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(,,:1 !.' • RADIO GUIDE • A weekly periodical of programs, pictures and personalities Whirlwind Summer Season Starts for Lucky listeners

For Damp Back Hair: Radio pots are boilinq phrase, "local boy makes Democracy by Radio: Just to illustrate what furiously in many a studio these early summer days good," that I e a v e s a can happen, consider the fact that our national law in preparation for and perfection of new summer s wee t e r taste in the states that there shall be no censorship of radio by shows. It happens every year. but this season mouth than any other radio's controlling agency, the Federal Communica­ offers more reasons than ever for the listener to sort of reward. To Jack tions Commission. That bureau is to be a police­ buy that portable battery set for his camp or his Benny, the taste is par­ man, keeping stations on the right side of the road. canoe or his picnic. Among the best bets for sum­ ticularly sweet because Nevertheless, a recent FCC ukase stated that those mer are Francia White. the lovely soprano who he is to return with such broadcasters who wanted to broadcast commercial once thrilled us in a series of grand aerial operettas, an assortment of celeb­ programs by short wave should so build their who returns with James Melton to give to the splen­ rities as Waukegan has pro g ram s that they did "Ford Summer Hour" a more exciting and never seen before. His would reflect the culture popular color. Another musical treasure-chest is final broadcast of the of our country. It's a the new "Gulf Musical Playhouse," which stars Dorothy Lamour season is to coincide good idea, but who de­ Jan Pearce and Jane Fro­ with a "world premiere" cides which culture to man as soloists. while of his newest picture. "Man About Town," both of reflect? Obviously, the R a d i 0 City's famous which take place in Waukegan's Genesee Theater. FCC thinks the FCC Erno Rapee conducts a With Star Jack Benny, the home folks will see Star should decide. Obvi­ splendid orchestra. Next Dorothy Lamour, Star Edward Arnold, Star Belly ously, such a regulation week Gale Page and Jim Grable, Star Mary Livingstone, Star Andy Devine, which regulates program Ameche replace Charles Star Kenny Baker, Star Don Wilson, Star Phil Harris, content is censorship. It Boyer for the summer in and possibly sub-star Rochester. To wind up a some­ does not now apply to the "Hollywood Play­ what bumpy radio season in such a blaze of glory our own programs, but Neville Miller house" series. "Mr. Dis­ should make Jack Benny very happy. It should that might come next. trict Attorney" is the also make splendid radio entertainment for mil­ The thing to do is to name of an exciting lions of Jack Benny fans on Sunday. June 25. fight what looks like another FCC grab for more sketch that will fill the power. Which is exactly what Neville Miller, presi­ former Bob Hope time. dent of the National Association of Broadcasters, is Francia White Fred Waring's new se- doing with all his strength. More power to Mr. ries, on the air five times Miller and the NAB in their fight for the rights of a week, continues to CONTENTS listeners to hear programs uncolored by Govern­ amaze us. Alec Templeton replaces Fibber McGee, ment blue-penciling. and he is never dull. There are many others. America on It. Knee. 2 Wherever you dial these next few weeks, you will Airialto Lowdown 4 • find grand new summer shows specially built for Hollywood Showdown 5 Under Your Thumb: That's what the world will relaxation when the back hair is damp and collar Hail. America! 6 be when the new series of "Magic Key" programs is wilted. This summer, listen while you play. A listeners' Guide to the New starts on Monday, June 26. For some unusual space­ York Fair 7 defying broadcasts are promised by the sponsors. After many years as a Sunday afternoon program, • The Melancholy Clown 8 RCA and its allied com­ Real Folks: The most pleasant sort of comments Are You a Platterbug? 9 panies are moving their have reached oUI ears recently about the RADIO Playbill: "John's Other Wife" 10 program to Monday GUIDE covers. People Shaw's Escape From Death 11 night, and advance re­ have told us "They loox ports of their p I a n s like real folks" and "I've More Star of Stars Election Winners 12 promise to make that a finally got just what I "must" night for every Backstage In Chicago 14 wan t for my scrap­ listener. Their first pro­ book." It pleases us, It Happened In Hollywood 15 gram is what Winchell naturally, to hear that Listening to Learn 16 calls an "excitem." It's our judgment is good_ Voice of the Listener 17 an hour preview of Sonja We like to let listeners The March of Music 18 Henie and TyYone Pow· know that radio stars are er's new picture, "Sec­ This Week's Programs 20-36 "real folks." The picture ond Fiddle." Rudy Tyrone Power on this week's GUIDE is On Short W.ves 38 Vallee, also starred in t Ypic a I of what we Kathleen Wilson and Son Crossword Puzzle; Mr. Fairfax 39 the film, and Irving Ber­ mean. Here is one of ra- The Radio Newsreel 41 lin. who wrote both lyrics and music, will be a part dio's best-loved women. Cover by Arthur Carter of the program. Most interesting. Miss Henie will "Claudia," whose problems and plans we have do her part of the program-and it will be consider­ shared for years, as she is in real life. As she is in M_ L. ANNEN BERG, Publisher able- from somewhere in Norway. Separated by real life, she is a very lovely mother. Shown in one more than seven thousand miles, Miss Henie and of Santa Barbara's innumerable swimming-pools, she CURTIS MITCHELL, Editor Tyrone Power will do what will be the record long­ and son Garrick are pals whenever she is not on the distance scene ever broadcast, and do it exactly. so air. As Kathleen Wilson, or Mrs. Rawson Holmes, or Vol. 8. No. 37 June 30, 1939 far as the listener can tell. as if they were together "Claudia:' she remains the intelligent sort of star 731 Plymouth Court in the same studio. Only RCA with its vast technical who makes friends for radio wherever she goes. Chicago, Illinois resources could do it. We look forward to more of the new Monday "Magic Key" programs. It,." (;. TI II 1t.1 t .<1 l Cl P•• 0 ,..pI , Ill .... '111...-" r. \\P.II e"dh,. J..-e:1II 1'31 "'" JI II I ""~h 107 Til,. (,~lll (0IUpln7. f:tl 1'1'1".... tl1 ~./ll.nd • I ..... n I III no 1111111.1 M tn "d·, I' , lUl'.r. I. Ih, I', t 1)111.,. I h,u,,,. 1111n.1 I".",u.')' ~ I, 1~~2 "I.d.r *" 01 Local Boy: This will ~Iarrh J~ill •.\(lItl,hl III~~ b)' Th, of the greatest on the air. Recently it presented be a week that Jack l ... IIJ ( OIl'!''':!l', \11 11..1,( r...... d \I I. "ml"1l'oer... l'~ I IlPnl. \ mol I Kru. ~'"""'.t'I): 1;"Orlt ,I t t. ) (orn ••1 'I..., Mrs. A. C. Jackson, of New York City, a woman Benny and associates I •• t.d i'.ut, (In "IIIInn \I4na.... I n I It I ...111 Ip1l will never forget. Nor hnlild be. ,,,p.nlld 107 It_pp'd .11 Idtl, f'd e-nulope I. who had been insane but who had been cured by mum ·r.. n'l peT "417 In u.. t 1111...1 l'it.al lIulNn"llotlom will the excited resi­ nt I, It'" Ind ~"t10l11 ifill tounl.l. of UlP I·... kindness. In telling of what kindness can do for '" ,I' .lltl I bmonl U', ..... 7ea. It •• dents of Waukegan, Ill. For Jack's return to his old t1ub I pI ,., ral In f r lim ....IInul II _U • U,_ the insane, Mrs. Jackson might well have added Jea. ..tI It ,It 117 I tal '" ,~up 1 __ home town must give him more moments of solid • or 1It.1In tiP. 01 II ~Ul" (0< ·0. t UTtIlX') -r that good music is also one of the best treatments. It II•••. satisfaction than anything he has ever done. There Indeed, many modern hospitals tune in musical is something about a triumph at home and about the programs for mental patients.

G (,/11 E. Howard Cadle. super-evangeli.t, Portrait of a man who saves spurns title of reverend, has ap­ REEPERS and ivy grew over the pearance of a friendly businessman little log church, obscuring the souls-IOO,OOO a year-by Crude wooden cross atop the shin­ gles and climbing down through jagged 10 help me, and, miraculously-" I holes which time and the elements had harnessing radio to religion felt as if I were with Saul. finding his made in its roof. And children in the miracle in the dust of the well-trodden valley were like weeds, growing wild Damascus road-"her prayers did the with no knowledge of the Word of God, By Francis Chase, Jr. trick. I saw the error of my ways and though they played rough-and-tumble I've been on God's side ever since." over the crumbling pews and decaying That is the story that Mr. Cadle has pulpit in the house which had been to tell. And he started out then- in His house. The last circuit-rider who 1906-to tell that story to a Sunday had preached from its pulpit was mol­ School class consisting of two boys. dering ash in a deep-sunken grave, Today he tells that same story to an dust returning to dust, and it seemed audience of between twenty and thirty that God had forgotten the simple folk the hymn, "Ere You Left Your Room story. Then his face lightens up and he million souls. And there is a definile who had settled there. Only the little This Morning," and then Buford Cadle becomes enthusiastic as he talks of the reason for his growing populazity. not church··-abandoned now, and forsaken introducing his father: "old·time" religion and how it came the least of which is the deep faith of ---bore a mute testimony that the Word "Your friend and my father-Of to him. the man and his utter and complete had ever been spoken there or that "Twenly-six years ago," he said, "my belief in the potency of prayer. He miracles had been performed in His THAT program has become an insti- soul was the battleground of a great has, too, a radio slyle that is close to name long, long ago. Or even that tution to thousands of American fam­ war-a war between God and Ihe the soil, and a humor--unusual in gos­ His Son had been born at Bethlehem ilies in cities as well as in the back­ devil. And I'm telling you I would pel preachers of the old schooL to and had died in agony on a cross be­ woods and mountains of Kentucky, have laid odds of twenty to one that which Cadle definitely belongs-which tween two thieves at Calvary. Tennessee, West Virginia and south­ the devil was coming off best." At that is not unlike the style of Bob Burns. Miracles? But I slarted out to tell of ern Indiana. And the Cadle Tabernacle, time Mr. Cadle probably would have Once, in a sermon on Jonah and the a miracle, Ihe miracle of how God's standing in downtown Indianapolis, has given just such odds, for, by his own whale, in which the miracle had been Word came back to the valley which become the spiritual center of Chris­ admission, he was a petty gambler, a questioned, he shouted from the pulpit: was a three-day journey by muleback tians running into the millions. I wanted drunkard, a saloon-operator, a slot-ma­ "... What I can't understand is how from the nearest railroad in a deep 10 know why. So I went down to In­ chine king (operating in six states and the whale could keep such a cowardly Kentucky backwoods. I started to tell dianapolis 10 meel E. Howard Cadle, buying officials as he went), a big-time preacher in his belly for three days how the word came, first in a silver­ who spurns the title of reverend and gambler, a libertine, and an almost and not get sick al his stomach." winged plane and from the lips of a who believes that only through inter­ dead hombre on many occasions when But the chief secret for the amazing tall, dynamic man who spoke tbeir denominationalism can the salvation of the cold deck he brought to card games success of the man in his audience· language. but whose word was God's the world be worked oul. was discovered. building has been radio. Word. And then how it came each I found him in the hospital. recuper­ Back in 1931. when the Tabernacle, Sunday through the air to the little box ating from a breakdown in health. But III WAS degenerate," he said, "and seating ten thousand people, was they called it a radio----that had been even so, he seemed strong and calm getting worse all the time. I lost my crowded and hundreds stood outside set upon the pulpit. Miracles? ._. and healthy, with a health that ema­ saloon and, getting a job as porter in unable to enter, he began to cast about Long ago ... No, only yesterday ... nates only from a soul that is at peace it, I was too deqenerate to even clean in his mind for a way to reach these Perhaps you are one of the thirty with man and God. His wide, gray cuspidors. So I took my wife and two people and immediately hit upon radio. millions of listeners who, during the eyes are kindly and calm, and his face children and went home." His eyes The station manager at WKBF, in In­ course of the week, will tune in your is long and thin, like Lincoln's. He is grow soft now as he talks of his moth­ dianapolis, now WIRE, felt that if Cadle radio to WLW for the "Nation's Family a man of ideas, a man who might be er. "There was a lady who was betting could turn 'em away from his doors, Prayer Period," from the Cadle Taber­ a successful businessman you meet in on God. And there wasn't a moment of then maybe he did have something to nacle in Indianapolis. You'll remember the street. Until he starts 10 tell his the day that she didn't pray for Him offer radio. So the Tabernacle went on 2 '/31 J> the air. Buford Cadle, his son, became abandoned church in the middle of a the announcer for the program-fifteen small community. minutes daily, an hour on Sunday in "Why isn't it used?" he asked. And the afternoon and an hour Sunday they told him that there wasn't enough evening. Mrs. Cadle, his wife, sang money to pay a preacher. And besides. the opening hymn, and Mr. Cadle de­ they couldn't get a preacher to come livered the sermons and made the con­ there. He'd have to travel three days versions. on the back of a mule to reach the Soon the fan mail had become so community. Mr. Cadle had flown in heavy and the obvious appeal of the in his plane. program so great that Mr. Cadle sought a stronger outlet and took the services AND again Mr. Cadle hit upon radio to WLW. where they have been pre­ as the answer to a vital problem­ sented for the past six years. the problem of bringing God's word in­ Times at the Tabernacle have not to communities so poverty-stricken that always been good. It was built at a they were letting their caurches go by time when Mr. Cadle was operating the board. When he returned to Inm· the American Shoe Repair Company, anapolis, he sent a man down into this a while-you-wait shoe-repair chain of section to see how widespread was this shops operating throughout the Middle defection. After five months, this rep­ West. and the original funds for the resentative came back and told him Tabernacle came largely from its prof­ that he had found more than 300 such its. However, in the late twenties. Mr. abandoned churches already and his Cadle was forced out of the shoe busi­ survey had just begun. ness by falling prices and. eventually, Radio sets were purchased by the out of the Tabernacle. And now box­ Tabernacle, carpenters employed and ing-matches and burlesque shows­ sent down to repair these buildings. which he fought.bilterly--- were staged Then a representative of the Taber­ in the Tabernacle, and where once the nacle went down with the radios-bat­ Cadles had stood at the pulpit and tery sets, for there is no power in most sang, "There's a Fountain Filled with of these communities-and he appoint- Blood," now human blood of men fight­ ing for wages flowed upon the canvas floor. It was in 1931. when he started radio broadcasting, that Mr. Cadle regained control of the Tabernacle which-iron­ ically enough had borne his name through all of the boxing.shows, bur­ lesque shows. wrestling-matches that had been held there. To give a small idea of the appeal and popularity of the man, it was about this time that he was asked to run for governor of Indi­ ana, and politicians, sensing his power, began to climb OQ the bandwagon, newspapers offered him their support. But again his mother was the deciding inlluence in his life when she asked him to withdraw, saying: "Howard, I'd rather have you the poorest preacher in the world than the richest and most powerful politician:' He withdrew from the race. Three years ago Mr. Cadle was vaca­ tioning in the backwoods section of Kentucky, when he came upon an

ed a person to look after them in each community. They were set up in the churches, on the old pulpits in com­ munities where the Word of God had been almost forgotten. And a great revival is now going on. Some forty thousand souls ride muleback and horseback and carry babes in arms to the regular Sunday services coming to them from Cadle Tabernacle in Indian­ apolis. Last year some twenty-five thousand of these mountain folk travel· ed-some for a month- to reach Beck· ley, W. Va., where Mr. Cadle appeared in person at a revival meeting celebrat· Left: One of the forty thousand ing the opening of the first mountain souls who ride horseback through church radio service. backwoods country every Sunday to heilr God's Word through a box For distance means nothing to this on their chapel pulpit. Above: E. twentieth-eentury circuit-rider. He has Howilrd Cadle, who gives them the his own private plane, flown by his Word from hi, Cadle Tabernacle {Continued on Page 39) I' '/If 3 Airialto Lowdown

By Martin Lewis------

NEW YORK. - Boake Carter's Walter Tetley, who has grown up in frank commentaries have been off radio and left New York a couple the air too long, but that may be 01 years ago in breeches, came back altered soon if his negotiations with recently wearing long pants. He an interested sponsor go through ..• came to visit his family and must CBS is planning a new quiz show be back in Hollywood by July 10 to about jokes, with several top·notch start work in "flying Cadets," which comedians to comprise a board of will also star Jackie Cooper and comedy experts. This show was re· Freddie Bartholomew. You heard ported to take the place of a show him a couple of weeks ago on the now on the air, but the deal fell Fred Allen show, and when he gets through ... Ed "Archie" Gardner back to California you will be hear­ goes to the Coast in the fall to produce the Texaco ing him regularly on the "Grouch Club." program .. "Husbands and Wives," which was on the air several seasons ago with the late Sedley "urely l'ersonal Brown and Allie Lowe Miles, may be revived, with Helen Carroll. the only female member of the 1. Raymond Paige. maestro of "99 Men and a Fred Allen's amiable and popular "Uncle Jim" Merry Macs. goes to the altar with Carl Kress, one of Girl" (CBS, Fri.), takes a day off from his band Harkins as the husband. radio's ace guitarists, some lime next month, while for a sail in his new "Lightning Clan" boat the sjnging group is on vacation CBS an· "r09ro," Note. nouncer Ralph Edwards is going to take some time For almost a year now, "The People's Platform," olf from his duties for the same reason ... whicb is one of the most interesting and informative Bill Conway, one of the Modernaires on the airshows, has been heard on Sundays over CBS. The Paul Whiteman show, became a June bridegroom. only reason it isn't more popular is the lact thaI it and radio actor Lawson Zerbe is walking on air was on the air at the same time as Jack Benny. because he's going to be a papa in December ... Strange as it seems, now thaI the comic goes all lor CBS songstress Ruth Carhart celebrated a birthday the summer, CBS is switching "People's Platform" recently and her mother sent her a cake all the way to a Wednesday night spot starting July 5 . . . from Kansas. It arrived in good condition, and Ruth Starting the same night, "For Men Only" will be brought it up to the studio and shared it with all the heard regularly on Wednesdays fol1owing "What's musicians in the band that accompanies her. My Name?" as predicted weeks ago Benny Goodman's cjgarette show moves to Saturday nights .At Home With Robert RI,/ey over NBC, his present CBS spot being taken over by Your reporter and his co·worker, Wilson Brown, Bob Crosby .. When Tommy Riggs and his along with Mrs. Lewis, spent -an enjoyable day Betty Lou return to the air in the laIl. it will nol be last Saturday at Robert Ripley's home in Mamaro­ on Saturday nights. The sponsors are seeking a neck, N. Y. It was my second visit to this palatial new spot. twenty·two-room house, which contains a collection oi. close to five thousand objects gathered from all Kay Kyser's cigqy boss is starting somelhing new corners of the world. Ripley is a great host and 2. Here he is with his wife. Mary Catherine, when he repeats the "College of Musical Knowledge" always loves to have people around him, and duro getting some real relaxation sailing over the on Thursday nights over WOR in New York, which ing a period of a year he entertains several thou· cool blue waters of Long Island Sound, N. Y. will undoubtedly take more listeners away from the sands of his friends. He has the most complete Rudy Vallee hour. It will he the same program that collection of drinking.steins you have ever seen, is broadcast from Coast to Coast on Wednesday and an assortment of weapons, canes, stamps and nights which will be transcribed for the rebroadcast every type of ancient object imaginable. As a the following night. So if listeners don't .hear it on matter of fact, his entire home contains a great Wednesdays they can tune in the following night. many "believe it or nols," but the one that got me was when we sat down to dinner and discussed the I'll bet you didn't know that Dave Elman. who can· foods of various countries. ducts the "Hobby Lobby" show. used 10 write the scripts for the Bob Ripley program. Neither did I I thought our genial host was kidding when he until 1 was told about it the other day . Arch asked me how 1 would like to eat some rattlesnake Oboler, whose plays presented Saturday nights are meat and a one-hundred·year-old egg, and I almost becoming more popular each week, got an unex· passed out when it was put in front of me a few pected thrill the other night. After the broadcast he seconds later. Ripley tried very hard to get me to was cal1ed to the telephone, the page·boy stating sample it, without success, but my col1eague, Wilson that Nazimova, the great actress, would like to speak Brown, proved that he was a brave man and partook to him. At first he thought it was a gag, but when he of some of the so-called delicacies. Much to my answered the phone he recognized her voice. She surprise, he was in the office at the usual time on told him how much she enjoyed his programs and Monday. Just the thought 01 it still makes me a bit added that she would be pleased to participate in sick in tbe middle. Mr. Ripley tried to convince me one 01 his radio plays without salary if he would that there is nothing more delicious than ham cooked write her in. Ordinarily Nazimova would get $2,500 in ink, or crocodile cooked in peanut-sauce. or a performance without any trouble. Alter Oboler toasted locust in honey, or grasshoppers. Believe it pinched himself a few times. he told the actress he or not. 1'11 never believe it. would write the play. and you listeners can hear her act in it on July 8. CBS announcer Charles Stark stayed at home one night last week to answer some of his fan mail and Betty Garde. who will be featured in a new series,. fill the requests for autographed pictures. His wife "My Son and I." starting in the fall, will be heard helped him by addressing the envelopes. The next regularly throughout the summer on "Grand Central night the telephone rang and the caller thanked Station" ... If you saw Bette Davis' picture "Dark Charley for his autographed picture and added, "but Victory" you may have recognized the blond song­ that letter I wrote to you was an invitation to come 3. And after a day's sail, the Paige family. in. stress who sings with the orchestra in the night­ in and inspect the new model cars that just ar· eluding their dog, "Punchy," enjoy a picnic club scene. She didn't gel any billing in the picture. rived." Mrs. S. no longer has the job of addressing lunch. M·mm that coffee must be good! but she is Vera Van, lormer CBS songstress ... envelopes. 4 Hollywood Showdown

------By Evans Plummer------

HOLLYWOOD.-Blondie and Dag· appears. and telling how many wood. the dizzy young couple of movie slars went there - but he newspaper comics, will take over the finished the broadcast only to rush Cantor "Camel Caravan" spot for the to the club and find it closed! ... summer starting July 3, and Penny Playful anonymous pals of boastful Singleton and Arthur Lake. who fisherman Kenny Baker left a 300­ made their screen versions, will like­ pound jewfish on his doorstep the wise characterize them for the air. other morning. Unable to dispose of Lake began his mike career years the mammoth catch himself, he was ago as Harold Teen in the Midwest· about to call the glue factory when ern strip-show of that name ... a grateful charity accepted it ... Beginning July 4. Artie Shaw will No joke it was Sunday before last carryon for Old Gold without Benchley for the when soundly sleeping lohn Conte, "It Happened in warm months. Which reminds me to hurl prunes Hollywood" star, was robbed of clothing, cash, watch at the pretty-boy Hollywood agent who tried to and other jewelry, for "it happened in Hollywood" scare off one of Artie's girl friends with the lying on the one morning Conte can and does sleep! ... whisper that Shaw's illness was of a more disgrace. Ken Murray is installing a regulation shooting-gal­ 1. Kathleen Wilson and son, Garrick Hormes, ful nature than that described by the press. lery in his new home; targets will be caricatures of the smiling pail" on Radio Guide's cover this Hollywood movie tycoons, directors and agents! week, as they played at Santa Barbara Frank Morgan's trips to New York have been necessary to testily at the Bruckner trial. The comic No Wearl,,' 0' the Green! was one of many stars approached by the promoter Belle Baker, who packed a mean wallop of song ... Thomas Freebairn Smith becomes "Big Town's" and patter as guest of the Pepsodent airing recently, producer with Clark Andrews' resignation to become was exiting from seeing "Tobacco Road" at the BUt­ a 20th-Fox director-writer-and wise money says more Theater here the other night when Lillian Ar4 Claire Trevor (Mrs. Andrews) won't return to the dell, who plays Grandma Lester in the drama, hailed Ed Robinson show's cast in the fall ... One of her. "I just wanted to thank you," Miss Ardell said. the bigger Hollywood hour shows was the scene "I read in someone's column that you believed green last week of a temperamental blow-off between a was an unlucky color, so I quit wearing it: during the big comedienne and the show's producer. It ended last two weeks at Hollywood Park I've won SI83!" amicably •.. "The Circle" will be the scene of the next explosion if Groucho Marx doesn't quit Those Busy 'ennys .•• stepping on the lines of Madeleine Carroll and others June 17 brought a birthday party. her fifth, to Joan of the cast! •.. Make your bets now that Bob Benny, daughter of Jack and Mary. and a gilt from Hope's wife, Dolores Reade, will join Bob and lerry Tad Devine, Andy's eldest tot. of the biggest and fat­ Colonna when the Pepsodent airer returns in the test rooster from his dad's rancb ... and on the fall. Meantime, Bob, wife and Jerry will rake in some following Monday the Devines became traveling personal-appearance money in the East. companions of tbe Bennys en route to Waukegan for last Sunday's special broadcast and the premiere of Rom-,Antlcs and Such Jack's latest film, "Man About Town." The Devines It's all wrong. Edgar Bergen leaves Hollywood and the Bennys continued on to New York to peep 2. Familiar to listeners as Claudia of "One Man's Family," Kathleen enjoys summer~ July 3 for a Sunday in New York and. unless she at the fair and take in the Louis..calento fight. time with Garrick at Hotel Samarkand's pool changes her mind, his best girl. Kay St. Germain, will then be on her way back to Hollywood! ... Previewed in Hollywood, "Man About Town" is Bing Crosby's pet tunesmith, Johnny Burke, and one of Benny's best and funniest pictures to date­ Bessie Patterson, U. S. C. senior, were wed June 10 but Eddie Anderson, Jack's "Rochester," stole his Can petite Judy Starr's molion to clean her every scene and drew bursts of applause. Phil Harris house to wed Buddy Westmore be ... a rebound? and Dorothy Lamour also support Benny.

Since Charlie Barnett left town, Randolph Scott is Who Reads Radio Guide? again Dorothy Lamour's number one escort. Hint to Una Merkel, the Dixie-tongued rattlebrain, told us Dotty: Better watch your calories. . Grouch this one, which should make our circulation manager Club's Arthur Q. Bryan and its songstress, Beth very happy. it seems that she has an eastern fan, a Wilson, are humming moon-June tunes. while Jack Kilroy, who once heard Miss Merkel express Grouchmaster Jack LescouJie is still hot on the trail the wish that she'd like to read RADIO GUIDE ... of Susie Ream .. Newly freed Sally Haines and So lor the past EIGHT YEARS, Mr. Kilroy has been Fizdale publicity man Tommy Greenhaw paired sending her a copy weekly! again at the party Truman Bradley, the ex-Ford mike­ man, threw for his visiting sister. Tag lines .•• Carlton Morse hosted his "One Man's Family" cast TIte Way I He.red In to a seventh anniversary dinner at the American "Farmer" Fibber McGee bought some hives for Room of the Brown Derby. Charter cast members his rancho-and the other morning, while he was were presented. with bound volumes of the first book weeding his truck-garden, guess where a bee stung of the program's series, while organist Paul Carson, him! , .. Which reminds me the Parkyakarkus·in­ announcer Ken Carpenter, engineer Bob Brooke and spired Benchley short film, "Bee Sting," soon re­ producer Myron Dutton were surprised to find en­ leases. But Parky, now a raving daddy, won't have graved watches at their plates ... Four weeks ago eyes for it. He keeps running into his son Clifford's at the CBS Brittingham's restaurant, the lovely blonde nursery so frequently that the nurse tacked a sign on at the very next table to that occupied by Jesse the door the other day. It read: "No admittance be4 Lasky happened to be Shirley Lehl. Max Reinhardt tween two and four p.m., and this means you, Mr. discovery and pupil. Last week the Denver, Colo­ Einstein!" rado, papers told of Lasky's "Gateway to Hollywood" scouts discovering Miss Lehl in Denver. Funny angle _Arthu. Ca.lar "hotog,..,h. Recent cast addition to the Tuesday Night Party, is that she was home only on a short vacation from 3. Swing high, swing low! This is an un­ lerry Lester, spent much of his time on the June 6 the Reinhardt workshop. Lasky might have discov­ usual treat for Kathleen Wilson. whose busy airing building up the Club Versailles, whele he ered her in Hollywood -one table away' radio schedule allows little time for play 5 HAIL, AMERICA!

MID tho clamor of crackpot par­ tisans these days, the average A American who quietly believes in his own kind of government is too often forgotten. A number of radio stars, how­ ever, have :.atriotically taken up the cudgels for emocracy and for America. This week, Radio Guide asks you to decide which program or personality has done most. Don't limit vote to those pictured here. Your ballot must be postmarked not later than midnight of Friday, July 14.

Outstanding patrloteer of radio is comic Beautiful Madeleine Carroll of Hollywood Eddie Cantor (CBS, Mon.). He is a mili­ has joined other members of the "Circle" tant advocate of democracy and tolerance (N BC, Sun.) in glorifying democracy

From a crack gossip-reporter, Walter Repeated renditions of "God Bless Amer­ Winchell (N BC, Sun.) has developed into a ica" have brought charges of flag-waving commentator with wide patriotic interests against Kate Smith. She admits it proudly

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Official Ballot: Mail to Department E, 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago, III. It is my opinion that the radio program or personality which has done the mOst to make Americans realize their precious heritage or liberty and democracy is ...

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3rd Choice- _, ..te , -II~, ~ ,...... _ Father Coughlin's patriotism. w hie h Arch Oboler, one of radio's young play­ Add .... many regard dubiously, has nevertheless "'.•. wrights (NBC, Sat.). His plays boost the received the plaudits of many Americans "American Way" with thrusts at dictators 6 1&­ I rI

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A LISTENERS' GUIDE TO THE NEW YORK FAIR Sights to see and spots to -t:~;o.,'n P. Se;o.wOOCl Top, above: Billy Rose's Aquacade, an go for spying on the stars One of the spots to spy on stars is Lin­ aquatic extravaganza, is definitely one dy's (lower left) at Broadway and 51st, of the sights to see at the Fair. Morton meeting- and eating-place of song-writers; Downey, tenor heard on the air re­ By Marlin Lewis also Radio City drug store (above), favor­ cently with Eddy Ouchin, performs there ite of stars like Jimmy Melton (at right)

F YOU are one of the lucky sixty four studios. the visitor is shown histori· tourists may get a passing glimpse of Allen. At Radio Theater No.4, 215 W. million people who will visit New cal television equipment. "sight effects," a rehearsal. Forty-ninth Street, Phil Baker and Eddie IYork's World of Tomorrow, then you comparable to sound-effects in broad· Requests for tickets to NBC programs Cantor do their shows. will no doubt be interested in taking a casting, and television receiving sets. should be addressed to Guest Relations For the out-of-town visitor who likes sightseeing trip through another world The whole party participates in a tele­ Department, National Broadcasting Com­ to dine or dance and at the same time - the fascinating world of radio broad­ vision demonstration, both witnessing pany, Rockefeller Center, New York, would like to catch a glimpse of na­ casting. and being televised themselves. N. Y. Tickets to CBS shows can be tionally known radio bands, New York Visitors to New York invariably either While at Radio City, two interesting obtained from Pass Division, Colum­ can easily fulfill his wishes. There are begin or end their sightseeing tour of side tours may be taken. One is a trip bia Broadcasting System, 485 Madison dozens of radio orchestras in various the city with a trip through the inter­ to the observation roof of the RCA Ave., New York, N. Y. The source for hotel restaurants and night-clubs. Rudy nationally known Rockefeller Center. building, from which a really magnifi­ MBS tickets is Mutual Broadcasting Sys­ Vallee entertains his many friends at where, in addition to such magnificent cent view of New York is obtainable. tem, 1440 Broadway. New York, N. Y. the Astor Roof. in the heart of Times eyEH>peners as beautiful theaters, roof This trip costs forty cents. The other Square. At Ben Marden's Riviera. at gardens and a sunken plaza, there is an side-tour is a visit to Radio City Music MOST NBC and MBS air-shows origi- Fort Lee, N. J., just across the George exceptionally instructive and entertain­ Hall, the largest theater in the world, nate in their main studios. Colum­ Washington Bridge, Ted Fio-Rito is ing tour behind the scenes of Radio with a capacity of 6,200, where Erno bia, however, accommodates most of its playing. Tommy Dorsey is at the Hotel City. You may well start there. Rapee's seventy-piece symphony or­ audiences at four thealers scattered Pennsylvania Roof; Sammy Kaye is at The Rockefeller Center tour costs chestra and other attractions, along throughout the Times Square district. the Essex House; Richard Himber is fifty-five cents. Well-trained, courteous with the latest films, delight the visitor. Radio Theater No.1 is located at 242 W. currently at the Paradise Restaurant. guides lead the parties through the vast While CBS and Mutual do not have Forty-fifth Street and houses such pro­ Enoch Light. at the Hotel Taft. holds the NBC studios. Visitors are given sound­ guided studio tours, you can visit their grams as "We, the People:' "Model distinction of being the only radio band effects demonstrations and shown how studios provided you have a ticket to a Minstrels" and others. CBS Radio The­ which plays at the luncheon hour. Barry stations from Coast to Coast are hooked regular broadcast. ater No. 2 is the radio home of Ben Wood, CBS baritone, now has an or· together with split-second accuracy. Bernie, Guy Lombardo, Kate Smith, the chestra and is playing at the Claremont They are shown the largest studio in HERE it should be said that persons Philip Morris program and others. Inn, a beautiful spot on Riverside Drive the world, studio 8-H, where Fred Al­ wishing to visit actual broadcasts Radio Theater No.3, at 1697 Broadway, overlooking the Hudson river. There len's "Town Hall Tonight" convenes. should, before going to New York, write is the scene of many headline shows are many other orchestras, of course. The next logical trip is the television the studios for tickets, specifying the including "Tune-Up Time," "Major For a glimpse of radio personalities, tour. It costs the same as the studio particular time they will be in the city. Bowes' Amateur Hour," "Hit Parade," one can, if patient and observant, see tour, or both may be had for ninety The NBC studio tours do not include Hal Kemp's "Time to Shine," Paul the great stars at candid moments when cents if taken together. On this tour of admission to regular broadcasts. though Whiteman's show, and Burns and (Continued on Page 40) I' I"" 7 THE MELANCHOLY CLOWN

This concluding chapter In the story of Brother Benny tells you how serious he is-and how funny! By James Street

Benny is .a melancholy man, look to the right. Benny is a funny man, look to the left. Ben· ny ia an argumentat:ve man. look down. His 1an$ like him all way•

..\'Be Photogroph& by WIlliam HausslPT

ENNY is a serious man. Tom Har· They play Friars "Around the Car­ rington, his radio boss, says he's ner" and rummy together. Jack and Bthe most serious man in show busi­ George play pocket billiards while ness, possibly excepting Fred Allen. He Mary and Gracie concentrate on back· taJks shop all the time. Mary buzzes gammon. The two women favor the around, but Jack is apt to get you in a same shops but avoid duplicating comer and pound your ear with his clothes because they are toqether 80 woes and talk ideas. much. "It's impossible for Jack to relax:' Jack thinks George Burns. Eddie Harrington said. Anderson-the Rochester of the show He'll talk for hours about censorship. and Andy Devine aTe the funniest He believes the public should be pro­ men alive. tected from obscene shows, but he Although Benny is moody. he'll thinks too much censorship is danger­ laugh himself sick if he's really ous and that it can wreck comedy. amused. Rules regarding controversial subjects nasly old honk on the air. Phil Stong he gets irked. He was in BasIon one "He'd laugh at a red hat," Burns are rather silly at times and Benny is was too amused to be offended, even day and it had been arranged that he said. "His friends enjoy punching in penalized particularly because so much at such ignorance. He simply pointed call on Ihe Governor of Massachusetts. his presence because Jack is such a of his humor is based on tOOay's hap­ out that a moose honks as a cow moos, He went to the executive's reception­ good audience. He'll literally roll on penings. a duck quacks, a sheep bleats and a room and waited. The Governor was the floor when highly amused. After the Orson Welles' Mars pro­ dog barks. He went on and honked busy. Benny waited a long time, then Once he fell down and crawled on gram, Jack was going to use some for his moose. America's morals were got up to leave. A stooge of the Gov­ the sidewalks of New York because he cracks about Mars, but he was blocked. not soiled. ernor's said, "Don't go, his excellency got tickled at Burns. The two were A week later he was allowed to do so, Benny is a cooperative soul and he's will see you in a minute." walking along and Burns said some­ but the punch was gone. Maybe Mars willing to cut his show to conform to thing unimportant. Benny doubled up. is controversial. Unquestionably, radio good taste. Recently he had a school­ JACK said, ''I've got to go. My option "What's so funny?" Burns asked. is childish about "controversies" and room scene in his tentative show. A comes up in thirteen weeks. The "It's not what you said," Jack replied. in straining at a gnat often swallows a day or so before broadcast date, a Governor is good for four years." "but I know what you are thinking." camel. school bus was wrecked, and Benny Benny has had trouble only once Burns didn't. Along that line, this little recent in­ cut the scene rather than remind Amer­ with his program, and that was when The two clowns used to have a tele­ cident may tickle even Mr. Benny, who ica of the tragedy. he hired Michael Bartlett as his tenor. phone game that was very funny to is not the only radio man with woes. Bartlett's voice didn't fit the lone of the them. Burns would call Jack and say Phil Slong's "Honk the Moose" was HE IS not allowed to get by with program. The contract was canceled he had some important information. broadcast recently, and Phil was asked gags that Allen can use. Jack is pro­ in friendly fashion and Benny hired Then right in the middle of a sentence to take the part of the moose he made hibited from saying anything about a Kenny Baker, who now ranks next to he would hang up. Benny would roar. famous. His job was to honk. The bad appetite, and he can't kid about Bing Crosby in popularity. Don Wil­ Once Jack wired George to meet him moose story is for children and thou­ taste. His agency handles many food son also rose to fame after joining on the nine-thirty train that would ar­ sands of them have read it. But some accounts, and they fear that if Jack Benny. However, Benny's hired hands rive at a certain slation. George wired minute-man of radio came up with the kids about foods somebody might not are "typed," and in years to come that back, "What time will you arrive?" startling information that mooses honk: buy some of General Foods products. may cause trouble for them. Benny then wired friends all over the only during mating-season, therefore We hazard the suggestion that is very Bums and Allen are the Bennys' country and they wired Burns "Benny Phil's honk would be out of order. funny. Brother Benny can work best friends and have been socially will arrive at nine-thirty," There was quite a to-do about it. May­ miracles but we do not believe he can associated with them for at least George didn't meet the train. He be the FCC and some of the bigwigs wreck America's appetite. twelve years, ever since Jack and Mary posted the telegrams all over the walls would be offended if there were a Benny is never temperamental, but married. (Continued on Page 37) 8 ./37 P ARE YOLJ A PLATTERBLJC? Then get acquainted with your fellows-there's a Rockefeller and a Mohammedan king among them By Lorraine Thomas

T WAS "Louis Armstrong" night at school kids, college kids come in for 'Why?" I asked. It didn't make great guitar-player. He used to ac­ the Tri DeIt House, and the jitter­ the Crosbys. But can you get them to sense to me either. company Bing back on the old Cremo Ibugs were tearing themselves a buy the new ones? Oh, no. They want "Because a guy named Eddie Lang radio show, too. so you must have piece of carpet via the turntable at· the old ones-the ones he made back accompanied him on the guitar and heard him." tachment to the radio and an almost in 1931 and 1932. And they're willing because somebody's discovered that By far the most popular subject of complete collection of the hottest Arm­ to pay fancy prices for them:' this Lang-who's now dead-was a the collectors is the popular radio strong "platters." Some of the records band. Casa Lorna. Dick Jurgens. Guy didn't carry the Armstrong name (they Lombardo, Benny Goodman, Artie were old and scratched), but all of the Shaw-all big radio names-and a host "bugs" knew that the hot trumpeting ( of others are all avidly sought after that gave out was that of none other by the collector who will-upon the than the old New Orleans master. And slightest provocation-invite you over especially the platterbugs lcnew. They to his "hot-house" for an evening of make it a point to recognize style Louis Armstrong. ''I've got 'em all," wherever they hear it. and it's a he'll tell you with a gleam in his eye matter of pride to them to find-in that makes you wonder whether you some second-hand record-shop where should go or spend a quiet evening the dealer isn't "hep"-recorded mu­ at home reading the Congressional seum pieces, comparable to a Whistler Record. And just what "haVing 'em or a Van Gogh, which they purchase all" really means becomes apparent for ten cents. when he tells you that Louis Arm­ But let's revert back to our good strong cut a groove on more than a old every-day English to find out what thousand disks from the time he started. this business of platter--eoUecting is aU out with King Oliver's Creole Jazz about. Band a long time ago. Back a few years ago, most of us bought records and-becoming fond CONSEQUENTLY the largest group of of them-kept them in the little cab­ collectors is that group which seeks inet under the phonograph prOVided "hot music." It draws its enthusiasts for that purpose. We never particularly from every walk of lif&from the thought of ourselves as collectors-in schoolyard and the college campus, the same sense that one collects the business office, from behind soda­ stamps or old coins-but that's what fountains and in great factories. May­ we were. Today the collecting of be you're one. I am. And the most· phonograph records draws its enthu· prized possessions of this group are a.H!S from every strata, and "old-r& the original Leon "Bix" Beiderbeckes. cord shops are springing up on every Perhaps, back in the early days of street--eomer. stores in which you can big radio shows, you will recall the buy what you want at ten cents each "Golden Era" show which Paul White· or three for a quarter, unless the store man, trouping from city to city. staged de3.1er happens to be "hep:' Then the for Old Gold cigarettes. And if you m:l5terpieces may be sorted out be­ do, you've probably never forgotten forehand and offered at such fancy the young trumpet-player featured. in prices as $2, $3. or-in a few cases­ the brass section. Neither have the at S50 each. platterbugs forgotten him, and, tragic· ally, he died back in '31 before he A CHICAGO dealer, who has been in had made nearly enough recordings to the business for a long time and satisfy the public appetite for him. A who knows his way around, told me Beiderbecke record today will bring that elderly female clerks, stenogra· S35 in almost any market because of phe:,s and secretaries used to be the this scarcity. principal purchasers of Bing Crosby In this same Chicago record mart­ recordings. which carries an assortment of more "They'd come in at lunch-time:' he than 75.000 recordings of various types Bld, "and ask if there were any new which it offers to the platterbugs at Cro3bys out. They couldn't wait for ten cents a throw or three-for-a-quarter the new ones. And now. just to give -it is an interesting fact that the reo you an idea of how crazy it is. high. (Continued on Page 40)

9 THE RADIO PLAYBILL: THIS WEEK - "JOHN'S OTHER WifE" IIJOHN'S OTHER WIFE" presents the familiar story men especially distracting. Mrs. Perry once separated of a very aHraetive husband and a very possessive from him though she really loved him. They have since wife. John Perry is so gallant to the fair sex that he been reconciled. "John's Other Wife" is broadcast over is constantly becoming involved in difficulties with his NBC, Mondays through Fridays, at 10:15 a.m. EDT; wife, Elizabeth. Finding John's association with other wo- 9:15 a.m. EST; 9:15 a.m. COT; 8:15 a.m. CST.

JOHN PERRY (played by William Post. Jr.) il At present the two are happy insofar as their love ELIZABETH PERRY (played by Adele Ronson), the owner of the Perry Department Store and for eacn otner iii concerned. Tl'le big problem i, John's wife, is deeply in love with her hus­ the central figure of the drama. Married to Eliza· Jonn's business. One of nis former employes. who band. but has so far been unable to adjust herself beth. John seems to love her sincerely. but his had romantic inclinations toward him but whom to the embarrassing position in which John's great weakness is a too gracious manner with the he thrust aside, now owns a competing shop and gallantries place her. Sne wants to adopt a baby ladies-especially those who work in the store. intends to take revenge by ruining his store when John's business troubles straighten out

A NNETTE ROGERS SULLIVAN (played by JANET OIONCHECK (played by Mary Jane MRS. MANNERS (played by Vivia Ogden) i, Franc Hale) is the unscrupulous woman who Higby) put her baby In the back seat of the Elizabeth Perry's grandmother and lives with is the cause of John's business difficulties. As Perry automobile with the hope that they would Elizabeth and John. Granny is a wonderful old Annette Rogers she was his employe and one of adopt it. She is unhappily married to a drunken lady with youthful ideas and a dependable na­ those who came between John and Elizabeth. As loafer. The Perrys want to adopt the child ture. She never interferes with the lives of the Annette Sullivan she is now a serious business young people, but is always ready and willing competitor who threatens to bankrupt John NEXT WEEK: 'WHEN A GmL MARRIES" to give them any advice they might request 10 • •• SHAW'S ESCAPE FROM DEATH

Agranulocytopenia tried puUinghim in onegroove - he preferred another

By Kenneth W. Purdy

LASH! Artie Shaw. top-flight hot in the park fountain, getting a restau­ clarinetist, radio's wonder boy of rant job in order to eat. Nevertheless, F1939. and Lady Luck. th.. ficklest fe­ LeXington saw the beginning of one of male of them all, are closer than a dead the things that makes Artie Shaw a heat! standout among bandsmen. It's no That's the way the news should have secret that musicians, by and large, are -H.C; Holl)'_ l"t>otog....h. been blazoned out to the world at large an inarticulate lot. Music keeps them Above: Artie Shaw, new king of swing and maestro of "Melody and Madness" (NBC, Tues.), still pale one week after leaving last May 17, when Artie Shaw returned busy, and music is all they care about. hospital. Top: Artie with Yvonne Duval, NBC's

BEST VARIETY PROGRAM BEST CHILDREN'S PROGRAM STANDINGS POINTS MORE STANDINGS POINTS I. ChdSe & Sanborn. J6.J I. Lone Rdng r ...... !J.6 2 Kraft Music Hall ...... 15.9 2. Ireene Wicker's Musical Plays 20.1 3. Good News 10.7 3 Coast to Coast on a Bus.. 17.1 4. Let's Pretend 16.1 4. Kate Smith , ...... 07.6 STAR OF STARS 5. Little Orphan Annie...... 05.2 6. Magic Key , ...... , .... 06.3 6. Breakfast Club ...... 06.2 6. Dick Tracy •...... 04.3 7. Jell·O ...... 05.2 7. Malcolm Claire. 03.5 8. Rudy Vallee Hour ...... 05.0 8. Don Winslow of the Navy 02.9 9. Circle ...... 02.8 ELECTION 9. Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten 02.8 10. Texaco Star Theater ...... 01.4 10. Jack Armstrong.. 01.9 11. Town Hall Tonight ...... 01.2 11. Horn &. Hardart's Children's 12. Fibber McGee and Molly. 00.7 Hour 01.0 WINNERS 12. March of Games 01.0

RESENTING. ladie. and gentlemen, eleven more of your choices among the personalities and programs of radio, Pas indicated by the 750,000 votes you sent us in the Star of Stars Poll of 1939. A. la.t week, we refer you to the new table of results on these pages, where, for every division, you'll find the winner with his standing in points and the runners·up listed below with their standings. As we explained last week, the points recorded represent standings of star or program based on 100. For your information, however, we think a fuller explanation is desirable. After the votes had all been counted, we took the twelve in each classification with the greatest number of votes, forgot about the others. The total votes received by those twelve was made to represent 100 points. The number of points awarded each of the twelve would then represent that star's or program's proportion of the total. For example, in order to receive 49.2 points, "One Man's Family" had to poll nearly one-half of all vote. ca.t for the twelve listed, to be exact, 49.2 percent. Several features of this final group of results interested us. First, the voting on kids' pro­ grams. Sure enough, "The lone Ranger" came in the winner, Kay Kyser but note the three runners-up, none of which are more than four points behind. They're all the fairy-tale type, with no BEST AUDIENCE-PARTICIPATION blood-and-thunder. Indicating, we thought at first, that mo.t Don Ameche PROGRAM of our voters were adults who disapproved of the "Gang Bu.ter" motif. But if that i. true, why did "The Lone Ranger" STANDINGS POINTS BEST MASTER OF CEREMONIES I. Kay Kyser's Class. 42.0 win 7 Because the grown-ups like it too7 Again, there are the results in the serial-drama division. We knew "One Man's STANDINGS POINTS 2. Information, Please· 26.5 Family" was popular, but its 5-1 win over any other serial 3. Battle of the Sexes 12.2 should be a hint to daytime sponsors on what listeners like in I, [)on Al1let.he ..•. Jb..3 4. Professor Quiz .....•...... 07.5 drama. We note also that Artie Shaw is the new king of 2. Bing Crosby... 19.9 5. True or False .....•.•...... 03.8 swing, nosing Benny Goodman out by 3.7 points, but that 3. Don McNeill ...... •...... 13.9 6. Vox Pop...... •..••.... 03.1 young Artie bows to Tommy Dorsey as best swing instru~ 4. Robert young...... •••. . 11.9 7. Ask·lt-Basket ....•...... 01.4 5. Jack Benny ...... 04.9 8. We, the People...... 00.9 mentali.t, lagging 9.2 points. Mention .hould be made of the 6. Dick Powell 03.4 9. Uncle Jim's Question Box 00.8 Best Program not on a Network division, too. Naturally, voting 7. Rudy Vallee . .. •... .. 02.4 10. Hobby Lobby. . 00.4 here was highly diversified. Reason for Zeke Manners' 25.2 8. Fred Allen ...... •. . 01.5 11. What's My Name? .•..•..... 00.4 standing is no doubt the great population which hears New 9. Walter O'Keefe...... •••.. 01.5 12. Dr. I. Q 00.4 York local programs. Now we'll leave you to make the scores 10. Clifton Fadiman...... 01.2 of other interesting observations which can be made from the 11. Ransom Sherman...... 01.1 results of this week and last-a veritable Blue Book of radio. 12. Basil Rathbone .•..•..... 00.9 12 , - p Carlton E. Morse, author of Bea Wain Tommy Dorsey Artie Shaw "One Man's Family" BEST SERIAL DRAMATIC PROGRAM BEST SWING SINGER BEST SWING INSTRUMENTALIST BEST SWING BAND STANDINGS POINTS STANDINGS POINTS STANDINOS POINTS STANDINGS POINTS I. One Man's Family. 49.2 I. Bea Wain. 32.1 I. Tommy Dorsey .. 32.3 I. Artie Shaw .••. 26.6 2. Big Sister...... •...•... 10.2 2. Martha Raye 15.9 2. Artie Shaw ....•...... 23.1 2. Benny Goodman ...... •••... 22.9 3. Bachelor's Children 08.7 3. Martha Tilton ...... •..... 12.8 3. Gene Krupa ...... •. 18.9 3. Tommy Dorsey 18.9 4. Guiding Light 06.4 4. Virginia Simms 12.1 4. Benny Goodman 12.5 4. Kay Kyser 13.1 5. Road of Life...... 06.0 5. Edythe Wright ...... ••.... 08.5 5. Henry Busse 06.1 5. Bob Crosby 07.0 6. Valiant Lady 03.3 6. Mildred Bailey 07.7 6. Jimmy Dorsey 03.5 6. Larry Clinton 06.6 1. Life Can Be Beautiful 03.0 7. Ella Fitzgerald ...... •••.... 04.3 7. Harry James...... •.... 00.8 7. Gene Krupa 01.9 8. Betty and Bob , .. 02.8 8. Maxine Sullivan ...... •.•.... 01.8 8. Ray Bauduc...... •..... 00.7 8. Sammy Kilye 00.9 9. Girl Alone 02.7 9. Marion Mann 01.3 9. Eddy Duchln 00.5 9. Henry BURe 00.5 10. Mary Marlin 02.5 10. Sully Mason 01.2 10. Milt Herth 00.5 10. Phil Harris...... •... 00.4 11. Vic and Sade...... •.... 02.4 11. Connie Boswell .....•.•..... 01.0 11. Stuff Smith 00.3 11. Jimmy Dorsey 00.3 12. Second Husband ...... •.... 02.1 12. Judy Garland ...... ••.... 00.8 12. Kay Kyser..•••..••.•..•.... 00.2 12. Raymond Scott....•.••••.••• 00.3

Wayne King Zeke Manners Gang Sterling Fisher, CBS Director of Education BEST DANCE ORCHESTRA BEST PROGRAM NOT ON A NETWORK (Local) BEST EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM STANDINGS POurrl STANDINGS POINTS STANDINOS STATION POINTS I. American School I. Zeke Manners Cang Station WMCA N. Y., 25.2 I. Wayne King ... 35.6 of the Air .. 27.9 2. Guy Lombardo ...... 20.9 2. Hank lawson and Ihe Bums. Station WEEU Reading, Pa...... ••.... 09.8 2. Great Plays...... 13.2 3. Horace Heidt ·...... 15.4 3. Wayside Theater...... Station WBBM .Chicago, III ...... 09.7 3. Music Appreciation Hour.••.. 13.0 4. Kay Kyser ...... 11.2 4. History In 'he Making ...... Station WBBM Chicago, III...... 09.4 4. World I. yours...... 12.7 5. Eddy Duchin · ...... 04.7 5. Memory Baseball •....•..... Station KFYR. Bismarck, N. 0 ...... 06.9 5. America's Town Meeting..•.. 10.4 6. Hal Kemp. ·...... 03.0 6. Number, Plea.e ...... Station WJR Detroit, Mich ...... •... 06.5 6. U. of C. Round Table..•.•.•. 08.3 7. Sammy Kaye. · ...... 02.3 7. Night Watch ...... , .... Station WIND .Gary, Ind ...... 06.0 7. Information, Please...••.•••• 03.4 8. Rudy Vallee ...... 01.6 8. Bernie Armstrong ...... •.. Station KDKA. Pittsburgh, Pa ...... 05.6 8. Men Against Death ...••••••. 02.& 9. Paul Whiteman .....••....•.. 01.4 9. Mad Hatterfle Ids .....•...•...Station WlW ... Cincinnati, 0 ...... 05.4 9. Cavalcade of America ..•••.. 02.2 10. Abe Lyman · ...... 01.3 10. Supper Time Frolics....•.... Station WJJD ...Chicago, III...... •••. 05.3 10. People's PI..tform ...... 02.1 11. Tommy Dorsey...•••••.•.•.. 01.2 11. Nine.Twenty Club ....•.•••..Station WOAl Boston, M...... 05.0 11. National Farm and Home HOUr" 02.0 12. Richard Hlmber ...•••...... 01.1 12. Bradley Kincaid ...... Station WGY. . Schenect..dy, N. Y...... 04.5 12. Nation's School of the Air•..• OU! P _,'tt 13 BACKSTAGE IN CHICAGO By Don Moore

CHICAGO. -Comedian Red Skelton others .,. When· July 10 its \,OOOth played tennis. basleetball, hocleey, and planed to New York between "Avalon ever he wants spe­ performance. with sailed a boat. Most 01 a/l. 1 loved the Time" shows recently to sub for col­ cial good I u c k, the same cast, an­ theater. All thiS took place in New Yorle. umnist Dmty Ooyle on the stage of Michael Stewart, nouncer, writer and Massachusetts, Baltimore Ind Long Loew's State • The train delayed its "Plantation Party" sponsor. The y Island. departing "toot, toot" fifteen minutes tbe basso, digs out an probably have the

.. night of June 10 to allow "Toot, Toot" old white duck fish 4 same audience, too, After I graduated from the Cathedral Heme Trietech and the other Hoosier ing cap and puts it and more than ever School of St. Mary's in Garden City. Hor Shots to get on board after the on. Claims it never ... Answering in· for two years I worked. and wept and "Barn Dance" show. They're bound for fails . .. Gelhng the quiries: Virginia worked some more at eastern dramatic Hollywood with their wives for a few idea from her other Jones was Mildred. schools. Then while I was staying with weeks to make a mO'/ie, after being self, Sade, Bernar· in "Carters of Elm my grandparents in South Duxbury, forced to tum down offers for several dine Flynn has Street," leaving the Mass., the Jitney Players came through years. taken up the good air, and she also and I trailed along with them for a old-fashioned art of plays in "Caro­ summer. What a gloriOUS experience Waikilei is calling Anne Seymour, so baking home-made line's Golden playing out of doors on a truck all Mary Marlin will not be in her story for bread. Store." over New England, one night at a a couple of weeks during the summer country club. the next near a village ... Likewise Rush Gook is leaVing Pa H.lpflll Hobby Gail (Kitty Keene) Henshaw i. H a r r y Kogen's dump or a cemetery! Vic and Ma Sade to visit an aunt. and Dave Elman fond of dogs, play. caretaker salon concert over Finally. after playing in New York Billy Idelson, who plays the part. will should scout the to pet. of vacationing actors NBC on Thursday and in summer stock, I went into radio. visit the New Yorle World's Fair at the hobby of Joe (Josh nights is line listen­ which I love, because it brings you a same time radio's own version of the Higgins) Du Mond. ing for those who close. personal contact with the people Grandma's-funecal-baIl..qame gag. Joe thinks the idea of mending and dis­ are not regular students of "KMH" ... who listen. They can't see the actor, tributing old toys shouldn't be confined. Dick Shelton's University of Illinois but this is the way I might look· to AdoI' TlIrn. Wrlt.r to the Christmas season, so he makes orchestra and swing vocalist Marietta them if they could: I'm taU, with brown The weird "Lights OUI" play of June it a year-round hobby and has himself Wright, presented on the new "Sum­ hair and eyes and a dimple in my chin. 14, about the black alley-cat, had a some fun in the process ... Gail (Kitty mer Bandwagon" show. really made a I'm apt to get mad, but usually only mystery of its own connected with it. Keene) Henshaw 18 boarding dogs for hit wHh their smooth rhythm and origi­ for a minute, and then it's all over, When the continuity editor of NBC radio people on vacation just because nal novelties. justifying their choice as In the spring I have spring fever badly, called author Robert Gerson Powers in she likes dogs. Gail. by the way. spends one of the bands of tomorrow. I have it now. May 1 go? to discuss the production, he discovere

-- .._.... "Breakfast Clubbers" eat, chat and look over fan mall-left to right; Walter Raymond Creamer, associate of Arthur Murray studios, instructs CBS ac· Blaufu.... conductor; Don McNeill, m.c.; Evelyn Lynne and Jack Baker, tresses in new Chestnut Tree dance. The girls are, left to right; Louise Fitch, vor.ali,ts. McNeill and "Breakfast Club" ranked high In Radio Gu)de poll Peggy Wall. Joan Winters, Sunda Love. Marjorie Hannan. Patricia Dunlap 14 1/3 I" IT HAPPENED IN HOLLYWOOD

1. And Murray Bolen dId it! Collector of stars' 2. Catching filmdom'. "oomph" girl after a 3. The mike was attached to a portable re· recorded vOIces and footsteps. he gets Ann "Screen Guild Show" (CBS. Sun.) performance. corder in Murray's Cilr, operated by his flaneee Sheridan's "i1utograph" here with portable mike he now lowers mike to record Ann's footsteps and enthusiastic a..istant. MiN Jean Jonee

4. After the recording has been made, Jean hal the final duty of photo· 5. Here are Jean Jones and Murray Bolen, proudly playing their interview graphing Bolen with the subject of their "autograph-interview," In this eilse, with Ann Sheridan for the flrat time on their portllble phonogrllph. Bolen'. Ann Sheridan. This picture will be IIttached to record for IdentlflClitlon Iibrllry includes more than 150 records of stars' voices and footstep. .. I,:U 15 LISTENING TO LEARN Educational Program Classifi r

American Forum of the Air, MBS. riety of appeal that radio dramatiza­ Fridays CURRENT EVENTS Free discussion of controversial issues tion can show if approached with skill by distinguished statesmen from the and ingenuity. First Nighter, CBS. Lovers of liJ(ht comedy and dramatic romance have Department of the Interior's new audi­ c..ntral O'rhght _"nUl,n .'301>.'" • 30 p.m. this perennial favorite on their "must" torium in Washington, D. C. C,nl"1 .t.ndard "ac",c "SO p ...,. :):]Ol>.m. I<..~.n D.JlI,g~f Cenl,,] D.JI"gM Mo"nta(n list. .:00 p . ..,. 7:00 1> ..... $:00 p,..,. I:ao'••n DaJlhghl C.ntr.t O I,.hl Mountain Commentary . •• E.ate.n SUlndard Contral Standa.d " ....,f,c Hollywood Playhouse, NBC. Plays 1,00 p .... 7'00 1> ... S.OO p ..... 7:00 p .... 1:00 p . .., ",00 ",m. I: ..'e,n SI&nd... C.nlral S .•n.....d ,."",he written expressly for this series are 7;00,...... '00 p ... .. 00"."', Saturdays Mondays pre:-ented by Hollywood actors. At Warner, CBS. Washington corre­ lE.oI••n O'JlhVht C..ntral O'rhght M,,~nUl.n National Radio Forum, NBC. Men .:uo p,," 1,00 p ..., .,00 p rn spondent reviews the week's news I.otarn St.nd"d Conlral Sta....ard ...... ,,'c who make and administer our laws 8:00 p,'" 7:00 p.m .:00 1> .... from the Capital. SCIENC[ in Washington, D. C" come to the mi­ Knickerbocker P I a y h 0 u a e, CBS. I ••te.n 0")'11,,... Ca"I• .,l Oa."911t MO....U.". • : IS p.'" 5'1510·... · 3; 15 p ..... crophone to explain them and their 1I••t..... SUlnda•• e.ntul.loIn...... "l'c: Dramatizations of original scripts and • ;15 p .... 01,15 ...",. :1,15 p ..... oft-confusing applications. Unequaled standard adaptations. for those who wish to keep posted on I.ot...n O.yl,g"t C..nlral O.yl,ght Mounta'n Sundays 10:00 p .... .:00 1>.'" 7:00 1>."'. Nature Study ... legislative measures before Congress. aa.:"n Stand.rd C..ntr.1 St.nd..d .'00 p .... .:00 p ...... :00"'''',cp,rn. The World Today, C as. Commentary 1 ••le.n Dayllg~t Cenlral O'JlI'g"t MO"nl.ln ":30 p . ..,. .:30 p, .... 1:30 p.m. Saturdoys by Albert Warner, Washington news­ 1: ..le,n 'Ulnd"d Central liland..d Pac,flc .:30 p ..... 7:]0 p ...,. Mondays man, and including discussion by other ':30 ...... This Wonderful World, MBS. Hay­ CBS staff men. Adventure In Reading. NBC. Epi­ den Planetarium visitor <.Ire queried Centn' Oarl,gllt '"'o....ta,n sodes in the lives of great author:; that on a wide range of subjects covering 4:00 p .... 2:00 p ..... Cantral ita..cI.... Pacific: bcst illustrate the influences that led ('very life-zone on the globe from thl' 3'00 p,m. 1;00 p ..... DRAMA them to their cnl'cers arc dramatized. prehistoric past to the pn.'sent. News from the Nation'. Capital, N Be. Contr.1 O'Jlloght Mo"nUl,n 1'00 p . .., Ilul••n O'ltl,ghl C.n'ut O.JI"tlhl Mo"nt'in 11:00 ...... t I'la •..., 10' II a .., .:1' ...... William Baukhage reports on the latest C.nlral St...... d ...... ,'c I:ao,..rn ala...... C.nl.a1 Stand.... 12:00 _n 10'00 a ...... "", developments in the news from Wash­ Sundays 10' I'.'..,. .IS a ..... 7,1' ...... Lux Radio Theater, CBS. Master ington, frequently brings government Vernon Crane's Story Book, NBC. Nature Sketches. NBC. A nature­ movie-producer Cecil B. Dc Mille officials to the microphone to give their Original fairy-tales dramatized for study walk through Rocky Mount'lin viewpoints. children, proves in this sel'ies that he is also National Park in which Park Naturalll;t apt in producing microphone dramatic::;. •••IIt... oa)'lIl1hl e.nt.al O'rlighl Mounta,n I:ule,n D.yl,g~1 Cenlral OaJlI,g~t Mo"nta,n Raymond Gregg describl'S and dis­ 5:30 p,m • ::30 p . 2::10 p .... 11'''' . 10'.' a.m. .,"5 •. m. I .• I ••n SUlnd... C.nl••1 St a.d """,'ic I:.o.o·e.n Sta d C..nlral.I...... d ..ac",c Plays are usually adaptations of pop­ cu~<;es the various intC'!"l'sting natural .:30 p ...... ,:10 p ..... 3::30 p.'" 10:'" a.m. ,,:.., a.m. 7'.' a.m. ular pictures with movie btnrs in the phenomena encountered along the 'vay H. V. Kaltenborn, CBS. Veteran Words Without Music, CBS. In this leading roles. I:aot..,n O'JlI'lhi C.ntral O'Jll'gltt MO"nla,n a,"'. 10:'" a ...,. "..,. news analyst and dean of radio com­ ...I...n O.yl'ght C..nlral Oaylivltt Mountain a.n11'.'...n Stand..d C.nl.a1 SI.nd••d .:., series a young poet condenses the ".c",c g:oo p,m. .:00 p,..,. 1000 p ..... 10:.' ...... '.m 7 .•' mentators, Kaltenborn interprets news ...... n SUlnd"d C.nlral SI.nd"d ~.clllc .,.s .·tn. works of masters into vitalized presen­ aDo p ..., 7:00 p.'" "00 p ..... 01 the day. word-paints its background, tations, and often offers his own crea­ What PrIce America, CBS. Conscr­ Columbia Workshop, CBS. Veteran predicts its future. (Also Tuesday.) tions that are prepared specifically for \"ntion of QU!" natural re ourl'es is the lEaole.n oarl'IIM Central Oar"glll Mo"nta,n experimental series, where Columbia underlying theme in this series. 10:30 p ..... • :30 p, .... 7:30 p ..... microphone treatment. lEaow.n StanCla.d e.nt.al Standard """,f,c tests the latest broadcasting dc,·ices• c.ntul O"rl.glll Mo"ntain E.ole'n O.yl,ght Cenl••1 Dayl,g"l MO"nta,n 1'00 p ..... 11:30 p ...,. • ::30 p •..,. 6::30 p."'. • :00 p,..,. 3:00 p.m . 11·00., .... 1:001>.m tries revolutionary approaches in pres­ C...U ••1 SI.nd••d "ac",c 1:.00e.n Stand"d C.nl"l $t.ndard "ac",c 12:00 n_n 10:00 •.rn. Mondays 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.'" 12:00 n_n entations, adapts unique writings for Fulton Lewis, Jr., MBS. Daily news­ Radio Guild, NBC. Works prc::;ented microphone treatment. Fridays in this experimental series are chosen laol••n O'JlI'!Iht C.nlnl O.ylight Mo"nta,n cast from Washington, D. C. (Also 10,:10 p.m. .::10 p ..., 7:30 p.m. Men Behind the Stars, CBS. Each for merits that illustrate the wide va- .a..e.n Standa.d C..nlul S"nda.d "ac,'ie Tuesday. Wednesday. Thun~day and .'30 p,..,. 8,30 p.m. .:]0 p ..... week a constellation \"isible in the sky Friday.) at the time of year the program is lEul••n Oarl,ghl C.nlral Darlight Moun""ln 7:00 p."'. .:00 p.m. .:00 p . ..,• presented is discussed, its histor.y .ul.,.n SI a.d C.nl.al Sla....a.d ..aci'ic .:00 p . S,OO p.m. 3:00 p."'. dramatized. See ··Visual Aid" on this Raymond Gram Swing. MBS. Vet­ JlMen Behind page. the Stars" 1:..le.n O'r"g'" C.,f>t••1 DaJlligltt Mo"nta,n eran foreign correspondent reviews the s,as p.rn. • :., p,..,. 2,.' 0...... anun Stand..d c.n...1 Standard news from abroad. (Also Wednesday.) ..,., p . ..,. 3:.' p.m. 1."5"""',cp.m. .ut••n D.rliglll C,nt.al D'rhglll Mountain The broadcast of June 30 in the the story of Andromeda chained to the JD:OO p.m. 9:00 p.m. 7:00 p ..... I:ut••n Stand..d e.nlral Stand..d Pac,'ic "Men Behind the Stars" series will be rocks. In Arata's poem we read: g:oo p.m. 1I:00p.m .:00 p.m. devoted to the astronomical facts and General. mythological fantasy surrounding the The south wind brings her Joe Forums .•• star-constellation known as Cetus (see The Ocean beast Sundays picture below). This weird figure is The World Is Yours, NBC. Dramati­ Saturdays sometimes called a sea monster and "Men Behind th. Sta rs" may b. zations inspired by exhibits in the Bull Session, CBS. Spontaneous col­ indeed it looks like a whale. In the heard Fridays over CBS at: Smithsonian Institution and prepared lege-student discussion of contempo­ sky we find Cetus on the southeastern EDT 5:45 p.m: EST 4:45 p.m. by the U. S. Office of Education treat rary affairs. horizon about 2 a.m. on midsummer COT 4:45 p.m. CST 3:45 p.m. history, the arts and sciences. lEalte.n O.yUghl Cent.al DarlilJhl Mounta,n nights. It is generally associated with MST 2:45 p.m. PST 1:45 p.m. ti: ..le,n D'rlig"t Cenl"l O'Jllillht Mountain 1,30 p . ..,. 12:30 p.m 10:30 a.m, .:30 p."'. :3:30 p.m. 1030 p.m. ...te.n ltand..d I:ule.n SUlnd.rd Cenl..l standard ..""il,c Cenlral Stand••d "aci'",: :1,30 p ..... 2:]0 p.m. 12:30 p.m. '1,30 '.m. '1'30 •.m. 12:]0 p.m. Sundays Mondays The Reviewing Stand. MBS. Ideal Adventures in Science, CBS. Inter­ for those who use Sunday morning views with prominent experts on im­ leisure to keep abreast of important portant developments in the scientific issues. Authorities on current prob­ field, forecasts of scientific progres.s lems "hash over" events that affect the and frequent visits to laboratories common weal. where experiments are being con­ .ute,n Daylig"t Cenlral OaJlI'ght Mountain 11,1' a,"'. 10:1' •..., ducted. a.lte.n Standan e.ntral Stand..d "'1'Pacif,c...... Ilule.n O'Jlh!lhl Central O'JlUght Mo"nUlln 10:1' a.m 11:1' a ..., 7:1' •.m. ,:.., 1> ...... ,.., I>.M. 2:'" p ..... I:••tern Siandard C.n'"l Standard "aci'ic University of Chicago Round Table • ,.., p . .., 3:.5 p."' . ...., p ..... Discussions, NBC. Lively treatment of Science in the News, NBC. For the timely topics by experts and prominent many who are interested in the latest figures in both national and interna­ development:; of science but cannot tional affairs. Discussion is spontane-­ understand the technical language ous, straightforward, uncensored. usually used to describe them and .ule.n O'Jlllght e~ntral D.ytlght Mo"ntaln their oft-complexing applications. 2,30 p.m. 1'30 p ..... 11,]O •.m. aUlern SUlnd..d Central 'tand..d "acille a.tt...n D.yhght Cenlral Oayl;g'" MounUl;n 1:30 p."'. )2:]0 p,m. 10'30 '.m. • :00 p.rn ':00 p.m . 3:00 p ..... 1:..1••n SUlnd••d Centr.1 Standard """",c The People's Platform, CBS. Citizens 5:00 p .... .'00 p.m. 2,00 p."'. chosen from all walks of life join with Science on the March, NBC. Dr. authorities and persons defending op­ Moulton treats the history of living posite viewpoints on a given subject things, at times providing background to exchange ideas on problems of the for present-day cultural and economic day in a homey atmosphere. developments on this continent. • utern Daylight Mo"nlaoln Ilan••n OllYUght C.nl.aI OaJlI;g"t Mo,mtaln "'00 p.m 7'.S p . 8,.' I>_m. .·eS p ..... I:..r~~li.~ard ,."",f,e I:ute.n S ... C.ntral Siand••d ...... if,c .:00 p.m. 3'00 p ..... 8:.' p,m S'''5 p,m. :I:.' p ..... 16 VOICE OF THE LISTENER

Resourcefulness and Radio on twenty-five times, so I'm a real booster glad to see something come along with mercials are too long and too fr~uent. for radio. My radio is one of the first a touch of old-time tradition to break John Carnett, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Editor, Radio Guide: Bosch Cruisers made, but it's still pretty the hex of swing on the air. radio~ I want to tell you how radio and a toy good. I embroider and crochet for a Lyle T. Hemphill, Cincinnati, Ohio. • Wherever there is commercial helped save me from serious trouble. company in Chicago. That helps me sponsors like long commercials and It was late in the evening and I was at travel, for they tell me my models go to • It's always inspiring to see a worthy listeners don't. The sponsors win-or home alone. Sitting in the living-room, every state in the union and many for­ veteran make a comeback. This Bo­ do they?-Editor, I caught a glimpse of a man sneaking eign countries. I'm a great lover of hemian folk-dance form is said to have by one at the windows. He didn't reap­ music, taught piano and voice and played been originated by a Czech serving­ pear for some time, but I sensed that he the violin. Now I just listen and thank girl over a century ago.-Editor. Breaks was working toward the open window God for the radio. I have a growing near the radio. The radio was on and penny collection. I also dress dolls in Editor, Radio Guide: I happened to remember that my son period fashions for a fifteen-year-old Birthday Troubles I'm sure all who are really interested had been playing that day with one of niece, who has almost 400 dolls. I collect in radio commend your fine efforts to those little microphones you can hook bells, kid stories, beautiful memories and Editor, Radio Guide: help deserving beginners get a break in up with your own radio. I was awfully other things. The news item in "Backstage in Chica­ radio, as you did with the Stevens girl scared, but I managed to get to the I don't get much mail, though, and I'd go" about whether daylight-saving or whose pictures appeared recently in clothes-closet trom where the boy had like to hear from others. standard time determined the birthday Radio Guide. There are certainly many been "broadcasting." Making my voice Leta I. Reynolds, Mason City. la. of John Hearne's daughter reminded me talented youngsters who need such a as deep as I could, I growled into the of the mix-up over St. Patrick's birth­ break. little microphone. "Calling Car 17, go to •A lot of interesting hobbies and a day, told in rhyme by some author Amy Jenkins, Columbus, Ohio. (here I named our street). Man seen philosophical outlook. No wonder whose name escapes me: radio prowling in neighborhood." I repeated shut·ins do not ask for pity.-Editor. • And needs the talented young· "'Twas the eighth day or March, sters.-Editor. it several times. so some people say, Whether or not it fooled the man, I St. Patrick at midnight he first did hear him turn and walk Quickly Indirect Aid saw the day; Historical Faux Pas away from the window by the radio, Editor, Radio Guide: While others declare 'twas the and it was certainly a relief. I want to call attention to John J. An­ ninth he was born Editor. Radio Guide: Mrs. J. B. L., New York, N. Y. thony's "Good Will Hour." Mr. Anthony And 'twas all a mistake between helped me once to decide a very hard All the stuff in the papers and on the • We'll bet Junior got an ice-cream midnight and morn. air lately about the visit of British problem in my life-when my boy friend For mistakes will occur in the cone for having the mike hooked up! was giving me the run-around. I was royalty and the resultant social flutter -Editor. hurry and shock, and fuss calls to mind a statement I listening to the radio when Mr. Anthony So some blamed the baby and gave advice to a woman on the program read in Winchell's column some months Buried Records some blamed the clock." It that was just the kind of advice I needed, ago. said that after Andrew Jackson Editor, Radio Guide: and I'll always be grateful. At this point the good father of the was elected president he dismissed a One of Arch Oboter's plays recently Lucille Landers. Philadelphia, Pa. parish stepped in and suggested they whole cabinet because the officials' wives dealt with a man of the future who was combine eight and nine, making seven­ snubbed the wife of the secretary of ridiculed when he claimed to have found • Mr. Anthony and the "Good, Will teen the mark, and this has been St. War, a Mrs. Eaton, who was the daugh­ a record of the "lost" twentieth-century Hour" do have a tremendous follow· Pat's official birthday ever since. ter of a tavern-keeper. civilization. The play must have been ing and, undoubtedly, many listeners Neal Tommy, Detroit, Mich. I don't know whether history verine. that. inspired by Oglethorpe University's Crypt have benefited therefrom.-Editor. • Then there was the doubting Thomas of Civilization here in Georgia. Mrs. Louis Morrison, KnoxvilJ.e, Tenn. Among other things, that crypt holds who went through life doubting that he The Polka Glides Again lived, because the clock had stopped • This Old Hickory spanking occurred a collection of Victor records done by in 1831.-Editor. Toscanini, Richard Himber and Artie Editor, Radio Guide: when he was born.-Editor. Shaw. A record-player was placed in the Well, there is one musical craze sweep­ vault, too, so that, if the crypt is opened Ing the country that radio can claim no a few thousand years from now, what­ credit whatever for beginning. 1 mean Radio in Argentina Magnificent Conception ever strange things inhabit this planet the sprightly dance of Central Europe­ Editor, Radio Guide: Editor, Radio Guide: then can hear what kind of sweet, swing the polka. Perhaps you'd be interested in the Radio lets my imagination run riot. and symphony music soothed our savage While the airwaves were being opinion of a native of the United States I make my own scenes, faces, figures. breasts in this day. crammed as usual with swing and sweet, concerning South American broadcasting. and actions. Radio supplies me with Alice Doubleday, Atlanta, Ga. dancers and music enthusiasts were The standards of entertainment here lovely voices and I put them where I dropping nickel after nickel into the in Argentina are not as high as in the please. I make the radio voioes bow to • Wonder what they'll be calling slots of automatic phonographs in res­ United States, mainly because entertain~ swing by that time?-Editor. my mind and wear the tor~ I wish taurants, taverns and clubs. And one ers are paid a regular salary by the them to. In this way the great radio particular record was doing yeoman duty stations and are used on as many pro­ world becomes my world. Shut-In Corner -the "Beer Barrel Polka." as recorded grams as possible. The sponsor doesn't Rosanne Knight, Boundbrook, N. J. by Will Glahe and his Musette orchestra even get to pick his own talent unless Editor, Radio Guide: for Victor. he pays extra. This practise keeps the •A fine description of what radio I'm in a convalescent home. I've been Now polkas are filling the air with talent standard from reaching very high means to one person. What does it in a hospital nineteen times and operated their sparkling melodies. I for one am standards. As In the United States, com- mean to you?-Editor.

1. Katharine Steven. (Molly O'Hara 2. Left to right: Betty Wragge (Peggy), Curti. Arnall (Pepper), Katharine 3. MIn Stevens has already won In "Pepper Young's Family") look. Stevens (Molly) rehearse uPepper Young's Family," Miss Stevens i. the the cast's affection with her talent, over acrlpt with director Ed Wolfe first member of Radio Guide's "Good Luck Club" for de.erving beginners diligence and plenant personality P '/IT 17 lasting favorite, and all constant radio listeners are well acquainted with its dramatic opening measures a.nd the im­ mediately following lovely lyrical theme. Maurice Baron has done well to take The March of Music over the Henrietta Schumann talents from Rapee. The conductor figures as composer of two feeling and finely made rongs, in Edited by LEONARD LIEBLING which the resonant. agreeable voice of Weed.e and his sensitive interpretations .. . An ompler Ether, 0 diviner Air .•."-Wordsworth should come to effective registfring. Tschaikowsky's "&renade" I for string orchestra, written in 1880, and shows that composer at the zenith of his powers as a melodist and ptrff'ct orcheMrator hate... 0 ....11.'" c:_.". 0.,,10.... akH>f>La•• mankind shall have lost its exalted 12:00_ 11'00 .... .00" ... Radio and the Box-Office ~r,,5'-'" c:_.....'S~ .._.fIe masterpieces to gain-what1 11,00 •.m. 1000 ...... 00" .... THE other evening I heard quite a The Columbia Symphony Orchestra, I ~~troversy waged by a group ot CBS. Howard Barlow. conductor. leading musicians regarding the ef­ Handers Concerto Grosso; excerpts feet of radio broadcasts on the box­ Speaking Up from Harpsichord Suile (Couperm), office receipts of concerts and operas. By V. Vidal Les Eolides (Franck); "Rejormation" "Radio helps," said the affinnatives; Symphony (Mendels~ohn). T MUST be assumed that steady Maybe Barlow has bf'-en reading our "Radio hurts," declared the negatives. Irene Jessner, Metropolitan Opera dialers do not take everything for soprano, is featured soloist of the "Something About" essays, Wherein we And so the argument went on, and I granted on the air any more than "Kraft Music Hall" (NBC) Thurs. recently spoke about rare concertos for the oboe. At any rate. here he is with as usual among musicians, no general does the writer of this column, and agreement was reached. Your reporter a notable example by Handel, who had all of us probably ask ourselves many a special preference for the instrument, is also a musician, and so he ran true a puzzled question. Doubtless these fORECAST as did Bach. It dates back Into the to type by holding stubbornly to his are some of them: dimmest days of antiquity, and has been own opinion that radio increases at­ HE Stadium performs a ballet pro­ found in Egyptian tombs ot 3700 B.C. Why do musical announcers, with Originally the oboe was known as the tendance at the best concerts and few exceptions, explain music as gram this week, ot which air lis­ teners will probably catch the final shawm. Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven opera performances, because it has though they were delivering solemn T used two oboes in their symphonies; part. familiarized the dialers with the mas­ funeral orations? Wagner, always out ahead, put three Considered one ot the world's fore­ oboes in his operatic orchestra. ter compositions, the great singing Why does The Great Silence fall voices, and the art of the leading in­ most violists, William Primrose be­ Handel wrote six oboe concertos, In upon daily newspapers whenever there gins a new weekly series with hiS own which that "soprano" ot the double­ strumentalists. The radio public can­ is an important musical debut in ra­ quartet. reed family Uhe English horn Is the not of course ever see Bach, Bee­ dio? They report all the puny little "alto") is understandingly employed in pxposition of its pastoral tone-quality, thoven, Brahms and Wagner, but it recitals of the concert stage and all Saturday, June 24 has a real desire to gaze some time and blended beautifully with the orches­ the second-hand opera presentations American Art Quartet, NBC. Quartet tral accompaniment. upon Flagstad. Heifetz, Toscanini, Tib­ by second-hand singing companies, but in A Major (Boccherini), Three Idyls bett and Rachmaninoff. Especially (Bridge). 1Ias~.. 0""I'9M _ ..t", .. let a new symphonic work come 3,00 p.m. 12,00_ _ ....tat .. h tand..1II ....,.,;10 Rachmaninoff, who has never sounded 11".1.'" 0ll7h9M c...t.., o"""g'" through the microphone, or a new II,oe ,,_ ... 10:00 ...... Het"v"••UI" 2'00 "'. 11_00 " ..... his pianism on the air. lI....tI'r" .1" 111 c:...t ••••.-.... '~k vocalist. instrumentalist or conductor 10:00" . .:00"_.... Hot "y"••".... The Hour of Musical Fun, CBS, Musi­ He and Kreisler still fight shy of make a first appearance, and lo! the cal quiz. Ted Cotto master of cere­ radio and call it "mechanized" music Columbia Concert Hall, CBS. Ezra critic~ are out and gone to the races, Rachlin, pianist. Ecossaise (Chopin), monies. when it broadcasts tone. That is t:",.I..rn D"yllght ca..l,•• Da.rti9t1t _ ....I"'n or somewhere. Ballade in F Major (Chopin). Papillons • ,00 p ..... s:oo ...... 3:00 .._.... somewhat illogical on the part of those doe~m't t:....ter...taItO&>'lII C:e ..tr"••tIlnclllrt _....""... II::SO ".m. 10:30 " ..... Het Ilv&>l"b.. man, mezzo-soprano; Jan Peerce, tenor. then my grandmother is an omnibus. Ilaa~" sUO .. c...tr"••IIl_ ,...,.k _ .. u., .. imaginable, and it is a burning shame 10,:SO . .:)0 ...... Hot IIv.il"bI. lI_r.. Oall'''.1tt c:... t.,,10·,,1091>t 7:310 ...... ,:SO p_m. Not A.....,I"bl. The outstanding artists certainly that only dialers living within a re­ t:a.tern $1_", Ce..tr"'$~. ....,."" Tropical Serenade, MBS. Sagi Vela. .,:so ... m. s::so ...... Hot Ay.,l"b.e have nothing to fear trom radio as a stricted distance from New York are baritone. Spanish and South American The NBC Symphony Orchestra, NBC. box-office deterrent. Their real ene­ able to enjoy those outstanding per­ music. mies are too frequent public appear­ formances. Erich Leinsdorf, conductor. Suite D Ell...... 0 109M c:... traIO ltgltt _u ..tIl,.. • '001' . 7:00 ,. . H01 lI..ail,,"'a Major (Bach), Symphony C Major, No. ances and waning voices and instru­ Why aren't more stadium concerts Eaatet.. St 1II Ce..t.,,15~ "aci';c 7'00 .._. .:00 p ..... ""t Ay", ••b.e 36 (Mozart), "Midsummer Night's mental technique as the result of age. on the air? And more Philharmonics Dream," incidental music (Mendels­ Also there is the danger that the nerv­ and Metropolitan operas? Symphonic Strings, MBS. Allred Wal­ sohn). ously progressive American public, Why do sponsors fight shy of sym­ lenstein. conductor. Young Leinsdorf, brought up musically _ ....til .. EII$ter.. DayhgM c...tra. O"yligM in Salzburg. the birthplace of Mozart, is liking novelty and change, is always phony orchestras? The Chesterfield and 10,00 1' .... .'00 1' ..... 7:00 1' . E"ate tancI"•• c:...I."I.U."",,,...... ,',;10 well versed in that composer and the Banks people tried the experiment .,00 .._.... ready to acclaim new superior talent .:00 . .:00 p ..... understanding of his music, Especially and to shelve some of the too familiar. with the Philadelphia organization. does he like to revive the not so familiar Perhaps the chief nightmare of most and furnished notable concerts admir­ Sunday, June 25 works, of which this symphony is ODe. veteran public singers. players and ably led by Stokowski. General praise It was written for Mozart's visit to Linz., Radio City Music Hall of the Air, NBC. near Vienna, where he led a concert at conductors is the vision of some was the result, and must have brought Maurice Baron, conductor. Adagio younger rival who might suddenly pop about the warm gratitude of all mu­ (Lekeu), the Orchestra; Piano Concer­ up and monopolize the interest of mu­ sical radio fans. Perhaps that grati­ to, A Minor, first movement (Grieg), sic-lovers-and the take at the box­ tude may not have sold many extra Henrietta Schumann, soloist, and Or­ office. cartons of cigarettes, or increased bank chestra; Romance in C Major (Sibeli­ The oldsters cannot hold on forever, deposits greatly, but it certainly estab­ us), the Orchestra; "Prayer" (Baron, and should realize that there must be lished enormous good-will for the based on a poem by L. Untermeyer), pinch-hitters to carryon when the sponsors. Robert Weede, soloist, and Orchestra; Why do we not hear more concertos "Pirate Treasure" (Baron, based on a present popular favorites have taken poem by Abbie Farwell Brown), Rob­ themselves and their art to the distant for less familiar instruments, like the ert Weede, soloist, and Orchestra; Elysian fields. The only ones that harp, oboe, clarinet, horn, etc.? If an "Serenade" (Tschaikowsky), the Or­ can feel safe are the composers who absolutely popular instrument is de­ chestra; "Forget Me Not" (Victor Her­ have written immortal music and now sired, let it be whispered that so emi­ bert), the Orchestra. look tranquilly on this world from on nent a master as Debussy composed a Guillaume Lekeu, Belgian (1870-1894), high and continue to hear their works "Rapsodie" for saxophone and or­ was a pupil of Franck and D'Indy and. before his untimely death from typhoid. played and applauded as the ages roll chestra! produced chamber-music and detached on. Why do so many singers who speak vocal and instrumental pieces that re­ Will the day ever come when Bee­ good English distort that language main attractive because of their origi­ thoven's Fifth Symphony shall pall, when they vocalize on the air? The nality, tunefulness and emotional inten­ sity. Chopin's F Minor Ballade seem merely well-known tender passion is "love" One wonders how many piano con­ melodrama tic, and "Tristan and and not "lahve," our two-footed and certos, whole or in part, Miss Schumann Isolde" sound to future generations as feathered friends are "birds" and not has plaYed under the Rapee direction. She has been his steadY keyboard soloist a futile outburst of sawdust passion? "bairds," and the word "you" is not _IIQ- through the years, and performed prac­ '-_J_.. We trow not, as the old-time novelists pronounced "yieu." tically all the outstanding works for her Alexander Smallens conducts the used to say. May that moment be Why-but we pause for answers to medium in conjunction with orchestral New York Philharmonic on the eons away, for should it ever arrive, the foregoing. accompaniment. The Grieg example is a Stadium Concert (CBS) Thursday 18 '/17 P the palace oI Count Thun In 1783. Ordi­ nary mortals. when they are house­ guests, usually take along a present of candy or .flowers. The prolific Mozart. who couId shake a symphony out of his sleeve before breakfast. just wrote a gift Something About score as hiS offermg. The work is in his typical sprightly and melodious vein, ~'ith a particularly sparkling last move­ ment. Bach's suite. 'with the customary over­ Romantic Piano Solos ture and several dance movements, is one of the series he composed for his patron. Prince Leopold of Anhalt-Coe­ then, at whose court the master was in charge of music. The Prince, a devoted T IS a decidedly difficult matter to mann and Chopin 1810, Liszt 1811. A lover of the art, preferred orchestral per­ say just where the line should be strange coincidence and foreshadow­ formance and maintained his private I drawn that marks the transition ing of the coming great romantic symphonic ensemble of eighteen players. Ordinarily, of Mendelssohn's "Midsum­ from classical to romantic music. In movement in piano music! Mendels­ mer Night·s" music, only the overture is fact, there really is no such exact line. sohn is the best formalist of the four, programmed. but Leinsdorf gives us a Broadly speaking, present-day accep­ Schumann the most idyllic, Chopin the more complete hearing by omitting that tance has it that classical music is the most dramatic, Liszt the most flamboy­ number and listing the "Nocturne and Scherzo," the "Intermezzo," "Little formal composing that flourished from ant. All four started as pianists, but a :March," and "Wedding March:' _Ilay L... J""'1

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WPTF (~"'-15.21-15.33) WSM WBZ WORK h" 15.21-21.5) 10,30 EDT ,,30 EST KDKA-Dance Music CBS·Nilii Milck's Let's Pretend: CBS-Deep River Boys: WABC NBC-The Wisl' MilO. philosophy: NBC-Barry McKinley. bOlr.: lYJZ KYWLel'$ Visit the Zoo NBC·Ameriun Art Quartet: WRC W{"Al] WABC WHAS W(AO Wpc WCAl) WHP WRVA (SW· WEAF WDEL WHC WPTF KYW \VBZ WEEU WBAL WFIL (sw­ WBAJ.·Uncle Jack's Club MBS-This Wonderful World: WOL WeT WJSV WDBJ WBT (SIV. 2151) "'\fBG WSB 21.5) *WCB1I,1-Sl'w~ Bullf'tins WFIL 15.21) NBC·Farmers' Union Progr~m: WS\'A Lel's S.... ini It MBS·Adri~n Rollini's Trio: WOR 2--8 37 Page 21 Sp('aker. l', S, !\rrm B.md: \\'IZ \\'TAU H~Jio Ll.:n("heon Club Good Listening for Saturday WFIL WBAL WRVA WSAN WORK WUTO WaAL 2,00 EDT 1,00 eST ....rt r "ta.r••nd n.l,on h,ch '11 ~u I P'*ll J' boa *New,: WIP WPG \\ S:\l KOK,\ \\UZ WPH \\"'B NBC·R~y Kinney's Orch.: \\lEAF lo.. nd ,n tl14 adJ....nt prPollr COI n ••t 1114 t, nd.r ,nd, t ... WEEU·Shoppinlot Hints SATURDAY WTAR \Ol\L (5\\·15,21) W::;~I \\ He \HAY W:'olUti \\'l\\ WFIL-United Business Men *\('\\ WIP \\'OR (.\o~·1533) WGH-Bohemian Sports Review KYW H,lpry Clarks CBS.V"., P"" AFTERNOON WRID,Clockwatcher TInkle Tune. June 24 \\ BIG B('ttv Lou'l Quit Pllm. Am"',,. '''m'' W,\BC WI'G WJLb Will' \\DIU 12:30 EDT (11:30 EST) Farmer's Union Program. WSA:\l-Titlow Trio \\IIl\l \\I'A Prur:r.im WSVA,Birthday P~rty \\ 81' WL\L WCAO \\ BIG bw· CBS-Syncop~tion Piece: \'tEEU Tht X('.... h"'eds 15.27) 2:00 EDT (1:00 EST) West Virginia Day Cere- WH":- 1 ~tole ~otel WBT Wpc W.I_\S WBIG *WFlLtoie.... Fr~nklin's Lunch~n NBC·Morton Notes Of monies_ WCII L)riu Gr~'-f. \\~t.\L \\~:\I progr~m MBS-Cenn Erwin's Orch.: WOt \\'C\ Fum Paj)E'r of tbe Air \\'Jl W81 Thi!> is in connection with West Virginia DI.Y NIGHT F~tr. Wh~len, WCAE WI.\\ ~\ UP Juni.:.r To.... n \\HTD KDh..\ W8_\L h'o\11.87) .at the World's Crover president of the *\\'lW"r _ I.i ,~t. , MBS.West Virgini~ Day Celebr~· F~ir: Covernor Holt of West Virgini~; the Musical 6:00 EDT 5:00 EST *.'eM WOR WORK WHC WHP *WH\,.-\ B. \h bllh S, \ ·es: II< r \\OR \\ OL \HIL \\ HI.' A Steelmakers. ~nd others. MBS-Juk Tug.rden's Orch.: *. -. SI';)rt WDEL WHI. \{' " KH\ Back~tage WCAE Sf",rl- WHA'I \\CAO WB.U 12,45 EDT 11,45 EST \\TB~I PoIi~h Hour 3:00 EDT (2:00 EST) Music Hall from London. *CBS.News: InstrumenUlists: KYW WGY NBC·Farmers· Union Pr09um: \\'DlLhl1h ~1i~~I"n Juk D~ly. le:s Allen. Elsie ~nd Doris W~tu• .and \\ DBJ WPG WCAl WHAS KDKA-fhel Smith ~l' Jk{"· L ... .\r I) B d \\ EEL ~[ate [healer Kid~ ParI} Chules Sh~dwell conducting the orchestr~, *CBS-News: WABC WCAL' Sport Bob Culden's Or WL\\ *WFBR "(' an"uullcrd ~lel"Jies Paui Lura' WEEL ,\fternOVIl and interviews. lIfWllZ R('porttr N('ws WT\J IInllor ~terchanls' Prlt"m, 1,00 EDT 12,00 EST WIP·H.l.~eh.l.1I tiaille W("AO ~pollil!"ht Rf\'jew NBC·Farmers' Union Progr~m: WJsV World Dance, 8:00 EDT (7:00 EST) Johnny Presents. WDEL Star Reporter 6,45 EDT 5,45 EST SJ>(,;lker: U. S Arm\ B.lIl,1 (s\\· WOR:\e\\~ & Vie\\! or Baseball J~ck Johnstone's dr~m~s; Johnny Green's orchtstra. WEI-X Halik La.... Son·5 Bums NBC·Sports Review: WEAF 11.87) WSVA To bt" announcrd ThiS progr~m will be heard on Frid~y night's hertiftl'!. WFiL-Sport, NBC·lnk Spots: \VS~I WHe KYW CBS·Enoch Lignt's Orch.. WABC 2:30 EDT 1:30 EST WGIl HaHads of Hill & Plain WTA~I W\lBG WDEL \\ IUS WJS\, \\ H\',\ Will' WHIG CBS.Tu.;s R~ngers: WA8C 8:30 EDT (7:30 EST) Professor Quiz, with Bob *WG\News: MU51~al P~t::m CBS.Syncopation· Piece: WHI' \\'('.\0 (,\\ 15.27) WBiG WVB,J wDr \\TAl' \\'IIP Trout. \\"llPMitehdl Grand, organi,t This is the last bro~dcast of this series for the season, \VIP Music of the :\Ia~ters (,\\9.53) MBS·Jan Garber's Orch.: won WfAO ~VJAS \Iusicale; Dance Time WFIL CBS·When We Were Young; NBC·lndi~n.; Indigo: WJZ KDKA 8:30 EDT (7:30 EST) Avalon Time. WJ::iV World Dances WABC NBC·Jun EIlInQton. songs: \\UAL WRTD W~IAL WHZ (~.... Red Foley: Red Skelton; Bob Strong's orchestra. WOIt Uncle Don. children', pr.m WEAl; W.\JU(; WDEI. WS~1 (-\\ 11.87) WRVA Bible Class MBS·Genn Erwin's Orch.; WBAL 15.33) MBS.Anthony Candelori's Orch.: 9:00 EDT (8:00 EST) Atka-Seltzer National WSVA Olram Wud (M~n·in-the·Box) Wilson; Andrews Sisters; Hury CBS-This Week in Washington: \\T8\1 "Slelld·O-Form". Dr. AI· Baseb~lt: orchestr~. \\ H::l' Cllcle Juk ~ I'rllm CBS 51. Louis vs, Salttr's W\13<" WJS\' WHAS WOBJ lx>rt LaBorwit *\\"FBR \f" TI>"~"n \('.... ~ Yank, \\ABC (.1\ 15.27) WElT ~t1frchandislO Re~·ue \I"nl' P.l.rade *\f'\\~ \\FBR \\"~~I 9:00 EDT (8:00 EST) Vox Pop; Interviews. *NBC.El Chico: News: KDK\ WFIL'lu,ic You Want WGII .'\uonda)· \'ariel)' Pr&:m. W(B:'ot C.lfcho Sionk Hour P~rks Johnson; WOillly Butterworth; Gnh~m McN~me:e:. 8 WGII Bllhemian Sport~ Review ~Iartha WGII Afternoon ~lilliillur,,'S h .... 11. 7) \\(1\ ,K" 10 Prolress; WHA:-:-"\llle:~ MBS·J~ck Teag~rden's WGYTune & Croon lime & Pla~ Talk. LIHstuck\ 9:30 EDT (8:30 EST) Saturday Night Serenade. 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NBC-Ce:orQe Duffy's Orch.: WJZ W\f.\L WRTO WBz T ~ a nDued \\ II \\1 wey I NBC·IU!~k W~lton le~9ue Prgm, I h\1\L \\I'Tf \\HZ KDK\ NBC.Art of living: WEAF WS8 \\ (".\1: J f(lOlcb a Orrb. \\ . 8 Bullitm. \\F\F \\~B WI.W \\\18{~ \\(j\ 4:00 EDT 3:00 EST \\HTH I,," 1187) WT.nl WFBR W\IBG ( ....9.53) WGII III leal lerl)··Go·Round \\~\\"'.,It&l'e Is \\FUR \\1)[1. KYW \\lIe CES-The Brooklyn H~ndiup; MBS·Red Norvo's Orch.: WOR "",j•• t· \1"kiOlr tbe Mo.t 01 ,hi.. l,rol,:rUI i. I...... "" It'd. \\BIt; \\IIIU \\r\OWIIPWR\"A \\FlI. \\B\1. \\1l\'A A\'l'rale Ahlllt,.·' (Continued on Next p~ge) 1 ,30 EDT 12,30 EST r~J'~~lIth~I~:;t,~lIll~ ~ZI'rF~~~I~'''~ NBC-C~mpus : WII\... f ,,1183) WRIl; I'll rit Prrl<)q Notts: \\f H \\(OY ~1.It'u: \\ \lIi(; K \\\ \\t Bn \\ LlEL \,\\ .,hnlL! Irlllur, 1'1,,· 0'1'" _U11 rPI"ltN b1 W(.\O\I"\"I" Carpet IIr,\lIn ... M W(.\l e" mnpc-,lilal1, \\"'~I \UW CBS·Merrym~kers: \\'DB.I WIUS Will' WBIG \\ AT WJ::;\" ('w NBC·To be announced: WF\1-' Wr.1I ,\lhulIl tlf fin!lril" NBC-little Vuiety Show: WJZ 1831 W\18(; WFAII KYW WI-W WHC \\IIA... To t)(' InnuUllced W!tTl) \\BI \\0\1. KIlK\ ( ..... WI;Y WDU \\ ... \ __\ III! &: LlIc<>re 152115.33) NBC·Convention of Amerinn li­ \'~Il NBC·Club Matinee: WJZ WPH 5:15 EDT 4:15 EST II.H\ W.JZ \\'HZ WB,\I. \\S~I CBS Bull Session: WABC W.J"'\' \\'I'H" WHID \\T\1l WS~l WB\L WBZ WHTO \nl.H NBC·Congrus of Youth: W!'D \\11\" \\111' \\1\11 \\HIl, \\',11 MBS-Music H~ll from london: \\'1-'11. NBC-Kent Handiup; WRm \\ H\/\ ( \\ 15271 T" lot' anlluuuced W [\J W"'\'A \'I \1.\1. WPTI WI3I KDK,\ :-;IIIoJ,'" WIIII(·. \\,,,, 1/ "lIh \\ H\".-\ \\ijT \\J~\' (!>\\ 11,871 Urn l'wf., "r_ ' Pitt~burl:'h V~, B.lq'hall e;.llllf' KnK,\ R ('hall, WI\I~ ('l'>1Il \1. C'lrlll,\ ....1 ll'll 1.11 Richm~n's WP1T MBS·Joe Orch,: WaR Bn","I\ II \\'GII Feature Pnon. Clirl.. W.",,1. Jr Hul",1 r''''lnl: \\'(al WOl *\\,(\·0 Sews: SI'oJtlicht Review ,'nlhu"hl I, will d.· lrille thl' W"'U Hrll" Hm;,lfullk ta"t'. WBT (;',J.!y Culr *\\TB~1 \fw Bllllf'lill~ W(;II Concert ~1illiahHf 4:15 EDT 3:15 EST CBS·To be ~nnaunnd: WC"AO \\ (\1 Ell;" H' of Yr trrrl.l.Y *Wtill II llint' on thr March B~I \\\1 \1.·~andl{tt Ba rhall G.,me \\'(al \tu'ie on ParaJ" \\( Italian p,'pular \lu IC \\ 1\.1 1 HI Iced \\ UB.I I.fll r \1 •• \\ ... \'\ Wo -<:I \Iu~inl \" ,rltt.1lO~ WIP 11" e;, "tf'llotr III'~' \\ 1 iT AHernl,!( 1 \11 lei 3,15 EDT 2,15 EST 4,30 EDT 3,30 EST WS\'\ \" S('r"na,I"1I \\FII. " nd , R.\ Ie, NBC-Golden Melodies: WE \F" NBC·Club M~tlnee: \HIL W1\" Hi & Iteqlle-I ('hlb \\GIll.unthe n l)nc \\tHIl \\"{;\ WOH KYW WHi CBS·D~nCl'P~tors: \\HH~ \\OBJ 5:30 EDT 4,30 EST ~nnounced: *\\\1\1. I' t ,or( \\"8 \\I_W \\\IBG \\l \0 \\H\"\ I ~ 1: 83) CBS·To be \\ \He *\\ pn f't n Rf' m. WBT Carter Fit il)" NBC·P~ul l~val's Orch.: \\LAF WH h \\ III \\ BIG \\ flIU WBT \\ H( Or an It ven we lJ\1 WInl O\"er .Iaryland \\1\\ \\\IBI, WH( \\tHH \\GY \\L\ll \\f \l l' E3, *\\ ~B H 10 tll' ::lImes *\\GII .'",'5 WIJtI. Kn\ NBC-Summer Trme SWIng: KYW *\\ I:;\'A ·ewt .\\J.... \ .\0;;,," Rhyhm & Ro ~illurday NBC-Benny Carters Orch.: WJZ *'\T\H. w \. ell .f tho WGII 'Jam" bor" , " \\ B Jo rn I ... hool (' Air \\ n W KUKA W8Z WP"fF (I. "'eo btor 3,30 EDT 2,30 EST \\ ... \ \ Blo",n &: WIUI~m, 11 87) 1,45 EDT 12,45 EST N BC-Co~moJ)OIit.trn R h Y t h m 1: \\ I \.1.1 f' Jim kl"1('h \\ DF!. To be .nnou rf'd NBC·littie Vuilty Show: \\ 'fAL \\F\F K\\\ \\Re \\"'B WTAR \\flL 4:45 EDT 3,45 EST ,\EEL \"elp" Or,an PrIm \\FAR \\1.W W\l8G CBS-To be ~nnounced: \\'II\S W1'II. T avelll I Arou d Town MBS·R.a1flo Cuden Club: \h,IR CBS-Chule:s P~ul. or9~nist: WIIP WnBJ \\('\0 WH\"\ \\IIP (w \\"GIf \Iullny (In the Hi I: Stu 'i1.lIh,(' a If' lob. 8""all· WJ~\" .r M, !,t.I;Qr f \\ IlBJ \\ R\' \. WBIG 11.83) \\ Ii> \\ Itz \Ibum I.\( \(l \\HAS ( w 11 83) \\OR'" 0 "ball "'''ore, ~u~ical. *_'r \\BIG \\ \1.. W(~II Troplul :'01"005 Wp(; \lu~l("al \'ari"ti., .WBT S"'U11 hne RIIPl rter, NBC·Crny Quilt In Rhythm: we;\" Slurn (011 You ~lone:J New, \\JZ \\BAL \\BZ \\~~t WPTF \\IP Fuhrl,,"n Orch. 5,45 EDT 4,45 EST WFIL WBAL WMAL WRTD \\HTO '11 NBC·Summer Time SWing: WEAF *"'OBJ Mumal I t r1ud.l ·""1 WS\''\ Tl ,,,I II, WTAR WJZ ~t, \\"{'8\I-R~se:ball; 0 rio I e I \'S WT~J Cill He ... \11 ion WPIT \\ [lEL \'""'M \\ LW WGY WPTF -Son' of Ihe unt IClrc I 9,00 r.M., EDT - 1,00 r.M.. EST \loRe C~ml)ul . '011' R(t('hMlrr 5,00 EDT 4,00 EST WFOR \\ \1BG WR\'.\ Fl"dcral S~mJ,hony Orch. WDEL-Tex Lorninl' and Hi' CBS·To be .announced: W \BC NBC·Benny C~rter's Orchestla: 8polllOred by ALJtA·8ELTZDl WSB·Jolll'llal Fe"tull" Texas RanJl:e Riden WH8J \\'lIP wpc ~ 1 .87) W\1·\L Page. 22 8,37-2 WORKKlU Hour W(ill T\\iJiiht Serenade NBC·Vox Pop; Puks & Wally NBC,To be announced' \V.I/. *CBSNews: WABC WPG·Dan:1I! Orch. WII\~ T:", , of the South "illl Graham ~lcNilllIee. WEAF WII\\I W"AI. WORK WFII *\rws: WJAS WOR WTIC \VRTD-Hunl:erfold Harmoni~ ':30 EDT 7:30 EST \H'BR WT,nl "'TIC WG Y W Re WBZ WRTo KoKA (sw-1l.87· WJL\\I SATURDAY WR\"AHope Cro by, .op.: Wm. CBS-Professor Quil with Bob WCAE WDEL K"I W \\ ~18t; 953) *KUKA \e.... Sports ;\1115 I. tnr. Tr"lIt W.-\BC W[.\O WJAS \,,"'BT (. 9.53) WGII Sweet & S.... inr Wille; (arolula J ..mOOrtf: WT.\\l-JOIlk Urr, lft5y Sports­ WII.\S WJSV WCAU WRVA MBS-Fiesta Time: \\OR WOL \O\IP ( mun '0 Uallce *W81 R"port..r . 'I'W • Wulh~r June 24 man EU'ruflg Prelu,11I! 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9:15 EDT ':15 EST WIP Vnc l , W]'! II II of Flime MORNING NBC-Tom Terris, Vagabond of SUNDAY, June 25, 1939 AFTERNOON WJ ... V l PUlfic R, ' WEU KlW \nIBC 12:45 EDT 11:45 EST \\tBA W~\t nRC CBS,SOIlt Lake Crty nbernac!e; ':00 EDT 7:00 EST 12:00 EDT 11:00 EST WJ:;V NBC-Ccw.t to Coast on a Bus: CBS·OrgOin Revei Ie: \\ABl \\01. {' . elh \\el "ORK:- \I.ltthrw. ("hurch NBC,WOIlter Log~n's Muslult: WPH ~lll&el WCAl,; Bo)d Lawler, boy reporter WDBJ (s,",-2157) \\ TAl: G, pel WPG \Iusical Vaneh" \lEU h"lW WRt WGY \\\IBG WEED Tn. ~unda)" Pllnrt t~BC·Organ WCB~t )Io~ninl Melodift *WPTF~ews ~fen', Bible Cla_s &: Xylophone Recital: F~m· WGH-SlrainJ of the Waltl: \\ EEU·German Meditation 10:30 EDT 9:30 EST WRTn-R~nl~t CBS·Major Bowes' Capitol \\ £.AF WRC WSB \\ ~BG "YW Church *WOR-. 'ews, Frank Si,,'i ._r WSBShut·!n Hour NBC·Russian MelodIes: WGY WRVABihle C ~ Ily h!fP 11'1'15.27) NBC·Peerless Trio: WJI WOZ WPH' KYl" \\R( \b.\l W\IOG WS\'A WPA WSVA-Brotherhu,o(! Bible Clu. NBC-Radio City Music HolIlI of WRTD WHL (~W 21.5) WBAL W\I.-\I. WORK WBZ 9:30 EDT ':30 EST the .-\Ir; :,tnn~ Orch.; Erno Ra· 1:00 EDT 12:00 EST KDKA·Trails to HJppUltU CBS·AubOide for Strings: WAHC NBC·Children's Hour: WEAF 11:15 EDT 10:15 EST pte dlr WJZ WBZ W~I.-\L NBC-W<1terloo Junction, sketch: \\'c'B\t:·Good :\turnip&: WDBJ WCAO WRVA WHP NBC.Neighbor Nell: W.IZ WB7. WUTo WFIL KDKA WTAR WJZ KDKA "\I.-\L WPTF WBZ WIP-Rn. Jan e 8r her CBS-Wings Over Jordan: WABC WBAL lsw 15.21) WPC (sw21.57) WPG WnBJ \\"("'\(1 "'iP WRV4 W"Al KDKA (5.... 15.3315_21) Wt.W ('\11'15.21.15.33) WOR-Silnr Straint ...... " driJo,1 ... _ 18 ...;. _II. NBC-Crawford Cara..... n: WEAF WBIG WIIAS WBT WeAU (s.· NBC-Romann Melodies: \H1BG CBS-Church of the Air: WABC ':15 EDT 7:15 EST W~)l KY\\' ¥,:GY W(BA W,tOG 2157) W::;\1 W("BA MBS·Zinn Arthur's Orch,: WOR WDBJ WJ~V W(.-\O WCAU WBT (w \5.27·2152) NBC·Cloister Bells: WJZ WFIL WRC KDK_\ \Ioha I.and WBAL·";unaav Mornin« Roundup Fir 1 Presb)tE'nau Church: W::'B (~""·2j.5) WGH 'Iu~ini Interlude WRrn \VBZ KDK.-\-Rev. Louis H. Enns W("B\t (h..n Ytrnaclf' Cboir \\lP-Re... _F F Bo~"orth WTARWe~le}men Bible Class Maltnante & Sam Herman; Three WIIAS-Dr. John Zoller *\\iCAO·New.lo: Musicale *\\'IP-N'ews: Business Opportu­ WQUK·ehriqian S('ienre Prgm. ':45 EDT 7:45 EST \"'("B\t·Good Morninllt Dalton Boys; Waldo May')', WPG-B 0 a r d lV .Ill.. Intervlew~ 10:45 EDT 9:45 EST Orch.: WABC WJSV WDBJ Illlies CBS·ROIdio Spotlight: WABC WEEU·\1emorial Bible Cla~s NBC-Kidoodlers: WFBH WPTF W..alhpr WPG WCAO WHIG WOH·Cospel TOibernacle WRToMu~ical WDBJ (sw·21.57) WPG-Rev. Coulson Shepherd KYW WSM WtBR WGY WRC WOR K Ensemble Prgm. MBS·To be announced: WGH WSM First Presbyterian Church NBC·AnimOiI News Club: WEAF 10:00 EDT 9:00 EST KDKA ~lu it' of Toda)' WPG-Rev. G. E. Lowman Go~pel W5\"AWurds & Music KYW WMBG WSB WRC We8A NBC·D<1nct Orch.: WJZ WBZ WGHTropical Moods Your Sillll"er: WnVA WBT WPTF United Church Servin WIPMr~. WCAM·Bible Presbyterian Church *weAO-WPA Musicale: News KDKA WLW WRTo WMAL G, W. Ballard 12:15 EDT 11:15 EST 1:15 EDT 12:15 EST WFIl Bill Reads the Funnies WORK WBAL (sw-15.21·21.5) *WJSV,News Reporter WCAU-ChildrclI', Hour NBC-Music for Moderns: WFon WIP Pil'Crim SuudJy :'thoul WCBA Jolly Jesters *N.. ",~: WORK WDEL CBS-Church of the Air: WADC 11:00 EDT 10:00 EST WFIL·Mu~ic & Community News WBIC.Presbyterian Churc:h *1'lews: WIP WBIG WRTo,Orctln Rfvuit! "'HP WDBJ WCAO WJSV WBIG 9:00 EDT 8:00 EST *NBC-News: In the LOind of WCH Welfare Bible Class WIP-Sylvia Shearer, ~ongs WlB:ll·'·Cz('cho·Slovak Hour" WRVA WCAU WBT (,w-21.57) Rem~l'n; *WEEU·Baerri<:k's Mlnnaranus: *CBS·From the OrgOin loft: '-takf' B..!irn·. "lire WHAS·Religious Servic:e NBC-Highlights 01 the Bible: WJZ KoKA WM,\L (5..... 15.21) *WLW·!'ews Review 12:30 EDT 11 :30 EST News News: WABC WDBJ WHAS NBC·To be announced: WEAr WEAr WFBR WRe WGY WSM *NBC·News: Romance Melodies: WOR-N. Y. World s FOIir; Ban WCI-I Patterns in MU'!iic WCAO WBIC WHVA weAU WDEt. WRC WGY KYW WS\1 WOJU\Gt)~1W1 Hour (~w·21.57) WPTF WMBG KYW WRC KYW WCY W'1BG WlW hall Scltool Suhjl'CL "Tbe Tad: or tbe WRC-Musical Work~!lop CBS-SOItt Ltke City TOibernule: WPG·Melody Moments Churcb."' CBS-Orientale: WBIG WBT NBC·Turn Back the ClOck: WEAF WSB-Rubber Band WABC WH'S WIP WHP (s",. WSVA Pla}h"llse WSM WHC W\tBG WCBA WCBA-Bethel Radio Churcb WDBJ WCAO WHAS WCAU WSVA-Toda)·'s Almanac: 15.27) NBC-Coast to Coast on <1 Bus: WCBM·Morning Glories *. ·e ..... ': WSM WBAl l'mjil"ram; ('"tI"lr- Onward Y" 1:30 EDT 12:30 EST WJZ WMAL WFIL WBZ WLW WoEL·Tune Tinkers *WBZ-News: Radio JournaL 11:45 EDT 10:45 EST 1'1"<'1,1t>. ISilloeliu,). Dre.m, NBC·NormOin Cloutier's Orcn.: (~w·21.5) WFIL·S)"mphonic Hour Wealher l\\'lI.!:n..r·nurl,,), ('ral.. l"e tbe WJZ KDKA Wl\tAL WPTr WTAR WRTD NBC-Vernon Crane's Story Book: I..nr'l (SIf'I,hl'n J And Let thf' Rout for Joy IS/,1It' WBAL Wfll. WBZ ( ,,15.21) KDKA-Me:ludy T'me taillS: West Bible ria',. WrA\t 'unda\' \f...titllion­ WDEL WGY hl·n"l. Org.u--TlX-n11l In n :\Illll'r rIJ.("h). 1I1rcbe Xoctur.... CBS·To be announced: WABe KYW·1"he Storv Lady WHAS-SundOlY JOIil Seniti! WCBM Younjtelson Jewish Period Jadr:. 'Tbf' \lillll R. ::r,·lIal,l. WIt\'A WJSV WBIG (sw21.52· \\or~hip Rlhl'lt·. I. Ib_ Utl~ of today'. ,llc·:\ta.lfOrJ _nd I,nllaby WCBM-Voic:e WIthin WIP-lel's TTy Reh!:ion WFEU \lorninlt Irom .lSr1Ihm••• 15.27) WEEU·Let's Go to Churc:h *WOR-'i'tws TrHlit)' lutheran Church talry·lalf'. NBC·Radlo City Music H..U: MBS-Sal"'<1tore Mario de Stefano, WGY -Sunday "JI't' Jdlry \. l.rUt CBS·1t Gon LIke ThK. \\ ABt 1"1",.lr.tr· Jte"ercDd Jam.. n WR\·.\ WII.\S WOBJ WOIG Emery Parnell; W.lter Tetley; Blth Wilson, Ltcn leon· CBS·Words Without MuSIC NBC·News from tht Nition's Kf'stte. (.'Plt' \\JI W~\I WRTO KDKA WlIP (S., -11.83) Irdi's orchtstr... \\ RVA "l.\~ \\ :\I.\L (s"" 11.87, MBS-M) lucky Breik: NBC·Unlv. of Chlu,o Round 6:30 EDT (5:30 EST) Gateway to Hollywood, 4,30 EDT 3,30 EST Wf'IL T~bIe Oi'MIUICtn \\ i:AF \\ DEL NBC-T~ptStry Musiule: WJZ NBC·P.ul WIng s Spellin, Bn: (i.. t Joe I ...... ,. r.d ... Talent Quest. ~Iaa. \\GY \\\IUG \\fRR "fie W .... B GUtst: Edwud Everett Horton. "lftn comedian. \\BAL \\Ul \HIL \\RIO \\JAR \\l..\F \\fOR KYW \\GY WLW KDKA WPTt· \\ ~LU \\:-0 I (Still \.I.\L WHe \\Ull (s" 953) (Continued on Hut p."e) 1187) 7:00 EDT (6:00 EST) Jack Benny, Comedian. MBS-Lco Frtudberg's Orchestr.: M.ry Livingstone; Kenny Baktr; Don Wilson; Phil won WOL Harris' orchestr•. ThiS, thl last progrim for the suson. will originlte from W.uktgin, Illinois. Guest. Mincil KYW Contol~ & Kt')board nlcott, ""iyor of W.uktg.. n. \\ 8T·lhmn Time Frf'd Karb\ ,. --,--.oJ_1t .._r ...... "" _ ...... WC",O·Th. ~und..)' PLa)erl *WCAL X.-s 7:00 EDT (6:00 EST) People', Platform; Discus· \\ CB~I-Q\J1l PrO!Crlm sions. WGH-Request Rttital 7:30 EDT (6:30 EST) Fitch Bandwagon. \\J~V-:-unda)' Pl.~er Futurin, up·.nd-coming danu blonds of the younger \\ "'\·.\To be ar oUllCf'd uMeei 'tid- At ,ener..tion. Garry Morflt is the M. C. 2,45 EDT 1,45 E5T CBS·Zionist Or,.niution of Am· 7:30 EDT (6:30 EST) Gulf Musical Playhouse. W_\BC WDOJ WBIG WHP J .. ne Froman, mUlO·sopuno; Jin Petru, tenor. ,nd WOT bw.lI.83) Erno R,pce's orchtstr•. THE (N. Y.) FAIR" ©N.Y.W.F. MBS·Alice Blue. pianist: Wfll. 7:30 EDT (6:30 EST) Radio Guild; Drama. 0/1 \VOt 8:00 EDT (7:00 EST) Adventures of Ellery KYW lIuntimr &. F, hin« Club ~s. Queen, Drama. \\'CAl'-B. eball Athletics Dr..mUiltd detective stones, with Ellery Queen. fiction· rlnel;md \\ CB"-Itali"n Hour detective story·writer. and others. JUNE 25th (Sunday) W(iJl The Diu Trio 8:00 EDT (7:00 EST) Symphony Orchestra. *WonNeW5 &. \"if'w of BaJie E"ch Lelnsdorf. young W.gneri..n conductor 01 thl The Elltire Cast of ball Metropoliun Oper. Comp.. ny. will conduct the orchestra. WRVA·Ouuty Thlt Endures M ;~ dete,' r ,. _ I., eol .. WS\'AJ.lck Fret""t'll. hlr. 8:00 EDT (7:00 EST) Chase and Sanborn Hour. 3:00 EDT 2,00 EST Don Ameche. M. C.; Edgu Bergen and Chuht McCu· MBS-On I. Sund.y Afternoon: thy, com~iins;Don.ld Dickson. baritone; Robert Arm­ IT'S WHEELING STEEL WOt WFIL bruster's orchestra. NBC·Sund.y OrlVt": WEAl'­ Ineluding \VTAR W:\1UG WRe WSO W$:\\ 9:00 EDT (8:00 EST) Hollywood Playhouse. WDEL WGY KYW Starring Charles Boyer. THE MUSICAL STEELMAKERS NBC·Three Cheers: WJZ WFBn This is tht lut ,ppunnce of Chults Boyer for the KOKA \VBl W\tAL (!w-ll.87 stason. Dorothy Ann Crowe • Ardenne White 15.331 9:00 EDT (8:00 EST) Ford Summer Hour. CBS·Columbia Bro..dnstlng Sym. James Melton, tenor; Fr..ndi White. soprino; Rouge Singing Millmen • Old Timer phon)': WABC WCAO WJSV Reporter; Don Voorhees' orchestr•. WUW WBl \\lm; WH.-\~ The Steele Sisters \\ nn Will' I w 1183l 9:30 EDT (8:30 EST) Walter Winchell. Column· .....e: .....' __ I.'.... _ •. ist. Jean & Her Boy Friends ~tOl")'. \I.l.ry &. B"b' Tru,' WU\ 9:30 EDT (8:30 EST) American Album of Fa' W:-.\'A Walter Patterson \\ 8AI. .'am ~ ion miliar Music. WCUI Hilf &. Half Fr..nk Munn, tenor; Jun Dickenson, sopr.no; Eliubeth \\T 13.0\ Bil~eball Gamt lennox. contr..lto; Hunschen's concert orcheHr... Will Broadcast From \\(IBI"The ~aur lof' Voice" 10:00 EDT (9:00 EST) The Circle, \\TBR ~f''''' &. \':leW, Lawrence Tibbett; M.ldeleine Curoll: Groucho .. nd \\(al Ad.lreM by M G_ J~m" Chico Mux: Owen Dnls. Jr.; Robert Emmttt DoLan's \\OR Buebln; Bt0..00 ·• I ry I..... WII" Top TUIll'S be O(\lall' Orch.' WE\F \nIDG ., _.r. 0 ..1 . WB,\L Around the Olllner Tabl, WSVA To anllflunCf'rl KOK\ WIP·Anne Reynol,l -.nIle:" WI.W"l!'llIlly M,llI:ic wr.\\1 WFBR WOEl \\-TAE NBC·Grouch Club; Comedy & Mu 8,15 EDT 7,15 EST WTIC WII.UI \\'RC WGY KYW Mu~ic You Want: WBZ KYW *WOR·Xe.... $· Fr.. nk Sille;i ....r WHTD,rilitur of th.. Air 'IC: WEAF WRe WSB WLW \\ PTF ~p"rlt Parade (~ \\U..1. \\(iy \\S\"A "m"r. f~nil)' Robin<;on W~\"ATo be JnnOUnCM W4.'b.a1l Rnume .....c: _., __ 1_ II... -. :\1~lon, tnr. rra cta Whil... *CBS·Ktllt..nborn Edits the H..ws: *\\~B L~ WT. J To bf': , f'd WH.HI You. the lnsem Jury ooop.. Don \ oorhH Offh & \\ ABC \\ RYA WBIG WOW Sur u'" 'If Mdo- MBS-A,merrun Forum 01 the Air d, 6,45 EDT 5,45 EST *WLW p..ter Grant: Eveoinl WOR WOL RfHJe" R"porttr WABC wr.-\o we \0 weAl WJ::,\" WBT hw • 'ew~paper 12,30 EDT 11,30 E5T NBC-Grouch Club WCAE Carolina~ WR\'A WJS\' \\Ii\s \\TAli WBT 6.06 1183) WR1 f) "lInday Varieties WBT Fri"ndly Pnr;m. \\-JAS ( .... -6.06 11.83) NBC-One Man'S Famrly: KPO HBC-Silhouettes in Blue: WPTF WGH-Conc..rt ~u'S:icale CBS-Eton Boys: WHP *WS\"A SlOWS CBS-To be announced W81G KH I W I Pr 1. ar To bf' ..n.ounrM WPG WS\"A \\ HAS-Old Fashioord Rninl NBC-Churio: WJZ \\:\IAL WDZ 8 .) *Pf'tf'r Gnnt. Eveninr N....'­ 7,45 EDT 6,45 EST H",,, wup \\ I n KOK \ WRTO WBAL IJ2PU WII,'" KYW *WBAl'li, I \\ IP Rev. \t ~nll " -Plienon MBS·Old FolIShioned Revival: WOl \HTI. f w.I1.87) End 01 Sunday Protrams

KDKA Orun Rev..ries NBC-Story of the Month' WJZ WBIG-Sonl of tb" Piuneen MORNING WBIG·~ll1ming Melodlel MONDAY, June 26, 1939 W~\' WORK WRTD W\tAL WGH Lan~orth r ..atur.. P"m. \\ 8Z The Wom;rn Buy, NBC Centr~l City. sketch; \\E..\F WOR Oranl" 81onom Ql.lulet WCAO·Kiddie Oub \H8R WGY KYW WRC WDEL W~:\I :\Iormnr: \-arietl" 8,00 EDT 7,00 E5T WCAU·lhe HeJlrt of Julia Blak. W~B W~:\1 WLW W:-,\",\ I)aul Alit on plWm. NBC-Gen.. & Glenn: WEAr WEEll-F", IIdl}' Club 9,15 EOT 8,15 E5T WF8RRaJph Pl .... er Pr/tm. \\-I:\R F" hi ,I) " Thrift 9,00 EDT 8,00 EST WFil The CarHr of Alrn: Blair KOK.\ Your Famih' & 'line \\-T_'JWhtl It? W1ttBG WSB ( 21.5) NBC·Band·Goes to Town: WEAf \\B\I.Cuffr of Abce Blair *NBC·Hews: Women in the W\tBG KYW WGY WGH Hits & Fllcor.s 10,30 EDT 9,30 EST '*CBS.oddities in the News: ~ketch WBIG ViI\.ar:' Parson :\e.... ~ WEAF WGYKitty Keene, HBC-Origlnaliti..s: wonK WS:\I Hne You Forrotten: Ruth CBS-Romany Trail: WABC WPG *WIIAS·\ews W8T Bett)· & Bob *NBC·News: HtiPpy Jack, songs: Wc,\l! W8l Home Forum NBC·Jack Berch & His Boys: Brine, talk: WADC (iw-21.57) WIIP-Mary Fountain, orlallist ~ev.f: WMBG WGY WRC HBC·Brukfut Club: WP1'F WIP Evangf'li~t Gltonn [)a\i' *W("..\t' Hoo..ier Hnt WJZ "UAL WBZ W"AI. WFIL N8C·Earb..nders: Vocalists & Or· Shot :\'ornin!l" :\1('lodies NBC-Wom.l;n of Tomorrow: \VJZ *New,; WSB WFBR WLW WJSV Magic Carpet CBS.Hilltop Hous .., sketch: cheslla: WJZ WLW·800n. C!'lUIII)' Carav.n WrB:\1 Dance TriO WA8C WC.-\U WRVA WCAO \tu leal Clock: WCAO WSVA WDBJ·\1ary Daily, the penonal Musical Clock: \VGH KYW CBS·Rlchud Muwell, tnr. Morninr Devotion.: WOBJ W\'AL-Earl Godwin WBT WDBJ WHAS WJSV WHP philosopher: WABC WOBJ WPG WOR·Career of Alice 81air ~holll.ll!'r \VBZ WRVA WCAO WDEL WHP WE(o~U-Bailey Ga~t' Country GtII· NBC·Just Plain 8l11, sketch: WOIlJ WCAO WHP WRVA WBIG (sw. fo.DKA I.inda' Fir~t Love, ~ketch WPG·Voice by the Seoll WEAF WGY WRC K YW WF8R 2157) WS8'lorning Hymnal tI..men Family Pn}'er Period: WSVA WBAL-Around the Breakfast WFlt Victor H. Linrllahr WOEL WLW *NBC·News; Brukfut Club; Table 9,45 EDT 8,45 EST WGH·Glady. Lyle, organist MBS·M..lody Strings: WOR WOL 8,15 EDT 7,15 EST WBIG, \'orninr Matin..e Orch.: WRTO WSAN WF1L CBS-Bachelor's Children: WADl WHAS·Jackton Family Juli~ CBS-Bob Byron, songs: WABC \VB1' Your Favorite Band H"art of Blake; WSVA (sw-21.5) "HAS WJSV WCAU *WIIP Nev.,: Donald \ovis, tor, WLW ('11"-21.57) WBZ·As You Like It WIPJJne Kin!!, *~ews: *New~: WTNJ WSVA CBS-Eton Boys: WBIG \VIP WBIG WI'IL-Keep Fit tn Music WORTo be announced NBC-Hi Boys: WEAr (lw.21.5) KDKA·Shopplng Circle WJSV-Arthur Godfrey KOKAAir Gr;lmt, Dot Ie: Pat NBC·Edward MacH ugh. Gosp..1 WPli Hom" Hour WCA" 'l.mntain DO~I NBC-Yocal V09ues with Norse· KYW·Morning Vu-ietia WOR \llId('rn llvirllil: T.UIl. Sinf/:er: WF..AF WDZ KYW WGY WBAL· lory Behind the Head· WPTF For Women Only WCU\t,!.el Tber.. Be Li ht m.." Quartet: WJZ WRTO WR\"A-1'obacco Tacs KDKA \'fBAL WLW WRC (sw· *W".\~ .·e...... DJ.nre Interlude line WSM,TIme to Shine WEEU·M,lody Sboppers *N"wI WIP WSB 15.21) WSVA· ~1vrninJl: Melodies \\-'GH ~lorninc Gospel Hour *WBT-Reporter: NewI: Quartet "TNJ It't a Faci WTAR Church of the Air 8,30 EDT 7,30 EST *WBZ·Ne..... s: Musicale NBC·Cadets: W~B W'tBG WOEL \\--PG,Happy Birthday WCAU·Tod~Y'1 SboPpinl New. 9,30 EDT 8,30 EST 10,15 EDT 9,15 EST WPTF-Vour family &: Min. CBS-BoY & Girl Nut Door: WBT-Woman', Workf: Martha WRTD Around the Clotk WABC ( w·21.57) WCB'I :\hrninc Glories *H BC·Br..t1kfut Club: News: MBS-Paul Allison. poems & or· *WDEL \ews: D~ily Dtvotioca WJZ WBZ WORK WS\t Dulin calli t: WLW WSA~-D. r S~'II"tI' Tru. Stories NBC-Swing Sennad.. ; Rakov's WGH:\Iu leal Clock WOBJ -Stcrd Diary 10,45 EDT 9,45 E5T On:h.: WJZ WFIL CBS·Roman, Trail: WRVA (nt"­ *WFIL·Interlude: N"w. NBC-Josh Higgins of Finchville: *WJSV·N..wI Reportu: Arthur 2151) WORK WPTF W~IAL WSAN MBS-John M..tctllf's ChOir Loft: HBC-Do You Rem..mb..r?: WEAF WGH Calendar of E\'enb WOR Godfrey NBC-The family Man: WEAF WJZ \\ EEl' WRTO Wsa WBZ (sw·21.5) WLW Time to Shin" WHP- Vic &: SJde WDEL W\IBG \\:\fAL-Jack Foy KOK W8AL t ..... 15.21) NBC-Hous..boat Hannah. sketch: WOR-Artbur Godfrey, talk KOKA WLW (1"'-15.21> :\Iusiul Cktck KDKA WBT CBS-Manhiltta.n Mother, sk.etch: *WORWom"n M..ke the New' HBC·John's Other Wif~, sketch: WORK-:\1ornin&; Devotioo, NBC-Woman in White, ,k..tch: 8,45 EDT 7,45 EST WP'IT·Sin~in· Sam WA8C WCAU *WPG· 'Innitor VI"WI th.. New. WEAF WGY WDEL \\IRC WFOR NBC-Do You Remtmber7: WSAN WRVA Domino Mu :,. Box KYW WEAF WFBR KYW WGY WRC *WRC·Newl: Gordon Hittf:llmark KDKA Edrlur', D;lulthter ..,ct...... _ ....,•• _ ,.... 10. WPTF WTAR WMBG WSB *WS8-Sel'ls: Penelope P..nJ:l: Ra KYW-~",bbor Ned WSB Shoppinr: :\e.... , dio Hf'adlintl WBT "u_inl Oock WTNJ -Bttty Treat CBS-Myrt & Margt, sketch: NBC·lrving Miller's Orch.: WJZ CBS-M..I04y Time: WARC fninc Melodin WDBJ-BulletiD Board 10,00 EDT 9,00 EST WABC WHP WCAO WCAU *WTAR ~ews; TUDe Serrice: WEEU HoK hoe. fik.. &: Cow· CBS-Pretty Kitty K..lIy. sk..tch: WJSV WHAS WRYA WDBJ CBS·Stepmother. sketch: WABC *Nt¥f1: WFIL WS'C Prem. Rnume boy Joe: WABC \VJS\' WRVA W8T WCAU WHAS WCAO WJSV CBS·Merrymakers: WBIG won .\Ian r"urlr,p\" NBC·To be announced: W'IBG 2-837 Page 2S \\ BT H)mns of All Churches WOnK Tht S.....inR.. terl Good Listening for Monday WDEL WBZ·Sonill: "'hoppers WPIT-Organairel F,,"'Mr tall. a ..d .tali-ons _1~" 111 _st_ t 1' be NBC,Clroline's Golden Store. lou"",, I.. I.... adJaes..t .,,,,,,a... colu at u.s t, ,,_, I cat... WCA\f-Agricultural Briefs ~kE'lch WLW WGY (sw 15.33· MONDAY *\\'("8:'11. 'I'\h Bull('lin~ 1521) \\'DBJ OrlCan ~, ..IO(h WGHOn the lfIbli matic Sketch. WBIG-Golden Quarter-Hour 2:45 EDT 1:45 E5T \\ liP Kittv Keene, ~ketcb CBS·Mary Mlrglret McBride. col- "'.n",.. of IN coosl ...ay be fo""",, ... "'aftS 10. \\ 8/ Tht H~mbler CBS-Poetic Strings: WR\-"..\ WIlT \\IP'ln, G. \If. Ballard umnist: WABC WCAO WHAS AFTERNOON \\(8.\1 It~lian Popular Mu..;ic W81G WOftK Frank Renaut. or!Cilonist WIIP WCAU WJSV \\'OBJ \Ia Perkin..;...kelch NBC-Mlnhlttln Melodies: WPTf WRYA-Rhythmites t;BC·Dorothy Dreslin. sop.: WJl 12:30 EDT (11:30 EST) National Farm and Home WEE-U.Agricultural Extension As- WEEV *\\'~B Radio Headlilles \\ HTD \nfAL WBAL W~'I Hour. sociation NBC·Hymns of All Churches: \\'~~1-Jack & hi~ Buddies WFIL Subject: "Fum Security Administrltion Medicli Ser- WFIL \oOl1day Re"~ries WEAF WBAL KDKA WRC K'iW W~VAThi Day Is Ours NBC-Luigi Ronmanelli's Orch.: vice." Speaker: Or. R. C. Willilms of the Fum WGH-luncheon L)-ric! WGY \\-'LW (~w-I1.87) WTNJ Listen to the Rhythm \\ E.\F K YW WRC' WSB WPTF Security Administrltion. Subject: "The Whelt SitUl- WIP-Today'! lIits CBS·When l Girl Marries: W.\I3C 11:00 EDT 10:00 EST WOR IIllltop House \VilAS W(AU WJ:::iV Will' MSS-T 0 be announced: WOL tion:' Spuker: Eo J. Rowell of tne Burelu of Agri- WORK-Luncheon Ensemble CBS-It Hlppened In Hollywood: WeAO WADC WJSV WCAU *KDKA-News: Weather: Temp. culturll Economics. WPTF-Heporter: Prgm. Rnume: NBC·The Story of Mary Marlin, Musicale Rarllpld Jubilee WCAM·Your DrUl!'iist sketch WJZ KDKA WBAL WDUJ-Musical Interlude \\BTYoung Dr. Malone NIGHT WHC-Tex Walker DEL·Cla~"09••m may be fOund o"I>SlIe ._. colu..... 1. W~B (olton Production Perkins. shtch 11:15 EDT 10:15 E5T \\HY.\ \\S\A Let'. Swinl{ It WCA.\I-S"melhing of EverythinIC NBC-Vic & Slde, sketch: WJZ *~ews: WORK WDEL WGH 8:30 EDT (7:30 EST) Magic Key. WTAR n dio l.unch~o Club *WCAO :\ews: Spotlight Review \\ BAL waz WLW WS8 WMAI. hDKA.RQse}" Bill The Mlgic Key. formerly hurd on SundlYs, begins l 2:00 EDT 1 :00 EST \\,CAt'Women's Club of the AIr KDKA (w·15.33·15.21) WBAL-Ibpp~' J{thnny new series tonight, futuring In hour·long preview of MBS.Freddie Nlgel's Orchestra: *\\-'< 'U'I\ews Bulletins WOBJ ·Singin' Sam NBC·Viennese: Ensemble: WFIL \\ BIG,Sunshine Club the motion picture "Second FIddle," 'With most of the WFIL WUBJ·J..inda·s Fint Love prll,cipals participlting. A record long·distance scene. CBS-Doc Buday's Dlughters. WGH·Concert liniatures NBC-Lorenzo Jones, sketch \\ II \'" CoUt'ft ,f -\ttnculture \\EAF KrW WGr WRC WDEl \\ EEl; F.miliar H\mns between SonJl Henie in NOrwlY and Tyrone Power in ketch. WABC WDB.' WCAO \\'IP Sport~ Jambor« WFBR \\ FUR EVlrq. W"man 10 Hour Hollywood, will be hurd. Other highlights of the pro- WCAU \\'J~\ Citl~('r of Alice 8~r \\'IIP-Checkerboatd Time grlm ue Rudy Vallee and his orchestrl: Mlry Helly. CBS-Sclttergood Blines. ske:tch: \\JP-Jack D.. ~son. SO'l{S NBC-Betty & Bob. sketch: WOR RM River Dave, cowboy WABC WH.\S WR\'A WJSY • WBT WCAO WCAU WDBJ ~~:~~~;~~~~~'~:~IUsit ~:~;t~~:~~';~~~~:rt:~: lG~r~'~~h;:tUr~:~i~~e~~~i~r9c~::~~~ ~~.~~~ ~.1l~· ~\'~,Al\.~~KA WG\' \\'R\"ASf, Ott Diary W~\'A WBIG Sin In' SaID *WR\'.\ Randolph 'lacon CoUelCe wha wrote the musiul score for ·'Second fiddle." NBC-Adventure in Reading: WJZ Uri & Li ten *W(M1 Ne~~ htl,11 :\1'\\ WRTI) \\8/ WORt~ WS.\oI \\SA:"J \\~\-A 3:15 EDT 2:15 E5T W(8.\1 ,\ir rondilioninr - tllk, Hur"l Rh)·thm 8:30 EDT (7:30 EST) Model Minstrel.. \\\1\1. 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WEEU.AflernOt>n Melrrliel WSA~ Orches~ WSB WGY WMBG WSM WHC' W5'1 TUlles of the Day Wo· WJZ WUZ WSM WPTF 10:00 EDT (9:00 EST) Guy Lombardo'. WFBR-Ned Trudeau, symphonic WTAR WlW KYW man' Bureau of the Air KDKA WRTD \B1AL WT.\R moods WS\'A The Gu vel ~iOl!:er WORK \\'S8 (<;\\ 15.21) tra. \\'CIIToday'. Top Tun« WilT enter Family WTAR-Baile\- Barco. orr~anist NBC·Faith and freedom: WEAF 10:00 EDT (9:00 EST) True or Falsej QUiz Pro~ *WHAS ."ews \\TAU Buekill. 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'(':1'S "WRC WGY KYW WDEL WFBR WIP l'ndr Wip 9:45 EDT 8:45 EST WEAF II) \\ \IUG WT.-\\1 CBS-Rhythm.lirrs: WBIG WCAO WJA~ 8aron Elliott', Ort~, 8:00 EDT 7:00 EST NBC-To be OInnounud: WFOR WTI( WOBJ (5",.11.83-15.27) 6:00 EDT 5:00 EST WRC·The Plainsman NBC-Order 01 Adventurers: \\Jl W\lOG MBS-Ted fio·Rito·s Orch.: WOL NBC·Scirnu in the News: WEM *WR\,A Rh)thm Pandr !\rw. h(oK\ WBZ WEEl· \\11\'\1 WBlt,; Po' R~trr WOR *NBC·Club Matinee: News: WfBR W B WRC W -M W\lBG WSM Marlett Rep')rt. CBS·Tunr-Up Time: \\ABC WRT Wfli HI i I· H '\1USI Ottan WP1F WBAL , w·9.53) T~ CBS'POIncho's Orch.: W \BC WHP W,,\'-\ II ounC"td \\bV WCAU WCAO WHA5 WGII ~f, "d, in Rh)"thm WPG WJob \\ DSJ WBIG WCAU WCAM O"tty·Jo, son" *NBC-(News. WJZ only) Stuff 7:00 EDT 6:00 EST W)AS WRVA (s.9.59-11.83) \\ HP \tl" "'l'l Gn Id. or ·a,,· t I ,,9.65) WGH-Album of FavOritN nlilh·~ Orch. WJZ WRTO NBC-Orphans of Diyorce. sketch: (.11 KY\ K~L at 12 mid.) 10:00 EDT 9:00 EST WHASRh)·thmairN WBl WFiL WMAl WBAL CBS·lum & Abnt:r: WHAS (al,o *CBS·Human Side 01 the News; wn MBS·"NOIme Three." quiz show NBC-True or F.llse; Dr, Harry ft 7·15 p.m.) WHP-Farmu', Servicr Prem, Ed.... in C. Hil~ comm.: WABC WHAM KDKA (.".11.87> .... ith Bob Hawk WOR WFiL Hagen, dir WJZ KDKA W\lAL *WIP·Nrw, WCAU WJAS WHP Csw·15.27) NBC·Frrd Waring in Ptusure WHAM WflL WBAL WLW WBZ NBC-Glenn Millrr's Orch.: WJZ WOR-Zinn Arthur's Oreh. NBC-AI Puree's Going; EYerett KOKA WBU WPTF (", 6.14) MBS-Drifting and Drumlng: Tim.' WEAf WDEL WGY KYW (s",-11.87) WRVA J. Harold lOl",rel cr. JOnll;' W"',l. tilt.; Arlrllr H.lrri,; Carl WOL WfOR WRC WT."R WCAE (al~ HBC-Contf:ntrd Hour; Marf:k \111 il' You W.nt KYW WGY WSVA Vniely Time H"fr, Orch WE"F WTUt WDEL WBl hOA Kfl at 11 p_m.) WTAR \VCAE WPTf WORK Wrbrr, dlr. WEAF W5\t wnc *WTAR-Nrw': \1u ;'.11 Interlude Lonl RanKrr: WDEL WORK WB1 ~i'O'tl Rrvit'w. 5:00 EDT 4:00 EST *:O;ew~ WBIG WHA\t CBS-Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: WRC KYW WSM WfBR W.tBG WCAE WTAM WFBR WMBG \\.\BC WJAS WCAO WJSV WBT WDEl WTlC WCY WSB WLW WGY W~B KYW WRC WTAR WCAO Spot Ii ·ht Review NBC·Song Swerts: WJZ WRTD Kitty Kr:t:nr, Inc., sketch: WlW WFIl. l.arn Vldr hI fIOnu WS\'A WCAU WRVA (~w.ll.83) hi ° (al~o KPO Kfl at 12~ am.) WOEL WPTF ('1"-9.53) WF1L \'VSAL W\1AL WOZ WPTF J.ul1~I.,v I.,,"l~· WGH The 'l\;ilChl Watch *KYW-Nl"wI: Oinnf:r Mu,it at 11 p_m.) TIll' wtll Idna WORK WBAI.-Around the Dinner Table !>I.v 1.1111.. Iiudulroo lind, "'lIh WJSVStrramline Interlude: Sne· WBAl-Uncie Jack'. Club MBS·Fulton lewis, Jr., comm.: WBIG-~portJ th,· Illlllrldll', W","'ward 110 and NBC·Glenn Miller's Orch,: WEAf gon~f'l. ball Score, WBT·Dancr Time WOL (1230 kc:) WOB.J World Oilnt"t!I lt"lI San" In UII' Thf' WI.\V-Thi~ '\o'DEI. WfOH WHC wr,v IIUllrl,'III' .... 111 11110 orrl'r 8101' h the Fair *WBZ-Rrporter: News: Wuther WGIIB3~eball Rrsume CBS-ColumbiOi Chamber Orch.: WBIG-Lone Ran'f:t '·a.-.ltl,· "'"'Ill!lrht an,l lUup h WOR-Jo....ph M_ RUE'btinr. talk WCAE·Evening Serenade \ ...·DOJ Thunda\' 'fornin( Music WHP Good ,Will COllrt Ill.. :Slltllt. lind ~Ir. Wl'h.·r, 1"10, WPG WDDJ WHAS WIIP WBIG WCB~1 *,,"ORK \"'''' Sones al Twilieht WGII ~tu leal Merry Go Round WIP.Sunny Smile Club 11111011, will Illay M,O(lnlhrhl \\ nr-"'tarlil:hl R"':of (,w-l1.83) EI~ie Per~ini:er, piani~t \la,l<>nlla Tlw or,·h'>ollra will WOBJ \\111' \lu~lr hy Grole W;\lAL·lntermezzo WRVA Sa)' It Wilh \lu ic WEEU·Hank Lawson's Buml "Ial SlIn Frand'l<'O. lioM,·u (:ate Onr Woman Speak.: WLW *WHAS·Newl WPGAtiantic City Daily World ,nr"_II'rl, I.a ~Irrlla fnalllllil ,,"SB Radio IIr dliflt'l WFIL·Sporh * WHP Littl" Ilro.... n Book Prll:rr.. llllli ('Jlln(' !o\treet ~r"D.ltr WSVA WGH,8allad, of Hill & Plain W"\fTh" WMld in Urvirw KOKA Tn Time Tun" Hoosier WIP:\tu5ic:a1 Mrmorie, \\ RTD !='wanrr Rlvlir Kiddin ISI...I'·I, 11:30 EDT 10:30 EST *WGYNews: Mu,ic:al Pt'(m WLW Baker & Denton, lports WSVATo be annoullced CBS·Gu)' lombardo's Orch.: Hot Shoh WHASWerkday Devotionl NBC·Rud)' V.llre·s Orch.: W,JZ KYWCarlton & Waynr WOR·Stan LomlX. ,ports 8:15 EDT 7:15 EST WABe W("AU WHAS WJAS wrnn WII \\1 WHAI. WORK WIP MU'it of thr !\fa5ters WJSV WCAO WRVA "BT (,w· WCAO-Movies' Magic Carpet 'ladcap~ WRTD-Around lhe Clot. *\VBIG-Srws I\OKA WflL WJS\',l\felody *W<;;,B Radio Uradlinr. 9.59) WCO'1 Today Winnr" \\'\1Al-Air Adv. of Jimmy Allen WOBJ,Pinto Petr & Hi Ranch NBC-Hor.ICe Heidt's Orch.: WEAf WGHHollywood at a Distann WSM-On the Bandstand Bo)" *MBS-R.lymond Gnm Swing. WRC WTlC W;\IB(; \\GY WS\t \\OR·Unde Don rhildreo's IOnCI WSVA·EvenillJ \1f'I,O(h", WIP Fuhrman's OTeh: 'hn About WPTF,S"eet l: S",,;nll; WCtl-Rrqunt Ruital comlll WOR WTAR WDEL WPTF WCAE Town WTA'1Lri \ SI t an Evenin.. WTAR Burt Repin. & 0< minot WIP.(olleJ!'r of fun WBIG Ollsin«' s ~.. ith Plra~ure (sw 9.53) 'BtBG To hr announCN Prrlude \\;\1 \l. DI~lrH:1 \r WOBJ-~erenade to Romancf: WTA;\I Th O",rn'-: \\rathrr WT~J·Pnli h VarirtiN CBS-Del Courtne)'·s OrchestrOl: WRYAForum *WTIC,Sr'" Weather WPG Phil Barrett & Or h. WGHSwf'('t & S.... ing *WSB Radio IIradLlll'S 7:15 EDT 6:15 EST \liS\'_\ Tn '", all no,,, eM WABC WOBJ \VJAS WCAU WT\J-Sports Ne",s lime WHP Thr :\1. ~ttt Singers WPC WBT WIIP WJSV WBIG *WS\1A Woman Look, at the 6:15 EDT 5:15 EST NBC·Song SWf:rts: WE..\F WOEI. 8:30 EDT 7:30 EST WPG-Cameol Nf:w, \\· ... B wnc WRe WPTf WS\t MBS-DOInu Orch,: wron WOL WRTD Jimmie Hamn~r', Orch CBS-Model Minstrels: WHAS \\ TAR·Dasf:ball Game CBS-Howie Wing, sketch: WABC WL\E (.lI~ !oft' 8:30 p.m.) WCAU WR\'A W(AO WJSV NBC-M.lglc Key of RCA: WJZ 10:15 EDT 9:15 EST *WT") POI' II Meludi. Nl'\u MBS-To be .Innounud: \VB.\l MBS·Eddy Duchin's Orch.: WOR *NBC·Ntws: WEAF WGY WTA" WH_\\I KOKA W\t.\L \\B\L MBS·Detectivf: O·Malley. drama: 5:15 EDT 4:15 EST CBS-lum & Abnf:t, comed)' WBl WPTF WORK (",11.87) WOR \\ FOR \I00hlicbt reow NBC-Salon Orch.: WBZ WCB)! 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Time: WI:;B WTA't WS" \HW WJZ \VBAL WonK WRTD WTI( WIlC WfDR WPTF KYW *CBS·Kaltenborn Edits the CBS·Blg Town; Newspaper MBS·Beno R.abinof, violinist. & WGY WLW WSB l w·9.53) *SI':\\,'1: WJAS WaIt WORK KDKA WHAM WFIL drama; Ed\\ard G, Robinson News: \VBT WBIG WRVA WDBJ Concerl arch.: WOR WOL .We-Jlher: ~e"~ WTI[ WPG and Claire Trevor: WABC WCAU NBC-True Story Timr with Fulton (s\\·9.65) MBS·Griff WilIiilms' Orch.: \VOL Our~l!:!r; *\'e\\,: \1u~ic: \vHP \VJAS WJSV WDBJ WHAS WBIG-Evening Hamlonill W,IZ W\1AL \VBAL MBS·Ted Fio·Rito·s Orch.: WOR wnc NBC-Ray Kinney'S OrC:h ; WEM *KOKA News: Sports: Weather: WRVA WBT WCAO (lw-6.Q6. WGIIThe Scorekeeper KDKA \\HA\1 WFIL ',"'BZ WOL WS~1 WTAB WPTF WGY WRC \\'IIP Bill Sherman, ~ong-!i: Radio (sw-l1.87) Tl':nlp. 11.83) lal~n KNX It 11·30 I,m} NBC·Ch.arles Barnett's Orchestra: WTAl\1 (5\\-9.53) ,,"0...... of Holly~ r-ead "Mol. !:':i\\eethf'arts MBS-Success Session: \VOL WaR *KYW-New,: Music You Wanl tllwood Showclown" In .....lI I..... 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8:30 EDT 7:30 EST NBC·Along FIfth Ave.: WJZ WCBADae Sellers' True StOf'i•• MORNING CBS·Bo)' & Girl Next Door: WEDNESDAY, June 28, 1939 KDKA Your Fami!) &. \Iine WCB\I·Jack Rohr's Trio \\ .-\BC (" 21.57) WB\ L-Career of Ali('e BI.air WEEl' \ll'lody Shoppers NBC·Swing Serenade; WJZ WFlt WBIG· Village Par-.on WGII \Iominr G" pel Hour ':00 EDT 7:00 EST i\EEU WBr Hcth & Bub \\ PC-Hap'J)' UirthlL) NBC'urbendrrs; SolOISts & Or· *NBC·News: HilPPY Jack. JOnQs~ CBS-Fiddler's F.nc)': WR\"A (IW WPTF Yoor family & \tine NBC·Do You Remember?: \\'EAF WBZ·Hume Forum h tra' \\Jl \\GY 21.57) *WCAl '0;("". H·IO iet Hot \\ RTO Around tbt CloclI. WSB hw-21 5) W~B, hOfpi' ."ett. *CBS·Odd,ties In thr Nrw$: * f'W \Iu lui (I(l('k WCAO *NBC·News: Women In the KDKA·ne Edilor', DIUll:hlU "lh II :\1, fIllllg 'Idodies HaH lou for II Ilu h \\ 1'(; 'l'\\' WEAF K\'W :\f'il[hbor :\l!d *\\-'CBA-~ns Dallce Interlude 10:45 EDT 9:45 EST BrIDe, til k \\ \ UC ( w 21 57) \I'lmin~ \\ UBJ ') h@ Pef"'''llal ~hupper \Iu Inl ('lle. kelfb WaR TI) be announced \\t;1I \1,)rnlnl G pel Hour line WLW KOK,\ (I'" 15,21) \\ BAL-A und th" Hle Jr.1 ...t HA~ '("A'I \\ I'G Home Hour \\C;\ H ano Burdon' Or('b *\\ CBS-Morning Moods: WBIG f Jbie *\\ HT Repo lei _ tWI Q'nrlet WHP·\lu) Fountalo. orsanilt WPIT f'lr Women Only \141 (ha '" her 1'1 bc')J. *WBZ-. '('\\ \1tldreoJ W, Cui \\ BIG\l·)rnll N. 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Hill. comm.­ 6:45 EDT 5,45 E5T NBC-light Optr. selections: WGH·On With the Dilnce \\AB( W(AU WHP WJAS NBC-Bono', Music: \-\-ORK W~B \\HAS-Plannin~ Your Career Gill and Oemling, Margaret McCue. and Hilfry Sosnik's WJZ WRTO \OIAL WBZ WSAN Kilt)' Keene, In("., ketch WLW W\IOG (", 9.53) (5\\·15.33) WIP'::'port~ R e ~ u Its: S\'!via orchestril. Shearer. ~onfS WS\'A CBS·Barry Wood, songs: W,\B(· CBS-Your Family & Mine: WSVA-WPA Prli;tlJ. 8:00 EDT (7:00 EST) Kate Smith's Song, and *~ew5. WBlG WHAM WDIG \\'11 \~ WJAS WABC WOBJ WCAO WDIG WTAR·Wm. Robert & EI~ie Har Variety_ *hOKA New, MOVie Ma!au...e· MBS-The Johnson family: WO,; WCAU WRW. WBT WJSV elln Ya~~ F.mih Abbott and Costello, comedians; Aldrich Filmily; Ted Wt.. ther WOL *K\:W New~: littlf' SymphoD, *~eM: Straeter Chorus; Jack Miller's orchut". WFBR WS\t 4,00 EDT 3:00 E5T "BAL Uncle Jack's Club NBC-lowell Thomas. news com WCBMClecho·Slo\"ilk Hour NBC-Backstage Wife, s k etc h: 8:00 EDT (7:00 EST) Rudy Vallee's Variety Pro­ *WBT Dancf' Tune. Reporter: mentator· WJZ WB7 WHA\f WDEL·C1i1~,ic Gems \\'BAL KIH\A WM;\I wn,,, WEAF K'iW WGY WHe ""DEL gram. ~e..... s WEEU·Afterntoon Melodie"l WTAR WFBR *WBZ Reporter; ~ews; Weatbel' WlW WTIC WRTD (s.... 11,87) \\ FI L- Be"ie V, Hick PI,Piers CBS-LeBrun Sisters: WHP WBIC 9:00 EDT (8:00 EST) Major Bowes' Amateur WCAEEvenin,v; Serenade NBC-BIll Stern. sports scrAp, \\-'GU·Afternoon Popular Rtvue WBr W('.\O WDBJ WRVA (~" \\TAU·Your Friendl~' Nl'ir:;hbor WE,\F WFBR WIIA~-Savings Talk: Llvestockl; Hour. 11.83) we B~ Derby ~ho" ~ketch Produce: Weather: River Stages Bu("k R\.I!I.trs, WDB.' 9:00 EDT (8:00 EST) Good News of 1939; Com­ \\'DBJ AliI' Culver's Keyboard & WPTF WHP-Or~an \1eloelie5 NBC-Sunbrite Smile Parade WJZ WBAL WFIL WMAL WB7 edy and Music_ COll'wle Studies KY\\, S"II2"' b,· 1301lnll' Stuart WORK-{h.en & King Robert Young, M. C.: Frank Morgan: Fannie Brice WU~LDance Time \\ P'fr-Stri('tm;mn Streetman (~w.9.53) WBTer."h C;,le (Bilby Snooks): Tony Martin, tenor: Meredith Willson', WEI~L- Harfk law~on·s Bum! *\\'('.\0 ~IU"Cill Int('rlud€'. 1100 \\'SVA-Today's Almanac NBC-Dreams Come True: WPTF WFIL-SPOrts ~itr Sin~in' ~~n1 orchestra. This is the last broadnst of this series for lint-hut, "('ws \\TAR Hatterfit'ld~, 'bd elrama' WI.W the season. WGII Billlaels of Hill & Plain WCB\1 Hll\lhm !lounders· Or 2:45 EDT 1 :45 E5T wsn, *WG\:/l.ew~ Musical Prgm AIIK'rt lali"lwit NBC-Hymns of All Churches: KDKA·Tea Time Tunes 10:00 EDT (9:00 EST) Kraft Music Hall. \\ II,\~ Wlo'tk Oa\ Oe\·otion~ WDF:L\h'ien :'Ilelorlil" WEAF WBAl KDKA WRe KYW \\TB:'1IT{'X:a~ Bill. SOlll'lS Bob Burns, M. C.: Music Maids; Pat Friday, singer: WIP-\Iu'ir _h ·You Li"" It WEltl·:a.I€,f('hillldi,l' Rrvue \\J~\' ~1iidca~ \\GY WLW (~" 11.87) WCH-Future Ptl\'m. Ken Carpenter; John Scott Trotter's orchestfl.. 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II,. ron " b, ,~, WGH-Young pf:(Ivle·s Church Ir • lIIII I _\«tlr Rt-n.. lit T, It-tiCS 5:30 EDT 4:30 EST ~~r:,: ~ a:~ltl ~~I II t ttK.\ WIlBJ·\\'orld Dancf't \\TAO·Spotlight Rt\·il'w \\ rTJ' (abo KOA KFI at 11 ·15 8:30 EDT 7:30 EST \\ DIU Dramatic Guild 7:45 EDT 6:45 EST Rh~lhm W(;II E\ rllillll: \Iuo,icale p.m.) MBS-The First Offender, dnm,: WGII \1\HId in ~tllsic WFII. I..lrn· Vinct'lIl, '1ll1{S NBC-Btnny Goodman's Orch.; WIPIt'o, ,I 1".11'1 W!I,b lllHlrr the Stars WOIG·White Eaglet won \\"01_ WHL *\\'11' ~('\\ WGII Orga;l Re"cries WJ! \\'1'(; f),lnCl' Ol'('h. *WDDJ-Anythillg' Can Happen. NBC-it's Up to You: WPTF WSM Heta Smith W.J.\~ !lallee Time l'rv. Sports NBC-Art Mooney's Orchestra: WOHK WIIA\I WBZ W"IAL 9:45 EDT 8:45 EST WJS\, Streamline In t e r Iud e: WFBH WSB 11 :00 EDT 10:00 EST WEEU Buck & his Buckaroos ( 1\ 11.87) \VBAI. Danct' Orchf'o,lra IhCOIh I; Ke r rpcnter; \t\l!IC *CBS·Edwin C. Hill, The Human nac-k' Orch. WHAS m· \\'ltAS WRVA WDBJ WCAO WCU. I "9531 WORK ern: Vocalist; Hilrry So!nick's I'or ,",Wi 01 HolI,_ ""01_ CBS·Charles Baum's Orch.: WABe Orch.: W.\BC WHVA WBT ily; Jack Miller's Orch.; Ttd \',JS\' \\,HP WBr b" 11.83) 1,,_ ."ow.... w..·• , .,.. ,..... \\r.dhrr: S"ws: WPG WTIC of IIad;O Qui,". Will' WJAS WJSV WCAU WPG WIIP WDOJ WJAS WJSV Struler Choir; Guest.; \VARe *KDKA News: Sports: Weather: MBS-Jack Tugarden's Orchestra: Trml). WDiG WRV_\ \\CAO W(;AU (~w-l1.83) (ilso WJSV WJAS WDBJ WRVA. WB,\L WBIGA"e l\1;aria !lour It p.m.) \VilAS WCAO WCAU WBT WHP WDBJ -Plantation Party *KYW I\C\\5: '1u ie You Want MBS·Jimmy Dor5ey's Orch.: WOR 11:30 NBC·Good Ntws of 1939; Yariety WBIG·nll~·al (5... ·11.83) (also K:'IiX KSL at WFII. Kil\,(cll On:.tn Rf'cital Ilitrill'ues WGII NBC-Nln, De,n, sop.: W~B Show; Rohrrt \'ounll:, m.e., Ba~ball 12 nlid.) WGII-S\\l'et & S"ing *WUZ·Ntws Score.: Frank \1orl[an; Fanny Brice, Wf'ather WaT American Viewpoint. NBC-Goldm'n B,nd Conc.rt: WIP ('(I'll\'(1 'n' D.iDce \\T!\F. 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WPTF·Sinj(in' Sam WOR-The Career of Alice Blair NBC·John's Other Wife: WEAF *WRC·Nl'ws; Gordon Hittenmark WPG· Voice by the Sea K\"W wGY WDEL WRC WFBIl WEE:.U- ....ta Perkins, sketch Around Ibe 8reakfast Table: 8:45 EDT 7:4S EST "it;l"...... 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Fed. of Women's Clubs WJSV WCAU WBT WHP WABC WCAU WJSV WE:.EU.Morninc Devotions *WS~t-News: Sunri"e Reflections WUIG·'forning '1atinee WI-IP·\'ie & Sade NBC-Jack Berch's Boys: WJZ NBC-Viennese Ensemble: WORK WFIL·Mr. Van's Caravan WT~J·In the Garden WBT-Your Favorite Band W!'IAL·Jack Foy WBZ WFIL WBAL \B1AL WPTF WSB WMBG *WIP·News WFIL· Keep Fit to Mu,ic 9:00 EDT 8:00 EST WOR-Woml'n Make the News NBC-The Story of Mary Marlin, WLW-Farm News WJSV·Arthur Godfrey NBC-Just PI,in Bill, sketch: *NBC·News: Women in the WPGGo to Church ~ketch: WJZ WMAL KDK,\ \VOL WOR·Neli Vinick: Res t f u I WOR·Modl'rn Livinl WE..\F KYW WGY WDEL WRC Rh)'thms: Adelaide Hawley New,: WEAF WR\'A-l\1u5ic Box: WFBR W8AL WEEU (sw-15.21) WRVA·Tobacco Tag. WTNJ Bettv Trent \\,PG·Bapti5t Church Servin *NBC·News: Happy Jack, songs: WSM·Time to Shin. MBS-Melody Strinos: WOR WOL WBIG-Belk's Civit' Club WPTF·Evangeli~tic Club WGY WTNJ-It'5 a Fact 10:00 EDT 9:00 EST *News. WIP WBIG "UTnu'l~t'1l Mcintire, sonp *WSB,Radio HeadlinE'S *NBC·News: Breakfast Club: CBS-Pretty Kitty Kelly. sketch: Heart of Julia Blake: W-:,VA WCA\1-Tuneful Topics WSVA Breakfast Club 9:30 EDT 8:30 EST WABC WRVA WJSV WCAO·Your Friendly Nf'ir:hb<>r WRTD \\'CBA WFIL (sw·21.5) NBC·Breakfast Club: WJZ \VBZ \\LW 8:30 EDT 7:30 EST HBC-Central City, sketch: WEAr KDKA Air Grams, 001 & Pat *WTBA·News: Gt'rman Hout *N BC·News: The Woman of To­ \\'5'1 WORK WCB\1Fair Idea'! NBC-Swing Serenade: WJZ WFlL morrow: WJZ WRt: WGY KYW WFBR WDEL WCAM Rev. Frederic Maut. 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K'r'WMorning Varieties KDKAEdilor'1 O:tughter WBT-Bt'tl)' & Bob WRTD House1'rins L"llue W~B O:;h"PI ,'lit: ~ew< W8l-Cuwboy Caravan WBAL·Story Bt'hind the Hud· KYW·'\eilthbor Nf'd wnz Your H~mt' & Mint' oTl~anist 10:45 EDT 9:45 EST WRVAEddie Wener, *\\CAO :'Iiews: MU5icai Clock lines \VBIG·Village Polrson *WCAL' Se\Oo~. 1I0~ier Hot Shots *WS\t·Sews WCAU.Yountt Dr. !ltalone *WBT.Reporter: News: Goidl'n WBT·Musiul Clock *WC8A ~ew.: Dance Interlude NBC-Breen & de RoSt:, sonllS: \\'S\":\,'h Perkins \\{"BAHousehold Hints Goltf' Quartet *WDBJ-8ulletin Board' News \\C8'1 "German Hour" WJZ WORK WS'1 \H1AL WBAL \\'DEL-Cousin Lu *WBZ·!\e\\!: Mildred W. Carl­ WE:.EU·Hor~e_hot \1ikt' & CO\\ WDBJThe Personal Shopper WCB\ ,,:,S EDT 10:lS EST *WEEtJ·Xews 50n: As You Like It boy Joe \\'EEU·Bailey Gau' Country GeD­ NBC-The Woman in Whitt:: NBC-Lorenzo Jones, sketch: WGII-Big Star Request Prgm. 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WH.b W( \U , ",.11.83) sketch: WABC WBT WJSV EDT EST View !ketch; WEAF \\-LW WRC WSB *W8Z,Reporter: Mildred W. 1:45 12:45 Hews~ WIIP WCAL; W(AO WIIAS NBC·Vaughn Munroe, bar.: WJZ WGHToday·s Top Tunes WGY WSM WMBG KYW WTAR *NBC-C I u b Matinee: { arl,on: Noonday Rnte"': Stoc:kI WBAL "PTF \\ CB,\ Orlall \feltl(lln HBC.Let's Talk It Over: WI-:AF WSM WQIlK \\1'8\ W81 WRTD *WHAS-.\"e\\~ WPTr WFBR "T8M Heart and Hume Service WeBA. WS\I (sw-15.33) t~w 15.33) *WHP·:\ews Hoyal Haw,liians MBS·Henry Cincone's Orch.: \\TAM-Bell} -Jo, Olli! WUBJ·Smilin' Ed McConnell KY\\--Ilome Forum NBC·Words & Music:WEAF WSB WJSV·Sunshine Reporter WR\'\ WHPFarm.rI' Service PrJm *WIP :'ole" \VUlL·1\oonday Exprn, WBIG,Luncheon Danu Mlrtic WG\" WR(.' ,,",mG WOEL WOR-Martha Dune KDKA Book\\orm W~\·A WlEU·Checkerboard Time: Farm \\'ilhl Coleman. piani.t WUBJ l\\ent)· Finl(er & Two (sw 15.33) WPTF·Carolina Farm Featurn WtML G"ine: F"or""rd 5:00 EDT 4:00 EST ~'usic \·oire MBS·To be ilnnounud: WFIL WR\-'AFarm &. Home Prim. WBI To be announced WFDRHeart of Juli. Blake ~ame CBS-Ruth Carhart: \O\-IIP WOBJ WF8R Can You It' W8AI. WHY\ WS\!A·Salt &- Punuts \\("B't't.llinee \'el<> \\01. \\ I.\L \\lBA WRm try R port 2:30 EDT 1:30 EST.- _ *NBC·SouU'tfrnl.ires (Hews, WJZ NBC·MJrkets & Wel.ther; WE\F *W\tAL, '.w~ CBS-Your Family & Mine: WABe NBC·C~rollne·s STOP FALLING HAIR o I)) WJl \\RTD WMAL Golden Store, WPlT L of the "llUntalneers WDBJ WJSV WCAO WBT KOKA WPTF (1,,15331521) kf'lrh WGY WL\\" WDEL W:)\'A U' SI'IOll: It WBIG WCAU WRVA Thi. entirely n~w••imple, no--exp~nle. dru,lus NBC·The O'Nellls, .ketch: WEAF W\tOG (pr 15.33) WTARR d" Lunc:heon Oub NBC-Valiant Lady, sketch: WEAF mcthod of retainin, your bair and attainin, th~ K' W \\ L\\ WGY WRC CBS·RNd of Life. sketch: wABe 2:00 EDT 1:00 EST WRC 'nlW Kny WBAl WGY maximum re,aln tbat I' possible I' 'horou1hl,. WJSVWBTWCAO WCAU WRVA CBS-Doc Barclay's Oaughttn: KDKA (5,,·11.87) ~xpl.Jned in our book. Both our nc",I,-de'u­ *. 'ews WDEL WORK op~d analysis of the CAUSE and the cornnin \\ Bt,L Happy Jobnn\·, Gana WHP WHAS WABC WCAO WCAU WOBJ HBC-Rhythm School: lI.nny PREVENTIVE of the loIS of hair arc ,ct forth W8IG-Radio Spotlicbt KOKAWomen ia lite NnPI HBC·Betty Ie Bob, sketch: WEAF Grey. m.c. wn WBZ WEEU for tb. lirst tim. For full particuJars .rit.: v.CB.\-_·ncin' alii KYW ·Dr Kate \\ RC WGY KYW WBAL WLW WeBA WSB W lAl. WRID HAIR RETENTION PUBLICATI~N. \\08J lJ.nda·, f,N' Lo.. \\ 8Al c.-III .r Melod, KDKA (sw Jl 87) \\ IBG t~" 1533) P. O. Box 5452. CIl.I~. !!::.ls Page 36 8.17-l *:.IC\\s: WIP WPG WLW Voic€' of Experience WHP-E,,'eniu!I: Echoe MBS·Symphony Orch.: WOR NBC·To be oJnnounced: WE-\F Buck Roger~: KDK,\ WFll WOR W:\1.\L EVl'ning ~tar Flashes \VIPFi\'e Star Final WOI. WGII WFIL \\TIC \VRC WDEL WLW WTAM WBZ-Dance Interlude WHC Paradise Isle WLW-Front Pal\'e Parade M ..,ic d.U" on P"ll'" ,. thi. _Ie (~\\ 9.53) FRIDAY WCA:\' Harmony Hall WRTD·SI)Qrh *\\'l\IAL-~ewli NBC-Don't Forget; Allen Pres· MBS-ConqressionoJl Reyiew of the WCAo-Varieties W:o.DBuck ROJers, ~ketch WOR-The Ans"er Man cott, m.c.: WJZ WORK WBAl Wet>k, Fulton lewis. Jr., \\Oft (~\\ WCAU-Joe)' Na~h. !OnKS WS \'A-M Jke- Believt> Ballroom WORK-Sports WBZ WJlA!\1 KDK.-\ 11.87) WOl June 30 W(BA,Checkerboard Time WTIC Ba~eball Scores &. Racing ~\"S8-Cecil White'. Samoan, WBIG-Your New~ Courier WDBJ·Salntion Army Premo Re~ulL WS!\1-Company Attention NBC·HoroJte Heidt's Orc"'es"o1: WGII TIle Scorekeeper WJZ WRTD WOHK \\ PT WEEU-Shopping Hinh WT~J Dinner Music WSVA-Amt>ncan .Falllll\ Robin~on WGr-Farm Forum HH (5:00 p.m, Continued) WGH·Bohemian Sports Rni." WTAM\\·alt Benr;enu. urg.nist WHA:\I W8.\l W:\I,\L \\ 6:30 EDT 5:30 E5T WHAS-Batter Up WS:\1 WBZ WHP·The Three: Tumblers NBC-Chules Barnett's Orch.: WTAR·£mplo)·ment l:ter ...u; In­ WIP The Northprnair~ WFIL lInde Jim KDK.\-\1usic You Want WMAl·Soap Box Derby WE.\F WLW WS\1 \\Tnt WCAE terlude. Variety WLW·~otes of Grace WGHAlbum of Favorites WRID·Clockwatcher Tinkle Tunes WT:.IJ-Richard J-limber'. Orch. KYW \at'l Youth S) f,h n\ WHA~-'Iothu of Sorro"u Novena \\ \lBG \\ TIC (~~-9.53) W:\tAl-Intermezzo WRVA-Rhythm Parade 7:30 EDT 6:30 EST WRTD-Bfludiers \\TAE-Bt'nn\' Burton' Orch WIPruhnnan's Orch Man About WSVA.Birthday Party NBC·To be announced: wn WC.\li '1J(' Parker, Cl)m,n Town WS_1 NBC-The Revelers, male qu.utet: WS\'A·Twilill:hl Serenade \\·EAF KYW WBZ \\'IAl 8:45 EDT 7:45 EST WFBn Cold Opinion WLW -One Woman Speak. *WFlL-Se.... s CBS-Sports Review: WABC WBIG Bu ine~s "ilh PJ,e'a~ure WPTF·Birthday Partv CBS-All HoJnds on Deck: WABC WGH·Rosario Bourdon'. Orc" NIGHT CBS-Enoch Light's Orch.: WJAS WGH "oods in Rbythm *WSB-Radio Hudline. \\'JA~ WH.\~ WJ::.\· WaT WGY-Weekly Yidor Re\ie~ WIP Fi herman'~ Guide *WS~t-A Woman Looks at 01. NBC·To be oJnnouncer Hot Shuts: Rosey 8aseball Scores: Dance \1usic WHP·Finals Jr. To"n Tlfe Rac:e~ NBC-Glenn Miller's Orch.: \\ TAR Kitty Keene, Inc., ~ketch WSVA 11.83) Ro....-~well WGI-! Current Hits i\"lP-For :\len Only (s" W:\HL WRTD \'iIlA:\I WLW :'::'d~0:.:,.&7..":- ....i.. "'.1' 1M WFIL-Swin« Session SVOrts: WBAl WFIL WGY-John Seag!t> WJAS-Jeno Pape's Orch. *CSS·News: WABC WGH-Aloha Land *Ne.... s: WJSV WBtG WHAM WH.\S·!'idcwalk Snoopers WLW-Chernianky En~emble WGH·~"eel & ~wing WGY-.Markets *WJ5\'-\t'",: Time Out WRe-Gra)" Gordon's Urch. WIPThe 9 o'Clock Scholars *CBS·Edwin C. Hill, the Humo1!" *KDKA-News: MOVie MagOlZJRe. Side of the i'e"'<: WBT \\fi\.\ WHP-Junior Tow» WMAL·Tune Types \V RTU Hungerlord HarmOtliU W"Al-Crank Handle Knights Weather: Temperature WJ~V WDB.' W(AO WlWThis Day is Ours *KYW-Ne..... s: Little S)mphon, W~B·nt>creation Institute WH\'A-Good-Will Hour *WORGabriel Hcatter, news WRTD-Ozark Mountaineers WBAl·Unde Jack's Club WT~J Honor "'lerchaou' Prgm. WSB-Georl(:ia Amba~sadora WORK-Employment Office CBS·Barry Wood's Orch,: (sw WT~J·Birthday Reque~t 9.65) & Club *WBT-Dance Time: Reporter: 6:45 EDT 5:45 EST *W;,'vA-New5 WPGExchange Club Prgm. 5:30 EDT 4:30 EST News *NBC-Lowell Thomas, commen, WTAM-Jack Slarr, SPOlts WRTU·OrQ:8n Music *NBC·(News, WJZ only) Fred NBC·Billy & Betty, sketch: *WBZ·Rej)orter: News: Weather tator WJZ WlW WBl WBAl *\\lAH-News: Music..1 Interlude: 9:15 EDT 8:15 EST WarinlC; WJZ WBAl Sports WEAr KYW W(AE-Stardust WTAM WHAM KDKA WRTD MBS-Stop, Look and listen: NBC·Jimmy DorseY's OrchestroJ: & \\T1C·lnlide of SpOIl. NBC·Affairs of Anthony, sketch: WDBJ -Floyd Ann WM!'iL WTIC (5w.11.87) WOR WOl WEAF WDEL Wl\1BG \rFBR WDEl,tone Ranier WTSJ,To be announced WJZ WBAL WJ-IA" WSM WEEU NBC-Bill Stern. sports scroJps: *WGIIThe New Review (s\\-9.53) W:\1AL WEEU-Hank L3\\son'!' Bums WEAF 7:4S EDT 6:45 E5T WORK-Dr. Fi~her CBS-Amos 'n' Andy: WIIAS (alw WGH·Ballads of Hill & Plain ~ee CBS-Tower Town Tempos: WABC NBC-Charles .Barnett's Orch.: NBC·Angler & Hunter: WEAF WPG Studio Party 7 p.m.) *WGY-Ne"s: Musical Prll:m WFaR \\TIC WHTD-Facts WBT WCAO WHAS (sw-I1.83) WHAS-Week-Da\' Devolions WOBK W!\lBG WSB NBC·Fred Wuing In Ple,JSure WTAR Hits & Encores NBC-Silver Strings: WSB WGY \VIP-Music As \'ou Like It CBS·Enoch Light's Orchestra: NBC·ABC OF NBC WJZ WEEU Time: WSIl WLW WTA:\1 \b:\l WLW WJS\'.Melod)· :-otadcap! \\'\BC \\HAS WBIG WRVA WBZ WOHK 9:30 EDT 8:30 EST (also "ee 7 p.m,) MSS·Len Salvo, organist: WOR WMAl·Jimmy Allen WIIP MBS·lnslde of Sports: WlW CBS·First Nighter: WABC WJS\, MBS-Jack McLun's Orch.: WOl WBAL WOR Uncle Don MBS·The Johnson family, sketch: WC.\l; WJAS WCAO WHAS *:.Iews; WOR WJAS WORK WORK The lon~ Ranl{er dram. Sparh: WDIG \OI\L WRVA (sw.l1.83) KDKA·Rhythm 'lakers \VOn WOl F"nl:l~ie. *k.DKA·New,: Sporl!: Weather. WPTF '\'ll'l A~_'n for the Pre· KDKA Finger Tip WBI<;-:\1usical PI!r~unalilies :o.ports; WGi' WJSV NBC·Harry Horlick's Orch.: WJZ Tl"/Ilp, vention of Blinrlnes KY\\Cit)' Hall ;\uHlteer~ WORK WPTF WI-IA:\r \\'1\1'\l *KYW \tl\' "usic You \\' nt WBl·20th Century Serenade WRV.\ Burt Repin' Domillo. KYWBy "pecial Arnncement \\ BT WCAU·C..b.. Ueros WCAE-Muted \1u~lc WBl WBIG-Variety Premo W~B~li1dred June_ WCAO-To be annuuncw. WDBJ·Music in • Sentiment.1 *Wf.\0-:\1u iul Intt'r1ude: Hoo, NBC-Death VoJlley Days, drama: *WBl-!\ews Ba~ehall SCOtU WT.-UITex (}Aens: Weather \\LAlJ-Hlch.rtl Hlrnt>er s Orch. Mood lIot~hols: Ne~'s WE,\F \\TAE WDEL WlW K\ W Weather .WTIC-l\"l'w. Weathel it'r WDBJ-Zeke Manners· Ganl WDEl·Radio Ramblinlts WRC WGY WTA:\t WTlC WFBR *WCAE :"fe\\~ J3ck "cLun WT\J·Sporh '\'e"", Time '\-"(Al'·Alan Scott WGH·\'alue Parade WFBR·Dixie Land Band \\TB:\I-Rhylhm Rounders: Dr. W<;Y-hdlight TraIl (\\·9.53) (abo KFI I\OA at Orch. WFIl-:\1u~ic & Community New' 6:15 EDT 5:15 E5T .\It,ert lliBorNit *WH.HITomurrow s Headlines 1230 a.m ) WFIL·Peaceful Valley WGH-:\Iu~ic WGH-OD witb th~ Dal'l.ce on Parade NBC·Stuff Smith·s Orch,: WJZ WDF:l-M}stef) M",lodie5 WH..\S·Buck Rogers MSS-Take A Note; Vocalists oJnd "~('handi~e *WGY \ews. Tropical 100I:I, WHP·Buck ROllers W:-.'1 WPTF KDKA (51\·11.87) WEEI' Re\,ut> WHP E\'enlnR Interlude Orch. WOR WOl WIP-Waltz Album \VIP-:\1u~ic *WHP·\ews; Dance \11,1 ic WFBR·G('O. VJn Dorn'! Orch. for Tocb)" KDK.\Fed, Symphony Orch. WORK Baseball Scores CBS-Howie Wing, sketch: WA8t WFll·\rll~it' A, You Like It WIP ["mon 'n Dan~ WPTI' 'len Aboul Rh) Ihm WB.\l-Hippodrume Theatre WPG,:\lu~ic:a1 Varieties WCAO WCAU WRV_\ WJSV *WPG Wealher· \t'....­ WGH80bemian Sports Review WRC-Old Timer WBIG-Sentimental :\Iusic WPIT.Birthday Party NBC·Malcolm CloJire, children's \\ If.Und~ Wip ,\- RTD-U. ~. Gov't Reports WPTFSr..,rl Parade \\ BT-To he announced *WRC·~ews: WRC·On with the Ddnce Sturies: WFBR hw·9.53) "J.\SB;Jron Elliott'~ Orcb. W~B·Education. Plea~ .1u,ic WDBJ Th~ Pb)·huu~e ~ews \\' RTD-Fr~ Fiske WRC The Plain_man \\S~I-Buck *WTlC-Weatht'r: *NBC-News: WEAF WTA:\I RQR:er5. sketcb WFil-Hii/:hh.\:"hh in "u'ic WR\A\ir. ,:Iia Weekly *WR\'.\-\u\·elette :.Ie .... s W~\'A·(alling \nIBG ,\11 Cars \\·GII-The Old Refrains 11:15 EDT 10:15 EST W~VATo bt announ«d W5:\1· ~Iarket Reports WT.Ut·~hep Fleld~ Orch. *Xe.... \HAS WGY WIP It's A Fact NBC-Glenn Miller's OrchestroJ 5:45 EDT 4:45 EST s; WSVA Penv', Ju~t Pf'{lille \\TAR-.·re.~hnt Thinl in Town *WBAl·Rh)·thm & Romance \\·PG-Dance Orch. WJZ WORK WrTF \\ 8_4.l CBS·Men Behind the Stan: 7:00 EDT 6:00 EST *W"1SJ·Newl WRTD-Wrntlinr: Matches KDKA (sw-6.14) WABC WH.\S Ke""s WBIG-Plain~man *MBS·Fulton Lewis. Jr., com· WSB Editorial Hour "Cetu_" will be tbe cooltel· 8:00 EDT 7:00 E5T CBS·Bury Wood·s Orch,: W_\8' laU.)D dl:2lt with tod.,. WBZ-Fred HOt'Y; !\Iu~icale ·:ler,tator \VOL CBS·Buddy CloJrk's Musical WS:\I Is It Ihe Truth? WJAS WBIG WDBJ WHI' \\J~Y NBC-MoJn About Town: WJZ *\VCAE-News: Spoth NBC·Fred Waring in Plusure Weeki) W.\BC WCAU WTAR-Po!'tal Oddities WCAU WJA~ WDBJ-Hits & Encores Tinle: WEAF WDEl \BTBG WHAS "RY.\ WCAQ 9:45 EDT 8:45 E5T *N BC-Jimmy Dorsey·s Orchestra NBC-little OrphoJn Annie, sketch: WFIL·Champagne Time WTlr WPTF WGy KYW WORK (sw·II.83) NBC-Harry Horlick's Orchestu: WEAr wGY KYW WDEl WFBR (\ews, WEAF onl» WTIC WHA:\1 Radio Camera Club WCAE WRC WFBR WTAR (also NBC-Jamboree: WJZ WBZ WS11 WBAl WTA:\I (·..... 9.53) WRC WHAS-Herbie Koch at II p.m.) KDKA WRTD WORK \\J1A\1 WBIG,Police Reporter CBS·Lum & Abner: WHAS (ali... NBC-Bob Armstrong's OrchestroJ: "liP-Baseball ;,cures CBS-Amos 'n' Andy: WABC WBT W:\IAl WEEU WFll (sw-11.87) WDBJGems of :\Ieloc1\ WBAl WORK WlW WS\1 WSB \VIP-Hello, Beautiful !'ee 7:15 p.m.) WJAS WCAO WCAU WRVA Br«zin~ WFIL ...tu~ic Appreciation Prgm. MBS-Johnny Present! Mu~ic WGHHa"aiian Airs You Want WBZ WDEl - Along; Beverly &. Her Bel·Airs, KYW WGy --~r.;';;;'~"'~iI'~~I.--lp,m.) Johnny Green's Orch. WL\\ WT.\R Salon Orch. WJSV (sw.lI.83) (also at 11 10:00 EDT 9:00 EST WBT·Sporl' Rt'view NBC-Benny Goodman's Orch.: NBC-Cities Service Concert; Lu­ \\:CAO·Spotli~ht Re\'iew W.lZ WBAl WB7 W'1AL WHA:\1 cille Maflners, sop.; Ross Graham NBC·Guy Lombardo's Otch.: ~onJ5 WEAF \vSB WTA:\l KYW WFBR WFIt-Larr)' Vinttnl. Sporh: WOR WLW bar.; Frank Black's Orch.; Ora WGH·~1usical Work_hop KDKA Record RE'view mas: WEAF KYW WGY WTAM WGY WCAE WTIC WDEL WS\I WRC WOHK (s"-9.53) WJ5V-Slreamiine In t e r Iud 1': WBIG-Lone RanKer WRC WFBR WCAE WTIC WOEl Ba~ebal1 Scores WDBJ-Rhythm & Romance WSM WPTF WTAR WMBG WSB NBC·I,OOl Wives, sketch: WJZ WLW-This h the Fair WF1L-SllOrts lleadliners (sw-9.53) wez WPTF KDKA WBAL WOR-Everett lIoall:land's Orch WGlI !\lu~ifal !\1E'rry·Go·Round WBAl-Around the Dinner Table \\ l'IL WHAM W:\IAL WRTD WPG-To~n Ta\'ern *WHAS,World News WBIGJohnny Pre~enh (sw-lI.87) WRC·Starlill:ht Roof WIlP Little 13rO\\1\ Book WBT-Variety Prilll CBS·Grand Central StoJtion: WRVA-As Amt'ric:a Think! WIP,MII!'ical Memories WDBJ·Favorite Songs WABC WRVA WJAS WBT WJSV *WSR-Radio Headlines WRTD Around the Clock WGH·Baseball Resume WCAO WCAU WHAS WSM Thl' World in Rl"view *WSB·Radio Headlines WHP-Will Wirges' Ensemble: WBIG·U. S. Government Reports 11:30 EDT 10:30 EST WSM·On the Band Stand Chorus WDBJ ·The Evenin.\:" Serenade WS\'A·E\"ening Melodies NBC·Richo1fd Himber's Orch.: WIP·Sunny Smile Club WGH-Swt>et & Swing WEAl-" WTIC WCAE WRC (_" WTAi\1Gene & Glenn WOR-Breeling Along WHP-Xn·ier Cugal's Orch. 9.53) WT~J ·To be- lInnouncw WPG-Atlantic City Entertains \VIP·C'mon 'n' Dance CBS·CoJb CallowoJy's Orchestra. 7:15 EDT 6:15 E5T WLW llnsolved Mnteries 8:15 EDT 7:15 EST WABC WJAS WDBJ WPG \\ Bl NSC-Dance Orch,: WPTF WS'1 *WOH-Raymond . Gnm Swine. WJSV \VIIP WCAU WBIG W\fBG WBT·Welcome :.Ieighbor conlffi. WDBJ ,Musical Alburn of Sacred CBS-Johnny Presents: \\ H\ CBS-Lum & Abner, comedy tum: WPG-Ke/lt'~ Weekend Rt>\'iew Sonlt: Talk Illterlude t Iso see 8:30 pm.) WABC WJAS WCAU WRVA WGH·Request Recital WCAO WJ5V WBT (also KNX 10:15 EDT 9:15 EST NBC-Tommy Dorsey's OrchestroJ WHP-Richard J-1imbeT', Orch \\'JZ WB.H WRTD \':11'\:\1 KSl at 11 :15 p.m.) \\"IP·Top TUf MBS-Detective O'Malley, droJma; WPTF WTAR WORK \\ FlL NBC·To be oJnnounced: WEAF R\~ \VOL WFIl WOR WPG,Yi\·i.,:le I, 'op. WS'1 KDKA ( ,,·6.14) EVERY WEEK IN WRr WGY WDEL WFBR WTIC W5\'A-To ~, annouJlcPd WBIG Le(s Waltz KYW WCAE hi 0011 10:30 p_m.) 8:30 EDT 7:]0 EST WPG Jame! Han'e)' Post Pr2m WfBn .Ioonlig:ht Seren"d. , .. _ .... of ""Il)'>oWOOCt _ " ....1· WGH·Conct>rt H.II I~ .ho_.....·• i ..._ry iM_ CBS·Johnny Presents; Johnny WT.\R T... " Tunes of ....,. O ..i_. Greell·~ Ore! ~I,,' St ,r, 10:30 EDT 9:30 E5T \\ I.W Dallce Orch *\\ DBJ -Anythinr: Can Happen: WABC WBT WPG WIIP we \l CBS-RIDley's Believe It or Not; \nIAl-Baultha e Td1r.ina: r-;"('W!: Sports WJSY WJAS WDBJ "R\' \ JliJdeprde; )ten About To" WOR Hal-Y J m Orcb WEEVBuck & hi~ BuckarOOs W(.\O ( w-11.83) (also at ll:3() Quartel: B. A. Rolfe·s OrcJ W... B Kmr Kimo Kalo"ll s HOI WHI. SWinK St} II'S p.m.) \\ABC WRVA WH.-\S WCAO "a lal ]liiqtrlrtr' _~ for of HOIII'...._ ··Hol_ \\ fA" Russ ~'rr;ln s Orl h. *WGH·Headlin" on the March 11'_ 5110_ " i ....,. 1_ \\ HP WGH WBT WBIG WDBJ * ON SALE AT ALL NEWSTANOS * (1~·9.65) WH,b Huwte Wlnl of llad,o Q ..i . WJSY WJAS End of Friday Progr.uJ'ls THE MELANCHOLY CLOWN CRYING WON'T HELP YOU (Continued from Page 8J Mary is essentially high·strung. Jack IF YOU'RE pays her a salary and she spends half of his room, and when Jack: asked why of it on clothes. She loves tailored he didn't meet him. Burns said. "I underthings and silken doodads. She SKINNY, RUNlJOWN, didn't know what time you would ar­ buys a new dress for each weekly rive." show and her wardrobe is filled with -- NERVOUS Jack rolled on the floor. Gracie and fine clothes and furs. Mary put a stop 10 such doings. She sometimes bobbles a line in the When Benny and his writers are show, but the audience never knows working on a script, he will act the it, and the bobbles give Benny some whole thing. If the script calls for swell ad-lib material. Recently she him to climb a ladder. he'll climb one. said, "Can't I be boat's Don" instead He gets peeved at Belain and Morrow. of "Don's boat." Jack squeezed five THOUSANDS GAIN the ace gag-men. at times. but never extra laughs out of the mistake and the bawls them out. Instead. he scolds audience thought the line was planted. 10 TO 25 lBS., Baldwin. his secretary for eight years. Jack is allergic to roses. They make NEW STRENGTH for not "reminding the boys to do such him sneeze. A fan sent him a basket and such." of roses at a recent broadcast and THIS SCIENTIFIC WAY He loses his temper with his radio Benny was on a spot. He didn't want cast if they doo't put their whole heart OU m&~' think your ease .I!' hOpl'"h·,,_that to seem ungrateful and he knew the Y:rou·re JUl't naturally woo:r. TUDdowD­ in rehearsals. But after bawling them sender was in the audience. So he ott!::D tired &nd Den·ous. But 8JI & result of Qut he'll say. ''I'm sorry I was a bit rct:ent BClt:nUnc di..cO\leries thou~nd!l ot men smelled the flowers, and sneezed so and women who n.·'·er could seem to gain ~­ harsh." tore ha\"e put on 10 to 25 pounds ot natur&lIy often that his show almost was late. BttracU\"e Oe.h. The)··\"e gained normll.l Benny has been accused of being As a dresser he's inconsistent. He health. norma.l nen·c~. new pep, &nd aU absent·minded and reserved. Morrow the new trlend~ and good times thNle has been voted the second-best-dressed bring-by simply ta.klng thefl(' 8ci!"n­ says his brain is preoccupied, that he's man in America, but he's apt to be tincally prepared Ironlzed Yeaat tab­ always thinking about his work, and lets tor a. tew short weeks, mussy at times, with cigar ashes on ~It"r. "'llh murb mtl~ Il?D1th and ~ YOU're not that many persons mistake his pre­ Why tbis builds up so Quick cominc~d that lronllll:ll 1n t "'III l:1~e you UlIl nutalallr his front. Robert Taylor asked Benny anracthe pouud~. Qtt't work--.!!Imply because they do not ~f't enough tak.. ant or the many ehtap int..rlor Illblititutu "'1"1:11 hands extra jobs when he can. He Phil Harris also is a smooth dresser (to nN ,I',., lbe ...mt r.. utl.l.. Look tor (be lettfn "Jr' Vitamin B &ud Iron trom their dllily tood. ~ even pays his cast and writers when and goes for hand-embroidered robes. 'Vithout the8e lIubstanct's :rou may Jack ap­ "amp,:d on e&lWlol tt.",. .."""....-ula..rt n..... DtP I.IId mu, h at.-r We will _d YOU I rl'll"lllltin. n_ book oa baalill.. well enough that his fans can't see him attraet!ftD-,· OIl D..,,· rT1eud and n.. .\ 1D . .. ~ .. "" F&o'\ AI, lit Y lit Hod,." net ember. teIlVlta 'II1lb friends. t~ llrst paeiLao:e--«' moo... rOlfurloJood. At aU druabt&. at Saturday rehearsals. The cast meets It .o1.Iled YIlL' CO.. 1.llr.• J)"pt.ll; 1). A.tkala, Ga. Benny reads detective stories and Make this money-back test at Benny's house and sits around a OM Jr....j"

Times given are EDT. For EST and COT subtract 1 hour; CST, 2 hours; 3 :15 p.m.- -~f'\\s 1French, German and Italian). 5:30 p.m.---Travtlol( \\"2:'\.\1'" (9.53) or W2XAD MST, 3 hours; PST, 4 hours. Co:">.\ GIL\. <15.33) 3:30 p.m. (ex. Sat., Sun.)-:\'l'WS~ w1XAL (11.79) 6 p.m. Stifllre "lOn, \\"2:'\\1" (9.53) nr Wlx.\H (15.13) 7 p.m.·--Elleli_. prn~ram· Itulin '1,lrtillique (9.1) TRANSMISSION from the tiny XMHA orten relays San Francisco 4 p.m. \l'\\ (l"rench) W3XAL <21.63) W3XL 7:45 p.m. -\ ... rirh I'rm~ralll 1180 118J Schwar· territory of French India, o[ General Electric station W6XBE near 117.78) Zl'IlUUrr: t 9.535) especial interest to DX listen­ 10 a.m. EDT ... TGWA (9.685) of 4 p.m. (ex. Sat.. Sun.)-:';ew~ (PurtU!!Uese) 8 p.m.···-GulcJrllan Billltl W6XBE 05.33) A W2XE (17.83) 8 p.m.-Bulletin tllr OX E'rs: \\'IX.\L (6.04) or ers, will be broadcast over amateur Guatemala City, Guatemala, rebroad­ 5:30 p.m. (ex. Sun.)-:\e..... s (Enli:Ji,h): GSO GSP \\'l\.\R (11.73) station FNIC (14.084) on Thursday, casts the BBC Reuter's news service, GRX 8:15 p.m.-rude I'rarli,e Les,ons: W1XAL (6.04) June 29, at 10 a.m. EDT. Reception Sundays at 9:30 p.m. EDT ... The di­ 6 & 9 p.m. (ex. Sun.)· ;-;e ..... ~ (Spani,h) W3XL ur W1X,\R (11.73) reports should be sent to D. W. H. rectOr oC short-wave station TG2 (6.19) (17.78) W3XAL 19,67) 8:30 p.m.-Tercentenary of the Barbados House Patterson, Gondalpara, Chandernagore. oC Guatemala City, Guatemala, notifies 6:45 p.m.-Pl(Jl(ralll rrom Pl}rIUlpl: CsW7 of Assembly: G:-B G"D Bengal, French India. This station's me that new attractive QSL cards in 7 p.m.-\r", (ElI>:Ii h) DJB OJD OJZ 9 p.m.- -Tl'le\"i,io" Recri\ rri. \\"lX.-\L (6.04) or IElldi~h): unusual QSL cards picture the head Spatari, the new universal short-wave 7 p.m. \1'\') \\'9:\.\ (26.45) \\ IX\R (11.73) language, have just been completed 7:15 p.m.- \t\\S IElidi h) 2R09 10;15 p.m.- \lu~il'... l trip DJB DJO DJZ of a royal bengal tiger in gold against :30 p.m.- ;-;l:\\S ElIIt"Ji,h) HPSA tho~e 7 1 a circle of dark blue. and are available for sending in 7 :30 p.m. Tr.lll_mi ,ion to Lalin .\merica \\"6­ reception reports ... ZP14 (11.72), XBE (15.33) Tuesday, June 27 Charles HaL'lena of Washington, D. Villarica, P3raguay, operates Mondays 7:55 p.m.---:'\urlh .\merican prot::ram: OLH9caml b_can da,ly ... O"ily Progc...... (col. 2) C., writes that broadcasts for North through Fridays from 6 to 9 p.m. and OLR5A <15.23) 6:30a.m.-First Cricket Test Match; England YS. America may still be heard from on Saturdays and Sund3ys Crom 12 8 p.m.-:\elh C'pani,h) W6XBE 115.33) The West Indies: G:-J Prague (Bohemia) nightly from 7:55 noon to 7 p.m. EDT. . John M. Sher­ 8 p.m.· n ;-;ew, IPortu!1:uese) W3X.-\L (9.67) 10a.m. TE'l !-'rO·l..11ll wlX.\L (21.46) man, technical director of broadcast w3xI. (17.7a, 1:30 p.m.- -BrUJlk l~t frum .\tglers: TPl (8.96) to 9:30 p.m. EDT, orer either OLR4A 8:30 p.m. (ex. Sat.)-\e\\' tElLlI;li'hl H.\T9cam. b,Oi>dUII da,Iy Ie. O.'ly Pcog,.m" (COl. 2) cording to my informant. 5:15 p.m.---Xel\ilI"k :'ie\\, Radio Club Pro~ram: GSB." 9.151 TFJ. Iceland 12.23 a.m.--Jo~('{ Bu~h\'eld GBC." 9.58 TGWA. Guatemala 16.17 \\"2XJI (25.3) , 1 :30 \lilr... is' Band: CSt' Since February, Lithuania's SOD-watt GSD. 11.1& TGWB, " 8.4.9 6 p.m.-:\e\'~ (Em:li~h) H;-;E eSG GSJ GSE. 11.88 government short-wave station LYR T02 8.196 7 p.m.-Touri'l Huur: Iw5A 2:30 p.m.- :\Iilril\(' Band: W2X.\0 (15.33) GSF. 1&.14 TIPG. Co.ta Rica 9.812 \Iu~ic G~D (9.29) has been testing daily from 1 GSG. 17.19 TI4NRH." 9.898 7:15 p.m.--{·Iub of \oti(lJ\~: I)JB DJD DJZ 4 p.m.---"ern \l... kers: GSG to 4:30 p.m.--·('hurrh in the WildwouJ: W2XAO 2 a.m. and from 1 to 3 p.m. EDT. A GSH." 21.4.1 TPA2. France 16.24 7:30 p.m.- \Ill'it B~II GSH GSD G81," 1&.28 TPA3.·' 11,88 8 :30 p.m. ,- -Aloh,l L~lLd: w2X.\D (9.55) (15.33) \\·2X.\F (9.53) powerful new short-wave station, with GSJ. 2l.1i8 TPA4., 11.'71 p.m.--{,h~mhcr mu~ic: 5:30 p.m.-C"ml'ra Club of lhe Air: W2XJI (25.3) beams directed to North and South GSO. 15.18 TPB3. 1786 8:45 21103 2n04 2R06 IRF GSP. 16.31 TPBll, 11.886 9 p.m.-~orth American prOt:~am: ~BP 6:45 p.m.-·Portueuese \lail Sag: WlXAO (9.55) A merica, is being planned to replace GSV. 17.81 VK2ME, Au.tralla 9.&9 9:15 p.m.-Alife Andreani: 2R03 2ROtjcam. (col. 2) 8 :45 p.m.--Guest Night: 2R03 2R04 2R06 lBJ' Saturdays from 9 to 11 a.m. EDT, and ( 15.33) 6 :30 a.m.-Fir~t Cl'icket Test ;'.latch; Ell~land vs. 9 p.m.-\I"linee Melodies: W2XAD (9.55) on Fridays at the same hour irregu­ 1 p.m.-International hour: HP5G The We,l Indies: GSJ 9:30 p.m.-Recital by Zarah Leander: DJB DJO larly, and that XMHA (11.86). Shang­ 1:17 p.m.-Arabic program: GSP 11 :25 a.m.-Serial. "The Cabin in the Hills": GSF DJZ hai, power 500 watts, is broadcasting 1:30 p.m.-News (En~li'ih): IIp5G G,:;G GSJ 11 p.m.-Radio Theater: TGWA (9.685) TGWB 2 p.m.-News (En~li~h): GSO GSG GRX GSI 2:45 p.m.-America frolll My Window (Italian). 11 :25 p.m.-English talk, "Life in Paru": TPBIl week days from 12 mid. to 2 and trom 2:20 p.m.-News (EnI\'Jish): 2R06 W3XAL (21.63) W3XL (17.78) Tp.H 6 a.m. to 12 noon, and on Sundays from 3 p.m.-News (German): W3XAL (21.63) W3XL 4 :30 p.m.-Church in the Wildwood: w2XAD 2 a.m.-Voice of Hawaii. native soloists and w­ 11 p.m. to 12 noon EDT, Mondays. 117.78) t 15.33) \V2XAF (9.53) strurnelltaJi~tS: KQH (14.92) KKH (7.52) 38 ./U I' Il~-~ RADIO GUIDE'S X-WORD PUZZLE

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P. 'In 39 p 15,J/tJ,I/. FtJR()NE ARE YOU A PlATTERBUG? LISTENERS' GUIDE 'RAW/HI (Continued from Page 9) are the Commodore Shops, maestroed (Continued from Page 7) by Milt Gabler; the Hot Record Society, corded voice of King Edward VIII, in and Steve Smith and Associates. These they are far removed from the tense· his farewell address to a world which houses go a step farther in the malring ness which is theirs in the broadcasting was concentrated around many mil­ of new recordings by artists whose studio. Here are some of the most likely spots for spying upon the celebrities: lions of radio loudspeakers, carries a popular appeal is not wide but who price-tag of four bits. have become idols of the platterbug. RadIO t lt1 drull' tfl", J bl 1)11" t tlMo __I ~I for lallmat.. aliln,... . f... !.u While many collect simply because But what-at first glanc~seems a .\ImOMt .n)" aft..r_D 01' ....'·h II -..IIY at , ur ta,orlt ,... 10f' _n .at 111: bda1 IH- ar the fever is upon them, others collect howling new way to get rich quick IpJ>lDI' t'Oll'~ or I",. doft! I: In.Dd 01 n­ with a more utilitarian purpose at may have an entirely different end­ tax Ill: aDd cbattlnr I ...bu f'IMI:Dlala .ad It.. la1lnl.t I I. t .. heart. Hal Kemp, for example, collects ing as the perversity of the platterbug .... Be IaN may tOf' O"f'a In ... lrOIeqlfo 101 .1 ttl.. Debussy, Ravel. Sibelius. and other comes to the front. Most collectors Itldlo ('Itt drllt "tnr. • Ihl ,....,1."nl1Il lit I'" l"R:-< bulldlpl: 1": :M.dl_ \,. h. I classical "greats" not alone because would give their right leg for an or­ _HUll· .nd ..atlh!:·pl..... or ...... I'U ....Il!'brl : ' ~Ie- 1.0 IlM'rl" aboql IUb III 11m. allY 4l.ay alii Ap•••• he enjoys hearing them but because iginal "Bix" Beiderbecke. But they )oll'r.. ".uDd to rub .Iba.. "'lib ..17 .unll r of he gets smart new ideas for orchestra­ wouldn't give two cents for a reissue. a,lun and .d Lind.'". Tlol __.. II·lr.no"''' 1'01.1 IIma.r II' tions and instrumentations from these So they go on about their merry way I~.I ...w .•••••••••. ,'1,rnpr (,f F·.fI,.·flr"l S, '. mn' h l.vloll. '" : (" " masters-ideas which are incorporated of poring through thousands of re­ ,'Olumal I MOllda)' aleb1 lnr.n1a"I., flnd" ...... EoJ .. lp (·."tor Ih..r.·. ,,10"0 in '1,;, W \ IIrlr.. 1l11l1O. II into arrangements of his band and cords in hundreds of record·shops for i0lt • l·bul'l...d·"to·alr. harllhaflC,·r. l'"n..: .. rll..r. and 1OO0l:-1111l1:1t"n< maL.. 11,1. a nl .... llng 1'llIM' which give. in many instances, that what they might easily have by filling (·o,.)llall LollD~", I"lol,y ""lOr. ItC\ lIulldlojt air of being "different" to that musical out an order-blank and waiting for the y ·l1 II!:"urb- ail"I)" llud Fr.....\Ilon I,,·r.. I..• organization. postman's knock. I ..· u Ill" 1"'0 "·1"11",· ,Ill' "11:1rI I'WIll!'.1 h Ha\f' Hlue U"'-III> TM .."I"hU..lun,·"1 on WITH HEW And then, almost every boyar girl Names among the record-collectors :-,III'nr $' III [ I.'"" ,t I'lJlnl--..llh .\erlal among the cheapest collectors' pieces abroad. In England there are formal night-clubs, especially Ben Marden's .:II",lnl\" In,lur.l coccus. This time it was agranulocy­ one in the grave, you'd never know it If you were interested in seeing only 0.11111:1,,\,"" make )"01 "h"'-l" lIud diUIu- all If 1'1Il"h 1!'1l~1) r"r Iou'ath \\11>< tll~ '-"f,. llt"t - If fl,.tful ~ll't'll ib topenia. a rare disease which causes the from the way he plays that thing! the marvels of radio and television, the I'"l",,,,,ll,l€' lw,aullt' of tilt' Ilf'III:.:II· to Ion"a Ult' , I! you 1".,1 till' dl"e"...·I "l"wl••- \\";lrl"1o: .\our lit., aWl}' destruction of the white blood cor­ trip to the New York World's Fair this (I,m't fall tu IIpl,,1 aI on,'" to th\" ~'r{lllllt'r Astl.wa Co. puscles in the blood, a disease which Artie Shaw may be heard Tuesday summer would be well worth the ex· r.,f. free trial of. f ..mlrk_loIl' ml"tbOO..'0 mattl'f "h. I't' }"DU lint "r "betl"'r )'''11 tlll\ t' ID)- t.lth In IUy n:edical texl-books describe as fatal­ night on "Melody and Madness" over penditure. So visit the World of To· N'mNl)' unlIt-r tilE' lj'UI. 0.1 rur thl rr~ trial. If you an NBC network at: 1,.\"(' """'tor('(! fur a Itt.. lin... 1,,(1 crh-d t''I'er,"llJin:.: always. A Los Angeles specialist. Dr. marlow if you can, and by all mean3 )"0 (·...ult.! learn of wllhou! r.'Ilt-C: t'H"U II .\00 are nt­ h-rl,. dl"'llura 1"<1, do o"t .""l,d, n bopl" hUIlM'ud 1'Jdny Arnold Stevens, was called in. Dr. EDT 9:00 p.m. EST 8:00 p.m. seize the opportunity to get belter ac­ f"r thl, free trlal, It 'Ifill 'O'!It h'D u..lblo:;. Addr!""" Stevens. in five years at the Mayo COT 8:00 p.m. CST 7:00 p.m. quainted with the great world of radio Frontier A.lhma Co. 283·0 Frontier Bid... 462 Ni....r. St., Buffalo, N. Y. Clinic in Rochester. Minnesota, had MST 6:00 p.m. PST 5:00 p.m. - its home, its people and their work. 40 1,11 I" THE RADIO NEWSREEL

_',~clal. Jimmy Snyder (seated), runner-up in the Indianapolis Sp~edway race on Memorial Day, Eddie Cilntor. who celebrated the twenty-fifth anni· America's great auto-racing clanic. now intends to try for the board-track midget race cham­ versary of his marriag~ to Ida on his broadcast (CESS, pionship, finals to be held at Soldier Field. Chicago, June 25. Snyder tries out a midget Mon.) June 5, is shown here as he kissed her after­ facer here as (I. to r.) Lynn Brandt of NBC. Ken Ellington. who will describe the event over wards. Although Ida is not on the show, she's become CBS, Lieut. A. J. Strak. midget-race manager, and H. Creighton of WAAF, Chicago, quiz him a radio personality through Eddie's allusions to her

Bill Rogers studies the statue of his father, Will A toast to "March of Games" on its first anniversary! To observe the first birthday of this Rogers, beloved humorist of radio and films, which CBS children's program, a party was planned recently at the studios. The celebrants are was recently unveiled in the Capitol rotunda, Wash­ shown here (I. to r.): Natalie Purvin Prager, author of the show; Ted Healy. CBS engineer ington, D. C. Executed by Jo Davidson, the bronze who handles the show; Arthur Ross and Sybil Trent, members of the cast; Martin Lewis, Rogers stands beside a statue of George Washington Radio Guide columnist; Vivian Block, also a regular on show. and Nil.. Mack, the producer

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