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This station has just received the highest award in the national radio contest sponsored annually by the City College of New York, the "Academy Award" of radio. Cited for top honors as "the most effective Public Service programs" were KGFJ's popular afternoon features on modern Medicine and the Law...

"IF THEY HAD LIVED" "THE LAW IS YOUR SERVANT" narrated by Stanley K. Cochems, Exec. Secy. Program of the Los Angeles Bar Association Los Angeles County Medical Association narrated by David Ballard 5:45 -5:55 p. m. Mon. -Wed. -Fri. 5:45 -5:55 p. m. Tues. Thurs.

A cordial thanks to all our listeners who helped bring this award to the station, to the Los Angeles County Medical Association and the Los Angeles Bar Association for their splendid cooperation, to Paul Forrest, the producer, to Les Ecklund, the writer, and to our advertising agency, Sudler Company, who so ably assisted in the presentati&. THELMA KIRCHNER, Manager

THE TWENTY -FOUR HOUR STATION ... 1230 ON THE LOS ANGELE

www.americanradiohistory.com bears no real -life resemblance to any Carmen admitted that nearly villainous character. He is a likeable every musician has a dream of some Stardust for Sherlee guy with an enthusiasm for such out- day having his own complete show, door pastimes as hunting, fishing and and that he was no exception. "But (Continued from Page 34) riding, and such indoor sports as gin I have a lot to learn in radio before arship in the speech department at rummy and backgammon. He has that." Then, forgetful entirely of his Northwestern and terminating her been married for sixteen years and own musical ability, diligence and final program for station WIRE, has two sons, six -year -old Fort Jr. extreme charm, he self -abnegatingly Sherlee decided to strike out for Hol- and four-year -old Jimmy. He con- assured us, "I've had some good lywood and big -time radio. Like hun- fesses to a genuine enjoyment and breaks." He continued half- jokingly, dreds of others, she found that it questionable skill at the kitchen "And half the fun of my work now wasn't an easy job. She won her range, and to a firm ambition to is seeing how it comes out each fir s t part on "Hollywood Mystery own some day a range on which cat- week. You see, one show goes off Time" and followed with "Nero tle will roam. like clockwork . I get the script Wolfe" and "Blind Date ". on time, have plenty of time to set "I really know a little something up new tunes, arrange for the band, With dozens of others she audi- about cattle- raising," he explained cue the show, and rehearse. tioned for the "Hoagy Carmichael more earnestly. "My father was in The other . . . well, let's say there's an Show" -and won. that business, and back in Illinois, I occasional slip. Things don't go quite Lives Modestly had a farm." as smoothly, so it keeps me busier. Sherlee's sitting on top of the world Fort Pearson transferred his tal- But as to which is which ... I'll let these days. On the show since last ents from Chicago to Hollywood radio you guess." fall, she was as excited about it when upon his discharge from the Navy in we talked to her as she had been the 1945. (Yes, of course, he's now sold first day of the broadcast. on California!) Since then, listeners Introducing KSDJ She lives at the Hollywood Studio have heard his voice on "An Evening Club with many other movie and with Romberg ", the Carmen Caval- laro show, "The Alka- Seltzer News- (Continued from Page 37) radio aspirants while her parents re- with agricultural authorities all side in Long Beach. Back at Yale paper of the Air ", and broadcasting - Rams games. of which make the program a "mu st" is her boy friend, whom she is plan- for rural listeners. Mail returns for ning to marry -in the meantime she Oh yes -and since December of this program have been terrific in goes dancing with her oldest brother. 1945, he's been Jack Bailey's right - content as well as number. - ( "He's a wonderful dancer!" adds hand man, ministering to the wants Sherlee). and wishes of Mutual's lucky "Queen "What's the Word" - A show for a Day "! similar to "Noah Webster Says" Her name is spelled in that original using the reverse twist of this na- manner "because mother wanted it tional twin definitions given, con- that way -don't ask me why." She testants supply- the word. Heard likes to dance, swim and play tennis. Men of Music Saturday evenings, 7:00 -7:30. A spon- She 'wears low heels all the time in sored audience participation show spite of the fact that she is a mere (Continuer/ from Page 38) originating in KSDJ's studio theatre. five -foot- two- and -one -half, because she But he's never too busy to stop and Capacity audience every broadcast; likes them. "I guess I'm really a help Daryl. "Daryl loves to conduct," many turned away. low -heel personality ", she laughed. commented his father. "He'll creep "And, after all, t he r e are enough in and spend long minutes conduct- "Civic Center Reporter" - Heard high -heel personalities in Hollywood or playing Monday, Tuesday and Friday from ing while I'm recording 8:15-8:30 p.m. John D'Alfonso, San already!" records. I like to encourage him . . . more because it helps him overcome Diego Daily Journal column is t, has passes along the behind- the - scenes a certain amount of shyness he City Mikemen than because I hope he'll turn out a information about the and musician. Both the older boys seem County governments and their per- (Continued from /'age 35) musically incline d, but if they sonnel. Of much value in creating i of work, that's and sustaining civic interest among of him, "Say, k d, what's your choose another field the local citizenry. The first program ?" too. I made my choice . . name all right, of its kind in San Diego. Fort Pearson departed from his I had started out to study medicine." NBC Chicago announcing post in Being a smart young business These are only a few of the choice 1943, when he went into the Navy. man, Carmen stays conversant with, air offerings already being broad- He served for two- and -a -half years, and studies the trend of, modern cast by KSDJ. Looks as if Friday, in the Photographic Division. music. "Just now it tends toward a the thirteenth, was lucky not only for a good deal of the station, but for San Diego lis- "It was quite a switch," the mike - classical touch, with man pointed out, "from radio to tenderness in the popular ballads, teners! motion pictures. Suddenly, I found and I try to follow this, with my myself an actor, writer, and director own ideas. And I don't ever hold of movies. I learned a lot, and I back any of my own ideas on ar- The Bible on the liked it." rangements. I feel that my musi- cians, either here in this eleven - Pearson's pr e v i o u s experience Airways been restricted piece outfit for the 'Snooks' show or along these lines had the bigger band on the Drene Show, to radio- acting assignments on such in (Continued from Paye 33) a writ- can execute any departure ar- shows as "Lights Out," and rangement. Too, there are a lot of Lawn Bowling Association. He re- ing- producing stint for a series of the same fellows in each group, and cently organized and participated in air adaptations of Edgar Allan Poe they know my work." the first international lawn bowling stories. tournament ever held in the United May Enter Movies Many Interests States, in which 700 contestants from Today, there is a possibility of his Both the Dragons are strictly England, Canada and the United utilizing the motion picture experi- homebodies. Into Carmen's conver- States took part. ence he gained while in service. He sation comes one reference after an- may soon augment his radio work other to doing this or that "at home." However, his first love is the radio with movie roles. "I'd be the 'heavy' Knowing he liked gardening, ama- program he conducts, and the satis- (the villain)." Fort smiled, which teur motion picture -making, and fying reaction he receives from read- means the camera would accentuate using his television equipment or ing the Bible has more than com- the mikeman's dark moustache and home recording outfit, we asked in pensated for the years he has de- sleek black hair. what he found the most enjoyment. voted to offering spiritual comfort to his thousands of listeners. Actually, the genial Mr. Pearson He grinned . . . "the children." i Page Thirty -Nine

www.americanradiohistory.com CARMEN AT WORK leading an inter- val of melody for one of the two shows for which he composes and ar- ranges. NBC -Herb Ball Photo

which are consistent highlights of Miss Brice's "Snooks" show. With Willson Like any other business man, upon graduation from college Dragon started in earnest on a musical career. For nine years, this ace ar- ranger scored for Meredith Willson. It was while Carmen was doing the scoring of the Johnson Wax summer show, "Show Boat," and MGM's "Good News" that he became asso- ciated with Mr. Willson. A more im- portant meeting during this time was with pretty, dark -eyed Eloise Rawitzer, who was in the chorus of %F. "Show Boat ". She is now Mrs. Dra- gon, and the mother of three little Dragons, Douglas, Daryl and their new little brother. It's little Daryl who invades the

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coNE DAY recently, Radio Life stopped backstage at the El Capitan Theater after a rehearsal of Fanny Brice's "Baby Snook s" show. We had dropped by to talk to Carmen Dragon, the Brice show orchestra leader, and by this came across at least one departure from the legendary temperamental Hollywood musicmen. We knew Carmen was an accom- Makes Music a Business, but While plished musician, furnishing compo- sitions and arrangements for two One Show Goes Like Clockwork, the top -flight radio shows, and we could Sometimes Keeps Him Humping see he was a handsome six - footer. Other We discovered for ourselves that here among musicians was a sane, sensi- ble business man who has organized Pelgram his music - making into a pleasurable By Jane vocation. The husky maestro is a native of Antioch, California, and majored in Jose Elling- privacy of his father's long hoped - music and psychology at San used to get old Duke (Duke to Teachers College. "Majored in music" ton, of course) records, or Basie, or ,or, and finally realized, "study," and copy interrupt while Daddy is working out hardly tells the story of his playing the old Goodman bunch, and bass in the symphony orchestra, and them note for note. I still like those scorings for two radio shows in the military band, per- old records. I still think the Duke such motion pictures as "Dishonored trombone f t, "Strange forming on accordion, tuba, piano offered a lot to popular music." Lady", his a t es or augmented Dra- Woman". For his excellent handling and trumpet. That experience of the latter, Carmen is holder of the At the same time he was leading gon's study of the classics in school, Academy Award for movie band, a purely extra- curric- and probably helps account for his 1945 his own Drene music. "But I still like radio work ular bit of business, which traveled fine handling of music on the Radio is a quick, clean pro- coast playing fra- Show, for which he also composes better. up and down the cess . once a show is done, it's ternity dances. Carmen still speaks and arranges the music for Danny little group. Thomas' weekly wacky lyrics, and done." t fondly of that Turn to Page 39) "That was a great little band. We for Carmen's m u s i c al specialties, (Please Page Thirty -eight

www.americanradiohistory.com BILL THOMPSON, emcee of "Nasty Naybor ", being his nastiest. He also does "Memory Room" and serves as sports and lights announcer.

Diego City Zoo and KSDJ. Heard at 9:30 p.m. every Tuesday. Has an "In- formation Please" set -up without the idea of trying to stump the "experts." San Diegans send in questions about the zoo itself and about the animals, and Ken Stott, C. B. Perkins, and Jacqueline Schermerhorn give them all the answers. Stress is, of course, on items that are of most interest to the - layman. The aforementioned persons are heads of the different departments of the zoo. "1170 Club "-Audiences are grow- ing daily on this across- the -board week -day program heard at 10:30 a.m. This audience participation show uses both the studio audience and the listeners - the latter are contacted by phone while 4111.. FOOLED YOU, didn't we/ It's Bill i the show is in progress. Prizes are given daily Thompson again, his disagreeable inform and entertain, the station has by the sponsors. The ladies love it- mask dropped for his own pleasant per- scheduled several noteworthy pro- which is due in large measure to sonality as staff announcer. grams, among them the following: the crackling, pace- setting atmos- "Junior Town Meeting of the Air" phere created by Dan Cubberly and -A public service show jointly spon- Deane Long, co- emcees. once and you won't miss it again - sored by the County and City Boards "Junior Talent Show" - New radio a laugh -a -line performance. Mail of Education and KSDJ. Heard Mon- show for San Diego. Gives kiddies response is one of the largest. Peo- day evenings at 7:30 -audience wel- twelve years old and under a chance ple are writing in requesting mem- comed in the studio theatre of the to exploit their talent and win a bership in the "Nasty Naybor Club." station. One high school is repre- prize. Produced every Saturday at Amount of mail is all the more sig- sented on each broadcast by four 9:30 a.m., starting February 15. Pro- nificant in that there is no "come - students. As participants on the pro- gram sponsored and prizes given by on" attached to it. gram, they have a round -table dis- Boldrick's Fine Shoes, San Diego. "Home on the Ranch" Heard cussion of topics of local, national. Auditions are held a week prior to Monday through Friday from- and international interest to them. each broadcast, all kinds of talent 12:30- Program is 1:00 p.m. A program slanted to the moderated by Peter Sam- considered. Program is very infor- ranchers and farmers of San Diego son, minister of the First Unitarian mal and everyone has a good time. County. Church of San Diego. Helps to give Contains news and informa- the students a more serious outlook "Nasty Naybor" - Early morning tion from national and local agri- and form definite opinions about grouch- dispersing platter show, daily cultural associations; weather report problems and activities except Sunda y, 6:15 -7:30 a.m. direct from Lindberg Field, San of the times. starts 6:30 Saturdays. Features the- Diego; about meetings and activities "Animal Kingdom" -A public biggest "nasty" of them all, an- of local organizations; interviews service show sponsored by the San nouncer Bill Thompson. Hear it YPlease Turn to Page 39)

ED TIDWELL, KSDJ PROGRAM manager, here goes over RANDY BEAMS APPROVAL AS she displays station's "Waft i script with visiting Hollywood celebrity, Randy Stuart, i Holder" certificate given charter advertisers of KSDJ. Hold- formerly songstress on Jack Carson's CBShow. ing up other end of parchment is station manager, "Mike" Gould.

www.americanradiohistory.com POWER BEHIND SAN DIEGO'S new Columbia -affiliated sta- tion is Clinton D. McKinnon, energetic publisher of the San 4 Diego Journal and owner of KSDJ.

Introducing KSDJ 4-

`4 San Diego's Newest Radio Station Is CBS Affiliate,f Dialed at 1170

"Junior Town Meeting" are originals in San Diego and help in realizing a well-rounded radio service for the community. The station's CBS affil- iation has made it possible for net- work shows to be heard more effec- tively by many owners of small sets. Guiding the programming are two radio veterans: "Mike" Gould, gen- eral manager, and his right -hand man, Ed Tidwell, program manager. Gould has a background which in- cludes station, agency, and opera- tion of seventeen AFRS stations in ')A7E GUESS they can just surface of things routs out plenty of about do anything reasons for KSDJ's success. First the Pacific, the Mosquito Network. they please down in should come its owner, Publisher He also served as chief of the Broad- San Diego's KSDJ - Clinton D. McKinnon, a thirty -nine- cast Service Section of AFRS in Los walk under ladders, year -old, diminutive Irish power Angeles. Tidwell served as radio spill the salt, bust all the mirrors, house of personality. Starting less officer in charge of AFRS' Jungle and ignore coal -black cats who wan- than ten years ago he, alone, built a Network and was also on General der across the pathway. fine newspaper, the San Diego Jour- Douglas MacArthur's special staff. nal. When his KSDJ to Both men held the rank of lieuten- KSDJ, you see, flaunted supersti- took the air, ant- colonel. tion by taking to the air on Friday, he topped his spectacularly success- December 13, 1946. Its 5000 watts ful journalistic empire with a radio Programming of KSDJ has been are now going greater guns than empire which might well. be the no haphazard affair. With an eye to ever and its 1170 kilocycles have fast pride of a generation of builders. become a popular dialing spot for Following McKinnon's ideas, KSDJ San Diegans. DAN CUIBERLY, staff announcer, set its course to become indispens- Friday the thirteenth in A little digging around below the able in public service and entertain- i. defied ment to listeners of its locality. Its every possible manner, still has made suc- ultimate realization is to be far and cess of "1170 Club", which he co- emcees away the outstanding instrument for with Deane Long. community service in San Diego. Wide Appeal Another factor aiding the station's growth is its studio theater which makes it possible to offer such audi- ence participation shows as the "1170 Club" and "What's the Word," programs of a type San Diegans have long wanted. Furthermore, the sta- tion's 5000 watt power and "Home on the Ranch" have given KSDJ many regular listeners among the city's rural population. Three weather re- ports are also an added service of KSDJ. "Civic Center Reporter" and

WOMEN'S EDITOR, Sally Dean, is "Aunt Sally" on the Saturday morn- ing kiddie talent hunt, "Junior Talent Revue ". In real life she's Elea- nor Kennedy.

www.americanradiohistory.com THIS COMELY "QUEEN for a Day" turned out to be quite an accom- plished songstress -so Pearson (Fort, that He Started Out as a Singer, Would Like is) and Bailey (Jack, that is) joined her on the show to make it a trio. The girl is to Be Rancher, Is Aide to MBS' "Queen" Donna Keeter of Ogden, Utah. By Lynn Roberts names of all the players, was some- how lost. Pearson was left with the Monday through Friday, 11:30 a.m. ticklish task of giving an accurate sluNral- KIN- KGH- KF.\M -KVUh Irna Phillips daytime serials. In ad- play -by -play account of the game's dition, football fans throughout the action in spite of the fact that only THINK almost all an- country soon became familiar with two of the players were known to nouncers a r e disappointed his smooth sports announcing as, him. Somehow, he surmounted this singers," smiled Fort Pear- with such fellow sportscasters as somewhat overwhelming handicap, son. "At least, it seems that Graham McNamee and Bill Slater, and this calamitous b r o a d c t way, and I'm no exception." he related with speed and clarity a s marked the start of a notable sports - Top air spieler Pearson the thrilling details of gridiron casting career that later included first started in radio as a singer, on classics. spieling stints at the Indianapolis a Shreveport, Louisiana s t a t i o n. Inauspicious Start race meets. "Now," he concluded, "I sing only In this vein, for my own amazement." Pearson recalled two The other amusing incident Pear- amusing memories. One was con- son recalled for us concerned the day His musical aptitude even led him cerned with his initial assignment to he first met and worked with his idol, to a period of involuntary violin cover a football game in Telos. It Graham McNamee. Introducing him playing as a child, but is today con- was a clash between Rice U. and on the microphone, McNamee gave fined to a relaxed position near his Arkansas, and Fort was relating it him an elaborate verbal build -up, radio -phonograph, where he listens in great style until the moment that then turned and asked bewilderedly in contented inactivity to his pet the paper on which were written the (Please Turn to Pape 39) musical programs and prized Bix Beiderbecke waxings. Nevertheless, his singing assign- ment at a microphone led to a good deal of activity in the realm of radio -a busy career which is now well into its second decade. It was in Chicago, on NBC, that Pearson's progress gained real momentum and made Fort's pleasing voice and easy manner at the micro-

' phone familiar to every dialer. Dur- ing the ten years he was located there, Fort Pearson was prominently identified with such popular Windy City air offerings as "First Nighter" (with Don A m e c h e), "Beat the Band" (with Ted Weems, Perry Como and Garry Moore), "F itch Band- wagon," Alec Templeton, and the

AT HOME, MIKEMAN Pearson puts his famous voice to work on a Disney i comic book for the amusement of his young sons, six -year -old Fort Jr. and four - year -old Jimmy.

www.americanradiohistory.com "THIS IS NOW THE PROGRAM LOOKS WHEN WE'RE ON THE AIR ", Sherlee told us. Sherlee loves "Mr. C.'s" voice and listens attentively to his every word. She claims to have learned much from Hoagy's singing and line reading. Her secret ambition is to sing, too.

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HERE'S SHEKEL TURNER, the girl behind the intriguing voice of Hoagy Carmichael's secretary on his Sun- day airshow. Hoagy calls her "Baby' - Sherlee calls Hoagy "Mr. Carmichael" or "Mr. C." (John Mason Photo).

Sunday, 1 :70 p.m. CBS -ti h d ET'S talk about my boss ", 4* suggested pert Sherlee Turner. Sherlee's "boss" Air Secretary to Hoagy Car :Mae] happens to be a certain Hoag y Carmichael, to Is the Dream Job of Sherlee Turner, whom she plays secretary on his weekly radio series -and what Who Climbs to Success in Low Heels better spot could you find for a Car- michael fan? "Cause, golly, I haven't done very much," she added. "Have you heard his new song, 'Ivy'? By Betty Hammer No? Oh, you'll love it! And wait until you hear his newest one, 'The Old Man's Sleeping'. It's just dar- ling!" Which should give you an complexion, big brawn eyes and mass Hollywood gossip and philosophic idea of Sherlee's enthusiasm for the of shining brown hair add up to a wisdom for the younger set. talents of the guy with whom she piquant appearance that matches her After a year, station WIRE in In- trades banter every Sunday after- air personality. dianapolis invited her to do a fifteen- noon. When Sherlee bemoans the fact minute spot called "Mostly About Like everyone else from Indiana, that she's really "done nothing" in Hollywood ". The next step was as Sherlee's been a Carmichael fan since radio, she paints a very dim picture impresario of a half -hour program, she can remember - Hoagy's the of what is a very bright career for "Sub- debía ", a variety show featur- number one favorite Hoosier son. one still in her very early twenties. ing a band and visiting celebrities. Sherlee won the air spot over dozens of other aspirants, however, not be- "No" Becomes "Yes" All this sandwiched in between cause she was a fellow-Indianian, but At fifteen she decided to go into classes at Shortridge High School because of the warm, chatty quality radio. So, matter-of- factly, she went and later Northwestern University! of her voice. to station WLBC in Muncie, Indiana, When we asked Sherlee if she still her of an air called this "doing nothing" in radio, Most fan letters sent to Sherlee and presented idea her wide comment was, ask for her picture -people want to show. Though the first answer was -eyed "Now, that "no ", Sherlee hung around until, how in the world did I talk them see the face that goes with of that!" voice. To say that they're not dis- after an audition, the answer changed into all appointed is a masterly understate- to "yes ". Every" Sunday afternoon After taking advantage of a schol- ment. Sherlee's peaches- and -cream she dished out fifteen minutes of (Plrase turn to Page 39) Page Thirty -four www.americanradiohistory.com BELOVED BY RADIO LISTENERS is Bill Hay, whose reading of the Scriptures evokes thousands of letters from ap- preciativc listeners. Ralph Forney Photo

Monday-Friday, 12:45 p.m. K.1111: HE MAN who "Reads the Bible" on KMPC is Bill Hay. For the past nineteen years,J BIll Hay has read the Scrip- tural passages of the Bible to radio audiences in Chicago and Los An- geles. The script for these radio broadcasts is a leather -bound edition of the King James version of the Bible, which,Mr. Hay has used since i the inception of this program. A rec- ord of the various Biblical stories and passages quoted throughout the years is maintained on the Bible's margin so that Hay rarely repeats himself unless specifically requested to do so by his listeners. There is no stringent outline for the daily broadcasts. Biblical stories are selected from either the Old or New Testament or both, or an entire Psalm or story may be read. Bill Hay does not interpret any of the Bible stories, but reads them verbatim. The theme for this program was conceived in Chicago during the summer of 1928 over WGN as a sum- mer replacement show. Because of the astonishing response to this kind of program, it became a regular feature of the station's schedule. From 1928 until 1937, Bill Hay "read . . . the Bible" for midwestern listeners on stations WGN and WMAQ. "

A great fan of "Amos 'n' Andy ", and a co- worker for many years, Bill Hay decided to come out to California when their show was The Bible on the Airways transferred to the West Coast. He re- mained with them as chief announ- cer until five years ago, when he introduced his "Read the Bible" pro- The Scriptures, Read by Bill Hay, gram to Los Angeles listeners. During nis residence in Chicago, Have Brought Solace to Thousands Mr. Hay met his future wife while he was singing for a professional church quartet for which she was the accompanist. They have been mar- By Betty Hudson ried for thirty years and are now confirmed California enthusiasts. To further carry the message of the Bible, Bill Hay made - 4 He moved to California in 1937 and the Bible message to millions in the two record five years ago convinced Forest albums of "Transcriptures" in 1945, United States. Educated at Dunfries which consist of Bible Lawn Memorial Park that this pro- Academy in Scotland, he sailed to readings. gram was ideal for its requirements. These recordings contain popular America in 1909 and made Chicago Bible stories such as the story of It has been under continuous spon- his initial home. From 1909 to 1921 sorship since 1942 and has been Adam and Eve; Story of the Crea- he resided in Chicago and then tion; Abraham and Isaac and the broadcast on KMPC since last sum- moved mer from 12:45 to 1:00 p.m. The pop- farther west to Hastings, Ne- Song of Solomon. ularity of the program is evidenced braska, and became a staff member Extremely interested in athletics, by the thousands of letters which of KFKX, learning the things that Mr. Hay schedules much of his avail- Mr. Hay receives from listeners who make a radio station function, such able time to participating in some experience spiritual encouragement as announcing, programming, music sport. His most dominant interest is from his reading the Bible. and office procedure. He later re- lawn bowling and he is interna- Tremendous Background turned to Chicago and became gen- tional president of the American eral manager of WGN for two years, Lawn Bowling Association and pres- Born in Scotland, Mr. Hay had no then commercial manager of WMAQ ident of he would the Southern California presentiment that carry from 1929 to 1936. (Please Turn to Pape 39) Page Thirty -three

www.americanradiohistory.com APRIL 27, 194 RADIO LIFE week periods. "I've done one -night RECORD stands," he told us, "and believe me Girl and Boy Next -this is worse. Six weeks gives you just enough time to start wanting to NOTES TO YOU stay where you are. That is, if to be- Door a place to By ANDY MANSFIE'.D gin with, you can find live! We're not permanent tenants (Continued from Pape 7) at the same time we're not ex- 1 note and -no Shore and Sinatra. "And he sounded actly transients, so nobody wants 2 notes -maybe terrific," Dinah said. us." Reunited in Hollywood Co. -'sial group 3 notes -yes Frank had the same opinion of his There are three families who travel when he and Chord in G -tops erstwhile feminine partner with the "Dr. I. Q." troupe -Lew caught her recording of "The Breeze his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. An OUR COMMON HERITAGE vß¡ÿ and 1" and decided that the little thony (the program's announcer), Shore gal was really going places. and Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Flaig (pro- bVith stars such as Bing Crosby, gone places before Brian Donlevy, Walter Huston, Fred- Both had really motion manager for Mars). they found themselves singing to- The Valentines' permanent home ric March, Agnes Moorehead and Pat on an AFRS Command O'Brien reading great American poems gether again is in San Antonio, Texas, but Lew Performance in Hollywood in 1944. he recalled commemorating milestones in our were too seldom sees it. "Once," From then on, they only cheerfully, "when I hadn't been country's history, here is really some- glad to exchange guest spots on their thing different and outstanding in home for five years. the Mars peo- air shows and sing duets, too. "But ple gave me a Christmas present by record albums. Poems that we used soft." Dinah said, "is the music we to recite in school, like "Sheridan's having the show staged in San An- make today. We're taking no chances It was won- Ride ", "Columbus ", "O Captain, My on-being termed an unromantic pair tonio for a few weeks. Captain" and "Old Ironsides ", take on again." derful." a new and bigger meaning . . . in record ex- The Valentines have a nine -year- Since Dinah and Frank tot:._.3 with fact, the sixteen sides in the album are clusively for Columbia, they have old son, Gar., Lew, who almost a condensed history of America many opportunities to make notes on them during the summer, staying in by its great poets, covering the time each other's voices. And what du San Antonio for school the rest of from its discovery by Columbus think? the year. "He understandably gets through the Civil War period. Particu- they annoyed about my being on the road outstanding are Fredric March's Well, according to Dinah, it's im- all the time," Lew related, "and he larly possible for Frank to sing any song "Paul Revere's Ride" and Agnes Moore - make isn't at all impressed about my be- head's "Nancy Hanks ", while the orig- at all and not feel it. It doesn't ing on the radio. In fact, when he any difference, she said. whether I stop traveling inal musical settings by Victor Young for hours and once suggested that forty - he's been vocalizing come home, I explained that and Lehman Engel, as well as the if he's fresh and rested, and and eight page booklet of explanatory is tired or I couldn't because I had to be 'Dr. add im- his melodies always have meaning. I. Q.,' he answered with abrupt notes by Louis Untermeyer, She also considers his voice quality measurably to the warmth and beauty his phrasing perfect. frankness, 'Well, they got somebody of the presentation. Anyone who has excellent and else before, they can get somebody any doubts about the future of Amer- Frank allowed as how he can go else again.' " ica should listen to the masterful in- overboard any time he's queried terpretations of these poems by these about Dinah. great artists -for "Our Common Heri- "There's nobody who can sing a tage" is truly inspirational and easily fast tune like Dinah, and when she Beulah, the Second Chord in G! chooses a ballad -it's as sweet and rates a magnificent Her (Decca A -536). soft as the jive song is groovy. (Continued from Page 6) tones are full and deep and her style took a job DELLA) RUSSELL can make days. After graduation he ANDY Land is so individual that she operating a printing press at twelve missus have a very any song sound good. In fact, I Andy and his 'verce' dollars a week, and haunted the listenable side in "Unless It Can Hap kinda like the gal and my local radio stations in his spare time. especially on the has a definite affinity for hers . . pen with You" better He took an announcer's competitive repeat chorus with its special Mr. and se the more often we duet, the examination on one station and Mrs. lyrics ... Reverse has Andy solo- I like it." though he didn't win, an executive ing "Dreams Are a Dime a Dozen" for "But," Frank added, "I still main- from a Cedartown, Georgia, station a good 3 notes. (Capitol 386). tain that southern charm wasn't ex- expressed an interest in him. Tired YAN JOHNSON actly chop -liver." of waiting for the promised tele- "And," Dinah rejoined, "that name phone call from the executive, Bob Cutting his first sides as a vocalist, Sinatra didn't hold you back either, called him about an announcing Van offers "I Wonder, I Wonder, I Frank." job. When he asked Bob how much Wonder" and "Goodnight, Sweetheart" he was making. Bob bravely upped backed by Sonny Burke's Orchestra his salary to sixteen dollars a week. . He hasn't a great voice, but it has I write when he "Then he asked me if could warmth and sincerity -and Six -Week Citizens continuity. I said yes, and he hired says "Good night" on the second side, me. So I called an Atlanta station you gals will love him ... uh -huh. 3 and asked, 'What's continuity ?' " notes' worth. (MGM 10018). (Continued from Puue .i) f "Kiss and They told Bob, and as part of his PHIL HARRIS ORCH. hotel manager) and in new job, he wrote it. It's as simple Tell," and conducted quiz sessions that. You can see how Bob When Phil does a tune like "Pray for for his fellow servicemen. Later, he as the Lights to Go Out ", he's a minstrel would be the only man in Hollywood toured with Dashiell Hammett, writ- way of man at his best . . , and couple that to discover that the simplest ing and lecturing for the morale di- an apartment is to ask for it! with the fast -tempoed "If You're Ever vision. getting Down in Texas" (complete with south- Bob's Southern accent is very got one of Today, he continues to entertain that to make good ern drawl, v'all) and you've I. Q." slight. Realizing Phil's top 3- noters. servicemen, by taking his "Dr. as an announcer he would have to show into veterans' hosnitals be- he a (RCA - Victor 20. 2207). eradicate any accent. made tween broadcasts. list of the words that he knew he He laughs about people who say was mispronouncing. "I put down to him, "How lucky you are -having words like 'tin' 'git' and 'Mitchigin' to work only thirty minutes a week!" and then learned to say 'ten', 'get' Smilingly, he related the difficul- and 'Michigan' " he explained. "But ties of touring with a radio show occasionally Ah still crop up with a p ,ye ty-tr.o which camps in each city for six- wrong one," he drawled.

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Life Be 11 (au Beautiful KIT, a.m. M-F Pacific Luthrrau Hour_... KFWB, 8:311 p.m. Su Stan Over Hollywood KNX, 8:30 a.m. Sa Lightnia' Jim. 8 F' KEC'A, p.m. Parker. Frank KECA, 1l:45 a.m. M I Stella Dallas , KFI, KFSD, 12:15 p.m. M -F ...... Lilt ut Riley ... KF1, 7:30 p.m. It 'Parsons, Luuella.., KECA, KF 11t, 6:15 11.11,...... Steve Knight ..... ______...... HHJ, su Light ehr 9:15 p. m. uf Nbrid Kn. Ju:15 a.m. M-F' Pat Novak for Hire KECA, a p,,.u s steten Graham .-. KBJ, 8:30 p.m. Sa Liodiabr, t irlor KHJ, 8:45 a.m. M -F *Pearson, Dres KECA, KFMB. 8 p.ii,, su strolling - - Listening Tom..... -.._.-.-.__..KFAC, 8:30 a.m. su Post ...KECA, KFMB,M 11:30 a.m. Tu -F People's Platform KNX, 9 a.m, Su suoday Evening Club .KFAC, 9 p.m, Su Lombardo, Guy KHJ, 6:30 p.m. M Peuple Are Funny Hit KFSD, 8:3o p.m. F Sunrise Salute....__ »._. ».._...KNX, 6:15 a.m. M -Sa Lune Juurney KNX, 111:341 a.m. M -F Pepper Young's Family, 3F1, 11:3v a.m. M -F Sunset Roundup Lune KECA, 12:30 p.m. Sa Ranger.. KECA, : p.m. M. W: 8 p.m. Sa Perry Mason KNX, 10:13 a.m. M -F `upper ('lob Kit, KFSD. , p.m M -F Lureozu Junes KFI, KFS1.1. It :311 p.m. 11 -1-' *1'eters,u, Elmer.,..KF1, HF.SI), 3:45 p.m. W -Sa Lucky Lager Dance Time, KFAC, surprise Theater.._. _... KNX, 7:23 p.m. Su I0 p.m. M -Sa *l'etterglll, Sam KECA, 12:45 p.m. Su Superman KHJ, I.um d Abner . 8 M KGB, KNIE, 5:13 p.m. M -F SECA, KFMB. p.m. -Th Philharmonic Reppoorter KFL 11:45 p.m. M uspenee Luncheon at Longchamps.. KHJ, Y: :lu p.m. .M -I' Philadelphia Orehrrlra USX. I p.m. KNX, 8 p.m. Th Sa Sweeney and March.-__...KNX, 10:30 p.m. Th Lutheran Gospel Hour KRHU, 4 :30 p.m. Su Phil., Vance SECA, a: :111 p.m. Th Lutheran Hour _.KHJ, R1 OE, 9:30 a.m. Su Piano Playhouse. -_ ...KECA, *Sahli. Raymond KECA, 9:45 a.m. Su 5 p.m. Sa 10:311 Lux Theatre.....! 9 p.m. M Pilgrims Symphonette..._ HXX. p.m. M. W. F KNX, Hour KHJ, HVUE, it a.m, Su Symphooy Pleasure Parade 9:30 p.m. Tu KFI, 1 p.m, Su MacCouell, Mary ..... KFI, Jour __.KWHW. 12 N. Ss Policing L.A KHJ, 1:45 Sa Madisou 2343 KFI. 9:43 p.m. Tu p.m. "Take It or Leave It KNX, 6 p.m. Su Portia Faces Life, KFI, KFSD. 1:15 p.m. M -F Talbot. Dr, Louis ...... _....KHJ, KGB, 8 Su ...... __ 3:341 Sa a.m. p.m. Putter. Peter.._..._._...... _..KFWB. 9:311 a.m. Su Make- KF3'D, 10 a.m. M -F Believe Rally t _. .HHJ, KGB, 10:30 p.m. Ii -Sa Talent Circus KFI, 11:30 p.m. Su KI.At. 9:341 a.m.. 5:30 p.m. M -Se Pro Arlo Quartet X1.11, is a.m. Sa Tapestries of Life.._ SNI, 9:30 p,m. Tu Ma Perkins KFSD, 11:15 M rruuerty Uw'dera kill, a.m. -F ....KMPC. ,::tu p.m. Su Taylor, Henry J... -.KBJ, KGB, 9:45 M. F M p.m. KNX, 9:13 a.m. -F *Pringle. Velsuu, KNX, 7:13 a.m., 11 u.m, M -F Taylor, Mary Lee. HNC, 11 n.m. Sa *Malone, 'l'rd SECA. 111:15 M Tema-Age Adviser a.m. -F Quern fur a Day. 11:30 M KECA, 3:30 p.m. Sa Manhattan Merry -tin-Round 8 KHJ. KGB, a.m. -F Teen KFI, p.m. Su Quick as a Flash and Twenty Time, KMPC, 5:05 p.m. M -F Kau Called X KNX, 4:3u p.m. Th KHJ. 1:30 p.m. Su Teen Timers Club Quiz Bowl SLAG, 8:05 p.m. II HFI, 11 a,m, Sa Mao Named Jordau ...... KNX. 4:341 p.m. Su Telephone Hour KFI, KFSD, S Il Quia Kids . KFI, N. Su pm. Mau on tht Farm KFI, 12:15 p.m, Sa It Tell Me. Doetur.. -_ KECA, 10:45 'Quiz ut Two Cities..._..___._ KHJ. 7 p.m. Sa a.m. Sa 'Mao Says Yes KMPC, 19 N. M -F Tennessee Jed ______'MCA, 4:45 p.m. M -I Manners. Zrke SECA. 7:45 a.m, M -F Radio and the Public KNX, 111:30 p.m. Su Terkel, Studs HECA, 8 p.m. Tit *Maiming, Knox. KNX, 18:15 p.m., 5 p.in. M -F Kadin Hible Chur KHJ, KV11E, 7 a.m. Su Terry at the Pirates, KECA, KFMB. 5 P.M. M i Mansfield, Andy ...... KW'SW. 8 a,ui. M -F *Radio News Weekly &F'L U:45 p.m. Su Theater Guild KECA, 7 p.m. So Market Repurts.-.__..,»_. KMP(', 8:13 a.m. M -Sa Kadin Reader's Digest KNX, 4 p.u.. Th Theater of Today KNX, 8 a.m. Sa Martin. Tuoy KNX, 8:311 p.10. Su Radio, the American Way The City KNX, 4 p.m. Su Masquerade _ .$FL 111:30 a.m. M -F KECA. 11:30 a.m. $a The Clock. KECA, 8 :311 p.m. M Massey. Louise._..._.. »...... HHJ 122:311 p.m. .M -Su Radio Voices KWSW, 11:50 a.m. 11,11,F The Falcon KHJ, Mauplo, Re: KECA, 6:30 Tu KGB, Kl'OE, 8:30 p.m. Tu p.m. Rancho Grande KMPC, 10:35 p.m. M -F The Mighty Casey KHJ, 8 p.m. Sa *May, Dr. Harry S...._...Kl AC, 4 :45 p.m. M -F RCA- Victur Show KFI, KFSD, 10 a.m. Su The Play'. the Thin KFI, 6 :30 p.m. Su Mayor of the Town KNX, 7 :30 p.m. Sa Real Stories SHJ, 4:15 p.m. M -F The Sheriff. McCune, Hank- KECA. SF'HB, KPRO. 8:30 p.m. F EFI. d p.m. F Real Story _...KECA, 6:30 p.m. Th Thin Mau KNX, 8:30 F McNeill's Breakfast HECA, S M p.m. Club a.m. -F Record Party ...... KHJ, 10:30 p.m. M -Sa Think and Grow Rich._..._...HFWB, Su Meet the Author 9:311 a.m. 3:30 p.m. KFI, Sr Red Ryder... KHJ, Kl -DE. 7:30 p.m. Tu. Th. Se This Is Hollywood KNX, 6:15 p.m. Sa Meet the Missus 1 :30 p.m. .M KNX, -F Remember That Music...... »....KF1 10:15 p.m. Tu This Is Jasa KHJ, 10 :30 a.m. Sa Mart the Press . ___ __...... HHJ, : p.ia, F Report from tleludies Washington..._,..KNX. 11:15 p.m. F This Is Your FBi...... _ .KECA. 8:30 p.m. F America 1 -uses KNX, 4:30 p.m. 'l'u Report to the People KECA. 9:15 p.m. M This Woman's Secret_. Melody Hour KNX, p,io. Tu. KFI, KFSD, 3 p.m. M -F 3:3U Ti Retribution KECA. 9 :30 p.oi. Th *Thomas, Lowell KNX, p.m. M -F Melody House .... KNX, 4:15 p.m. M -F Reviewing Stand KHJ, 4:3e p.m. Su Thus. Sensational lean KECA. 8 tieludy Parade _ __ KFI, 2:45 p.m. Su Richard p.m. F Datill. Private Investigator Those N'ebsters, KHJ, KGB, KV'OE, 2 p.m. Su Mrludy Time ...... _.._...... KFi. 10:45 p.m. Su -F KW. a 1M p.m. Three Alarm K , 1: 11 5 p. m. Krause t , f Israrl.._- ..._...._ HECA. 8 a.m. Su -F Reporter, KFI, KFSD, lu p.m. Su -F Three sous KFiMPC, 1 :30 p.m. SM a llidniglil Flyer ...... _...._...KFI. 12 p.m. M -Sa *Richfield ,Midnight Right to Happiness, KFI, KESD, 11:45 a.m. M -F Tinaul/,ok Kitchen...... KFI, KFSD, 9:45 a.m. Sa Merry-Go-Hound KNX, 19 p.m. 1 Rise & Shine Midnight Special..._ HC.F'J, I2 D KHJ. 6 a.m. M -Sa *Today 's Children ._ KFi, KFSD, 10 a.m. M -F p.m. Road of Life HNC, yt -F Mild and Mellow ...... 3:30 p.m. M 9:45 a.m. Tom Mix KHJ. KGB, 5:45 p.m. M -F -F ..... KFI, 2 pp.,i,. M -F Milestones to Keludy..._...K}l. M Town Meeting KECA, KFMB. 6:45 p.m. Th 11:15 p.m. -Ss Robblos, Fred... KNX, 12 N. Sa .Miller, Marvin KGFJ, 9:45 p.m. M -1 Treasure Hour of Song SHJ. 8 :30 p.m. Th *Miller, Rex...._..--_.-__..-._..KH.1, *Roberts, Clete_._ KMPC, 8:15 p. m. M -F' 4:15 u.nl. M -F Romance of Helen Trent. KNX, S:3u a.m. M -F Treasury Agent KECA, 8 p.m. M KHJ. 9:13 p.m. Su Treasury Show .. 1 Romance of the Ranchos SNX, a: :W p.m. Su KECA, :3u p.m. Sa *Trout, Bob K \ N. 2.45 p.m. M -F Miraody hEl'A. 9:13 a.m. Sa Ruse of My Dreams KNX, 10:45 a.m. M -1' Rosemary Prue Delectitr KH, KtR, 19:30 p.m. Su *}Monitor Views Nrus I Pt. t., 7 :45 p.m. Ill KNX, 4:15 p.m. M -F' Truth Rowlaud, Sam » or Consequences KFI, 7 p.m. Sa Missing Heirs hl'. t t, 6:311 p.m. W ...... -._..,KWKW. 3:30 p.m. M -Sa Twenty Questions.__._. Money Russell, Betty KECA, 7:43 p.m. KHJ, 8 p.m. Su uu the Liur ICS A. 4 p.at. M -F W Twilight Talea..__..--_-..KMPC, 4:45 p.m. Tu, Th Monroe, Vaughn KNX, a p.m. Sa Sabluu, Jean KNX, 8 :311 p.m. Muuu Dreams ...... __ ht.F.1, M Sr ... 9:43 p.111. -F Safeguards fur Americo United Nations ....._-..KFWB, 8 Moore. Garry KNX. 9:30 p.m. F KMPC, 3:15 p.m. Su _ m, M-F Salt Lake 'Fabrrurle KNN. 7:30 a.m. Su University Explorer KNX. 10:15 p .m. Su Morgan. Hru hFCA. 9:311 p.m. W Suludur Autigus _KGFJ, 7 a.m. M -Sa Morning Bible. Moor kl'il X, g ::lu a,m, Su Saut Kowlands 11 nt Works V'euter, Mel KHJ, 5:15 p.m. M. W, F Mother'. Album, h %I l'l', ti :30 p.m. Su .. KWHW, M Veterans' Voice KHJ, 12:45 Mr. 1 3:30 p.m. -Sa m. Sa District Vtlurne . hl I. h `o. 9::30 pout, W Sant luire of Business Murder and Mr. Moloo. K1I t, 9:30 p.ut. sa Spade KNX. 9 p.m. Su KECA, 4 .m. Sa Saturday Nigl,l serenade SNX. 9 p.ut, su Voice of Firestone KFI, KFSD, 5:30 .m, M Murray. Johnny I. A. a a,m. M -F Science of Mind KFWB, 10:45 a.m, 11.1-' 1 nice of Labor KMPC, 8:15 m. Su Museum of Mudrro %i,. h1-.1 A, 7 pool. '1'11 Srutlaud lard 7 p.m. M luireI of Prophecy KHJ. KGB, 8:30 m. Sn .Mush Ito K ,11.1', 9 a.ut, So KW, scout Jamboree 4:30 Sa lus Pop....._...... KNX, 8:3u . m. Tu Music Library .. ... _... KFa t. I :30 p.m. Sa SFI. p.m. "Srraulby Amb .... Ulna, 4:311 p.m. Sa Music W Shute By KECA , : :I:, a.m. M -Sa Screru Guild Mayers KNX, 6 p.m, M *Wallace, Myron KECA, 10:55 .m. So Music Supreme .. KMPC. tI:tU p.m. M -F Scully, Frances Walt. Time _...... KFI, 4 p.m. Musts M Shoo .r K. KECA. 7:9u a.m. M -Su KECA, 3:45 p.m. 0-F KFSD, F Srcoud Mrs. Burton_. _.__.KNX, -.1 Wardeu Lases Report 7 .m. tlusic Will, sule _.KHJ, 9:311 a.m. M -F 11:30 a.m. -F KHJ, Tu Security Syntpl ' KMPC. 7 M Waring, Fred ._. KFi, KFSD, S a.m. M -F Musical t'losr,,,,, KECA, lu a.m. Sa p.m. -F *Srareid, Fric 2 M Warriors ut Peace KECA, Musical Hepartlur.1 4.1..1r, KX1.A, 2:30 p.m. M -F SNX. p.m. -F' It n, Su Shadow KHJ. KGB, K1 OE, 3:311 p.nt. Su *Washington Inside out _.KECA, 9:15 a.m. Su Wastrel F'a,urit es . KFAC, 3 p.m. 51-Sa Shady Valley 12:45 M Nat Shop . .. KHJ, 8 a.m. Sa Musical Jewel Bo,_. ...KFAI', 7:30 p.m. M -F KHJ, p.m. -F .Musical Masterpieces Sherlock Holster KECA. 7:30 p.m. M *Meekly News Kr,irn KNX, lU a.m. Su ,_.._ ...... KFAC, 4 p.m. M -F Shopping Near Carveth ... pout. Musical Portraits KFAC, 12:15 p.m. KFI, 4 :15 p.m. M -F *Wells, KFI, 10:30 Su -F 1 Shure. Dinah ,_-_,...... KNX. 9::tu p.m. What Du Sou Say? KFI, 3:45 M Mutiert Digest ...... _ .SC.FJ. 6 M -Sa N p.m. -F p.m. Siuuns, I:inny It *What's Doto'. Ladies ?... ..KF.C.i, 2 p.m. M Myrl cud .Marge KNX, 19 N. II -F __ SNX. p.m. F -F Sinatra. Frank KN S, 9 What's the Name of That Son`? Mysterious Traveler RH.), 8::01 post. To p.m. N Sincerely lours KFI. 2:30 p.m, Su KHJ. 8 p.m. Mystery Is .My 11,,d,. KFI. 9 p.m. Su W Sing, America, Sing ...... SHJ, 12:15 p.m. M -F' What the Veteran IS:o,ts i.. Know Mystery Theater h t. KFSD. 9:3u p.m. F Skelton, Red KFI. 'KFSD, 6:34 Ti, KHJ. 11 p.m. M My True Story .. GE( I. KIF MB. 10:30 a.m. M -F 0.m, Sky King Kt:CA. 3:15 p.m. M -F *Wheeler, Burrit, KN\, 3 0.m. M -F National Farm A Houle ...... KM. III a.m. Sa Sllflil.' Ed McConnell....- ..._....KFL 11::10 a.m. Sa When a Girl Marries, KFI,KFSD. I p.m. .Il -F National Radio Pulpit _.. smith, Howard KNX. 8:45 a.m. Su Whistler KNX, 8 p.m. M Kit. 7 a.m. Su Whiteman, Natiuual Vespers ...... KECA, 11 :311 a.m. Su Smith. Jack KNX, . :15 pan. M -F Paul KECA. It p.m. W *Nesbitt, Nuristan Smile Time KHJ, KVOE, 11:15 a.m. M -F Whoa Bill Club..._-_,._.__.. KFAC, 5:30 p.m. M -F -F .. .. KMPC. 8 a.m...8 p.m. M -F Smith, Kale HNC, lU a.m. M *Wilder, Alvin..._..-_..-._...KECA, 4:15 p.m. M -F *Newt Feature Page ...KECA. 3 :15 p.m. M -Th KNX, 6:30 p.m. Su Willie Piper KECA, 4 p.m. Su *News of the Week KFI. 2 p.m. Sa Stunt,, ...noua KECA 1.30 p.m. M -F *Kindle'', Walter KECA, KFVIB, 6 p.m. Su *News of World _ ... .._. __. KF7 3:13 p.m. II -F Solituir Time NFL 11 p.m. Sa KHJ. KGB. Kl'11E, 8:30 p.m. Su trw York Philharmonic..... Song for loti KMPC, 8:311 p.m. M -Fs KNX, II a.m. Su Sung, Wings Over Jordan KNX, 7:U5 a.m. Su Nick Carter HHJ, KGB, Kl'UE, 2:30 p.m. Su for loo KGFJ. 5:30 pont, M -Sa Wlsmer, Harry KECA. 5:30 p.m., Sa Suu. of the l'o.uerrs .. KAN. t'::45 p.m. M Nosh Webster Says KIT, 8:311 p.m. Th -F Wizard of Odd. HIT, 5 p.m. Ss Su Proudly IS Il o il . K 1'1. ' p.m. Sa Notes at Nile .. _... . KHJ. 9 alit. M -F ::I5 It u's Forum KNX, 6 p.m. Tu Sound .. s off K \, d pnt. Sa Woman iu White, KFI, KFSD, 10:13 a.m. M -F OD optic Fights KI.AC, 10:113 p.m. Tu So f ou Wuul to Lead a Band _.. Women's World One .:Mao's Family. HF93t). KXt.A, 10:30 a.m. 1I -F KI L 11:30 a.m. Su KEt' A. 6:30 p.m. M Wood, Barry KFI, 10:15 p.m. M. W, F On the Beaus l'unies I iu,e KMPC, 9 p.m. Sa Spade KFA D, 9 p.m. D Word From the Country...... KNX, 11:15 p.m. W open For ... .. KMIH', 9 p.m. Su Speaking of *..m.. 12:15 KECA, p.m. Sa World Security Workshop 9 Dimon .. Sprare. I. KECA, p.m. Th Hearing . KNX. 1u:3u p.m Tu Flwdr'i, . KXI.A, 3 p.m. Su Operation Daybreak .. SF). 5::10 a.m. II-Su Special Ineesligmlur KHJ, KGB, 7:15 p.m. Tu Yuuug, Alan KFI. 7:30 F Osborn. I)r. Ernest KHJ. 1::15 p.m. Su Sports Newsreel.. KFI, KFSD, 6::10. p.m. F p.m. Yuuog America Speaks KFi, 9 a.m. Sa Otis. Don `ports Final 7 : KH.L 9:311 a.m. M-F KFWB. 3) u.m. M -F Voung, Surma KHJ. I::t0 p.m, M -F Otis. Duu LAC, "'tu p.,u. .M-Su Sports Folio KFI, 11:30 a.m. Su It luuog Dr. Malone KNX. 5 :30 a.m. M -F our Forefgu .. spot on M Polley SFL 3 p.nt. Su light Hollywood....HECA. 2:15 p.m. -F liming J'ennie's Church KH.I, :30 a.ln. Su Our Dal Sunday HNX, 8:43 a.m. M-F Spotlight Stars KMPC. 9 p m. M -F luting Widder Brown KFi, 12:45 p.m. M -F our Town Speaks REA A. 11 a.m. Sa Standard Hour 7:30 p.m. Su SFi, KFSD, Youth Asks the Government....KECA, 8 p.m. Sa Owens, Tom ,-.,..,-....KFI. 6:30 a.m. M-F Starmoker- Kad:u Theater KFVVH. 9 p.m. Tu lyu.e and Harriet....--__...--.-.._...5\X, 2 p.m. Su Stars in sur Afternoon KECA, 1 p.m. Sa Zift, Sid... ._-.___.._...._.._.._....KECA, 10 p.m. M -F Page Thirty -one

www.americanradiohistory.com . APitIL 27, 1947 RADIO L I F E ALPHABETICAL PROGRAM FINDER Note: Programs marked with un asterisk I1 are of the contest. gut:, or offer type. * indicates programs of news and conunentation. :Abbe, James KECA. ::30 a.m. M-F Chicago 'rhea ter_.. KHJ, KGB, 9:30 p.m. Su Griffin, Merv KHd, 9:15 a. m. M-F Ibbutt and Costello KFI, U p.ut. Th Christian Science KF1, 10:43 ant. Sa Harkridge, Edmond .._ ...... ICHJ, 4 p.m. Se ulteuture Club KN\, IO::W a.m. Ma ('hristiun Science KH.I, 5:15 p.m. Sr Hilt Memory Room KFO\. 6::11 p.111. 1) odenturrs ut Imo .Mit KHJ, 5:43 p.m. M-F ('hrisliau Science KFU\, 8 p.m. Su Hule, Arthur. KHJ, 9:43 p.m. l'u, 'III Idtenture Farah- _KHJ. 3::tU p.m. M-F Church iu the 11 i1Jn'm1d.... hl l'., 7 a.n1, Su Haley, Jack _ KF'1, 10:30 p.m. Se lir-u-turials KGF'J, 4:45 p.m, M-Sa -Church of the .too . K\\, 6 a.m. Su Hamblen. Stuart...».._...._-...KF'WK, 4:45 p.m. D Mount of Familiar Music KI'I, 5:30 p.nl. Su Cisco Kid KH.1. Kt,lt, ::3U p.m. M, W, F Hanlon, 'l' KN\, 5:15 p.m. M-Sa Cleveland 11 Sa .p.m. p.m. . - 1Aleotl, ('arroli ..KN\. 1:55 M-Sa Synlphous KHJ, Happy Homes ...... _...... KH,1, 1:30 p.nl. M-F 1Wrirh F'umily. K1 1. 7:30 p.m. Th Club 'l'ime KF:('At 11::W a.m. M Harris, 1h11 KFI, 3::11 p.m. Sii Ilexender, Ken IS ILI. 1o:30 a.nl. M-I Commander Scutt __ hli.l, hlllt:, 1u:13 a.m. Su lino-test no ,t... 1.11. KF1111, 10:30 a.111. Su tile'', Fred... . KI'1, K1sfi, 4:30 p.m. Su l'ompinaky Trio .. . KI.AC. 9:15 p.m. Su KIIKU, 8 a. on. M-Sa Illrn, Irwin K1..t1'. .i:15 p.m, M-Ma l'omeert Nocturne KGFJ, 10 p.m. 1) .. KI'u\. a a.111. 'l'u-Sa Conquest .._... ._ ... KFI, 9:311 p.111. Sa ' :4 Ma 11I-Star Wrslern Theatre h\\, 3::10 p.m, Su ... _ Hawaii l'all is 113. p.m. Imerhr, Dou KI I, 11.1h1.), 6 p.m. Su Contented Hour _...... K11, KFM), 1: p.m, M Hawk, Koh h \ \, U::4U p.m. M u11rricn Dnnces KI- W Ii, 6::10 p.nl. M-F 1'ware, Alex ...... __ . . K \ I.A, It p.m. D Hawthorne', snot 'base 1.\I..A, 2 p.m. M-F Imerlru Cuited _.._..._.. ...KFI, 11 p.m. Su l'orlis,, Archer K \ \, 8 p.m. Su Hny. Bill hlll', 12:45 p.m. 11-F ,mrriean l'armer KF('A, 9:30 a.m. Sa Count ut Monte 1 risio KIM. KGB, 8 p.m. Tu *Hayes, Sant..... hi I. KIND, 7'4S a.m. 91-55 'merit-an Forum KI1.I, 6:30 p.m. W ('uunlerapy.KFa'.t. KFMK, KPKD. 230 p.m. Su Haynie*, Dick KN\, 9 p.m. Th uneriruu Melody Huur K\\. :u30 p.m. 'l'u. Th (County Fair.. KNX, 9:30 8.m. Sa Headline Celebrities, K111'C, 4:45 p.m. Al. V. F ,meriran Sports l'axe.... hl.l'A. 7:30 p.m. F County Medical . . KF.AC, 10:15 n.m. Na uralter, Gabriel._. ... KHJ. 6 Pat, M...-i 7 Imeril'nu Way . _.. _. I:II, 9:30 p.m, M ('rime Cases. ._.. KHJ, p.nl. Tu KD 1. K1:B. 7 P.m. Su 6::11 p.m. F -.KH.1, . , 'n' Andy ICF'1, 8 p.m. 'l'u Crime Club . *Headline Edition .. ... KF:('A, 4 p.m, M-F 7 Su 11-1 onaon, Bill ...... KFW'B, 11 n.m. M-Sa /'rime Doctor __.KNX. p.m. Heart's Desire 1.11.1. KGB, I p.m. irdeu, Fie KFI, 10::40 p.m. Se l'rinlrm uf ('arrb.sar.s ..KHJ, 3 p.m. Su Hebrew /Christian H KFOX, 111:43 a.m. NI i 11-F' ore These Oar 1 hildreu:' .. KF:/'A, I p.n). Mu /'rocker, Ketty._. KI'1, 10:411 u.m. *Hemingway, Frank KF:('A. 5:45 p.m. 1-sa ort Baker:. \oirl k KFI, 4:30 p.m. M- Crosby, ging KK('A. KGF:K, 9 p.m. W K\II'l:. 8 p.m. M-Ma Is Other. see ( - KNX, 8::11 a.m. Su ('row Show ..._ KW'KW. t p.m. M-F' *Henry. Fred...» ...... __._ KI.AC, 5 ant. M-h Me tomle .10, . . KFWB, 8 p.m. W Curtain 'l'ime...... _.. KFI, KFS41). 3:30 p.m. Here Comes the Band..__ KFI, 11:45 a. m. Sr Lunt .Irnul ... K \ \, 8:15 a.m, M-F' Cunningham, Bill KHJ, 11 a.m. Su Here's tu Veterans _. _ _...KFI, 11:34) p.m. AI Aunt Mar> 1.1 I, 1.1-s10. 2::10 p.m. M-F 10::10 a.m. Sa KHJ, 7:15 p.m. W Here's to You K:SX, teary. Gene K, N. :i p.m. Su Ramone, Vic Hernandez, Joe KMPC, 0::40 p.m. 'l'u-sa Dance Time KFAC, Ill p.m. M-M11 sat Stenger _...... K 1.1 t, 7 p.m. Sa 9 8.111. KECA. 8:30 p.m. Tu Hetherington, Keith KAII'l', Dark Venture HI Homemakers KFWB. 9:30 a.m. M, M. 1 Y p.m. Su Iaht Snook. Is \\, 8 ant. F Darts for Dough KECA, KFMK. KF:(CA, I2::11 p.m. -F :::11 p.m. AI-F Date Note KHJ, 10 p.m. NO *Hill. Edwin C Sack grounds for Lit ing, K\\, Hill, Jackie KHJ. 111:13 a.m. M-l' Sackstage Wife _. ... KF1. :I::i11 p.m. M-F Date With Jude. Kr.IR. 5:34) p.m 'l'u ...... Kn. Hit Parade KFI, N p.m. Ma 111 p.m. Sa. With Melody 9:311 p.m. >I-F )ale Night KH.I. Date KAdI'(:, 1 p.m. M-F 10:30 pan. M-F Hits and Encores KECA, taker, Kenny KHJ, 14:15 p.m. Me *Dn.is. Elmer ...... _ KECA, HMP(', 9::40 a.m. M-F Sam p.m. Joan _.,_,,..._..-KNX, '::t0 p.m. NI Hits and Headlines 9alter, KI.AC, 6:45 I-Sa Data. Hollywood Barn Dance KNX, 111:15 p.m. Mu Bonds .. KHJ, 9 i1.111. Sa Da,y. Drnni. KFI, * ant. W Sand. for 1011 KFKI, 9 pal. tl pas. Su Drlldline Mystery KF:CA. 3 p.m. Su Hollywood Bowl Audit land ttaguo.. KFI. KhSl. 3:311 __ Hollywood Canting Forum KGFJ. 12 n s 311111P11111 11 ... KHJ, 3:30 p.m. Sa Detroit Symphony ... KE('A, 5 p.m. Su Srurrbuard Hollywood House Party .. Kt.F'.I, 9 p.m. 31-sa KF4'A, 11:15 a.m. M-F Dirk Tracy . KI:1'A, 4::50 p.m. M-F Fgaukbage 'l'alkiax Hollywood Music Ilan h1:1 ., 4::411 p.m. Su 10::11 Sa Triamph: KH.1, 8::111 p.m. Sa Sairr. KI'1, a.m. Did Justice Hollywood Tour ...... K1.1 t. 1:1S p.m. M-F Seek, Fred. KN. 7:45 a.m. AI-F 1/inner Kell Koandau KXI.A. IY m. M-F Hollyw'd Presbyterian 1 h'.11 KF'A1K, * p.m. Su ienny, .lack ,. hl I. :a p.m., 8::40 p.m, Su Dix, Dorothy __ KF:t'i. I2 :43 p.m. At-F Hollywood Theater .. KF'l, 9 p.m. W KF'1. 8:30 a.m. M-F Dixon. Nancy KII.I, 1:15 11.1111. M-F lerrll. Jack-. _ ... H What You Make li, KFl, 2:311 p.m. Su Serxen, Edgar_...... _ KI'1 4 p.m. Su Doctors Talk It liter KECA, 9 p.m. AI li 11 Town Parade..._. 1.1'1. 9:45 a.m. Su trrlr, Milton ..... _._..._...... KFI. 7::40 p.nl, Tu Doctors Then and Non KFI. I p.m. Sn 1411111 K1 I. 1.1 sl), N p.m. l'u *::11 p.m. W Doubly or Nothing K 1'IIF:, 6:30 p.m. Su Hope ienlah Show KF:('A. ._.K11.1. Ho11. Cheat ...... »._..... N. ':::i11 p.m. Sa _ KF:1' 1, 10:30 a. nt. Me Doyle, Bobby...... _...... __. ht.(' t. 7::10 p.m. Tu K\ iiblr Mr.saxes _ Slop Ilarrigan__.._....».._ K11.I, 3 p. n1. M t _ 1.1 10 a.111. AI-F Sig . _. 9 amt. M-F Drake. GaJrn...... _.. I.t, Sister h\\, K \ 14::11 p.m. o IS ::i11 p.n1. Hour of /'harm ...._..t_. \. Sig Story K11, 6 11.111. W Dr. Cbriaian. .... _ \. i Hour of Faith KI:C t, B::III aim s.. Sig Town .....___..._ KN\. 8 p.m. Tu Dr. Graham...... ». ... _. 1.li.I, 1:::111 p.m. Ma Hour of Al11sie...... _._. KI'tl 6::411 p.m. I I klSlnhop, 1al ..... ,_.. KII, 9:113 a.nl. M-F l)r. I. 11. _. ho I. 6::40 p.m. M 1.4:6. 1 s, Sa 11r. l'a111 _.. 2:15 p.m. M-F Ilnu.e of M,y.tery-----..-..K11.1. p.m. Ii.hop Ste, en, -... 1.MCC. A:la p.m, ____K1'I, KFsI1, NI 1. Milne . K 1 1.I1. B::SO 11.111, W l'art. \ \, p.m. Una, Mn l . h\\. 7':in p.m. Tu 1)nffy'a Tat ern IU 1 p.m, *Huntley. het ...... K\X, 10 p.m. Slind Artists l,ild ....-..... KI MIL 4::40 p.m. Sa t)urinty-Muurr Shut, ... K\ \, 9::11 F so. Sm ...... _._ .. . h\\. 1:45 p.m. . 7::11 p.n1. ilondle 1 h\ \. F:uataide Show _. ___ ..... 10 M-Sa Hymns of Ail /'hateile.. 1.1 1'.t, 10:33 a.m. NI hoard of 1.,I,..:.1i11 hll.l. 1::111 p.m. Sa KF'W'K. p.m. F:natside Serenade 9:30 p.m. Su 1 hard of Missía.: llrirs I.13 t, 6:311 p.m). W ._.....KF:1'A. Dves, Burl . KILL 8:311 p.m. Editor of Ihr Air...... -...... KF1't), N. AI-F ob unii \irturi:. Ft, \, 11 a.m. 11-F lt I Deal In Crime KFII'A. 7::i0 p.m. Sa I. 3::10 p.m. AI Editor'. 1)iary ... KILI a.m. 51-F If They Jlad Lit ...I .. KI:F'.1, 5:45 Ian. 11, W, h Sorge, Vlrinr KI KI lo, Edward., 2:15 M-F Boston Hlnckie ICJIJ. 8 p.m. Sa Cliff _....KEIA, ÌN:41 p.m. Um/lemma Park I vrl ... KN\, 6::11 p.4)). 'l'u Tel FI.on, Bob _ KNC. 10:13 p.m. M-F InfornretJon Please KNC, 6::t11 p.m. 11 loam' Symphony KF:('.1, 9 p.m. Mn Eternal Light...... I( FL 8::40 a.m. lon'ron. Fletcher .._. KFI, IM:15 p.m. Th In My Opinion _...... h \ X. 11:15 p.m. M. Th KMPC. 6:45 p.m. Su F:t11r1 and Alllrrt..._... KRC.1, 1:45 p.m AI-F inner Senrinoo KN\, 8:30 p.m. M ...... W'intera KNX, 11:30 p.m. M-F _...... _... IU'AC. 11 ::411 a.m. AI F:yhn *Inside the News. .._.._....KF1. 10:311 p.m. Su-I- 8 p.m. 31-Ma ay Scouts ...KMW7. :t Sa F:.rnine Concert KF.AC. *Inside of Rporls....KHJ. KV'OR, 9::11 p.m. M-I p.m. Exploring 1hy RVIIK ti p.m. Sn Break the Bank Klu t. KFMK, 9 p.m. F Unknown. KH.I Int'lathier to Learning KN\, 8 n.nt. Su lrrnr11)an'. ltrenl.f:t.t K1 / A. 9::11 a.m. M-F Fart and Fallacy KHJ, li:45 p111. AI-F It Pays to Be Ignorant . KNX, 6 am. I' Su trice, Fanny.._ K N X. K ant. h' Fart and Fiction ...... __...KECA. 10:55 a.m. Su I WW1 a ('antirt KH.I, 4 p.m. Sa fridge (Club Is M14'. 14):15 p.m. M-F Fairy laud KGN. il a.m. .Jnrk .Vrmatrnne ...... _. KECA, 3::IO p.m. ti I h1::1'A. Y::hl p.nt. M-F Family Hour KNX, I Su 11 Bride and (: _ pnt. .lartia. Al . ... [(LAC. 9:30 n. m.. 5::11 p.m. `:. Su 7 Th fridge to Dreamland hF:CA, 11:15 p.m. Family Theater KW, p.m. .lra.el. 1:etrrge _. .. _...... KF'W K. 1 ::is 11.111. s.1 F' *Broadway Feature l'ace . Fmm..ua .Jury Trials_... ..HE('A. 9:30 p.m. Jive at live. .. _._...... _...K/:F'.I. 3 p.m. At-Sa KF:('.t, 8:15 pat; -31-Th Farm Reporter KFl. VS N. i11-Ra Johnny Madero KH.I. 11:30 p.m. W ir Broadway News...... K11.1, I': n. D Fat Man _ .,._...HE('A, 8::41) p.m. Sr Johnson. Erakinr... KH.J. KVOE. 4::40 p.m. 11-F ' 8 8 p.nl. D KFI. 9 p.m. In ti F KMIN'. a.m., Favorite Story _. Family . .. _..KHJ. 3:15 p.m. Sn .Johnson lull. Frank __._...KFWIS, 6:30 p.m. 31-F Fave. Allee KM. :4:30 p.m. Johnson. Floyd It...... liftlill. 3:30 p.111. -no .kgrown, l'ecil. KIi.I. 8 n.111. M-F Flit in Peace and W:ar KNX, 7::111 p.m. Th KGF:R. 8:05 p.n1. su Burns and Allen ...... _..._.....KFI B p.m. 'I'11 *Feature Wire . _.. KFI. 5 p. n). M-F Joyce Jordan. M.D. KFI. 2:15 p.m. %I- t. turn.. Bob KFI. 7 p.ml. Mn l'rsil.al of Waltzes ...... KFA(', 11 a.n). AI-Sa Juke Kox Matinee KXLA, 3:15 p.m, AI-Sa By Request KFI, 9:15 a.nl, Sa Fibber Mrl:rr KFI, N::ill p.m. Tu Jump-Jump of Holiday non... Kl'1. A 11.111. S: *Fidler, .linunie. KF:1'.(.-KFAIg. 6:311 p.m. Su 11 N:117 111 III. M 0:45 p.m, F .loeinr Drhalr. K1F:Ii. Cabbages R Kings KF1. Flre.tnne I'm viola e K111'C, 7::t0 p.m, M-F .Iunior Junrtinn KF:1'A. :i p.m. Sa Cnllfnrmn ('arasml ICIIJ. KGB. 8:45 11.111. F Fisher, George K\\, 3:45 ant. M. W. I' .Ju.t Plain Kill .. KI I. I.I'sl). I::411 p.m. NI-F ore KM X. 10:15 p.111. Su California Leckie( Fi.11ing 1: llnnlinc ('bIb KH.I 9:30 p.m. Sa Juvenile Jury.. K11.1. 5 p.m. Su Melodies. .. . KI:B, 8:31 1.111, Th California KHJ, Jai. Fl.hing Pais KI'O\. 7:13 p.m. Too, l'h, F Su ... . 10:341 a.m. Can You 'l'ie 'Thal:' _. .. _ K1, t(', 7::11 Su .4.11.) p.m, AI-Ma Kn,ye. Sammy Kt:1'.t, Finery. Hurry.. KNX, 5:30 %11-Sa . Ktll'1', 6:15 p.m. K1..1( 14:30 p.m. Sa Flight Into the Past Klat, *::411 a.m. Ma Kelley. Koh 1 1:30 p.m. tl-F Cam l'au 'l'op This? KFI, KI .-1), 8:30 p.m. Sa Carnival K111. II a.m. M. 14', F *Kl.rnan Neu. arne.. Kl:('A, Su F..ldcrafl Kt. I::i11 p.m. M-Ma Canary l'yt Shop.. . . KHI. K(.1:. 11:43 a.m. 'Free for .t11 1.NX, *::111 p.m. F Kiddie Klnh (', 1. Su 'anola, Judy 1.11, ti p.m. Sa in Science 11:15 p.m, Tu King. Wayne . K .1' t. 4 :31 p.11i. Frontiers l.\\. 9 p.m. Th 'ardor, F:ddir.__ ...... _Mg KI sII. 6:30 p.m. Th Front-l'ago l'11rrr11, K1'I, KFSI1, 1:13 p.nl. 11-F Kraft Atomic Hall Ktl. I.i's11, 7aptain 5::411 p.m, M-IF Kymrr's Kollege 1.11, KI`Ii. 6::11 p.m. 11 Midnight. KHJ, 'Ell'''. 12 Carmichael, 1:311 p.m, Su *Fuller Sid KHJ, N. M-F 1., A. Breakfast ('luh I.Il1It, 8 a.m. 1 Hungy K\\. *:IS M-'l11 Carnation Hunr...... _..._ K1:1, 6 p.m. M KE('.1, p.m. I.abnr. U.S.A...... Ft t, 1:45 p.m. so Funnies KFW'K. 8 am Su ;larstm, 'kirk __ h \ \, A p.m. W 'ladiea. Be Seated _. KF:1'.t, 3 P.m. M- :Ysa Cngat. hi I. 5;40 p.m. W-1 Gangbusters KECA. KFJHt. KPKII. 9 p.m. Ma Ladies Doty . . _...... __»_...KFI, 4:15 a.rn. M-F K111'('. 4 p.m. Su asebrrk of 1:. Ilood.11 I I((at. A:::11 ant. N Garden (lint. KM PC. 1:45 p.m. Su land of the Free -- Catholic Ammer. 1.1 t111, 7:43 p.m. Su *Garret". Kuh.KNX. 7::151 a.m. [4.5,. p.m. M-Ma KILL 9:45 p.m. W alholir Hair 1.I'I. ': p.m. Su Gite nod 'l'ul:r ... _.... KNX,. 10 n.nl. Sa Langley. KNX, :i:30 p.11). 1 11:45 11-F l'at'alcade of ,America, KFI, K.1'SI). 7:311 p.m. NI 1 : Inmut, KF'1.K KI'Nl), 5::40 p.m. AI I.nura -Lawton _. ._ ___.. RM. n.m. AI-Ma ;avalcade of Sports...KFN'A, KFtlg, 7 p.nt. F 1:rnllm, Sheila K11J. KGB. 8:45 p.m. S11 *Lawton'. Fleetwood KM PC. 7::40 a.m. 9 Sa 7:15 a.m. JI-Sa. 7:15 p.111, M-F f at'allero, Carmen ....AM. KF'Sl), 11 a.m. Nu Grand Central Station ...._ KNX. as.nl. KIi. Challenge to Youth K\I.A. 3:311 p.m. Su 1:ran111 Marquee .... KIEL 4:311 p.m. Th l.ease It to the (:iris KH.I. 7:30 p.m. Mu p.111, Sa KMPC. 7:34) p.m. Sa LrandPa Owens ..__.. . ..KFI. * am, Su *Leaneur. Larry K):X, 3:45 K Ti, 'hamplon Roll Call ... KF.('A. 6:55 p.m. I' Grandpa's Slay .._ ._ KFI, 10:15 p.m. Sa Let F'reed Ring KFW It. p.m. Chapel Hour ...... _.._.._ KMP('. 11:30 a. m, Soo Irrand 111e llpry KIEL KF7A/ 6::11 p.m. Sr Let George 1)o It KW, K(:K, N p.m. t

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KM PC-Glee 8:15 -KHJ -Steven Knight, KGFJ- Air- o- toriais. HXLA-Peter Potter. Club. Criminologist. *KFVD -News. KFRB- Adventures in Music. KGB, 2:55-KGFJ- KFAO- -- Sunset Symphouette. &FAC -Dr. James Fifield, Jr. KFX.M-Holly House. Sports Flashes. *KLAC, KGER -News. KGFJ-Musical Digest. 9:30-KIT-Conquest. sFl, KFSD --Our Foreign KGFJ -Jive at Five. KXI,A- Nazarene Church. KNX-Reserve. Policy. K VS KW -Today at the Races. *KLAC, KRED, KGER.-News. KHJ, KGB, KFX'I, &VOE- KN X- Reserve. KFVD-Sweet and Low. KFOX -Judge Gardner. Fish:n- and Hunting Club. KE('A- Junior Junction. EIIKD -Songs of the Saddle. KGB -Man and His Music. SECA- Murder and Mr. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, EVOE- KIEV-Record Ride. Malone. Hawaii Calls. KFSD- Columbia Record Shop. 7:05 -FLAC- Harness Races. KFWB- Maurice Hart. KM PC-Boy Scouts. KFOX- Sunshine Mission. KGER-Across the Footlights. KXLA -Texas Jim Lewis. KFRB- -Music. KFMB -Tell Me, Doctor. 7:15 -KRKD- Three- Quarter Time. SGER -Clem Davies. EFAC- Famous Musical 5:05 -KGER -Music Kith Appeal. KFMB- Popular Tunes. KFSD-Log Cabin Farms. Favorites. 5:15*KFI, EFAC -News. 7 :3O-KFI, KFSD -Life of Riley, KFAIB -Ave Maria Hour. *K I. AC, KXLA, KGER -News. KNX -Tom Hanlon. KNX-Mayor of Town. the *KF7, KGER, KFSD News. K(,FJ- Armchair Concert. KHJ, KGB, KVOFProof KECA, !PRO, KF"IB -4 Deal - KEN D- Dail.v Reporter. That' Christian Science Heals in Crime. 10 *KNX -('het Huntley. KM,KW -Swing Session. KMPC- Safeguards for KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KECA -Bobby Byrne Orch. KIEV -Jive Alive. America. Red Ryder. KHJ, KGB, EFX.tI -Date KRED -Matinee Melodies. Ei.AC -Irwin Mien. KMPC- Challenge to Youth. Nite. KFOX -Los Angeles Sentinel. KGFJ -Race Recap. KFRB- Showtime. KMPC- Candlelight aua Silver 3:05 -KLAC-Music Room. KWKW -Crown City Four. FLAC-Don Otis. SGER- Record Shop. 5:30- EFIMadison 2345, Times EFAC -Dr. Frank Fagerburg. 4 3:15 -KMPC, KFWB- .American Information. KNLA -Bible Institute. Cancer Society. *KNX, KSUd -Harry Flannery. KRKD-Do You Know? EASTâIDE KXLA --Juke Box Matinee. KECA -Harry Wismer, Sports. KGER -Dinner Music. EFVD- Stringtime. KHJ -Baseball Scoreboard. KFOX -Dr. Clem Davies. EFWR -Howdy Neighbot s. 7:45-KFWB- Twilight on the Trail. SHOW 3:25 -KGFJ -Sports Flash. KLAC -Al Jarvis. *EFAC -News. 3:30-KFI, KFSD- Curtain Time. KM l'C-Floyd Alien. 5:55 *KNX- Carroll Alcott. 10 TO 12 P.M. EECA- Teen -Age Adviser. !FA(' -L.A. City College. every Wahl Except Sunday HHJ, KGB, KFXM, KV0E- KGFJ KFI, KFSD -Your Hit Parade Music. -Songs for You. KNX-Vaughn Monroe Orch. KXI.A- Future Pianists. KHJ- Boston KMPC- Record Room. KRED -Hit Tunes. Blackle. IC KFW 3 -Helen Louise. KFtD- Sundown Serenade. !MCA-The Lone Ranger. F W13 KGFJ-Among My Souvenirs. *KMPC, KLAC -News. EWE W-Far Eastern KFW American Sketches. KFRII- Eastsile show, KFVD-Back o' the Rack. Rhythms. B- KLAC -Baseball, KWKW -Sam Rowland and Melodies EFAC -Evening Concert. His Wax Works. KIEV- Mardi Gras. KGFJ- C'aucaslan Memories. KNLA-Pasadena Civic Dance *KFOX -News. *KGER -News, KFVD -Spade Cooley Time, KIEV- Musical Masterpieces. KFSD -Whistling Parson. Grace Detsoo. KGFJ- Concert Nocturne. *KRED -News, Music. KGB, KFXM, EVOE- Music. KFOX- County Bara Dance. &FON- Hawaiian Music. 3:45 -KECA- Labor, U.S. A, KGB, KVOE -Crime Club. KFMB -Melody Lane. KFWB-.Music. 5:45*KFI, KFSD -Eimer Peterson. KF?{IB -Piano Playhouse. KRI(D- Bowling News. *KNX, KSDJ- Garred, News. EFAC -Lucky Lager Dance. Esk-VD -Rumba Rhapsody. *KECA- Frank Hemingway. S:05 -KLAC- Baseball. 10 :05-KGER-Saturday Spotlight. 3:55- KGFJ -Sports Flash, ñH.)-Jan August Piano 8:IS-KMPC -Glenn Miller Orch. 10:15 -KFI- Grandpa's Day, Magic. KFRB -Story of Israel. KNX, ESDJ-Holly wood Barn KFI- Reserve. KMPC- Bishop Stevens. KGFJ -Starlit Moods. Dance. 4 KNX- Reserve. KGFJ j¡ECA bgusiness. -Nat'l Safety Council. HXLA -Barber Shop Quartet. KFOX- Album Favorites. -Voice of EXLA- Serenade. 8:30 KF KFSD -Sports Recap. HHJ. KGB, KF.X.R, KVOE- KRKD -Race -EFI, D -Can You Top Results. This? 10 :30-KFI-Jack Haley and Eve Edmund Hackridge. RWKW -Races and Sports. KNX K:)LP('- Record Room. KGER Quartet. -Jean Sablon. Arden. -Stamp's EEC A. &FMB- Dnshiell Ham - KE('A- Freddy Martin Orch. KFWB- Gospel and Sung. KFOX -Musical Cocktails. mett's Fat Man. *KLAC, KIEV, KFOX -News. 5 :55-KGFJ-Sport s Flash. KHJ, KGB -Peter Potter's KWKW -Wax Works. KHJ, KGB, EVOE -Did Jus- Record Party. KXLA -J1111ke Box Matinee. 6 -&FI, KFSD -Judy Canova tice Triumph? KMPC- Bolero Time. KGFJ -What's Up? Show. &MPC -Music Supreme. KLAC- Basehall Roundup. KFA('-Musical Masterpieces. KNX -Reserve. KGRJ- Seville Serenade, K XLA- Musie. KFVD-Console and Keyboard KE('A -Youth Asks the !XLA -The Corral. KFON'-Musie Moderne. HRKD -Plano Paintings. (iov ernment. KGER-Jamboree. KFSD-Chalk Talk A Jive. *KIEV, EFOX -News. RAJ, KG11.-The Mighty Casey 8:45 -KFRR- Here's to Veterans. KFMB -Trade Rinds Tavern. *KGER -News, Record Shop. *KMPC, KFVD, KIEV -- ews. EGFJ- Evening Interlude. 10:45 -KNX -Talk. KGER, X 4:15- KE('A- Highland Swing. *KFWB, KID -News -KFI, KFSD- Mystery Is My KLAC -Dun Otis, KGFJ- Musical Digest. 9 Hobby. KXLA -Music. KLAC- Peggy Leer *KI.A(' -News. AI Janis. KNX- Saturday Night KRKD- Movieland Quiz. KFAC Symphouy. 11KFI- Solitair Time. KIEV- Modern Concert Hall. Serenade. *KNX - Nelson Pringle. KFOX -Meet the Band. KXL.A- Junior Town Meeting. RECA, KPRO, KFAIB -Gang KHJ, KGB, KVOL- Cleveland KWKW -Classic Hour. Busters. Orchestra. 4 :25-K GFJ-Sports Flash. IC RED-Music. *EHJ, KGB, KFX:H, KVOE- KECA -Jan Sayitt Orch. 4:30 -EFI -Scout Jamboree. KFMB -S.D. Looks Ahead, News. KMI'(' -Dance Time. KEf A -Music Library. KIEV -Twilight KHJ, KGB, EFX.M, KVOE- 6:05- Tempos *KLAC, KGER -News. KGER - Sports Parade. ' KFRB- Eastside Show. Scramby Amby. 6:15 -KNX -This Is Hollywood. KGFJ -Concert Nocturne. HEWS-Blind Artists' Guild. KMPC -Bob Kelley, Sports. OO KFAC -I.ucky Lager Dance. EL 1('- Ellingtonia. KFWB KGFJ- Record Jackpot. -Ou the Century. *OS MUSIC KFVD -Spade Cooley Time. KFVD -Music. LISTENING KXLA -Engle Club. *KWKW -News. Music. KFOX- Vesper Bells. EASY HRKD of the Day. KFOX -Music Maestro. -Tunes KGER- Twilight Time. 0:00 -1U:00 la m KFSD- Riltmore Orch. KIEV -Bing Crosby Sings, 6:30 -Age -EFI, KFSD-Grand Ole Opry. SATL RDAt, KFMB-- Cheatin' on Sandman. KFOX -nid i'ensions. KECA -Music of Manhattan. 11 :05-KGER-Saturday Spotlight. 4:45-KF WB -Stuart Hamblen. KHJ, KGB, KVOE- Steven 11:15- KFI -Milestones in Melody. KWKW-Races and Sports. Graham, Family Doctor. KNX -Glee Gray Orch. *KFVD, KRED -News. KMPC -Tanforan Races. KECA -!'inky Tomlin Orch. KIEV -Trade Winds Tempos. KFWB-StarStar Time. KLAC -Don Otis. KGER -Air Fort e Ground KLAC-Doyle O'Dell. KMPC -Ou the Beam. 11:30 -KFZ -Hal Pruden Orch, School. KFAC -Music. 'HFWB -Show Time. KNX -Les Brown Orch. KFFO X -Fn sorites. .XLA- Sunset Ave. Church. KLAC -Baseball. KECA -Les Nichols ,Orch. KkM11-Red Cross. KOX -Hells Memory Room. KFAC- Evening Concert. KXLA -Music. 4:55 -KGFJ -Sports Flash. KGER -Lukin Valley, Church. KFVD -Spade Cooley Time. KFSD -St. Francis Orch. KFI -Wizard of Odds. 6:45 -K N X- Reserve. KGFJ -Hollywood House 11:55 *KFI, RECA, KNX, EFSD- 5 *K1NX -Knox Manning, News. KLAC -Sam Batter Sportsbook Party. News. 4 MAESTRO TO MAESTRO LEWIS JAZZ HISTORY MOTHERS' MR. ANTHONY KECA's Sammy Kaye has just ac- Elliott Lewis, winner of Legion of Impressed by Jack Barry's success quired the personal music library of Merit for Armed Forces Radio Service in handling children on Mutual's Isham Jones, famous bandleader, now chores, is narrating thirty -three discs "Juvenile Jury" Sunday afternoons, retired. One of the many hit tunes telling the history of jazz music. He mothers throughout the country write Jones wrote, 'Ro Greater Love ", is continues appearances on NBC's Har- asking for advice about troubles ris -Faye show as Frankie, the guitar with currently being revived. their of f s p 1' in g. None realize, of player. course, that Jack is a bachelor and * * has no children of his `MELODIES AMERICA LOVES' * * own. Beginning next Tuesday, "Melodies ANOTHER DRAGON BAi,LAD * * America Loves" will be heard over "Another Day Goes By ", romantic YOUNG MAN'S FANCY KNX one hour earlier. The new time ballad written by Carmen Dragon, Spring has turned the thoughts of concert fea- is 6:30 p.m. Tuesday's with lyrics by Jack Brooks of "Ole NBC's Bob. Burns, and he is spend - tures Eula Beal, prominent Southland Buttermilk Sky" fame will soon be ing all of his spare time aboard his contralto with the orchestra conducted published, and will be on the na- boat, fishing. by Earl Towner. tion's stands about the middle of July. Page Twenty -nine www.americanradiohistory.com KIAC KFI K CA IN KXLA KFS6 KGF,E KFXM KFAC KGEB KWKW KFM SATURDAY, MAY 3 T Kf$B KMPC KIEV KFWB KMX KRKD 1 KPáKC FOKGBr KPRO KVOF 570 T640T790T930 O 1?30 T3301-1390 90 1491 8 -KF1 -Jump -Jump of Holiday *KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KV0E- T House. News, Glenn Hardy. 600 110 870 9 0 1010 115 0 12401E80 1360 1430 1450 KNX-Theater of Today. KM PC-Keith Hetherington. KECA -Songs of the KFWB -By Way of HHd, KVOE-Sports Parade. KXLA-Red Murrell. Sagebrush. Comparison. KGFJ- Remlaiscent Rhythm. KFYD- Matinee Melodies. KHJ-Wax Shop. *KLAC, News, Al Jarvis. KFAC-Theater of the Air. HGER -BAR Cafe. *KMPC, KXLA, KLAC-News. KGFJ- Raclog News. KFVD- Violet. KFOX-Bowan` Caster. KF{{'B- Morning Melodies. KFAC- Musical Encores. *KXLA, KRKD, KFOX-News. KGB, KVOE-Towne Orch. KFAC-Country Church. KXLA -Piano Parade. KWKW- Music. 12:45 -KFI -Easy Listening. KGFJ-Concert Pastelle. HWHW- Racing News. KIEV -Latin Musicana, RAJ-Veteran's Voice. KWKW-Rev. Norheim. KRKD-Music. HGER-Star Time. K.MPC-Fun With Music. *KIEV, HGER -News. SFVD -Songe Stylists. KFSD- Debber Date. *KFAC-News. *KIEV, KFOX, KGER -News. F VI)- Violet. 10:15 Good Cheer. KGB-Fairy Tales. -KHJ -Songs of 11:45 -KFI -Here Comes the Band. KXLA -E.S. Army P ts. KGFJ-Serenade for You. KECA, KFMB -This Is for KWKW-Races and Sports REST KFAC -L.A. Medical Assn. You. KIEV -Gass on Record. HAVEN OF *KXLA-News, 12:50 -KWKW Rehabilitation. KWKW- Moroing Melodies. *KGFJ-News. -Vets' KXLA, 8:30 A.M. KXLA -T. Texas Tyler. 12 :53-KGFJ-Sports Flash. KIEV -Stars of Song. Hawaiian Melodies. Monday, Wednesday, Friday KGER-Easy Rhythm. HRKD- 1 KFI, KFSD -Doctors Then and KGER- Junior Safety Patrol. Lt Now. KFOX- Assembly of God. of the Times. KRKD, 8:00 A.M. 10:23 -KGFJ- Sports Flash. KFBX- Tempos RN X, KSDJ- Philadelphia Monday thru Saturday 10 :30-KFI-The Barters. 11 :55*KNX-News. Orchestra. KFOX, 8:00 A.M. KNX, KSfI- Adventure Club. KGFJ -Sports Flash. HE('A, KPRO-Stars In the KECA -Bible Messages. 12HFI -Noon Farm Reporter. Afternoon. Tuesday thru Saturday KHJ1 KGB, KV0E- KNX-Fred Robbins. KHJ, KGB, KVOE -For Your Thts Is Jazz, *SECA, KHJ, KMPC, EGER, Approval. MOW, KFOX -Haven of Rest *KFWB, KFAC. KWKW -News KFSD -News. KMPC- Romance in Rhythm. KFYD- Wakeup Ranch. HGFJ - U beat Session. KFWB -Bill Anson. KFWB -Bili Anson. KGB, KVOE --('ru Arte KXLA- Tuning Around. *KLAC-News, Al Janis. KFAC -Music in the American Quartet. KRKD- Music. KGFJ-ùollywood Casting Manner. HF}_D -Eight o'Clock Special. KIND -Here Comes the Forum. KGFJ-Sunset and Vine. KFMII5 -The Timekeeper. Parade. KFAC-Luncheon Concert. *KLAC, KFV'D, HGER -News. $:05- KGER-Mizpah. KIEV- Western Tune Time. KWKW -Mary Jane KXLA- Community 9:15 -KFI- Coffee Concert. HGER-- Childrea's Hour. MacConell, Songs. Broadcaster. *KHJ -News. KF3IB -What America Plays KXLA- Music. KRKD-Music. KM PC-Market Reports, 10:35 -KWKW- Varsity Views. KF'V'D- Sal vat ion Army. KIEV -Meet the Maestro. Sports.. 10 :40-KM B- Music. KRKD- Prairie Schooner. 1:05 -SGER-Out of the Bandbox. KLAC-Haynes the 10:45- KFI Science. 1:15 -KLAC -Volee of the Army. at Reins. -Christian KFOX- Sandwich Seasoning. in KXLA- Saturday Serenade. KECA -Tell Me, Doctor. 12:05 -KG ER-Vi 'estera Music. KXLA -Adventures KIEV- Musical Bandwagon. KFAC -Gypsy Airs. 12:15 -KFI -Man on the Farm. Research. $:30-KFI, KFSD- Smilin' Ed KXLA-U.S. Marines. KE('A- Speaking of Songs. KFVD- C'rosbiana. McConnell. KFOX -Rev. Earl ¡vie. KHJ-Kenny Baker Program. KIEV-Sports Calendar. KNX -Stars Over Hollywood. *KFSD -Elmer Peterson, News. KMPC -Western Stars. 1:20 -KWKW-Lee Brown, Pianist. KHJ-Taylor -Made Melodies. 10 :55-Kt :FJ-Sports Flash. KGFJ- Keyboard Magic. 1:25 -KGFJ -$ports Hash. SMIC -Three Suns. KFI-Teentimers Chub. KFAC-Musical Portraits. 1 :30-KIT-The Three Suns. KGFJ -Waltz Invitation. 11-i KNX -Mary Lee Taylor. KXLA -Music for You. KECA- Treasury Show. *KFAC, KWKW- News. RECA, KFMB. KPRO- KIND-Methodist Speaker. KHJ -Board of Education. KXLA -Bell Bandstand. Our Town Speaks. KIEV-Lunchtime Melodies. HLAC- Mutsie from Hollywood *KRKD -News, Music. KHJ, KGB. KV'OF- *KFXM, KFOX- News. KGFJ-Today's Hits. Morning Serenade. K XLA-Vocal Varieties. KFVD- Art Mooney Orch. 12:20 -KWKW- Rhapsody in Wax. Misses. KIEV- Children's Story Time. KMPC -Keith Hetherington. 12 :25-KGFJ-Sports Flash. SFVD -Hits and KGER-Hymn Time. KFWB -ßi11 Anson. 12 :30-K N X- Reserve. *K RED -News. KFOX Your Bible. KIEV-Organ Moods. -Know KFAC-Festival of Waltzes. KE('A- Sunset Roundup. Afternoon Melodies. KFMB-Wake Up und Smile. *KLAC -News, Al Jarvis. KHJ -Loud se Massey. KWKW- $:49- KMPC -Jr. Arany on March. KGFJ-Across the Footlights. KMPC -Emil Cote. KFOX- Alternative to Boogie. *KFWB- News. *KFV'D, KGER -News. KFSD -Names of Tomorrow. KFAC-Organ Mouds. KXLA- Theatre of Melodies. KGB, KV OE-F. Nagel Orch. KWKW- Sacred Heart. KWKW-Sergeant Mac. 1 :35 -KRKD- Music. KIEV-Musical Memories. KIEV -Show Tunes. CAN YOU 1:45-K FI-King ('ole Trio. KFOX -{'nice of China. KHJ -Policing L.A. KRKD- Music. *KLAC -Dr. Harr. S. May. KFI -young America Speaks. KFSD- Victor Mhowrase. TIE THAT? KFAC-Piano Briefs. 9 KNX -Grand Central Station. 11:15 -KXLA- lawaiian Melodies. KYI.A- Music. KECA -Texas Jim Robertson. KFAC -(:ems of Melody. , u'itlt Al Jarvis KIEV -Swing Sty lines. KHJ, KFXM- Ito ods for KF {'IN.-Piano Parade. KFOX -Voice of the Army. (tonds. KIEV -This Rhythmic Age. KGER ospei Story Hour. KLAC ?- 570 1:55 -KGFJ- Sports Flash. < KM I'(' -Keith Hetherington. - *KFI -News of the Week. KFWB -Riait Crosby. KFOX -Bit of the Blues. Saturday 12:30 P M. *KLAC. KG ER-News. 11:211 -KWKW-Want Ad News. 2 EN X -Rehm e. 11 :25-KGFJ-Sports Flash. HH('A. KI'RO. KFMB- KGFJ -Public Messenger. That? KFAC -I ni ty. 11 :30-KFI-Reserve. Kl.AC -('an 1 o Tie Saturday Concert. KXLA -Bell Bandstand. KNX -Let's Pretend. *KM'S-News. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, HVOE- KFV'D -Woltz Time. KECA- Radio. the American KGFJ- Intermiesion. For Your Approval. KRKD- Magebrush Serenade. Way. KWKW-Farm News. KM PC-Tommy horsey. KIEV -Iting Crosby Time. KFWB -Rill Anson. KWKW -Voice of China. *KLAC, KIEV -News. KGIt -Quiz Down. KFAC -Concert Matinee. KF'MB- Junior Spotlite Revue SATURDAY Program Highlights KXLA- Record Shop. 9:05- K( :ER- Lutheran Hour. K(iF.I- Serenade to Afternoon. 9:15- KFI -By Request. Morning Programs Appear In LIghtface Type: Afternoon and KWKW- Myt hies I Tales. KECA- Mlraudy. Evening Programs In Boldface. KFVD -Hits and Misses. Morning Melodies. KRKD-Navy Recruiting. KFWB- KC,ER -Long Beach Band. KLAC- .Storybook Hour. 0:00-Musical Digest. KGFJ. HFAC- Morning Concert. , Comedy -Variety ç KWKW-Rev. Wildman. 8:00 -Hit Parade, KFI. *KF Vl) -News. 0:00-Judy Canova, KFI. 8:00- Vaughn Monroe, KNX. CLAUDE LAPHAM KIEV -Kate Smith Sings. 7:30 -Life of Riley, KFI, 8:00-Evening Concert, KFAC. "Song Hite of The Future" KFSD -Make Believe. 10:30 -Jack Briley, Eli. 8:30 -Music Snnreme. KMPC. Songs and Singers HYDE -Pro Arte Quartet. 8:30 -dean Sabina, KNX. New 9:20*KGFJ -Xews. Quiz, Participation 9:00- Saturday Night Serenade, Featuring 9:30 -KFI -Meet the Author. KNX, PEGGY CHANDLER KNX, KSDJ- Country Fair. 8:30 -Smiling Ed McConnell, 9:00- Hollvwood Hance Party, SECA. KPRO- American KFI. KGFJ. 0:30 -County Fair, TCX X. Station KFOX Farmer. 10:00 -Lucky Dance Time KFAC. KH.1, KGB, Roy Rob- 12:30 -('an You Tie That? KI.AC. (1280) KVOF. 7:00 -Quiz of Two Cities, KHJ. 10:00- F.astside Show, K MB. SATURDAYS AT 2 P. M. bin Orch. 11:00 -- Cleveland , Orr'ues: rn, KH,I. KFWB -By Way 'of 7:00 -Tr'th or Consequences, Comparison. KFI. KFOX -Song Hits of the SLAT' -Al Jarvis Ballroom. 8:30 -Can You Top This? KFI. Mystery- Detective Future. *KWKW-News. RESIT- Nelson Olmstead. HG F.1 -Open Album. Drama 7:30 -I Deal in Crime. KECA. 2:05-KLAC -Modern Concert 11aß. 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KF W'B- American Schools. KGER-Voire of China. IC 11 PC. Sports KXLA- Musical Dept. Store. 10 -KF1, KFSD -National Farm 1:00 -Philadelphia Orchestra, HFVD-On the Upbeat. and Home Hour. t KNX. to :00 -Race Lineup. KWKW. KWKW-Melody Room. KNX, KiD.1 -Give and Take. 4:Oe-- Mus:eal Masterpieces, I o4t- Racing, KGFJ. KIEV- Musical Potpourri. (Toseups. KFAC. G::30- Tanforan Rares, KKK'. *KRKD -News, Music. 'MCA- Musical KGER- Feature Story. Page Twenty -eight KFOX- Sagebrush Sympbooys www.americanradiohistory.com RADIO LIFE FRIDAY LOGS LC B- .' ^- ^uncer's ('hod.-., KFAC- gusset syuti.i..,...11.,. Ell .AC-Don KGFJ -Armchair Concert. KGFJ -Jive at 5. KFAC- Musical Jewel Bog. KFAC- Musical Favorites. KWHW-Today at the Rares. KXLA -Dante 'Time. KRKD -Music. HRKD -Sungs of the Saddle. KKED -Do you Know? KWHW-Swing Session. KXi.A -.duke HOC Matinee. KGER -Ft. Wayne Gospel. KFV'l) -l.. A. Dally Reporter. KEN' D-Swref and leow. KFOX-Dr. Clem Davies. KIEV -A Matter of Records. KIEV -Record Ride. 7:l7.-KFW'11-Moods In Music. *Kt: ER-News. glue Skies. *KGEK -News. Wishing Ring. KNI.A-Hank Penny. 3:15 *KFI -News of the World, KFSD- AnnArrsary Date. *KFAC. KFIIX -News. KHJ- Johnson F'anlily. 5:15 *KFI, KESD, KFAC-News. KKKD -Father Voughao. KF..tC- Vlu.ic Ro . KNX -Tonr Hauluu. KFSD -The 'Three Suns. KECA, KEN' II-Sky Klug. . :3', *KNX -Carroll Airlift. FRIDAYS 1000 PM KH.1, KGB. KF'X.M, KVIIE- KXLAi.ys Superman SKFI, KIND-The King's Men. JUKE BOX KNX -Fanny Brice. KLAC -Irwin Allen. 1114) KG F.1 -Kate Recap. KECA- Ligbtnio' Jim K.4:. KW. KGB, MATINEE HWKW -Ken Barton. Sports. KFXM, V11F *KE('A-Elnlrr Ihts is, K(:ER -Music with Appeal. Let George Do It. KHJ. KGB-Peter Putter with Carl Bailey 5:30-K FI-Casa ('ngat. *KNIT' -News, Hemingway. Record Party, *KNX, KSDJ-Harry Flannery. KFWIJ- l'ulted Nations. 3:15.5:30 p.m. KECA, KI'KÌI, KFMB- *KLAC, KXLA, Kt:F:K -News, .lark Armstrong. KFAC -Evening Concert. 2 hours popular music KXLA Kit.). KGB, KFXM. KVIIE- KliF.l- Caucasian Memories. ('aptain Midnight. KRKD -South Seas Serenade. Monday thru Saturday KFW It- Howdy, Neighbor's. 6:03- KLAC- Raseball. KI.AI' -Al .Jarvis. KI:ER -San Pedro Forum. KXLA -Juke Ito. .Matinee. KFAC -Whoa Bill flub. 8:15 -K F'1 -Lutin Serenade. KWKW -liure. and Sports. Kt :F'.1 -Songs for You. KyIP(' -Red Rowe Ridge KFAC 4 KEVD-1tr1osthue. KXLA- Future Pianists. Riders. HEMS- Twilight on the 'frail. 3:25- KGFJ -Sports Flash. KWHW- Carol Lynn. IO to 12 EVERY NIGHT / 3:30 -KFI, KESD- Iturketage Wlfe. KIND-Sundown Serenade. KGF.1- Starlit Moods. KNX-Holly Langley. KIEV- Melodies Mardi (:raft. KNIA-Ilrgan Dream Time. K F:t' A- Nora sold Smith Sings. KKKD-Hit Tunes. 8:30 -KFI, KFSI- People Are 11' I! Ws n1 nr Parade. *KFIIX -News, Phony. READ -So ihr Story Goes. KNX -The Thin Man, LUCKY LAGER 5:45 *KFI, KIND-Elmer Peterson. KECA, KPH°. KFM11.- *KNX. KSI1.1 -News tittered. 'rhis Is Vour KILLt. MILD & *KECA -Frank Hemingway. KILL KGB. KFXM. Ky UF KH.1. K(:H. KFXM. KV'tlE- Burl Ives Show. DANCE TIME Adtentares of Tom Mie. HMI'('-Music Supreme. KM PC-Rancho Grande. MELLOW KMPC -H. Allen. *K EMS-News. KLAC -Baseball Roundup, KXLA- Minialace t uncert. KI:F'.1-Ses ife Serenade. KGF:It- Western .%Music, 3:30 to 4 P.M. K W'K W- Itoees and Sports. KX LA-pith Street Corral. 10:45 -KEll-Melody Time. Monday Through Fr,day KGF.1 -If They Had Lit ed. KRKD -.Merry -Go -K Kl':('A- Freddy '-`art in Drell. KRKD -Race Results. KGEK -Your Army. KI.AC -Hun Otis. Kt:ER- Stump's On'u'trl. MA IX-Floyd It. Johnson. *KFSU -News. 5:55 --Khi EJ- Sports Flash. 8:45-KHJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOE- *KF'1, KECA, KI-AC KMPC t l'ulifornia Cara au. -News. KMI't .".1 .toi Mellow. KFI -Hank McCune Show. 1 *KNX -Nelson Pringle, - KFWR- Warner Bros. Web. KHJ, KITH King KEW B-11 on's Page. 6 KNX -It Puys to Re Ignorant. KI: F.11-E% ruing Interlude. -H. Itrrb. K 1.A(' -Its min). Allen (tech. *KH.1. KGB. KFXM!. K\'OF- KGF:R- Concert. KM PC- (lance Time. KWHW-Bunt Ip I, land and Gabriel Heatier. 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Hayes of CBS' Ford Show, School. KX LA- Mush. KGF.1- Concert Nocturne. *KF..D -H. V. KaltenMorn. KKKD- Three- Qsmrlrr Tinte. K H Kit- Merry -Go- Round -1"p. and Garry Moore, Jimmy Du- 4:55 -KGFJ- Sports Flash, KFO X- Fishing Pals. KFAC -Lucky Lager Dance. rante's sidekick. Honorary *KFI -Feature Wirr. 7:30 -KVI. KFSD -Alau Voting 10:04- KGEK- Hiverside Rancho. will be 5 *KNX -Knot Manning. Show. 10:15 -KFI - Harry %%ot.l Show. memberships award- KF,CA, KI'KII. KFMK -Terry R N X- Reserve. KNX -Itoh Moumu. ed to Edgar Bergen and Jim- and the Pirates. KECA, Ki'RO -Ynar Amerl- *KECA, KHJ. K1:1í -News. KHJ, KGB, Kt0E -Itop ('ao Sports Page. KMIN'- Bridge Club. my Durante if they can have Harrigan. KHJ. KGB, KFXM. KV'OE- KFSD-L'onstant Invader. crew-cut toupees made for KFWK -Stuart Hamblen. Cisto Kid. 10:30 *KFI- Carveth Wells, Inside *KMPC-News, Tren S Twenty. KMPC-Firestone Favorites. the News. them. *HLAC -Fred Henry Reports. HFW'B-Sports Final. K\1- Symphonette. . Page Twenty -seven

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K-An RI «'A- Norwood Smith Sings. KF.C.4, KPII(L M.-MR-Jack 8 KNN -Sie 'Town 111t1- Ads ^r' -e l' ^wade. Armstrong. KF'MB -Lum & Abner. RHJ. KGB. KFXM. KVOK- RH.1. KGB. II I OE-(bunt of Captain Midnight. Monte Cristo. Olympic Auditorium KFWK- Howdy. Neighbors. *11111'í -News. Hemingway. MILD & Ells 1 : -- t. t Freedom Ring. KFAC' -W'hoa Bin Club. 1t' k NI. .{, KGN:R K LAC -AI Jan is Ballroom. *IsI. -News FIGHTS KGF'.1 -Songs for Lou. KI % - laenine Concert. K1.1 .1 t nucasin n .Memories. MELLOW KKRH-Hit 'l'unes. - Tuesday, 10:05 p.m. KFVD -Sundown Serenade. A:6.)- K1..1( -Baseball. 3:30 to 4 P.M. KWKW-Songs in the Sunset. 1111.1.i: -Mimic in the Night. Monday Through Friday RX1.A- Future Pianists. 8:15 *Kf:1 \- -\re"e Feature Edition. KLAC KIEV- Melodies Mardi Gras. KM l'1 -Red Rowe Ridge KGEII -Muai,' With Appeal. u:113 Riders. I -K LAC- Ohnmpir Roving. KMPC *RFY)X -None. K I. W'It- 'l'wDiehl on the Trail. KGF:K -Iris reside Rancho. 5:45 *KNX. KSD.J -News, liared. KGF.1-Starlit Moods. 18:15- K1.1- nemrnner That Music. KM l'( -Skid and Mellon. *KECA -Frank Hemingway. KXLA- llrean Dream Time. KFWB - Melody Matinee. Kn.). KGB. KFXM, KVIIF:- KNX -Rob Elson. KLAC-Barclay Allen Orch. 8::111 -KFI, KFND-Fibber McGee *KNY'A. Kll.l. KGB, KV0E Adsenturen of Tom Mix. and Molly. Nets.. RWKW -Sau) Rowland and K M11' -II. Allen. KM Bridge ('luh. His Wax Works. K Concert. KNX -Vox Pop. P('- XLA- Miniature KF:CA. 111:311 *KF'1- Inside the News. RC,F,1 -Among 51y Souvenirs. KGI:1 -'rho Law" Is our KPRO. KFMB- -News, Muair. Dark {- enture. KNX -Open Hearing. *KKKD Servant. KGB, Elmer Da %I1. K F%l) -Rork ti the Rack. KWKW -Rares and Sports. KH.I. KFNM, RU0 *KF:CA- KFOX Girl Friend. The Falcon. KH.1. KGB -Record forty, -Poor KRKII -Kate Results. KM PC-Music Supreme. Peler Potter. KGF:R -Take It Easy Time. K GF :R-Stamp's Quartet. -Newa. KM PC-Rancho 3:4, -11E1-What Ido Vim Say? 5:55 *KNX -Biel Henry. *KFWB- Grande. FICA- Frances Scully. KGFJ- Serenade Seville. KXLA- Music. K K(:Fat-Sports Flash. KXLA -97th Street Corral. 16:43- KFl- Melody Time. RHI -Fart and Fallacy. Hope. REVD-Rumba Rhapsody. KIND-Rob A : 13- KEW'S-11 arrive Ben*. Orrh. Kl ('A- Freddy Martin Orch. KRKD -Bowline Newa. 6 KNX- Women's Forum. RI:I l -1 iereinc Inlrrindr. * K}lìh -News. 3:;d1-KWKW -17181v Works. KECA -l'age ('a,anangh Trin. 11 *KFI, RECA, KI.AC. KGER- 3:55 Sports *KH.1, KGB- Gabriel Penner. News. -KGFJ- Flash. News. Nesbitt. . KMI KLAC. 1111F :17, *KM P('- The BULLOCK'S SHOW *KNX- Nelson Pringle. *IKF (. *KFWB. KLAC, KF%l). KIEV, RHJ, ROB-11. 4 KGF.R, KFOX- Newa. King Orchi. KNX -Pedigree Presents KF(IX -News. KMPC -Dance Time. KFAC- Prelude to Meninx. WEEK KFWB- Eaataide Show. Money on the Line. M Digest. THIS FAC -Lucky *Kt:('A- Headline Edition. RG FJ- nslcal K Dance Time. *KH.1. KGB. KFXM. KVOF KXLA -Alhambra H. S. K FVD -Spade Conley Time. Fulton Lewis. Jr. RWKW-4 Classic Hour. OIIVER KGF..1- Conran Moderne. RE.4('- Musical Masterpieces. KRKD- Early l)antette. KXhA- F'agle ('Inb. KFWB- losprl and Song. 6:115- KLAC: -Al Jarvis. 11 :O5 -KGER- Musical Roundup. Twilight 1W1S1 ]1:15 -KEl- Milestones In Melody. KXLA -.Juke Nos Matinee. KIEL- 'freins. KNX -Frontiers KGF.1- Whats Up:' 6 :13---K }:('A -Mnsir Preferred. in Science. RWRW -Was Works. KHJ, KGB-Reel Stories. K F'(' A-l'ha Iha rmonic KMPC -Bob Kelley, Sports. Reporter. RFWII -1111 the Century. K ILL KS$ -D. Reckner Orchi. KX LA-Mary Burke King. K LAC- Music. THE FINEST MUSIC IN KFI 11:20 -RECA -,lack Fina Orch. KFYI)- Mnsir. 11:3t$ (:nest Star. AL DONAHIUE Kt :F:K- here's lo Vets. 9.00 P. M. TUESDAYS -KFI- 6:36 KIND-Red Skelton. KNX -l.es Brown Orchi. MUSIC SHOP -KFI. KXLA -M uaic. Daily at 4:00 p.m. K 11 -1'11 surilr Slur). 11:45-K Fl -M urie st,QtrRiv.h flntvt,t.cr,t KNX- ttrsrrs r. *RHJ, KGB,. KVOF News. loue4 *KHJ. KGB. KENN!. RVO - KECA -Pinky Tomlin Orch. Nenn Glenn Hardy. 11:55 *KFI RN X. KF:('A, REND- KF:('.A, RPM). KFMB- News. BEAL Boston Symphony Orchestra. EULA KMPC- Spotlight Stars. KFVD- Donahue Record Shop. Contralto KFWB- Slarmakers Radio Interested in Radio r KRKII -Piano Paintings. 'rhea ter. 4 :II5- KGER -Take It Easy Time. Concert Orchestra K LAC- Baseball. Broadcasting? 4:15 -KFI -Shopping New s. KFAC- Esenine Concert. KNX. KSI).l- Melody House, Earl Towner. dn. KXLA-Seahoed Home Hour. REVD-Spade Cooley *KE('A- .4h -in Wilder. KNX -Tuesday -6:30 P. M. Time. Become A *KHJ, K(:R, KENM. K% OE-- *KGEK -Newa. Rex Miller. KGFJ- Hollywood Rouse KM PC-Pleasure Time. l'Arty. KLAC -Belle .Martel. 9:115 -BOER -Manic In the Night. Radio Personality! KRKD- Mosieland Quiz. K N N- Melodies Ansrrica 9:15-KH.1, KGB, REAM, RVOR- KIEL -Modern (Concert Hall. lances. Reseree. *KFSD. RFMH -News. KF:('A. KF'MII-Rex Manpin *KMPC- (Clete Roberta Audition Now 1:175 -KGFJ- S port s Flash. Show. 9:311-KFI-Pleasure Parade. Fier increasing opportunities in KFWB -What Do You Know? RH.L KGB. KFM. KVOF this fascinating field. I:30- KFI -Art Raker's Notebook. Myaterinpa Tra spier. KNX -R KM IN'- Tanforan Rares. Tapestries KNX WITHOUT CHARGE! Kl'('A. KFMH -Dirk Tracy. KFWB-Ameriee Dances. RH.L KVIIE- Erskine Johnson KLAC -baye O'Dell. Of Life TUESDAY Tour Voire Recorded Free KMPC-Russ Morgan Orch. RFA( --H.ur of Music. 9:30 P.M. ANNOUNCING, ACTING, KLAC- Kiddie Klub. KXLA -Hell, Wanted. narrated by COMMENTATING, K Reeurd Jackpot. WRITING, I:F.l- R H111)--Show 'l'unes. Theo. Von Elt: SPORTS, COMEDY KRKD- 'l'unes of the Day. KFt)X -Hat's Memory Room. Presented *KN KW- News. Music. RI :F:R- Helene Smith. I" °der supervision of noted radio KIEV -King ('rush Sines. 8: (3- KLAC-Nam Ratter Snort shook written by by star. HAL STYLES. 1:45- KE('A. KF.111t. KI'RO- K XI,A- Jimmie Dolan. David Hanna Tenn rssee ,led. R F1, KIND-Supper Chin. ' FOREST LAWN (Contact with ,Nations and ,(Krectes lhraughoul .1 inerica.) *RIM KGB, KFXM. KY111:- RNX -Lowell Thomsen. KNX- lrrr,stries of I.ifc. News. KH.1. KGB. MINI. KVIIF.- KH.1, K1:t :. K1 0E-Inside of K MPC- Twilight l'aies. W'arden's Crime Cases. Sports. Hal Styles KFWB- Stuart Hamblen. KI :1'A, KF'M II- Museum of KMPC-llale With Melody. *KLAC -Dr. Harry S. May. Modern Munir. Sports. KFWB- Maurice Hart. School of Radio RWKW-Rates and KMI'l'- Seturily Symphonie. KGER-Dr. Clean Busies. *REVD. KRKD -Newa. KFVIIt- America Dances. Murder al Midnight. saxo N ilshier Bl.. Itry eel, Hills KIEV -Trade Winds Tenuous. KIND- RFA(' -Hour of Music. 9 :15- KFI -Madison '1:113. BRadshnw Y KGER -Air Force (:round *RX1.A- Aserill Berman. -IPun KH,1- Arthur Hale. l'or { eterans School. KGF.1- Musical Digest. KMPC -Man With a Band. "Approved 4 :.St- K(:F.l- Sports Flash. *KLAC, KURD -News. KIWI-Mom Dreanss, Poetry & S*KFI -Feature Wire. 7:115-KLAC- Harness Races. Music With Marvin Miller. *KNX -Knus Manning. News. 7:15 *BFI, REND-Fleetwood *KFI, RESI) -The Reporter. KHJ. KGB. KllF -Hop Lawton. 10 *KNX -('het Huntley News. Harrigan. KNX -.lark Smith. 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KXLA -Fano Program. KRKu)- Music. 'talk. Il:5:.- KGF.1- Sports Flash. KIFS -Gals on Record. HAVEN OF REST KF'V'D -Ro. Loni. T. Talbot. II ::11 -RFI. KFMII- Pepper Inung. KG F:R- /:arden srhonl. *KIEV. KFOX. KGEK -Newa K N Second Mrs. Burton. KXLA, 8:30 A.M. KXLA Parade. X- 12:áa -JWKN -let.' Rehabilitation. -Pian,, KECA. KI'RO. KFMB- 12:55- (,I.1- Sports Flash Monday. Wednesday. Friday 19:15 -KFI, KFSI) -Woman in White I.istening Fust. 1-KFI, KFSD -Vhhen a Girl KRKD, 8:00 A.M. RNX- Sirr, Mason. KIIJ, KRIS. KFXM. 11'40E- KECA-Ted Malone. Duren for a Day. SI n mirs. Monday thru Saturday KH.I. KVIIF:- .Jackie Hill. KG Kt-Reminiscent Rhythms. K \, KS11.1 -House Party. KFOX, 8:00 A.M. KM PC-Hill Leyden. K FAC-Dr. Albert W. Palmer. KECA-Hits and Encores. KHJ. KITH. KVOF:- (hr. Saturday KFW'II- ('concert Masters. KFI'D -Foret er Tops. Tuesday K(iFJ- Serenade for 1 mt. #KRKD. KXLA. KFON -News. Checkerboard Time. *KXLA-News. KIM -Latin Musirana. *KM l'(' -News. KKK!). KFIIN -Ha,rn of KWKW- .Mornlne Melodies. KI:F:K- Feminine Fare. KEW Rill Anson. Rest. KIEV -Stars of Song. 1I;l5-14FI, RFSD-Right to Happi- K(il.1- snn.rt and \ ins. K\VKW-And, Mansfield. KFOX- Atteem tly of God. ness. *KI.A/'. KITH. K(iER -News. KFI'D- Wakeup Ranch. RISER- Markband. RN\ -Grand Slam. KRKD -Musi.. Mi %hall. KF.AI'- .Masic in the American *KGF:R -News. 19:25 -K(; F.1- Sports Flash. ki:t' % -Frank Parker Shaw. 8:15 -Aunt Jenny, Manner. f- -KN\ 10:311 *KOKI -News. *KHJ-New.. -KFI, KFSD- Ma.9orrail,. KFAC -Piano Gems. KXLA- Community , KM PC-Market Report. Sport. KNX. KSD.1 -1.o11 .tourney. KRKD- Hawailan Melodies. Broadcaster. KF'W'B- Morning Melodic.. KF:('A. KI'KI). KFM B -My KXLA -T. Tenus Tyler. KIES -Meet the Maestro. K I..AC -Hey ties at the Brine. True Story l'r,,sl,y Sings. 11114-Ben Aieynnder Show. Klilil:- 1:05- KSII'l'= l'hree Alarm. KIEV- Musical Bandwagon. I I :50 -KVV KM -IthnusndY in Wax. KI:ER of the Band Rot. Piano, .Jerry Mariam e. -/hat 8::í1F-[F'1, KIND-.hark Meech. KFWK- I I : K1:F.1- sport. 1:10 K Woman's W'urld. i5- Flash. -KEA(' -Muai, from Holly- KNX, KS1).1 -Helen Trent. \I.A- -MA-Fenn Reporter. wood. KHJ- Editor's Iliery. Kt:F'.1- Upbeat Session. 1:15-REI. KFSI)- Partin Fares KM PC-Song for 'iou. *K KAI', KWKW -News. 12 KNX-Myrt and Marge. *KECA, K11.1. KIEV. RGER, 1,i fe. KGFJ -Waltz Incitation. RF11)- 1'ninn Itescue )lira ,,tt. KECA- Hollywood Tour. KXLA- I(aptia Brothers. KIEV- Western 'room Time. KRIS. RV'OE -News. KIIJ -Nancy Dion. #IHFAI', KI:KI), KITH -News. KGEl- Arras. the Forotlighl.. KMI'(' -l'!o Man Says Tee. KlV,IS -ISiIl Anson. KXLA- 11eYond V'irl ory. *KM KN - ?. r.rs. Devotions. 10 :1O -REI, RI-SD-Betty Crocker. KFV'D -Piano Parade. Si L.\(' -:AI Jarvis Ballroom. KFVD- 1Sinnie and Mike 10:45- of the World. KGB. K1'11F.-Johnson Family. KIEV- Public Interest. KFI -Light KG 1%1-Public Messenger. K(,EK -Hymn Time. KNX. KSI1.1 -Roar of My K KW-Luncheon Concert. 1::5- KriFJ- Sports Flash. KFOX -Words of Life. (Dreams. K WKW- Rhapsody in Wax. 1:30 -KFI, KIND-sleet Plato Rill. KFWB- Science of Slind. RS1).1 the Misses 8 :45 -KFI. KE!SD- Laura Lawton. KRKD- Prairie Schooner. KNX. -Meet KNX. KSI)I-our /:al Sunday KFAC- Fashions in Music. K t-VD-Editor of the Air. KECA- Riernnn's News KV'l1E- KKKD- Midnight Slis.iun. K XL.A- Dinner Bell Roundup. l'orner. KH.I. KGB. KFXM, KFOX- Hebrew t'i,rislian Hr. Viet ur 11. Lindlahr. I4 :05 -KR Eft -Western Music. KH.1- IJtppy Humes, *KEW i -News, 10:55 -KI (A, KFMIS- Hynlns of All 12:15-KF'I, KFs11- scella Hellas. KGF.1- Tuoday's Hits. KFAC-organ Slnods, I'hurdles *KNX -Knot' Manning. RX LA-Vocal Vedettes. KWKW' -Wings of Healing. K GFJ -Sparta Fleet,. RE FA-Cliff Edwards. REVD-Matinee Melodies. KIEV- Mu.iral Memories. -KF'1, KFM) -Life Can Be KHJ -Sing. America. Sing. KWKW'- Afternoon Melodies. *KFI. K(;EK-News. 11 Beautiful. RI:I'.1- Keyboard Magie. *KKKIS-News. KFAC- Musirnl Portraits. KIEV-organ Moods. 9 KN \ -Itig Sister, KNX, KS1).1 -Itoh and V'ie- I:li -KFI, KISD -Front Page Far- KECA. KFMH, lU K11- toria. KIF:'. -Loin -Mime Melodies. rell. Kenny Baker Show. K ECA . KF-MIt -Hymns of All l'!::5- KGF- .1 -Spnrl s Flash. K r t -Ethel and .%Sheri. at Nine. Churehre. 12:311 .lone.. KILL Klan -Noir. -KFI, KF'SI)- Lorenzo K I ti' -Pian,, Briefs. KMI'C -Music in the Air. KW-Songs of Good Cheer. RN A. RSILI -l:, elyn Nint ers. R NI. \ -News. KM Bill Leyden. * ]Q¡F'WB -Rine ('roab,. PC- *KECA. KI'RIL RF'MB -Edwin K I I -Swing Stylings. KFWB -Bill Anson. C. Hill. *gtl,A(' -Neo.. 1 :55-Kl. I .I- Sports Hash. KGFJ -lour City at Work. KLAU -Al .Ian is Ballroom. 11,11.1- lwntise Massey. KFAC- l'nity. KEA(' -Festival of Manse.. KMI'C -Waltz Time. I I. k Pelt -Rond of Life. *KXI..A, KFSH -News. KRKD-Music. *KFAVR -News. 2k h.1).1-Erie APIAreid. KRKD- Sagehrush Serenade. KXLA -Melody Time. K(: F.1- Inlrrmission, is t. kPRll, HFMB- KWKW-Voice f China. KWKW-Army Recruiting. KFAC -Melodic Skelrhes. W hat's uni ,,'. ladies? KFVI)- Waltz 'Piave. KI:FJ- Across the Footlights. KXLA-Red Murrell. K11.1, KGB, KVOE-Heart's Crosby Time. KIr:V' -Ring KIEV-Show Tunes. KVV'KW -Fa . News. Ilrire. R )X= Firebrand. for Jesus. *KFI'11. KGF :R -News. KFV'D -ViaS K M Pt' -Three Alarm. Rennrting. / k I Si R Anson. 8:05 *KFI -l'at Itisbon II :t. --RFI. KtSD-Sia Perkins, KFOX-11101 ling. -Bill RGER- l.etbersn Hour. KNX- Reser,e. KGB- F'a.hion F'anla.y. *K1.. \1'. KIEV -New.. 8:15-1i11- Ladies' Dny. KFAC- Concert Matinee. KNX-Mu Perkin. KXLA- Hanthorne's Nnt KHJ. K(;f-Men griffin House. Show. TUESDAY Program Highlights KGF',; -S de to Afternoon. KFWR- Strolling Tom. KWKW-The Crow Show. KLA(" -Songs by t n,,ut y. orni ng Pros rs ma ppear in I.igh +t a.e Type Aiter nn..n and KRKD- l'uhlir Service, KGF,1- Phillmrmonir Reporter. Eyrning Progra ma in Boldface. KFVD -For the ladies. KFAC-Voice of Health. ti :00-Musical Digest. KGFJ. K/:ER -Lang Beach Band. KXLA- Ilnrmeny Honte.tead. tor/h-r oriel 0:311 -Melodies, America Layes. 2:15 -RFI KFSD- .loyre . Mrden. *KI l l' -News. 5:::0--Hale Vl'ill, Judy. RH. KNX. K N X -Roseate ry. FAVKVS -Re,. VViluluy.uti. Supper KL:A/'- Picture Album. smith Sings. R:Oa-Boli Hope. K FI. ;00- Club. KFI. KIEV -Rule 0:3ll-Iteri Skelton. KF'1. ::15 -Jack Smith. KNN. K F1'D -To the Men. RF.D -Toe of the Day. :311-Mel Klnnl. KN\. 11:110-4:iening Concert. KFAC. KIEV -land of Song. P :2ß +KI: F.1 -News. ;t :2ß *K W'K W-News. Dr. Malone. ::311-Milton Berle. KF'1. 11:30-llusir Supreme. KMPC. 0:30-KNX-Young 'n' .Andy, KFI. 9:1111 -holly wood House Party, 1:2; -RECA Spotlight on KECA. KPRO. REMB- R::ìll-Fibber and Slull,, KFI. K(.F.1. Hollywood. firearmnn's Breakfast. 9:110 -Bosun Symphony. KECA. *KEW It -News. S'o.i. n Smile. K111- With 10 :00-Lucky Dance Time. KFAC. ROM-Sports Flash. Quiz. Participnhon 10:01- Eastside Show. KFWB. :::111-KFI. KFSD -Aunt Mary. 8:I10- MrNellt's Breakfast Club. 12 :INN- Rlu,psudy in Was. KH.I. KNX- Backgrounds for Living RECA. KFMB. KPRII -Bride 5:01-Kenny Baker. RECA. Continent- \'arration and Broom. KW- l.t,neheon at l.ong- F. l'. Nash Dept. Store 9:311- Brrneman'a Breakfast. :v .--Fred Beck. INN ehampe. KECA. 1n:(NI -Kat Smith. KNS K M IF,.eba I I It erres t inns. prr.gen is II :: :o -room for a Pay. KHJ. l'l'- ID :1111- (lalen flea ke. K I:, k KFW'It- Muni,-. "HITS AND HEADLINES" I:INI -House Party, KNX. Intl :. -'rod Slalone. 1:115 -Three Alarm. KStPC. KWKW -Melody Room. Monday then Friday '1:011- Iturrltt Wheeler. I.\ \. R\ L.A-Musirnl Dept. Store. ,, I:311 -Meet the lli.su., RNA:. 4 ::111 -Art Baker, KFI. 9 :311 -111', What'. Dain'. ladies? *KRKD -News, Music. 2:00- 9:15-Munn Dreams. ht.! .I upbeat. KEt S. KFV'D-On the 1:r . KECA. KIEV- Musical Potpourri. 2:30-Bride and .I71'yler'1'- Delr'r lire FL RFSD Paul. di. 4:151 -Money on the Line. KNX. -Dr. K11í1 -i.i.. Mrs. 8:1111 -11ig Town. KNX. *KNX -Rob Trout. Music. 0:30 -1 in Pap. KNX. KF WK- N ::91 -The Falcon. KH.I. RFWB- Strictly from Hunger KI.AI' -Al Jarvis. KG F.1- .Air- o -toria ls. *RWK VA-News. Drama Public 1nterest- *KF V 1) -News. KGKI -Open Album. 5:50 -RWRW -Swing Session. Encores. 9 mete Story. KFt. KFAC -Musical 9 :110- Starmakr.. Radin Theater. I n/ornlnlion !:.5.5- KGFJ -Sports Flash. K FV D -SI Tomes. Irl::i11 -Slim Hearing. KNX. Woman's KIEV -Meet Ihr Band. KFWR. 3 -REI, KIND--This ur) Hour. Secret. KGIiK- I:ilolr Trr. Sports Hnrritt W'herior. 9;45-KNX -Mami of Life. .1111y'fc KNX- KRKIS -Nays. to an -liar. I.in.up. ESVE ,V. RF:('.A. KI'RO. KFMB- #KFWR. :01 -Fred N"arinr. I: F'1. Io:itt- Racing. KGF.1. Ladies Be Seated. KM 11- Remembered Rhythms. 9:30 -Hits and Headlines. KSI PC Crosby. 14 :311- 11owling. KFOX, *KHJ. !LAC. KXLA -Sews. KWKW-Bing :1:311- An,eriran Mleloly Poor. 2.30- Baseball. KMPC. KMP('- Baseball Recreations. KIEV -Rhythm Road. KNX. Hammond. ri:30-Tanforan Rare.. KM1Y'. KFM /1--Announcer's Chnire. KLF'R- 4 :111F-SI,,sial Ma .terpieee., 9 sis- Inside snarl.. Mnaral KFM111-1t'4 a Good Idea. K KFAC- Favorites. KFM'. u __.id 11rr. KKr \. KRKH- Matinee Melodies. KGB -Molly Morey. K(iF.l- .Armchair Concert. Page Twenty RF11-1.. A. Daily Reporter.

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RIVE-- KXLA -Help Wanted. O:IS -RH.1. KGB. KFCM. KiOE- KRKI -Light Concert. Res Miller. KFIlX -Hat's Memory Room. Mel Venters Pictorial. 2:Se- 1KWKW' -Swing Session. KMPC- rleasare Tinte, Kt:F:K- Helene Smith. RECA- Renart to the Pencils. 2 :86 -KGFJ- Sports Flash, 6:43 -K LAC-Sam Baiter Spartehook Dolan. *KM PC-Clete Roberts. 3 -K Fi. RFSD -This Roman 'a K\I.A- Jimmi KFW R- Mnsir. I. THE PET PROGRAM K El. IC FS D- Sapper Nob.nb. K LAC-The House Is Ranted. KNX- Rurritt Wheeler. 7 KNX- l.mrell Thomas. 0 :10- 1EFI -Tho American lias. RF('%. 61'RO. KEM It-Ladies Featuring KN\ -green Guild Players. KF,('A -"Dirk Dildine tirchi. Re Seated. MU. KGB, K\YF Scotland KH.1, KGB, KVIIE- Inside et *RH.L KLAC. RXLA -News. IRENE Vs rd. Sports. KMPC- Baseball Recreations. RECA. KFMB -Lone Ranger. K Mi'C -Date With Melody. KFWB -Announcer's Chaire, Every Monday, 4:15 P. M. KMPC- Security Symphnnia, KLAC- Campus Magazine. KFAC- Mualeal Fasarites, *R LAC. KRKI/ -News, RFWR- Matrice Hart. KC.F.1- Armchair Concert. 1E1,118- America Dances. KGER -Dr, ('lem Darien. KLAC Kerman. RIE % -A Matter of Record. *KXI..A -As trill KGB, RFXM. R%OE- A. Daily H.part er. RFA(' -Hour of Music. D:11-KH.I. KEA7) -1.. Henry .1. Taylor. KW KW-Swing Session. KLAC-Pet Program. KGF.1- Masiral Digest. Modern Concert KM I'(' -\ stir. of the Army. *RI:F1R -News, Moe Soies. KIE's- Hall *KOF:R -News: Dr. Fagan. Poetry t:C.\ -RF'WR Do 1 Know? Fleetwood KGFJ -Mona Dreams. 3 :11i*KF1 -News of the World. -What o i:15 *K Fl, RFSD- Music with Mersin Miller.i RR.1- Johnson Family. , 4:111-REI -Art Baker's Notebook. Lawton e. Reporter. K1. 1C- NI nsie Room. KN N- Resers KN \- ,lark Smith. *KE't, RFSD -The KF :(A, KFMB -flick Tracy. KLAC-lion Amerhe, 10 *RN 1,-Chet Huntley. News. K111.1. K1 OF :- Erskine Johnson KXLA -Ton Rail. *RH.1, KGB, KF \M.. K%'(1E- JUKE BOX KMPC -Buss Morgan Itreh. KRKD- Thr- (tnarler Time. Fulton Lewis. .1 K LAC-Kiddie Moth. ::an-RF'1, KFSl- Cacalrade of RF:('A -Sid Ziff, Sports. KI:F'.1- Keeurd .latkla,l, America. *KMPC. KI.A('. RGER -Newe. MATINEE *KWKW -News, Music, RNX -.Inan Oasis Shaw. KRKD -Tunrs of the Day. KF :1'A. KF ?IR- .tdsentmom of with Carl Bailey KIEV-Bing Crosby Sings. Sherlock Holmes. EASTSIDE 5:30 p.m. 4:42- KE('A. KFMB- Tennessee Jed. KH.I. ROIB, REAM. Kl' IIF 3:15. *RHJ, REVD. KRKD, Cisco Kid. K I.OE- News. KMPC- Firestone Favorites. KXLA K MI'('- Hendline t'elehrit is-s. RF'WIS- Sports Final, SHOW Monday thru Saturday KWKW-Rare. and Sports. RLAC-.In Stafford. KFWB- Stuart Hamblen. KF'.t('- Masiral Jewel Box. l O TO M. *KLAC-Dr. Harry S. May. K \ LA-Dance Time. Way Night Iscop gsadsy KXLA-Juke Kos Matinee. KIM -Trade N indo. KRKD -Do ion Know? READ- Stringtim.. RGER -Air Force I:r.ond :13- KFWIt- Masiral Comedy. :25 -KGFJ- Sports Flash. School. *KF'A(', RFO\ -News. KFWB12 P x:311 --BFI. KFSD- Backstage WHe RXLA -Hank Penny. *K FI- Feature Wire, Show. RAN , :55 *RN\- Carroll Meat.. KFWB- Eastsid RECH- Norwood Smith Sings. *RN. -Knots Manning. N fists. KFAC -Lucky Lager Dance. RH.1- 1d,enture Parade. KE('A, KI'KO. KFMB -Terry RF %'D -Spari Cooley Time. and the Pirates. 'relesision, Wa\Ali, Tonight K XI.A- little Sisters. KHI. OF:-Flop g:lte-ta:ali p.m. KOFJ- Concert Nocturne. Harrigan. RFOX- Amateur Fights. MILD & *KMPC -News. 'Teen & Twenty. 1 Ç KFWK- ,Stuart Hamblen. KFI, K FS-TelephoneI/KNX. Ho, r. 10:05- KGER- Risrsid Rancho. *KLAC -Fred Henry Reports. 8 KSD.1-The Whistler. 111:111 -KLAC -Meet the Rand. K FAC- Sunset Smphnnette. RE('A, KE:MB-I.um k Abner. 10:13 -KFI -Barry Wood Show. MELLOW KGF'.1 -.1ia nt 3 RN X-Bah Elans. 3:30 to 4 P.M. KWKW- Today al the Rare.. *KE('A, R11.1. KGB-News. M.ndsy Through Friday KXI.A -duke Rol. Matinee. KMPC- Bridg Club. KIEV- Record Rid,, MLA-Wylie for Yen. RF%'D -Swett and Low. Lo;:m *KFI -Inside the New., KRKD -Songs f th. Saddle. R N N-Sym phonettes. KMPC *KGER -News, t Wishing Ring. *KE('A -Elmer Dacia. KMPC- ..,ild and Mellow. :15 *KF'1. KFAC, RFSD-News. KH.L Mill-ABC Record KFWK- Melody Matinee. RN.-Tom Hanlon. Party. net KLAC-Barclay Allen Ors-h. KE('A. KFMB-Sky Ring. h \I PC- Rancho Grande. KGF.1 -Among My Souvenirs. KILL KOR RFXM, K \V1F.- le:IT.- k El- Melody Time. Snpermal. RECA -Red Nichols Oreh. KLAC-Irwin Allen. -News. KGF'.1 -Karr. Recap. *KFSD Sparts. *KFI, KFA'A, KLAC-News. KWRW-Ken Baton, Nelson Pringle. 3:111 -KF'1, %irtnr Barge 11 *KN \- KFSD- RHJ -V'et Wants to Know. and Benny Coalman. Time. *KAN. KSD.1 -Harr) Flannery. KMPC- Danre RH.I. KGB, KF \M. K1'IiF KF'W'B- Eaalside Show. Captain Midnight. KGF.1- Concert Nocturne. KE('A, KPHI, RF'MB -.lark KFAC -Lasky Leger Dance. Armstrong. MLA-Eagle Cloth. KF%'D- pad. Cooley Time. K FWB- Howdy, Neighbors. Roundup. SAM KLAC-Al .oars is. *KGER -News, MAC-Whoa Bill ('lab. D:13 -KFI- Milestones in Melody. ROWLAND Kt:F.I -Songs for Soo. KINN-In My Opinion. and His KH.I. KGB. RENst, KS OE- KE('A -.lan taritt Orel,. RXLA- Futur Pianists. Richard Davis, t'r:, ate WORKS KWKW -longs in the Sunset. RH.). KGB -Denny Rerkner WAX Ins est ita t nr. KLAC-Music. - -n P.M. Mon. -Sat. KF11)- Sundown Serenade. K(:F'.1 -If They Had lois ed. *KM PC- News. Hemingway. 11:30 -RF1- Here's to veteran.. Melodies Mardi Gras. KFWB- United Nations KNX -Tommy Pederson torch. KIEV- !Minn. RECH -Red Nichols Oreh. KWKW-Sam Rowland and KRKD -Hit Tunes. KXLA. KGEK -News. RXLA His Was Works. KGER -Life Begins at 11. *KLAC. -Mask. 5:t.\ *RE('A -Frank Hemingway. RFAC- Evening Concert. 11 :4 KFI- Pliilhermonir Repartee. KF''D -Bark o' the Rack. KGF.1- Caucasian \ternoriea. KGB. RI OF-News. RGER -Take It Easy Tim.. *KNX, KSD.1 -News, (:arced. *KH1. KHJ. KGB. RF\M. KVOF.- RF'OX- Fishing Farts. 11:58 *KFI. RNX, RECA. RFSD - ÿ:45 -KFI. KFSD -What Do rau S:n%- KI.A(' -Qnir Bowl. News. Say Adventures of Tom Mix. KM1 (' Allen. KGER - Junior Debates I1. KNX- Georg. Fisher. -H. 5:15 *KF,CA -News Feature Edition. KF:CA- Frances Scully. 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REAP-Prelude KGF.I- Set tlle Serenade. als in full ,nwhoy regalia. KXLA -Toastmaster ('Inh. KXLA -The Corral. KWKW- ('lasslr Hem. RI ER -Concert T nest ries. from his three -thousand -acre KRKD- M'isir. t:15- KF11R -Wa Rrns. Orrh. ranch just north of Holly- e:115- KLAC-Al .larsi. Interlude. Tent R(:F,l -Es fining wood. KIEV- Twilight oft. RLAC- Behind '' i4ia Gates. Joe. explained that KGF :R -Snort.. Parade. during rou ~d -up time on his KNN- t'edlgree Presents a:IT. -KILL KGB-Real Stories. Q KFI- Holi'ssnol Bowl Money on the Line. KMPC -Rah Kelley. Sports. ì7 Aeditinns. ranch, he's iu-t another cow- *KECA-Headline Edition. KFWB -On the ('entiry. KNN -Ions Mita'.. Theatre. hand. *KM. KGB. KFXM. K1 OE- KF%"D -)lus c. RECA, KPRO- nnrtors Talk Fulton Lewis. Jr. KGER -Twilight Time It Oser. Page Nineteee

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KF'V'1-Rev. Isatis T. Talbot. K N X- Reserve. KXLA -Farm Hour. KXLA -Piano Parade. *KI;('.t- Kaukhage Talking. KIF' % -Gnla un Retord. *KM.:R- News. Music. KIM. KG'S. KF'XM. RVIF 12 :SS- KGRI- Sparts Flash. Smile Tito,. 1 -KM, RFD -When a Girl 10 ;15 -KFI. RIND-Human in KXLA- Morning Melodies. Marries. HAVEN OF REST White. l'arts'. KNX -ferry Mason. K FAC-Gems of Melody. RN X, KSII.I -Rouas KXLA, 8:30 A. M. RECA. KPRll. KFMK -Ted K IEV-This Rhythmic Age. - Rt ?(:t -flit* and Encores. Friday Malone. RIREVD- %inlet. RI1.1, KI:R, R\1)F; Monday. Wednesday, I Time. KH.1- Jackie Hill Show, KGEII- Helene Smith. lle,kerMrerd KRKD, 8:00 A. M. II :10 -KWKW -Want Ad News. *KM P(' -N ew.. Monday thru Saturday I I : ..i -Ki.I J- Sports Flash. Kt-Wit-11M Anson. II ::fil-R 1 1, KFND- Pepper Voting. KFAC- Sl...it. in the American KFOX, 8:00 A. M. RNX -Second Mr.. Burton. Manner. Tuesday thlu Saturday RH.1. KI:K, KI'\cl. KSHE- K l.l'.I- S,unsel and Vine. Hear Queen for n llar. *RI. 1C. RESI). K1:1:R -News. K I:1'A -(' Cult Time. KSV K W -V eta' Rehabilitation. KKKD -Haven of Rest. Still. 1.1: \7)F:N'S K FA(' -Manor Iton run. K NI. 1-C lllll KWKW -Andy Mansfield. "511 sil' HAId1, FI:F'.1- Reminiscent Rh /hm. Broadcaster. RFOX -%nice of Faith. Mondor- Own Friday KFVII -Fo Tops. K It I(1)- Nu.ir. REVD- Wakeup Ranch. 11:11n noon KXLA. REM X -News. K I I.:S -Meet the Maestro. Miepal1. 10:15- *KK(D. *KI:EK -News. KIE % -Imtin Musirana. X- Aunl.Jenny. RI :ER- Feminine Fare. *RH.1 -Seo.. DIAL 710 11:1S -KF'l -Right In Hanpines*. KM PC- Market.: Sport. ESN-Grand Slam. KAVIt- Morning Melodies. KAM -Bill Leyden. K l'.('A -rusas Parker Shaw. Prizes, Mtaic, Guests K I..tl'- Haynes at the Rein.. K EW K -i entert Master*. KEA(' -Piano Gente. RIEN- Musical Bandwagon. RGF',I- Serenade for S'oit. on KMPC's *RXI.A -News. * RI: F.1 -New.. 1:30 -RFI. KFSU -Jock Bergh. KXLA -T. Testa. Tyler. KNX, KS11.1- Rmmance of KWKW -Morning Melodie.. KIKI- Hawaiian Melodies. "THREE ALARM" KIEV -Star. of Song. of Tomorrow. Helen Trent. RGER nm. II:bll- KWKW- \'nice. Doily 1:05 2:30 P. M. K H.1- Editor'. 'liars. -Mar 11:.',.-,- KGFll- Sw'rts Flash. - tx -Haven of Rest. 10:96- KG FJ -Spu s Fln.h. KFI-Parm Reporter. K\I.A In :311 -KFI, KFSII- Masnuerade. *K I' 11', KWRW -Sen.. .Tourney, 12 RNX -Myrt and Marge. KM PC-Song for KNX, RS'lJ -Lune KIF:\. KCER KI'KII, KECA. KI'Rll, KFMR -Sly *KECA. I :11:1-KM F(' -Three Alarm . KGI .1-11 311/ In.italon. KGB. KS (IF -New.. the True Story. *KH.1- Krnadnay News. KGF:R -Plut of Band Hoc. KH.1 -Ben Aleander Show. KMPC -The Man Says Tes. 1:111-KLA(' -Mnsir from Hollywood HAVE BREAKFAST WITH K EW B -Jerry Slnrlow,. Piano RFWII -Rill Anson. 1:15 -R11, RFSU- Portia Faces *KEA(', KWRW -Newa RLAC -Al Janis Ballroom. Life. Binnie & Mike KGFJ- Cpbeat Session. KEA('- Luncheon Concert. K 1:(' A- Hnllyu and Tour. 1070 IC. KXI.A- Wnman'a World. KGFJ-Gypsy Strings. KH.1 -Nam;y Dixon. 000 glas 8:30 to 9:00 a.m. KIES' -N' estern Tone Time. REVD -Piano Parade. i KFVD -I nion Rescue Scission. K \L:t- Dinner Kell Roundup. KXLA -Philharmonic KWKW- R1lapsndy in Wax. Reporter. KI:F:R- Arrow. the Footlights. *REVD- Editor of the Air. In: t3 -RF'I. REMIT -Betty Crocker. Schooner. RFIIX- Verdir) Rendered. In :15 -KFl -Light of the World. KRKD-Prairie KGB. KY11E .lohnson Family. 1 Niella Dallas. KNX. KSl)J -Rose of My 1:l5-KF7, KFSI- 1:25- KGFJ- Spada Clash. A N 6 F l t S *KNX-Knox Manning. 1.0s Dreams. KECA-Cliff Edward.. 1:311-REI. RFSII -.111at )'lain Bill. RFWB- Science of Mind. Sing. KNX, KS 'l,1-Meet the Misse. K F'V'U- Ifinnte and Mike. RF'A('- Fawhion. in Mode. KILT -Sing. America, *KECA- Riernan's News -Newa, Music. RFAC -M usiea l Portraits. Corner. *KRKI) KRKD- Midnight '.ion. Ki ;F'J- Keyhoard Magie. RHSV- l'uhlic Interest. 1 0:5.5- KECA, KFMR-Hymns of All KILl -Happy Hnme.. KGER -hymn Time. Churches. KIEV- Lunchtime Melodies. KGFJ-Today's Hits. 9:43-KF'1, KF'SD -Laura Lawton. RGF,1-Sport. Flash. KI:ER -N esiern Music. RXI.A -Stal tan ch e.. RNX, RSIl.1 -0ur Gal Monday. 1? :15-KG F'.1-Sports Flash. K FV'D- Matinee Melodie KH.L KGB. KFNN. KV -OE- RF'SU -Life Can Be 12:311yRF1. KFLI- Lnreosn .tones. KWKW -Afternoon Melodies. Virlor Lindlahr. 11 -KFT,Beautiful. KNX. KSl)J- Evelyn Winter.. *KRKD-News. K 1- V.It -News, RNX, KS'lJ -Rob and *RECA. RPRO, KF?Ili -Edwin * Victoria C. KIEV-Organ Mood'.. K FA(' -Organ Moods. Rill. I :IL- -KF'1, KFSI) -Front -Page KWKW- VVinga of Healing. KECA. KF%tB -Hymns of All KIM- Louise M Farrell. Memorie.. Churches KMPC -Waltz Time KIEV- Musical K11.1- Foontraft Carnival. *KFWB-News. KECA-Ethel and Albert. *Kl'1. HNI.A. KitE R -New.. RFAC -Plano Briefs. KMPC-Bill Leyden. KGF.1- Intermission. *K XLA -News. 9 KNX-Bic Sider. KÌ'\%'ß -Kill Anson. K I'.tC- Melodic Sketches. Scrapbook. RILL KGB -Nnle. at Nine. KLAC -AI Junin Ballroom, KFS It- Violet. REVD -Musical KPRII, KF'MR- K IF. \' -Swing Styling '.. RECA, RXI.A -F.a.y Listening. RNA 1 -Red Merrell. I:55- RI:F.1- Sports Flash. Kenny Baker Show. KFAC -Festival of Waltzes. R SS lilt -Farm New.. KMI'l' -Mnsir in the Air. RFI, KFSI) -Road of Life. KEW IS -Bing ('rushy. 2 *KNX, JCSUJ -Erie Se%areld. *KLA(' -News. KIM. KGB, K1'0E- Heart's KGFJ- Pluhlie M MONDAY Program Highlights Desire. KFAC -I nit,v. KF :('.A. KI'RO. KEMP- KF V II -Waltz Time. M. -rning rr grama .5 ;.CO,-li in 1.1:;1.1 I:11 r 'type. A fterimon and What'. 'loin' Ladle.? KRRD- Segehrn.11 Serenade. Evening Programe in Boldface. KMPC -Three Alarm. KWKW- %'nice of Chinn. KFWII -Rill Anson. KIEV -Bing Croahy Time. Conirdy-T'arirly 8 :00- ('nnlenled Mohr, RFI. KI.F.1- Serenade to Afternoon. / :et*RFI -Pat Bishop Reporting. g :30-1; u! Lombard... K H.I. KFAC -Concert Matinee. KGER- I.othernn Hour. 7:30-.loan navi., KNS. ;:In- .Supper ('lut, REP. *Kl..t('. KIF:\'. KGF.R -News. /:15 -KFI- Ladle. Day. ::15 -Jack Smith. KN X, RN)..t- Ilnwthorne'. Nut KNX -Sla Perkin.. Quiz, Participation A:1111- 1:vening Concert, RFA('. House RIM-Mery Griffin Show. a :MF- Telephone Hour, REI. KWKW -The: Crow. KEW'S- Strolling Tom. 8:00-- McNeill's Breakfast Club. 6:30- Stuale Supreme. KMPC. REVD -For the l.adie.. KI.A(' -Song. by Croahy. KECA. a:3n -1toire of Firestone, TEFL KRKII- Publie Servie.. RFAC- V'nice of Health. 9:110- -Kenny Raker. KECA. 9:1111- jl oily wnod ROUX. Fart, . 2:05-KGEH- Monday Matinee. RXI..V- Hamoony Homestead. 9:3tí- Brrneman's Breakfast. K G F.1. 2:15-REL KESII -Joyce Jordan. HWKW -Rev. Wildman. KECA. 10:06 -Lasky Hance Time. RFA1 KN X- Rosemary. KIEV' Smith Sings. 1I :311- Queen for a flay. KHJ. 114:00- Eawtaide Show. KFWB. KI.A('- l'i1tllre Album. -Rate in Wax. RHJ. *READ-New.. I :1111 -Horne )'arty. KN N. I': :MI- Rhapsody KIEV-Land n' Song. / :°_o *KGFJ -News. 1:115 -Three Alarm. KMPC. KFS''l -T,. the Men. 9:311-KNX -Voting Dr. Malone. 1: 30-Meet the Mks.... KN C. Comment-Narration 2: ?0 *KWKW -Neva. RHJ -Manic With a Smile. 2:10- What'w Doin. Ladies? 2:225- KECA -Spul light on Hollywood RECA. RI'RII, KFS1R- R ECA. 7:41-Fred Berk. REX. *RFWB -News. Kreneman's Breakfast. 2:Ml -Bride and Groom. RF :/'.t. In :tilt -Kate Smith. KR X. RGE.1- Sparta Flash. 10 :tat-Galen Brake. KECA. RFSU Mary. KAII'l' -Hit., Headlines. 1:1111 -Money on the line, KNX. KECA. 8:30 -REI. -Aunt KFWR -Hi Homemaker*. 6:311 -Dr. I. Q., KFI. ltt:15 -Ted Malone. KN\- Barkcrnund for l.IvInc 3:00 -Burritt Wheeler, KNX. KILL- Luncheon at long - KLAC -Al .larviw Ballroom. $::1i -Bou Hawk, RNX. 1:30-Art Baker, KFI. *KWKW-News. KGFJ. hamp*. KGF.1 -11pen Album. Drama 9:15 =Sloon Dream., KF:1' A. Kl- SIR. KPRD -Bride K EAC- Musical Entores. and l :room REVD--Show Tone.. O:M)- Screen Guild, KNX. 1 t l'sterl'- Deleclif'e KIEV-Meet the Band. ::311- ('acalrade of America, A:DO -The Whistler. KKK. KGER-Bible Treasury Hour. RFI. A:31í- Gregory Hood. RHJ. 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www.americanradiohistory.com APRIL 27, 1947 R A D I O L I F E SUNDAY LOGS KHJ, H(.B, KF'%M. KS 0E- «FOX- Concert Master. KHJ, KGB, Kt X.11. KVOE- The Shadow KVOE-!:race and Truth. Gabriel Heatter Show. K 11 EL-Think and Grow 4:45 -KMPC -Swing 14. KMPC- Bolero Time. Bich. HFSD -Music and Money. 1; FRB -Union Rescue EASTSIDE HFVD -Ha nt, the sight KWHW-Church of the Mission. Watchman. Nazarene. KFAC -Tour Concert. KWKW -Wiggs of Healing. KIEV- Popular Tempos. *KLAC, HGER -News. HXLA- Challenge to South. -H FI, HFSD- Manhattan HPPC-Organ Recital. SERENADE HGER -Back to God. Merry -Go- Round. KXLA-National Voice, KFOX S 9:30 TO 10:00 P M. -Pentecostal Church. HNX- Reserve. GFJ- Overture to Evening. Every Sunday -KFI, HFSD- Charlie Me- HECA, RPR!), /1, .411-Detroit FOX -Full Gospel Assembly. 4 Carthy Show. Symphony Orchestra. 7:05- HGER -Dr. Matthews. SNX -The City. HuuJr.yKGB, HVOE- Jut enlle 7:15 -KNLA -Life and Health. HECA, «PRO, KF7áB -Walle HPPC-Kiddies' Record ZECA Piper. SMIC- Parade of Hits. Parade. HF A- Easteide Serenade. KHJ. RV0E -1 Was a HFWB- Stuart Hamblen. HHJ, KGB- Chicago Theatre. Convict. KLAC-Baseball. 7:25 -HNX- Surprise Theater. KFWB- Pacific Lutheran Hr. KMPC-Land of the Free. HGFJ -Easy Rhythm. 7 :30-KFI, HFSD- Standard Hour. KFAC- Gateway to Music. KFWB-,lam Session. KFAC- Bowlers' Sportscast. HNX- Blondie. KGFJ-Here's to Vets. KLAC- Baseball. HXLA -Labor Arbitration. KHJ, KFX.M, KVOE -Leave KFIiX- Sunshine Mission. KFAC -Showcase of Hits. HR®-Platter Time. It to the Girls. HGER-Curtain Colle. KXLA- Lincoln Ave. Church. KIEV-Twilight Tempos. KM PC-Property Owners. HFMB -Voice of the Army. HGFJ- Appointment With KFV15 -Music and Money. KFWB-Gems from Classics. HVOE- Minister's flour. the Clergy. KPPC- Afternoon Concert. KLAC-Can You Tie That? 9:45 -HGFJ- Public Service. HXLA -Bible Institute. RFMB- Parson KWKW- Sunday Interlude. *HGER -flews. Kl'PC- Masterworks. Roberts. *KIEV -Newt' KFOX -Rev. B. H. Hogan. Embers HVOE- Organ. HPPC- Affernoon Concert. 5:85-KGER -Bible Treasury Hour. HGER- KFSD -The Reporter. 5:15 -KFAC- Random Records. «FOX -The King's Service. *KFI, «FOX -Sunshine Mission. KGB -Sunday Serenade. *KNX-Chet Huntley, News. 5:30 -HF1, KFSD- American Album i0 HECA-Bobby Byrne Orch. of Familiar Musts. 7:45- KFWB -- Catholic Answers. KHJ, KGB- Chicago Theatre. «AJ, KGB, HVOF Reserve. *h. PC-Sam Pettengill. KMPC- Old Ì OLD KFAC -Music in the Air. -Fashioned HFI, HFSD- Standard Hour. Revival. FASHIONED KFVD -Rose Room Record 8 HNX- Corliss Archer. KFWB- Concert Hour. REVIVAL !'arty. *SECA, «PRO, KFMB-Drew *KLAC -News. KIEV-Latin -American Hour. Pearson. KFAC-- Gateway to Music. Charles E. bR tD -Plnvd B. Johnson. KHJ, KGB, KFX.M- Twenty KGFJ- Concert Nocturne. Fuller, HPPC -Exits and Entrances. Questions. KXLA- Sacred Records. Director. «(:ER -Young People's *KM PC, ALAC-News. HFVD-Shade Cools Time. Church. HFWB- Hollywood HPRO- Riverside Union P. O. Box 123, «FOX -Sons n' Guns. Presbyterian Church. Church. Los Angeles. 5:45 -H1FIJ. KGB, K1' if. «TOE - HGFJ -Waltz Imitation, «TOE, KF\.M -- Old - Fashioned Calif. Stars in the Spotlight. KFAC -First Methodist Revive!. KLAC -Baseball Roundup. Church. KFOX-Reverend Puller. HGER-4:00-5:00 P. M. KPDX- Nat'l. 'efety Council. RXLA- "' -- ''nor Church. *KGER -News, Muele. I:55*HNX-Ned Calmer. *HGER -News, Floyd B. 10:13-KF1- Chapel Quartet. REBROADCAST -KFI, «FSD -Don Ameche Univeralty Show. Johnson. SNX, KSDJ- H32A-9:00 P. M. 6 HFOX- Presbyterian Church. Explorer. ILNX -Take It or Leave It. KPPC-Sunday Evening Honr. (CLAC -Meet the Band. «PRO-9:00 P. M. *HF.CA, KI'RO, «FMB- Walter Mioche!!. «VOE- Christian Youth. KFAC-Conservatory 6FOX-10:00 P. M. 8:15 *HECA, Monday Morn- Masterpieces. KHJ, KGB, KFXM. HYDE- HFMB- HFSD- Honored Munie. KVOE-10:00 P. M. Exploring the Unknown. ing Headlines. R\IPC -Voice nt Labor. 10:30*HPI-Carseth Wells, «FXM-10:00 P. M. *KMPC. KIM B, KFQX, KLAC. Ides Exchange. Inside the News. RXLA. HGER -News. «LAC -UCLA KNX-Radio and the Publie. Hltl'C-10:00 P. M. KFAC -Tour Concert. 8:30 -KFL HP19D -Jack Benny. KNX. -Tony Martin. RECA- Freddy Martin Orch. HGFJ -Twilight Rhapsody, «Ha. KGB -Jack Barrow KIEV-Latin-American. RECA-The Green Hornet. Orch. HGER- Old -Fashioned Revival RRHD -Opera Classics. . -HHJ, KGB. KFX 31, Ri 0E-- Baptist KFXM- Sacred Harmonies. Byways of Verse. Winchell. KFWB -St. Paul's KPPC- of Electricity. Church. 4:15- KMPC- Proudly Re Hail. 8:05 -KGER-Flot Brethren. RMIPC -Magic KFAC -Musie for Listening. KLAC- Broadway Hits. 6:10-KLAC-Jan Garber Orch. KGEJ-Stylings in Blue. Humhard KFOX- Favorite Hymns. KPPC-Sacred Music. KXLA- Family. KM KW-Voice of Prophecy. Crosby. 10:45- FFI -Show Time. «RAD- Hawaiian Melodies. 6:15- Kl;l'A. KFMB, KI'RO- RI-ME-Bina ANS -California Legislature, KTOE- Nazarene Church. Lnuelle Panons. 8:45-KHJ, KGB, KFXM. HVOE- *KFÀD KMPC- Parade of Melody. Sheila Graham. -News. 4:30 -KFI, KFSD -Fred Allen Show. KFWB -Gems from Classics. KLAC- Drama. -«FI-America United. HNX -Man Named Jordan. HXLA-University Explorer. Kl'PC -Word of Lite. 11 *ANS, KLAC -News. KHJ, KC,B- Review!mg Stand. RPPC- Sacred Sonie Recital. KFAC -Tour Solotst. KECA -Pinky Tomlin Oreh. RECA, «PRO. 1411413- 8:30 -AFI. «FSD -The Flay's the KGFJ -Snorts Tidings. KHJ, KGB-H. Ring Orch. Hollywood Music Hall. Thing. KFMB -Message of Israel. KMPC -Dance Time. r. KMPC -Sons o' Gons. HNX -Hate Smith, AFI, HFSD- Reserve. KFWB-St. Paul's Church. H XLA-Western Council RECA. «PRO. KFMB- 9 KNX, KSDJ -Sam Spade. KFAC -Music for Listening. Forum. Jimmie Fidler KECA-Pat Novak for Hire. HGFJ- Concert Nocturne. KFWB -Show Time. HRJ. KGB, KFX.M. KI'0E- *Hlf.l, KGB. KFXM. HYDE-- RXI.A- Music. HGFJ -Curtain Calls. Double or Nothing. News, Glenn Hardy. KFVD -Spade Cooley Time. 1417113-Carter Wright. KMI'C- Mother's Abum. KMPC -Open Forum. HPON- Antioch Church. KIEV-Bing Crosby. «FW-B- Gospel and Song. RFKS- Evening Concert. RFRD-Music in the Night. KLAC -Dose O'Dell. *KLAC-News. 11:05-KNX -Les Brown Oreh. Hear The HXLA -Be and Tomorrow. KC,FJ -Ave Marta Time. 11:15-RECA. «PRO. RFMR- Bridge RPPC- Children's Corner. RF` D -Spade Cooley Time. to Dreamland. KGER-Lutheran League. KFAC- a ^a ^v Evening Club. KLAC- Across the Footlights. LUTHERAN SFOX -Hat's Memory Room. HXLA, RPRO- Old -Fashioned 11:30 -EFI -Hal Pruden Orel. 8:45 -KECA, «PRO. «F]1.13-The Revival. KNX -Manny Strand Orch. GOSPEL HOUR Policewoman. KFOX -Organ Treasures. KW. KGB. R} RM -Joe Now on KRKD -1150 KC HMP Mayor Baron. *HGER -News, Rethel Church. Reichman Orch. «LAC-Guest Star. 9:15*Kl1.l, KC.Et. ^ "" KVOE- KFWB -31.0- S'an Want. Sundays, 4:30 P. M. HPPC-Story Time. Rex Miller. HXLA- Hawthorne. Music. R. Director KRKD- Reverend Kirk. «LAC- Compinsky Trio. *KFOX- News. Dance NORHEIM, KFI, HFSD -Bob Burns Show 9:30-11FI. RFSD- Chicago Round RFSD-St. Francis Orch. KNX -Crime Doctor. Table. 11:45- RNX- RNX -tra Music. 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DUFFY A BIRD REAL STORIES SWEET SALESMANSHIP There's a new sea -going mascot act- Bob Garred, dynamic young CBS When Fanny Brice was twelve years ing as caretaker on Ed "Archie" newscaster and four -year Navy com- old she got a job in a candy store Gardner's yacht when Ed, the star of bat intelligence veteran, is one of the so she could eat candy all day long. NBC's "Duffy's Tavern", is away at most sought -after Ipeakers for the A brilliant stroke of salesmanship the show. This mascot is a Galapagos high school students of the many occurred when Fanny found stacked island penguin, dbtained by Ed on his schools in the hundred -odd cities and on a shelf a very long penny stick of recent visit to Florida, and naturally communities of Southern California. candy that children left unbought in the bird's name is "Duffy." favor of sacks of Candy. Fanny cut each stick into sixteen nieces, wrapped * * * * each in tissue paper and sold them! ROGERS, ROY DESIGNER TO Western singing star Roy Rogers WHICH SMOKE? * * finally decided that formal events do CBS' Frank Sinatra has just re- BIRTHDAY come up that demand full evening ceived a fan letter from Sofia, Bul- d :ess, so conceived a sketch for a garia, requesting an autographed pic- NBC's Fred Waring is celebrating cowboy tuxedo. Black serge, sstin ture and several recordings. In ex- twenty -five years in radio. He made lapels, but cut in true western fashion. change for same, wrote young Dimiter his first broadcast in April, 1922, over He'll top the costume with a black SiberskI. Frank can expect some oil Station WWJ in Detroit. western hat. of roses and Bulgarian' cigarettes. rage Seventeen

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6 www.americanradiohistory.com APRIL 27, 1947 RADIO LIFE ry Miller (incidentally, his baby daughter is named "Randi ") and steered by Lisle Shoemaker, public events director, Randy then visited Mike Gould, who is general man- ager of KSDJ. Mike is a quiet, un- assuming executive who has been in radio for fourteen years, the last ten with station WFBR in Baltimore. He CIose4lp of K5V5 left the Gould & Kuff Advertising Agency, Baltimore, to take over man- aging chores for Clinton D. McKin- non, owner of the station. Like Tid- James L. Graham well, Gould was recently discharged from the Army a lieutenant colonel. At that time he was chief of the Broadcast Service Section of the in Los (Editor's Note: Elsewhere In )'his Issue, Infantry Division and later as radio Armed Forces Radio Service on Pages 36-7. appears an introductory officer in charge of the Armed For- Angeles. Prior to that assignment, story on San Diego's new CBS -affiliated he established and operated seven- of the outlet ces Radio "Jungle Network." As a station, KSD). Objectives Douglas MacAr- teen AFRS stations in the Pacific, and typical local programs are dis- member of General by cussed. The following account, detailed thur's special staff, he installed ra- which were dubbed grateful GI's by Mr. Graham. who is also respon. i- from New Guinea to the the "Mosquito Network." bie for the photographs of Miss Randy dio stations Stuart. gives a more Informal picture Philippines, rated a Combat Infan- Earlier the same day, while break- of ESA/ and its personnel). try Badge and the Bronze Star Med- fasting at the U. S. Grant Hotel, al. It seems a little superfluous to Randy had noticed a column in the mention here just how much the " Jóurnal" which attracted her at- TTH FIVE times the Jungle Network meant to our men tention, and which was wfitten by power of any other sta- in the Pacific area. The fame of that Forrest Warren. Chiefly, the column tion in San Diego, chain has been affirmed far more seemed to be devoted to securing KSDJ first filled its effectively by the men who listened relief for some of the more unfortu- collective lungs and in during odd moments when a radio nate families in San Diego. Randy aired its well- modulated voice over was available. Prior to his Army ser- wanted to see Warren. vice, Tidwell was production man- the ether lanes on-of all days- He had just been visiting the Friday, December 13, 1946. ager for KGB, another San Diego station. county relief agency, scanning its Considerably impressed with the rolls for outstanding cases of need. shows emanating from this new CBS Into Studio Family No. 2 attracted Randy's at- outlet, Randy Stuart, lovely starlet Graying slightly at the temples, tention. It consisted of a mother with (formerly with the CBS Jack Carson tall and a little on the lean side, eleven children, deserted by the fa- show) boarded an American Airliner with serious, penetrating eyes, Tid- ther; the circumstances Warren de- and winged her way southward to well laughed when Randy Stuart scribed were indeed bleak. investigate KSDJ personally. and Dan related a gag they had We found Warren's office in the She found there an organization cooked up for the "1170 Club" pro- Journal Building strewn with gifts functioning with the efficiency of an gram. That old red sweep second which had been sent in by his faith- atomic bomb and the unity of a loy- hand on clocks all over the station ful readers for the families he wrote al family. approached 'another jumping -off about. He told us that he had re- Deane Long, glib, jovial produc- point again and the little party ceived unbelievably large amounts tion chief, was the first to greet dashed into the auditorium just two of money destined for families which Randy as she stepped from the ele- strides ahead of your reporter. were identified only by a number in vator. Deane Long and Dan Cubberly, his columns. It was clear to me that They sat down to discuss the in- who together write and produce the Randy and Forrest had things to terview which she was to give on show, went into their routine. de- talk about and so I left. to wring the last laugh and Long's "1170 Club" show. Midway in signed Soon Randy came from his pleas- the talks, the red sweep hand on an cackle from the predominantly fem- of three hundred and ant, small office. She wore a soft, electric clock across the koom ap- inine audience warm smile. proached another jumping -off point fifty which attends this daily fun and Long bolted, leaving behind him fest. For a while they quizzed, joked, Forrest Warren, a short, rotund, as clever and witty a cohort as any and passed out gifts to the house- pleasant little man in his fifties, production chief ever found: Dan wives. Then they brought in Randy. perhaps because of the humani- Cubberly, complete with bow tie, The highlight of the interview was tarian work he has always been as- horn -rimmed glasses, and an un- Randy's first public announcement sociated with, resembled old St. usual understanding of things ra- o her marriage to Ed George of San - Nick without the beard. dio. ti Monica. She also related how, Be that as it may, we think he is There was still a little time be- when Frank Sinatra appeared as a the embodiment of the goal which on the Carson show, she fore the "1170 Club" went on the guest star KSDJ has . elected to achieve. "The air, and although a radio station's had looked forward to the event as a Voice of the San Diego Journal" will commodity is time, there never means of seeing, for herself, "just indeed articulate with a heavy ac- seems to he enough to go around. what makes the bobby -soxers swoon cent on public service. So when Randy and Dan found some like they do." She said, "Frankie precious minutes to spare, they em- was scheduled to sing, and then my * * barked upon a tour of the spacious line was to be 'Oh, Frank, that was studios, picking up, en route, the wonderful!' I sat there, listening to BERGEN PREXY man responsible for and subservient him sing. Then as he neared the Academy of Tel- chorus, I walked The newly -formed to quality, Ed Tidwell -KSDJ's vet- end of the second evision Arts and Sciences recently eran program director. to my place at the microphone to Bergen as wait for my cue." She chuckled a elected NBC star Edgar Tidwell is a veteran an all senses it. "The ap- their first president. He will serve of the word. He came to KSDJ little as she recalled for six months. The choice was by backed with experience gained un- plause died out -time for my line. nomination. Ber- I didn't say a word. I was speechless. virtue of unopposed der some of the most difficult cir- back to my senses gen's long interest in television also cumstances. A veteran of five years' Frank nudged me resulted in the completion of a suite Army service, he was discharged just in time to avoid a major In his build- I guess that proves that of modern video studios with the rank of lieutenant colonel. disaster. ing on Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood. He served thirty -seven months in Frank is really a great artist!" the South Pacific, partly in the 41st Accompanied by photógrapher Lar- Page Fifteen

www.americanradiohistory.com APRIL 27, 1947 RADIO L I F E cooper aria 'aus D ä su Jwtn Bites Man." Monday, April 28-"Lux Radio The- ater", KNX, 9:00 p.m. (1 hr.) Henry Fonda, Cathy Downs and Richard Conte in "My Darling Clementine ". Monday, April 28 - "Cavalcade of r Protasts & Provioiiis America ", KFI, 7:30 p.m. (30 min.) Anne Baxter, film actress, stars in "Frontier Widow ". L Wednesday. April 30 - "Hollywood Public Interest Theater," KFI, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.) WHAT'S NEW Frankie Albertson stars in "Three on Saturday, May 3 "Safeguards for Music - a Honeymoon ". America ", KMPC, 5:15 p.m. (15 min.) ", KNX, Box ", KMPC, An expose on Communism in .the Thursday, May 1- "Suspense Sunday, April 27- "Music (30 min.) Actress Ava 9:00 a.m. (1 hr.) With George Irwin United States, prepared by the 8:00 p.m. as emcee, this popular musical pro- Knights of Columbus, is now aired Gardner stars in "Lady in Distress ". gram returns to KMPC each Sunday each Saturday at this time. Saturday, May 3 -"This Is Hollywood ", morning. KNX, 6:15 p.m. (30 min.) "Centen- F 26 Hits of the nial Summer" starring Come! Wild Saturday, April -"Song Jeanne Crain. Future ", KFOX, 2:00 p.m. (15 min.) WHAT'S BACK and A new series of weekly radio shows * featuring new songs and singers, Variety and famous guest artists. Saturday, April 26 - "Stars in the WHAT'S SPECIAL Thursday, May 1 -"Don Otis ", KLAC, Afternoon ", KECA, 1:00 p.m. (30 Religion 7:30 p.m. (30 min.) One of the south - min.) Frances Scully back with her land's best -known disc jockeys Joins show, now that the racing season Sunday, April 27-"Hour of Faith ", KLAC for a series of night-time rec- draws to a close. KECA, 21:30 a.m. (30 min.) Father ord programs. Monday through Edmond D. Benard, associate editor Saturday. of "The American Ecclesiastical Re- view" and a director of the gradu- WHO'S GUESTING ate seminar at Catholic University, News Variety will deliver "The Daughter of Jai - rus". 27 "Chet Huntley ", Sunday, April 27-Tony Martin show, Sunday, April - KNX, 8:30 p.m. (30 min.) Funnymen Sunday, April 27- "National Vespers ", KNX, 1:45 p.m. (15 min.) CBS' West- "Abbott and Costello" join Tony's KECA, 11:30 a.m. (30 min.) Dr. John ern Division Director of Public Af- cast tonight. Sutherland Bonnell of the Fifth fairs and News brings KNX listeners Avenue Presbyterian Church of New a new analysis. Sunday only. Re- Sundaÿ, April 27 - Fred Allen show, York presents "Is Morality on the places Josekh Harsch. KFI, 5:30 p.m. (30 min.) Don Mc- Decline ?" Neill, "Breakfast Club" Master of Ceremonies, will come in from Chi- * cago for the Allen guest spot to- Forum night. Sunday, April 27 - "Open Forum ", Wednesday, April 30 - Bing Crosby, KMPC, 9:00 p.m. (1 hr.) "Should Old KECA, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.) The show Age Pensions.Be Increased to Seven- emanates from Chicago, with Skitch Dollars Per Month ?" Henderson, Groucho Marx and that ty -Five Park Avenue Hillbilly, Dorothy Shay, guesting. * PLEASE NOTE: Music This week, with daylight sav- Sunday, April 27- "Harvest of Stars ", ing time going into effect in (HJ NOON NEWS KFI, 10:30 a.m. (30 min.) The show many states (but not California) 12 o'clock daily again airs from Hollywood with radio time schedules are under- James Melton guesting. going their annual apheaval. T he most popular noontime Some programs vili b _ heard an Monday, April 28 - "The Telephone the coast eature in this area. Hour ", KFI, 8:00 p.m. (30 min.) Vio- hour earlier here on a linist Jascha Heifetz is guest artist. to accommodate the greater t or tion of listeners east of the Rock KECA ... FEATURE EDITION Wednesday, April 30-Frank Sinatra, ies. Other broadcasts will be KNX, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.) French 8 :15 P.M. Mon. thru Thurs. transcribed and played at op- balladeer Jean Sablon will be a portune times during the broad- A new kind of newscast - guest star on Frank's show' tonight. casting day. There seems to be timely and enter- no rule in aeneral. light up un- * til press lime, Radio Life's log taining too! WHAT'S PLAYING editor was t,usv porina over schedules sent in by networks Both programs pre- -Drama and stations. Within all human sented by Sid Fuller Saturday, April 26 -"This Is Holly- bounds, he endeavored his best -The Broadway wood", KNX, 6:15 p.m. (30 min.) to correct 'ogs and Program Newscaster. Previously announced "Adventuress" Fi "der. We trust his results meet moves to May 10 and is replaced with your annroval and helo by "The Private Affairs of Bel Ami" str-irrhten out your tons" -turvv starring Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., and rad`n world. ' ith nn eye to con - Morgan. no attempt has f-' Michele cervina "'rim Sunday, April 27 "Theater Guild," '- "en rncae this wee!, to r've BROADWAY - 1;,e r0n.nec. you'd better keen Bro odwoy -lot Angeles Broadway Hollywood KECA, 7:00 p.m. (1 hr.) George r fie nn ton of your BroadwayPasadno Sanders and Penelope Ward in "Es- Rein right cape." radio for ens'., -eference during weeks. Monday, April 28 - "Screen Guild," the coming Page F ourteen KNX, 7:00 p.m. (30 min.) Jackie

www.americanradiohistory.com APRIL 27, 1947 R A D I O L I F E received any proposals since gaining About Studio his glamorous spot. "Met some pretty ( On Mike Happenings girls, though," he added. Incidental information we gleaned from him is that he's twenty- eight, Knight's Right six feet and one -half inch tall when GIGS On the May 4th broa.lcast of the he's not on a flagpole, went to William OF THE WEEK CBS Tony Martin show, Evelyn Knight and Mary College and was in the intends to sing a tuneful little num- army for two years. .st0000LOAJLI URSLUo000000UL ber entitled "Two Little Fishes and He passes some of his time in read- Five Loaves of Bread ". As the title ing and occasional singing -usually Jim Elsas, 2812 Rosanna Street, Los Angeles indicates, it is a melody based on something by Romberg, Friuli or Her- 26, Calif. the Biblical incident. Miss Knight's bert, we discovered. Heard on the "Red Skelton" show: interpretation of this spiritual -like He isn't going to write a book about Junior: You hit me, and you broke melody will be patterned to the con- flagpole sitting after he gets down. the teeth ... you broke the teeth! tours of her own particular song styl- He claims his first move will be to Grandma: Don't be silly. How could ing, but she hopes that any modern get a good haircut and then soak for I break your teeth? improvising she may do will not be a long time in a nice hot bath. Junior: Not mine . Grandpa's. 1 regarded as disrespectful of the song's By the time this is in print, Hay- They are in my back pocket. content. wood should have the public address Mrs. T. Brubaker, 5461/a East Verdugo Ave- Our own thought is that Miss system promised him. Drop around nue, Burbank, Calif. who so gives voice Knight, frequently and say hello. Heard on the "Charlie McCarthy" to such highly listenable and seldom - show: heard melodies as this. deserves a nod Lost and Found of appreciation for taking a refreshing Ray Noble: Can you guarantee to turn away from the stereotyped paths Remember the way Hal March raved get me up bright and early? trod by so many of today's vocalists. about his beautiful brand -new auto- Charlie: Well, in your case, just mobile in the story Radio Life recently early. carried on CBS' "Sweeney and March ?" Norma Ward, III North Lamer Street, Bur- personalities Well, last Saturday (April 12) we met bank, Calif. Off Mike ( Hal in the corridor at Columbia Heard on the Bob Hope show: Square and he was looking like he'd A telephone conversation between Long May He Wave lost his last friend. His beautiful Jerry Colonna and Bob Hope: brand -new automobile had been Hope (answering phone): Hello. Haywood Charles, the young man stolen! Colonna (whispering): Hello. who sits on the flagpole on our front - All's well now, though. The Univer- Hope (yells) : Hello. lawn, courtesy of "People Are Funny" sity Street police station found the Colonna (still whispering): Hello. and the cancer drive, informs us that car two days later, its bright beauty Hope: Say, Colonna, what's the mat- one of the hazards of flagpole sitting marred only by one crumpled fender. ter with you? is not boredom. The thief was a twenty- two- year -old Colonna: No nickel. Conducting an informal interview youth who had tried it before but at the top of our voice we learned still hadn't learned. Mrs. Isabelle Noble, 4366 Westlawn Avenue, from the handsome Haywood that he Venice, Calif. usually goes to bed between ten and Heard on "It Pays to Be Ignorant ": eleven at night and gets up about six Mr. Howard: You should pay your in the morning. The first night things Contests and Offers income tax with a smile. were a little more hectic and he didn't Mr. McNaughton: I tried that . . . but they wanted cash! get to sleep until two o'clock in the James Abbe, i(ECA, 7:30 a.m. Monday morning. through Friday. A car a month will he giv- Cyril Wiener, 818 South Broadway, Los An- en away for the best entry completing the Meals aren't too much of a prob- sentence "1 like Fisher's Cake Flour be- geles 14, Calif. lem-he doesn't do enough to get cause . in twenty -five words or less. Heard on Phil Harris show: He does a little exercising Each entry must contain one Fisher's Cake hungry. t'lour box top or facsimile. Entries will be Alice: I wonder where Phil is? to keep in shape and eats one meal judged for aptness and originality-. Anyone Julius: Probably the wolves ate him. a day at seven o'clock in the evening. living in the eleven western states may par- Alice: No, Julius, they never eat Breakfast is merely orange juice and ticipate. Address: James Abbe, Box 84, Seat- own kind. tle, Washington. Closing date for first con- their coffee and lunch is a sandwich about test: May 31, 1947. two in the afternoon. The heat wave that rocked the city Ted Malone, KECA. 10:15 a.m. Monday the first few days of Haywood's as- through Friday. Ted Malone reads five poems on his program and asks listeners to cendency didn't bother him at all. He write to him indicating which poem they was already fortified with a tan prefer. His object is to determine whether MARTIN BLOCK (which grows darker by the minute) romantic. adventurous, intellectual, con- he even get He tented or humorous poems are preferred. so didn't sunburned. He will send copies of the poems to each is COMING TO scorns the umbrella placed on the writer. Address: Ted Malone, American pole, prefers to get the full benefit Broadcasting Company, New York 2u, New of the California sun (how full can York. No closing date indicated. it get!) WARNER BROS. "One Man's Family ", KFI, 12:30 p.m. K F W B Ile says he's met lots of people in Sunday. Tenderleaf Tea offers eight pack- the last week and they drop by every ages of flower seeds containing many new how varieties for twenty -five bents and a box once in a while ,o see he's get- top from a package of Tenderleaf Tea. Send ting along. Question most often asked with your name and address to Tenderleaf him is "Where are you from ?" The Tea, Box 4, New York City, New York. answer is Williamsburg, Virginia, Closing date indefinite. which is a far cry `rom the top of a "Carnation Contented Hour", KFT. 7:00 flagpole in Hollywood, Cailfornia. p.m. Monday. For free recipe book, Velvet When we wondered if there was Blend book and Baby Book, send name and anything he particularly missed from address to Carnation Company, Milwaukee 2, Wisconsin. a street -level existence, Haywood in- sisted that he didn't niss a thing. "I Fred Waring, KFI, 6:00 a.m. Monday like it up here," he shouted through through Friday. For booklet, "Basic Beef hands, "and I'm willing to Cuts and How to Cook Them ", send name. cupped address and ten cents in coin to American stay up as long as they want me to." Meat Institute, Box 1133, Chicago, Ill. No Haywood isn't married and hasn't closing date indicated. Page Thirteen

www.americanradiohistory.com APRIL 27, 1947 RADIO L I F E (she's getting -and very much rates dirty shirts, keeps a portable bar in -kudos from every direction for her tilt ottom drawer of his desk and skilled delivery of laugh dialogue) spZinds less time writing stories titan Radio ill Ra'icw appears to be the perfect vehicle. he does catching murderers. (Continued from Pape 10/ Each week a "Big Story" award is an unpretentiously pleasant quarter - "Museum of Modern presented on the program to a news- hour of radio fare brewed of these paper reporter for "outstanding serv- interesting ingredients. Californians AÍ iislc" ice in journalism." Then through the (native or otherwise) should find it Milton J. Cross is undergoing an ex- narration of Barry ?{roeger the listener of particular fascination, as it dram- tensive musical education at the follows the steps that the reporter atizes little -known stories of our hands of a group of jazz musicians took in order to get his "Big Story." state's colorful past, spinning ro- on ABC's "Museum of Modern Music ", mantically embellished but basically Though the writing isn't too original heard at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesdays. Mil- (sample dialogue from an aging factual tales set in local territories ton, that hardy perennial of the opera familiar to us all. crook: "The doc says I have a bum and symphony seasons, has been ticker, ") the element of suspense is Produced and written (by free -lance taken in hand by the Hank D'Amico well retained with the pa}'off usually scripters) under the supervision of Lou band and drummer George Wettling supplied by a personal telegram from Hoizer, "California Caravan's" weekly in particular with the purpose of the actual reporter concerned. The skits are realistically enacted by fa- teaching him how to introduce the background music is excellent as sup- miliar Afra -ites (Virginia Gregg, Paul jazz numbers on the program. plied by Vladimir Selinsky. We were Frees, Hy Averbach and others), with You'll fired all this more than slight- particularly cheered by hearing a Bob Purcell as announcer -narrator. ly reminiscent of the two excellent rendition of that fine old forgotten The program's sponsor is the Califor- programs of this type that preceded tune, "Was That the Human Thing to nia Medical Association, which in- this edition, "Bughouse Rhythm" and Do ?" serts public service -spirited messages "Chamber Music Society of Lower Where the program really takes a which are also of particular interest Basin Street," with the added attrac- to this state's residents. nose -dive is in the commercial de- tion of a much better musical crew partment. On a show with so much Our criticism of the show is that its than either of the earlier series boast- masculine appeal, the commercials musical score, so vital in establishing ed. The Buddy Weed Trio and the sound as if they had wandered over and enhancing the mood of any dram - Hank D'Amico Quintet alternate be- from the "Lady Esther" series, back- atization. is "canned" (previously re- tween the big band numbers and ground music and all. corded) and resultantly sounds "tin- lovers of their type of music will need ny" and false. no explanation of what to expect. Those who have no great affection Leave It Friend Irma for hot music may find some of the Jimmy Durante is a very funny guy. band numbers too brassy for their And a very welcome guest on every For months now we've been hope- blood, but the Trio and Quintet work show he visits.. And Phil Baker, quiz- fully eyeing bulletins about the audi- is of the quiet, melodic variety. master on "Take It or Leave It" has tion of this show, and at last, on Fri- Happily, the bass and guitar in most not missed much that show business day, April 11 (CBS -KNX, 7:30 p.m.), of the arrangements are audible - 'has to offer, and is also a very funny "My Friend Irma ", featuring Marie a nice departure from the usual guy. So, when we heard that Jimmy Wilson and Cathy Lewis, made its of- musical set -up which manages to wall was to visit Phil, we made sure we ficial microphone bow -although, un- them in behind the louder instru- would be by our radios to catch this fortunately, still minus sponsorship. ments. "Stompin' at the Savoy," "Big artistry in ad lib. We feel certain, however, that this John Speoial," "Sweet Lorraine" and From the moment Jimmy stepped to comedy series will sell and will be a similar jazz classics are given a whirl the mike and announced that he part of your regular radio diet for a every once in awhile and supply the wouldn't pick a category, it was fun. long time to come, so if you haven't best musical moments. Phil said that was okeh, that Jimmy yet heard it, do so soon. You'll regard A rattling barroom piano plays "St. could just answer general questions. roommates "Irma" and "Jane ", and Louis Blues" behind Milton J. Cross' Of course Durante blurted out, "Gen- their boyfriends, "Al" and "Richard ", whimsical announcements and sets a eral! I don't know nothin' about the as old friends and you'll enjoy being nice mood for the music that follows. army!" in on their happy goings -on right And hearing Milty expound in his la answer to the sixty -four- dollar from the beginning. best modulated tones such phrases as, question, "What three men contributed The program is expertly put to- "Don't bring me down, man -grab a the most to music ?" Jimmy high- gether by Cy Howard, its creator - squat and dig my lingo" will make lighted his visit with his inimitable writer- producer, with musical embel- ycu realize just how far he's gotten rendition of "Toscanini, Iturbi and lishments by Lud Gluskin and orches- under Wettling's influence. In fact, Me." tra, and a song insert by The Sports- Milton himself signs off with "This Maybe we're the greedy type, but men. Best of all, the cast members has been 'The Museum of Modern Mu- we found ourselves unconsciously fit their roles like two pairs of trim, sic,' or 'The Unhappy Adventures of putting us in the possible contestants' hand -tailored gloves - George Neise Milton J. Cross'". places, and unwillingly wondering if as the rich young employer who finds Heaven knows what condition he'll the comedy, good as it was, wasn't the "wit" of his secretary's room- be in for next season's Metropolitan taking up an awful lot of time that mate (that's "Irma ") highly "refresh- Opera series! otherwise would be spent by some ing"; John Brown as ,a blow -hard no- lucky soul taking a crack at that good whose ambitious talk meets with sixty -four dollars. Of course Jimmy only one receptive listener (that's 1 walked off with none of the loot. Had "Irma "); Cathy Lewis as the sensible, Cril PlaybacksY , Comment ! he even been answering legitimate Indulgent, barbed - tongued young questions, he still wouldn't. He's not lady who says she puts up with her kind. zany chum '(that's "Irma ") only be- that cause apartments are hard to find; "The Big Story" But we took a small neighborly poll, and Marie Wilson as "Irma ", the and the result substantiated our con- cause of all the hilarity. The glamorous business of being a clusion. Breaks our hearts to say it .newspaper m a _1 is given another about Durante, but he (and the other It's surely high time that someone chapter in the new series airing from guest artists who have visited this did the obviously smart thing in New York, "The 3ig Story," heard on show) really would do better to stick bringing Marie Wilson's inimitable KFI, Wednesday nights at seven. to non -prize, non -participation shows. dumb comedy delivery to radio. This Whatever its faults, this series pre- pie, then half- program idea, with Marie's rollicking It's like ordering mince 41, complemented by sents this popular American hero type way through your treat, having choco- naivete perfectly in a much more sensible portrayal late ice cream substituted. Both are Cathy Lewis' smooth interpretation than he usually gets in the movies, delicious, but you'd ordered mince pie Page Twelve where, as everyone knows, he wears ... and wanted it all! www.americanradiohistory.com APRIL 27, 1947 RADIO LIFE

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BEN ALEXANDER has gained the title of the busiest artist on radio row. He writes two full shows a day, is emcee on an audi- ence participation program, announcer on a mystery show, narrator on another pro- gram, and has just created a new show which he writes. As a sideline, he operates two of the largest filling stations in Holly- wood. Ben can be heard on "The Baby Snooks Show," Friday night at'9:00 over KNX.

FRAM/ DeVOL has suddenly become a comedian after years of success as an orchestra leader. Ginny Simms' writers discovered DeVol's dry wit during a rehearsal. Comedy lines were written for him and he clicked overnight in the new role. Three motion pic- ture companies are now offering DeVol contracts - not as a musician, but as a comedian. He's heard every Friday night at 6:00 on the "Ginny Simms Show" over a KNX. WES BATTERSEA was in his second year as a law student when he decided to trade courtrooms for radio. Famed dramatic coach Herbert L. Drake heard Battersea pleading a case in a mock court session. He told him, 1 "With delivery like that you should be on EVELYN KNIGHT has received more honorary titles the stage, not in a musty courtroom." Wes than any other radio songstress. The Armed Forces finally gave up law and entered the field of bestowed more than 150 honorary titles on her for per- radio. Battersea is master -of- ceremonies on sonal appearances in camps and hospitals. She has "Free For All," heard every Saturday at appeared on three "Command Performances" for Presi- 1:30 P.M. over KNX.

dent Truman, and has received the Treasury Depart- 1 ment's Silver Medal for her untiring efforts in selling War Bonds. Evelyn is featured vocalist on the "Tony Martin Show," Sunday nights at 6:30 'over KNX KNX 1070 ON YOUR DIAL Page Eleven

www.americanradiohistory.com isPP.IL 27, ly-t7 RADIO LIFE Radio In Review (Continued front Preceding Pape) ever, there's been entirely too much business of exchanging guest shots during recent weeks. Of course, every- body's interested in winding up the season with sensational ratings and adopts this formula to achieve results. BY VIRGINIA NEST We gave up in dismay the other night: Something to crow about, If we do say so ourselves, Is the Friday night we'd heard wonderful Jimmy Durante ineup of entertainment on ABC and KECA. Starting with "The Sheriff" at on his own show Friday night. Then 6:30, and ending with the quiz show that pays off in big money, "Break the Sunday he guested on Phil Baker's was Bank ", from 9 until 9:30 ... It's no wonder all ise ears all Friday evening program. Wednesday, there he are literally glued to 790 on their dial! again on Bing Crosby's opus. Suddenly There's Champion Roll Call with ace we were very tired. sportscaster, Harry Wismer, and the head- Everybody, it -eemed, was getting line fight of the week from either New into the act . . . on someone else's York's Madison Square Garden or St. program. Nicholas Arena on "Cavalcade of Sports," frontiersman, the adventures of that Shows You 1 ( "Lightnin' Jim" , and "This Is Your Your Cue May Like FBI." Speaking of the latter show . . here's Stacy Harris who play! the role of Pf Jim Taylor, special agent, in the authori- "The Mighty Casey tative radio production. Harris is a recent arrival on the coast, along with Jerry Whether or not you're familiar with Dean the old ballad concerning the Mighty De vin e, writer -producer -director, Casey of baseball fame, his further Carlton, narrator, and Fred Steiner, or- adventures on Mutual's new show pro- chestra leader, on "This Is Your FBI," vide something in the way of enter- aired over KECA at 8:30 p.m. tainment for nearly everyone whom Another important thing to remember you may have packed into your home about Friday nights on ABC is that unlike over the weekend. most bigtime shows . this whole lineup ccy ne.rv. Casey himself is a big, stumbling, of entertainment will remain on the air kind -hearted guy with a delivery Wil- all summer .. So get the Friday night habit now! liam Bendix could be proud of, and all .. Try 790 Friday Night .. . the appeal of a basketful of puppies. Those longtime favorites, "The Green Hornet" and "Famous Jury Trials" The object of his affections, widow 1;v vet u new sponsor in June ... 52 weeks under sponsorship of General Mills, Inc. "Gladys ", is a comic of the Brenda - The Green Hornet is now aired on Sunday nights ut 8:3u, and Friday nights at Cobina school, tempered by her love 9:30 is the new time for "Famous Jury Trials" ... A. recent addition to KECA's for her son, "Artie" a snide little soul Friday night schedule ... G p.m. . . is "Those Sensational Years," half -hour who usually has a hand in arranging dramatization of major news events of the last 5 years. The series is woven the predicaments in which poor Ca- around the experiences of Quin Ryan, pioneer radio reporter, who sets the scene sey becomes embroiled. The suspense- t for each drama . . . So fur Brooklynites seem to be most concerned about ful part of the show is provided by family problem essays ..: for letter writers from that city lead in America's your own wish that poor Casey Town Meeting contest on "How Can We Strengthen the Family" ... Los Angeles emerge triumphant. His characteriza- itr running second in the number of letters, and Chicago third. The contest ends tion acts that way on you. May 1st . . so this is your lust week to enter! . . . Also closing on Muy 4, is For instance, Artie recently per- ABC's "Breakfast Club" jingle contest ... First prize in the "for women 6nly" suaded Casey that "Old Betsy ", his is contest a trip around the world by Pun American Clipper ... James Abbe, time - honored bat, was so worn that whose Observations rnuke interesting listening every Monduy thru Friday morn- "its termites were collecting social ing on ABC -KECA at 7 :40, is just underway on his "Pontiac -a- Month" contest security ", and that what he needed ... Lend an ear to Abbe and learn details. was a new Greenberg bat. Of course . Try 790 Friday Night ... Artie fell heir to "Old Betsy ", and HERE AND THERE: Tom Breneman has just been elected Honorary too late Casey discovered that Artie's Mayor of Encino for a third term. Tom was also named honorary treasurer of conception of a Greenberg bat meant the American Cancer Society drive for that endorsed by Horace Greenberg, funds to be used in research, prevention the local high school baseball idol. and education concerning the disease, and not Hunk Greenberg! which is nearing its climax . Another Casey's would -be helpful sidekick, ABCer, Walter Winchell, recently turned the stupid Coomby; his team, the over to the Society $226,463, raised in the Mudville Sluggers; and other oily - Damon Runyon Memorial Fund which tongued, quick witted characters Winchell launched in memory of his friend brought in to add to the strikes Announcer Jack McElroy, who sings against Casey, add, too, to the homey the song each "Bride and Groom" select funniness of this show. daily, premiered Nick Kenny's new song, Try KHJ at 6:00 p. m. some Satur- "Do You Love Me Just As Much As Ever," day, but watch the Junior in your on a B & G show the other day ... Re- home from that day forward. "Artie" newed for another 52 -week period on ABC is done well enough to get across with was the five -a -week "My True Story." The Libby, McNeill and Libby renewal covers the kids. 202 ABC stations across the nation. Here's lovely young actress Mary Hull, who plays "California (,aravan" roles in the 10:30 a.m. A blending of the two ingredients M a.y nun starring dramatic series ... Craig Rice, authoress of ABC's history and human interest, HI our "Murder and Mr. Malone," has added to her other writing chores by turning estimation makes fur fairly sure -fire columnist ... She'll do a newspaper book review column. entertainment. "California Caravan" e .. Try 790 Friday Night . Advertisement. &KHJ -Don Lee, Friday, 8:45 p.m.) is Page Ten (Please Turn to Pane 2l)

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blamed for this oversight. There are a lot of Afra gals and guys who can For Love o' Mike mment) easily pass the good -looks test and ( NEXT WEEK at the same time have more talent in their little fingers than some of DON'T BE A screendom's so- called stars. Why There Goes That Song aren't girls like Shirley Mitchell, Jan- MissDif et Waldo, Cathy Lewis and Sharon Again Douglas. and fellows such as Elliott We've decided that radio singers Lewis, Pat Patrick. Tip Corning and should stop worrying about how they Hans Conried being brought before sing and spend a little more time motion picture audiences in the ver- worrying about what they sing. A satile roles they could so skillfully song like "Managua Nicaragua' isn't handle? such a work of art that we can spend Attempting to call to mind radio - a whole evening listening to various ites who have managed to make any renditions of it! headway toward satisfactory screen We've had an uncomfortable feel- careers, we can think of but a few - a notably Agnes Moorehead and Rose- ing about popular songs for quite A is programmed to while now, but it took the combined show that mary De Camp. More recently, we please its public is "Standard been heartened to efforts of Jack Smith and Perry Como whose sponsor dispenses have hear that to bring it forcibly to our attention. Hour ", gifted Lurene Tuttle will bow before with commercials, polls the lis- the cameras in an effèctive character Twice in the last week singers Como teners to learn exact type of pro- and Smith have duplicated each "Stand- assignment in "Heaven Only Knows ", other's tunes within the same half gram content they prefer. and handsome Howard "Sam Spade ard Hour" receives a verbal sa- Duff has now joined the ranks ut hour. One was the aforementioned in next week's Radio Life. "Managtia Nicaragua" and the other, lute forthcoming film heroes. "Old Devil Moon ". Both these boys Want to hear what a comedi- But these are certainly few In num- are fine singers with a large follow- enne has to say when she's being ber in contrast to the crowded ranks ing, so far be it `rom us to urge them serious - well, almost serious? of Afraites who deliver so capably to be a little more adventurous in Joan Davis answers twenty nro- on your loudspeakers as many as four, their selection of material. But, after vocative queries in next week's five and six times a day. That their all, if you'll consider how many thou- Radio Life. ability so often surpasses that of top sands of popular songs have been Have you ever stopped to think flicker personalities is oft - proved when penned in the last few years you'll of the work involved in prepar- the two join ranks for many of our see how foolish it is to go on being ing the program schedule of an guest -star - peppered programs. But "TO Each His Owned" and "Open the entire radio station? That's Dick that Hollywood is still more concerned Door, Richarded" to death. What's Cutting's job, and he tells us all with a commercial "name" than with wrong with tunes like "Someone to about it in 'text week's Radio real artistry will be demonstrated Watch Over Me ", "Just Couldn't Say Life. again -we can pretty safely bet - Goodbye ", "I'm Through with Love ", We know "he" is the radio per- when the feminine star is chosen for "I've Got Five Dollars" and "Love sonality you've been longing to the upcoming screen adaptation of the Walked In ", outside of the fact that rheet! So, turn tc Page 7 of your Lucile Fletcher "Suspense" story. nobody bothers to sing them any upcoming issue of R L. and let "Sorry, Wrong Number ". more? us introduce you to that pet of It would be just too simple and too the "Ladies' Day" show, "Syl- smart to bring Agnes Moorehead to Help! Help! vester"! the screen in the role that she has Our album page i.ext week portrayed so brilliantly on the radio We don't want to get involved in an listeners argument about states' rights vs. the offers a debonair portrait of that have requested that it federal government. It's 'way too hot that dashing impresario of "Duf- be repeated four times to date and fv's Tavern" Ed "Arcnie' that she record it in album form for and we've got too much else to do. home phonographs. But we feel as low as a stripped Christ- Gardner. their mas tree the day after New Year's All To find out what really hap- on account of daylight saving time pens when a group of women Surfeited whamming 'nto action this week. It gather around a microphone to It was more th. ' a gag ... it was makes West Coast radio logs look like have their say, .ie talked with truth as bitter as quinine when Al a pan of scrambled eggs. Why can't "Women's Forum" moderator Jolson made a crack on Bob Hope's all the states stick together and either Chet Huntley, who is in a posi- show. Bob sai& "Why don't ¿ou get have (or have no part of) daylight tion to know! your own radio show ?" and Jolson saving time, together? An extra hour You're sure to enjoy, too, our answered, "What! And be on the air of daylight here would make for bet- informative word -profile on the only once a week ?" ter leisure, better listening, and better lovely hostess of "Family Hour" So far, Jolson'_ oopularlty, which dispositions among radio log editors. Rise Stevens. has engulfed radio like a tidal wave. And you'll be amazed by the hasn't subsided with dialers. They Whaddaya Bet on the spot account -If the can't seem to met enough of him. Every time he has guested on a show. We've long lamented the fact that "magic carpet" ex arsion accord- ed to the lucky winners of Photo - he bias hoisted the ratings anywhere radio's excellent actors and actresses from 2.2 (with Burns and Alb n) to have so seldom been allowed to show- plav's daily "Hollywood Tour" - with pictures .o grove the fairy - 8.7 on his most recent appearance with case effectively their extraordinary Ride 'em cowboy! abilities on the screen. Even Holly. ged+Notheris' goings -on! Bing. to it but she With the exception of Jolson. how - wood's foolish commercial idea that a She wanted read Next girl has to be pretty and a man hand- missed it. (Continued On -Pape) some to ,: e:t.., fa..,u non't ho Pa c e Nine

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TWO GREAT SHOWMEN recently combined talents when Al "Mammy Boy" Jolson guested on Eddie "Pop Eye' Cantor's NBC program. REPLICA OF LOS ANGELES' first self -propelled vehicle, orig- inal of which was built and driven by Earle C. Anthony, adorned stage when KFI recently commemorated 43rd anniversary of Earle C. Anthony Inc. Left to right are Producer Ken Higgins, Hy Averbach, Paul Owen, Alice Drake, Leo Cleary, Ed Penney, and Charlie Anderson. (Coy Watson Photo/. SEEN ON THE RADIO SCENE

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such loud competition -plus the fact that they gave you carfare since you commuted from Hoboken. That Girl and Boy Next!oor landed you in the paid entertainer class, boy. Of course, when the sta- tion informed us that our duets were far from romantic and we could go bellow somewhere else, do you re- Now member how we felt ?" Speak Softly "Yeah, we didn't get the word in Ever Thus time, did we? We were so anxious But ypIt Wasn't to get our own golden tones right out there in front of everybody that we forgot to give a listen to the com- bined effect. And what an effect! About as sweet and lovely as Du- rante's piano - wrecking act - only By Eleanor Corrigan very unfunny!" "Despite our sudden exit from WNEW, Frank, I always knew you'd be famous." Wednesday, 6 -7 p.m. Dinah plugged hard for a radio com- (:BS- KNX -kSIN mitment and wound up with a half - "Oh, sure, you were all the time hour daily morning show at WNEW. telling me I wouldn't have any ..)I7E USED to outshout trouble getting ahead, on account of each other. But these A Passaic, New Jersey, merchant name being days, the softer we can sponsored the time slot, and though my Sinatra. You insisted reward was I'd get there, riding on Ray Sinatra's make it, the better," Dinah's only the oppor- glory, remember ?" admit Dinah Shore and tunity to make herself heard, she Frank Sinatra when they reminisce was happy about the whole thing. In "Touché," Dinah said, "and you about their not -so -good old days as fact, she didn't even mind when she kept saying, 'Oh, you. You won't have a pair of singing hopefuls. learned that the station had decided any difficulty either. That molasses southern accent of yours isn't exactly Now top favorites of the Columbia to add a male voice to the program chop - liver, sugar'." network and stars of half -hour pro- to give it a more romantic tinge. grams, with Frank's show just pre- He Predominated On that note, it seems Dinah and ceding Dinah's airer every Wednes- Frank parted. Friendly, but neither Dinah greeted the new singer, a one too sold on the idea that the day evening, Dinah and Frank are lad named Frank Sinatra, with true known to their millions of radio lis- other would make the grade on merit Nashville hospitality. "But my en- alone. Dinah went to the Strand teners as the airwaves' "girl and thusiasm died," said Dinah, "when boy next door." Since their rise to Theater, where she appeared with Frank got too enthusiastic with his Leo Reisman and his band and, as a fame, their fans have heard them singing. Because he and the spon- chit -chat amiably and sing duets result, won a recording c o n t r a c t. sor were both from New Jersey, he Frank joined Tommy Dorsey and many times when they guested on concluded it was more important each other's show. But what most of made records, too. Dinah's discovery for him to be heard than me. Isn't that she and Frank were on the them never heard was the combined that so, Frank ?" Shore -Sinatra program back in 1939, same recording team occasioned the when the chit -chat wasn't so amiable "Aw, now, Honey Chile," Frank first Shore swoon. and the duets far from the soft, sweet said, "I don't believe that was it. Walking down the hall toward a blends of today. Could be I thought that, according record -cutting session, Dinah chanced It all happened this way. Dinah, to age -old tradition, the male should to hear a familiar and pleasing voice just out of Vanderbilt College in predominate-so I just went ahead singing "I'll Never Smile Again." Nashville, talked her father, the late and predominated." Dinah stopped dead and whirled S. A. Shore, into letting her try for "Maybe so," Dinah said, "but it around, as thrilled as anyone could a singing career in New York. Father certainly was a blow to my pride be when she realized it was the Shore wasn't sold on the idea of his when I'd had the program all to my- other half of that former duo of daughter warbling with a band, so self and then had to put up with (Please Turn to Page 32) Page Seven

www.americanradiohistory.com lib, HOW IS THIS ANY WAY for a six- foot -four, 220 -pound ex- THIS IS BOB BEING HIMSELF. Bob had never done any G. I. to act? Well, yes, 'cause its Bob Corley getting into theatrics until he played the lead in a high school play. character for "Beulah ". Bob's made all Marlin Hurt's fans happy He thought he wanted to be a newspaperman until a taste of by continuing this popular character. Scripter Charles Stewart and radio set him on the right track. Now he calls radio his career Jess Kirkpatrick ( "Mr. Fringe ") from the original show continue with and his hobby. (ABC Photos). the new "Beulah".

lywood where he auditioned again. lie went back to Atlanta and waited. And waited. "I was ready to give up," he smiled, "when the call came through." When we talked to Bob he had been in Hollywood only two weeks. He admits that his "Mom" back in Atlanta is a little worried about him. "She doesn't want me so far from home," he said. Bob, who is six feet four and weighs two hun- Young Bob Corley Has Journeyed from dred and twenty pounds, looks as if he could take care of himself in any Georgia to Hollywood Radio to Take situation. The fact that he found an apartment his first day in Holly- Marlin Hurt's Place at Beulah's Side wood by merely walking down the street until he came to an apartment house and then going to and asking to rent one, should prove to his By Joan Buchanan "Mom" that her worries are ground- less! Bob's previous network air experi- Monday. 9:00 p.m. Bob's idea. As an announcer and ence has been much less glamorous ABC -KI CA -k1 31B entertainer on an Atlanta station, than his present assignment. "I was Q4411°4611 HOUGH Marlin Hurt has Bob had a program on which he did one voice of a two -voice commercial a on 'Spotlight Bands' when eer dead for ver a year , five to seven voice imitations they were miraculously hoe has left broadcast. One of these was the in Atlanta, and Cedric Foster's voice of a jolly colored woman. Bob announcer on Mutual," he answered J his big-hearted gal, "Beu- when we lah", to keep us happy and laugh- was a great "Beulah" fan and was asked about his air back- ing. Twenty- three -year -old Bob Cor- able to mimic her perfectly. When ground. ley from Atlanta, Georgia, has un- Marlin Hurt died, Bob wrote to Ken Is 'Aggressive role of the beloved Dolan, head of the agency that han- dertaken the dled the "Beulah" show, and en- Though no one in his family has "Beulah" and is currently heard car- ever been associated with show busi- rying on Marlin's great characteriza- closed a record of his imitation, sug- . gesting that it would be nice to keep ness in any form ( "I come from a tion. "Beulah" on the air as a memorial long line of audiences," is the way Never before in radio has a char- to Marlin. Bob puts it), Bob had been eager to acter survived its creator, and that get into radio from his high school "Beulah" should was first of all Last August he was called to Hol- (Please Turn to Page 32) Page Six

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ANNOUNCERS STATIONED AT STRATEGIC POINTS JOHN STORM DOLES OUT A HANDFUL of silver to this throughout the audience pass hand -mikes to participants scholarly -looking gentleman who evidently proved that his For their answers to the "Doctor's" queries. This white -haired appearance wasn't deceiving. (Lady in foreground isn't scornful, gentleman seems bent winning on some silver dollars-or maybe just flash -bulb shy). "Dr. I. O. doesn't give contestants hints to it's that box of Snickers he has his eyes on. make them winners. Audience participants are on their own. Show is educational one, put to classroom use by many schoolteachers.

"You see," he smiled, "our original have landed "), 'he worked his way getting up at four in the morning to intention was to get someone who into the production manager's post trudge miles through the snow to the lookeçi more like 'Dr. I. Q.'" at WLW, Cincinnati. That was back station for choir rehearsals." Wrote Soapers in 1935, when that station was the Ever since his acquisition Although Mr. Valentine may be origination point of such shows as of the lacking "I. Q." role, Lew Valentine has been in a physical resemblance to "Famous Jury Trials" and "Hymns active in the entertainment field one's mental picture of "Dr. I. Q.," he of All Churches" (both of which Val- - is well qualified even during the three years he for the role, in view entine directed), and boasted such served in the Army, when Jimmy of his long and varied radio back- talent as Jay "Mr. D. ground. Starting A." Jostyn, McClain took over his radio part. In out as an announc- Jane Froman and many others. In the Aleutian Islands, Valentine ap- er- singer ( "if vaudeville hadn't fold- those days, Valentine's radio chores peared in "Dough Girls" (as the ed, that's probably where I would included writing soap operas-"and (Please Turn ro Page 32)

REASON .i. TO SMILE-A STACK OF SILVER DOLLARS! Alp. BETWEEN BROADCASTS, VALENTINE AND HIS PROGRAM That's Frank Barton with the mike in hand. "Dr. I. Q:. crew stage shows at veterans' hospitals. Here, "Dr. I. told us that show has no worry about nervous reaction of con- is at McCormack General Hospital in Pasadena, quizzing Tech. Sgt. testants which might provoke censorable ad -libs as on other par- Robert Black, whose bomber was shot down over the South Pacific. ticipation shows. This program boasts of eight years' broadcast- Veterans like this one especially prize those cartons of Mars candy ing without such an "incident ". bars!

www.americanradiohistory.com HERE'S LOU VALENTINE IN HIS RADIO ROLE AS "Dr. I. Q. , conducting the Monday night air quiz (rom the stage 4 of Hollywood's Grauman's Chinese Theater. Valentine is a microphone veteran, started out on airlanes as announcer -singer. A'H('- F.lnier Holloway Photon

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Monday, 6:30 p.m. quired for the several -week series of Radio Life took equal advantage A'HC- 6h'( -I I-Si) Hollywood -born broadcasts of NBC's of the program's arrival in our city ECENTLY, Hollywood's popular eight -year -old air offering, to arrange an interview appointment tamed Grauman's Chinese "Dr. I. Q." Movie patrons in attend- with "Dr. I. Q." himself, Mr. Lew Theater underwent once ance to view the theater's current Valentine. Getting together with more the elaborate tech- screening were supplemented by him one afternoon during his stay nical preparations (the placement of throngs of radio fans welcoming this in Hollywood, we found the good close to a dozen microphones rare opportunity to view one of the "Doctor" to be a sturdy - figured, throughout the auditorium and the quiz show's broadcasts and perhaps hearty -mannered youngish fellow installation of some two thousand to participate in its question -and who was not at all as one might of wiring beneath the floor) re- answer sessions. picture the quizmaster to be. Mr. feet Valentine explained. When "Dr. I. Q." was conceived, the brain -child of Texas business man Lee Segall and advertising agency head Will C. Grant, an audi- tion record was cut by the agency's vice - president, Lew Valentine, who had just retired from a long and varied radio career "to get away from the microphone." But when an agency client, Mars Candy, chose the "I. Q." program, Mr. Valentine was drafted into the "Doctor's" role for the initial test broadcast at Atlanta, Georgia. From that experimental starting point, however, the program zoomed immediately to top radio popularity with no time to pause for a switch of quizmasters. So, Mr. Val- entine found himself back in radio, although for over a year after as- suming the broadcasting assignment, he retained his agency vice- presiden- tial duties as well.

TIME -OUT FROM his radio chores, but "Dr. I. Q." has a "busman's holiday" at a party given in the show's honor. He quizzed air actresses Nancy Gates, Lu- cille Norman and Barbara tiler on the lo- cation of "Glocca Mora" Looks as if no one agrees.

www.americanradiohistory.com Pene D_ Deaw_ Jr__ lee aaelae_ Celii_ one show which has commercials which are very pleasant and easy to Sirs: Much glamour is claimed for t7-4..S. week 49° "Leave It to the Girls.' ' Well, give us listen to. This is Meredith Willson's - their photos! ... in the land of glam- "Sparkle Time." Orchids instead of our! brickbats to them. 100151 We did on February 17. MG. 1t'ill I, too, would like the return of KFI try to run a repeal pict ure. "Those We Love."

Norma Ward, III North Lamer Street, THOROUGHLY AWAKE AND AL Burbank, Calif. ON OUR COVER READY ON THE JOB BEFORE Sirs: My parents and I always Film beauty Jane Russell, a re- THAT TORTURE INSTRUMENT, cent addition to Kay Kyser's NBC listen to "The Sheriff" starring Mark THE ALARM CLOCK, RUDELY Chase. We would like to know what "College of Musical Knowledge," has become of Olen Landis and his trained herself for her present ra- JOGS YOU FROM YOUR SOFT. marvelous impersonation of "Cousin dio assignment, as vocalist on SWEET SLUMBERS ARE GEORGE Cassie". Since he is not on any more, "Kyser's College" (NBC - KFI -KFSD, DVORAK AND BOB PHILLIPS, KFI the program is not very good. Wednesday, 6:30 p.m.), by singing STAFF ANNOUNCERS. When. as. and it the comedy element to the accompaniment of the Old re- enters the show, Cousin Cassie and Professor's recordings. So, when -4 Bobby will return. it came time for her to audition with Kay's band, she didn't even have to learn their arrangements. Jean Estep, 1940 Tamarind Avenue, Holly- She knew them already! Jane is wood 28, Calif. a local girl who made good -and Sirs: Much has been said about sorry, fellas, she's married. Her the disagreeable radio commercials. husband is football star Bob Wes- Now I would like to pay a compli- terfield. ment ... not a complaint. There is

Cut caecossin Half with A.& S. WHITE CAKE MIX Leading home say, "Your spring- GEORGE DVORAK announces him economists self to his early morning fans by time cake, made with A. & S. White Cake Mix, way of a unique program called "Operation Daybreak ", heard Monday will cut your baking costs in half." Try this thru Saturday at 5:30 a.m. via KFI. George reverses the usual procedure delicious time and money saving product at for early morning shows by urging your grocer's today. All ingredients are in the his listeners to stay in bed and play ing soft sweet music. box. Just add water and bake. Bob Phillips

. +l `0"-'42,-Nt4 e7' > 11 Bake A. & S. Brand White , ) k44..4 Cake according to pack- 4 1.0 !i AN age directions. Frost with 7- minute icing. Sprinkle with coconut and top with curls of shaved choco- late. The family will love it! It's Good 'N' Quick. You can't beat Bob Phillips up in the morning unless you didn't go to bed at all, because Bob's shift on KFI begins at 1:00 a.m. and ends after he finishes the Regional Farm News (5:00 to 5:30 a.m.) On the Farm News, Bob gives the weather reports, national farm news, plays western music and interviews western celeb- rities. That's KFI Dial 640 - Advertisement. Page Three

www.americanradiohistory.com program is heard daily at 3:30 p.m., KECA. He had his first anniversary on the air February 20th, and sang Z71e dar Jnspfres the Pen a group or Lour songs mat ne uses on his first program. I hope you Charles F. Schoener, 62611/2 South Hoover Birthday" to you or your friends, and haven't forgotten that you said you Street, Los Angeles 44, Calif. you will enjoy his wit. I suggest you would consider my request and that Sirs: I was surprised to receive so send him your short poems and per- you can comply soon. many letters from Radio Life readers haps he or Miss Charlotte Davis can Our January 26th issue of Radio Life interested in the type of program I be persuaded to read some each day. carried n full story, with pictures. of Norwood Smith. We in a I hadn't forgotten. mentioned recent letter to you, would like to suggest listeners Guess you were a .Hiss Nit! which you published. I had written also turn to John Lake on "Melody it some time before I listened to House" each Monday, Wednesday "Start the Day Right" with Maurice and Friday at 4:15 p.m. and perhaps * Hart on KFWB from 6:00 to 7:00 a.m. your poems will win you a Majestic Mrs. L. H. Cook, 3240 McCarthy Drive, Los each day. He gives you the correct radio. Angeles 41, Calif. time, reads your letters, says "Happy Sirs: I think Radio Life gets better with each issue. I want to give you Anne Neal, 2625 March Street, Los Ange- a big "thank you" for the Sunday les, Calif. Religious Programs you recently Sirs: I get so tired of the same listed. They are wonderful to have. FREE * FREE style of affairs that the serial, "The As for commercials, some of them Strange Love of Evelyn Winters" I enjoy. Others cause me to wonder Genuine Oil Landscape Paint- brings each day. We know she loves if the firms advertising guardian, loves think the ings (not prints) . Save her and he her, so listeners are morons. They certainly why not get her married so we can sound like it. seals from six packages of listen to her marital affairs? Surely all the housewives would like that better than hearing about her going 'Y.4 with this boy or that one. Or am I F A M ® wrong? The Miracle Suds Detergent íiloTNER I enter "Heart's Desire" every and get an Original Full Color week and never win a thing. Do you Oil Painting FREE know of anyone who ever had their ,mvows "Heart's Desire" granted? 8FS'T - .'tsk your Grocer - One lucky individual has her "Heart's Desire" granted each day, five days a FOAMO cleans dishes, pots week. Winners are chosen on the merits MOTHER KNOWS of the desire they express ...so keep and pans, floors, woodwork, trying. Dina -Mite gives youngsters walls, bathtubs, automobiles, needed energy for school and woolens, nylons, lingerie and play. Dorothy Sparks, 2053 Eleanor Drive, Glen- MOTHER KNOWS baby clothes. dale 6, Calif. Dina -Mite contains Nature's Suds in soft or hard water. 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