dr"nl' K\I.-\ Rh~·thm R.1ltl:frt WL~ hool Time W.'.\XKI'IY Keue. Inc. Singing Strings: KOIl w~n \\ IILB The Old Timers KMOX· \fa Perkins, sketch WLW·Jjnda's First Lon, Retcb Ma Perkins, iloketch: KfJM WLW \\ I.~ ~hrkel Report Poultry 6: 11:30 CST 10:30 MST KOIl·ThHe Barn' Gilman. \nll, ··S~: Onh. KFAB-T\JII'\InY Wa'lOG Stepmother. sketch (Colg.U): \'1' J \hrkel NI.t'1 Fum &: Home Hour: KOA KSTP-lA..rn b~- DuUl-: \\ \IT Cflbr Y;lllf')' HiUbillies: KFDy·\tu it That Uvn ...... eco KMOX WB8M \\ \IFG Old Timers WMAQ KSOO WEBC KITR KWYO Vocal Hq;h ht, ~t. D)' HapP!i Returns K~. TH, uw of MacGrqor CKY-HoMI~ of llic:Cl'f'IOr \\t'CS:\1 d3lI Catn WTe,' KSO WDAY WOGY todr; 'tark t Rf'I)Ofts \\ ·.\X Pttrnlnlm Parade K'I\Rh)'1Jlro Rillff'S Girl Meets Boy: \\Uti\" \\G~ K~TP-:\Io\'~ Parade W~1L"i·Hearth and Home KSL.Alonr \lcl,)(J)' Lane <-84 Frequencies Ju.ly & Jane: KFYR KOA h WYO-Holly~ood Brevities \V~rr·Weather: News KSTP·Sports Oddilicll CJRJl-M(l WecO...IO KF..\B·Jane Tucker WBB:\f·Todd Hunler WSM·\.fuslcal Interlude KWYO-Band &: :ews Bulletin CKX.llto WDAF-610 KFJ~I·Dulibar ComedUn5 WeCO-Front PaEe Parade WCCO·~orth Star ~cbool CXY·9IO WDAy.9t(J WDGY,\I00d \fusic Addr~s KDAL-IOO WDGY·ll80 K'IA-Varlet)' Prgm. WEBC-Political MONDAY XFAJI-770 WEBc.lt90 K\tOX-The Editor's Daughter WEBC·Twilight ReView NIGHT WGS -Concert Orch. KFDY-7SO WEHR...'O KWYO lin Pan Alley WLB-Childreg's Story WH.\S-~pothghtin& tbe •'ews KFJM·IUO WGN.720 WeCO-Betty & Bob WLW·'fan oi :'liars wm.. Pf'acock Court November 7 KFllF.... WllAB.... W'1AQ-Concert \Iiniature W\lT.S". rl Roundup XFYlt.550 W1ILB-l:mJ \\'LB-"u~ical Prl!Dl. 6:00 CST 5:00 lOST X1IlA·930 WHO·IOGO W\ll."-Kaff Klatch W\lFG-Children' Hour Amos 'n' Andy (C.ampbell's W. -AX 1-1011'1')' Jack'5 Old Timers XlIBC·950 WJ1l-no W\A.· B., 8 nri W't1\-8arefoot '8r Soup) WLW KSTP (sw-9.53) WT\tJ-E " Ace Pick &: P.at (Model Smoking To· XXOX-I09O WLJI·760 W\.\X Radl AI" bacco); Edward Roecker, bar.; XOA.a30 3:45 CST 2:45 lOST (also at 10 p.m.) 6:45 CST 5:45 lOST WLS·170 WO" \" &: Sad -kt'tch Benny Krueger's Orch.: K:\IBC XOIL-U80 WLW-700 Eclipse Bro.adcast: K"'CJ KFAB To be .announced: hSCJ WHAS Chiugo.ans: KfAB KR:\T K~CJ KFAB WBO\! WXAX WCCO KRNT·1SiO WIlAQ·670 5:00 CST 4:00 lOST WIILB W\lFG KD.-\L 15,,·15.27) KfAB \\"1FG hw 11.83) ( " 11.83) WJR KR.'T WHAS KMOX (sw· X8CJ-IS30 WJI1'G·IlllO nol, TrUllf...talloR..,1 till the Science in the Ne:ws: 1'0'\ (sw ~ M.ar~h.: WTC~ XSL·l130 W)(lN.1370 ,""or Ilf • X..,,· \"rlr; !lulldlnl:'. 953) To be .announced KfYR hOlL Science on the 11.83) (.Iso at 9:30 p,m.) KSO-1430 WlIT·600 "ill '-"Will' tal1'.o '''I)' '''II\-"r· "'IT U'YR KaOO·llIG WNAX·570 Rhythm Roundup: K~CJ KDAL lugue of H.ations Dinner: ChX ...ti"o 111~"lt th", ....Ill'" of Ihe Ali.as Jimmy V"lentinr (Or. llr t· II. '["ull'lll 111 Ihh ... KSTP·1460 WOW,590 mOUIl "illl I'r..r. Will. II. llor· ""lfG W(CO WIlB'1 rh'" llllk. "0 II .. ~lu,,'lllllY, 11K' U.;: Y Boht"mian ~ight~ XWYO·1370 WSM·G50 t"n, Jr.. Plun!'!:lrl· L)OIl .. l W1C\ WE:\R WMT llf 11".\,1,'" K~1A Ir.'rKIII1,1 CJH~I·.Jimmie Allen WAAW·660 WTCN·12IiO 11111. llil'! F. 'I'rul,,-,. l'imllh. 11l'1'~ Erwin Gluckman's Orch.: KSO K~l,\ WlIBM-7'10 WTMJ·620 ltl'-1l1 or .\IllI'ri'",11l ~11llGY·Gertrude Lewis Club M~tinH: News: KFYR {KX-Jerr~' of the (,rtll "LP\I Witl .nd .\lu51( IOIBC \ew ~ports l "G~·Kaffee Klatsch WEBC Sf'rie~, K \I..\. ,1. I"r \I('lody ~bkers Lugue of H.ations Dinner: K \ KfJ\I,LilJller Pension talk K'IOX-S'lOrts WLB-.lusical Int('rlude M•H It rt· " ·,.t,h·. ,,·DGY Kf\F·Cub Reporters., drama h~IOX Rcpublu"an Speakers UR" Rt' lila Communil)' Chest Wl.S HL':' , ,,;i.kers' Hour ~ ~ e Ie s, ~ KOA-Ulllnnity ,f Oenyer KO.-\ Orph II \nJUe KFBI We- tefl! !llelodit hFYR·Son·Parti5illl T..lk KWYO·GlIess Conlest \\ 'l.\X,\kody St)'I('s I WLW Campa~ K~TP-YlJuth \,Imini~tration 1\,1.\ EJor) \Iay's "ioUl K'IO):·Anti·Diphlhena WBB:\I Dr Presion Bradley, com· 2:30 CST 1:30 lOST T.Ik, fKY hSOO-Ea~) to Remember KWYO·HoUywood Bre\'illl!S ho,U-Jerrf of Ihe (IrtuS Curtis Inst. of Music: KSCJ CKX\I, nitor "t'ws m"ntator WBB\I [)emocrahc CornmJttei! KSL Amenun Varieties KWYO·Concert \1,lstn WCCO J"rk Ar", trollg I\R.·T \BIFG WHLB (5\ .15.27) KFAB-Roy. L, nrue &: John WCrO·Elmer A_ Benson \\ \11" G.,\ Elmt"r E. Bf'IWIn WDAY-Ru LOlle RanGer, 5ketch Thomfl~<)n. Pepper Young's Family, sketch: \\'\1IX-Barvfoot BOY5 W\,\X-SUlL~ W'IT l.ife S.lver Bi!lld W:J;;UII D, rothy comm. WHO S)I rupatur. W:\1I\\('.... ,: arch W~:\I K~TP CJ(Y CKX 4:00 CST 3:00 lOST WIC:\'·Orch. W. 'AX HadlO Aces KO.\ \""nl,' WOAF KFAB-Cornhusker Jamboree Affairs of Anthony. sketch: W,IT \\\.\X Old 110111(' RC\'ue WS'I \OI"h ... il1e 1I0rse &. Mule \\ I.W \\ \IAQ WOW 5:15 CST 4:15 lOST WS'I Dinlll'r. \Iu_ic KFOY·Susao Z. Wilder WE\R \\"TC'l K.."iOO KFYR Malcolm Clilire: News: KFYH (om, (II. To be: ~nnounced: WEBC KFYH KFJ'I-Slim Thompson', Cowboys 1'011. K\lA WT:\1J ·Hcinie WE~R J{OA KSTP (_\\-953) WT'lJ Kilo\\att Hour wr"n hF~F·Mothers' Forum Houseboat Hannah, sketch (lava 6:15 CST 5:15 M5T 7,00 CST 6:00. MST Lux R.adio Theater: KSL KSCJ KMA-Vic Arden's Orch. Howie Winq, sketch (Corn Mond~y Night Show (Slewers' KMOX Ma~ic Kitchen S"ap) WLW KSTP WIIO wOW flakes): W("(O I.;:H\T K~IOX Human Side of the News; Ed· \\('( 0 K'IBC I\fM! KMOX \\ill C. Hill, 1'()Jl1Ill('lllalor (Camp. AS"'Il): K!\tOX KDAL J\fA8 hSOO-News: Radio Page .of Ai.. \HBC KOA WBB~l KFAB WBU" WHLB WNAX WIIAS Nil~ hell's ~flUp): K:-TP WIIO WOW WIII.B WII.\S K'IBC WCCO Kit" ... W.1n (s\\·11.83) hWYO.Organ Treasures Mack's let's Pretend: KSCJ Adri.n Rollini's Orch.: KSO F"OO' ...._. 04 11011)'_ ..U "Mol· (al~o -,'V 10:15 I!.m.) KSCJ KR\T W:\IFG (sw·ll..83) '1'__ Sho...do_n·· ,n ....ry ...... WIlB\1 'Ii liS Goes to \tarket W\lFG weco WHLB KO.\L KSOO WTC\ AI Purcl:'s Gang (Gr.ape.Nuts): or 11'"'11'0 Q"io.. \\ CCO-"arkets KUB KR\T lum & Abner, sketch (Postum): Rhythm Boys: KOII. TI1:zie 1.1 II Ha~\Oolre 'tack Ohio Su.te Univ. Muching Sand: WOGY-Gems of \Ielody Edna O'Dell & Len S.alvo: WG~ hR\T WII.\S WBB.1 hFAB TerT) & Pil.lte "'IFG WG\ weco K.IOX WJR lSv. 11.83) Arlelll' Hun: Carl HCJ WCCO WHLB (sw.15.27) \\\·'\QF, \\ Qu bonnaire ,\ \1 \Q .~. JI m) .\1 Kn R I r C'est P.aris: (K\ t ~II.· K\I\R )'hrn Ita r Ted M.alone·s Between the Book· \\ 1', tpourn W. '\X-f 'ew K \IHI \ K a {tty DIDts CI RI =-uppet \1, Jodies \\1 I I' Tililk WTC~ \\~IT e d KSO K:'II:\ \\ \X II Juk Olrl TI r 5:30 CST 4:30 lOST K"'CJ Tilletabi ~l)Orts f:h \True or ,. al.e 8:15 CST 7:15 lOST h.~l Re"'inisclng: WOGY 4:15 CST 3:15 MST Tod.ay With Bob Trout: J K~1. H, wle \\ nr ,\HI' I I A ~ "" To be .announced: \\ Tl..\ Th C ·•· L' ht 't h' CKX Your F~mily & Mine, sketch "CCO hF.\8 I wI .83) \\.\.-\\\ 'P" K f J.\I Odell .\I "'lmf'" Hwr (,IR\1 T,,, 1)1 1105 CK'v 1,11 Ing Ig ,S e c • (Sl dhl' I) \nl\Q WOW WU\ Rose Marie, songs: KFYft KSO wn\y \I,me ,I 11111' 1 de K" \ Itval t latt" l"rem. CKT8 BillJ., T k K..,I.1.l.'t s D.II're KFDY-Farm Fla.hcs Adventures in Rhythm: CKY WDA Y I'.... ·9.53l WG\ Sal It Wnh \1u Kf."1 " ..1\ K:-OO Fa ). 10 Rl'lIlvmber KFNF KOIL·People in thl" .'C\\S FrOllnkie P.apile's Jive Five: W'lT At & Le:e Reiser, pi.ano duo: \H.WFo "'1 F h' Clob Cabana WBlnl Jl.'rr)' C",'per K W\'O·Se~s; Markets &. Farm KFYR WnAY K "00 \\ TL ' W"T("\ KHR KSO W\I.\O I'lIlillt' II Talk 1\.'1 \ Fin Accordions ,\1M}> "o..leal Idtlnll Pot KOII_ Polilical Talk Fbshes Johnson F.amily: We;\ Music from the Maritimes: CKX 6:30 CST 5:30 MST \\ ".Br 1'•• lltiul Ad,lrv~5 \\ I- UC P"htlCdI Adllr s Y.HB~I:PaIlPY Cheshire's Hillbilly ."ew KFHl h\l,\ Music from the Maritimes: WG\' Eddie COlIn tor's C.amel Cuavan; WJR WiI)ne COUllt) Republican hampIons .. \1.,,1 Ru~ 10110 :'-11 Flt'lrl· W,lter 8:30 CST 7:30 lOST Ooroth~ {" "110110111, • \GN Good H hh &. T·· KO_\ .'!(Kfnzie l.olle Rangel k('leh KFJ:\I Edd'e Ouchln's Orch (P.all M '! :\ LS Sew. ea rill HIli ":OIL f?p Tune . li:lOll: Curull & Lunlt",]' Or W\1I \e.... Electric Oh KOIL Ihe)lrii \\.In K\18(: ( I~ (" l WOAF KOA 1\ TP \\\lfGJ d' &. J K~TP'olce Ilf [xpf'n"n Jt'rry of Ihe Circus: W\1FG '\" \X Pr Orea B. \\~J\X-\~ 9.30 fl m ) \\OW W'I.\Q WHO \\ntJ )p kjane KW\OTht, RhythmiC A I: WEB(" KSTP WIILB 7:15 CST 6:15 M5T WFOC . .. .a er os \\ HB\I 11011 eboaJ II. llnah Jack Arm trong .k teh' W.".\X Chic.ago.ans: KF\O KR. 'T KSCJ (JIt" :1 ·t WEB"-Geor~ "t To be .announce:d: KOIL K\lA 3:00 CST 2:00 MST I kol«y e'mm \\'I.\Q WIIO \\ 8B:\1 W\fn:: KFJ\I lit l. rtll Four Clubmen: KSCJ KR.·T WE. 'R·S e ~enarle , hY·Adu'lIl.trt" 01 JUUJn)' AlIeD K..,L nt", (. KHR WE_'R KDAL WItl.B (51'>-15.27) WHO Th G, krhh Ennio Bolognini's Orch.: \\0\\ K~·.·f 'ble Quartet W:-.\I \\ US\I Jam \Ie ton Symphony Orch.: K...o Club MOIItinee: News: KSO KSOO W\II\ C (' K'lA,Or an Reveries rJ Or fl...... e "'1a,1 ...... Ih,' _10. The Right Thing to Do; Emily I \\ \IT WE\R KOIL WTCS 4:30 CST 3:30 MST h:\IOX ·ew. \\UKT I. UR)I \ludern ~Irinr PO!t. vtiqll Ut' OIuthorlty •. '~ ,,'" B.ackst.age: Wife sketch (Dr. J.ack Armstrong. sketch (Whut· KO.\ Rrport Pniod "JR'I, I, I KFJ'I,\ leric n Le!pon Pr m Wf'a\t'T.mc \\'1\Q L)ons) KSTP' WMAQ WHO il') WI.W ( " ·.53) K"lOO-Uirk Tracy ,,'\\X ... , of h' h~( J ('TIl I~Ull Tr, II "OW KOA l.lndt Trio: W\IT \\TB( KWYO-\e" Fla...hes Capt. Tim Huly's St.amp Club: 7:30 CST 6:30 lOST WG~ \ew Hislo!1t Rt'peats WLW Club M~tinee: CKX CKY News; NOlIn Wynn, songs K\10X \\ Blnl (hlr3!:o lIour The: Voice of Firestone: RichOllrd WIII.H Towftship 52 Y P"litlul T II.. ( r. S~ mph" 'y Or· WI ,\' UII~I... ed \IHh'ries \'ic & Silde: KFYR "OAY KSCJ WHLB hD.'l. KfAB "n.\ ~flOrts Ht'\,{'w WIII.B K\t..\. WI.S Wr)(;y Bt>Tlson fur GO\erllOr chp tn. AI! rt'd Wa"elJ~h IT" cOlld.; W.\IT Pohll{"ilIl Talk KFJ I.Educational ~ries W\fFG 'le.... WIIO \\ D.\) WDAF WE 'R-Elf'('tion B'larn In~lruc WO\\ WOW wnu W'1.\Q WLW \\" \X "JII "~'I L 'IVI'S Orch. Kf."F.Variety Rnue C.adets: W\I,o\Q KFYR \\TCS lion, CJR'ITill Pall Alit') Goes to \\ EBC won KfYR KSTP WS'f W"'\I.I \It'!ttlll. Voy~ge: To~n K\tA-Cowboy Loye & His Blue M.agiul CKX Ch.Y WL\\ Drnton &,. Buber ""0 (\00 953) laliO OIl 10;30 \\11.\ To bo [1.'10UI'V.1 {'KX \\4r:1e tant' lIowdolks BU!lnet Troup ., p r \"11. Sl'leet 'lu IC JlIlI.) 8:45 CST 7:45 lOST h.J\1QX S' "S KFH1 \I('('t \ our ro I' tor ("Kyrare Itf Ih.. E~'e, talk ,. Ink'" am K\1,\ Rh\lhm RanjZfr5 \\"'lTrrim~on T1'.\1 Those We Love, drilma; Nan Symphony Orch.: W(;'Ii K,\~\ O,Col~cert KOA-Slrollin~ ~on.stt'r KFJ \1·:'porl Hf'J)<'rter . Master WOW CallI ....Iu.... and ,'"ndKII_..."IHKOIl'lalin('e ~Ielodie~ 2:15 CST 1:15 MST vic & Sade, sketch (Crisco): KOA,For Milady C-.l/4 Page 2S Frequencies KWYO-Political Prgm. Oxydol's Own Ma Perkins, sketch: WHO KSTP W'lAQ WEBC KSCJ·!'Ila Perkins, s.ketch cnur.... WOOO_IIO WBB:'II\lan on the Street \VEBC WOW KFYR WIlO KOA WOW KSTP-:\Iovie Parade CJ[XoUIO WDAF-810 \\'C\l-~ordic Hour \,"DAY KSTP W~IAQ Highw"ys to Hulth: KDAL K\\'\"O-HolI)"OOI.I Orevities CXY·IIO WDAY·KO WCCO-Noon Edilion WBB~I-Todd Hunter GAL-IOO WDGY.1180 The Story of the Song: KRNT KR:-s Mad Hatterfields: WDGr WlW Dirk -lraC), ~keteh \\OW KSTP 'lOGY h FJ \I Puzzle Cincinna.ti Symphony Children's KOATrilHic Lenon COllet>rt WIIl.B KDAL KRST Talk: CKY W\tAQ r.ieW$: KFJ;\I KWYO K\I--\"iekfY Gibbins, song. 1\00l To be annuunct>d KSCJ W\tFf, ('''" 15.27) ew~ KFJ:'IIDakota \IF·Rollnd the Dinner Table WCAl Music;lle K~OO :'-Iu IC h~ CUl/:;1I l\WYOTlub Cabana 'Iu~icale K:\f<\Tune Time WCCO-KiH)' Keene WLW I.:OA WHO KSTP WDAY KWYO \lillillt>e \teln<.ties \\'JR,Duncan C. 'Ic(rea w~tAQ WCAl·Esther Erllar. Wull, Jliarll~1 KSCJ-Voice of the Pee.ple WD.\ YRudv Sten's CO"oo)'s WERC WE13CT\\ilil:ht Review \\'\11. Hearth and lIome \\ .\A \'. \Iarkeb WG\-June Baker Army Band: KSO K:\IA WDAY·Hud)' ':)teTJ CO\\W}'5 \\'~tT·Wealher' News WG\" \tari,:ery Graham WIIO-Calltaill M:dlll;ht WLB'tuskal Prl;m. WlS Palatial Palace of Wonders Buckeye Four: I\OIL \\"\11:'\ :\ew~: lI"II)"",ood Drevitie \\-'1I0-"oice of the Farm W:\Ul'I -Three Quarter Time \nll:'."-Barefoot Boys Pepper Young's Family: CKY ,,"\tT Ralph Slad("s Orch. \\':\lIX ~()on dar J lI11boree W"T l.('s Hartman's Billld G,j~ 4:00 CST 3:00 MST W~AXSullnv ~ynrOpalOrS ''"'IT-Voice of 10\\a: "arketl lil::ht Harmonies CKX (L"v~ Houseboat Hannah, sketch 5:15 CST 4:15 MST W\.\X Hl'llIpsun's Cowboys Gunther Decker & Organ: WGN Easy Aces. sketch (Anacln): Gen'l Fed. of Women's Clubs: WHO WOW (sw-15.33) KFNF·The Flow$' Lady HOWie Wing, sketch (Corn WMT KOIL KSO WENR KOA Music for Fun: KSCJ KDAL F·lakl'~): KHXT WCCO WOO:\-1 (sw·15.33) American School of the Air: KMOX :\lagic Kitchen WTCN WMFG WIILD weco KFAD KFAB KMOX Road of Life, sketch (Chlpso): KnAL WIILB K'IOX KHO KSOO-\lid Art('rnuOJl NelVscast Amos 'n' Andy. sketch (C"mp· KW\'OOrgan Treasl.'res (5" -15.27) i\'BB" KMQX KH:\IT KSCJ WCCO WBB" Airliners' arch,: KOIL KSO bell's Soup): \\'lW KSTP (sw ~llhjf'('/· '·~lll WBU'l Piarru Parade The Affairs 01 Anthony: WTCV (al~o ·il' ot Ihfo \l'\\Y CKX KF~F 9.53) at 10 p.m,) Sews: KOIL WIIO :\""j.:N'~.~". ~",ll"ro WCCO-~tal'kets TiJp rlll'p in WENR KSOO KHH KOIL CKYCrim~on 111n(' Time: KSOO W\"AX WCCO .\llIl'll'·'1 hlt8 llllldf' ~1J.:IJl!h-lInt ~Ielod~· Trail fo be announced: KSCJ KDAL \\'DGY-Gems of Wl\1T KMA ndl~ \\DAY ''QlIlrllmll,,"~ 10 Illu~k. Jlol 11111)' ·\\·G~-'fark love &.: Organ hF.I\I B:l'thd.1\ KFAD \\'BB~I (~w-lI.83) In Ihl.. ,·ounlr,., hut 10 Ih\' Prof. Allison, Bonk Rl"vifW: CKY :'II. II on the Stret>t: WEBC WHLB S~mph"lIY Kl\f,\ "ndefll Hillbillies G, R, M.rkowski's arch,: CI{X \l'url.l. Tht· l,rol:'rltll1 wll! lm·lmh· WlD Pre\'I"" CKX K~TP YI,uth A/hllini~lr"linn W:'I1Fr. J;'lrl.,· I:O~l,l 11.,·mIlM. SplrltualM. WlS,llorn('lIIaker~ Prl!'lll. [KY H'lnl'folk' Frolic KFJ'\I Mu~ic .-\ppr('('iation Hour Wll(i\" \'ari('l) Pnm. 'iI'W" KfYR WOW W\IAQ rlll·h, Ill'mll tlf Hr("'t-r It:thhlt WMT-Ctlurt Ilu 'I').. ~ Oreh KF.\BDinllt>r {·all IJ:t. lOlA Weather & \ell\l LIttle Variety Show: KFYR KOIL Between the Bookends: WTe.' "-OGY -H,tppy H' now Ganl \\ \IT \f" the B"Jnty K\1 \ VUlel}· Premo K~O KOA-Col'rade A IC ,ltur",1 Col KSVO KSO K:\tA t\\IA \\\IT \\:\1 \Q-C 'til t.:Iture W"AX\e \. 8. .... r ,.rl K\me ..~: SllOrtn t W~II:"", ,. Pc..: rri .. , QUiet Sanctuary: WQGY The Guidmg light, shtch (White \\0\\ Tr &: thc Pi, I" K\toX ArpinI' \"arwllf"S I\"'CJfa flab . t.a): Wilt) WOW WD,\.Y W_ ·AX H., I-lY J Old TImer 5:30 CST 4:30 MST K \\ '0 GUlli COntht London Calling: (KY CKX 1\ rp Daily Ft>aturn \\ '1AQ \\ [BC K::,TP KFYR 4:15 CST 3:15 MST Angler & Hunter: WDA\" KFYR \\ crO J uk \l'In lrone KU\O ....1 I " SJon KfoDY f rm & lI,me \l!WS \\LW KOA I\WO Gloomch"sers: CKX CKY ( • 53) WnAr "''Phi lInlH .... llllnr KJoJ I lIeq l"St Hour \\ BC To be .II ftOunced \H- U . t tion Outs Guiding Light: CKX CKY Your Family & MIne. ,ketch Today with Bob Trout: K5CJ KF. F \"ews ',C, (" \lId iKht, aketch \U)(;y I..lH tcrl. Report", 1.- a.ltc~t) \\ I\Q \\l)l,\ Wl\\ \\ IFG KOAl WHLB WCCO ReminiscIng: "DGY \~II\~-It,mn ~l \\ G.· I htl· Midday 5."ice K\\ \ 0 It Oa.nu lime I\F.\B ('\\; 11.83~ II: \\L""olC"t> of the rart::l \\ [l Y \!tflcul r" 'I1rhts Kt-D\, 1.0 A .ek! 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I KSCJ [oJnct"rt KIC\l" K...n I\OAL K~O \\ EllC T"11a ht ReVlI" ..... _ Ho",._ ~... '·Mo'· Three Romeos \\ n WfC· 1,.- , Q" I" ~ '...... ew CKX K~ Jud\ & J.Ule WEBr wow W\lT C 15.27) WG . rOlleert Oreh. ,,",DAY '*' Smilin' Ed McConnell, sonq' ~ports "".'0 .. (KY.·_ &: \1 ;t el WL" De ton & Barber, Ray Bloch, pranist: KR. ·T WCCO :, '. \1:Jrkel Quotatiohl Backitago! Wife, dr"m"t" sketch (AC"me Paiut l WEDC KSTP W\II\ ~"Ht \llISle t\UlY·Farm ria hl'l (Or L),>ns) WOW WHO K')A 1\\1\ Eapl \Iav·s Vi it I\F·DY ~. :\;tphonf> Sutet vi B", WHO KF\ R KOA \\ \1 r I. p LI~linl Time (Continufd on Nut Pa!Oe) \\ \t\Q KSTP 1\011, Co. Blufh Shovper!\ Inn News: Lyrics by Lonrine: KsCJ K~TI' Woman'.. Pu::e of the Air Kfo\f P('l \-fan Club Matintt: News: [KX CK' KDAI. K\IOX W.lfG WIIlB KWYO·. ·t>ws: Farm fo·la het K\\ YO \luilitor ':e,,!\ Revue VIC &.: "'ad.... ketch: WDAY KFAB \\CAI.·Tl>rlay's Crusade \\ DeY Varieties KnR WG\ len Salvo, orgalli't Ja(k Armstrong, sketch (Wheat \\ 0.4 y, \'ari('ty Prl:'m. KFHI Educaliolla] S('rill iI'S); WLW (~w9.53) WOGY Hank & \lartha Wl.s lIrnry'~ Exchall e; Prairie h.F\F Stall Frulic R'IUlhler.. Magical Voyage: CKX CKY LAUGHS! WEBC-Uull('tin Board K\IOX Sill!['lll' Sam WIIl.B Finni'h News W1.W KillY Keene. Jnc.. skfteh K\\-'YO '\liltinff' \lelotliel lOlA Rh~·thrn R:llll:erl WIIO ("hrcker~lOard Time WS,\X plantation Airs WClO Latlitl hr~I KOIL-Liltle Varieliu Wf,S ,Jim Poole, live~turk sum 2:00 CST 1:00 MST WPCO\, Slim Jilll'~ HOUlI;hriders KSOO-Sk)'ride KWYO·New~: ~1usic THRILLS! lIlolry The Story of Mary Marlin, sketch WEUC Stn(."k Quolallon: After Band \HIFGPiano Meanderinlts (Ivory Flakes): WHO WMAQ uo/tII lrrll·elude WAAW-!\'ews \\ '\11~ ·lIa"aiian En,emlJlf WLW KO\ WOW WDAY KSTP WGS Altern/lOll Mel"t1ie WBB'tKitl\" Krellt> W\lT Tune Time \H.:RC KFYR WLW Killv K\t'rlr, ketch \\TAl,~lu~ical Prlpn. TEARS! W. 'AX D. B. Gurn.-)' WMFG ':)t.,ek QuotatiLittle Orphan Annie: KFJ\I Gems of \ldOtly W8B:'-1 LI ,da'!\ First lo\'e \\ DGY ,Oklall"ma Outlaws Edw. Davin. bar.: \nlAQ WIIO KF".TGrab B It Pn:m. WCCO·Jud)· & Jan. WG.· Edna 0 U"II & I'lano WDAY "WE, THE PEOPLE" KfYR . ·ew~: Prof. Sauerkraut & \\ DCY John G. Alaandl'"r WI.B B rvu ft ..f'\'~ CKY \fa~ter .... ingt'n GABRIEL HEATTER \\ . \X { rk .' . QT- Iii Lttte G"nnan Band WI.8 \Iinnesota SC"hool of the Air r rKX-Radio ("O'umD MASTER OF CEREMONIES K'I\ Country H'lIne lime \\l"-E\eIYII, . The Little \laid' d KFAB-SIlC'ed Gibson K'IOX Inquirinr R"port"r \\ \11.· .·e . \fu ic Hall 3:30 CST 2:30 MST KfYR\hntle lamp Co. Pr~ COLUM~A NETWORK TUESDAY EVl:NINC KOA-~!ate Acnru1tur.a1 Co1~e \\ .. \ .. Bdty L ne' "otllht"rne'fS Two Keyboards: \\'[HiY I\G:\ .:\t \ The \'''''''fain",," Polle 26 Big Town. newspaper drama K.IBC·_ 'e'" : Sportu t Salute to Cltia: WLW fRin50); Edw. G. Robinson &; Good Listening for Tuesday K'lOX-Sport Revirw Election Relurns: WHO W'I"CN Claire TrevOf": wcco KIl.'JT ~ew5: ....rt...~ Hull. ond .ut,on. _lch wltl _co.t_ th... p.-ovn.... "':"y boo KSL·That Was the Year KMQX WOW WBBM \\ HAS KMBC KFAB WJR KSL fou" In the acljuent prog.o", ItOI"m ... ot tho t,mo " ....nde. h'd,colod WBBM·Sport Huddle CJUM·Joe DeCo rts Review WlllO \nll.· t"ourt«n; Jack Johnstonl'" Ora· Comedian. Uncle Ezrol, comedy sketch (AI· UIl\! Trp,l U~ Cht'~t ~t'W ~ KFJ\1 WAAW 11I3S; Gut" t: WLW WDAF' WHO Beatrice lillie olnd Kate Smith visit the Jolson show ka-~"Itzt'r)' KST!' KO" W1\1.I W('CO Of' Itudslln C.JIl't!\hJur Bill WT\fJ WOW KSTP WMAQ tonight. WLW WD.\F \OI.\Q WHO WO\\-- WEU£" L. C no Broade."t t~ CKY Utht Up and U Club KfYR \\f,BC WDAY W5\1 lalso (ow9.5l) 11:00 CST 10:00 MST 1\."'1 R You ~ball Hav. Rbytbm at 9:30 pm.) 7:30 CST (6:30 MST) Information Please; Ques Election Returns: WFXR \\TC.· Richud Hlmbtr's Orch. \\~t.4.Q }\.\, \ Rhythm Ranf;t'u (;0 IC .\_ l'pnKIn tlU.D- tion Program. IOIRC.-\ K nsn Cly Din" ;.r.·~LI~f 1I~1~~I1I~~r:":~Dh.. \\DAY WEBC KSO K_IA KFYR WOW "[Br i: Uncle Ezra: CKY CKX Don Bestor's Orch,: K\1.4. KSO KO \ leo & K"n .. drllll.t ll:1I11oll of In I'xl"'rl 8:00 CST (7:00 M ST) We, the People; Drama K5CJ·TiI1lf'tahle: S/){Irts I'm'e Ill' hAd wllh n hUllk rolJl.... r and M u&ic, K\lOX Th" \la(ic Hour WS\1 WDA\ KFYR K"'1. Ho\\il! Wirllt "'110 .hot 0111" llOllt·..lll.U .ntl K"'I. Tall Tal.. Dick Durie's arch.: WG.· W\lT II .111.1'1"''' anollit r. \\,IHY To b., J.llnoUhCt'd 8:30 CST (7:30 MST) Benny Goodman's Swing WCCO Political Broa,kast Count Basie's Orchestrol: KFAR WG:Ii-CaJ.t lIerr.e ~lWakmg Or an \1',00 , WHLB WMFG Orchestra. \\\11:'\-0·_ ~l d! rc Orch. \\88\1 W.· \ .. K~CJ \!i.-OX ke~ CJR\I-Supper _ \\ ... lB. T feiOOin \' "\1 \ V. neloes \\ H b (w-6.12) 6:30 CST S:30 MST Kf BHMelJ's AI II me H"ur 8:30 CST (7:30 MST) Fibber McGee. Comedian. KO\T, ~ . ')ur, ff.'d and Donald Novis, Tenor. 10:00 CST ':00 MST Rich.ard Himber's Orch.: CKY Don't You Btljtyt It (Stnutlon Amos 'n' Andy (Colmpbell's n .. x ClirarE-tle.) WLW K"'CJ\\-P\ Pr 'no S"up). WOW WDAF KO,\ \VS~1 "\I,,, \".... ' AI, ,Ier 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Dr. Christian, Drama; No Talent W • .a 01 k P h p ....rdrobt' II TXI.I r E"cnt (Old Gold Ci!:"arrtlcs) K\lBC \\'C"C 0 '1;J 11'01.1 for Mpn Only (Vitollis); Peter fill ~I .... 1111 :II'" .-I,lIl.... 9:00 CST 8:00 MST 10:15 CST 9:15 MST I\SL (alo <;l'e 6:15 pm.) WF8( -:'\;l\i('r CUKal' Onh, ",tli Slel"'lrll's Orch.; P('1t La Pepsodent Prgm. with Bob Ho,,, ° 8~ Centra, "ucali~t; Fre;l l'tta!. CJIt\1 F.trm PrOl;r;I .. m Vocal Var;etiu (Tums); Jerry les Brown's Orch.: W~\1 \\' .-\Y WIH.i! Gr.. b WI\\' WOW 10 t\FJ_'lO.ln("eTime Jack SIllJrt: Ski "I.l} ["ni~' Or· KOA (I s 5'i5 K\I\ KFYR \\,' \Q f'ort Pl' r n. Dews m t \nl\Q '. WI KfYR J m.. ",1<0 & \",·,'op Ap. d.l· Ira; Gu~ l W~~I K TP ) "Ir .,' . I' K. 0 h ".JR W\II.· .-\. B C Pflq.herty \\ IHF W""1 KSTP \\ nlJ (51" •• \\1 W \\\I.-\l,J Wn.\F hOA WntJ j m Sammy .lye, rc.: w,n Thl' \lJeic lI.,ur 9.53) 'it"n',Orch WHO \\OW ("".9.53) Chu. Baum', Orch.: I\DAL \\lunl KF.\8 K\IOX \\.· ... X \\\\\ H"l") .1 c,ld T':IUS Il1formoition. Pluq;: wrc~ \\ILS k.\fA R Xorman's Oreb. \\JH WX,\,\ \\BB\I I\~CJ K~L h'::!CJ Kn\'T KOAL W\IFG \\O\YS)(It n '·el Or. Christioln, starring Jun Her· wrco K\lBC ( 612) W()\\ \lU'leal Prgom wn.\\" KD.\L KSO W\IT KFYR WFSC \'~rret\" Bill W h'llt (\J~t>linc) K\1BC KFAB Fats Waller's arch.: WDAY 5...... WT'U Alpx.'rLder \\'ilry KOIL W\1FG "'"ng 'Time W.11t IDIO:-': \\'IUS KH"\T ,,-\1.-\ W'IT KFYR K~O Wayne King's arch.: WOW 6:4S CST S:4S MST AI Jolson Show: CKX CKY "'''IX \'eYl,: EII'ttric Orrran \\U8\1 KSCJ weco KSL (.w Building Canoldioln Homes: eKY WIl.\F" WE8r Ruth Lyon, sopr,: WTC.· "-~o CJIDIJilJlmle Allell \\'\\X R" .;,i· rol's Orc 11.83) {'K." Jerry Blalne's Orch.· WG~ KSO K~TP Kf"J IT"'111 t ':-tn ade W"'\II.. '1, IrUt Detective Mysteries (lister Xnn WHAS \'HO l\"\IAQ K TP hOIL ""T Orch.~ w~ XolYlU Cugal's I K\I\\I rke,_ "e.r U .·nu \\l\1J1 G, ,j",r. ir,e) WGX CJH\I'taui IlanJer OldTimen:CKXCKY Personalitlcs in History: CKX \\(;.' Lil:!'btllin~ Jim 8:15 CST 7:15 MST Jamboree: KSO KOIL WDAY t'i.l-'\"-~Ick Luus ("JI~\I Concerl \Iutpr CKY WIILS,'lu ... al \1·,ment. Gue~!i What? WEBC WMFG K'1,\ Wi\lT KFYR WTr~ WEBC K\IOX·At Your Leisure, inler KOA Family N('ws Inside of Sports (Phillies Cigars): W\IFG Plllilital Talk \,,'",O,A,',· ...' ,.,~ Teronto Symphony arch,: CJRM \'iew! WIiAS-Dream Serenade WGN \HW W\ll~·F:"rllillli\" CUlicerl . _, , (KX KOIL·Sports WI.W-Tl'leut)· Four lIour Review Xe.... s: KOIL WLS 7.:4,5 CST r \ 6:45 MST ~.~\Re~il,~~~o L'tley on Foreiii:n I\I:J'l Tn' Brn"cho Bu~tl'n ~.~i~ ~~~ticEx.\t~:m! ~~~:,~Q\~al; ~1If' Orch CJR\I Howil' Wing ('J . t-\l Iros 0 . lod"~1 \lIJsic WHLB Dance Timl' . . 1 II KF.I\I \lil~ Grilla. ~ooco; I\F.J\I F. Tra,lil ~ Po~t 1"""'L"8' G,,<., ".h.! \\ \1FG H.alio \,"hl C1'b WDAfS"phi tiuted SI'l.lI\g Wl'C, -L " \fdnlire', Orch KfYR a\"l"r CUl!at'o; Ort'h. 1\\1,\ r:arl \lay's \"i~it -, ~ I\·EBC Xe.... ~ Tribunl' TIme 11:45 CST 10:45 MST KOA \lu<,ical '1uments W\II:'\ f' Irrrt \tasler \\~1I:'\ :-o,,\\~ n""iew 1\, 'il r.lIl\l" Il, 'OCI'" Orch K't'\ The World We Li"e In KS(".' Jrrr\" of the [irl'llS 8:30 CST 7:30 MST \\'N.\X-~\mphon"lta WGN·Dick Jur~ens' Orch. Les Brc.wn"s Orch.: W[:\R KOAOrphan Anni" Jolmboree; Don McNeIll, m.c.; 9:15 CST 8:15 MST WI.W Ted Traurs' Orch. Wolyne King's arch.: KOA KS('JJunQ;l" Jim 8:00 CST 7:00 MST \\'E~R WG~ KWYO-Hvllvwood Brpvitie. BoltUe of Se1l;t5 (Molle Shave); GuPSt Artists KOIL Concerl Orch. W\IFG Tribun" Time Sammy Kolye's arch.: KSL WCAL-~tory W\lT WL\V-Sle,·l' \krrit:, lor \ntls Ld's Dance CKY 'e' 1ime cOlld. by FrJnk Crumit & Julia W"I~ (',,'~ \\·CCO Dick Lonlt "'allller~fln: W!IoUQ WHO WOAF Toronto Symph. arch,: CKX Ralnh Tnficante WOW Wig \'tatein' .....ith Waltner Wl.\\' G, , ,!? 01 Orch. WDAF,Easy Aces \\OW KOA K~TP WLW (SW CK\" \nlT FOul ball Roundtal.ll' ":'\1 Harolfl J"hnson ",,,t. -Th ""r"nad..r lIit~ WTCXWre~t1inll: \,"DAYMu.ical \foments 9.53) (al~o '1'1n. KFI 12:30 l.m.1 Benny Goodmoln's Orch.; Guests W\'_-\X & Dits 12:00 CST 11:00 MST "ari~til'~ Cill"3rette~)' 9:30 CST 8:30 MST WT)I.I-Dancp Orch. Fran Eich.er's Orch.: \VENR Wfar We, the People (Solnkol Coffee); (Calliel \VJR KSJ. Election Returns: KHNT W'\IFG 10:30 CST 9:30 MST WIILB-Sports Review G:lbriel HNllterj 'Lirry Von Z"U; I{RXT wnB'1 WHLH KMOX W~AX KF_\D WfiLB KSCJ Johnny Prtsents (Philip Morri~); Dolnce arch.: WOW KFYR Sondello",~ WIIO G\If!StS: KFAB hRXT K'IOX weco WIIAS KSCJ K'18C "-DAL h .... 11.83) Ru~' "orfall's Orch. KOA (als(, W'l.\Q "'\IFG-CaJllain ],hdni.-:;ht "C(O WBB\I K\mc WHAS KF..-\B fWU W~AX W\IFG W'IIX·JuJIi!f! GU~I(l"U Loe"n("r WJR X:"l. K"'CJ ( \\".11.83) h....,.1183) Jimmie Fldler's Hollywuod eosslo '''r 7 p.m.) Tommy Tucker's arch.: WLW W\lTTWl""t\· Fing"rs of Harm",,)· (;llfO t F.. (; ''('In/lf'IlI,,,II'' (Orene) _ KOA wow WLW Abe lyman's arch.: \n'AQ WGX W\-\X-Prairip O~l"am 8oy~ lI"kt·r.....'-.. _t .... ,k "rl....r. tllfO Fibber McGee & ':0. WEBI WO_\F \\'110 WOW KllA 'yw_ '''o_tlown'' In .".ry in". WMFG WIII.B KF,-\B WHAS CJH:\I When Day Is Done 1'r1,~t~,~I~~lkj~;t~·i;:~:I"j.rt;j:.~,;kli·IU~';~ of "0'';0 110,,;... \\X.\X KDAL K. tBr WJR hw· . K'lOX·D,,,,rillll: Time Green Hornet, dram.: \\'IT K,O KFYR WT:\IJ "'1-\Q KSTP Ralph BI.ne, tnr.: KSO KOIL 6.11) K... lo \lar hall Gra, t, orgallist WG.· 1.. , "...... nil, Illade t ~ WLW (sw-9.53) "·0.'" KF'·' WE8C K.~ ·rP ° ". Jos. Usifu's arch.: K\IA WLS It''o..~,...I. d'~~i1. _ _'. on., hFJ],1 Tu' BroUtho Bu t"rs " lury Clinton's arch' K:-t) W'l1 I - re In . lip ~",.n' ~ ~tat" Sombrero: ("KX CXY CJR\l hFYH WD.\\" K\l'~' KOIL \\BB\I Ch.. rlie EII·I,,~' On::l, KQIL WTC:"i no.. On .r K\I.\ T"acl1ers College Pro- H.\~·Tl'lehe Big Town, newspaper drama I Don't. You Believe It (Senn· II:ram KFnl'lotbl'r's Mu"ital Album lloyd Huntley's Orch.: CKY \\ to Qile Club (Rillso). CKY eKX llon Clgarettb) WGN \\VAF·To bE' announud K\1:\ L"o Oal'gu' Orch. CKX End of Tuesday Programs
7:4S CST 6:4S MST Houseboolt HannOlh, sketch (lava W,ItG Pare I Teachl'TS _.\ !n Jack & Loretta Clemens: KFYR WEDNESDAY, November 9, 1938 ,:-, .111' WLS W IT.' Ie MORNING ~ Radio Rubes: WLW Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabba,e Patch. W:'\'\\-II)n of All rho h· ~ketch (Old Enll:1i~h Wax) ~ I\"T(:-': ~"mf'lhint:: in ,\Ir \111 :"rk K\10X KSOO 7:00 CST 6:00 MST Wi\I,\Q \'lOW KSTP WIIO 9:15 CST 8:15 MST 8:00 CST 7:00 MST Xt"\.. KFJ\t "'LS WBI.B IK.FJ\I Varielil'~ Jolne Arden, sketch (Ward Bak Omolr Herth. swing maker: KFYR (" ·1 Hlril"ll' "'1.\ \\,n "\1\ \laster ;\Iel"dy 80' Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch (Won· II Co.) WLS KSl P WEBi News: Brukfast Ch.:b SolOISts del Bread) KSCJ weco WBBM 01 \\ EBC KOIL 8:30 CST 7'30 MST hO \ :"On for Tod.w Earbenders: \\'TC~ · " K~ 0 I:.l/.lb Bo)~ "\IOX KR~l Josh Hiqgins of Finchville. Richud Maxwell, tnr.: WlIlB Joyce Jordan, CIr Interne. K'::!T1' \\1 ,I \; , Noltlon's School of the Air:\\'DGY ke', 1\; K~O WTC~ hOlL Kl- \ It Xl'.... WO\\ \HS (~\li21.5) ~k".lt.h. (;.l"x Tooth ~o"der & \\ BB\ll~:;' Tr~ ~~ d( r WI~ WOA)'\\,\I! \f, h I It I W ':\X WIIO News: The Bolnd Goes to Town: ~ohdlflf.'d Albolf>ne) "BBM WDGY.\ WOlll,-lII'~ \\'or:d Tll:'II~~I}Il'~i:~:;u;?I.l~ll~,~lIl~~·~.I,:: John's Other Wife, sketch (lOUiS 7:1S CST 6:1S MST W!.W Happy Jack, songs: News: (<,w· WIl:J \Iu ieal ('l"I"I- f'llr.l 1:11, M r"r I'rlllll,r) -ra." It· Philippl'). \\\IAQ K~lP WOW Gene & Glen: KFYR k.STP Coffel' P"l tnn KFYR W\;,\X '15) \\L...... HII Cul""r, Ilo...... rd Pl'ter· P 'JlII1 1",,1001. allot" l\lllbtlr hI WIIO WDAY \\OW h~1 \ \\ HO Kt".\B WO.\Y A~liaFl Ensemble: KD.\L W\IFG ~on. or~ nl,t i\r:;U0~~.·I/adf' t 'Jf trradfO Myrt & Marqe, sketch (Super 1,.12151) \\loW Tv Le ilniOUnt'l"d Vocal Vogues: \\"TC.· '\1 I CI k \\ IfG \\leX ~lId) BB~t ~t .,. .' \\ \\ CCO KrAll W .\X KFJ\I \\;10 "'\IT " ~n Bruk'olst Club: \\ TeX '\1 \Q \ p Ahead wilh :\"r· Partv Line. KF.\B KOIL \\G~ I"\IOX W:\,\X "0\ ('KX m~I' H. ('KY G lOJ \1 Tnltl X, .ghbor ",rrr) ~"rg " ", KFAB "'DGY W\lFG 'l"rnln Time KFJ\l ~Jlon ~ilhouettes eKX Bands of the Salutioll 7:30 CST 6:30 MST 8:15 CST 7:15 MST h.FJ.\1 \lnrnil,O> Ilc"olional W\IT"IJ~ical Clllck I I":I-:'\F llradlirre~ IArmy S.... ing Serenade: Kf"YH Montana Slim, songs: News: K"\ Srn"k\ \lountain Trio W".\X-I"ht G, JWer.; .. 1\\1.\ ~ll;:) Clull Prl:!'m KF 'F-Paul & IrvlO !\.1l,\1. W'lfG (. 11.52) 8:45 CST 7:45 MST i\'0\\-.J s Ne K"')'O WA\W K~OO KO\ "'11" '>: vire K'1,\ 110m" laker!> Chal hOIL The FOimlly Man: ( 1\·21.5) BJchelor's Children (Old Dutch 9:00 CST 8:00 MoST K\\\O Poil h Vane 5 K '\ 1.I"Uj e Pan Cit"88:\1 W\IT e'eolkfolst Club: News: KOIL f ltl<,(l J K\10.' KR\;T KI."AB Pul Page, songs: K.,O KSOO \\pn" \ 'R ber K. CJ·Ye t rdaJ's TUlles \,ow k.t\R\\n\y W,(O \q.:?C \\lIIRIi. I: rd 0 kMr .... on Vic Be Sade, sketch (Crisco): WOW Tubi,- &. !::ou,ie K:'olATulie Time W\IT-LI" IL!Tttl1an·~ Band: Gas C-84 Pi.ge ""!9 Frequencies WLW WLS W1'C:"I-WhoOIll"e John KSCJ·Voice of thl' People Li~ht Harmonies ------C.7R)(·640 weCO·IIO lorenzo Jones, sketch (Phillips): KSTP·Lone Craft~ma W;..: \X Ru~s Pikl' CKX·l120 11:15 CST 10:15 MST WDAF-tUO WOW WMAQ WHO KSTP Her Honor, Nancy James, sketch WDGY-Farm Bureau ~ews 1:30 CST 12:30 MST WEDNESDAY DXY-SIO WDAY·HG \VG~·Luncheon Mu~ic American School of the Air: RDA!.·lOO WDGY·l180 Viennese Ensemble: WDAY KSO (Klernex): KR~T WBB~ KFAB Kl"AB-no WEBC-II90 WTC~ K~10X weco WHO-Dinner Hoor Concert KDAL WMFG WHLB WCCO Kl"DY·7SG WENB.·110 WLB·Musical Prgm. KFAB K~IOX WBB:\1 KSCJ UJM·1410 WON·1IO Merrymolkers: KSCJ KRST The O'Neills, sketch (Ivory W,n:"l-~oon-da)' Jambor~ (~\\ 15.21) November 9 XFNF.a90 WHAS.8!O KDAL WHLB Soap)~ W\lAQ WOW KQA WLW XFYll-660 WHLB-lS10 \P,fT·\'oice of Iowa: 'larkets Waltz Fnorites; KOIL WEBC KJU..930 WHO·IOGO SColttergood BaInes, sketch (Wrig· Kidoodlers: WTCN WXAX-Uudlil,s &: :'01 rkefs 1\..\1\ K~OO KFYR Pepper Young's Family, s1.etch: X)(BC·950 Wnt.·7&O ley's Gum): WNAX KFAB Kidoodlers: CKX WOW-:\Iidda)' ~telodi.· VolUant L1.dy, sketc~ (Gold CKY CKX XMOX·J090 WLB·780 ROA·I30 WLS-170 Variety Pnpn.· KS()() KWYO CK Y-Old Relrain~ 12:30 CST 11:30 MST Medal): WMAQ KSTP WLW KOA KFABCornhusker Jambt:lree ROIL-IISO WLW.700 S('ws: KFBI W~IFG KF~F·Cornfield Ha"aUanl Road of life, sketch (Chipso): WOW WHO (5\\·15.33) KFl\Y-Kathryn 'Vtbsler KllNT·13to WIU.Q·870 CKY·Record Library 1\rYR·The Goldbergs WBB:'o! KMOX london Calling; (KX KFHI Sli,n Thomp on's CO'o\oo)"s KBCJ.1330 WIIFG-IIIO K~I:\.Co\\bo)" Lo}e'~ Troupe KSL·lI30 WIIIN-1S70 KFIR·To be announced Words & Music: (-.\ :5.33) rKY Fh & 7.~b ~,,",t,.h KF:-':FFlower Ladv XSO-lt30 WJlT-600 K:'oIA Earl Ma)·'s "i~it KOIL·Waohz Time K~IOX"~i( Kitrben RSOD-IIIO WNAX-&70 K~("J -Peler " r(;re(<>r ~1.l.ll on thl' Street: WEBC WHLB KFDY K, Lort'tte :-ielson KSOO-\Iid.Afternooll Xe\\scnt XSTP·1480 KMOX·ut's Compare Not" WOW·I90 KO'\Ro~ie &- Her Guitar KWYO·The Curtain RiK'l W\lFG KF.I\I Rtql;;cSt H. IJr K\\ YO-Orean Trea I1rl"'o KWYO·I370 WSK·650 ~us ~I WAAW-66Q KOlL·I.ad~' ["oun.geous WAA W-Markets Voin of Ihe Farm: KF\"R WEBC 1\F.\F-JuLilee (outesl WBB. I 'Ii Gon to) rkl't WTCN-II60 \Iu~il:ll WBBJII-770 WT)(]·620 KSCJ-True Slorie~ WD,\Y·Women ill the Xew~: :\h.n weco K\\ YO :"Ie\\"\' W(TO-\f.uken WCAI.·760 WA.\ W-'tarkeh 00 the Street Tune Tille KSOO \V,·"X \\D.\Y:\ ricultu"1' :\Iarkets wnr.Y-Gnn 01 \It'Jod)" WBB:\I-Editor's Daughter WDGY-Reveries WDAY WDGY 'lin. 'icol1et WLB £1 Fal"laH Wf,BCNI'\u: Town Crier :"1"111:>_ KOIL WOW WHO \\G\1'hl' Lad}· Ans~\ ..r WL~-H, nil' .lakers I'roJo:TlIJ' KWYO-Tbr Curtain Rises WCAL.Qur Church WGN·Judy &. Ja.ne ~Iu·ital Prjl"m. WI.B CKX WLB-Art Galll'r)' W""-'-\:\1'11 -, JI. PPl' GIIi WCAL-Divine Service WCCO-Tena &: Tim W~II, WIIO·Golden Stort CKY \lu ital Workshop WLS Graill ;\luket Summary 2:45 CST 1:45 MST W[8C·~ally Service: Morning In - Bulletin Board W:\IT-\lonticeUo Part)' Line WLB·"u~iral Interlude KF.-\B L r'tlll fvr DUlner W~II. . Destgn for ~Ielod... Bl'tween the Bookends; Ted Mol- terlude ~ovt'lt)" WG.· a,tly CrMkPr WLS Grace Wilson, contr, KrDY-Fum F1ashl'! W'IT 'Xe....-s: Parade IUlLe: KSO W!C:\ }\.:\I..\ \nlT 10:30 CST 9:30 M5T WMFG-Xews: Stoc:k Quotations KFHt-Olaf R"i ('ill'S Band W\.-\X Rus~ Pike WHLB·Ha".ii;m Echoes Pepper Young's Family, sketch \\ ~IIX ·lIere Comt's the Band KfXF-Hrnr) FIt'1cl \\1'(:\ For the Ladies Columbia Broadnsting Symphony: W'IFG·Stock QuoUti"llS «(amay Soap): WLS ,nIT ","'ic Kitchl'n KMA-Weattoer &: Xews 1:45 CST 12:45 MST W(CO W'\tIN-SGrandma Travels: KMA WNAX W~tAQ,DO(()" Dan CKY-NI'I'''' & Messa«l"I K~I.'\ )Iar &: Bob Just Pl.aln Bill. sketch (Koly CKX-f'arml'r'!I Hour KFDY.Hou~eke{'Jl('r CKX·Markets: What's in the Air \n1T-Cedar Valley Hillbillies ..' fhats KOILPel'Jlle in the News nos): WMAQ WOW KSTP WHO ("KY-Con(l'rt 1Iall of the Air WTCN·Three Strin, KFYH-'Iakels: \\'eathl'r: Altri. KW\O·Ne"s: Markets & Farm CKY·Dan &: Sylvia hFHI Floyd .T'lhn~on's Band Grandma Travels: WHLB WJo:BC l\Iu~ic 12:45 CST 11 :45 MST culture in the Ne\\s Fla~h"! KFJM Popular KOIt·;\II'l1lory Lane KWYO' R WBB:'Il-l'al>I)Y Che,hirl'" Hillbilly WMFG KFYR-Those Happy Gilman, This Ooly is Ours, sketch (Crisco): ·Mollltor News evue Champions CKX-Newsy Jig aws: Markets KSCJMaurice Pelli~~ier's Orch. KFNF·Frank Field KMOX WBBM WCCO WDGY·Dr. Dyblie, hl'alth talk WG:-.;Good Health &: Traininl CKY ·Allan Caron, orianist KSTP-Serret Diary KMA·UncJe Carl. Mary Jane & Those HiPPY Gilmans, comedy WGNEd Fitt'l'erald &: Co, WLS-Nr-\\'s KFJM·Household Hour KWYO-Jloulle of Petrr MacGregor WLB-Mu'Iical Prgm. KFYR-Hymns of All Churches Busler WCCO-Thc~e Happy Gilmanl ~k("tch lCorn-Kix); WLW WMAQ WLSIIenry's Exchantte; Prairie W\1FG Judy & Jane KSCJ·News: Timetable KOA 'J ewel Bo.x WGNQuin R)'atl'~ News KOA Ramblers WNAX '13 Perkins KSCJ-Velerans of Foreirn Wars KSOO·New~: Grain Quotations: WHLB-Luncheon Melodie! Voice of Experience: KOIL KSO WLW 8P1ty Crocker 3:00 CST 2:00 MST The Aristocrats; Hammond Hi KWYO·Household Hour WI-IO,Mnl & Marte WDA YGr'lnlilma Travell Grandma Traveb: KFAB KFYR W~AX,Marion Malthl'l\''', pianist Sukstage Wile, sketch (Dr. Lites WLB-Lecture WDGY·News Xe"s: KSOQ CKX 2:00 CST 1:00 MST Lyon!) WOW WMAQ WHO KOA KWY(I-Number Plea~e Prim WLS·Gene &. Glen Wr.N-Don Pedro', Magic Violin WLW-News: Live~tock: Poultry Markets: KFJM KSCJ Story of Mary Marlin. sketch KSTP WeAL·Book Talk \VHLB-Plea~e CKY.lIiell'~ ~!l~"S-tle!> WT(~ Play \nIFG-Finni~h MUllic & (Ivory Flak"), WLW KOA WHO Club Matinee: W'IT K\1_" WDAY·Your House &; Your Home KFDYFarm Rh)/lles KFYR KSTP WEBC WDAY K~O \\F:\R KOI!. \\DAY WG,' ,Grt Thin to Musir WLB,Beelhoven Quartet W\IIN In thl' ~100d WL\\-'·New,,: Li\"l~stocks: River' ~hY'1 KR~T WMI~· Woman's Outlook \BtT·S\\l"\,t &. Swine K:'oIA Earl Yis.it WO\... WMAQ Eton Boys: KDAL KS("J W~IT·Radio Go~sip Weather: Markets WOWPe"I,!e in the Xe\\~ KSTP·Woman' Pat;e of the Air KF'" II ""' 1527) W:'oIFG,Tl'n-Thirty Matinef' KWYO-Radio: Farm f!;ash" Keyboard Concert: KSfJ KDAL .. ' 1 ( " WTCN·Around the Tuwn W~tFG WMI~-Mid·~'orning Concert 11:45 CST 10:45 MST \\'DAY.Yoice of lbf" "'rm \\8B\1 WIILB CIJb Moltin«: CKY CKX 9:45 CST 8:45 M5T W~ITTom (}y,ens' COlo\bo)~ Dorothy Crandoll!, pianist: KSTP WDGYllank &: \t..rtha Swingtime Trio: KSOO WTeN ShKk QuotOilhon .'1''' \\E8C Oxydol's Own M~ Ptrkins, sketch: 10:45 CST 9:45 MST Our Gal Sund.y, sketch (Ana WEBr-Bulletin Bo.rd MOITriaoe lIcenst ROmolnCl!S: \\ IILB WHLB,FlIlni~h Xew, KSC) WG~ hOIL W;\fT KrJ, t tdunlionaJ S fI'" WL5 Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch (Dreft): rin) WBBM KRNT KMOX KFAB WHO·Lem ..lid ~1.l.Ttba KFXF ~l:011 Frolic Stepmother, sketch (Collate): KSTP WHO '"'OW WOAY KOA WLS-Jim Poole. li\'ntock sum Story of Mary M,lIrlln: CKX CKY InlOX "initIO' "~m WCCO K~IOX WB8)' KF\"R Narl Folrm & Home Hour: WLW mar)· Kf.\B Xe'" & Mulets KWYO Contert \1.1 ter The Woman in White, skett:b Aunt JenFlY's Stories (Spry) : luncheon Music: CKX W'IFG Pi.ano Mranderin(. KFUYF, rm Home Water Supph '\'(Cfll....I~ fir I (Pillsbury): WMAQ WEBC WHO ~R_ -T WBB~f wCCO KMOX KFJ\I ~1J.rkets \BII:\Accordiana KFJ" Orch. Paradl' WDGY ~hlin" ~Itlodi KSTP WOW KFAB KDAL WNAX Kf. T Alhlfa John W\IT-Tune Tille 1\~I\OrJan MelOlhes WGX Lol"r nn .oIlemo & Ortan Singing Strings: KOIL "MT Rl)ld of Life, s'utch (Chlpso): K\f.\,Du tin' the riddle \\'~AX D. B. GUI,", K"OXrr~.H'lone WLW Kitty K"n~. ketch WOW-~Iall Popul~r W~ltus: WTC~ (sw. \BI.\Q WLW KOIL S"tn cor..talln 0, Ih. :-'tr K\\YO 8eltl'r \Ision \\'\lFG-:-ot, TP WHO KfYR·8elly &: 8Gb, ketrh WLS Frwt &: Vl'1et.able: 8utt'l Vour Hulth, talk & drolma: i\~O \\\11\ 'f'" I, _ It.:: KOA WOW Phil Porterfield, songs: WOGY K. U. ""nticello Put)' Line & r 'hrkell Wutller :-;,.hj.-{-I· ·1..1 .. J:at.'. ,,11 W\-\X 8,',\. L ~"lthl'rnen Club Moltin«: .... ~()O Wi-.Bt \nll:\ KOA -Wellr. of 'Iusic rKTB-Re\ IVill Dance Time T;a!kin Thin'l Over Nlludt"d diet ud ...... I.. .-d It, 2:15 CST 1:15 MST Musiul Interlude: \\\lFG KDAL KOBH ,Etbon of the (onlOM KFJ \1 \brkrts \\ 'tT-Xe'" F••nle Voelker, or Irene Snsley R F 0 No. I. K~eJ Keyboolrd Concert: KD\L K"CJ K",CJ KR T KF-\B \\B8\1 KSCJ ·Community House KF. TWI!bur Smith rani t \... ·AX Voi« of the Farm KDAL "\lfG \\ IILB I\\ HLB \\ rc 0 \\ HI B (sw 15.27) K:-:.OO-~ilnr SiI\tn K\I.\ ~I.rke)' & Fa~·loD Perkln~. KSCJ Want Ad Ramhles: Nlvy ',\ OW -G'IJdlwrp, kelch Sig Sister, sketch. CKY CKX DlIydo/'s Own Mol sketch: KFJ\I :"Ie'" KWYO·Orran MelodJ" \·ulte of Iht Farm K\tO:'\: K~OO \\0\\ \\D.\\ KSTP \\HO \\EBCIKF\R:"I & AlIllt ~lIlI:UY WeAL·Chapel Service: Collece . '('WI K~OO·Curbstol.e 'Lin on Ih" ..,trt'et \\BB\I KF\U I \\\I\Q KFlR KGA WLW 1\\1\ Rh)'hm R"n"en Bulll'tiD (onvenations WG.· Patoted Dream~ KJoDY ~Iate Cror' ~h(ow M' ._, • 0 h KsOO K\fO:'\: 11Ilda Fin' Love ,\DAY,COflcordia Coll"e AFTERNOON KFJ \' Ii I .. th () auract pi .. ny s rc : IIG III ~ WLS 'hrket Reports: Poultry &: .:I Y K~l WTC'i KOIL \\ ~IT (S\\ .. r-,. II WDGY·Stock M rkl't Report. ~O''',': ~tu Yeal ~1Jrket KFXF Grah Bat IJfitI.· 1533 \\ LB 8 uf th, .·rw WG.' lCa! 'hil B1 Ouid Harum, sketch (Bab·O): Jun Ellington, songs: KSTP WE8C WDGYSlim fitl1 ~\I.0,X ~11~ Woman'~ Opinion ~j:~~:~:~1~2I;~:I~';:. '~::;:~:~I~ WHO WOW Wl\IAQ KSTP Pieh.... .nd ...... w on _.. • (s\\15.33) !"I,I:::: .nd 1. WEHC·Bulletin Board K\\ \ 0- rhl' Rh, fhmlc Ac:-I' I'lld "III I,. l,rilOlo;ltl 1'\ .~1I11'rl The H.ppy Gang: WGS ~"'et ~lis"'Ui Pappy CheshIre's Hillbillies: KSCJ The Bollioldeer: CKX WGN Two On a Slwbtrinl WBIHI thl' .'an 11."'II,'r. III • ",,,·,·t"l llllt'r- KR:"IT KDAL WHLB New,; hFAB WAAW WMIN WLB·SI)l'lrt~, Bill Gibson WOGY·Gerlrudl' L~\\is 1I1111'11l1l1 hH!Udnl't. II.· 11111 l~f' Mary Mar(lolrl!t McBrldt, column· KSCJ WLS-School Time WGN Kafff'e I\la1s~h ~l::'I'II,~.;:~r 1::II..:~:;;m~,md ~ln.\"Or, The Story of Marv Marlin, sketch ist (La France & Satina): KSCJ (Ivory Flake,): WLS CJRM Hadio Kitchen of the Air WLW,Linda's Fir~t Love, ~kdch WI.U ~1u iel1! I'rl:m. Mo....~ta,1 0" Pall•• KMQX WBBM weco KRNT CKX ~Iu"iral Prim. \\':\IIr.: !\'e\\'s: Orch. \\'1.5Ilul1ll'makrr)· lIour Address by Prime Minister (holm. Originalities: WMT KFAB CI\\" Gf'prie Hall's Roof Garden W!\1TI-ht Tune~ Happy Retutn W\\X "rl..d~ St. II's hedain: WUGY WG~ l\l"ws: KWYO KOIL WAAW CKY·Backsta(e Wife KFJ"X('" o.ldities \\'~.\X-I'qr',leulll Pa';,ide 2:30 CST 1:30 MST ...... Uil on p." I CJRM·Bulletin Board KFJ\t~lu ic of the ~laslers ""Jo SJo· falin Sal" & ~ewl WTeS Cutbstone Qu. lion Air Columbia Sroadc.uting Symphony: Address by Prime Minister Cham· CKX·Over the Back Yard Felice KFNF·Wl'alher, Markets & News K\lA nh~lhlll R.. nf('ers 1:15 CST 12:15 MST I\~("J KHXT WIIL8 \BIFG Iwrlain KllAL W\IF(; K"CJ C'K Y-Beth' Bro\\n Raulo Kitchen KJoYR-.larkeu: Police Bulletin. K,lOX-~la PerkinI, skelch Vour Hulth, talk & drama: KH,\i. ( \\ 15.27) hllXT U·AB W138\1 WII1.8 KFAB Roy, Lonn;,. &: .Iohn K~IA Tobie's Comtussrl NllOz I1~ppv KOII. Tho e Gilmans WTex Pepper Voung's Folmily, ~kct(h ('. ~':':72.u" I. KFJM ~milin' Ed McConnell KOAHden West __ KWYO Ecunomy Court Poetic Strings: KOIL KDAL (C:lm:av S,~p). KFYR WEBC CST ..eST KrYR-~hr"eh Wealher: Top 0' ~IOfk 3:30 2:30 KSCJ-AoD Summers \\ DGY .\I KSOO-Gnan Quotations. Markets: KWYO-Gene Austin, sonp \\OW'" ,f Farm Jud\ & Jane K~OO KMOX Weathf"r .. • WDG Y·Cturln Sengir 12:15 CST 11:15 MST CKXli\'estock R port WBB. !-The Heart of Julia Blak. WGlIi-.b,ohatt.lD lolber, sketch Ufe Cu Be Snutlful. sketch i·KY Dante Tu t' weco 1J. Pcrkiils, .ketth \\ HI.B-Gilebert Hiih School iI ,) WHB~I K\tOX KfAB-5tln~ Soured '" DA Y-III)I:11elown R('petrtn, New, WHO To be InMunced WCCO KFDY-'St)le Cl(nifi anul ffARD OF ffIARINCi? WDGY The \100"'" TreJ:Jd \\ LB bool of tbe Air, Current KFHI Puu:le USE T+i IS E ....SY '\EBC·Woman Hour Goodyear Farm Roldio News: b'l'nt! W\IAQ wn. KSO KOA WDAY K\I.-\·:'olicke)· Gibbons, IOJIII "G.. \I'JIlU"1( :'o!dodll~1 KSCJ -To be aQnounC'l'd WLS \fartha Crane and Helen K"'OO KFYR WLW WESC WLW·The Go),jbl'rcs, uetch Jf)yre WAAW·:'olarkets IlSI~:~,~ fr~m°:"rd~t ~~~~~!,~ W,II,·-.·ew, Mutiny on the J-Ij(h WLW The Editor's Oauchter let's Tollk It Over: (lw·15,33) WBB)I-Ha! Tolle or d e-I d b,. etlllITTb of tb ' ,u ~a ,ntAQ,ThI' Carters of Elm Strl"E't .'ews K\\YO KfJ\I \\"CCO-"it;.)· Keene 'II I clad to know of bow ..... h••e ''',I'''' eel tl" ·AX,D~ ,,_ \ "titJl al Sl'rvice W\lFG-:'\l'w Commentary ("KX S<->n I of Ihe West WG:"I JUII(' B~ker f".rln.. of mll",. ntr.,rlDt1: from till C'O...tltl D, W'1tb 10 ... \\ TC' . II, :Ih W~Il:'\-~ews: WLB~lu~lcal onr 11mI'll' hom. Ir..atlUf"nl .·olbln. ear-no r"v:' World Book Min fKY On the \1311 Pr m. ooe D,...d FrOln Allllon, songs: \'II,\Y W\lI ""0 Ill"" Trr",m \"nu \\8B:\1I1ou,eboat Ilannah GermOlny S..lutes C.lIn:AdOl: CKY OiC'k Traev, sketch K<;,L WDAY ("KX \\ade lane Homefolks :\J ....t (;11{' t WEHr Duluth Counfil of ChurC'hes t:KX ,.ew h"Ut wo\\ CKy Sin~"r Stars i~,I;I"~I; 'I;~~' tl~~:~ ~:n::\~ II ..·r Views the WE. ·R·S"iJ Ie ~crenaJe Lyon & M..rlowe, pilno duo: {".I R.\I \Iarkl't \ew KFYIt Book RC\leWS I nrlu nsaPSIM . e\ ' \\IIOTh, (;, ,teh \\OAY KfYR WTL~ WE~R (I\Y On the Tr (If the fbampionl Count Buie's Orch.: KSCI mt'lIlator \Iu~iC'al JlCk Armstrong, sketch (Whut· "1':\f ,!ale QUMtet \\\fAQ ....\\ f.ntre KFHl~ingml Stnnls KFAO W, .\X K\IOX \\'(('O·Juk Arm5lronl W\1I:\ Wilham Si~ters Ie) WLW ( \Ii 9,53) 1\ \14. Ol'Jan Re\'eritl K\l8r \h-.ln da\' Frolic Lum & Abner, comedy sketch \\ OAfS"l'hi linted S"lnl: W\fT :Sjlflrt ROUlldup KSt Fronlitr Fil::'hlers (Postum) K~L K\1BC (also .t Cldets: W\1AQ KSTP KFYR KO\Rt'JX!n Period WEBC-Lolll' Ranter K "'00 Di..k Tr:Acy WOW JamP'!! P, H. 'IOT WBB\1Wt, the Wives 6:15 p.m,) \\TC~ "WYO Tin Pan Aile)' WG:\ f'lllain 'lidnil!h:, sketch wnlJ Eaw Aces wrro Ul'jlub1ican Commillee MOIgiul Voy..ge: CKX {;KY wBn:\f Chicago 1I0ur WHLB-DililLer MI,o-ic 6:45 C5T 5:45 M5T WE~R·\ our Jlt'alth, drama Hum.. n Sidt of the News: EdwIn S.H1dello\\~ KfHI-Pla)'makeTs W(;:\ Dinner "u~icale WHO X..... ier Cuglt's Orch.: KFYR WEBC-Karl~hl;lU \lusiul House r Hill, C'l.mm. (Campbell', ,nIAQT,,~ 101.\ Hhylh", Ihn rn WLWDellton & Barber. ~porls ("enlt>r Tonight K\fA WDAY KSTP Party Soup): KO.\ WDAF W'IAQ (al~ W\lF'G-I.£me Ranll"er Jt 6:15 p.m.) KOAStrolwlsr; Song ter \\ \11:\ S"eet :\Iu IC Guy Gordon's arch,: W\tT W\1l~ ~e\\ KOlL LIttle \ arlctie \\ \1 r rru Tr, I '\''\llr-.i . 't·" Orl:h. \nlT To b <)U1.ct>d Inside of Sports (Phillie Ciglrs): The Art Singer: CKX CJRM KSOOThe Sk~r1de \\OW ( \Ii W\AX-O:d H"me Rf\ue WT("\ Tfl tu ,un('M W~\I"'I'11 WLW WGX CKY KWYO B,mti .'ews 5:45 CST 4:45 MST Quartet 8:15 C5T 7:15 M5T Wnl! H 4: HIS G~aditr lh.n..e OrC'h. WG.· WT~IJ W,\.-\\\ \f\II, H.. n Wynn, songs ( :13, \ew . KSL \ns KOIL Columbia Symphony Orchntr.ll: ~port ~lfG 'ew WH-\ \\ HO WBB\I Kitty Keene To be .lInnounud: KSQ hOlL 6:15 C5T S:15 M5T Rev!f'W WHLB \\ \\ JR Human Side of the Ntws: Edwin CJR\! 1I0wu' WIDr KOIL·Soorh \\ n 0 Li\ OC'k \\ I \ K\lA KFI" \ "~TP \\ I>GY \\ ake Up, ,\menu ( IIdl c"mltl. (Campbells (Ii:\: Ll!t:hl IP & Ll5len . 'icht 1::lItr. Tunh WC:;'O \fttrnooD. tnade Lowell Thomas. tommentJtor :x.ul-') KSTP ""0 KFYR \\OW CKY-Ea~y Aefl K\l8C-1I I WCCO Cednc A,bms hSL Amf IUtI Vanettes \\ 110 TI' & Crumpet- (::'un Oil)' WUY WE8C ( w·9.53) (.Iso Ih 10:15 KFJ\I Omnf'f D,mdnl WEBC \e,", Tribune Tune "~OO-::'l rt Rtvue \\ l-.·R Ellmo Bolocninj's Orch. WLB :\lusicaJ Interlude F.lIther & Son. sketch: KOA (5W' pm.) KOA-Orphan Annie WBB\II-1f'nri Gendro 's Orch. wr.~ Or~h \nll~ :\\;,allnee :\1,l."llf?_ 9.53) KWYO·Holl~·11I"o)od Bn:vitiel J'le S l'drn' Mr. Keen, Tncer of Lost Per WEBCF"ur ~Jturals WO.\F f. \cn WJR·.\. Jo ly Tlnl.: Lions T.1les W".\X Prairie Dn'Jlll Bo}"" Sophie Tucker, songs.: arch, (Roi sons., drama (Aruerican Home J' W\lI\-G<1\". Fhller E. Bel' "n Uni\'t'r~ity CJ\~ar,) WEBC- Var·it>lies WI.\\" \11'1 Sn"j.. r's Orch. wow rreiehton 1"0111 WBU:\t KR:\T Produl:ts): W:\fT KOA WENP. W\1T \1.1'( rhf'hlc-r, pi 11\0 tilJO WIIO Jt>rn & Four Dons \\':\tFr.·Trihlln. Tillle 4:45 CST 3:45 MST "FAB ,,\lOX KD,\L W\lFG KOIL WTCN KSO ~()"!tS 8:30 C5T 7:30 M5T WOW Wig Wall;jl:in' with W, ner Uttle Orphan Annie: (5w,9,53l WCCO KSfJ WlILU (al~o ,,~X W'\IAQ J('rr\' COlllwr, Lum & Abner (Postum): WJR W\lFG COlpl;lin ~lidnil:ht TeXICO Stlt TheOlttr: Adolphe \\ ":\1 World in Revil'w V.ughn de Luth, songs: W\IT :2 mid) KFAB wCCO KRNT KMOX \\ :\11:\ LeaDllnl!ton Trio \lenjllu, III,C.; Se,] Sp,lrk5j t:nl WTC\ Df J' Ihr,I'lOn' Orch KFYR WTl:\ "011. 1\"0 \, D.\Y M_ ....tail on _. 4 h:\IOX WBB\t (w 1I.B3) hlso '\lerkel, fh rill· Rll~'J.·-; J::.: 10:30 C5T 9:30 M5T WEXR Tom Mot Strlight Shooters WOW·Jlmt \Iehon: Vic \rdeu' set 10.15 p.m.) OrC'h. hOlnan; Kenny Bakl'r; Max Tommy Dorsey, His Trombone &: I H ton Wheat (erull W\1.\Q RemhWDAY-SOllj,i;:> You Remember \\CCQ·II:lPPY Gilmanl \\'CAL-Overby Hour MORNING WHLB·H"b How". THURSDAY, November 10, 1938 WGX-,\\'ew'l WDG y, Livcstock Reporter IL...__"':"'':''''':'''''':'''':'':'''':'''':''__I WLW·FaIllOus Farmer WHLB·Lullchcon \Ielodies WGN-Markets; Midday Service WMFG·World Book Man 1------1 WHO-Myrt & Margc, ~ketch WHO-Caroline's Golden Store 7:00 CST 6:00 M5T WMIN-Kew'l: Keyboard Kapers WLB-Convocation phony Omar Herth, swing maker: KFYR WMT-New:>time Mary Lee Taylor (Pet Milk): Getting the Most Out of life, WLS-Gene & Glen WLS·\'oice of the Farm WEBC KSTP WNAX-H}mns of All Churches WBB:\-f KRNT KFAB KMOX Dr. Will. L. Stidger (Standard \\'LW-New~: Linstock: Poultry WLW-Silvcr Serenade Eoubenders: WTCN WTCN-Something in Air David Harum, sketch (Bab·O): Grands): CKY CKX \\'~1FG-Scandinavian Music WMAQDo~gy Oan \\'MINln the Mood WMT-Cedar Valley Hillbillies Mother Randall: WHO WNAX 9:15 CST 8:15 M5T WHO WOW KSTP WMAQ KFJM-:\brkels John's Other Wife, sketch (Louis News: WAAW KWYO KOIL KF~F,Slllilh5(lnians WMT-Maltic Hour WOW-News: Music 7:15 CST 6:15 M5T ~ews Philippe): W:\fAQ WOW KSTP CJRM-Bulletin Board KMA.Mickey & FOl)lon WOW People in the WTCN-Three Strine:s Gene & Glen: KFYR WDA Y 11:45 CST 10,45 MST 12:45 CST 11 :45 M5T WESC KSTP WHO CKX-Over the Back Yard Fence KSCJ'\\'Dustin' the Fiddle CKY-News & Weather 7:45 CST 6:45 M5T WOGY·The Modern Trend KOIL-Swin!(copation Jack & loretta: KFYR KFNF-Paul & Irvine: KFDY·New:> of the Farm Prgm. KMA·Homemakers' Chat WEBC-Woman's Hour SouthernOillires: WTCN WDAY KSTp·Do You Remember KMA Earl May's Visit Radio Rubes: WLW KOA-To be announced WG:\' ·Moflling Melodies KOIL WGN·Silver Serenade KOIL·Co, BluHs Shopper 8:00 CST 7:00 M5T KOIL-Polly the Shopper WHLB-Please Play Dan Harding's Wile: WEBC WCCO·Grandma Travels KSTP·Woman's Page of the Air ~;ctur.,& "nd •.,y'ftW On P"l1'" I News: Breakfast Club; arch. and KSCJ-Front Page Drama WLW-To be announced and 7. WHO-Hilllol) House, sketcb KWYO·Ncws: Farm Flashes Soloists: WEBC KOIL KSO KSOO-Jack Marlow, songs WMFG-Warren Family WLS·Fruit & Vegetable; Butter WCAL-Forward March Wl\tl~-Ne\\'s: Sweet Hour of Prayer: CKX E~ News: The Band Goes to Town: KSTP-Harmonv Parad~ MUliny on the High & Markets: Weather: News \\'DAY-Varicty Prl:;"m. WLW KSTP (s"·21.S) KWYO-Thl Crim~OII Trail S... CKY·:\tu~ic by Cugat WMT-Nev.s: Frank VO('lker, or WDGY-Hank & :\1artha lani~t WDGY-Canar)' Sf:renade WXAX Onotjonal Serviu KFABSctn~ of the Good Old Days WEBe-Bulielin Board Richard Maxwell, tnr.: (IW- W~AX-Filttn & Home 21.52) WEBC-\\'eather & lI)dro: Morn 10:15 CST 9:15 M5T KFJ:\f-Cr(l(lk~toll Co.(lI'lE'ralive WIILBFinni!"th News ing Interlude KFNF·W('athcr, Markets & News WOW ·G()ldbere:s, sketch WHO-Checkerboard lime Coffee Pot Inn; KF'YR WNAX Vic & Sade, comedy sketch (Cris WGN-Bettv Crockl'r co)· WLS WLW KFYRMarkets: Police Bulletins WLS-Jim Poole, livestock sum· WOW KFAB KMA WDAY WHO WHLB·Hawaiiall Echoes Lorenzo Jones, sketch (Phll1ps): KMA-Tobie's Corntussel Nooz Morning Musicale: WeAL WOGY WLWThe lIulllan !:iide of Uncle AFT~RNOON ~'~~}G-Piant) WMAQ KSTP WI-IO WOW KMOX·Thc Ma!(:ic Hour Mcanderingl News: KMOX KOA CKX SilllI KOABudi:"et Shop _____....,- -' W:\IIN·Playbo)'1 8:15 CST 7:15 M5T Scattergood Baints. sketch (Wriq I I WMFG·Stock Quotations KSOO·Grain Quotations: Powder WMT Tune Time Monu.na Slim, songs: News: WMINSOllg Stylist ley's Gum); KFAB WNAX RIver Boy: Bullclins: Grain 12:00 CST 11:00 M5T WNAXD. 8, Gurne)' \\'MFG (sw-21.51) 9,30 CST 8:30 M5T Viennese Ensemble: WMT KSO Quotations Jean Ellington, songs: hw-1533) WOW·Mal, 011 the Street Breakfast Club: News: WDAY Hilltop House, sketch (Palm WDAY KSTP·Hl)U"'ehold Forum The Goldbergs (Oxydol): weco WleN-Front Pail! KFYR olive Soap): KFAB KMOX Georgia Crackers: wDGY KWYO'Dude Martin WOBM KDAL WHLB WMFG 1:00 CST 12:00 M5T WDGY-rharlcs Sen~ir Betty & Bob, sketch (Gold Med· News: WLS KFJM WHLB WCCO WBGM WNAX Variety Pre:m.; KSOO KWYO The HOilIppy Gang: WGN 8:30 CST 7:30 M5T WGN Manhattall Mc.ther. sketth al): WHO WMAQ KSTP KOA Just Plain Bill, sketch (Bi·So News: WMFG KFJM WHLB·~chool News: WMIN WAAW KFAB Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne, sketch Broadcasts WOW (sw.15,33) Dol): WMAQ WOW KSTP WHO CKYEddie Allen WIIO·To be annoullccd KSCJ (Calox Tooth Powder & Solidi. KFYR-News: To announced To be OilInnounced: KOIL be WLB-Mu~ic Aplueciatiun CKX-Van's Rhythm Orch. Social Science: Ideas That Came fied Albolene): W8BM KMA-Earl !'ola)·'s Visit True: KSO Smilin' Ed McConnell, ~ongs: WLS·Martha Crane and Helen CKYOance Tunes Breakfast Club: News: WTCN KMOX-LeCi Compare Notet Joyce KFJMNews Oddities With Hr. 110110 (: 1I1','·IIOMti (Acme Paint.): WLS KOAColeman Cox, philosopher tltI no rl'll lor, Itlltl IlfOj{rlltll wtll WLW-The Editor'" Daull:btl'.l KFNF,Farm Sales & News Ir'·lt till' topl!', "l'o't Troubadon: KDAL WMFG Gr..ndma Travels: WMFG WHLB ~oniS nnke'.·· KOIL,Pat Brennan, W~AQ·The Carter'l of Elm Street KMARhythm Ran(ers Nev.~: KFAB WDGY WEBC Irene Busley, R.F.D No. KSCJ True Stories W\tFG·Xel't~ C(lmmenlar) KMOX Ma Perkins. sketch 1: \hl,icil.l CI'lCk' \\'EBC WMT CKX-Col1~olt CarOl\'an Markrts WBRM-Editor's Daue:hter WMIN·Nel't': World Book Man KOIl,Those lIapp)' Gilmai"s KSCJ WIILB Wl\1FG KDAL 8:45 CST 7:45 M5T CKY-Allan Caron, orl\:anist WeAL-Our Church WMTCorntu~!'el ~ooz KSTP·Fact Finders Big Sister: CKY CKX Bachelor's Children (Old Dutch KFJMllou'ehold Hour WCCO·Tena & Tim WNAXPrairie Dream Boy KWYO-Gene Austin KFYRH)'lIln~ KFAB-Man on the Street Cleanser): KMOX KRNT KFAB of All Churches WEBC·Wcmlln's Hour WOW-T!,,'\" & Su~)· WDGY·Stock Markl't Hcports WG~ KFDY·State Crop Show WCCO KOA-Financial Ser\'ice B,lchelor's Children WilD M:!rkets~ Weather KSOO·Ncws; Grain Quotations; WIILO Waitt Time 11:15 CST 10:15 M5T KFJMGrms of \lelody Cadets: (sw-21.S) Her Honor, N"ncy James, sketch WLS·Dinnerbell Pn.:m, KFNF ·Grab Bag Pre:m. Concert Hall of Air; lIammord WMINBulletin Board W:\fT·\'arieties: Questioll Mall KFJM-Varieties Hi Lites: Shoppers' Lane \\:\fTParty Line (Kleenex): KR;';T K:\lOX KF'AB KFYR-News iOIA-\ta Perkins, sketch WBBM WCCO WOW-Markels: Mu,ic K)fA ((,untry Home Time KWYO·Number Please Prilm WTC~ Tunt:\ of the Oa~ lU5 CST lU5 M5T KOk:>ongs for Today WDAY·Your 1I0u!>e & Your Home The O'Neills, sketch (Ivory KMOX Inquiring Reporter 10,30 CST 9:30 MST life Can Be Beautiful (Ivory KOIL-~tatinee KSTP·What', New! WDGY-A Woman', World Soap): WMAQ wow WLW KOA Melodie'" Pepper Young's FOilImily, sketch SOal) WBB\I K:\10X WCCO WIILB-The Clockwatchen WGX·Get Thin to :\Iusic KFYR KSOO-To be announced (C,may Soap): WLS K\\'YO Political Prgm. WLS·Piano Recital WAAW-Markets George Griffin, tnr.: WreN Goodyear Farm Radio News' WLW lIymns 01 All Churches WLW-Hilltop House, ,ketch Big Sister, sketch (Rinso): WMAQ WTCN KSO KOIL \HlAY WOOM Man on the Sireet George Griffin, tnr.: CKX WNAX-Radio Aces WMIN-Woman's Outlook KFAll WBOM KRNT WNAX WLW KSOO KFYR KOA WEBC WCAL·Sciel\cc & Religion WCCO·Noon Extra KMA-Master Melody Boy WMT·Loui~e Hathaway WCCO I{MOX KDAL CKY-Old Refrains Rot Shields' arch.: KSTP (s\\' KSOO·Ranch Bo)"s WTCN-Around the Town KFNF-Cornfi~ld Hawaiians 15.33) WDAY·NelVs: Variety Prgm, Young Widder Brown, sketch \\'DGY-Slim Jim W8R\1-The Troubadors (Haley's M-O): KSTP WMAQ KFYR-The Goldberxs 9:45 CST 8:45 M5T News: KWYO K"'J~ WEBC-Matinee ~1u~icale \VDGY·A Woman's World sketc~ WHO WOW WEBC (sw.15.33) K\fA-Co\\llO)' Lore's Troupe The Woman in White, t:KY·Organ Re\'eries WGN-T\\o On a Shoestrlllf WEBC-Morni':!: Musicale fPillsbury): WMAQ WOW WHO KOIL Waitt Time Story of the Month: KSOO KFAB Markets &. Farm Notes \V LS Srhool Time WilD Rainbov. Rh)·thms WEBC KSTP KSCJ-Peter MacGre!!:or WLS-Teena & Tim Get Thin to Music: KSO KOiL KSTP-Oan Hardinel Wife KFNF·Round the Dinner Tabll' WLW linda's First LoVE Ma Perkins, sketch (Oxydol): K\lATune lime \\'LW·To be announced News: WHLB WOGY KWYO-The Curtain Rises WMIr..·Nel\s: Orch. WMAQA Step Aheal! with Nor· WLS WDAY-Women in the News: Man KSCJ-Voice of the People W:\tTC('(lar Valley 1Ii1lbil1ies: CKX Markets: What's in the Air? WDGYFarm Bureau N('ws man Ros~ Popular Waltzes: WTCN CKY-Tropical Moods on the Street Many Harlly RetunlS W\1FG·Morning Song Time WOGYllapp}' 1I0110w Gang WEBC-To be announced WNAX-Petroleum Parade Stepmother, sketch (Colgate): KFJM·Slephen Sercnade WilD·Voice of the Farm 9:00 CST 8:00 M5T Kf"~F-Fr;l.nk WEBC·Ne\ls: To\\n Crier: Prllll. WTCN IU'Iuiring Reporters KMOX WCCO WHBM Field WLB-Art Gallery Pretty Kitty Kelly (Wonder & Revie\\; StO<"k Quotations 1,15 CST 12:15 M5T Singing Strings: WMT K1'l'R.Betty Bob W:\f1N-Noc.nday Jamboree Bread): KSCJ WBBM WCCO WG:-'; Radiu Sultar Bowl Social Science: (deas That Came K:\tA Unde Carl, Mary Jane & W'tr\'oice of Iowa: :\13rkets K~fQX Betty &. Bob, sketch: KFYR BII~ter WHO-Carolille'~ Golden Star True_ WTCN KRNT W\AX Headlines & :\1Jrkets WL\\-' KOA-Je\\el Box: Mu!'ic:al Clock WLS·Evel,Yn & John Bro"n Enoch Ught's Orch.: WI-ILB Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch, CKY·Church in the Wildwood WOW·:\tidday MelolHe sketch (Old En~hsh Wax): KSCJ-D.A,R. Prgm. WMFG·N"('ws &: Stock Quotations KDAL \V~lFG KOIL KSCJ KFAB·Jane Tucker &: Weatber W'IINHere COl1le~ the Band 12,30 CST 11:30 M5T W\lAQ WOW KSTP WHO KWYO-Hou!'ehold Hour Arnold Grimlt"~ Daughter (Gold KFJ:\t·:\13rkets WOA Y-Grandma Travels WMT·Maf,tic Kitchen Road of life, sketch (Chipso): Houseboat Hannah, sketch (lava \lerfal)' WLW W\IAQ KSTP KMA·Ma Perkins, .ketc.b WGN -Don Pedro's Magic Violin WNAX Kiltv Keene, Inc. WBBM KMOX SO:!I): WLS KOA WOW WilD (s\\,·15.33) KOA-Well'l of Music: WLB Bach OrandenbufJ{ Concerto 11:30 CST 10:30 MST Words & Music: (s\\',15.33) KOIL-Ma~ic "~MOX Paul Page, songs: KSOO WEBe Hour WLW·Summrr Sin~ Nal'l Farm & Home Hour: KOA Judy & JOllie: KSOO KSC'J Til I}f' anllounced Tune Time WOAY KSOO W:\'AX CKX·Linstock Rel'-lrt KSO \nIF(,;-Ten·Thirty Matinee WMAQ KFYR WEBC WOAY WCCO KSOO·Sil\'er Savers CKY-~1a"'ter Nation's School of the Air: WLW \\:\Il~·:\lid 'fomine Concert KSOO WTCN K50 Sille:ers KWYO-Organ Melodies '13n on the Street: WMFG K.·AB-SoII1\:5 Sacred WUGY W\lTTIlIll Owens' Cfl'tlbun \\ EBC WHLB WCAL·Women's HOur Romance of Helen Trent, sketch KFDY-Farm Produce Report Flrtll pt'r1od. ~radl'1 tive to 10:45 CST 9:45 M5T (Old En~li~h Floor Wax); Vir· ("KX Musical Prr;m. nilli' "jllt Il ("001 mllll': IIl'f'<)nd WDA Y-Collcordia College KFJ:\1·Puule WTC~ CKY·Pinto Pete 1,,'rl(O<1, [()Ilowln!: I letter WOGY-Stock 'larket Reports Breen & de Rose: KOIL !linla Clark: WBBM KRNT KFYR·Studio Reocnter ll,rllu ... h tb~ mail~, J:rldl I l"Vl'n WG:-..'·Mu'l.ical Mail Box WEBC WMT KMOX KFAB KFDY·Farm Question Box K\lAMickey Gibbins, long. I.. nlnt' J:~t IWlultntl'd with KFJ\I·Olaf Robem's Band Um·It' l"om. WHLB·Private Line Aunt Jenny's Stories (Spry): Time for Thought: KSTP WAAW·Markets WMFG·Scrapbook WBBM KRNT KMOX WNAX KFNF'-Henry Field WBB;\1-Hal Tate Party Line: KOIL KFAB WGN String Orch.: CKY KFYR-Studio Pr~m. ~tornille:, ~ci"hbor WMIN·Gospel Siniler KFAB WCCO KDAL WCAL-Sodal Welfare ("KY Good W:'\.\X-\'ic &. Sade Grandma fravels: KMA WNAX K:\ofA·Weather &: News WCCO-Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch KFJ\I Art Tweet Road of lile, sketch (Chipso): CKXFarmer's Hour KOA·Silver Serenade WDAY·Rudy Sh>n's Cowboys K". THeadlines 10,00 CST 9,00 M5T WMAQ WLW KFJ:\1-Fbyd Johnson's Band KOIL-News WEBC·Superior School:> Pr~. 1\.\1.\ ::iDS Club Prim, The Story of Mary Marlin, sketch Kitty Keene, sketch (Drft): FII~h KOIL-Memory Lane KSCJ-Farm WGN·June Baker KOA lIume Suvice (Ivory Flake): WLS KOA WDAY KFYR WHO WOW KSCJ·:\1.lurice Pellissier's Orch. KSTP-Daily Features h \\ YO Poli h \'arieties Originalities: WTC:,\ WMT Ksrp KWYO-Hl,Iuse of Peter MacGregor KWYO·Sons of the Piontt" (Contlnued on Next Page) 'I;tt: 30 &I~ WOGY ~rtrude Lf'wis WHO DICK TrlCl'. skf'tch 6:30 CST S:30 lOST -.:...------1 \\ LB-S~h ..ol 01 thf' Air Good Listening for Thursday WLW Little Ofllhan AnN. MartO Coul, bar_; Nina l)el;n. WLSHmllf'm.aker~· Hour \\ 'tAQ .-\rIv . of JIDuwe AUm W~M ...... -...... 1...... 1,_ ",~ '1 _ tMw _ ,. ... wp. KFYR W ·AX \I,'lody St)·ll> 10....- , .. 1M IIdl_not C:OI~ n••1 t!>a to .... !>a r 11td,,...,... WMFG TwihCl:ht Time JOe Penner, comedlOln (HuskIes) THURSDAY 2:30 CST 1:30 MST W!\1T \Iutiny on the Bounty Bf'n Pollack's Orch.; Gay Su· MORNING W~AX Columbia Broadcasting Sym E\ellinl[ 1'0 , brook, Dick Ryan, Tommy Lant: ph", y Orch_: \\ 'IFG KSCJ 11:30 CST (10:30 MST) Farm and Home Hour. 5:30 CST 4:30 lOST R(I~' AtWl"Il: KR.'T WCCO WJR November 10 KR'.;T WIILB ( " : 527) Eddie Dooley. footba.11 fleWS K'IOX KFAO KSCJ W. ·A. Rodl. Philb.umonic Concert: ,n., ',rf'f'lI WH.\ w'lDe (abo 58 NIGHT (1 :15 p.m. Continued) K\tA KOIL WTL' (p 1533) WE\R K~O KFYR W\tT WTe· 7.30 p.IlI.) Pepper Young's Family, sketch \\OW (" 953) (also H't 11'~ Dick Gasparre's Orch,: K~OO WLS Pdlatial Palace of Wondf'rs 6:30 CST (5:30 MST) Joe Penner, Comedian. (Camay). W~I\Q ,\"HO KSTP Gay Seabrook; Roy Atwell; Dick Ryan; Tommy LOIIne; " m.) K~O WOW WEBC \\ '11\ Thr" t.!uilrler Timt KOA WOW WLW WEBC WDAY Toda.y with Bob Trout: KSCJ W"T-Lt-~ Hartman's Band Gas Ben PolIOllck's orchestra. Don't You Believe It1 (Sensl;tion ;{fYR \\ \IFG WIILB KFAB WDB\I CI iirette) WLW KOIL LilZht IIlrm()rlies ( .... 11.83) 1:30 CST 12:30 lOST H.uold Stokes' Orch.: WG~ 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Kate Smith's Songs and 5portl Re\it'w. WLS \\TC~ KllA To be OlnnounCed: (KX Amerlun School of the AIr: PeoPtr Young's Family, sketch: Variety. \\G. W\lh~ KDAl K~CJ KOIL WHtB weco n~.Y O{X Abbott a.nd Costello. comediOllns; Ted Straeter ChOlf; . tw1' K\10X WDGY ..~ \\DW nHO W'tFG KFAB I\.'IOX WBB\! hfAB-Cornhus.ku JOlmboru JOlck Miller's orchestra. I.,ck Arm t/"On!. ketch: WCCO CJR'tlt's Da ce Tune (s" 1527) Kt'DY Farm FIOl ...hh \\\IAQ W. 'AX WIIO CK. -Tim Ra.ncho Ad""c.tures flr..\ndn ... tell th tur;r ot KFJ'I~lJm Thompson's CO"boys 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Rudy Vallee's Variety (KY·Adventurl' of Jimmie Allen CKY Talkin.: Drums a lMnUIU), from 1"'01'\" _ h.·ll,r. KFJM Round Table KFJ~lEd Butl('r, ~l.•orts n'~"ll KF\F-Fluw('r Talk Program, thl' 1<1;.). III .,.trl.\- llul('s. IJlI KF~F Bras, Ban,J lhnml/Ii HIlt Inn IIticm ..f th" KMOX \IJ~ic Kitrhen KOA Jack Armslrong lb~ K\tA-OrtOln RIZ\'eri4" KSL·~lerchants ,..I ..pe I" pr.. lit 4.,. KSOO :'ohd Afternoon :'iewuut 8;00 CST (7:00 M ST) Major Bowes' Amateur Radio Column In InUIl 1:11 nclu'lio, tbe ne... K \\ YO Orpn Trnsures KOA R.port Period KSTP-Sports Oddities :'''.1 Ih("b I.. lf'''''~'pe Dl)W und.'r Hour. K~OO WBBB\I Piijno Pande DIck Tncy KW\Q.B"lId 1& ,'nn Bulletin. a_111I 1loa lrod till' l'lrlUll' K~TP Lf't's \\'OlftZ WDAY·Ba ball 5coru :\tWI pll....larlti. • _III II pMIple ~ \\ CCO)I rkets 8;00 CST (7:00 MST) Good New. of 1939; Com ludy mall mild lr. e- KWYO·Harmony H:J.!l WG.· To be announced WJ)GY Gem!ll of \Ielodv edy and M u.ic. Ope" Selections: KFYR K)IA WtB Grf'Olt 'Ia ItrplecU of the \\[AL \If'n of YiSJon WHLB-G...b Bait K~O(} KSO World' Drama Frank MOf\lan; Fanny Brice; Meredith Willson's or. WGS-E\'('ning Mel(ldies \nlAQ-~f'" 'lu5iul Entre WloS-Cornhusking Cont('!>t chestr~. WLWDenton &. Barber, sports W\llN·EI lIerbert Valiant Lildy, sketch (Gold Med W\lI.· 5",.t \Iu~i, W\lT Sp.,rt Roundup al); WI W KOA \V\IAQ KSTP W,nC"urt Hu ey's Orch. \\\.\X -Ih·", H.,YI" Gilm:,,, 8:30 CST (7:30 MST) America's Town Meeting; WT\t.J YOllr Wi~consin \\OW WHO (sw 1533) 5:45 CST 4:4S MST 2:45 CST 1:45 lOST George V. Denny, Jr., Moderator. Tom MIX' Straight Shooters 6:45 CST 5:4S lOST QUiet SOlnctuOllrY: WG.· WDGY "Where W,1l the MunIch Settlement Lud 1" is the topic The Guiding light. sketch (White I R ., n \\ i., It Cf'rul): W\fAQ Dick GOlSpa.rre's Orch.: \II n:x London CallIng: CI\. Y CKX SJptha): KFYR K TP WClAY to be discussed by Anne O'Hare McCormick, Hugh S, \\ IT:\ KSO W'IT KF\'R KFOY Farm na.~hes WIIO WOW KOA KSOO WLW Johnson. and Felix Morley. CrossrNds Hall: WHLB KFAB Nina Dun, sop.; Muio Cozzi, KFJ\I Rtqu" t Hour WEBC W'tAQ KSeJ W\IFG bar. WDA Y KFXF:\e.... s 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Bing Crosby's Songs and Col u m b i a Broadcasting Sym Variety, Lowell ThomOlS, news commenta Hobby Horsn: CKX KWYO It's Dallce Time pholl).' KDAL WilLS K\10X lor (Sun Oil) WLW WD \ Y _\~ricultur. \larkets wero Inside of Sports (Phillies Cigars): WG\ lIit of TndOl}' g,OO CST (8'00 MST) Columbia Worklhop, Noll. DOlY, songs: KOA WG.· WLW Reminiscing: KSO WDGY Drama. WLB F.lure QU;UI('t Sweetheart Time: (s1lll'-11.83) '.;<;:\0 ~ Ko;;;L WLS KOIL Roch. Phllh.umonlC Concert: ·'Luck.- a. short story, will be drilma.tized. W LS Co ID Larket ~umlDary ( pt:un \I dnlchl WCCO WHLB CJR'I-Huwle Winl \\ \IT \\ \11\ D" i:m for .Ielody \\FB( \\n.n W ..\X CK.· Lqht L:p & Li!llten Club \("\\~ CK\ Eug('Qt' Hudson, violinist W'IT ,tu iral Interlude Guiding Light: CI\.Y CKX l.lttle Orl'hOln A! me WGN K~tOX \\X.\X Rus~ & Cliff WIIO WOW KSTP KFJ\I Shvj'I'IIl( Tour KFDY Raellc C.. mera Club K~IAThe WTC\ F"r the Lil.Ole~ ('KX-"!ollitor ~{'w WC('O Live tock (KY·Di,k Twn- World We Live In KMA-i\lac &. Bob KO'\ Orphan Annie 1:45 CST 12:45 lOST ~",s KF.\BRoy, L..nnie & Juhn wn \Y Bil;on -\cti\'itin KF'\F \Iari••1 Hildinl KOIL PI.'(lVI in the KSTI':\lu lcal \loments Hymns of All Chlllches (Gold KWYO:\,,"S; MJrkt~ 1& Farm K:'oIOX Kill) Keelle, Ilic. Woer "arieties KFYR JOlick Arm~tronl ~t ....dJI) W\1AQ KSTP KOA KWYO Club (;Ibana WE\R Su. 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Let's Pretend: \\ \11~ -lIti1rth and Home BukitOlge Wife. sketch (Dr. L.y. \~~~t ~~fg I Va.~ghn de Luth, songs: KFYR WOW ·Tex ,,, Snvice Bo)·s 11011 of XI'"rtK' • l'_ !' I"'",. of "n_): WOW W. tAQ KSTP KOA KO.U WHI.B \\\lTWnth.r: 'ews };.lllutwu: I'lrrln&:I"1I L. Il.'l'l . (, 15.27) WD.n WE\'R W\tT WTC:'i 7:00 CST 6:00 lOST pn--!ll l,t. .\lIlleri,..n T .... b ..r . \\'HO KOIL Rudy VOllltt's Vuidy Hour _\ alion J'M II...,.. Ui,lI Club MOlitinee: News: 1\.\1.-\ W\lT Affl.irs of Anthony. sketch: ~,Ioool d>orui of nllthDore ~nll Songs for You: (Ro}al Dl • ns) WS" WOW KOIL W[:-OR KSO WTC.· WD,\Y wE'.;n KSOO WTC.' Kfl'R KDAL WHLU NIGHT 11110 beo beard. KOIL K\1\ w\n KR\T I\.:-.C.I KSTP W:'>lAQ WLW WHO KO:\ Four Clubmen: K~CJ KRST WE8C WT\1J WDAF (sw·9.53) Jud) & JaDe. WEBC WDAY Houseboat Hannah, sketch (Lavl. WOW '''''.\IT KDAL WJlI.I! (~I'! 15.27) Sammy Watkins' Orch,: WDGY Sual»: \\LW KSTP WHO \VOW WG'" 6:00 CST S:OO lOST Grun Hornet: WGN W'IT K~O Markt'ts: CKX KSCJ Club MOltinte: News: CKX CKY WEBC 1\0.\ Amos ·n· Andy (COlmpbell's KFDY-Radio Camera Club Johr>nie Johnston, songs: WHO 5oup): WLW KSTP (s"·9.53) Intertsting Neighbors: Jerry Btl· r.IR\l 'looern T.mPf>' LOlwrence Salerno & Piano: WG'.; KF\'F·Pet \l.ln KFJ}I Educational S.ries (also at 9 p.m.) d~ (hter " I\FYR KOil. KFYR·:,>luk"ts· W"ather: Agri. LJR\I-Cocklail rapen (KX Hadlo 5pe ;.at KF'.;f ... taff Fr"bc Euy Acts, s'-:etch (Ana.cin) Concert Orch.: CKX CKY culture III the N_s CKX . 'ature Talk eK. Y British B.. nds K\lOXSlngin' Sam KOIL WE~R WMT WTCN KOA KWYO-P..liticlli Pf!{m. CKY-Prof. V. W. Jackson. nature KF.-\8 Speed GlbSQn KWYO \lJlmee \lelodies KFJ\I Band Concert KSO KOlte Smith Hour (Swa.nsdown WLS lIenr)· Exchann \\'CCO Llidies First talk. Cake Flour &. Calumet Bakkg WLWKitty Keene. Irc., Ikf't,.h K\lA The 'lountaillters To be announced: K::'O WHAS WDGY·~lim Jim's Roughriders hl'JM·Cenlral lIi!!,h Guild Po\\dl'r) Abbott &. Costello, CNn(" W~-\X KOAl'or 1\1i1:LCI) Plantation Airs K\lOX-Barnyard Folli('o; W,IR W88\1 (c..... ll.B3) diall~; WEBe Stork Quotations: News KSTP-\tuvie Par"de Aldrich Farnilr .... ith Ezra WG~-Grenadier KW\'O·Guess Conte.. t Wilfred Chuette's Orch.: CKX 2:00 C5T 1:00 lOST &. Piano KWYO HoJly"on. ~ketch WBB\I-\lallhattan \I',lhf'r !)Inner 'Ill IC WHLB W\lFG SIt.tetf'r Choir: GUe!-t : K\lBC WC.\I.-Elizabeth Wal~ingham Kel· W8B\I Todd Hunter K~OO W\lT W'IFG·Stock Quotati'ms WCCO Front Pa~e Parade W~:'>I W.IR KFAB W:\AX KSCJ KR.·T s....) Pr"sents K~IOX Army BOlnd: KSCJ KD \L WHLB \\ 'II'.; '.;('.... Curtain Rises WEHC T .... llu:ht R('\'i"w Dick Tnf)" ketch: KSL WDAY KDAL WH.b WCCO W'.;AX-[).• kntOl Roundup \\DAY Xe" Xf'w~: KFYR WOW WB8\1 (~w 11.B3) (al50 $fl! :030 W:'>IFG KR\T (sw·15.27) WDGY-llJppy Hollow Gang WLW Pijul Sulliva.Q. lie .... ! 3,15 CST 2:15 lOST W\IAQ-Say It With \1u~ic rJR:'>1 ~larket ;'\e.... s: p.m.) Story of MOlry Mulin, sketch W\lAQ-C()nc"rt linia1ure "icl..re. 0.. Pave 11. ROlY Bloch's Varieties: WMFG \\~lH;Children's CK Y,SPHfIS Talk, Ray Phelps (Ivory Flakes): WOW WDA Y WMIN·News: Potpourri liour KSrJ KHXT KDAL WHLB W:-;.-\X Radio Aces Kf'AB·S..... illt' Your Partner R,uu;:e Radio Theater: WHLB WHO WLW KOA KSTP WEHr W:\IAX Hap!lY Jack's Olrl Timrn \\'\1FG Stella. Dallas, sketcn (Milk of WOW \'ir & Sade KFJJ\I-Shopping Tour KFYR WMAQ Pr~m '1Je:ne~ia): 4:15 CST 3:15 lOST K\I.\ Variety CJn'tSuPP"f Melodie5 Story of Mary Marlin: CKY CKX WMAQ WHO WOW 5:00 C5T 4:00 lOST K\lB(., ·e.... : Sportcast KFJ\I.\t Home Hour KO..\ KSTP The Four of Us: WO.\Y KSOO Four Clubmen: KDAL KMOX Len SOllvo, organist: wG~ koSO KFYR W'IT K~CJ K:'>IOX-Alplne \'arif'tin K\1.\ Coaon.... llOd Corners Club MOltinee: News: KSOO KF.\B WBB\f WCCO KSL·Thrilh Behind the 1'Oew5reel KFAB:'>larkets &. Se.... s Your FOlmily & Mine. sketch KWYO·Guess Conte,t WEBC WCCO-Jack Armstrong WD \ Y t"JIldid Camera Xil:ht KFDY-Campanile Chlmn (~alte.. t): WOW W~lAQ (s\'< To be a.nnounced: WOAY WTCZi (sw.9.53) WLS-Library of International Re KF;:'oI Orch. Parade Mldstrum. drama: WLW 9.53) WDAF-Sophisticated Swing WEBC·To be announced lation' KFNF·Kitchen Klatter KF,I\I-Xews Johnson Family, sketch: WOCY Don Winslow of he HOlYY, sketch KFYR-News &. Aunt Sammy (Krispies): KOIL KMA WLW WGN -Captain Midnight, sketch WMINN('ws; Limerick Contest KM.\-Organ Melodies WGN WTC:'iFooll>all Review KMOX-TraveIO(u" K'L\ Rhythm Ranll;ers WE~R WIIO-McConnon 'Ielodies K\IOX I.inda'~ Fir"t Love Gloom Chasers: CKY CKX W~L\Q-Toy Cent('r TOllight 7:15 CST 6:1S MST KWYO·Front Pal:e Draml To be a.nnounced: CKX CKY \\~UN-:\ew~ WAAWN_s WDGY-Oklahoma Outlaws KFJ\I(}<;lo Pr~m. Orch. CJR\lXe"s: Sporh Col. Irving Speed Wallan: Kfl'R Wl\'!\X-Old Home Revue WBB't-LindOl's First Lon WG:-O·\l('\od\· Time KM.\ Xr"s KFJ\lGladys Hill McKenzie, WL8-B~· klZround of the ~ew- KO.\ HlPP) G..rdon's Rangers WDA'i I\.GCU KOVe KR!llC WnlJ-lIf'" ie & His GrenOldiero; ~ong WCCO-Judy & JOlne KFH! KWTII KOLR WDGY·AI Odeoard·s Orch. 3:30 CST 2:30 lOST KOILTop Tune.. 6:15 CST 5:15 lOST KL1"1 \!u5:l('al Interlude KSTP MusicalE' Dick Tracy, sketch WOW KSTP Vocal Vafltties (Turns) Jerry K'tA·Musiul Moments WLB School of the Air: Dental VIC & Sa de, sketch (Crisco): \e.... ~~ KFAB WHLB Talk WOW W\IAQ WHO KSTP WLW K\\ YO Peacock Court Cooper, bar.: WHO KSTP WOW KSL Quarterback Club WBBMHouseboat Hannah KFNF-Cub Reporter5, drama WDAF W'lAQ WJR \lucical Prgm. WLS-Dreamer' Oay with Evelyn. RilY Bloch's Varieties: KDAL KOAGo(ldwill Industries "The uttle I\laid" WEBC·WcrU Pr~m Geo. McCall's Screen Scoops: WLS Know Your School K~CJ I\RXT W)IFG WHLO (sw KSOO \lu~ic by Cu!::at "'\lIX-~t POlIlI Sche"l- W~IIS·Sews: Mu~ic Hall 15.27) WE\R·Swingtllne ${'renade KFAB K'IOX W8B\I KRXT WHO·The Gol.lherfl:5. kf'l,b KWYO-\lJtinee "elodies 7:30 CST 6:30 lOST WSAX-BE'uy Lane'!II Oltherner \lu~ic WHAS WJR WCCO (sw-I1.B3' Club MOltinee: News: KOlL KSO WLW·JamborH Pre\'ue WDG'i-:'olood Joe P~nner. comedian (Huskies): WTCX Pi"" RecitOlI WTC~ (Ollso at 11:30 p.rn.) Wr.'.;R WDAY W\n W\IIX-Toda~ , Bf'~t s.:'::,'r WEBC Tlllilight Rni"w "0< ...... Of Moll)'_ ..lid "Mol· KSL larket : W"ather: New. Ma Perltins, sketch: CKX CKY WCCO·Betty &: Bob WHO KFYR KOA Malcolm Claire: News: WENR CKY-Lit:ht Up &. Listen Club WG:\I Lill;htning Jim WMI~ Kaffee Klatch Ma Perkins, sketch: KFJl\l WLW WDA Y KOA KFYR WOW KSTP K~IA·RhYlhm Ranlters WHLS·Hits & Encores KFAB-Tommy Watson &. His W\' \X Bohemian Band Milgical Voyage: CKX CKY (~.....9.53) K\I8C-Jamu l\Ie[ton; Victor WJR·!\umber Please Banjo 3:45 CST 2:4S lOST Ardl.'l1'~ Or('h. W'II\' ·Go\" Elm('r E. Benson KFnt·GraHon 5I'r"nade Len SOIIlvo, orga.nist; KOIL WGZi KFDY -So D. Farm Produce Re Matinee PromenOlde: KSCJ WHLO K)I.\Rh)lhm Rijl'l;en KSCJ·Timelable: Sports W\lT 8.!lt' FroliC! 1"'" KD.U W\lFG (~w.15.27) KOll-Little Varieties Beverly lane, songs: WTCN K... L Howie WmC. ketch 7:4S CST 6:4S lOST KFXF'Pet"r MacGrqor, drama Girl Alone. sketch (QuOlker Oats): K500-The Sk) ride To be announced _ WHLB KSCJ WDAY·Coll5oole Caper with Hilde· CJR\l "-ae.. trot of 1'1oderu \lU5lC K'I.\-Rhythm Ran~en W'IAQ WOW KSTP KOA WHO WAAW·Se"s Ne"~; CKX KFSF lI!;Irde KDYL·Radio Guest Wom3n'~ Crim~on WEBc.r..;at'l Education Week KFJ~I·Guy Lombardo Rf'cordinlts K.\IOX Onf' Opinion Mad Hatterfields: WDGY WLW KWYO Band: News CKY Trail KWYO,P"i!"(lck CO'Irt WBB\1 Kitty Keene KFJI\I Birthday Bells WG,\·Capt. Hern" SJ.IE"aking K:'>I.-\·Earl May's Visit WBBM ·~1eet the l\Iissus Lend Me Your Eus: CKY WCAL·Sport :'iews of Minn"soh K\1.\·loW3 With School Football \\'\11\ Sill Davis Sl>orts Review W:\-IFG-Song Time WCCO :\e"s Rav Club Miltinee: News: KFYR Collegl's R"view WS\IDream Shadow W'II'.; Eveninl Concert \\i::\H-l::.tlllio Bolnl;llllli's Orrh t"JJUt Striul! QUintet To be .lnnounced; lKY CKX Rlchud Hlmber's Orch.: WOW C--8'4 PoIge 31 Frequencies \nIT-Hel r ..,hin Hh~ Ihm K~IA-Farlll Bure.. u PrIm Addr6S by Brig.·Gen. Arnold: \\'110 -'---'------....:.::.:...:..: WRX·540 weCO.'IO 8:30 CST 7:30 MST W!'III" llarmc,u)' lIall W'IT KSO Lou Breese's Orch.: KOIL exx·lllO WDAF·810 We W.lnt a Touchdown: KOIL \\\.\\ \ILI iral Mrolllrni eXY-9IO WDAY.!KO 9:30 CST 8:30 MST News; \\"IIA~ WIIO ('JR\l Trl'a~urt' fhest J[J)AL·I00 WDOy.nIO Town Meeting of the Air: K\IA Tribullt' 'rimt'· W\lFG wEBC KO \. W('~lernaire!l THURSDAY Ameriuns .It Work: WJR KSL KFAB.770 W.EBC·ll90 K"O \\E"R W\IT CJR\1 IlJrnlOntr wrco Dpan 1I'ldiOn JUDY·780 WENR-'iO ftr~t Ksr·.1 W\ln; \\S\\ WH.\S Th., oIt""'1 loa f"r Ihl' KF:o-F l::"enlJl!t at Hume WlBC" I.eno, CasinG Broadu t UlK·ltlG WON-7!O l,r'lI:'rIIm In tbr I!n... S'I ri,_ hf"\B hH\r WIIUi WCCO November 10 Jtl'NF-I90 WHA~JO will I,. ,-, .... '·rD...I with thf" ~ ... KOA T.,lk It of .\11 AilE'S WE\H Earl lIillf'S' Orrh. 160 WHLlI·1310 KU.\I. tkm: ·Wh..rl· Will lboo \IIID b Til" ,.r ...1 11.1 ,II Dll' job KOlt "'poth \\ l.\\ J"hl 1.t"\\1 .Ord )[JU·930 WlfO-l000 .... tTl.OI 01 1....01 11M" allllKorl J.\~L CIt • ". •I bohlll'l'al)bt r ....1I1 bP Per (I ahly Puadp. ~ ~~'S ion Geo. McCall's Scmn SCovps £)(BO·960 'h' h. b<- lI,pard f I. \\\11" wa.·760 o. quI' t(JII! by MI.n in 1_ I rot.. K~TP \1 ht F:,tra IVOI·JOM WLB.711O tlorlcast W'II\ I.et's Dante \\ ERC _ Bob Crosby's Orch.: WG", KSO KWYO·I310 WSM·16O Ramon Rilmos' Orch.: \\O.\Y \\\IT h..,TP WAAW·860 WTCN·ll60 W\!FG H.,dlo "kht nub K'IOX "port \\'~IT EI,'( tnc P;ark B.lOd WBBII-'T70 WTJU'-UO \\ \11\ 1-' I'nli~ I":rl-O('- WBB\! "1>l('r) WBO" KL WJR Ct,,,;,: i Ke, Cllrpenler. Paul hOIl.I';au .....bu· Orc:h_ \\ 1("\' L Orrh. I\\tBC KF.\8 K lOX weco T.:'", CL,[\: • Johnn) Trr,~f("'l"', 10:00 CST 9:00 MST r. k' I-lour & Caluml'l B;tki l: h",lP \lInin Frl'del'lck 11:45 CST 10:45 MST KSCJ W. "AX KR\T WHAS Orrh.; Gll~t: WD.\F WTIU Amos 'n° Andy (CoI.mpbell's P"v.,.f'r) KSL \\n.u \I(hlhnks Wi!1 Osborne's Orch.: K'tBC 1~",.11.83) WEBC KOA \\OW WLW WHO ~"uJl) W!'IIAQ WDAF WOW KOA Lou Breese's Orch.: hSO K'I.4. Wl:.\i( \Iuslc A.s You Uffire II N 'fKY K:-oTP \UHQ WDAY WS~1 \\ ~\l WHO (ill-u 6 p.m.) WT(\ \\JH Jill! "ellull's Orch. ews. hstm.ln School of Music: KOIL (.,,-9.53) WL\\ ))""11 Sullivan. commentllol F~tddy Milrtin's Orch,: Wl\1l Vincent Lopez' Orch,: hR~T Cab Calloway's Orch.: KSCJ wrex (;u.. t: lld.. 1'''' F.n'ro. YOllnl;' W.II\ ""v. 12th Hour Temp' \\ IT ~.n hDAt KFAB KMBC WHAS WIII.B KF,\B \\S\X hDAL Good Hews of 1939 (Muwtll ""I,rllm) "IJI'III1"'1 uf thl' W~\lbf'lIi,,~ 1-,,,1.'~)" KO\ Slrrlint YOUlll[' Orrh. Frllluc·j ....,o UI"'rl t~'trll'.nY. WIILO W( CO WDB)1 WJH W'lJi G ( \\6.12) II. use ('(,lUre); Frank 'foron, \\"1"("\ Tr,1 J"hl' ,Orrh " ..1. "(1'1 Columbiol Workshop: J.\D.\L K~CJ Sports Question Bolt: (~w9.53) omroian; F;lnllit Orin; Mere Honce L.lPP·s Orch.; CKY (KX 11:15 CST 10:15 MST \\'1.\\ H",·, 'Ira's Orch. WHA~ ifith W,II~n'~ Orc-h.; Gu"ls: KFAB 'HIFG WHLB Herbie Holmn' Orch,: WGS CJR\I 1\'\11-(; f'. iltO (~\\-l1.83) Ted lewis' Orch.: \\\IAQ h::,TP Orrh. KOA WLW WIIO WOW WDAF K\1B( Joe Sanders' Orch.: W, IT WGS '''Ildt:' Wllhur 0 I nit' I News: CKY CKX CJR)t SoImmy KoIye's Orchestra: KSCJ \\'\11\ TIt.. l.;rrfl ,df'r WnlJ Kc;TP WEBC W\tAQ St,·.l·.. h r,. or Ihe 11\ 'I)\+·r,. KOIL W'IFG W( CO 12:00 CST 11 :00 MST W~,t \I"v. h\l.\ KOtL h:-otJ WDAY WnAY KHR ( \\-9.53) 11111 'vn l'lI·n... or. 1n.1I (·h+'1ll· Ne" : IOtOX WBB'l Shep Fields' Orch,: KFYR \H.\H ...... Of "01111_ ad "Ho'· lull' 10 • t",li.,'r 1:1 1m' In Ill... \\\IT WJH \\\AX 11'_ I .,.. I ... KFNF HO'ln of Peler MrGrelol Rollman RoImos' Orch.: KFYR W1.\\" of ~M.O G ..I. .... nrth Woo;'!I, wlll lit' dr.wa· hnn.·WeathfOr & Nt'ws ·i~,·l1. KMOX The Goldbf'rgs, iketrh ,,'mc n,lIlfl' Time \\ EBC W~\1 Wn'\' Jilek Cuwford's Orch.: W\I.\(I Good News of 1939: CKY CKX Town Meeting of the Air: WTCN K:-.L ThurJ;d;o~ COlleert KSTP \hfak~t('r B,lIld Benny Goodmoln's Orch.: WLW WOW W(TO·Hollic Johnson CJR~1-n.hytllln,; Jtv.i~h J.\OIL KFYR KSTP,SI)les ror 'len Prll:m,. WIJ_\I"·[);oIl(·1' Orrh (JH,tWorld Dances Tommy Tucker's Orch.: WCoN KFJ \t Waltz Timp Kraft Music Hall: CKY CKX \\EUr ·NlI\·t'll.'Ues ~ews WENRGlobP Trntler WEB('.J)uluth Chamber of Corn. KOA Family "SO KOIL K\lA·To be announred "OIL-Sporl~ CJR.'1-uw White. or.anilit WGS·J(I'Ie Malllanares' Orch. WF::'I1l Six,Day Bike Hace IIidllil/;hts Concert Trio: (KY WDGY-E\'(lltide L:rht>t's K~tOX,SI)()rts WII.\S·Tollllll)' Blue's Oreh, K~LPt'r~unlllity Parade Dnln~llil1i', W\lFG Sports Rt-view WE\R-Ennio Orrh. KSL Fire~ide Melodies WTMJ DaMe Orchestras "'t'\\~. KOA W\IIN K\1BC W~IFG W\lI~-"('w 'Iollitnr News WIlO-\'dt"1 Hildio Re\'i\'al Jlillbilli !'I1unicip:l1 Band WBB'I Riddles in Hhlhm WLW Gelle B('f'("her's Orrh. 11:30 CST 10:30 MST rJH\1 When Day Is Done W\II\\,·,' EI('t1rir 0'1/1 WT\IJ T",b," EHllt, "'lOX Uarrciul[ Time weco· Republic:: n CO;"'ention 10:lS CST 9:1S lOST \nIAQ·Abe L) man's Orch. Eddie Oooley's LilSt Minute Foot- ':15 CST 7:15 lOST WDAY-Sta ell for GQ\ernor W'lI:-i-Q..c·ar Sundberg 't'" KSL 11011"1 1I1;ah Orch. Artie Shaw's Orch.: J.\F\ n. KMA ball. KOA To be .lnnounced: KOiL WT(\ \VJR ~lllllber Please WOW \f''' Tov.l'r K"11' J)rl'alrl Ship Wl),\ Y Freddy Mutin's Orch.: K)IA WBB\I Charhe En Orrh Bob Crosby', Orch.: WGS WLW WMI\ ,\p". \\T\I.I Hh\th: L Til:le If" WDGY \\-\.\X H & Bit. Vincent Lopu' Orch.; \\X.\X 10:4S CST 9:4S MST hOIl. KFYR W~\I WOW W[BC WDAF . 'lIhthal'lks WIUS Tweh r til One Oub KFJ\I-\ews 9:1S CST ':lS MST K'IOX WJH KSCJ C.lb Calloway's Orchestrol: KFAD Rilmonol's Orch.: WOA Y WHO K)IA-Farm Buruu Premo Columbiol Workshop: KR_·r Don Butor's Orch.: ('" 9.53) K\lOX KR\T WBB\1 W\I \Q End of Thursdoly Proqums
Wift Saver: Allan Prncott: (K\, B ek t~t! W,f. eh\, T(J be announced W\1AQ FRIDAY, November II, 1938 ".\. \\..alber. Markf'c & News Kf"1\1 Floyd JohllOn's Orrh MORNING Sunny Melodies: (lw.l1.51) KI-J\I frrltl. rn op. Hour f\OIL \1mIOr)i Line KF \"It \I..,k.t I' liu RullfOhns K"f'J M utlCe 1'..111 wr Onh 7:00 CST 6:00 MST 9:00 CST 8:00 MST h \l\ Tobie" Contu!lel. '00& K\\ \ 0 "at, Ovtr HoIl)'Wood Dnid Huum. sketch CBab-Ol: Story of the Month: K..,OO hO\ R cfio B et ~bop Omar Herth. sWInt rubr: :\.FYR Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch (Won. \, T). ll;.ppJ GiJlIliins WIIO "OW W,IAQ KSTP ChX )I.u-I.et. Ih; ~J \nn 'ummer \\G ..'e"s I::K( K5TP der Brud): KJ;;CJ hlL r WCCO \\ BB\{ K. tOX W'1 KOIL K\\ YO eK Y Oil & ,Ivil , ... '!OO Gra n QuolatlOIl': PCNtkr 'HII B Lu cheoa Modi•• Earbenders: \'OTe.· CJR\1 OUDlrtlD Board KFJ\! \Iu Ir f'. ~ ten n Yer B.-)' Bulletins. Gnunr \\ Jl(),":·,rt. lillJ etc:1I HousebOol.t Hannah, sketch (lolva 1\.F\f Fra k h Id ." \\0\\ \ilLS (h.' Onr th. B.aek Yard Fenc:. QlJobtllln \\ til Lecture ~p) "LS Gllm~ns !I'~ R ! I \\110 W.·\''' CKY RoIymaJ" Kf\ R ChOM II pPy "'''11' H III hold Forum "I"'Ge&Glrn Mrs. WittS of the CoIbboIgfO 7:15 CST 6:15 MST Kf \8 R L~ .. & John h 'IA l'lIc Cary Moll')" J ilnt *' K\\ \ 0 The \"Htft'llen \\ L\\ . Li'l' tock Pouhf) Piltch. sketch fOld Enrli,h U'J\! 1I00u bold H'Nr Bu ter \\ HG\' Charle nor \\ \UG "crbiiln CroaUan '1uJi,= Gene .. Glln: KFYR \yOAY K~ll' \h) \\ \IAQ \\ 0\\ \\ HO 0' KO-\ J",t'l Bdnlil Tr.."..11 \\ I.B SchOl,1 of lh. Air. Von 11:4S CST 10:4S lOST )III. ID tlMo Wotll .\t'OGnd KO \ Tt'tI White SOAP WDC\, . 'IMS 11...... I Guul c:e' 7:30 CST 6:30 MST ~ NoIt'! FArm & Home Hour: \\ LW l-, :\u. Itllllala. run K~OO Guin Quotattol1J: Market.: \H;~ nnn Pedro \1 Ilr "iobn WL~ \I .. rtlta Crane and Helen Swint Serenade: KFlR :\1,. Wnlh r \fO\\S WIlLB lloll'laiiilft Echon In\ e Our GAl SundolY, sketch (Old .\\ YO WA"\' KOII. I. Pil I) lJtIC KFAB WBO'I • H"'lrt of JulUo BI..kt \\ I.B HI'\ iI If;Irrb. ptl 1 l \\ l\\ Th~ Editor'. Diluchtl!l [II Wax), WBB\{ II iral CI""k: WOW W.tT KOIL WG~ \\ CCO Mil P riua. "lW ~ U tsloc:k River \\MAQ Ihe urtl"r 01 Elm 51rtet KR T K I .. KFAB \\ BB~I Wt'ilth r \!.;ork..t. "\IH~ 9:15 CST 8:1S MST \\n\y Ifomf'town R..roorter: Sf'''' f'W' ('OCI n..nta" Luncheon Music: CKX 7:4S CST 6:45 MST sketch (S.. per \\llG \ Che lodera T: ad \\ \lfCo T· TI:- \Iaflllft "~1.' ... \\ nrld BoIOk \fan Myrt " MoIfJt. (1\\ \II/; cbyCupt Jack &: Lorltt~: KFYR \\CeO K.lOX \\ f B(' \\ man. )f'llIr W\1I:\ \1 \1. CODurt \\ 'IT Corntus I 001: Sud) WB8.' "'FJ\l ~brkets RoIdio Rubes; \\110 WLW KUB W.·AX \\(;\ \I, III, .1elo.l'" " \IT TO"" C \\bo} \\. \X I' 'J I' n So..' WIILR 1'1, PI \\OWT" &"'1. J.\. F Alfalfl John M'I ,.1 C'I "It KSOQ KMOX Jane Arden. sketch (Wud Bd: 10:4S CST 9:4S MST \lit \\ n" (~, I lberr ketch \\ 11 \ W, "I J.; . K t \ Ou ttn' the Ftddl. L11i Co.) WI.l:i Aunt Jenny's Stories (Spry) KOII. ~\\lIIlc:op:Hton 8:00 CST 7:00 lOST 10:lS CST 9:15 lOST 11:15 CST 10:lS MST News: Brukfut Club; Orch.; Josh Hill!lins of Finchville. K'IOX WB8'\1 WCCO KRNT KsTP EI, Culbt'r.'on ketch: KSO KfYR WMp Vic & Sade. sketch (CriHo): i\FAD WSAX KDAL Her Honor. Nancy hmes, sketch wrro Grandma Travt':ls SuI,,; 1 Wt.BC KOIL WLW WLS (KI~'le) WDAY KrtXT KFAB weco WDG\' -Chf'ckuooard Tim. Richolrd Maxwell. tnr.: KDAL Getting the Most Out of We, Viennue Enstmble: KSO WDAY ~lid!ter WIIB\! h'lOX WGS \Ian nn State StrtfOt WHI.B (Sv. 21.5) John's Othtr Wilt, sketch Dr. Wm. L. (Stalldud (LOUiS Philippe): \\iMAQ WOW \nni lir;trld~): CKY rKX Th, O·Ntills. sketch (Ivory WIIO-Ihlltop Hou'e. Ibtch News: The Band Goes to Town: KSTP "HO Lortnzo Jonu, sketch (Phillips): Brten & de Rose: WEBC W\lT So'Jp) \.... , IAQ wow WLW KOA WI.S Fruit & V ('bbl.' Butt... WLW WOW WIIO \\'MAQ KSTP &0 E~( ~I,lfkets' Wutht'r Bl'tty Crocker \VOW WGN ROold 01 Life. skltch (Chlpso): Alden Edkins. buso: CKX ("offte Pot Inn: KFYR WNAX W\IIN T.. lldn~ Thing Over 9:30 CST 8:30 MST Suttergood B a I n e s, skttch \\'\IAQ WLW CKY Old Rdrailll KF\B K\IA WOW WIIO WDAY (\\'ri ·ley'. Gum): KFAB WNAX ",IT New: Fnllk Voelker. or· Hilltop House. sketch (PoIlmohve Kitty Keene. Inc., s k etc h KI-.·1- CQrnfield lIawaiiiln. l:llli t \ew CKX KO\ K~IOX Geotgiol. Crolckers: \\'[lGY \In (r.,l C!<,rk WBR'I WMFG Soap); WDO\! KFAB (Dreft). f\STP WDAY KFYR KI-YR nle Gul,lb"rgs \\ SAX-Voitt of the Farm WTC'i WCCO WSAX \" riet)' Prt{ID. KWYO KSOO WOw WIIO KOA K\1 \.[m..bo)' lo)e Troop!! \\0\\,·111 Goldbern, sketeh \1","" nt'votio" WLS KWYO Just Plain Bill. sketch (BI-So \e\\ \\ flLB \\ 'IFG KFHl f\ r.J \1 \1 rket. KOIL \\ illt& lime (KY·~tari OVl:r 11(11)\'0000 K"C.I Pl'lt'r ~1ad;r~or 8:1S CST 7:15 lOST Dol): WMAQ WOW KSTP WHO KF\F·Wilhur Smith Madolme Courageous (Durkee's KFYR To be anQoulltpd KFYR Killy Ktene K\\YO The Curtain Ri E'S The FoImily Molin: 21.5) \\ [HY \\oml'll ill the Ne",s: lobo AFTERNOON )lit.r nine); ~\"L~ WLW KSO K\lAtarl \1, )". "hit h\lA-~tuke)' & fa)lon on the Sired Montolnol Slim. songs: News: KOIL KOA I'\IOX-I.f't·. Ctllllpare Notes KOII.-Ilnmemaken' Club W'IFG ( ~ 21.5) KO\ R, ie & 11,'1" Guitilf Wiley II"I'IIY Hollow Ganl John Metcollft's Choir Loft: KSCJ·Wlnt·Ad Ranlbll"l: Wan 12:00 CST 11 :00 MST Brukfut Club: News: WDAY KOlL I~olly lh. Shopper Stret!t .11 lion WlBC. '.w.: TOl'l8 Crier WDeY K~CJ Ttu~ The Goldbergs, skttch (Oxydol): KnR Stonn K~OO (·\Ir"'ton. f1J1mions \\(;\JQdy " Jane \\("CO WBB.1 KDAL WHLB G,. ,I" Tuvtls: WEBC W lFG WA.\\\ I rktl• \\ 110 Carohne's Golden Store . ',,, \ FJ I WHLB WL \\"(;~-P:lfilled Drl'lm, \HIFG \\HLB \\ 8B.1 Ldltor'. Dlupttr WIlLB TIlT)' Tabs th. Air \\ I.B t, rol.l I tulQde 8:30 CST 7:30 MST \, b (;ur \\ lboD. cODtr. Men of the West: \nfAQ K TP Joyce Jordan, GIrl Interno!. 9:4S CST 8:4S MST \\ CAl.-OUr (hurch \\ LS \lilrket Rr.po ,: Puultr)' &: W(CO·T noll. & TnD \\ \IFG ew & "'lock Quotation. , ..-15.33) \.;rio I (1.,,11' Toothpowd.l''' Stepmother, sketch (ColtUe): Vea; ~I.srk ts W[BC ArOlUDd the Ooc:k .,jlh \\ ~II . 11 (Gmt' tU Bud ~ ~1iltl IAI11 .)·WBBM(IW· weco K.IOX \'iBB.I "\IFG ~l - I. I (Uti e The HoIppy GoIn, WG.' Kil \\ ill HAlr. News \\fT-': Ilr 21.51 ) Woman in WhIte. sketch (Pills· \"11\ \ Roaa Bwltkn . "" '" n.· KFAB WAA~ \\ \11.' \\. \ Kl' \ h ne, Inc bUt)·): WMAQ WEBC KSTP R Bo rd \\T(\ \1. (.Ai K~("J HoIppy Jult. SOntS h",,·21.5) \\f(.·T. ,Ath.Da~ WOW WHO \\ITI'L·t ( K.· h... al Pr m. Sunbrite Smile Prtm.; VAriety 10:30 CST 9:30 lOST 11 :00 CST 10:00 MST 11:30 CST 10:30 MST f KY G~'OI'Ie Hall Roof Ganim nw, Ranwcn Shermln, m.c: Singint Strints: W\IT Pepper Vount'S Family, sketch Muy Muvuet McBmfe. colum", NoIt'1 Fum & Home Hour: KOA ~FHI \'.ws Oddities \'t\IAQ \nIT KSO KOIL Oxydol's Own Mol Ptrklns, (( iI') WLS i t (La Fr:lllte & Satina): K!"OO W t\Q KFYR WTCN U 'f farm ~alel & Sews Brukfast Club: WTCS kelL'h WLS Get Thin to Music: KOIL KSO K'IOX KFAB WBB f weco \HBC WDAY KSO K I\ Rhythm RI ers KR."T The Troubadors: W 1FG 10:00 CST 9:00 MST Young Wlddtr Brown, sketch RomoInCI of Helen Tr.nt, sketch K lOX ~b PerkIn.. skdrh SouthernAires: WDAY KOIL hnIl ThO'J. H ppy Gilmans .~ \\TI(.Y MAO RunlniSClng in Rhythm: KSCJ I JlalGY·'I00d Music WlW·linda', First Love , in u.. ad,....t _ ..'" _I.. · at the 1'.... !>ere i..,hcate" \\ "'11\ K.lffee Klatch WrUC-Manhatten FRIDAY W\tFG-Old Familiar Tuna \\ \.\X-flohrmian Band WGN-Piano Interlude W\I1~;'\l'w : Orch. MORNING 3,45 CST 2:45 MST WLW Paul Sullivan. nC"l W!\1THillbillies: Many Happy Barry Wood, songs: WHLB KSCJ W\I.\Q·Say It With Musie November II Returns 11:30 CST (10:30 MST) Farm and Home Hour. W\IFG 1\DAl bw·15.27) W1\IFG-Children'l Hour W~AX·Radio W:"AX·Petrol('um Parade Girl Alone, sketch (Aunt Jemima Ace, WTCX Curb~tolle Question·Air WOW.vic & Saue. sket..), (12:00 noon Continued) AFTERNOON Pancak~ Flour) W ....'AQ KSTP 1:15 CST 12:15 MST WOW KOA 5,00 CST 4:00 MST Yoichi HiroOilka, xylophoniit; KOA WLS Oinnt'rbell Pq~m. Arnold Gnmm's Daughter. sketch 1:30 CST (12:30 MST) Family of Nations Broad· Matin~e: Club News: }(F"YR \D1AQ WDAY KFYR (sw·9.53) \\ 'IT Yarietit' Qut'~liu., Man (GoIJ Medal): WMAI) KSl P cast. WEBe \\'. ·.\X-farm & Home Hour WLW KOA WOW WIlO (sw· Organ Melodies: \,'{"CO KSCJ WOW,Vo.lice of (he farm 15.33) 3:30 CST (2:30 MST) Armistice Day Program. Armistice Day Prgm.: WLW KD.\L WBB\( ,n1FG life's like That: CKY 12:15 CST 11:15 M5T To be announced: WTC'I 5:45 CST (4:45 MST) Sophie Tucker, Blue. Don Winslow of the Navy, sketch Life Can Be Sei.utiful, sketth Mury Minstrels: WMfG KDAI. Singer. rKXMl'Illilor Se"' (Krj pies) WLW K\1A WE.·R (Ivory ~oap) ~ W88M K"'tOx WHLB KF.\B·noy. ll'lnnie & JObD KOIL ''lTO KF .... f The Wilman's Page Judy & Jane: KSOO KMOX NIGHT Dick Tracy, sketth (Puffed K:\IOXKitty Keene, 1nc. Wh('.lt &, Hice) W\IAQ KSTP Goodyear Farm Radio Hews: Dance TUlles: (KY WICS WBBM Tina & Tim W"'l.\Q WTCS KOIL WD.\Y CKY Dance Tunes 6:30 CST (5:30 MST) Jack Haley, Singer WeCO-Julia Blake Muted Music: KSO W1.W KSO KSOO Ki'YR KOA KFAB.SCello SolO" Gulden Serenad~rs: (aw·9.53) WGN·Markets; Mid day Servic. Betty Crocker (Gold Medal): KFJl\l Ma Pt'rkifl5, ~kelch Club M~tinee, Variety Show: KFJ\IShirley Anile Ronne. tlJll!tS KMA-~ew5 lyon &: MOilriowe: WESIt WTCN WlB University Farm Hour WIIO KOA KSTP WMAQ Kf\F·Peler \hcGrq:or. drama t'o'l""s: KOIL KSOO WE:-"R KSO WLS·Ch('ckerboard Time Family of Nations Prog~m: h ....L\ Hh),thm Rangers WMT KO.\·Durothy ....lcKenue Today with Bob Trout: KSCJ w:_w live ~~orks KRST KMOX-One Woman's Opinion KOIL·Toll Tunes KFAB KDAL weco (sw-lJ.83) Club M~tinee: CKY CKX hSTP-V"ice of EXI)f!rienu WMAQ· Doggy Dan Ed FiUgerald & Co.: WGS KWYO-This Rh)"thmic Age The little Review: CKX W~1t·Cedar Valley Hillbillies WOBM Mt'et 1n", Minus \'ic & Sade. sketch' KFYR KWYO This Rhythmic Age Judy & Jane: WOW WNAX WB8\t-Hou~eboat ~ews: K...,OX WOGY WOW-Ne\Y'l: Musical WCCO-Taxpa)er's A~sn. WD,\Y Hallnah W\IT WEBC WDA Y .... t'I\ \\'A..\\\' WHlB WDGY Happy Hollow Gang Jerry of the Circus: WMfG WTCN-Three Strin!!:s WIlGY·Gertruue Le\\IS KSTP WEBe ',vIlLB CKX 'Iarkets \\'G~' -Koff~ Klat~ch KFJM-Educational Series WEDC·Chur('h of the Air 12:45 CST 11:45 MST KFAlL""e",~ & Markets "''''1.\ Co"bJ) l-ical Album KWYO ....lonitor Ne",s Revue 2:30 CST 1:30 MST K\VYO·CQilcert Mdster WT('~ Red Cro~s ThIs Day Is Ours, sketch (Cris WOGY Dr. D)blie, health talk WCCO ladies Fin! CKY·Ad"entures of Jimmie Allen co)· WBBM Weco K'IOX WLS-Henry's E"chanQ:'e; Prilirie Harrisburg Varieties; KSrJ 4:30 CST 3:30 MST KF\F \lal(' Quartl't KR~T WDGY-\1atillee \lelodies Those Happy Gilmans, <.omedy R.IIJlhlers KSC,i 'DIFG WHlB \\EB('-~t"ck Quutatitllls: After· News: Doris Rhodes, songs: K~CJ K"'1A-OrQ:'an Reveries ~kl'tch f5w-15_21) sketch (Corn-KiI): WMAQ WlW-Kitty Kf!t'ne, Inc. I uon Intl'rllJrle KDAl KFAB WHLB KOA Brporl Period WLW KOA W\AX·.\larion :\latth('w~. piani~t Pepper Younq's Family, sketth \\"GN·J('~s Kirkpatrick & Piano Landt Trio: KSO WEBC WMT "SOO-Dick Tracy (Carnay 5oal): KfYR \\'DAY K\\YOTin Pan AnI!')' Grandma Trnt!-\: KFAB KFYR 2:00 CST 1,00 MST Will B .... ,·"S -;tork Quotations KFYR Markets: KFJ:\l KSCJ W\IAQ KOA WLW KSTP WH0 WlB\Tu'ical Pr~m. wOU ....'-Chicali\:o Hour Armistice Day Prgm.: WIlLB WEBC WOW Jack Armstrong. sketch (Wheat WG~-The ~e\~ rKX KSOO Wl.W Kitt~.. Keene. Inc.. sketch les)' WLW (i\\,-9.53) Little Revil'''' KSCJ KDAL W\!FG WCCO (~w WI.W·DMlon & Barber, sports CKY-~rw5 & \Ics~a~es 1527) Continental V~rietjei' KOIL KSO W\fFG-Stock Quotations Three Romeos: \VTC\ KFDY-Colll'''(' Ne", Re"iew K\lA \\"II\: -l\('ws: Curtain His('s \\'MIN·Sweet Mu .. ic TIlt' ·llltlll.,J .\r11l!lItk(l HR}' MOilgiul Voyage: CKX CKY W\1T·Cri/lison Trails K~IA,Earl "'lay's Vi~it htm..kallt or II,.. C'lIrnf"l'if" I'll' Jewish War VeterOilns Armistite W'\" ,\X \tmtle Larnp Prlfm. ~ell \\,,\AW W'JFG WOW C.lplain !\1idnil1;ht KSTP·Woman's Pal:e of the Air ,10wlII'lll tor 11l1!'rnlltioual !'('n,·f' Day Prl1;Il1.: WDGY. 3:15 CST 2:15 MST h'IH' III"nk.. l"I\; Skh"hl' KWYO Xe"~: Farm Flashes will all Till.. l'r"/.:TlIIIL. IIIH!f>r lllf' ltU~ KF,l\1 :-hllf'I"1l2 Tour 5:45 CST 4:45 MST )lunny HuHt·r. l,rt-II!dE'nt ot th!' Club Miltinee: News: WEBC K\I.\Rh~·thm Ran'ters WDAY·Voire of Ihl' Farm ~~IHI(j\\"n".nt lllill ot ("llnlnh!n Ill<-t''' or tilt" J,.wlllh Wu \',·t· lowell Thomas. news com men"'· NilIII, "III hll\·,· ilN lIlwak,'r.: WDAY WDGY,Hank &, \hrtha 1 ILin rllil., Paul '''" Zf'd.uHI. KOA·Strollinlt Son'lster ror (Sun Oil)' WLW 11011. Hurrf> Wurth. ,'{HIlIUAIII!f>r. Stella Da.llai. sketch (Milk of "'OIL Linie Varieties WI-ILB·Finuish Nt'\O.s t"rnwr Ilrt>lult'r ot H,·Il:lulU. who in-d,l..t at tllp JW\·. n"hlll III In .\In'·rka on II vj~\l. I1t'lIrl ~hltn('~ia): WHO KSTP WMAQ K~OO·The To be announted: WDAY WIIO tern & Martha !l1l1l'1 Slrn·r. 1l0tl()lllll dUll/lRtn Skyride Hau,·. maJor ot ' WESH-Si,,·Oay Bike Rac:e (also KNX at 12 mid.) ",IIlIll"'r clllrlllJ1: th(' war. from KF~F Flo\\er Talk KFJ:\I·Xews WGS·Afternoon \lusicale Mo... dat.1I on _ .... WOW "an on the Street L"ntloll. K\lOX \1. ~ic Kitchell KH'H'\larketi: Weather: Agrj. WTCN·Front Paif! WIIO Tea & Crumpets Tom Mix' Straight Shooters Story of Mary Marlin, Skf'tch KSOO ~lid Aftl.'rnoon Newscast culture ill the Nl'wS WlB Jacqueline Yinc:ent, sop. (Rahton Wheal Cneal): WMAQ 1:00 CST 12:00 MST (Jvory FJak('s): WOW WDI\. Y K\\,YO·Organ Trea~ures K\'O.'(·l.ill,la·s Fir,t Lon W\lAQ-Conr.ert Miniature To be announced: WEBC KSO KSTP WEBC WMAQ KF"YH WBB~1Mi,,~us Goes to Market WDGY·Oklahoma Outlaws W\lI\: \Iatin('c: \leludies; Little Orphan Annie. sketch: St'curit~· Lea~ue WG~ KOlL WIIO WlW KOA WCCO·\Iarketi WG;\ ;.Jat'l W~AX Prairi(, Drpam Boys \\' 110 KSTP WOW Y- 0, WGNLen Salvo. on::anist WlD Ba.. kgruulld of Ihe News f Uni\"pr~it'J' CK Dick Tracy Irene Beasley, R. F'. No.1: Swing Time Trio: KSOO KOIL WOW (('i2hton Arm~trong KSCJ KDAL WHLB WlBBeethuven S)ml,hon)' No.4 \\'\AX·C1iff Frederickson, accor 4:45 CST 3,45 MST KFYR-Jack Marriage l ice nSf; RomOilncei: WlS Hnmemakers Program dion K\I.\·Songs by Micke,. Betty & Bob. sketth (Gold Med· we;:" W ... IT KSO Vaughn de Luth, songs: KSO KFNF-Marion Hildina: WNAX-Those Happy Gillnans W.\IT al): WMAQ KOA WHO KSTP Story of Mary Marlin. sketth: 3:30 CST 2:30 MST KWYO·(lub Cabana WOW (sw·15.33) 2:45 CST 1:45 MST Vic & Sade. sketch (Crisco): CKY CKX Guiding Light. sketth: CKX CKY Johnny Johnston. songs: WDAY WDGY·...1ike Collins. sporh Big Sister. ske:ch: CKY CKX \\'\IAQ WOW K~TP WIIO WLW WHO WE~R WEBC-Captain M. Owicht KF.\B·News & Markets The Guiding Light, sketth (White WESC Voice of the Farm: K!\IOX KSOO K"OY·Cam~anile Chimes Naptha): :"y Club MOiltinee; News: K\L\ WNAX·Captain Midnight, sketch In·1A Orllan Melodies Ted MOillone's Between the Book (KY Jt'rry of lht' Circus KFNF·Grab Bag Pn:m. K\lOX Travel~e t'nds: KSO W~IT Armistice Day Prgm.: WDGY KFAB-Speed Gibson KFYR-News & Al:riculture in th(' KWYO-I'acific ParadiH M_ ",.tail on ..... s. KFJM-\1elody Matinee Newa W.\\W Se"" Harrisburg Vuieties: K~10X I\FAU Jane Tucker KFYR,To be announced NIGHT KMA Country Home Time WUU\l Lillda's Fir~t Love WCCO Kl'J:\1 C1a"ic Time KMAThe Ml,lunUineera KWYO·Royal Hawaiian Holel Or· WUGY-John G. Alexander KFDY Farm F1a~hes KFYR·Judy & Jane KOA For Milad)" chestra \\'1.8 Srh'Jol of the Air, Ameri· K\I \ 'hc & Bob ,,\1.\ Varil'ty Prgm. KOIL-Federal Housing Talk 6:00 CST 5:00 MST WCCO-Noon Extra Ciln lIi,tory KOil-Pt'opl(' in the News K\IOX The Editor's Daull:hter K5CJ-\fa Perkins Amos 'n' Andy, sketch (Camp WDAY·~ev., Vari('ty Prgm \\'I.S Grare Wil on, coutr. KWYO ~~ws; Markets & Farm 1\0.\ ,lill~l(' TII",n Ga7E'tt'" KSTP·Sla~sen Yol. Com. bt'll's Soup): WLW KS11' (sw WOGY ·Slim Jim \\\11\ '.;PI\ \lll~ic lIali Fb~hps KWYOTr.asur.-s in !\1elody KWYO ll"lI~"oor '1'0 )'011 My Love. To Special Remembr.ance Day Broad WTMJ ·Dance Orchestras sketch ~arde KMOX·Tony Di Pardo's Orch. You and Let .\16 Sin" You tll. WHAS-Dream Seren.de WCCO KMOX (sw·ll.83) (also ~",,:,::-l~O~o~~' Sportsmen's Special: WCCO Russ Morgan's Orch.: KFYR Cities Service Concert; Lucille rUd "Hoi. WLW·Tw"nty Four Hour Review see 10:15 p.m.) I~ S!lowdown" in ...... " i..... WEBC WHLB WMFG WHO KSTP (sw.953) \\ \IAQEarl Hines' Orch. Manner!'. o;np.; Grantland Rice; of It.d,o Q"i.... 1t~I·Johnny To be announced: KFYR WSM CJ Beril1ll(s Orch. Death Valley Days (Borax): WMIN·Waht Time. Frank Black'~ Orch.: KOA KFYR Hollywood Hotel: CKX CKY K\1I3C- Ney, s: SIl'lrtcast WTCN KSO KSTP KOA (also at 8:30 p.m.) WTCN -Lani "clntire's Orch. WEBC KSTP WTl\1J WMAQ Football Game: KMA KFJM K~lOX-Drlma Time, Bert LytelJ Major Bill: CKX WDA Y WHO WOW WDAF (sw KOfL Can'el Craig's Orch. Woodhouse &: H.awkins: CJRM 11:45 C5T 10:45 M5T CJRMHarmony Hall News: CKY SI)()rts: WHLB WGN 9.53) CKTB·SpeUing Bee KSL-Pinto Pete CKY CKX News: KFJM WAAW "What's My Name" (Philip Mor· KOA -Golden Melodies \\BB~f·Sports Huddle The Nation's PI.ayhouse: WLW Les Brown's Orch.: KOA WG~ Circle Service Boys: KOA WMT ris): WLW WGN KOIL·Quiuer Bef" I Need ;I Jub. interviews WMT Frank Novak's Orch.: W~R CJ R~1 ~1ajor Bill KSCJ Stars of Tomorrow WE~,m-Radio Fanfare Campana's First Nighter, dram.a; Dance Orch WDAF WI-fAS WLW-Ramona's Orch. <':KY-LiRht Up & Listen Club WDGr -E\'enlide Echoes WIIi\S-\tu~ical \loml'nts ~e Barbara Luddy & Les Tremayne: ..... s: WBBM KMOX WOW W\fINThe Serenader KMA-RhYlhm Rangers KFAB WCCO WNAX KDAL WGNCrime Wiz.arcl, tlrama WIIO-Farmers' Forum WCCORollie John!ton KMBC·A~ 12:00 C5T 11:00 M5T Kansas CHy Dinn K~IOX WHLU Football Gaml' WJRFifty Yard Line Review WEBr ~e\\~-Tribune Time WJR KRNT KSL WHAS Jack Cr.awford's Orch.: WE~R K!\IOX-Let's Compare Notes KMDC WSBM (5w-11.83) WLW-Boone Count)· Jamboree WS:'lI-Tomorro ..... ·s Winners WE:-.iR·Si:c·Day Bike Race KOIL·Cornhusker Parade W~IFG Variety Hour \\ TeN -Front Page WG~Dick Jur~ens' On·h. KFYR KSCJ·Timetablej Sports Chansonette: CKX KR~T WMIN-News: Evenin( Concert 9:45 CST 8:45 MST W~t.\Q·AIxt L}Iuan ~ Orch. Dance Orch.: KSL-Ho.... ie Winl!; CJRM·Supper Melodies WNAXRay Sinatra'~ Orch. WMI';-; ·S.... ine 51". ~ion Ralph Webster's Orch.: W~tAQ WDA Y.~1u~ical Interlude CKY-Drutns \'lTIfJ Muo;ical Moments To be announced: KFYR WTCr.; K\lA WDAY WE!"JR WTCN-True Detecti\'e Mysteries WLW WOW WENR-Words of Thunder KFBI·Odl'll's At Home Hour 8:15 C5T 7:15 M5T WT\1J -Rh} Ihm Time WLWFour Star~ Tonill;ht K\fA CoHonwooo Corners Amer. Viewpoint: KFAB KSCJ Organ Recit,al: CKY W~1AQ-Ennio Bologninl's Ordl. KOA·Southtrn Harmony Four CJRM-Salvation Army Baud ("Iw.11.83) 10:45 C5T 9:45 M5T News: KO,\ WMIN KMBC KFHt :-.iey,~ Russ Morgan's Orch.: WO\\ W!\II~-Siil" Davis Sports Review K'\CJ Rhallo;OOY in Rhythm Uncle Ezra, como:dy sketch (Atka CJRM·When Day Is Done WHLB-The Lone Ranger, sketch ".OA:\tusic by Cugat Leighton Noble's Orch.: WBB't KMOX Dancing Time 6:30 C5T 5:30 M5T WENR·Ennio Bolognini's Orch. Seltzer) W:\I.\Q WLW WHO W.lo,tFG·OTran . loads KSTP WOW WDAF KOA Wn1J KRNT KFAB K!\10X KSL-Dance Orch. Wonder Show with h.ck H.aley, \\-\tl\~l'W Electric Orll:'3l\ WTMJ Lewi Thill KSTP-Dream Ship !lin~er-comedian (Wonder Bread 8:30 C5T 7:30 M5T b ..... ·9.531 Dick Gasp.arre's Orch.: KOIL WTC~ WEHr W88M Charli.. Ent:lp'I' Orch. &. Hoste~s Cake); Ted Fio-Rito', 7:15 C5T 6:15 M5T March of Time (Life): KOA Uncle Ezra: CKY CKX WGN-Clyde MrCoy's Orch. OTch. WBBM KFAB KSCJ WJR CJRl\INeYt'~ Sports \\TC:-l WE\lt KOIL WS~t W:\IT K~IOX-Hot Sto\'e League WCAL·Chapel Service WHAS-Twelv(' to One Oub KRNT KMOX wCCO KMBC CKY·Light Up & Listen J{SO WTMJ KSL-American Varieti"s WCCO-Er5ten End of Friday Proqrams
News: The Wise Man: (sw-21.5) CKY·Allan Caron, organist KOA Wells of Music MORNING Richard Maxwell, tn".:(sw-21.52) SATURDAY, November 12, 1938 KFAB·Tommy W::Itson KSOO-Silver Saver~ Console Contrasts: WHLB KFJ\I-Holl ('hold Hour KW\O Or\l;an Melodies ~laltic K\lOX W)tl'G KDAL KR.·T K:\lOX Kitchen \\TAL·SL Olaf Culleie Chapel 7:00 C5T 6:00 MST KOIL·Salutes Ser"ice Omar Hearth, swing maker: Coffee Pot Inn: KFYR WNAX 9:00 CST 8:00 MST Viennese Ensemble: WUAY WMT KSOO-~ew:;. Grain Quotation~' WG:\\1u!iical ~1ail Box KFYR WEBC KSTP WOW KFAB K!'ttA WHO WDAY Pappy Cheshire's Nat'l Hillbilly KFrR KSO WTCN WLW KOA Sil\!il" Sp5~ion WLSSpellin~ Bee Song for TodOllY: WLW News: CKY KOA ('hallifli()n~: KSTP-On lhe Air WLWSynorter . 'ews ( '" 15.27) WIX;\" The :'Ilodern Trend Town Hall broadcasts have time and network November 7. George McCall (Old Gold Ciga \\ I- 8r 'tnt the ;\Iinnesotl: Woo won their popularity through The program can be heard at rettes), ace Hollywood scribe, Top Hilttres' Orch.; KO,\ WHO m.an' Hour the tiubjects and importance ot 12:15 p.m. CST (11:15 a.m. will leave the air after his last W\1AQ en Here eK Y Sews & \tessacn WHO Pig~kin Parade Nobile l"huf TlIto-fo S<"II':" (Of Arab,. KWYO·Jimmy JtI)'ce W\IT·Sews: frank Vooker, or Kf,\B·L3 t Call for Dinner WlS-Grace Wil~on. contr. ICI.,.) an" l;H'." ~r a.de WAAW-\1Jrkets WLW-Ohlo Fed. of Women's ..ani~t KFDY·Prof. J. G. Hutton 'nll~ De,i~ for Melody 1\-lld'''I. WD,\\"\1id \lorron&: )teJttdiu a,b> W\.\X Farm & Home K~I..\Ear1 \1ay', Visit \\X.\X-Ru i> Pike To be announced: CKY CKX WDeY Hit Revue \\MfGFarm :lnd Hume Pf(m. WOW ·Silver Suenade KOIL·Co. Bluffs Shopper WEBC Woman's Hcur 1,45 CST 12,45 MST AI Roth's Orch.: KSQ WDA Y W\lI:--1 SC\\": World Book 'lan KWYO-:\e ..... s: Farm Ha he. KSOO K\1.-\ WG:\ June Baker, home manaie Football Game: KMA WEBC W:\.\X Prairie Dream Bo)s W88.\1 What Can I Do! Ma~ters menl WOW Littl.. Duv Hou~e WCAL·Pianist KSOO KSTP KFJ\t \Iu'ic of the WLW-\1) Health AFTERNOON KFNF·Vi'litolS Hour WCCO-Markets Football: Minnesota ¥s. Notre ,ntiS-Bulletin Board 11,15 CST 10,15 MST WDAY·.·ario Horse Market Dame; KSO WDGY KSQ KWYO·Gue5S Contest W.'\X-(i~Cll Kid Al &: lee: Reiser, pianists: KOA 12,00 CST 11,00 MST WDGY,Mu_icale WBB'lFifth Quarter 10:30 CST 9,30 MST KSTP WOW "110 W\lAQ Football Game: KFAB WDAY W:'UX,Happy Jack', Old Timers All H.londs on Deck: KDAL KSCJ WEBC-8uUttin &ard WHO WLW W\tT KOIL KFYR Eutman School of Music: WHO 4:15 CST 3,15 MST Cuol Weymann, sop.: WLW hR~T WCCO WHO·Checkerboard Time eKr-N..ws & Messalel KSTP WMAQ KFYR WERC Calling All Stamp Collectors, WDAY KF'fR America Presents Musical See WLS-Poultry Service: Vitality KFOV-J. G Hutton (5w-1533) Jim Capt. Tim Heal)': WHO WEBC .",10 lIelail .... P_ • thi. _k. Melody Ramblings: KDAL KMOX saw; Robt. Emmett Dolan's Or· KF:\TPet Man WLW·Ramona's Orch. WOW WMAQ KO.\ KSTP KFYR KSCJ WCCO KR~T (~w·11.51) f!l"stra: Choir: Soloists: WOW KMA·Earl May'. Visit Our Bun, children's prgm.: WMIN lIaw~iian EnSl'mble hw·9.53) WTCN Collegiate Revue: KSO KGA (sw.15.33) K:\lOX-Gridiron Gossip WMT-Mall on the Farm KWYO·;\!onitor Nl'ws Revue Salon Orch.: WBBM Cincinnati Conserntory of Music: Carol Weymiln, sop.: CKX Allan Courtney's Gloom Chasers: WNAXO. B. Gurney WB8M-The Kickoff James Duncan, bar.: CKY CKX KRNT KSCJ KHLB W\IFG WDGY WTC\, hunt Pal.:e CKY-Old Refrains WG:\ ,Football Ohio State vs. KMA·Nl'ws (<;w·21.51) KFAB,Thr~ wrco Strings News: KFA8 \DUN WLB WHLB 1,00 CST 12:00 MST Illinois KWYO The Troub;tdore. Army B.lond: KOIL KSO WG:ol KFJ\I Park Uh'er Co·op. Hour CKX-:'Ierrymakers Orc.h. Matinee in Rhythm: KOA WOW WLS·\1u~ical Pr!l'm. WGN-Bill Anson CKX·Markets: What's on the Ai' KF\'f-Cornfield Hawaiians CKY·Studio Party KSTP (s"-15.33) W\lFG ~oon Po~tscript WTCN-Big Ten Summary CKY ·Aloha Land K\1.\-Co\lIo()y Loye's Troupe KFHI-:olews Oddities Football Souvenirs: KSCJ WIILB WN.-\X-Plantalion Airs KOIL-Waltz Time KF:olFFarm Sales & New. WDAY WTC:\ Fnutltall; \Iinnesota vs. 4,30 CST 3:30 MST KFAB-Milan, organist Sw;ngology: WHO WOW WMAQ KFDYllobo Day Paradl' KWYO·Sketches in MelodY K:'IIARhythm Rao((ers Iowa WBBM·AmeriCin Dental Assn. KOIL·Cornhu'ker Merry Go Bill Krenz' Orch.: WLW WTCN WDA Y KFYR WEBC (s\\'-9.53) KFJMOddl's Shoppers Special WMAQ WEBC KSOO 2,00 CST 1,00 MST KF~F-Ffllnk Fielrt WOGY Happy Hollow Gang Round Football Game: KSCJ KDAL Gray Gordon's Orch.: WLW KSO KSTP-\lu~ical SI'I'~aw Anthony Candelori's Orch.: KSO KMOXThe \1a'l:ic Hour WEBC·!'.',,\\''1: Town Crier W\TFG K:'lOX (s.... ·15.27) KSOO W:'ItT KWYO-Dudl' ~Iartin KOA-Je..... el Box: Once Upon a WG:"'-Ralliu SU!l:ar Bo\\I Football Game: CKX CKY Eddy Duchin's Orch.: KSCJ WG:--I·To be anlloullud Football Game: W\IAQ KOA Time \\LB-Rl'adim:- in Aml'rican His Man on the Street KWYO WHO WOW ( w 15.33) KDAL WBB't WHLB ($W- Kl'OO·The \tUSlc: Shup IOn' WIIO {'orn Belt Farm Hour W88M 15.17) W\tFG·St(lck Quotations WLa Background of the ~ews Football Game: WBB\1 WMT KWYO·Shoppers' Tour To be announced: KMOX KOIL WCCO K\IOX Sammy Kaye's Orch.: KOIL WGN W('AL·Colle!te BuUetin W\flN-llpr.. Coml"'1 the Band WLS·:\lan 011 the Farm WGN W.\IFG-Noon Day Revue WOA Y- Uncle Ken's Kiddil'i> Klub WMT \1agic Kitchl'n KFAB-Political Talk KFDY ,Football: S. D. State vs. Two Plano Team: CKY CKX WDGY·News W:\,lX Cliff Fr('drricbon, accor· WMT Vill;orlane Varieties: Oues KFDY ·Statl' Crop Show ~. D. l'niver~ity Football Review: WCCO KSTP WLB·Chopin Waltzes dion tion :\-fan KFJM,G('ms of Melody KFJ:'II-Orch. Parade KFJM·Dr. Bob Jon", WLS·llif{h·School Hour WT(:>J· Whoopee John 12,15 CST 11,15 MST KFNF,Grab Bag Prgm. KF~F·Kitdll'n KIOltter KFNF-Ha\\'aiiam WLW·l\"e\\s: Livestock River' 11:30 CST 10,30 MST KFAB-\Iarkets & Farm Notes KFYR·Markets and Weather; K\1A-Orlt'an \1elodies KJ\1A-Rhrthm Rallgers Weathl'r' \tarkets Call to Youth; News: CKY K.·J\fSe\\s Prof. Saul'rkraut and His Little KWYO-Colorado Hillbillies KO.\ Fur Milady Kf~F-.\round the Dinnl" Tabll" WAAW·:'\ews W:';tI~ Mid·\torninl Concert Ameriun Fa'm Burtau Federa· Gl'rman Band KWYO :\(!"s W.'Il_\XRadio Aces K\l.\ Tune Time KMA·Melody Parade WLS·1'.lerf}··Go·Round; Variety WDGY-Happy Hollow Gan. tion KSOO WD.\ r '\TO; WEBC KOIL·To be announced Talent W!\IT-Tom Owens' CowboYs W\IAQ KOA KFYR WCAL· With the Hilh School' WEl\R·S"ingtiml' Serl'llade WOW ·Uncll' Tom's Plav~ou e KSCJ-Voice of the People WCCO·Noon Extra W\11:i -Saturday infonietta W\tI\l·Tealiml' Tidbits ~fusical Pr~m. W~AX,Betty Lane's Southerners 10,45 CST 9,45 MST Enoch light's Orch.: KDAL ''''LO WDA y.Vanc,y !'rim. WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys KSCJ wCCO KR~T (sw,21.51) W;\-fl:ol·Noon·day Jamboree WDGY·Slirn .Iim WTCN-Football Score Roundup Conservatory of Music: KMOX WMT-Voice of Iowa: Markets 2:15 CST 1,15 MST Call to Youth: News: KSTP WHO WHO-Agricultural Con~(!rvation Football Game: KRXT KMOX 4:45 CST 3,45 MST Eutman School of Music: KOA wOw WNAX-Headlines & 'farkeu WLS·Home Talent PrOiram Eddy Duchin's Orch.: WCCO Hr. /;I'url:" Sh'Wlrt tnlli.~ on WOW-MiddJ.v Melodiu Foothll Game: CKX CKY Army Band: WDGY Wl\lIN·:icws: Orch. lamplighter: CKY CKX "The 11Iflivltlll;11 and the 12:30 CST 11,30 MST WNAX Pdroll'um Parade KFDY-lmproving Tree Growth CKX-Hawaiian Echoes (;rowd ... Swingology: KSTP CKY·Sweet &- Swing Ray Kinney's On:h.: WTCN 1:15 CST 12,15 MST KFJ:\1-:\l"\\ To be announced: KSO KF~F·Peter MacGregor, drama KFJ\l·Mu~ical Matinee KFJ:\t \1::Jrket!' Buffalo Presents: KDAL WCCO Matinet in Rhythm: WHO KFSF·Wilbur S'llith CKX-Farml'r's H(\\Jr WHLB K\tOX lOlA Rhythm Raniers KFNFOude :'o1arlin & Wranglers KFAB First Call for Dinner Football; Minnesota vs. Notre KFYR \hntle Lamp Co. Prgm. KMA-Organ Melodies Alliin Courtney'~ Gloom Chasers: KWYO-Peac()('k Court KF.JM-f1oyd Johnson's Orch. Dame: WHLB KDAL WLS HOllll'makers' with Variety K:'t1A The Mountaineers KSOO-Curbstone Opinions WDGV WBBM·The Woman's Hour KLPM-Markets Ind Newt KFDYFarm Flashes Tal('nt KOA-For Milady Campus Capers: WMAQ (s\V. WMT-Kiddies Revue K\tA-\lickey &: Fa)"lon KFJM Puzzle Prgm. W~AX-'Ielody Styles KWYO-Hol'vwood Brevitie. WNAXPied Pipen. KMOX-Barnyard Follies 15.l3) KI\I.\ Mickey Gibibns, soniS 2,30 CST 1,30 MST WBB\tTodd Hunter. n!'ws KOHliliomp folk,' frolic WESR·Six-Day Bike Race :>Jews: KSCJ KOIL WHO KSCJ-Voice of the Peop!a Football Gilme: KRST WMfG W~AX-Radio Acn 11,00 CST 10,00 MST KOlL\lemory Lane \Iarket WLS CKX WBB;\1-Meet thlt Mil5u, KDAL KSCJ (s..... '15.11) Vocal Vogues: WTCN KSO K\IA KWYO·Stan Over Hollywood f"KY-Homefolks' Frolic WCCO·\lu~ical Prgm. WLW-Advertisen Qtib Speaken WDAY WEBC WBB\fPappy Che'hire's Hillbilly \\ILS·Home Talent Prgm. Football Game: WEBC WDAY WOW-Headlinu Ahead KFAU-Political Talk KSOO K\lA Bailey Axton, tnr.: WMAQ Champion'! KfDY-D. B. Doner WMFG·Noon-day Revue WTMJ· The Dreamer. WG:ol Quin Ryan's News Football Game: KOA WMAQ 5,00 CST 4,00 MST This Wonderful World: WDGV KFJ\-t·Olaf Roisl'm' Band WMIN·Three·Qllarter Timl' WHLB-Luncheon Melodie' KFNfHeilry Field W\1T·Saturday Afternoon Frolic WOW WHO (sw.1S.33) News: Console Echou: WBBM In the Music Room: KDAJ. KSCJ WLB-l\1u~icale WTCN·Before the Kickoff KFDYA-H Club Work KDAL WCCO KSCJ KRNT ($w.11.51) KFYR-Markets & Poliu BUO.tin5 WLS-Gene & Glen K\IA-Weather & News 1,30 CST 12,30 MST KFJ:'Il-Slirn fhomo;on's Orch. Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten: Sweet Hour of Prayer: CKX WLWN.. ws: Live Stock KOA-Traffic Lesson Football Game: KOA WMAQ KFNF-Flower Lady New.: WJ\1AQ WEBC WDAY KOA KFAB-Songs of the Good Old W)fFG-Slock QuotaLons KSOO-Grain Quotation.. : Farm KWYO-Or!l'an Treasures WHO WOW KFYR ( w·9.53) W:'II1\'-ln Ihe Mood WOW ( \\ 15.33) Day. Administration Prgm. W\.-\X·('IiH Frederickson, accord· EI Chico, Spanish Revue: News: KFJM-Man on the Street W~1T-\1al{ic l!r'ur KSTP,Daily Featu.·es Football Game: KSCJ KDAL ianist W\.:\X-Bi]lie &. Ted (5w-15.11) KSO WENR KSOO KOIL WTCN KFNF.Weather, Markets & New~ KWYO·Swing Session 2,45 CST 1,45 MST WEBC W\1T KMA WOW-People in the News Football Game: KFYR KSOO KFYR-Markets: Police Bulletin' WBBMMl'et Chicago K"'YO-News; Markets & Farm El Chico: CKX KMOX·Let', Compare Notes. 11,45 CST 10:45 MST WCAL-Alumni New, WEDr WLW KMA KSO Flashl'! Sllkr. Aml'rican Farm Bureau Federa· \\'DAV-Joey & Chuck: News Alicl' Blul', pianist: WGN KSO WLS·Newl Gene Erwin's Orch.: WGN KO.\,Budl{et Shop tion KSO WLW WEBC-Central Cooperative Prgm. foothall Gaml' WHLB W~1fG WNAX-Billie & Ted Harmony ~I'ws: CKY WHLB KfAB CKX 1\011 "!lcal VO!l:ue~ Enoch Light's Orch.: WMFG WG\' \1arket~: 'lidll.l} Service WLU Team KFJ'l Lone Scout Tril... Log of Short- Wave Statlona Whole Program. Are Lilted Monday, November 7 ~8 (lI.raclea•• or thOllUlldi of tulocJ'cl" ,ho_) '.m. -Pr, m frtl II, !\"; low3 ~8 •.m. -Si It" ral 1I ...6PJ <15.23) COCH Cuba '.13 JIX. Japu U.UI tI0:30il_m._I'.. rom me Vallun II\'J COCa." '.11& OLR3A. eMello- coor 11.106 _Ionln. '.U On Short Waves (15 12) C8W7. Porllll'd '.73& QLBtA. 11.14 12:20 p.tII.-1 ulorr 5ch~lll('r Innl el C%AI. UMlllla7 '.M OUlO. 11.7' G~C G~I D.1B. O.r_1lT 16.10 OLJl6A, 15.13 DJO," '.01 OUliS. 16.11 3:10 p.m.-Snooker. HuTilee l ndrum v. 14 D.JD, 11.71 aZF. Dnmark 1.11 Edited by Chas. A. Morrison f'. Snuth· G~ G..,P D1L. n.ll Pel. Hollall.41 '.&1. n.1I ~!O:45 p.m.-frrn('b mall bar \\3XI. (1778, D.JO. 11.79' PHI." 17.7'76 Pre de tint no.iono DX· r- AI 'e t4 p.m. -Oroadt' I from ~t. Nil III DJP. 1l.'!l6 RAN U .•.'B. • ... Portutu~ £A1U. Cu., •• T.M RXr. 1$.01 '1"4 p.m. (u. SI.I.) nt'" w2xr EAQ 1"1.11 '.P!l$ RNE. 11.00 111.83) Ell. • .... .Vb'. I." +4 p.m.-Endth lranwrll lOtI R r. (12) .£AJAR, 8.-la" 88P, 18"".", 11.7'" +6:45 p.m.-leo 8.1Iey' ""'(lfl Hr\ lew \\ 2x \F IIg,,1«O It.OI PD. PoI..t 11.61 Times given ue EST. For CST aubtract 1 hour; MST, 2 houra; PST, 3 hours roSAA, Tahiti 7.11 8PW" 18.14 (9.53) 08A. b ..l.. •... 8PII U It +7:15 p.m.-T':tdn In Germa nJ8 OJD OS8. '.61 8P15. 11.14 ORO IAYOR'S OAY in London. occasion please make me friend t7:55 p.m. (ex. 511.) . 'orth. \merlnn Pr nm 08C.· '61 TFl. Iceland 11.13 celebrated for over seven hun· for you if yuu necessary willl'end OLR4-\ Ol.R5\ 080." 11.76 TOWA a..tell• .I. 9au S:3O p.m.-2RO mad b 2R()~ IIlF IQY G8E. 11." TItNIJI. CoatI. dred years. is one of the most you curious stamp or cards in L S:~5 p.m.-K ttv \1 Y'SR{' 081'. n,14 Rica '.891 spectacular and colorful of Great this country. Having many 080. 17,7' TPAJ, F~ 15.14 "*':30 p.m. (ex. Sill.) -.-\matn' hour direrl 'to OIH. II,n TPA.... 11." Britain's many ceremonial acca ions. fric-nds In .Sanfrancisco Radio 'Tutro 'a('ional' YV5Rr OSI. u.t8 TP... 11.71 The elaborate pageant and parade station, America. are be t friends 081. 11.61 TPB7 11.11' '{9:50 p.m. (ex. Sll.) -E li fOW' OLR4.\ GBL '.11 VDDlf Cud. '.006 which ushers in the day's festivities for me In all country, I remain, OlRSA 080. ltd' 'f'KlXE. Autn.}i. 9.51 will be described on Wednesday, No good by. Your sincreely. 10:30 p.I"II.-(entul Europeln ReVIew of Aff.lifS: osp 15.11 VLIt. • 9.51 7:15 QLJ 4\ OlR5,\ RASJ Bu,.t)' 15..tT vtrot lIIdla '.51 vember 9, at a.m. EST. over I Watanabe HATt. '11 VUDJ,' 1&.1' Daventry stations GSF. GSG and HBl.•wtlurl.... 14.&35 WlIAL. -"ton. 111..... GSJ, with a repeat broadcast at 7:25 Richard RubIO of Havana, Cuba, HBl" '.14 u.n. lUI. '.04 Tuesday, November 8 p.m. EST, over GSO and GSP. The write. that Manuel Ah'arez u'iU soon HBO. 11.401 XEUZ. Kuloe. D.'. '.11 91.m'-\'lh orch' 'ra GSC G~I~ G. r HBP 7,11 T8D. EI Sal....d.,. i.'M magnificent Lord Mayor's Banquet. inaugurate a new short-wat'e station HHIS. H.ltI 5.ISS Y'f'6B.C. VenNtl.I.. S.., 12:20 p.m.-Fr ,: k W,lke' orrh Ira GsG (;~I !U7ABD. Cillombl. I,a ZBW'. Chi... '.615 which is attended by all government at Santa Clara, and that a new trans 2 p.m.-"The Signifiunce of the Colon III Empire HP5A. P...._ 11.7 ZlltJ. Britl•• dignitaries from the Prime Minister mitter at Holguin, Cuba, 1.& already on to Grut Brillln lnd Ihe: Dominions," Lord KP61" '.It Hondur.. 10.' Hulech: (;S(; G~P H8SPI. 81.... 15.11 ZJZ. 8t. Kltta 1.•5 down. will be on the air at 3 and 4:20 the air testing on 6.195 megs. COHB HSIPI. " '.51,1'.01 ZllK. 10. Afriea '.61 p.m. EST, over GSG and GSP, with of Sancti Spiritua, Cuba, is tempor +t5 p.m.--"Thf' ~Iullilor \"ttWs Ihe N s": IQT,Itab 11.17. '111.8.8. Kulmbl. '.01 a repeat broadcast on Thursday, No arHy oU the air while the power of WIXAL (11.79) IIlF. .. '.13 IJl03, 1t.1,. '.635 6 p.m.-Operil. "The Willkuere·· by Richud Wilg. IDY. Xwutunr •.n! ....0.. " 11.'1 vember 10. at 9:55 p.m. EST, over the transmitter la being boosted. ner: DJ8 DJO lZl.l"P&II 11.10 mo~t GSC and GSO. The important 6:20 p.m.-"Toplcs of the DIY," Sir Frederick 8hort·..,.... pro.....ma o( AmeriC'1l ,tatiOIl. a.r.. event during the course ot the ban SHORT-WAVE SHORTS: Egyp Whyte: G~(' G. D GSl abown .Ion, with the repJ&J' llatillp ",inllill" on P'f. 10. Th". ar. Indicated. for u.mpl., b,. quet, which in the past centuries used tian Radio gives the calls for the new 7 p.m.-M,rgery Sooth. soloisl: DJn [).IO (lw·1 ,17) In p.renth.I.1 'ollo..,ln( • IlfOl"ram lilt. to include as many as rour hundred transmitter at Ankara, Turkey. as 8 p.m.~l.i..l('r Reril..l: Gst GSD Gst 11lI'. Thil ....n. that aJI 11.11 _".C,.dll th...me or more different dishes on the table, TAQ (15.195), and TAP (9.465) ... 8:30 p.m. ·T.lk, . ·lhnU!thl. allli TIlin rU8 Ilrorram ma)' .1,. be heard ov.r .n AmerlcI.n Ihort. 9:15 p.m. -Hermann v 8t('krath ('"II" llJB w .....t.tlon. PIe.... tlote that forel,n .tatlon. do will be Prime Minister Neville Cham Davcntry's winter frequency, GSA OLR~.\ not .Iw.,.••dher. prec!'ely to lhelr .nnolln~tl berlain's speech in which he will re (6.05), is being used daily from 4:15 10:10 p.m.-Vi"I,- recital 0l.R5A IIr O(UIQ .chuh Ie view the British government's policy to 6 p.m. EST. . Ray Sharrar or Wednesday, November 9 News Broadcasts on home and foreign affairs. Waterloo, Iowa, reports hearing the new 2,OOO-walt transmitter of VLR, 7:15,.m.-Lord Milyor's Show; Description of Dlily ~i2:3~ .1.11 ... UK; 350. (;"'0. {;so. GSI-, AkifuSQ Saito of Kumamoto, Japan, Melbourne, Australia, transmitting the Lord Milyor's Procession: G... r (;sr, G"" GSI. G"-O; 7~5. JU'I". 8:3( _ G~F G~. GSH tnforms me a new Chinese short on a new (requency of 11.875 megs. 11 :40 l.m.-··World Afllin.·· Edwin Hilwilrd: COSI. GSJ; 0. 55. JZJ; 11. (;~r, "st;. GSH. GSI, wave station. umng the caLL XGAP, from 2 to 3 a.m. EST . Ordinarily (;sF (;'G GSP GSJ 1 p.", GSr. (; ... 0. GS{i. r. ... I. 3 10. TP \3 1.. broadcasting dailll from Peking on commercial stations do not verify re 3~15 p.m.-BBC Symphony Concerts: BBC Sym. 4·15. GSA. C:--O. {;SU. G... O. G~P; 4 30. OI.R4\ GODS' 9.56 phony OrcheslTii. conducted by Eugene or Ol.R48; 4 45. F\9\Jt 6,111'5.\.7. F 9.\11 meg... The native Chinese pro ports ot reception; however. Max sens: G..;(; G...I' IIP5J. R\ '. RKI; 7:30. j H01. un IQY f.\Q gram radiated from 9 a,m. to 2 p.rn Bass of New York City. informs me 4:20 p.m.-lord Mlyor', B.nquet. 5petd! by '!'Ie 7 40 G~O. GSt', c"'n, r. ... l c,,,-O G... I'; 8 EST utilizea a woman announcer_ that reports on the Ha\\alian pro Prime MinIster Neville Chamberll.n· I. D [·\..I43.8{lS JZK, 8 15. (UU. UJD. DJO. 8-45 grams relayed by KQH (1492) of 5:30p.m lIitl r Youl Rr. fh d rl EAQ; 945, UflO. rJR\ 1030 UJ8. IlJD Guy R. Bi~bee of Fort Benmng. Kahuku. Hawaii. are being confirmed VJ8 {un 0'0 U"O. G r; D. C~L, n. TPA" fr87 Ga., is proud of hIS unusual letter with attractive QSL cards . Gen 7 p.m.- "Iectlon from 1.f'1I r f Gran, Dilily uCtpt Sundilys 73 a hl \'LR of verific tion from ~tation TOE in ernl Franco's Nationalist program.co •. '('11 In the (,re 1 ".r DJU rup Motft.. Tuts. Wed Th fn q'\ 7 :30 p.rn rlh Am(' ~n If from t K Is OlR4 OLR . tanchukuo. Exactly as v.:ntten. the heard mghtly from 8 to 9 p.m. EST liZ letter follows. over EAJ-43 ot Tcnerlfe. Canar,)" I **8 p.m.- Prorr from " n (r • I b Sunday, November 6 Receivin your letter rc TDE lands. are now being radiated on a IU ... BP stamping July 31. 1938. that new frequenc;y of 75 megs .. You 10p.m. L ... HJB DJD -31.m.-Enrl.i T R\ 5 waves 15 tor DaIl"en Radio Sta can hear the Delh~, India, program 10:30 p.I"I. -~ ( boo \\ X\\J (4 ) 17 '.m. --(}v l .::- -\ 1/ tion connecting communication over VU03 (15.16) nightly at 8,30 -8,.m.----OVl'fw hour (~ , II) JZJ \I."ith J panesc TokiO Radio Sta p.m. ET. RC'cr"phon of HH2S Thursday, November 10 -8._m. \ aflel} pr r U.... in mea~ur -8,.m.-lntn' 1I000al rhuF'f'h I (K Q tion Japanese. Your (5.955) i::; being verified with a ne\, 9:5OiI.m.- E : e \. Tb al~· c, ... r G~G 10:30,.m.-Ju.lsh E.·SerVlcemen's N.lhol\l.l Re. ing Is very good and right. I blue QSL card with <.'311 letters In 11 :20iI.m.-'"Miltter of Moment. S. A. Keell: rnembnnce Service: t;.... (; ..... ; G... I~ intended to lend your letter to red. which gives the mailing address G"'F (;SC (;...p 10:45 iI.m.-League 01 ~.llon hroadr I H8lt Dairen R..1.dio statiun but I of the station DS Tht> Wcst Indian 1:30 pm.--ThfO utlle Orche Ir.. C G (;"'1 I i8 480) thou~ht It is very sory to you l! Broadca.·ting Company, c 0 Gt'rald 2 p.m.-I:.mplre rartel)' Thull'r c, .... ; I~ I' ·12:~5 p.m.- -Ilio dE' Oro \1 IJmbl 8and n;W\ your letter was disregarded by Bourke-Oems. Port-nu-Prince. Haih 5:05 p.m.--St;lJIl~y Riley 1.1 C"-[l C,:.I· (1517) Dairen Radio staff, so here I did News in English is given over thi 7 p.m.-Empirf' YarifOly Tholf'r G C G n GSL ·IJOp.m.-lt li"n new \\3Xl (17.781 8 p.rn.-J.:It·k Jackson's balld: (;::-(" C"O (;"'l necessary, please excuse me my station nightly at 8 p.m. EST. fol 9:15 p.m.-\!icropbollf' nl.p-~h I IU8 [lID ·2 p.m.--German ne" W3Xl. (17.781 lowed by a program of dance music ·3 p.m.-F,eDrb n s \\3\1. 117 781 poor pen and accept my friend 10:40 p.m.-P, ular lu OLR4A OUt5.\ *'5 p.m. 'PMtlll!Une np\\ \\'3\1. 11778) ship for you but english is for and sign-oft at 10:15 p.m. EST, with 12:151..m.-\" e 'f If KQH: ~2) 6 p.m.-Tillk by Genen! Smuts: G~f GSU GSt eign lan,gu~lge for me, on this the signature selection, "Ave Maria, • ·6 p.m. Puli h l"tI1.::ratll (\"rth \rl'lOril a) ::-P\\ Friday, November II ~PD SPl9 SI'25 ·6 p.m. S'N1nl h II"" \\'3\1. ( 778) 5:25 iI.m.-SerYiu of Remembrl.nce from the °6 p.m.-Pn ram frl PnrluCal (-nrlll .\/tIE'r Cenolilph. Whitehill!. london: G"'F (;"'C; C" Ira) ("'W7 2:30 p.m.- -f:il«ll J"yee. "iani t. G~li G"P 0-6:15 p.m. (u.Silt.)-\l, rill EXIJr(' .. : PO 2:55 p.m.-Festivill of Empire and Remembnnce: "6:~5 p.m'-"-",ni h new \l"tXE t 11 ,83) GSG G::-P r.~1' ·7 p.m. Porlu Uf' t" ("'1\ \\3\1. 117.78) of:5O p.m.- Tom Jt,.:.;nl<. nf,lill G..n "'1 p.m.-S{l\if'l Ilrul:'ram '''Brill ,\mf'ric l; RA\ 5 p.m.--CelJlIan DUlrh Quelill Quartl't DJB RKI 5 p.m.~:\'('1'0 S rlO"ullIt' UtA (18.1159.69> 10 7:30 p.m. I.III:h h n,w 2lt04 1111 IQY 6 p.m.-Budap('~t !'rngranl H.\T4 .8 p.m.- ~: alii h "(',, \\3XI (17 781 6:20 p.m.-' XvI(' fTtlm lh~ n,,~al l. b !lrv": oS p.m.-Expl'rimrnlal prul{r.1lI fr III ~"'llllOrlalld l.iSe G~D (;st (9.535) 1:05 p.m.- - Televl'iun in ,\('tilll! (;S(' r. ... U r.~I. .oS p.m. <:11 S.llaman('a S:30 p.m.-The SC'hulIllts 'It Burne lun 0.10 ·8:15 p.m.-FtIl:I'l {~SG -9:30 p.m. orth All'l("nca bl' d .. I TPR7 2:30 p.m.-III Town TO;lill;ht (;..,1' *9:30 p.m. U. III h IJroa:ram I ~ut 'lIll'r"rn) 3 p.m.-Siltg-S"IIii::- r."'G <; ... p on 5 p.m.-lAifJU( Broadra~tml Slation CbOLr DJ8 ·10:15 p.m. F j[h h Iral nil IOn R.·F- (12) 5 p.m.-RevuE'. "::-0 What t·, (;...r (; ... n u"p 110:30 p.m.-Uu(ar I a ~tlld Coffte H IIr 6 p.m.--Cerm..n danu mu Ie 1)18 DJD H.I1 \80 7:15 p.m.- -, lornin( bCl'rE' 5 I'('J (15.22) 110:55 p.m.- -En h n_ '"n (6.76) 8p.m.-H"ur of ('Q!;ta Rica TIF'f'.1641) .11 p.m. I:: II new 18(>1 TP \4 S:15 p.m.---J05e Betancourl In er. "I '·Sft(" .11 :~5 p.m. (ex. Silt.) I'r~ n fronl S''llih M· 8:30 p.m.~'\loh. Land W2XAll (955) Ira ZHK 8:~5 p.m.- ·Talk. ~ llony. 8 "'ana, Fra (om'. .12:301.m. -()nrMu hour "I Coa I) J7.K and Swabia' ; nJ8 DJD DJO 9 p.m.-H...au C.all KQH (101 92) Key to Symbols Ultd: .Dilily; ""Week DlYS; Listener. to HBH (18.48), Switzerland, may hear League of Nations 9:15 p.m. \on top vanel} ,how OJ8 OJO DJO 10 p.m.-()pera O.-\X",J *Mondily, WednndlY. frid,y: fiMondlY. Thurs broadcast Sunday morning at 10:45 a.m. EST. Above: View of the d~y: §~MondilY, frid,y; t+Tuesdily. ThuNdily. 11 p.m.-Recital by Max Olcbktr. tenor, and Silturd.Iy; *1WednesdI.Y. Silturdily. recently flnished control· room in the League of Nationa Palace Gwendo.... n 'taton, harpi t GsC GSD 36 Radio Guide. Week EndinQ November 12, 1938 N BROADCASTS BE A RADIO EXPERT Back Pain and FOOTBALL Learn at Home-Make Good Money MIOJ" men I trained now .Uf 13., u •. sn • .-('<'It In kldl". )lInJ tlrtetl mulne n. "., U.i I .....It utra In tnr. time •• >n IIt~r tnrolllni. 1lI1i t...!~<1 54-pin lIoto. Sunday, November 6 K~nsas at George Washington South II"lnll OUl kl<1.,.. G<'"t bt". }"In;!:;. ("0.1,1 .. (,f"'U I"U • "Inln 011 tllf' kl,IUI',." and fUlw MST, 2 hours; PST, 3 hours EST): WEST ll..nlll 1';\,lIlI'.'" dl"lIJ.:"" 1"'1: I'llIn.. :\,·r\Qu.. nf>" ... IIlultll'..... Swo\l"11 Packers (3 p.m. EST): WJJD WEEU Alabama at Georgia Tech.: WSB :'ifl1ion.1 Itflilio In.,IIUh·, WH!thillJ;ton. D.C. "'ulth:". ItIwlllllllil' l'all1... lint! I'ull')- .:~.·lhl ... lIl'lp Muhlenberg at Lehigh: WSAN Se",1 me. \llth"t11 ohllllll'\ll. Yllur .1-pu.lKJOIt ·'Itll'h l,;bu.II~ WTMJ WTOe WRDW WJRo WBRC 1l""lnh in Hid""'· nn;I:. O'le••, ..rite plllnl)'.) \uur 101:111101'.'" IlIlrl!,· "Ollf hlood Ilith Cyll.ex. Navv at Columbia: WCBM illt' \l'ry nrllt oIu..(' ..Inri.. I.. lplnll' )(.ur kldlll'}'" dl'lI.ll Cle'leland Rams 'Is. Detroit Arkansas at Southern Metho A.GI:;., ••••• out 4'\l..... ~ lldll.. lind till.. M,on mil'" maltl' }"OU !('1'1 Lions (2 p.m. EST): WGAR WMCA WHYC dist: WBAP WFAA KARK ]lk,' m'w lIJ,:lllu. 1"udf'r 1I101l1')"·I",,·k jtllllTllntl'l' North Carolina Fordham: til" WJR .t Georgetown at West Virginia: '.\:\11:;•••.•••.••.•.•.•••.••••..•..•...... , Cyatex mil'" "ntl.. r.1" ("'"lll,I('!t·].I' "r ("0..1 ",olhlni:". {:('I WPTF ~ New York Giants vs. Chicago WCHS Cy.tu:. ("1,, .. -1,·\ I tOOll,". It "lHIt. oul,'" ;k H tl(,.. :11 Penn. State at Penn.: WCAU Ilrlllo:l"'>1 lllHI tILl' gUllrnutec IJroIN"'" PHI, Cardinals (2:15 p.m. EST): Georgia at Tulane: WGST .\DDUESS .•••.•••.•..•..•• , WKOK WWSW WHP WGBI WIND WSMB WHN WPG L. ~ U. at Auburn: WAPI ('ITY. "f;'fAni. Friday, November 11 Springfield at New Hampshire: KRMD WSFA WOSU WHEB Maryland al Flori1a: WRUF For CST subtract 1 hour; Villanova at Temple: WSAN WIOO WJAX WCOA WJEJ MST, 2 hours; PST, 3 hours WiP WSJ\L WCAO Brown at Holy Cross (2 p.m. Midwest MtSSis~ippi State at Centenuy EST): WEEI WORC WMAS (3:15 p.m. EST): WJoX WDRC WPRo Where no time is given the KWKH North Dakota at Omaha (9 games will start at approxi Misscuri at Oklahoma: KFRU p.m. EST): KFJM mately 2 p.m. CST; 3 EST; KMBC WKY Texas Mines at Arizona (2:30 1 MST; 12 noon PST Mtrehouse at Knoxville (3 p.m. p.m. MST): KTSM Butler at Washington U. (5t. EST): WNOX This amazing new Method enables Florida Frosh '15. Miami Frosh Lou;s): WIL WEW South Carolina U. Jrt Furham: you. in your 0"0 home, to speak and (2 p.m. EST): WRUF Iowa at Indiana (1 :45 p.m. WFBC read any of 23 foreign languages in V. P. I. at Richmond (2 p.m, CST): WHO WOWO WOC Tennessee al Vanderbilt (2 :45 an incredibly short time. Endorsed by EST): WRNL WMT p.m. EST): WSM leading university professors and Marshall at Cincinnati (1 :15 V. M. L at Davidson: WSOC thousands of men and women as the Saturday, November 12 p.m. CST): WSAZ quickest, simplest and most thorough M.chigiln Stale at Marquette West East language method. send for catalogue (1 :45 p.m. CST): WJIM Where no time is given the and FREE Trial Offer. Where no time is given the WXVZ WFDF WELL WOOD games will start at approxi WIBM WKZO WISH WKAR mately 2 p.m. PST; 3 MST; LINGUAPHONE INSTITUTE r , HERE'S QUICK RELIEF games will start at approxi· ~lief mately 2 p.m. EST: 1 CST; Minnesota at Notre Dame (1 :45 4 CST; 5 EST 43 Rockefeller Cen!I" New York City For quick from itch Hawaii Jrt Denver (12:45 p.m. ing of eczema, rashes, pim- 12 noon MST; 11 a.m. PST p.m. CST): WABe WFAM , ~ pies, at.hlete's foot, and WTCN KSTP KROC wcco PST): KLZ I~ ~ other externally caused Dartmouth at Cornell (1 :45 WAo\B WPRO WLW WoGY New Mexico Aggies at New Mex· .k;oofflktion. "'''' 0001;", p.m. EST): WFBL WBRY KoAL WLB WMBo KFKA ico (1 :30 p.m. PST): Kl1B THAT antiseptic, liquid D. D. D. WGR WHEC WIBX WESG WHAS KVOR KFH KCRC Oregcn at U. of California: KPO PRESCRIPTION. Grease- WNBF WOKQ WNAC WTlC KGW KOMO KMEo KFI less. stainlcss, dries fast. KADA KTSA WKBW WJSV Stopa the most intense wlec WSAR WNBH WNLe WPAR WoRC WOOD KSL Southern Cal.fornia at Washing itching in a hurry. A J5c Wt LH Wc:pR WTAG WEAN \f\oHKC WTAQ KVSO KNX tcn (2:15 p.m. Psn: KVEe trial bottJe, at drug stores, WOR KYW KVI KOIN KFRC KGA KORE KGMB KOL IeWHlTH prov," i,-o, moo" ba00 KBIX aGO UBc .. KFPY 190 KOR 1380"" lion. O.....I ..t_. w ,"'''''''.allOll(. 13" 1:... anywi><'1"e In bIod. -.... -.1 ...... ot II Tillf. A ...-ct1~1 _ ..... w~l..~,nl.t."::.~u-i:;...~·=::~'r'''r.:;n~~nh:;i&: ·llIa ,.... c:enu _U1!t'C·, On ....." 0I"lMl1'S ..... I"Y 1_,aK'" MR. FAIRFAX KNOWS Am.rlc.n L...... r. 1$015 W. 7lUh SI., D.pl, 2221, Chiealo. (AU.,ct,... p.opo.,t,on for "91Onl •.1 FLOYD SHERMAN, vocalist with OPPORTUNITY BROADCAST!! Russ Morgan's orchestra on "Johnny Presents," is Crom Hagerstown, Mary
land.-M. E'J Hagerstown, Md, MARGARET FULLER may be heard as Fredericka Lang In "The Guiding Light," as Donna Lee in "Wo man in White," and as Tasmia in "Don Winslow of the Navy." Her favorite hobby, and that of actor-husband Bob NOISE and AERIAL ELIMINATOR Griffin, seems to be collecting marriage only $1.00 Postpoid! ceremonies. They were married the t ,te r J H 1,1' first time in Spanish in Ensenada, :u .)l ,a II 'I. II Mexico, next in English at Waukegan, 1l.~lf an.1 ...... t If 1ln)-..IIf1"IO. Slmlltr pl.. ~ In oor .erlll Illinois, and, if present plans material ellJDlnat"r. Wh,. Iot4"'-r 1111'.. ize, will be married this winter in t ....,,'-- _, I_Brill'; ..Ireot 'n U'" r-raf'1t fJ/l ,d' French for the third time-in Quebec. tin mulmum ud!... b.....dn.llnll renl,!I"n 00 1<..... (lr .....rt -J. Z'J Anderson, Ind. ,..te ".,,1••,,0.1 mlnluhlm ~lIttr Inle-.fen-n...., Ol'.\H,\'\' T~;.:11 Til' Il for II", ,la)". H",~ ,h lut..l,. ItI lI..d return Illrow Pencil in Black, Shadow in DJue, Gray, Blue- to keep the skin around coknd vanit}', 75c. Refills, 35c. Shade - Black, Brown, Blue. Brown (and Blue for eye-liner). Gray, Oro",n, Grottn or Violet. )"our t)'tl wlt and )outhful.
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