The NATIONAL WEEKLY of PROGRAMS and P E RSONALITIES

Volume I Chicago, IU., Week of April 3-9, 1932 Number 24 MILLIONS FOR AN AUDIENCE IMPRESARIOS SPEND LAVISHLY FOR WORTHWHILE ENTERTAINMENT.

"Millions for defeu!!e, but not one cent for tribute," that good old Amer. • leaD battle cry. has been modemlred by radio advertise" untU U DOW • seems to read, '~li1liol1s 'or an audience, and not a fig for expense."

HERE afe just so many evening hours-----hours when the potential radio T audience may be expected to listen in a receptive mood, and with so many features available at a twist of the wrist it behooves the wide-awake advertiser to furnish something outstanding in talent, in idea. or in per­ formance if he is (0 steal away the audience from his rivals. The American Tobacco Company, sponsoring the Lucky Strike Dance Hour, presents Walter Winchell and bis gossip of tbe stage and screen, with tbe added attraction of dance music from here. there and everywhere. And that music, from the far corners of the earth, costs a mint of money. The orchestra has to be paid, in the first place, and such representative musical organizations as tbe Lucky Strike Hour has presentl!d demand a pretty penny fat their services. Then there is the matter of wire charges for those organizations which happen to be located on the North American Continent, and the: trans-oceanic toll charges for the or­ chestras playing in Germany, Ireland, France and such other far-off lands as, for instance, tbe Argentine. But the American Tobacco Com­ pany does not begrudge the expense, tre­ mendous as it is, so long as it holds the audience. In this case, of course, the pre­ dominant expense is in the charges for carrying the entertainment from the four .orners of the world, other programs

(above) 'Pend far more for talent thao for wire and short­ LUPE VELEZ wave services. The Proctor and Gamble Company, on the (cenrer) other hand. is going in more and more heavily for BrLLlE BURKE talent, as well as for time on the air. Those two radio comics. "Colonel Stoopnagle and Budd," (extreme left) bave been working: (Turn to Page 17) FLO ZIEGFELD Choral [v;usic From EASY ACES Culbertson On Air r ·.~ " 0 i c Supervisors In Wrigley Series

C"'lvention On NBC Ely Culbertson-the man who • dramatized bridge for millicns--is go~ Four sPfcial programs from the Bi­ ing on the air to discuss his famous ennial Music Supervisors Conference system of play over an NBC network will be broadcast from the Cleveland under the sponsorship of the William Auditorium over an NBC network Wrigley Jr. Company, manufacru.rers this Monday, Wednesday, Thursday of Wrigley's chewing gum. and Friday. On Monday and Wed­ "Let's play Culbertson." tl-e nesday the programs will he broad­ words that revolutionized a natirlnal cast at 10:45 a. m. over WMAQ. On pastime in less than two YUN and Thursday at 11:15 over KYW, and turned bridge into a major industry. on Friday at 2:30 p. m. over KYW. will be beard each Monday and \Ved~ Monday's program will present the nesday afternoon at 3:)0 p. m. over Junior High School chorus. singing WENR, and each Saturday at 7:00 from the Auditorium stage. On p. m. over WMAQ. Thursday and Friday the High School On Monday and Wednesday broad­ Chorus will be heard. casts, Culbertson will analyze a Con­ On April 6, mocc than 1.000 Cleve­ tract bridge hand for his listeners. tell­ land school children and students from ing how he himself would play it. all over the country, will partjcipa[(~ You've often wondered wbat they look like-·the four characters heard and why. On Saturday evening he in a music discrimination test, classi­ during the CBS "Easy Aces" program. Here they are, from left to right: will conduct a general discussion on fying in various ways a series of com­ Ace, Jack, Marge and Jane, looking just as they do when their skit takes the air each Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6:30 p. m. over the the fine points of Contract for begin­ positions broadcast from the NBC Columbia chain. ners, average players and experts. New York studios under the direction of Dr. Walter Damrosch. To tbe • three winners, the NBC will award tty our Government" HALSEY-STUART IN At And Pete free scholarships to summer musIc New NBC S e r i e s FIFTH YEAR ON AIR • camps. • • "AI and Pete," otherwise known as • Government as it daily affects and One of the oldest sponsored pro- At Cameron and Pete Bontsema, are regulates the lives of every pecsoq in grams on the air, the Halsey-Stuart now being featured in a new three-a· Pope's Voice Heard week series over WBBM as "Bo-Peep's the United States, from birth to death, and Company series, wi!! begin its In Punerica Sunday will be the subject of a new series of Boy Friends," each Monday, Wednes­ • talks and discussions day and Friday at 9:15 a. m. The OVer an NBC network this Wednes· tWO comedians offer a program of day at 7:30 p. m. ing this Tuesday. comedy and songs that appeals to As in the past, the Old Counsellor all "children" from the ages of five ican City, over an NBC network at The programs, under the title. will continue to give investment ad. to ninety-five. 11 :00 a. m. this Sunday, atmospheric "You and Your Government" are vice and a musical program of classi­ conditions permitting. A twenty­ presented by the Civic Committee of • cal numbers will complete the broad- minute address in Italian by the Pope, the National Advisory Council on Rolfe's Rhythm To casts. followed by an English translation of Radio in Education, in cooperation Local out lei KYW. Sell Ivory Soap the talk will complete the broadcast. with the American Political Science Local outlet WMAQ. • Association. They will be heard 41t • B. A. Rolfe, one of radio's best • 7:00 p. m. every Tuesday over a Church And State known band directors, will ~turn to WBBM Spelling Bee coast-to-coast NBC network. the air over NBC networks this Thurs· John H. Finley, educator, author, Share NBC Program day and Friday at 7:30 p. rn. on the and associate editor of the New York Ivery Program over an NBC network. The second of the semi-final exam­ • Times, and Thomas H. Reed, profes­ His Eminence Patrick Cardinal Hayes The sponsors are Proctor and Gamble. inations in which 24 winners from the sor of political science at the Uni­ and Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt Local outlet WLS. second twelve preliminaries in tbe versity of Michigan will address radio will be heard over an NBC network Daily Times radio spelling bee will audiences this Tuesday. Dr. Finley this Saturday at 1: 30 p. m .• during • will introduce the series, while Pro­ participate, is scheduled to be broad­ the Catholic Charities Luncheon from Auto-Radio Appliance cast this Thursday at 8:00 p.m. from fessor Reed will discuss "The Citizen • and His Government." the Hotel Astor in New York. Both WBBM. Battery Eliminators. for some time Locaf outlet WLS. the Catdinal and Governor Roosevelt considered an impractical and out· With 5 winners selected from each will appeal to directors of Catholic dated product, come into prominence of the three semi-final quizzes, 15 • Diocesan Charities throughout the again as a radio appliance of value contestants will then vie for the grand McDonald On De Valera country for the advancement of social with the announcement by Pines championship honors in the final bee • welfare work. Winterfront Company that they have How the election of Eamon De perfected and placed upon the market to be broadcast on April 21. at 8:00 Valera marked the end of the first Local outlet WMAQ. a new Eliminator for auto, motorboat p. m. period in the history of the Irish Fret' and airplane radios. State will be told by James G. Mc­ • The new accessory consists of a Donald during the program "The Sosnik Plays Grofe "triple~tested" motor in connection World Today," to be broadcast over • with a special rotary transformer. It "Huckleberry Finn" from Grafe's an NBC network this Thursday at gets its current from the regular "A H 5: 3 0 p. rn. McDonald is quoted as "Mississippi Suite," wilt be one of the battery, steps it up, rectifies and filters Vol. 1 ~ No. 24 April 3·9, 1932 saying that "the world will watch high spots of Harry Sosnik's "Penn­ it. delivering to the set a constant.

Publilhod. wed.l)' 1>)' Itadl. C"lde. lac. with interest to see whether. under zoil Parade" program to be broadcast smooth D. C. current which produces ,~ 1'11"",uth COlllt. Chluco. ilL Tel. W.bollb 8SH his leadership, the domestic and for­ this Sunday at 8:30 p. m. over the a dearness of tone heretofore thought eign policies formulated by ex-pres­ impossible in an auto radio. Installa­ Itnlee1' :'1. 1931 •• , CBS network. This program was Ih I'o.t OrLlN. 0>1""1:<>' Imnol. nndu ident Cosgrove are to undergo a ma­ tion requires a space of 5 3-8 in. x the .lei of loll ...... s. lll'i'a terial change." formerly p~sented at 7 :00 p. m. 6 1-4 in. deep. Its total weight is Local outlet WMAQ. Local outlet WGN. fifteen pounds. 2 ------ISears-Sanabria Show WLS Acts On Chain • Is A H uge Success WLS is supplying a number of M EET THE ARTIST staff acts to the chains these days. The Sanabria Television System DELOS OWEN will shortly be installed in the Tower Rube Tronson and his Texas Cow­ studios of WCFL, located in the boys, a WLS National Barn Danet' Although Del Owen, conductor of the WGN studio orchestra. says that American Furniture Mart Building, it feature. arc appearing on the NBC he is "a sour young bachelor," his favorite movie star is seductive Marlene Die­ was announced this week by E. N. Farm and Home Hour on Monday, trich. Now someone cleverer than 1 should be able to pull a wheeze out of that. Nackels. Secretary of the Chicago Fed· Owen is a blue-eyed, cudy-haired blonde, an immaculately groomed per­ April 4th. The Melody Men. heard {'ratiOn of Labor. on many WLS sustaining programs a~ son of thirty-four summers----or perhaps thirty -four winters is a better way to This will mark the third installa­ designate a bachelor's age. He lives with his mother on the South side of tion of the Sanabria System in Chi­ well as commercials. will be guest Chicago----the town in cago. Immense crowds attended the artists of the Swift Garden Hour with which he was born and , Sanabria television demonstration at Margery Maxwell on April 24th. educated. After high .~ Sears Roebuck State Street Store last school. Del. who s e week, in which prominent stage and • musical ear was the de­ screen stars participated. Baroness On Bath Club spair of his teachets be­ cause he played all his • • work " by ear" instead Coon-Sanders On WBBM Baroness d 'EtreiIlis, famous design­ of by note. entered the er and modiste, will be interviewed by Consen'arory o f Music. • Allie Lowe Miles on " The Bath Club" Carleton Coon and Joe Sanders and Here the naturally program of this Wednesday, over the their orchestra will return to Chicago talented but easy-going Columbia network, at 7:00 p. m , student was brought to this Friday when they wilt set their music racks in the College Inn dur­ The Bar 0 n e s s. who has de · terms. No getting by signed costumes for motion picturr with brilliantly impro­ ing the absence of the "old maestro" Ben Bernie. and take over his regu­ stars, society women, and royalty vised work at the abroad, will speak on "Why Women Conservatory- scientific lar nightly broadcast schedule over WBBM. Want to Make Themselves Beautiful" study was demanded. and "What Men Look For In TIK' His teacher was noted • Well-dressed Woman.'_' Adolf Weidig. stern Local outlet WGN. genius of harmony and Children's Springtime composition. Vic tor • Garwood taught him A talk on "Springtime" as it af­ Canadian Radio Tax plano. fects children and parents. will be Immediately he be­ broadcast by Angelo Patri, authority • on children. during his progf3m this An annual tax of $2 on all radio gan compo ~ lng-musl ­ cal comedies: The stage Sunday evening at 7 :45 over the receiving sets was announced by the had al ways appealed to Columbia network. Inspired by Canadian government just before hear­ him and he hoped, the springtime growth of flowers, ings began before a special Parliament­ someday, to see one of Patri will compare it with the growth ary committee appointed by Premier his shows on Broadway. of children and the rebirth of parents Bennett to consider the reorganization Of course he did. in theif children. of the nation's broadcasting system "Cheer Up !", as if in Local outlet WGN. The new tax, which really is a li­ anticipation of the pres­ cense fee, became effective April 1. II ent depreS3ion . opened • doubles the tax of $1 hitherto col­ on Broadway for a suc­ Specht At "PIa-Mar" lected each year on some 600,000 radios . cessful run. 111 Chicago, • his "Sweet Lady" ran Paul Specht and his internationally twelve wee k s to famous band is now playing an en­ packed houses. gagement 'at Mickey Rafferty's "Pla­ OnI.AC Thrn to the Mo," cafe, with broadcasts over the stage - by way of Columbia network. Specht, who was home talent shows the first conductor to lead an American which he produced band in broadcasts from Europe, takes in numerous small the air at 6:30 p. m. each Wednesday lawns of the middle evening from WBBM. west. "Amos and Andy" were working for the same company ill those days, and Del came to know tbem well. • After a few years in New York, directing orchestras and arranging music Wrigley Skit On Stage for Broadway shows. WGN made a bid for his services. So Del hopped a • train for Chicago and a new career_ "Myrt and Marge," principals of At WGN he went to work as manager of the station and builder of pro­ the WBBM back-stage skit, are now grams- which means that all musical numbers played over that station were playing an engagement of personal selected by Del. Later on he directed the production of all commercial pro­ appearances at the RKQ Palace Thea­ grams. and just a few weeks ago. he took over the position of musical director ter. Chicago. With them in the stage and conductor of the studio symphony orchestra. show are Ray Hedge, in the role of Some of you doubtless remember his work as half of tbe famous double "Clarence Tiffingtuffer"; Patricia Ann Manners, as "Gwen." the dumb-Dora piano team of Del Owen and Allan Grant. in which he demonstrated his Jim and Bob, popular team of ability as a perfonner as well as composer and executive. of the show; and Eleanor Rella, who plays the part of hard-boiled "Billy," Hawaiian guitar players. who are As most radio artists and executives soon learn, work and more work is now broadcasting their Melody­ demanded of the successful radio personality. Del is no exception. • Land program from WMAQ uch Outside of his work, the personable Del enjoys the theater and a refresh­ Obadiah Moves Wednesday and Friday at 9:30 ing swim of a summer's day. But first in his affections. outside of his charming • p. m. The smoothly harmonious mother whom he adores, is the art of composition. His greatest ambition is Obadiah Quackenbush, the Hoosier broadcast is sponsored by the Ill­ to write finer and better "music. and this dream finds him hard at work on Philosopher. whose whimsical and inois Automobile Club. who have some of the concert composition he hopes someday to publish, thru many long philosophical comments on the day's made "courtesy driving" a byword. nights. He composes away from the piano--at a furious rate of speed. news have been heard at 1: 00 p. m. The boys have been playing their His fan mail has been interesting and a great incentive to him-but, he each week-day from WAAF, was southern music for momy years from admitted to me with a disappointed air that he had never received any love moved to 016:00 p. m. period on April Chicago stations and have attracted letters, Which can only be explained by the fact that this highly desirable 1. He will continue indefinitely with a wide audience who tune in regu­ male has, until now, worked behind lhe scenes of radio. the new schedule. larly on their programs. 3 PROGRAMS FOR SUNDAY, APRIL 3

A. M. WllH r--C O~Ile\ Service tn Italian WA.!.F-Rehberi;' Sisters 6:15 WI.S-Our Children 1:45 IVLs--Jung Garden Idyll; John BraWl!, WGN-Real Folks: Log CabIn $yruJ> WlLtQ-United Drng Co. IIrogram; Jerry pianist. ~,I~le Mae Emerllon, organist Program. CBS IUld Rd, cnme(ly and harmony; AIldy WBUM_Edw, to'. Orund~ge, Polltlcal Talk flanneTIa's Orcht~tra. NBC 6::0 \\ ,\,1 ~'-O;d Time 1'UO"8 W O YL-~' erry Carden Ballroom Oreh~ •. I"I'A ,\ 1'-l--:.stcllp Dames, pianist WIIJtll--Oscar Cal'l~trom, Political Talk II \ ,I F--.sn<'recl ~juslc ,,. 7:00 2:00 \\'GN-l'ew York l'hllhll.rmonlc Orches- 1\ "W-Reaer's O!"Ch~~tra; quartet, NBC " 'JJD-Pau) Rader; ChIcago Oosp~! Tab· 7: 20 II'JJI}-)Iooseh~ar! Cn!hnlic Services tra. CBS W,\AF-&Jnset Salnle crnnclo 7:30 I1'lllO_)lo)"n!n~ ){cverles K\'W-Lady F.~lhc, program; Wayne WGEs-Joon Van Onn""",n, pianist 1\''\,\ t'_,llornipg Coo"ert King's OrChestra. NIlC I<\' W-Or, Donald Grey BarllhouS WJ,S-Orcbestral Gems, NBC WCFL-BrunRwlck's Polish Program WnaM-Len- Sroall, Poll1lcal Talk Olar :'\e,~on .: 15 W,\ A l'-Cla&Sleal Co;mcert II'.I .! F-PII'" Organ ~lel J\ nf-Slmonl:. t>rOG1";);m; Harry Kogcn'. 6:45 1\'G:s'-The Syl\'anlan'l.. cns If(; .;.\I-~Iemory Lane 2:15 WInO-Your Unelo Howard Taylor nreheetr". NBC WillA Q-Unlvl!rlllty of Chicago; Chats with WL8--Unlon Lu""e Dol"s Club WBUM-Judge Henry Horner, Polltlhnne "lid piano, NRC LOG OF CHICAGO STATIONS IfIlTIn-Community Faculty Recital cas vices we P.S-Lithuanlan ~h,lo>I Wheat. CBS 9: 45 I\'"E:'\R-A Song for Today; 8:00 WGl'i'-"Ever Re~dy Hadlo GaIeties; p"unn, romllO"er nnd on:"nl~t Be!le Baker and Jack U ... nny, CBS 'II' ,\At'-BIll BaBr, Bits. of LIfe WI-;NR--Dur Covel'pment; DavIe-QuarIH Time WCRW-.\IuslcaJ Program 10:45 WII11}l_Peop:"" Church, Dr, Preston WAAF 920, ., 500 Drover. Journal 836 Exchange A ... e. 9:15 W!lAQ-Barbasol FrOt:ram; The Old nrad;~y Yard. 0084 SingiDg' Master, NBC ll:OO IDL\(,I-Papel Broa<, Judge MIchael 11'.1.\ ~>-Go1denrod Revue Calumet 2710 Feinberg 11:30 'HJN-lntern,~tion~l Broad'ea~t~, CUI'! WGN-TOmN-Dram.~tlzntlO'1R ot the States 11:45 WG m~_Our Lady 01 Sorrowa C,lIholic WEDC 1210 . , . I •• Emil Denemark Cadillac Co. 3860 Ogden Ave. WCFL-Worki,,grnen's Circle Program ('hurch Crawford 4100 WCIIW""&ucllo Musical Program WCJII-sa"dy MacTa"isb; Scotch procralD IHlX_UndeF:ukcs C:ub Quln's Three Minule WllllM-loternatloM! ncvu~. CBS 1\',\.\ l'-)lu~kal Cems oall ~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ 9:40 WGN_Art Kassel's OrcheHtra P.M. W}:SU-'l'be LUtie Brnwn Chur{'h Serv· 5:00 WON-Ted Weem·s Orchestra 9:45 KYW_At Seth Parkers; rural d;etch. NBC ice; Wm. Vlckland " 'ENR----Catbollc HOllr; sermon. questions 12:00 WG S_neadln& o! the Trlhune Comics WIIAQ-:I;se CraWlOI'd, poet of tbe WCIII-Jack Johnstoo'a Sports Reel 3:00 IrMAQ--.>luslcnl Program organ. NBC XYW-Bruee Campbell, polltical talk lil"II'_Uncle Bob KYW-Don Pedro's Orchestr" WENR-Pl",,<> Moods; Lee SIms, piani,9l: WUlJlI-Tbe Wonder Hour, cas WDUM-Rev, Charle,~ J<::. Coughlin 5:15 KYW-Chappel Brothers Program 110 May BaHE'\', \'ocalJst, NBC W,\A F_Xoontime lfelodles WIBO-Norweglan Church Services WAAl<'-Dlxle Flr""lde Scenes WCFL----YeHY Garden Orchestra WCJIl-·'Cal anC Jud" 'IDJBM--&>1Ig'!'t of. 110me Sweet Home, WllAQ-Unlyerslty of Chlcacu Round WCHI-Walter Ba!tIold, Basso \fJUO--Jo Springer on Hockey ).""BC Tal)le 10:35 KYW-8ports REporter 1:00 WG:S-Palm... r House Ensemble WLs-Judge Hartignn; political talk 10:40 KYW-Tbe Globe Trotter WIlHll-'l'he Eil;:ht Sons ot Ell, CBS WCllI_Health Talk 5:}o WON_Barnsdan Musical Memories; 10:45 WGN_Bernie Cumml"',gram WE~lt_Da vey Hour; vOCal and Instru- cale WCE.\I-Paracllse Orchestra 1:15 1\:\'\\'-POl1 Coneert menIal. NBC WJJo-Brund~e, palitical talk WCJiI-Metropollt.,n Echoes WA.A },'-Re,·cries-Edward Slmmona IVA,\ f'-Easy Chair ~lelodle.q WC'HI_John T, Read, Quartette WSIIC_Dance Musle 1I'C.'J,....Brunswlck Llthu.~n\fln Program liYI\·....-studlo l 'rogr~m 5:45 WMAQ_Vaughan's Garde-n Talk 11:15 WON-Ted Weem's Orclle/ltra l:}O 1,'O]l!_Wurlitzer Pro&,ram; Verno Buck, WJ,8--<.\[a.c and Bob, 'l'he Knoxville Boys 6:00 WON-Nat'l Ad~ISOry CouncU on RadIO KYW_Louls PanIco's Orchestra. viollnost WC-}"L-Anna Schaelller, political talk In Educatio", CBS 11:30 IVCFJ..,a..:\lerry G~rden ~aUroom Orch. WM ,\Q-M oon~bino and HOMysuck)e. 3:30 WMAQ--5heatter Pen Program; Gill and WMAQ--Sing a Ne..... Song, NBC WGES----Cabaret Hits NBC Demllng, comedy team; P. Spltalny's WL8-L'Heure E:orge Shacltley'S oreb. NBC wcnW-MuslcAI Program 12:15 K1."If-Louls Pan!eo's Ord>elrtra. WL~ro s~ Roads Sunday 8cll00l .ltll. WBBM-Mlellael l~ . Talk WAA:F-HOO8Iu PbllosQJ>1'ler WIBO--Ca1e de Me" Orchestra. vocal trio alld. Wm. Vlckland. ll'C-llI-.Judj;e Rutherford 6:10 XYW-Teaberr:r Sports Reporter 12:45 XYW-Don Pedro's Orcbetrtra EDNA KELLOGG MUSIC IN THE AIR By CARLETON SMITH

Conductor's Greeting music, or allY of the arts. It "Good Morning, My Dear is no wonder that most Ameri­ Chlldren," says the familiar cans sit in a daze when listen­ voice of the best known orches­ ing to a symphony. The music tral conduct.or in the United has little meaning for them and States. brings 110 as!;(wiations to thelr Though some of you who minds. read this column last week The Master Teacher might think so, it is not the Walter Damrosch. whatever voice of Leopold Stokowsk.!. It :s limitations as an inspired is Walter Damroscil addressing .nterpreter, Is just the person students of Music Appreciation .0 give music meaning to the in the same manner that he :;ntutored listener. He. of all has done lor nearly thirty years onductors, could make Amer­ Icans "music-conscious." For he Studcnts ill Damroseh's Cla~~ Is a teacher before he is a loU· His class today approximates sician. Great power lies in his six and a half million pupils CARl-ETC:; SIIIf'ra understanding of human na­ who occupy seats in every S2C· ture. Anyone who has heard Uon of the country and who listen to his his Wagnerl-an Iectw'es or observed him program every Friday lOoming over the at close range has felt the SUbtle force combined networks of NBC. It Is esUmat· of his personaliLy. A suave manner, a ed that the size of the class Increased by gllb tongue. and a shrewd observation of two million during the past year. Investi­ every detail of human contacts have made gation In sixty-eight cities showed that for him the "dcan of American conductars." every instructor's manual requested by Despite his long career as leader of one teachers and principals. there were at of the country's first orchestras and his least one hundred pupils who would bene· association witfrl the greatest names tn nt by It and sixty-five thousand manuals musi::, one would not lOOk to him for sou1- Wrong again! This is not an illustration of what the well-dressed were sent out. searching or awe-Inspiring revelations. He woman is wearing this year in the way of polo costumes. If you look This number, however, does not Include Is seldom more than a routined conductor. the la.rge group of adults who listen to closely, you will recognize Edna Kellogg, former Metropolitan Opera him. such as the club group and other a master always In Lhe art of magnetizing soprano, who is featured on the Armour program presented each Fridav organizations that meet regularly for thc his men and his audience. He fails to gIve at 8:30 p. m. from the NBC New York studios. Miss Kellogg broadcast. one the feeling that he was ever a great rides and sings with equal facility and style. Local outlet WMAQ. In addition to instructors' mnnunls, many creative genius. But that is not his forte, of the teacl1ers orderee hlll'hl7 Int..... Un. hranth.. th.... and the students permitted to write their ceived all his early training. Mischa. Levltzkl, pianist, NBC--l:00 p. 10.­ a ••.... "-Ir~rart r&dl0. t~l.vl.!on .. n~ .oun~ br""~· reactions. . cut o,,"rattnc. ..nd ",0.1\)' other. Jalt a. 0.40- The winners will attend summer mUSical Do you like his voice? The Columbia WMAQ. ve!1,t.'O.ro],!: • camps as the guests of NBC. network's production director, who calls Berlin Roe-Broadcast, NBC-3;OO p. m.­ Yo" ~an I"" m any bronch of p.utl"", radfo at Coolidge's New England twang "too Yan­ Amcrl~a·. old •• t ..de ... the composers and the instruments located «l"lpment. A_Iated y,th '"rg ... t ...... rch labor· in their proper places. Then Papa Dam­ thoroughly the cha.:racter of the man, and Monday, April 4th ltoM... In the radl" Ind.... .,.. Tuition ...t ...... rosch. as he is affectionately called, can who believes Mrs: Charles A. Lindbergh has y,·ry rnab!e. lladlo I. the Induot.,. 01 tbf> Voice of Firestone; Lawrence Tibbett. ba.rl­ future .... "" get Into It nO ... CoopOn below brinp re.st for the summer, confident that he has the "universal voice." says that Mr. Sto­ tone, NBe<>k wh!eh; I J R .. s1dent .school I I 1:10"'. Btudy tan strain in our culture has nearly stifled Awards. After !.he preliminary selection of .... ""...... I natural outburst<; of artistic expression. the five outstanding manuscripts by the OUr emotional demonstrations are few, and Subscribe To Radio Guide I OecI he's going to • • • programs .•. and recGmmending tbem to barter the furniture and stay on the road Art (Pbwat a pal) Kassell says I'm just a a.ll Radio Guide readers ••• ain·t LiCe the sissy on account of only giving him a ''halt~ until he's as slim as a husba.nted" slam oolumn~befOTe-last ... and • • • I say I'm Just a great big mess of brawn A De'W name in rndio--and a new kind and bravery compared to a fellow who hides • • • of volce--are the prOpeNy of a. boy only out on tile sta.irs when he's :i:nt.roduced at a Erira Cboruses: Having held the fcrle twenty yoe.a:rs 01<1, who is now bei:Dg heard "Celeb Nlte." Good t:.hlng that under the fClr many months as the last of a long line at 7:45 every evening from WJJD. The table was all full of feet, or they'd have of stag.e-emoees, Frankie Masters is about iIl8.I'lle is Arthur Wright, and his voice is ho.d to sweep him out when carne the dawn to trade ~n t.he foot-li.glhts for the bright hea.rd. in a. new program, which he calls to the Ten-ace Gardens. If you want to ones and a.In •• _ Andrea. Marsh, Bingln' Sam, the blg rumble-and-boom • • • "Unlike Hazel Flynn, this scribbler has no basso of radio fame, tells a good one on "Mike Mosquito" t.o give her a buzz on the the Uttle !ilAy who's put th'

A.M. "lJD-MarJ Alden; bome talll: WLII-Al and Pete, ''''!.'be. Nutcrack61'S" WBIIM-F'oodtown Kilchfna WAAF-SOogs o! the ls.lud. KYW-..\lcl Stitzel at tM Plano WON-In aD Old Cafe ,,,. WCFL-Sunri.!le Hour "SHe-Home Hours WAA l'-."emorles 1fAAI-'-llarmnnles lfLS--WU; SmUe A W'b.D& ProcTam ~ WOEII-Tlmely TImM Mapie eu)' Four And J'oIa B_ 10;15 WGN_Bob Jo'orsana, tellOr "CBw-Bulers Guide .,)0 WON_Dick Hayes. baritone all/l p~ WA...A.F-Farta Folks HolM" WENR-lfarket Reports WWBI-Organ program WE:-fR-Qld Pappy. NBC 6:21 WJ,8--JI'rading Post; Fr~ &at V .... :KYW~Wlebold lllo8titntJt. NBC WCHI-Famous Daile" Orche"t,... .li:YW-S.. eetheart Program; R<6 Jor. table Produoce Report WJJJ)...Netgbborhood ao.... 1p w.JlD-!oIaln Street Cru&:lder dan, beauty talk; .John Fo,artJ. Tenor. WA.A.l"-Estelle Ba.r_, pI&tMt ,," WIBO-Un.::] • .John'. Family 1;15 WGN_Robert Ball, bar!tOlle, u4 AIleD NBC WLS---Cumherlan4 RIdtl:1I RUIlDer-. 'lfGRS--!>Iornlrc Mwrlcale Grant WCYt.--6cilool Tea.ch&rs Tali: WKAQ-ElementarJ" Freooh; .Tul ... DIIo 15145 "L8-Mapl" City Four alI4 It<Ib WXAQ-WMAQ SalOl! Quart&t IfJlAQ--Swanee I$erenadera. NBC ""- 10:. WEN~\nglnc StrlntrS. Walter Bk,.,.,... erSOD "rnO-Funny BOII1<9 W BBII_Harmony_Home lll"tll 6,$5 "BBH-Farm Into...... tIo-e director. NBC WOJf-Digelft of the Day'. Ne.... KYW-L4h Stoc:II: Quotatlou WIBD-Dusk Drums 7:00 lfCFL-Oa tbe I :UI; LalIdt Trio &ad 10:30 WJJD--.Studto Procr&.m WL8-\\'ilbur UICt E>2.r~ ~ aIdt "UD--lIooseheart ChDdrea White; SoRjC"!I and patter. NBC 'lfE!'iR-Hlndlf Romance E:l:eMlICe: B ...· _AQ-Tune Time II" wlllAQ-Palmollvo Procra.m; ~_hlo_ "A.,lr-Rhytbm 'l'ime trice F'llr(u, NBC In T..ovellDUs. NBC "BBlI-~fu sic.1 TIme Saver "RHM_Amer. Inrt of FOOmbta Scbool fit tM ~. WI.BD-N6WS of the DaJ ens WlIAQ-Musical Moments: I-Iarolil stolr.... Cia"" li.Yft"_Roae \'lInderbo9Ctl, pI&rWot col>dootor. NBC WL8-WUbur and Eo;ra; comedy (lklt "ON-Palmer }{oLlSe Enllelllbk WAAF-EWe Marine Harvey; Chat fur WCFT.-8luo:t1c> PrOgram In:::nt-Llsterlne Program; Concert or­ 1USD-International Buckle Buste... Women W,\AF-Tune Shoppe WIBO-The Reading Room: .-r.d Gra· chemr,," with vocal 11010\/1"1. NBC WGES--Jrhe Mornlng MaU ham; Publlx Theatre RepOrt.r WCRW_MusJc.D.J Break/alit :Kr1l"_R~ Mau:pln Mea of th.e AIr WMBI-Devotlonal Hopr "L8--ClolIllIII\' Grain Market WM:B 1-~l orn!1l&" Worship Period. 111;40 WMAQ-Gooeral l.W1s ~ KYW-Loula Panico's OrdIiutN. "CF~udlo Program 7,15 WC}'I..-lfornlns ShU!f1~ WBBM_Mlele Nelson, beauty eh&t WAAF_Llve alctck martet S:GII 'W/lI.A~u"'<>L1 ProgTMII 7.30 WCFy,...... cheerlo; Insplratlonal talk and 10:45 WllBI-"Co-..clnued Stort..".. WENR-JUl and Judy. NBC WEN.R-Waldorl ~lrfl Room Orclt_ mu!'lc. NBC IOU Q-lIP8lc flupernsQl"8. NBC 1,55 WL8-W.... Vlcklanot's Book ...,. WlI.\Q-:\lornlng Worship tra, NBC l\-VW-"Toward a World eutt"re" 1:40 WSBe-Radlo Toll)' WBllll---Chrlstlan Science Cburcbes of WIBD-The Old Music Shop WUIIM....oCurrei:R ENe..ta. It V. Kalt_ illinois WJJD-WJJD Hostess 1:45 WON---Charlea Hudson, Jr" bortkdt'lll'lst born. CBS WLS--Iludcr's Tabernacle WMAQ-Smact OUt: M.ul.... aDd JIJ:n. NBC \fAAF_:'IIu ~lcal Calendar "CFL~rta RevIew by John O'Hara WL8-Walter Stelndel. PIa.no CoDcUl 11"1 BO-EH Op~ncrs WO£8-111lp!)y HIts WBDIII-Je.ne Carpenter. pianist W.\A),'_TlmB, TIl"ee "nd Topics WCFJ...-Jnmell Hamuton. tenor WJJU-HaI'PY 00 Ll>Cky Time: Art Un. 10:55 J..l.·~-rto$e Vanllerbosob, plnn!9t WAAF-Plnnoesque 1I"J.JD-soe ,,"nd Ed 11,00 WON-Happy Hank nnd Rusael N&l1IOb WcnI-Uook Worm WSBC-8tudlo Ensemble WGl\-Leonard Sall'o's Mall HOI W.E:sn-G. Ie. Cirel.. ; Grace Ellis. hoat· '" 1:5$ WL&-..>.frs. Chenl7Weth "C"eutul7 fit ...... UlnO-Stodlo Program 7:45 \\"11 .\ Q-Crea." of Wheal; JoUy BJU snd ess. NBC gre!l8". Talk Jane. NBC Wl! .lQ-The Merrlemen. NBC WON-WCN Rondolleu WO:N-Twlllgllt S~"IDphon:y Concert WlJllll-Old Dutcb Girl; newsy )ingles III WCPl,...... "'n Program WIDO-Publht Tbea.ter R.eIIOn.. WA.,ll-·-Jam.... HamlItQD, Barlto" WDD!I_Dorolhy Dn... 1s rhyme. CBS 2..00 WON_Tbe Garden Club of ~ :KYll'_Mel Stitzel at the Plano WI.S-;;leanlOOat BOl; children's prOG"ram WIBo-Arouoo the Home WCFL-Recltal MIniature b7 Otto lIImcII:e KT\I"-l'rudcnce Penny SIJ5 WENn...... 5klpvy: cblldren·. Pit. NBC W~rAQ-The Waltzers. NBC J...""YW_Rea: Maupin ACN 01. tbe- ...... Wl,s_"Qunker Early Birds;" Gene and WJJn--rnterstate Nurserle. WKAQ-Corlnnls Water Bon WIIIHf-"'ll1"IJ)erlal Imp". Freddie Ro... Glenn. NBC W,\AF-Rand Stand WDDM_Burnham's BeautJ Chat PIanist WOEs-...'le(od¥ Parade WCFf,-WCli'(. K\(ldle'S Aeroplane Club WLe-liomemaker'1I procram with JiIiarC,a In'W_Waldorl Orcbe9tra. NBC liYIV-The Re.:.1 George Wsllhln]ftDll WI.S-Phl! Coolr. the Qll:lker M~II.. NBC «, WCFI..-Mnrnlng Musicale 1fJJD-Cowltes9 Von .Baobelle ZI15 WlU.Q--MnsicaJ. Proeram 51)0 WlIA Q--standard Brand. Frog-ram. NBO WCrL-Jean lte.Gnon. ~ IVG.t:S--ln Old Vienna WA.Al"-World News Res>nrta WDBM-LoII8 Wolt Trtba D.-.III&&. C_ WIUO-Contra.ct Bridge r.e.- WBDM-DaUJ '!':tnes FIaIJbM Or~nd WGS-"'I'he Old Hymns" WID~tudlo Program WC FL-Io the MuII\c Room WDBM-Tony'~ Scrapbook. .AnthOny Woos, 11:25 WA.AF-Llve Stock Market WA,AF-'l'be Redheadi!d BlllllbboI WEYR-Alr Junlora CBS 11:'10 WGN_Palnted Dre&.ms; Spollllor.... _ WOlf_Rnth Wood MeJer .ad ~ en.t In'W_Uncle Bob WCFI..-Radlo Shoppers Cluh Mlckelberry Food Prod"ct./J 2,. Z," WON-Qur FrellhteDt. Data. WlJ , \Q-''T~ '0 the Morning" KYW-Dr. Copelaud; health t.!Ir. NBC 'lfGX_U!K:le Remua for Drome4a..,. )[YW-WomeD's Re... lew. NBC WI nO-lluslcal M~rry·Go Round WIIIIM_Kreme\ Singing Chef. CBB "AAF~S.I!"s\ea1 COlIoCert lI'lnO-Tb~ Peter PaD prOl:ralil WCFL-U, S. M&.rllle Baud. NBC! WL~H og Flash; weatber report; wlJD-Oarden Talk nlng POIIt Reporter WC.F L-organ RecltaJ; EMJ ~ aII4 WLII-Intenation3l Heat1nc Pf~; WA .\t'-Vanlty Fnlr Grace WllllOn Maple City Four: Jobtl. B_ WlllO-John Cerny at tblP. pilino WGP.s-JcsU"g JIOI!"les WE~R-B\acJr: and Gold Room Qrche __ WIlAQ--PubUc Schools Pr-ocr".­ S;4iS WaN-Little Qrphaa AMle; chOdre.... WBBM-'Chk>ilgo :Hiour playlet. NBC WO:l\-"'1'he Grand Old Hymns" NBC 11:35 W.IJIl-Young Mothers' Club WIDO-Ma.tlnee Melodles: Adr~. Ora "ENIt-LltUe Orphn .Annie; cblldrea'. Wl.s-1"h~ I'roduce .Market Reporter WAA~'-Bln MelodIes; Jive atock rnkt. 1l:45 lI'IBQ-Sport SUmmaf7 .Norlll&D RoM WDUlI_Backstage In Radio. CBS WJJD-Imnols Medical Society: Dr's tall!: 'ifLS-WatA;:b Your ~6C:bo V.. JJJ)...... Qrcbeslra Musk: 1\·)IAQ-~II,.acloo or Magnolia; FannIe May WUUM_Dally Times News Flaflll.. 21515 lfLII-Evenln&" Post RepOrt.r WOEe-:\Iodern Melodies Baldridge. NBC In DO-Bonded MotorIsts Seren.ad. ':DO WON-Dance Interlude WnS-ChilrUe White's Gym of the AIr WLS--Weather; Fruit an4 Vegetable l'flIAQ-Pop CoDCert. NBC 6100 WGN_Kellogg's Slngtac Lady. NBC KYW-:I-Irs. Blake's Column. NBC Ma~kets WBU"M~hIn .KlngIs. CBS W.:N K-lAlIt Minute Newa F'bw!IbeIt • W)U Q-0I&<.>n nil", Weather Report; WAA .i"-G3 ot. tbe .Air WMAQ-The Dsnce Maatera WOj.'L-lllnner MusIc WIIBlII-Lakeslde program 11:50 WGN-Good Health and Tra!nlng WL8-J1.IdIge Hc.OO;Y Horn&r, pafttkwll ta1t::: Wr.S-Sande of 'I'lme: Wm. V!ckiand; 11:55 WLe-Evenlng Poat Reporter WAAF-Tea Time Topic. WnnM_Henrl GcooroD'. Orchest-r. Ralph Emerson. organIst WMAQ-Thought for today. NBC WMDI_Book Table wlBQ-Captaln Don'. Radio Scouta WAAF-8lng and Sweep WIBo--&udlo program :KYlI'-Louis Panico'. Orobeatra \fG P.s-c'snary Club lfJJ o-Walt and. Herb; pjan.o aDd ""lIP 1fCFL-Trlpoll. Trio "CR\f-BIlJ'~rs GlIlde IfCFL_lluslcal Novelties o;:;;;;----;;c;;-;;----::;;"';::PC·~"-c::;::::::;,___-----13.15 KYW_Dr. Herman BUDdesen; beNtIa ~ 9:10 WMAQ-Muslcal Hod!(epndge
12:00 WGN ··Mld·daJ Services" WllBIf_Rhytlml lC\ng;!J, CBI!3 6115 "OoY-Harold Teen; comet1J stetcb. 9:15 WG"N-The Super Suds Girls; "Clara, Lu WDDM_.Amerlcan Medical Allsoclatloll WGN--&.ratford JobDsoo., ~: BIDIo& WF.NJI-Tastyeast Jeateu; Vocal TrIer, 'n' Em" NBC WMAQ-Prlncess Pat Beauty Talk AUea Hoft, contralto A: Mu-'o W... ver. NBC KYIV-Ro"e Vanderoos-ch. pianIst WL8-Pralrle Farmer Dlnnerbell. Pro- 1'I'I,8---Slloppers' Serv>ce-Anoe • a:a. WAAl'-&.Lnset Samt. WAAl-'_~rr9. Mnrgaret Dnrr; Food WJJD_Rocky Wolf",; sporh reel Economy Wf~O-Luncbeon MUlllcale WIUO-The Song Shop WGF.S--OHIc:IaI Race Result./J bJ .AJud... WIUQ-Ro-Ior· Bak Program WJJI>-Paul Rader's Couriers '12(1 WIIDI-Muslc CM Racing Reocord 9:20 WL$--Gene Autr~. Oklahom.a Yodelcr; WAAF_NOOn·tlme melodies; wuther ':25 Kl'W_ReJ: MaIJl)ID ACfl ot. u...... WBlIM-Jud!:"e H ....T7 Honer. poUdoai Anne and Sue; Tower TopIcs Time WClfl_Fnmlllar Melodles ,,)0 WEN&-The Lad07 N..rt n.x.-; ~. 9:)0 WGS-Board 0( Trade WMBI_Evangelilltic Service program.. NBC "MAQ-R"'. obert Simmon. a.nd Campb-ftA 1flJAQ_Onr Dally Food, Colonel GoO/l· 1TGES--Hushpuppy Corners WMAQ-The Woman'. Calellfk:r; .... Orchestra. NBC body. SBC 12.05 "BUM-Brooks aOO ROIftI; CrooDklg Hamilton J"-TW-"Blsqukk" Program C"o!onels. CBS WCFT.-Fay Carroll, POIIllkr I!"lnceor WIl B~I_Burnh"m Beauty Chat WMAQ-WMAQ Salon quartet WBDlII-Dorothy Dln1s WlIlO-Neysa'S ExercIse snd Diet }2.15 WlIlIll-Mlke ~nd Herman. CBS 'lfAA1'-Josell'h Cole, BarItone WGE:!i-The I'nlnt Box WClII-l"eoplc'lI Poet WIno-Radlo Gossip; EMle and Falllll!e W.A ,\ F-!'>Iornlog Varieties WGE8--f.(""h.e gmerald Isle CaVRIUIP!."tl WGN-Carl Hoctne. pianIst 12.25 WnU~I_Ou eat Artist Pr(Jf:ram. CBS K"YW-Rnse Vanderboseh. PIanIst 12:30 WGN_Rlt% Hotel Orchestra.. CBS ;1,40 WlfBY-Qospel Servfce In Greek WO~-organ Specialty liYIV-Don Pedro' .. Orchestra WAAF_World News R"i)Orte WBUM-Rlt News WLS--Llveatock Markets; Jim Pools ',4S Wl:N1l...... Jos"i!h Koestner ~ WMAQ-Board of Trade Wlll().-..o(;lant Finger of the Air WAA~'-World News Raporta WlUD-llelodlell WJJ.D--Farm News WON-"Plck of the Se"'lGII" KTW_Cblcago Ensemble; Harold Stokes' WCllI-Famillar Melodies WCF~ tudlo Program Orchestra. NBC WMAQ-~"""s Flashes, with WllXAP 3:50 WBDM_D. A.. R. program Wts--llrs. Blgsgy's BoardIng House, eklt 12:35 IVUB~I_~'arm ],~rollc. CB.. 3,55 Ky\V..... lobl1son Pl"1)g["an1 \fGES-Today In Musk 12:40 IVL8--The Noon·T!mers; Orchestra nnd 9:50 1I"MAQ---60101st. N'BC Variety Acts 4:00 IVUAQ-Wl>lA.Q Syn.Copa.tor~, and the 9:55 WHAQ-Publl.c Sclwols- Progralll 12:45 IfCFT..--l;o·arm and Poultry Talk Mclodlerij W.O> WGN_Tom, Dick and Harry WJJD--Varlety MusIc WlIDM-..\laurle Sball:,- iXews Wa.ut All Pcot;rUQ 7 ("OI':U... - CHICAGO - 316 M.toto,)

Harold Stokes, ace numerous song bits accordionist and con- .• , says he arranges ductor of the NBC his orchestra numbers studio orchestra .•• was in his slerp • , , works born twenty-seven years at a furious rate of speed ago in Nakomis, Ill. • , • . , • has a grand smile .•• went to Missouri University and is cur-razy about boats long enough to join the Harold Stoke. ••• just bought a thirty- Quadrangle Orchestra • • • eight foot cruiser to help then jumped into an engagement with while away the summer days •• , is LOOKING FOR A MANAGER? Paul Whiteman's Collegians as an 3C- married.,. and has a charming tbree­ Radio, like the prWe ring, bas its bra1n5- cordionist thue months later year-old daugbter named Nancy Ann ba.ck-of-1lhe-pu.nch lIl8.Ilager'S. Moot. of t.hem, played with Jean Koldkette's filDlOUS ••• hates detail work •• , so hires two because of bhe work involved, are unlike fight managers. They're considered a. more band. , , from there to Del Lampe and secretaries to take care of it for him, .. cultured, urbane 8ll'OUp. They are as mUM the Trianon Ballroom in Chicago ••• his ambition? •• , to lead a 100-piece "at home" in a. umwing ;room fIB in Uhe back Margaret Dorr is In charge of the Hom" he was Wayne King's room-mate in Symphony for one season .• ,and he'll Economics Department 101' WAAF. Her parlor of a spea,keasy. Wi1lh Ulem, vena­ Food Economy program each week-day tllity lIS a byword, end money Is a. pa.ssword. those days .• , later he jointd WGN 3S do it too. , • 'cause he's jusl tbat kind morning at 9:15 brings tempting new U's up to them to create the setting. Then, menus and tested recipes de>ligned to;> out steps their &ta.r, Slnoo we're always studio orchestra leader •• has composed of a fellow ••• see? make the housewlte'a tood dollur do Ita looidng at all angles in radio, I thought we utmcst. mlglht t.ake a peek at a few of the stArs and their situation-setting, money-collect- • "It's Blue Valley TIm,," Introduces _ 'l1be Natianal BroadOMtlDg OlInpany 011s Arnheim a.nd his orchestra, heard brilliant quarter-hour wllh nn ol'chestra 1ng managers. selected the ~a of Charlie Agne.,.., as regu)a.rly ova- WBBM and the Columbia. under the direction ot Adolnh Dumont. the out:standing NBC band. In tile city ()! network, leave the Cafe Williter Garden, Miss Alice Mock, soprano, wI!! sing, Nor­ • • • ChJoago, to play on the Buddy Rosera DecU- Obicago, on April 14, with Isham Jones and man Brokenshlre does the Ilnnouncing, One of the most recent adventures into ca.tory Program laat Monday evening. DDt- his OI"cher>tra substituting far a. two weeks' The program features musical mwster­ the land of bright, b:t1ght ~ is BID&' standing NBC orchestras 1'rom. 1Ihe lea.ding e:oeqement, Anlheim will re-open aga.in pieces ranging from the worlts or Ricbard Wagner to the latest Broadway shows. t'Tosby. He'S the lad witlh the sunk:ist ton- cit!e6 of the Ullited States lII"Eft heard on 1n 0h.100g0 OIl May 19th at Sam Hare's and is hea,.j daily eltcel>t Sundsy at slls who'd :ra.tber have ~ than gmpe- t.h1I; special p;ogram. iIWllllleI' place, The Dells, and will again be 11:30 a. m, "Blue Vallc}' Tlmc" is spon_ fruit. Bing's l:lSgest $hare-bolder is R.oge$' • • • bealrd over the Columbia network. sponsored by the Blue Valley C"eamery Ma:rchetU, a Califomla legalite, Aoocxrding * * * Company. to the late stufl', tlhe two &ore gJa.rmg lilt each Word. comee !rom Hollywood .w Ted other, Marc.hettl receives alxJut 20 pet' cent pjor1to, 0h1cag0'& famous song wr:I.ter lIIld Wayne King and Ih.is orohestra lett Chi­ The first In a series or ol'irdnal dra_ of all !Ihe Crooby oollections, and the 1r!ted oruhestra. leader, is mtUd.ng • dec\oded lUt; at cago 1n a special train for their Eastern matic sketches wilt be hC::lrd Sunday Bing wants to make a fl.llIal sel;tlemeo.t. '!he the Flrolics, smart llilg'bt club pa1ron1zed by tour Ia6t Sunday night. Wayne had to April 3, at 3:30 p. ffi .. fenturlnr: th!! newly duo originaJIy hooked up when 1Ihe 18,WYeT the movie sta.m Ted a.nd b1s orobestra are forego pl£ns to fly East because of the work organized WAAF Plnycrs. It ia cntltled from. Don dJa1n "The Ghost Voice." Carleton Guy, who negot1a.ted Orooby's release his _t heard nlghtly over the Lee of lncldent. to b1s tow- which lIe will take ca:re has achieved radio tame throu~h his cre­ coo.st con-ilra.cts la:st yea;r. 'lbe pe:roentege Paclfic coast stations. The FroUo6, fom!erly 01 whUe traveling in the private car, ation of the "Hooslel' Phllo20p!1(.l'·." will II,rrangeme:nt was decided upon as tlhe tuture George OJ.sem.'s ~t clllb, Ie looat.ed at * * * write and produce the drama!', Lucille form of payment. B:iiDg feels that tbJ& is Culver City, C8l1forn1a., noor the K-G-M OOOn-Sa.nd.e:rs' campaign for tale presl- Fischer und Hal Koehlel' piny teading unla.ir now inasmuch M he does all h1a own studios.. dentIaJ. nominations on bo'th the Republican roles. bargaJn ba.ttUng in the east while Marobett1 • * * aDd Democratic ticket.s ha.s been taken up A drsmaUzation ot an original slory by rema.ins on the west coast. by Detroit newspapers, where the famous Belen Bates, the Ann ot Jud~' and Ann's * • * Henry rues, nationally famous radio Jazz «c.be8tra Js pla~ an engagement at the Theater, wi!! be tcatured on "Vednesday n:ta.esbro, wllo6e brllUa.nt. 1DImpreta.tian& of Book-Ca.diUac Hotel. One columnbt wrote April 6, In this popula)' chikh'en'~ prO-: One of the closest sto;r-~ pari.ner­ tile cla:;.sIca a.s well W'I sympboDfc lIn1I.Dge- a pla.tfOll'lJl far Joe and Ooonie. gram. It is ('ntttled "The Clock Shop." The time is 4:30 p, m, ships was that of Paul Wblteman and ments or popUla.r tunes hIM made bIm a * * * Ja.mes F. Gillespie. 'Ilhe two were a.ssocla.ted favorite over WLW. CincJnnatl, ~ ~e Jules C. Stein, president of Music Cor­ In resJ)Onse to requests t"om many lis­ for many yea;rs with Gllloopie II'Lil'l'!lIlg\ for radio networks, has aIgned .. co.ntract With J)O:I'8.tlon of America, returns to Ohlcago teners Obadiah Quackenbullh, the Hoo­ all the book:\ll:JgS, contracts and publicity. MU&lc OOrpom,tkm of AJ:nedca. aDd WIll go next week after a s"c: weeks' European tour Bler Philosopher, will be heard at 6:00 'J1h.eLr spIlt-up a.t about the time of White­ en tour under MCA management lIIIhen he dllrtng which Ume he visited. the music p, m.,.begln!lln~ Sunday, Anril 3. During man's ~e to Margaret IJvloptoD completes his present engagem.eot at the oeDters of COntinental Europe, thc wmter months Uncle Obaui"h's "news and views" have been heard [rom 1:00 <:au.sed a great deal or COl1l.'Dl6D.t. There was Gibooo. Hotel in 01ncinna.t1. Henry T!leis * * * to 1:15. no ~t obvious lilt the .surface, and his f&mOllS orahe&tra. oriSIlDated in De- but the split was definite . , ,1lnal. Moo.n­ troit l:n 1921. Flrom Detroit, Theis IMld b1s Plve hundred. newspapers tMoughout the Bm Baar's "Blta or Life" Is one ot tb. While Gillespie ha.s hitched anaIlher star. arohestra Trent to CiIlclnna.tl., Where 1bey Dation C!M'rled pictures and stories about mcst appealing dramas on the air. Th" He's ms..naging Ferde Grote, ta.mous com­ opened the Dream. Garden of Castle!'ann& Wa,yne King's marriage, according to press old-fwshioned Grandma and Grandpa and were a tremendous hU, The orcbestra clippings received by 1:ib.e Press Relations Burton dealing with the nlodern prob­ poser and fanner a.:rra.nger fm Paul White­ lems of today in raising Ihpir grandson man. In his explmtation of Grote, Gillespie .started broadca.5t1ng aver WLW. ""!be Na- Department of Music Corporation of ADler­ ttQn's Statlan,~ and from then on became lea.. 'Ille et.ory wa.s ca.rrted on the Asso­ Bobby, form the nucleus of this sketch has made two outst.a.nd!ng ttlrust.s undoubt­ which contains humOI', drllma. and phH_ edly c:lIrected at Whiteman. Number one a na.UonaJ. figure W'I :radio en1.erta.l.nerL elated 1're;o;$ and Uruted. Press wires, and pJctures dIst.r1buted by all the na.tional pic­ osophy, Thousands ot listeners enjoy :Is in the not-so-subtile billing of Grofe. He "Bits ot Life" 80 cleverly w"itten and ture services. Two hundred messages of caJls him "TIle Ghost Writer of Jazz." Since • • • played by Bm Baar, who portrays ali he has ruways been IIflSOCiated with White­ Thousands of Mdio li8teners Who heard congratulations were received at the ''Waltz the cbaracters. This teaturc Is heard at the Penru!oil progmm last Stmda.y night did King's" home in Highland Park, ill, 9:45 a.. m, each Sunday, Wellnesday and man as !h1s c:hlef a.t'I'8,1lfl:~, ,the mea.nlng is Friday, not hard to gl!Up, Number two wa.s in the not know t.ha.t Harry 8oImik, ~ di­ • • • New York canoe.rt g,lven for the benetl.t of rect«, was BUflerIng :flrom flu, running Q Ohairlle Agnew and his Edgewater Beach The Rehberg Sisters, Il'mn and Esther the unemployed. musician8.. Whiteman was temperature, and had 1.0 be taken borne in Hotel Orohestre. have been auditioning a :loin their voices In a dellghttul ('!Uarte~ plaIming a con(J(':I"t with Rudy Vallee ft,S an an ambulance following the broodeast. It trio of tbree Uttle llinois oo-ed.s who were bour of harmonies at 4:(1) p. m., Sunday, associate guest conductor, but GroCe and was one of those "behind. the scenes" inci­ di&oovered. by "Tweet" Hogan formedy of Aprii 3. Their program will inClude Gillespie stole a march on rbhe Jazz King dents where the theatrical slogan, "the sbow the Drake Hotel, while he was on tour, They "Trees" by Kilmer, "Parade ot the must go on," again asserted Itself. Sosnlk known ''The Three and Wooden Soldiers" by Jessel, "Somewhere and took all the punch out of the well­ are as Little Girls," & Voice Is Calling" by T:lte, "By the planned WlUtana.n publi<:1ty-wallop, Is: recovering and wUl aga.ln lead his or­ 'theE' style is not much unlike the hannony Wttlers ot Minnetonka" by Lieurance, and chestra. next; Sunc1ay nJght, of the BoowelI Sisters, "At the End ot a Cobblestone Road" by • • • Bourke. Jules C, Stein, M. D., probably takes rnnk 1------;------­ with t.he foremost in the mana.gerdal field, Tbe Goldenrod Revue IIponsored by the W>hen he :first began, orchestra manage­ Richman-In Person ew York Symphon Goldenrod lee Cream Company and fea_ N Y tUring thirty minutes of aparkllng mel~ ment was 3Ill avocation, only to be dabbled • ody teaturlng the Redheaded Bluebird with while he prn.cticoed medicine , .. and • Compositions by Elgar, Tschaikov- the Mystery Four Quartet, and Estelle :poored througih ophthalmoscopes, Eyeing Harry Richman, personable stage BarneS', pianist, will bo heard Sunday the futW'e ca.refull3r, he saw greater poo:;l_ and screen star, will appear with Ed sky, Dvorak, and Wagner will be in- morning, April 3, from 11:00 to 11:30. bHltles in the orc:hestm field. He deserted eluded in the program to be broadcast ,Joseph Belland's rlcll ba,'Hone will be push buttons fot' batons and left opernt.ing Sullivan, Broadway columnist, on the tables for bandstands. Sts.rrtlng with CooD­ by the New York Philharmonic-Sym- heard at 3:30 April 8, .IIlngin!(' "The Blind Gerardine program to be broadcast this Ploughman" by Clarke, and "Dio POB- Sanders and Guy Lombardo, two of radio's ponyh 0 rchestra this Sunday from sente" by Gounod, the latter In Italian. first bands, his influence has spread beyond, Tuesday over the CBS chain at 7:"'5 2:00 to 4:00 p. m. over tbe Columbia On April 9, Mr. Beiland wI!! Include In his Anu>ng tbe many whose destinies are gUkled program, "Duna" by Josephine McGlll, through contractual stimulus are Wayne p. m. Accompanied by Jack Berger's network, Sir Tbomas Beecham will "'NIna" by Pergolesl (In ItaHan), and Kia.;', Ted Weems,. Gus Anlheim, Horace Orchestra, Richman will present song conduct and Mishel Piastro, concert- ~~~ICII Wakefield Cadman's "At DaWD­ Heldt and others, RePOrted 1930-31 net hits with whicb he has been identified master of the orchestra, will be the profit of the Musi<: COrporation of America I-='::::'---,~--,~~~~-~-~~~- (managerial booking company headed. by on the stage and in the films, solo violinist. Subscribe To Radio Guide! ! ! Stein) is $450,000. Local aUllet WGN. Local outl" WGN. I Year $2.00-.6 Months $1.25 8 PROGRAMS FOR MONDAY [Continued]

P. M. WUD-Internatlonal Buckle Bustera 1fBBM_Boht. Burllll' Panatela: Ou]' WCFL-Dee Lurya, Soprano and WCFL orcl!e~tr"'- WGE~oderll Ma.r~ Lombardo's CBS Orcheslra (i:lS KYW Teaberry Sports Rel'lOrter 7:35 lVCFL-Bulletln Board Labor Flashell WGK-'1'he Mcmarch Melody Man, tor W_E'Nn-Prlnce Albert QUarter Hour: 6:)0 WENR--5tebbin.s Bayll; Swlft'lf PrO&ram. MOMrch Finer Foods Allee JOY, conll'a!to, NBC 7145 WO N-The Gloom Chasers; Colonel KBC Stoopnagle lLDd Budd. NBC WC}'L-BuUd!ng nnd Loall Assoclatlon "tuO-Judge John H. Lyle. DQlitlcaJ talll: WGX_C:a~y ACI>8. CBS WCFL-WCFL Orcl>e lIItllnllLu.:-I Revue, CBS ' : 15 WU IO-Eddle South's Orchestra Hansoll XYtf_Don Pedro's Orch.,,,tra WMAQ-Atllllltlc lLDd P a ctfic Gypsl... ; WGN-'l'omorrOW'1I TrIbane­ " l BO-Cafe de Alex Orchestra WJJD--Howatd 1... Peterson, Orca. Harry Horllcll:'l1 orctlelltta ; FrIUllr XYW-Ru MaupW. Aces oL the Air .h.lW-Padded Fisu WGJo;!l-Romance. Melodlee Parker, tenor, NBC 1fCR W-W!ndy and $vel!, Corned]' 9kJt 1ll'45 WON-Cart Moore'a orchestra WCnW-Musical Program 1fLS-Maytae Orchestra; Clar e llc . Wheeler, director, NBC WCF L-Adull Educatloll CouocD WMAQ_DX Cluh WI UO-I\.. "'5 or the Day WC}'L--Eddy HaMOO aD Muslca! Program II'MAQ-Ted Cook'~ OrcJ>e.stra WG::ee's Orch,; ml:ccd chorue.. NBC Orchelltra WSBC-Jerry SulIlv .. n: Song S(>eclsl WI RO-Caf~ de Alex Orchestra In'W_I·'ClOdt",..n P(jll~ Re,-ue W~Uq-B111 the Barber. NBC WlIIIM-Myrt and lIsrs_; Clr&IIIIIUC WCFL-Barton Organ .Re-cllal by E Us; BroolCeau, BarItone KYW-Teaberr)' Sports Reporter; The U:OO W.t:NR-Ear] Hines' Orchestra \UI.\Q-The \-o!ce ot F!restone: Law­ Globe Trotter 1,;YW-Lou!l; PBnlco's Orcbe"'ra renCt Tibbett. I>3dtone. NBC wnU31-J. n. and Mae; comedy seript 1nllU-Mldnlght Musical Itour WI,!'I--Uenth Yal;ey Da.y9; dramatiMtlon. KYW-Un,gu~nUa. Proeram WIUO-COllcerl Musical. 'lfMAQ-Jlmmy Garrigan's Orchestra ;>;BC 9:00 WENR.--New Natlollal RaMo Forum. 10:15 \lG N_MaxweU HOWHo Tune Bleoders, U:15 WESII-Don PeIs Orchestr. 1'I'('I' t ._Hal'rr Scheck. talk NEC CBS 12:'0 WMAQ-Maurle Shermlln'~ Orchestra WIl I O-Jnme~ Slml'Rnn, Jr, W}L\{j-Canadn Dry Program; Stor ies WM AQ_Dan aJld. Sylvia. 12:45 \U IDM--Johllny ~rnltland'! Orcbestra .K n l'-I'lIr~s nog-nun ot NorU,weBt Moullted Pollce.. NBC X l'W-Lea Smau. pOiIUcal ta!k 1:00 PROGRAMS FOR TUESDAY, APRIL 5

WGES-,Mornllll' Mus.lca'" A. M . WGJ.:S-n...nce Diltlee WIIB I-Parent3' Bthle Story Ho\lt 8 :)5 lnIAQ __'lus\ca1 Hodt!:et><>dl:e WB BlI-U, S. N""VT Baad. CBS WENR-:\Iarket Report3 Sunrise Iiour ~' L S-Produee Market Report6r 6,00 lI C t 'l 10115 W(lK-Margaret Willmaa. Contralto WJJD-NelgbhQrbood Goul(> WJ,S-WLS Smile a While with Ralph and 11: 45 WGN-Tom Blanchard'lI Show W AAl!'-Estell~ &rnea, pianll"t H,' WHAQ-ltllt les ot Magnolia; Fanol. WIIlAQ-Rhytlmt Raroblen : Har o l d Wt\ AF_Farm Folks Hour May BaldrIdge, NBC Stokea' Orcbcstr a. NBC I D:2O WENR-Blautu!ts En"""ble, -"BC 6:25 WJ.s--io'ruit and Yeget!1l>le Produce Re­ WLs--A, and p, P"ogrnm; Our Da1iJ' I------­ 10 :3(1 WGN-Dlgest ot th .. Newa p~rt I"ood; Colonel Goodbody, NBC KYW-Frunces IlIG"rSlU; buuty tallr, 6,30 WllI0-l:ncle John alld bls Family W C ~ ' ] ._Radlo Shoppers Club NBC WLS--Cumberland Ridge RunnH" IlAA "" -Org"" Melodies; LIve Siock 1.h.r_ ROCKY WOLFE WllAQ-Bosra Of Trad. 6:45 1fI,S-Rah>I, Emerson. Org-an NO"eIUes 6:SS WUBlJ_I"arm InIormstloll WGE8--SilHr." Llnlrc WENE_Our City; clvlc lalll: WI,S-Jun:>:"" iOeed Talk 9,00 WGK-Cbarlle I'¥nlte'8 Gym at 'the Atr WBBM-Food Talks 7:00 WCn.-Qn til" 5:1'5; Landt TrIo and K nf_~lra. Blske's Colullltl. NBC WI nO-News ot the D8]' \\1,lIe. "orrs~ and ""tier. N Be WI.8-Varlety Artlsts WJJD--Studlo Program lflL\Q-Tune Time "flBM_Home Com(>llilioll Shopper WB Illt-~Iornicg Exercises WltAQ-Tra,'el lalk If AA.F-Tbe FIresIde Phllosopher .K \ '\l-,\lar~haL Field &. CO.'s MusIcal \fAA ~'-Sinl': and Sweep WGR5--Around the World Clock WG Es-Qrltnnta"d WM BI-Muslc WJJD-"'Iernalional Buckle Ruaten 9,10 lI'l1AQ-:\Iualcal Hodgepodge WI,S-Wilhur and Ezra; comedy sklt 9:15 WON-Clara. Lu 'n' Em: The Super Suds 10:35 WENB--Archer Olhson, Orgal,lst, NBO II' ,\ ,\ ..."_Tune,;.hoppe Girls. NeC 10 : 40 WlIAQ-General MIlls .Program WC.IIW-~Iuskal Breaklast KYIf_Tlle 'lIIllk l~oun&tlon, Dr, Hermall 10:45 WRND-JUl and Judy; Joyous Ad'e.... IYMtl l_)lornlng Worship Period A!. Bunuesen ture.. , NBC WMAQ-B!Gnnla\ Mu~lc Su(>ervlsor's 7 : 15 W C}"l.-~lornlog Shullle WAA J.'-~!rs, Mm'garct Dorr, Food Enoll- eo.. ference, NBC \n,S-R~dcr's Ol>~i>el Tahernacl. om, 7,30 \l MAQ-~!ornlng \\'orshlp WB IIM-Bo Peep nnd Her Boy Frle-nds Wn nM-Evarut l"ur Fnsbloll Parall .. WGN-J,conat'd Salvo's Mall Box WG'}:S-Cntlary Concert WinO-Old l\lu~l" ShOJ) \fCj,'L-Cheerio; InSlllralLonal talk alld WIIIO-Kolor-Bsk Program K l"W-Roae Vsnderboa<:h, Planlst mu"k, "BC 9:20 \\'J.s--Gene Autry; Okl"hQma Yodeler WJJ1)-WJJD Hosten WB1lM_Christian Selence Clmrchu of 9:30 WON-Board of Trade; Carl HoettIe, WAAF-Muslcal Calendar Illinois (>lanlst \\'0 ~:S-Rhyme snd Rhytlvn WI IIO_Eye Opellers Wl1AQ-Our Dally Food; Colollel Good- 10,55 WMBI-Misslonary Address WAAI'_Tlllle, Tunes and Topka body, l'>BC 11,00 lVRN-HAnk !larrlngtoll's Musical Va.... IYJJD--Ilalll»)' Go Lucky 1'1100, Art Llnlel< WBIHf-Burnlur.m's Beauty Chat eUes WMAQ-Cn3m ot Whent: Jolly Bll! and W1 Bo-:-;ey8Jt'S Ezerelse aod Diet WlIAQ-The Merrle,Mell; male quarlet. Jalle, !'BC KYII'_"Bl>QuICk" Program NeC w r,S-"Stesmhoal Bm" \yAA F_ltlornlng VarIetIes WCFL-Jszz Program WRU:\I-Brad ar.d AI CBS WLS-Towlr Topics; Alllle k Su" I'r ENR-General EI~ctrlc Home Circle: 15, 00 WLs--Quaker Earl), Bir~s; Cene alld 9,35 Kl'W-Gartlcld Pk, Gnnlell Pres-ram Theodore Webb, barItone; organ. NSO CIe"n, !'BC 9:45 WL s---'l'he ,\!'kn"~ .. Wood ChQpper WHHIII_Dorothy Davis WII! ,\ q-r:"i\'H_"lIy ot Chlcab'O-"Amer. II':\I, ~ Q--.slu\ane Club WO N-Organ Specially WA A ~"-'~1~at n.c,ell'es; Bandsta.nd WlI lIlII-'lIJusical Gems If) n O-Dr, Olin tbe Melody Mall WGJo'8-RIId1o flcsdllnors IfAA F-BH of E"erl'tbinS WO ES-"oda)' In .Music ' 1 1ll~ }JopUl3r W';';U sporLS 3n- 11,15 WEN R-Pat Bnrnee io PerSOll; imper­ wn J;5--)fusical Toasts 10,00 \I'GN-Tom. Dick and !larry nouncer has persistantiy evaded all sonations. NBC 8,15 ,",S-Phil Cook. the Quaker Mall. NBC Wl llo-Preston Sellers lit the organ KYW_The Real George Washi"l;ton NBC' W C.t· l..--~ornio&, Musicale K YlI'_ ~lrs. A. .If, Goudlss; cooli.ttl,l; IeS· attempts of photographers to lI'MA Q-Beautiful Thoughts; Chuck. RaJ' lI'GX-)1"lodr Parade; \,ino('nt Sorer, sona. !..:BC and Gene: I rma Glen, orsanlll't. NBC Conductor, ces I'I'lIAQ-Publlc Schonls Program "shoot" him. but was finally corn- lI'J B()-.-Spanl"h I..es80n8 WGES-Waltz Dreams 1I' CF1.-Forelgn Recol'lllrt&'s ered, with the above result, WJm--counteSll Von Bacbell. .... \'iJ J D-:\Iary Alden: ~ome ~/lI: WAAF_World New. Reporta ~ ~ ~~~,;:~;~~, bo""ehQld blot. WLS-Llvestol'''' Markets; Jim Poole W BBM_Tune~111Itllll W( BO-}lD~ical Merrr·Go.Hound Pou try Marllet I'HBO_Arctlc Fur Program WLS-E"elling Post R~porte r j hOC llaabj WAA }'--SOng~ ot the Islallds " 'lIl1M-8torles of Ihe Living Great CBS WGE8-Curtaln Call~ .... eatber report WS lIC_Home Uoure KYW-HouschoJd lost1tute; drama.. NBC 11:25 WAA}'-L!ve Slc<'k ~lul' k'" WA.A)'_ V ... oit)· .\<'alr WGllS-Tlmel.. Tunc. WC t ' L-VS!'!ety J:'ru; ram WI1l 0-1k~u"~"' '; '' 9 PI'\NEER SAXOPHONIST The Goofy Boys In Radio By LEMUEL Q. STOOPNAGLE

F It hadn't been roc the Goofy Boys, this Dan Baxter is a fiend in human cloth­ column would never have been printed. ing. Brought up amidst wealth and lux­ I Goodness knowS we bave to blame it on ury, for some reason or other, he has some one! tumed to petty pestering and picayune Well, anyway. the Goofy Boys - Torn, cllS.'lledIress for his pleasure. Well, let's take Sam and Dlck-a.re In radio. And what a a weeny peek through th06e curtains in whale of a dandy. peachy time they are Dan Baxter's home and see Just what this having, tool Tom, the older of the three, rascal Is up ro now. I think that'll sort and, therefore, the one who has to shave or be fun, in a smaJl way, don't you? most often, Is In charge of radio station Here we are at the house. Let's draw WHEE, and hl5 brothers, sam, the fun­ aside the curtains. What? Dan Baxter loving Goofy, and DIck, the yo~ of not t.bere? That spoils the whole Idea. I

Clyde Doerr, director of his own octet heard each Sunday over NBC net­ works from New York, who is the man responsible for having starled the saxophone on its way to popularity in New York. Doerr's act In the Ziegfeld Follies of 1919 caused a furore on Broadway.

IltUff. In fact, I am pcrson.ally f(lr gardlng a program which we a.re all~d to ... have put on the air?" comrnerc1al announcements." COL. STOOPNAGLE AND BUDD "1 don't care what you sa.y, Tom," re­ "Yes, Thomas," replied !,he operator, who pDed Sam, Wlth ibis characteristic smile, had known Tom ever sln~e he was a little the three laddles, are announcen, pr0- had in mind. dam it. Now, we'll have to boy In Lord Fauntleroy suiL... duction men, electric.lans and what-not. rel.um you 10 our at.udfos, where Tom -"I am for more singing and stuff and less "Well, U1en. jf that·s the C3Jle. I guess we But there are slnister influencoo a foot 0001Y and his two brotllm'8 have flnlahed commercial announcements. What do Y(lU say, Dick?" must have been on the air," philosophised Itt WHEE. You gues.sed.-bye. "Goon­ . and ree. Yoo, that'll save cab fare. merelal a.tm(luncements ADd }ess sIns1ng :rece1v111lg uteraUy hundreds of cal1s re- bye."

STUDIO MIKE An Empty Mug - j

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10 PROGRAMS FOR TUESDAY [Continued]

A.M. 2:45 w.AQ-WMAQ Syncopaw,.. WMAQ--Ca~H Soup Program. NBC WCIIT-:\fell T...... ,hers Union WGN-Lawrence &llerno and RondoUera WG !;!)--Orrld,,1 Rllce Results b;-' Amerl- WIUO-Publil: Thentre Heporter wt.. 11,,. WON_Painted Dreams: SpolUlored b,. WCFL-U. S. Army Band, N'BC can R~rlng Record Leon Adrlen'8 Orehestra Mlcll;elberry WSBC-Jerry 5011)l'an; Song Special WlIlI,lI_The Mills Brolhers, CBS WCRW-Sludlo Program WC},'L-Bartotl OrpJI ReelW br Bddy 2:50 WMAQ-Prlnoeaa ht Beauty Talk WJJIl-Sllorts Heel; Rocky Wolrc 9:45 WOIlM_Y,yrt and Marge; dramaU. WAA 'F-Suaset Salut.. Haoson 2:55 WMAQ-WlrIAQ: SyncopAtors sketch. CBS WllIlM-"The :\JidDay Bath Club", CBS 6:25 KYIY-Teabercy Sports Reporter liYW-Blue YDlely Time WEND-l-Some Service WL8-E"elllng Post Reporter WCIlI-studio Pari)' 3100 WON-MUdred Waterman. aopr8llO 6:30 Wl-:NR-Stebblus Boys: SWlft·r.1Jrosram, KYW-!-'arm and Home Hour. NBC I\'G'N-:'lareh Intulude WllUQ-Adult Education Council NBC WIID-Yonne; Mothers' Club Wl111M_Rhythm KJng-s. CBS WG N_Tomorrow'S Tribune WAAt'-Blue Valley Time WIIB-'l_Rlchman Bros_ Program, Sylvia WI,UO-JOhn Cerny at the plano Frons. CBS '''' WIBO-Cat.. de Ale-:>< Orchestra WinO-Peter Pan Program h."Tlt'-Reo: M.aupln Aces of the Air 10:00 WCBW-J93eI>blne PrOl\'ram. Musial WUN-Palmer House Ensemble WGX--,\fuskal Fanla.!!ll~ .. WL8--Wlllllr and Ezra, oomeII'a Orohestr.. tlamUton 1fJIAQ-Bl'!rt Foodos Program. NBC "CFL-WCFL Orchestra WllBM-DoroU1)' na\"iII P.M. \UJD-Howard 1.. Peterson. Orsaa\8L "G!OI-=:amel Quarter Hour; Mort_ WI DO-Radio Ooulp; Eddie and FaDnle 6:515 WMAQ-War Herald Downey; _\.. ,lVona; R~n.al'd'& 01'<:11- u:oo WON Mid-Day Se ....1ces CS"unaul\:h .... tra.. ClIS lfOS-'l"t\e Ba.th Club; Intervie"s; Bar_ lI' III1&I_The Crinoline GirL CBS TH' t'L-Trlpoli Trio 7:00 WMAQ-Elgln time fI1gna!,,; Weather r+- W:HAQ-W.\IAQ Salon Quartet 1\".IAF_P"t Host~r; Irlsb tenor han Maure!, eODlraJto: mala Quartet; ports; Danc6 Masten WIDo-Luncbeon MusIcale WJllU-SwedlllIion l'oU NBC WLS-Pr alrl~ Farmer OlnnerbeD Proc· !:~ WE~Il-Our ChUdreD WMAQ-Judge Hornu; political talk WCl-'L-Merry Oar4ell BaUrooro Or~ \\J.j n_p~ul Rader's CourlHB W,\At'-World ncw.. repUTa 'ffL8-'ierma.n'.. Orcb.egtra W r 1I0_W01. H. Malone, polltlcal ta!k WCI'L_The I:o'8ir pres~nt8 the JuDior 7:15 WUN-Abe Lymn.n'a orcnestra; '"'''''' I,". '00 l'iCFL-Bartoll OrcaD Recital by Ed,. WI; t:S--SCh'.".}1 Days F",ler~Uon Club Product~ Program. CBS 12,25 WII IIlI-Down the CouDlry Roall WIIJJM_II'm. II. ~ralonll, politlee1 talJc: 1'\'CFL-Talk by Joe Grein: city s ... ""_. W1IAQ-ITed COOok's Orche.rtra. 12:30 WOIll'_Snvoy PI!l23 Orch... ~Irl\. cas K\' W-KIIOW YourseV. NBC W.TJ'D-W.fm Concert Prop-am WI.S-LlH ~to('k Markets: ,:1m POOle W_\A V_Plano novelties; Jimmy Kosak WIlAQ-A Half Hour with the llut... "E:NB-J!)rnie Paln"«Jul~t'a Orehestra. NBC WJJD-I>'lIrm Talk l\"IIlO-~ orth Sbore Cburch Program W6E8-Popula.r Arru.t. 4:10 WGS-Leon BezldlUdly, planlet )(Tlf-Don Pedro'lt Orcbeatra Kl W-Don .Pwro's Orch,~lr3. NBC 7 ... "O:N-Kate Smith and h= 4:15 Il'UBlI_Foodtown Kitchens s.ru. ... "J BO-Eddl~ ~th·. Urchestra \\JI,\Q-X ~ws Flashes, wltb wax,l.P La PaliDa.. CBS Wll1O--Gbnt Pin~ .. r of Ih~ AIr \I E~ It--al~nn Sisters. NBC Ir1'!'-Trae Story Hour; ltIu-y U>d Bob, WON-Ted Weern'. Orebeatr~ II"C/lI_Famt:iar Melodic .. IT .'A.'-!'' o~eleUu NBC WnBB-Around the Town; GeDd:-", 12,35 \V.uII:'oJ-The Gad A BOUls. CBS "}' I\'_Rex AI~upln Aees of th6 AIr 1fl,~hor-r Pf'OC!"am. CBS ArILhetm, Parbam aoo RuaRo's OrcJo.e. 12:40 \\"I,!l--The :\'l)('n·TtmerG: Orcheslra nnd ':20 lTBBAI_Daily Tlmea Ne..... wCFL-WCFL Orcbestra 4,3(1 \I"fl:\-Jule", Grandlll., ilLrlwIH! ,= Varlety ACIs "JJD-Inlernatlonal Buckle Buat6U WI.BO----Cale i5e AI"", Orehestra 12,45 WIIII~I_J." '" Stock M~rkct Ass'Jl CBS WEXlI--Old Pappy; Negro impersona­ "O~8-80og" ot Llthaa.nl& lfSllC-Jerry Sum"an; Sone Speelal WC}'I.-Farm Talk lion~. NBC WE~B-8e}'lDOUr Simon Orchestra. NBC! lI".I.lll-l' ~~:er ior Govern"r. tntl< \\·III1~I-)l o\'le Stars Revue, CBS 7:. WUN-Gerardin.e Pcogram; Thrll1erlt. CBS WCFL-Groon Mills Ballroom Orchestra WJI ,IQ-\':)!.-IQ S310n Qu~rlet \nl ,\Q-I':'I ~1nan\ary Spanl!!h, Dr, Carlotl KYW-CharUe Agnew'" Orchestra 1:00 11'1;:-;_.,\1 an Gro'nt. plnnl,', C3~t!l10 "1,8-Slat~rs 01 the SklUet; Eut and lI"ltI"Q_Lum ar,d Allner XI3C Wf'Fl,...... !'-<'hool Tescht!r8 Talll: DnmII;6. NBC WMAQ-Jhnmy Oarr!&sn's Orcbest.. a WlBO-Eddle South's OrChestra WllIIM-.'''m ~ 'minD {'il;' 1'; I DO-Dusk Drealllll "MAQ-Howard VlDeellt O·Br1Mr.; WCn.-)lerry ~I~dc~ps. :-:DC \\ _\ ,\ .'_f'hlld'·en',. Program; BeZ'1llce Streak BooIui" 11:45 lTO:N--cul Monre, HerbIe Kay and Art 11"I1I{}-:-" .,,,,s of the D3) .Jos~)h "CFt-Bulletla .Board. LAbor :rIaaIr... Ka!;~erB Orehestru "UD-Art 'lVrld:>l. ...._ II 1.8-A\·,·ry Brunda~e. J><>Iltkal taMr. WJJ'p-)looseheart ChLldrell WlIAQ---!oIaurte SherllllUl's Orcbestra 1\\'W_)I_1 Stitzel at the 1'1:100 4:45 WGS-O" er al the lIonpera .... WON-Be'!. Benle's Blue U:OO WENR-Earl HmM' Orchestra W,\ \ ~'-)L 1"N)rl"t EV:IIIcelLstJe Hoor WCIJI-J.' ''IT.cU.~ D~nce Orchestruo We' t" L-Studlo PrOgram D~1IIt RehearsalL J."BC w:KAQ-J1mmy GlTr!&an'a Orehestra l'I'JJIJ.-"I ~'n ttreet CTu~~der \I".\'\ V-Waltz Time WLIl-MaslcaJ Mapzine; Fred HuflRllhb, WE~"lI:_Don Peelro aDd hla Orcbesl .... 12:45 1,15 lH;~_I,' r!c T.-io and i\11~n Grant 5:00 \\'GS_T,,1Ilght Sympl>ony C'oJlCert tellOr. NBC lOIAQ-,llaurle Sberma', Orebestra. '"''1:00 \\',"!,\(j-WJIAQ Salon Quartet WBUl[-Arthur ,Jarrr>redatlon; American trS8~udlo Program KTW-Quaker Stste ProgTlIm Sellool of the Air. CBS W.\ ,\ ~'-PIk!t. NBC 8:!D W(Hf_EIIO Crime Club. CBS Ueporter ~BUll-"Irrc>er1al Imp"; FrecMle Rolle, W.AQ-BlD tbe Rubes, NBC NEW KYW_Lo-u,,, Pnnlco's Orchestu piani~t W.ENil-''Grea.t Perso.... UUes": lH,I!-- c\o~ir.g Grain :\br1in Ace~ of the Air W.IAI'--Orl\:an :lotelodlell ens acne marks. "CFL-Varl... ty Program 5:45 WO:S'-UIIIt! Orptmn Annie: ch!ldrell'a 1'I'IIlAQ-Llster!ae Program; Coooert or· ,,'MAQ-)im;ic in the Air. ~DC pt~~'let, NBC chestra and vocal soloist. NBC WUSM_[!urnham's Beauty Chat WrO.lM-Ho".,.rd NeumUler. ra..o"t WOY-"The Troubadours", featuring highly \f1 UO-Witb tile Ya.sters WF.YR-l.ltUt! Orphan Anme.. NBC Lawrence Salerll<> A New In One Visil " WL&-PI>I!co Program: Ralph Emerson, 1V~J.\Q_L owell ThoDll,II ror Litera..,. rl- WC~'].-seeley Prop-am ~lnrtha Crnne gest. t.;BC lU 1I0-Charles Baron FlelBcbmann. barl· Stage a.nd praise our ~ WAA'F-Cbicago on Parade we Ft.-Bakery & Confect\<;lnery Worken tone artistzy, A nose to harmoni1:e ~ WSRC-8]lOrts rHlew I1nion KTIV_Re'" Maupin Aees of tlte Air with your personallty--'llo pain-no WCIII_Radlo Bible ClallOl l\'IJlO~<;porl Summary; Norman R058 IfCI/I-Emil E. Ros-e. POUUcal talk 3Cars--no paraffin O!' walles used. lYilIH I_Question Hour W,I,m-Dance OrcIH)~tra WC HW-Studio Progmm MuslcaJ ~autiful, permanent results. ThoUSlUl 0 1115 WGI'-Paltner House Ensemble W.\AP_The Sl)otllght 9:15 WC-'" r._studlo Program clients have achieved youthful beauty thiIt Wl.&-lIomemakers Program 6:00 \l'nN~Ke IlOl,(I{'" Singing- Lady. NBC WCRW- Mlnnle and MIn; comedy IIklt positive W89. Consultation F'REE and in­ WBUM_Daily Times News FlaShes WII IIII-Dr. Rollfoc't Mill8.tUf6 Sympbony, I'flIAQ_The DRn('e Masters vited. Write call today for FREE illus­ WIUo-studlo Program WCFI_DIIII'er Mu..-lc CBS or trated BaaL-No lOR 2:lC WG'N-Eng;Jsb and Psyehology. Educa- WEN It-usl ~tlnute Xews FIII""es by lI'M" Q-N~hlgian Orlt!ntal Orehestrl. tional Program William J. Cbrk WIIIO-~:ddle South',; Orcl\e"tr;l AMERICAN FACIAL WCI'I,-IIelio MarIe: comdy Sklt. NBC wn Illl-Henri G~ndron'B Orehestra I\'G'II-'l"omorro",'s Tribune J.-YW-Wom.eu's Radio l'tnle..... NBC lI'IHO-Caplain Don'a Radio Scouts WCllf--Statntord Singer!! REJUVENATION INSTITUTE WMAQ-Publie Sehools Program K'I:'I'J'-Louls PanlrO)'s Orchestra 9:25 lfGS-~lln$trel Show BoIII'!I 9 to Ii 1"_ ltL Sanda,- 18-U "1.S-IIII~rnationa.l Mn.ting Procram; W,\A F-lloos\er Phl10e0pher 9,30 JiIW_V• .,.,. H- Malolle. political tart Teleph one State 5156 Maple City Four; Joon BroWll WC It W-BUyl'r" r:~kle wn II.-Che~t .. rfleld Protrram; AI~x 190 N, State SlIite 116. ~ IlL WB Ba-

"THE BLUE MASK" "ONE noUR WITH YOU" United Artists--Speneer Tracy in "Sky Casa. de Alex--58 E. Deleware (Sup. 969'1), (Paramount) DeVilS." Two former non~swlmmable life Belongs same family as Cafe of that Grand OpilTa House to gururds get up in the air. name, but has more retiring n..a.ture ••• A glorious conglomeration of everything McVickers Theatre Picturesque and palatable. that is entertaining. Gorgeous gowns, clean Otienial-'Ilhe title should Interest radro­ sta.rri.ng MauTice Chevalier and Jeanette romedy, lovely melodies, good voices and o.dllicts. It's "Are You Listen.i.ng?" The Casino Modcrne-913 E. 63rd (Fail'. 6462). MaoDa­ ress, plays ·the part of a YOlllllg bride WEST pation is hlghly fiavQred." spending her honeymoon on her hl.l6- band·s plantation in Haiti, where the Parndise--Sa.rbaira Stanwyck's "Shopworn" Granada Cafe-6800 Cottage Grove (Hyd. llil.tives have great faith In voodooi:>m. By :Is on 1Ibe soreen. "Ohenry Blosooms" are Pk. 0645). 'Nle "Harlem Knight.:;" have some black magic, the newly dead are put on the stage. changed leaders, Ed Mallory at :present to work in the .fields, while "!a1e cunning brandishing the baton • • , Dusk 'till one who ha.s pmver over them oollects Matbro-.Ooublent.ertaJnment here. U. A.'s ,,"=' thel.r pay. It's an interesting theme, "Greeks Had a WOl'd for Them" is the l\IAURICE CHEVALIER laough-provoker. "Broken Lullaby" pulls Grand Terrace-3955 S. Parkway (Doug. Selwyn-"Counsellor-at-Law." The inside 3600). Those wlho paint the town, run and Hubby's Best Friend, Adolie, mix. They story of a Manha-ttrul Lawyer a.s set forth ... ""'"' out here to add the black and tan shades by Elmer Rice, and wonderfully enacted unscramble, but not before a carload of , .. The one and only Earl Hilles and a by Otto Kruger. None of the intimate capricious laughs string across the screen. BRIGHT SPOTS ib.i.ghly-colo.red floor-show are all to "\l!le details are lacking, so you'll surely love it. Throughout the entire show tihere is care­ Voo-doo . , . Dusk 'till dawn. free abandon. It Oh.evalier WQ.llts to sing -Better dress, but not obligatory Playhouse-"Dea.th Takes a Holiday." A his word; , , . sing ·he docs. If lrimes more Kentucky C1ub-Cla:rk and Lake (Dear. melodramatic fantasy playing II; SllooeGS­ appropriately flt the times , , , rimes it is. Ambassaiteur Club-.226 E. onta.rilO (Del. 6153). Karyl Nonnan, the "creole F'as.h­ ful revival. Has an Unusual plot, featur­ QceasiQnaJIy he realizes the audience is 0930). A new floor show built -aJ"OWld the ton Plate" features himself a.nd Leon I.a ing Don Burroughs and Anne FONest. music of AI Handler a.Ild his Oroh.estlra watching, and he breaks all rttt"adltions of Verde in a ftashy floor~show .• , Jimmy The title explains the plot, the soreen by tll1"lDing away from the pic­ •.. Dusk WI tlaWill , , , Remote and Garrigan's musk.- Apollo--"Everylxxl.y's Welcome." 'Dle stairs ture an-d. rtaJlililg a:n.cI singing to tihe tiheatre­ goers inst.ead. Beemingly, the whim. of Limehouse-1563 Howard (Siheld. 8214). shine bIighitly and everybody's welcome, Beach"""""" View Ga.rdcns--804 Wilson (Sun. Jenry Potter end his boys are IXIPular Indeed. Dimpled Ann Pennington, Frances the IJ1()ment conquers. 'Dle Osca.r Sbrau­ '1515) Danny RU8/lO and his musical crew songs a.re excellently I!ICOI"ed, aIlld key you wibh the NOl"Itili-siders . , . Chinese cuisine Williams, Osca-r Shaw, Harriet ~, Me CM'ry you of! on waves of melody , .. perfectly for the twneful tJIeme melody. • . , Noon 'till nridnite, only a. few of the stars, but they're enough Ohinese food • . • lot1ma.te aa1 acd .sbow­ Where tlhe "celebs" i<' 10 relaX. PIJIk Jet announced. ~g successfuL goono. 'till dawn. 12 Mrs. Harriman On CBS HOT STOVE DEBATE • During "The Bath Club" program EXPERT to be broadcast this Monday at 7:00 RADIO SERVICE p. m. over the Columbia Broadcasting System. AUie Lowe Miles will inter­ view Mrs. Oliver Harriman, well­ North known socil?ty matron and club­ EXPERT RADIO SERVICE woman. Mrs. Harriman's talk will 1]' WE CA?;'T DO IT_IT OAN'T BE DONE A. B. C. ELECTRIC snop be supplemented with a musical pro­ 18119 D, OLAllX ST., SUPERIOR 91H9·H'1S gram. Local outler WGN. Lab. Service on a.1I Types of THREATENED SERVICE CALL

RADIO SERVICE $1 ALL MAKES REPAIRED $1 EDGEWATER 8100

GUARANTEED SERVICE PENSACOLA 5616 NORTmVEST RADIO SERVICE SHOP OPEN SUNDAY )lORNING < RADIO The Stebbins Boys, Arthur Allen and Parker Fennelly, pursue a heated SERVICE $1 argument in their own quaint style while we look on. Similar arguments $I ALBANY 2638 are fought over the inevitable country stove each Monday, Tuesday, 2948 MILWAUKEE AVE. Wednesday and Thursday at 6:30 p. m. over an NBC network. On Fridays the skits are presented at 5:45 p. m. Local outlet WENR. West $1 Expert Radio Service $1 EST. 1920 Al.L )(AXES u. S. Bars Baird 50 Bass In 2 Hours BRUNSWICK RADIO & MUSIC SHOP Television System • 3228 W. Madison St., Kedzie 3261 Fishermen who want to take an We Perform Miracles Introduction of the Baird system early fi8hing trip can join an expedi- When your radio is dead tion to a hidden northwoods lake thi'" ~~ 1we bring It back to life$ 1 Frederick Stock, did;nguid,etl .. ~ ••~ .u:_ of television, developed by John Logie OblQ "ro', :IIo.t lIIoder~ L.br. tor of th .. Chicago Symphony Orch"._ Baird, British inventor, has been bar­ Sunday at 4:45 p. m., when General lra, whole labora are threatened with Becker conducts another of his Radio Service Cot:p. desltuet;on by abandonment at the ted from the United States by a deci­ chats on the sport of angling, LAWNDALE 3070 dOle of the ptalcnt ,ealOD, If 6nan. sion of the Federal Radio Comrnis ~ dal difficlllti... ar.. not lo)"ed, Mr. sian. WGN, This Sunday, Becket is $1 King Radio Service Labr. $Ii Stock will lead hi, orch ..,lra for the Reversing the recommendation of to tell about the time he caught IN RADIO SINCE 1901 ''NUFF SED" 6nal concert of the ....IOn on April Phone Mans. 5491 22nd, and will then lay down l.i. balon Examiner Ralph L. Walker, the com­ bass in two hours and twenty minutes .fter 27 yelln of continuo". aervice. mission has denied the application of in a secluded unfished lake in North­ Mr. Stock lucc.... ded tbe Chicago or. South Station WMAC. New York. to erect ern Wisconsin. Note: this is NOT chutra'. founder, Theodore Thoma... a fish story, The organization h.. bad 0011' two a 1.0aO-watt visual broadcasting sta­ eonduetOrl in tbe 41 year. of it. exi.t. tion. proposing to use the Baird 8yS­ e""I!!. tern and to operate in the 2,850 to ------12,950 kilocycle band. RAVINIA STAR BR.IGHT SPOTS The Commission held that, though Stevens Hotel-8. Michigan a.ru1 7th (Wah. the application was made in the name 4400) . FO'r the elite, t.hc sophisticated and of WMCA, an American Company, Radio Servi.,e Anywhere those out~of-town gucst.s who !lore such nioo people. OOOrge Devron a.nd his tbe proposed station would be operat­ VICTORY 6243 bands-men. You ought to dress. ed jointly with Baird Television LaVERNE RADIO SHOP 2540 WENTWORTH AVE. Terrace Ga:rdens-M0J'II'1Bon Hotel (FIrs.. Corp., Ltd" a British concern. The 9600). one Of tthooe places you like to go commission's contention is rhat the onoe in a wJlUe 80 you ea.n mention tt; entire project is really intended to ex­ Is your radio set in per.. m the nelghbo:rs . . . Don l"'emo's sweet aynoopaUOIl'l, F'lorn1e O'Day's w1noome ploit the Baird system in this country WtWilllng. and a memomble menu ••• "rather tban a bona fide program of fect condition? If not, Willy not dress up? research and experimentation in the you are Jistening to dis .. Vanity Paoir-BroadWay .t Ornce (Buck. visual broadcasting field," 3254). 'l'be Depression's mer and the torted broadcasts. You Panic is an at thJs spot • • • .Joe Lewis • b&Diflhes the finIt &nd area.ta; -the latter NEW ROLE ••• M:aI'y 8bone and otbeI' hfad»nen! •• , can assure yourself of Leo Wolf'e music.· • Mlle. Ada Taggi, well-known op­ Frankie Masters, popular maestro of perfect reception by lila L&ro c.te-83'1 Wilaali C'LaQ. 8796), eratic star of the Ravinia and Chi­ Recommended 101' & Dice tdme with not the vaudeville stage, will open an en­ cago Civic Opera Company, who JDUOh dam6ge to the bant....roll , , ' mum­ gagement at the Terrace Gardens in the caning the service man tDa.ted. 1l'oor and Maude She:rnlNl's music will sing a program of songs during IIIftke 1Iar SDKJ01:.h d8nc1ng ••• Audree near future. His entrance into the OOllln'. '"tcrobIng." "The Northerners" broadcast this nearest your hom e night club field marks the end of his ...... Oarden$--li19 Diwney (Dlv. MG(t). Friday from 8:30 to 9:00 p. m . Jt marks tbls spat ••• X-.oeu6Dt 100d aoo. connection with Balaban and Katz. from among those Jist Z'ooCellent enterta4nmeDt ••. Gus Mnhe1m Frankie succeeds Don Pedro at the from WMAQ. Miss Taggi is one Q[-lIolJ,ywood) aen'ftI 8l'llOOpation that 16 of a series of distinguished guest ~ ••• Oharlkl OraJ'rt.s preGldlng Gardens as orchestra leader and ed on this page. _ .. 800r'-5haal.' Master-af-Ceremonies. artists presented on this program. 13 PROGRAMS FOR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6

10:15 WM.AQ---.'>lnglng Strlnp. NBC fl'C],'L-Ba.rtOD Organ Rec.ltal 1>7 Ed"" 1flBO-studlo progTam 1'\'J,;N II_Keeping Up Witb Daughter: Hall80D "AA.F-The Redheaded Bluebird r 6:DO 1I'CF1,-Snnrl"e l'IQur dranmtlc sketch. NBC WKN.R-Home Se"lce; Mra. .Amt& I, 21)0 WGN-Educatlona.l. Program; l:JIstoq WLS--Smlle a While TIme with "Arkansa9 Petersen KYW-Household institute: dramallza_ WOF),-Hello Marie: comedy e.ldt. NBC Woodchopper" tlon. NBC WnDH_Kremel S\rhood Cosslp WJJD-Young Mothers' Club WL8-International Heating Program: 6:30 WIIIQ--Gnde""" John and hiS Fam[ly WGY-UbIJy Frank, Orpn WAAY-Blue Valley 'l"Ime Maple City ],'our: John Brown WJ,8-Tows"nd's Old Settlers W>\.o\ t'-Bstelle Barne./!, pla.nist 1fCnW-J"osephlne Prolram WBBM-Cblca8lO Hour 6:4S WL~M8rle Clly Four and .Ralpb Em· WGMI_"lorning Muslcnle WOES-Old So~ COIe.st WlnO-lIIatinee Melodies: Leon AdrleD'. enJOD; Hal O'HaBornn WllllM_:b'l'eddle Rose, p.bi.nist U,lS WMAQ-P\alIoland: .Toe Rudolpb WiBO Orchestra WlIn!I_Farm Informatloll 10:* \\'ON-Arou.nd the World Cooking Sohool U;45 "ON-MusIc Weaven WCIll-Famlllar MeJodlelOCh WCIlW_!.Iusic.-a1 Breakfae.t lll!la "G!'f-Good Health and Trainlnc WGN-Lawrence SalerDO. barllQne and WMnl-Morning WorshIp Period INTERVIEWED lll5!5 WL8-Evenlll& 1'0llt ReJ)Orter WON Rondollers 1,lS WCFL-Morning $burne WMBI41uslcai Program 1:30 WMACI-)lornlng Worship P."- 215'5 WLS-Evenlnc- Post Reporter WC.'j,-C!,eerlo; insplratlonal t&ir. and ,,00 W01\T_WON RondoUers mu~lc. NBC . In,s__ Rader's T&I'II ':15 \\")I;\Q-News flashes Jane. N13C 12:05 W»BK_'1'h.. BaUa.d!er, CBS WL$-"Steamooat BUl;~ Chfldrell'. p;ro­ KYW-Hellith tafk 12115 WBBK_)!lke and Herman. CBS gram WL8-Sears $boppers' Service WCm-People's Poet ':00 \n.S-Quaker Early mrds: Gan. and WG ES-Emerald I-ele WGS-Earl Wilkie, BarltonUGy Davis WON-~Ielody Magic. CBS WCR"-J"o!K!C)hine Procram. Mui/klal WIBo-nadlo Gossip; Eddie and FanDle WLS--Ralph and lial. Old TImer. "JJD-Farm N~ws CaMnllllgh WON-"The Grand Old Hymns" WIUO-Glant Finger of the AIr KYW-Hex Maupin Aces et tlle Air WJlJlM-Juila Hoyes. oo"sehold b!ntII "CHI-FamUiar Melodies WAAF-FIlchard Noreus. IImor WIIIO_)luslcal )lerr~·Go.Round 12",,5 WBBH-.."\nd Da.y Medltatloll WGN-U. S. Navy Band, CBS WLS-E,'enlng Po"t Reporter; hOC flub; 12140 WLS-The Noon-TImers: Varlety Act.e WC ..'L-chlcago Art Theater weatber rellOrt WlInl-Lithuanlao. Service, Rev, A. J. ~45 Music WAA ."-Vanlty FaIr 1I'.TJD-Varlety Gillies WIlAQ-PriDcCSB Pat Beauty Tall; 3:45 WAAI'-World News Report& WCO F,~Yaclav Flaher'a SalOD Ordl.. tn. PouItI")' lI'Lf!-Produoce Market Reporter Rudolph Ganz, distinguished pian­ WCFL-Farm and talk \YBRM_lfoward NeumlHer. plano redial WMAQ-Muslcal lIodgoopodge ist, conductor and composer, who 12* 1'I'lIfAQ-Chicago AQs(>Clatlon ill Com, 'ISO wn 8M-D. A. K program merce ':55 KYW~. C, JO'bnson Program ':Y.i W),8--The. Produce Mnr.ket R6POn.t' will be interviewed by Carleton 4100 W~IAQ-Brldge, Paul H, Seymour WON-Tom Blauchard's Show 1tt1 WGN_Allan Orant, planlat ':45 Smith, Radio Guide's music critic, l'fJ.rD-Ualn Street Cruaeder WOX-Garlten Cloo; "Irs. Clay Ha.rkne-. WMA~lracles ollfatooUa; h..., Ka,. WBDK_Aunt JemlmL CBS wY.NR-(;ardenlng. NBC BaldrIdge. NBC during his program "Artists and WCFL-Tlme17 Topl.ea; weetber repclrt }o.'·W-J!!I.I:le Joe. NBC Wl,S-Our Dally Food; ColODeo1. 0004- Artistry" to be broadcast this Sun­ WIDO-N'fel Stltze.J. at tho Plano WDBM_~laurle Sherman's Orchestr& I ',00 WGN-OlarUe While'"" Gym 01. u.. Ab': lfAAF-.'lfemorll.! WAAF-P1nno NovelUes, Jimmy Kozak 'Ihe Old Time FRvorltes Ganz. who is soon to direct the lYCRlY_Buyers Guide WInO_NOrth Shore Church program lCl·W_lrli". Blake'a Column. NBC annual Cbicago program of the In­ WJlBJ-Organ procram 4110 WON-I"losobert Trio WHIIM_Lakeslde prognm WCHI-F.amous DaAce Orcne.stra.e 4115 h-YW-Rex JI{alJ!1in's Aces 01 the Air lflfAq...... Q1son Weather RlI« Roep)rt; ternational Society for Contfmpor­ Idl5 WGN-Sob For_, Inor 'WENlt-~lme. Galnsborg, pianIst; God, Travel talks frey Ludlow, ,-\Qlinlst. NeC WIDO-};'unny &""a trice ary Music, will be interviewed on WAA.'_Noveleltes WJ.S-a .... JoIabie. NBC :KYW..... "\£u91ea.l Dbcrlm&naUOD. COftt6!lt. "AA)"-siog and Sweep the subject of modern music, NBC 41ZO WlIDM-News Fll\.!;hu WGY.S-Vaclav Fh_her'l! SaloD. Or~ 4:30 WaS_Dick Hayes, barItone "L8-Doln.gs of the Gordons; Cornb'llt WMA.Q-)Iusical Hodge·PadSe 1------Hatcherlee. WEND-Lady Esther Pro"ram; WaYJlooI ot AI.!'. COO WJJD-~Iooseheart Chlldre" WIIOM_So_Peep and the "Boy 'lfIBQ--The Rediae Roomj Publb: 'I'IIe· 1I'1"leI>\I8" lO:4S Progrlllll'" beauty "AAF-Ju(ly and Ann'lt Thelller WENn-Sweetheart atre R~porter Wf'l<:S-ln Old Vlentl& talk: John Fogarty, tCOl)atOT! WIUQ--Kolor-Bek PI'ogram WJ,S--CKlslnc Grain Murket WON-O,'er at therot.oo&cb,. pianist WLg.....!iermnn Fe'lb&r. VloUn11!t 1\'lllO-Xeysa's Exercl~e and Diet WBIIM-Connle Boswell; Fred Berren'. WO}~S--OHa.PIIY Hits WCln-Book Worm WI,S-Towcr TOpics; AIIJ>lI " SU. Orch"~ll'II, CBS wa £S-The Pal"t Box 1.0: 5!1 KY"'_B!~ulck PrOgram WCFL_Tatllnger Brother", Duo WHNR-Wllldol'l Empire n""m Orchn, "'.\.\ t'_l>Iornlnc Varletle~ ll.:OO WON-Hank Harrlnctoc·. Mualcal Veri­ lisa WLS-Velvetlna Beaut,. Talk: Mr", Chen'.. tra, NBC ~'C"'l~luslcal Novch.le.o erles o ..eth .KY1'\"-"lel Stitzel at th\ Q-Soard of Trade WF.N"R-(;eneral Electrle Home CIrcle; •. ., 1:55 WIBO_Pul>llx Th_tu R(>IIorter 1'I'JJll-.$ue and Ed WIIII.\I_Rlt Ne... ~ Theodore Wchb, barItone: orgall. NBC W!UIC~t"dlo Ensembie annoulICcd W A A "'_Bill Baar: dl'3matl" ""'etd! WIliO-Around the l!Qme KY\\,-Rex ~Ulupln Aces ot Ihe AIr WCFJ,-John Maxwell; lood hili; E~Today MUII!C WCl In KY\\_Prndence Penny I'fMAQ-Corlnnls Water Boys WDII.'!I~trlng Sextet ':50 1I"l1.,\Q-Chlcag<) Ensemhle. NBC IfJJD-Inlersl.:lte !i"'urseries WBBM_Burnbam'" Beaut, Chat "lBO-Air Cadets; Eddie aDd ...II1II. 10:01 WU!i-Tom, Dick and Harry \I'A A t'_Bandstand IHBQ--PbU $boken, teoor Cavana.ugl. X l'W_'\lr!l. A. lL GoOOI8S; oooln Sellers at the OrRa1l WJJo-C'ountells Von BachcHe well [_Hadlo Bible Clus NBC lfLS-LI"estock Martets; JbD Pool.: WAAt'_\\'orld Newa ReJ)Orlll WMI"-~le"1lage. Rev. William 1.. Pett- "»»M-Lone Wolf Tribe Dramaa. C8I WJJo-Mary Alden; lIome talk W. UO-Brldge LeMon Ingill, D, D. WCFJ.-In \De Ywftc Roo,. WAA)"--song.s the lsblllb of 2:15 WON_ellarlll Procram; A.nn LuI, or· "ENR-A!r Junior. WSUe_Home Hour. 11:25 'fI'-'AF-LI'·c stock Market ganl~t; B~n Aney, tenor, CBS WIB()-Johll CerllY at u.. ~ W(:Y.&-TImI'iy Tulle" 11:30 "ali-Painted Drnma: ~pon!;Ored h7 WlfAQ-.\l,,~lcal ProculII K'nl'-Unc\e Sob 1fMBr~hut·ln Request I'rocram r.tlck~lberry WCt'I,_Rlll EngleoorL bAritone WJJD-..<:arden Talk WL8-Val"iHy ACt-. Jil:1\'-.l:'u·m and llome Hour. NBC \fIlUM_Da!.)' Time. New. Flasll

It's too bad tha.t a columnist or one ot We're get.ting used to taking a dose of the evening papers f01.Uld out that Myrt commercial advertising before and after and Marge are mother and. daughter. and each program, but an entire fifteen minute that Marge has a baby, which makes Myrt. program pro:::laiming the mel'its of a cake a. grandmother. of soap-well, it's really too mu:}h. The We in radio Ih.ave kno-wn it all along, but sponsors profess to solve your problems fol' It's not exact.Jy the kind of publicity that you, but the answer to all problems Is "Use Myrt and Marge would be crazy about, so Our Soap." I've been using \.heir soap t~ we kept mum about it. 'Ilhe word "grand­ years, and look at me. It t9.k:es more thaD mother" na.tUTally conjures up a P!tture of a take or SOIlP to work miracles. a litt.Je old gray-haired woman. I just wish you could see Myrt; you'd see how ridic­ • • • ulous it 15 to b'y to fit her into that picture. Allan Grant, the nimble-fingered pia.n~ She's about five feet fOUr, has a slim youtll­ ist, is one of the busiest men at WGN, ful figure, and doesn't look a day over thirty­ De accompanies the Singing I.ady, impro_ two. She 15n't ve:ry mUch over that any­ vising the musical backgroun d for hel' way, 80S l:ihe must have been married very ~ongs and stories. accompanies Lawrence young. She's full of the vitality of youth, Salerno on his arternoon and evening which 15 reflected in her VOice, and she is pl'ograms, accompanies Robert Ball on hi!! very clever, w:r:iting all the continuity for aftel'noon programs, and gives a fifteen the sketch and eIJ.a(lting the leading part in minute piano recital every day at 1:00, It. and also on Sunday, Whenever anyone In :reaJity and. physic:ally, Myrt 1" a needs a pianist, Allan is tbe ha.ndy man. gra.ndmot.lie:r, but in spirit-never. Here's He and Kate Smith had a hearty re­ a big hamd for Myrtle Vail, who has kept union when Kate was in Chicago, $.!I he pace wI'bh her daughter and With the times.. was formerly her accompanist. WiSh I kneW her secret. • • • • • • It you see everybody rushing ar01.Uld at A IIUle bird whispers that a big radio WMAQ, don't get frightened. It's not a If you like to know what you're favorite radio artists do away from the deal may be closed -with Wallace Beery fire. There's a ping-pong set in the ~1.udlo microphone, take a look at Adele Ronson, who spends most of her time and Jackie Cooper. The same little bil'd also tells me that and the aJ·tists can't get there fllst enough. otltside of the New York NBC studios on the bridle paths of Central Manon and Jim Jordan are swell plng­ Chief EveJ'green Tree of the Lone Wolf ponger'S. Park. Miss Ronson is featured on many NBC dramatic programs in­ Tribe (WBBM) has run ott and been marrted--to a white woman. Hope U's • • • cluding "Radio Guild" and the "Colliers' Hour." nm a litUe cuckoo bird who's playing an LIllian Ro~h, the girl wlLh the C\srt:: April FOGl'!; Joke on me. Gable dimples, was guest of honor on the • • • Gerardme Program Tuesday, singing 50Ille WJJD hat; s. new program s.t 11:4ij a. m., .of the latest blues songs In her own 1nImit-­ m Whldh '!be Countess Von Bo(:helle gives able maimer, Wbich brings to mind the OUT OF THE EVERYWHERE cll8.r&cter analysis .of famous people. She fact that Pay Seymour. wife of the photo- To MARGOT DEE II'ead8 oba.'racter ftrom photographs, 30 if 8'l'aphe-l' where all the big shots have ilhelr ,.au'd lIloe yours QD8,lyzed and your iuture piCltures took, lo-oks so much llke Lillian. ~, just Igel1d your ph.otograph to sta­ that she's offered a pl'ofessiolUl dlsl:ount at tion WJJD. Oh, yes, don~ forget to send the better shops. IncidentFllly the two gi1'1s i\ column dedicated to RADIO GUIDE ton, ill. Phylll.s B. Karten, oJ: Jackson, along $1.00. have been friends for years. rr:J.ders. You and your friends are invited Mich., Mks fer his exact IhGight. to wrile in for information concerning r!l.dio, radio stars, and your own favorite Ben Bernie, the 01' Maastro beard In broadcasts :!rom the College Inn, ~ a,.pprox­ It bro:Hlcasts. the information is forth­ lmat.ely fOllty years old. He 15 ma.rried and coming and In~crcsting to aU of our has a son, of \\W:nn he is very proud, who readers, we will get it for you and print is a MUIWy Academy. il ;n this column. No personal replies student at CUlver Aeoordolng 1:JJ his pres.s agent, 1Ile be.nd -rhe "'ill be matiCo leader Is about five feet eight and one-haU N~W&;:ST • inches tall . "Just March." of Bloomington, nl., and • • • !..:Ii1n Gordo:l, write fmntically tor a des­ A channing letter from Dla.ne Duvall, :):',10111 o£ Frankie Prin::e, newest singing Lawrence 8alemo fllJl, who Mks for an ac­ , :1 :t:on to Ben Bernie's Band, who broad­ curate statement on how much fftJ1 mail the ~. sLs tlU'ough WBBM from the COllege Inn. NeapoUtan baxitone rece1voo each wee-k:. 'r~1C Prinoo boy, who has been advised by ewerts to go Into the movies and capitalize Which Is a toucby question-but !here's on his good looks, is almost twenty-one .the dope: Salerno's maU count Is omcia.Ily \-~m's old. He Is six feet one Inch tall. has rated a.t 600 letters per week. Many .of them bJ:lCk h!l-lr, blue eyes and teeth that would come from members of the numerous Law­ Cr:lce a Pepsodent ad. Was born and rence Salerno F'a.n Clubs 8C8.1itered e.u over lalsed in Oak Park. TIl. and Is a graduate of 1JJe midwest, and, 1Dc.Identally, the baritone \'Ilsconsln University, where he was presi­ has just received won::\ that ODe of hi5 fu.n dent of ATO fratern.:ty for two years. He clUb6 is now publiShing a magazine .In. his started his musical career as leader of his honar. All of whiQh speaks weU 10r Law­ own college band. After gradu.a.tion he sold rence', popUla..ri¢y, Come aga.1n, Dte.ne. bonds for a while, then, tiring of !.hat, took up banjo and. piano lessons. He is a. recent • • • "Please tell me this," WTltes Sylvia Ham­ add1tion Bernie's musical &ggregatlon­ to rick of Mason City, loW&, ''is Singin' Sem and, Incldent.ally, unmarried. 6. white or colored man? Also are Joe and • • • Vi of the Gray Bar Hour still broadcast­ Elmer ZeIs of Rhinelander, W.Ie .. asks ing?" what has become of Russ COlumbo, former sta.r of the LIsterine Program.. "'SIng:In' Sem," we hasten to Inform you, COlumbo, famous NBC tenor, 16 not, at is distinctly WIllte. HlIs real :name $& Harry present, broodc:asti.ng from any l3ta-tIoo, FrankeL Joe and VI of the Gray Bar Hour off the air, altho his ea.rly return to the air is predicted are by those in the know. In the meantime, Rus.s Js making personal appeaa.nces • • • "What is Ia1na Glen'S lll8Jded name? Is YOU'LL LOVE nns throughout the oountry on an RKO vaude­ she ma.rrierUl$or, schedule ot broRdc8l9ts. Dorothy Jack m.Il.lT1ed to Everett MltoheJl. The NBC I poWder,two puffs, large unbreakable mirror, /l>rtallfl, madt to ","olt­ Howard, ot E1g1!D., also Wtr..\tes k:Jl' news organist was born in OhIcagQ, and received ru.. moire char.::tl pocket .... exterior in highly ,o:/t Gt IIllleA 1ti,"" "tilt cencern:tng him. her musical education at lihe American 000:1- pollstled black, blue, red, !lreen. while or tan tAn lilt .,n akn.g. Sad BIng S6 now pm;ented aretJ: the OOlumbla. serva.tory of MU&ic. When she was still in _, onlu or cA«lt. EnaQlelac .. interior in satin sil~er IInish. ~~~yYSa-t5.'~P. "m.~Yoftt~ beT teens she took $. g1rl'6 orcbestra on a 1 ""'fllt "q«il6, II. "-' ...... "' • ..- -. 'J ¥ tour of South America, then returned to 4ctual size: 2 1·2 x 3 1-8 x 7-16 illGhes ... be ~ a.t 10:45 p. m. :!'rom the New Objmgo a.nd entered theater work as an just a Irille larger Ihan illustration .. Packed York: ass.tudkls.. Nea.xest outlet gettIDs 0IlI'8lli5t- She Is young, Js five feet five in.beauliful indjyitiual 11111 box covered in Albert C- Schroeder as. proemm. III KMOX. 8t. Louis. mcbes taD, welg'hs 120 pounds, and has black and silver. DISTIlIBUTOR • • • ut1!ul hazel eye.s. Hw:- organ programs I 421 Plymouth (t- (h;,eog,'-I1I-, -sow '*1 f8 Ben lIomie, IWId is he tnIIIf'- are p:rase.nted ~ly 1rom 1,ihe Chicago I IIeIW wrikl$ ~ l!kIrick 81 'R.lootrtini-: ~ etudioL 15 PROGRAMS FOR WEDNESDAY [Continued]

P. !\t. 7:00 WON-The BaLh Club; Interviews; Bar. WE:'\'R-~Iobnon COII""rt. NBC WlIAQ-Am..,. 'n' Andy. NBC bara }laurel. conlralto; male quartet; WUBM-Gus Arnhelm's O""OOstra 1TENR--Amcs 'II' Andy. NBC 5:45 lH: 'Ii LIllie O,,}h~n Annie; "h1l61>oOO Llnll program. CBS 1Y1J1O-"The Count or Lu:ternbourg'" WIBO-Concert p',~~'le\. :"BC Inl·\(l-Amerkan Tax [layers League. Kl'W_Re~cr'" Qrc/>e...,lra. NBC KYW_Teaberry Sports Reporter; Th. W.\ \ [.'-The lipotllght NBC \l'CFL-~lu~lcal Weather ReoporllJy Eddy Globe Trotter lUI \lI-I..o\\"e11 Th"mas for the Literary I".S-American '1'a: ,,-Kellogg's Singing Lady. NBC WMAQ-Listerlne Program; Concert or· Allee Joy. contralto. NBC WE-:-.n-La~\ )lInute Kews l"l.:I..:Jbes by WC YL-C1assklll Song Program by Bnr· c'b.estra and vocal soloist. NBC WI.n~lIour of Dreams Wl1l1aln J. Clark nice lllggins nnd AJ Kuox W.ENR--Coca·Col&; guelrt. artist; Grant· 10:30 WO];'-Cnmel QUarter Hour; Mortoll WMAQ-P'Avreyof Paris...... BC WI DO-Orner N. Custer land Rice, Interviewer. NBC Downey; Renard'J! OrcheBtrlL CBS WCf'I.-Dinner music II"JJD--W.TJD Concert Pr<'>I:T:LIII. WllllM_Chestertleld Program; Ruth Et· WCFL-Barton Orgao Re..::ltal IJy Eddy U'nn~I-Henri Oen(lron'S orchelrtra In,S-Songs of Long Ago ting and N. Sbilkret's Or.:hestra, CBS Hanson WI nO-Captain Don's Radio Scouts WG !:8-Air Fa,..,rites WCFI~Bcrnlce Karaskk. soprnno WEN It-National ProhIbition :Poll NBC liYW_Louls Panico's Orchestra. W~fAQ-W\IIr's Over!a.ooSllver steel\![. KYW-Rox MatrPin'9 Aces 04. the Air WMAQ-Jane Froman's Orchestra. NBC WCR\\'_e"y~rll Guide NBC wrTIO-ChlClU,'O Theatre Protram WIOO-Cate de Alex Orches-tra \fJJII_Walt and Herb; plano and songs Wn~-Kale WCRW--5tudlo Muska.! Program X\"W_Padded Flilts If \ 'l---H:>o~iH PhUosopher 7:30 Smith; La Patina Program; Swanee music. CBS WCJII-.'IlarmoIa Entertainers 10:)5 WENR_Vlnc:ent Lopez' Orchestra 6,15 WGJIi-Flarold Teen: comedy sketch WMAQ---Carden .Mek>d!ee. NBC 9:lS \HIN...... tI'omorrow's Tribune; Musical In- 10:45 WGN-Berllie C'Ummtn·,. Orchestra II'F,"'-U-Our City ){\'W-I-!alsey, Stuart ProgTa.m; "Oht terlnde WCFJ,-WCFL Orchestra W~\'\(j-J{obert ~lm,r.on5 and Cnmpben WMAQ_~!aurie Coun~oUor" a·1Id Or.eheslra.. NBC wnBM-Adventures In Health; Dr. lier· Sherman's Orchestra Orclw.tra, KB(' '';I'W-Louis Panlco's Orchestra WI,it-~lelody lIloments; J. Pasternacli;'S man N. Bundesen lind Orch. CBS Wllll'l-FA.... , J. Brundage, Political Talk 11;00 WENIt-!l.alph Klrber)·. the Dream Singer. Orchestra... NBC WMAQ-"~larobing Evenu;" by Prol.. W,l,lD-SllOrts neel; Rocky Wolfe WI DO-Tra"e1 Treatll; Aarlen'.. Orda Harry Ghlcoose NBC WO}:it-Orfidall'tn.c:e Results by Amerl· I\"J.1II--Internatlonal Buckle BOllter. WCFL--Walter Duffy, tenor WCFJ_Barton Organ Recital by Eddy Hanson can Hndn:g R~ord \I'Q }:8-~[emorl09 of IWy .KYW_R"" Maupin Ace.. 01 the AIr nO-l':rl~le Vn1"?O·~ WCHI-r~n E. Rose, pollUca1 Wk WI Orchestn, W,\.\ I'-Sunset Sulnte 7:45 WON-Ivory Soap Program; The Gloom WMAQ-'l'eelrlras Wll.\Q-Jo~epll Oa!llcchio aDd Concert WMA Q-Ad,'entures ot SberlocJl: Holmea. Brusnorts' Orcheee,al Orch.'stra NBC WXA Q-I. A- C. Melody Land WCnT-:vJ:elropOHtan Echoes WCFI,-De Lu"e VarletI' Pro!:"r:LIII. XYW-Goodyear Prog:rua; It.ewiier. WIDO-PuWlI;' Theatre Reporter with 11:30 WESH_Benny Kyte's Orchestra. NBC WIIIO-Nows of the Day; Norman Rosa QUlU'tet. NBC Orchestra Kl'W-Charli" Agnew'S Orchestra l;:-n\-Hel'nard J. SIIQW, POl!tleal talk WlllO_Ballad-s WCFL-Orgnn Recltal by Eddy Hanson WMAQ-.Ilmmy Garrigan'S Orchestra WJJI)_lln,vard L. Peterson, Orp.nlat IlLS-Roads of Romanoe; c1rUftatbidlou. and Grnue Wilson WIBO_Eddle South's Orche~tl"ll. W(i}:fO-R"mance ll~lodles NBC WON-"Easy Aces~ tor I..4vorls 11;45 WGX-Carl Moore; HerbIe Ka~'; alld Art WCRW-;\!usical Program WCFJ..-Qmer N. C'IL'rt ...... poHHeal tali: ':35 jTGN_DramatlzatJolllt of the Blate. Kassel's Orchee1ras '145 WF-SO-Tlle Gold'bergs; dramatic: aketeb WIIIJM_~IIcl-.o61 Ill">", potltiQal ... 914$ WON_llllrch Interlude WMAQ-..\[aurie Sherman's Orchestra NnC. W,J,JD--Talks to Ta% P&7er. WnB}[-Myrt and Marge; dramatic Wlno-~Iac Mc:ClouWs Orchestra \\ON-Arzen Melody Hour WSTIC-PoIlSih ProgrllDl "ketch. CBS 12;00 WT-:NI1-'~:arl Hlne.s' OrcheMra ];:YW-Oon PffirO'J! Orchestra 11:15 WCFL-Nlght Court KYW-Blue Valley Program KYW_r..oQuls Panl('O's OrcheRtra. \nlA CI-Be.'tI tlzatlon. CBS 'lSI WGN...... !J'o be anllOUnce,J 12145'''''' WM.\Q-lIaurle Sl\(!rman's Orchestra R,,!<" WJlAQ-Bill the Buber, NBC 11:110 WGN-Dramatlzations ot the state. ., .. WBIIM-Johnny Maitland'".\! Orche~tr" PROGRAMS FOR THURSDAY, APRIL 7

A.M, WGEs---MuBie.al T<>a$!I XYI'I'-Pieplant Pete; bm billy 601I.I(S. WAAF-The Flre~lde Philo.'lopher 11:15 WCFl",,-Mornlng Musicale NBC WG'E8-Hawallnn Ilarmonies ,.OU WCl'I.--.5unrlse Hour WGN-4lorninc :Minstr.... CM WDBIl-Burnham'J! Beauty Cbat 1nIJlI-Music WI.S--Smlle. a While Time wltb Mae UId WLS-Phll Cook. the Q1WI:er Jla.L )fBC lflB~Neysa's ExerelM and DI.t ]0:40 WlIAQ-Ceneral MlUa Prognt... Bo' "GE~lta Dr'fIIUDIII lfAAF-Mornl.i:w Va.rletlu Jo."TW-··BIsqulck' l'r~ram WA.AI:'_F"arm Folka flour 1:'0 WGlII"-6!ngi!lg wtlh tM orcu '145 WGl'f-organ Specialty 10:45 WRNR-JIll and Judy; Joyous Adven· '.25 WL8-Frlllt and Vegetable Prodltoe Re· WBDM-.JIlH& Hiii)''''' bouoIiboId ..... lI'MAQ--Morning ¥elo(lbt tures. NBC "." WIDO-lfuslc.a.l Merry·Oo-RoUllO!: WBDM_Barbara Gould Beaut, Talk. \OfAQ-linlverslly of Chlcal:o readiD.t:s WIB~Uncle Jolu! and bis Famlt;y C", WIBO-The Old Music 8\1011 ,.!III WL~Elvenin&" PolIIt RepOrter; .. l1li&; WJ,8-1 nternatlonal Heatine Program; XTW-Yr. Cooo aDd Mr. M:Ut. NBC W,J,JD--WJJD Hosteu Cumherland Hldge Runners weather report WIBo--Meloolee WAA F-~lu,.Ical Calendar WOJo:s--.:Da.noe Dlttw.. '145 wLS-Kclth Melody Men WL8-Acm& Slm!Jhlne Ilelodlu WDDM-Evans Fur Fashion Parade WAAF_Vanlt,. Fair WO.Es--r.I'odIa.y In M'wIIo ~:SS WBIIM_Farll!l Information WCFL-Jau Program 10110 WON-Tom, DIck and Harry II;~ WMAQ--.MILSleal H~e h'"1'\'-Rose Yanderbosch, PianlJrt ':00 WCfo'J~On the 8:15; Landt Trla UIc1 W.L8-Proouce Market a-rtw XYW4frs. A. K. Goua.; eoolrlnl: lee· Wblt,,; !:longs nnd patter. NBC sons. NBC l'fG E8-TUlyme and Rh~"Ulm 8;45 WON_Tom Blanchard'. Sbow WM,\Q-1'une Time WBBlII-ClImaiene Melody Trio 10:50 WJlIlll-8le>r)' Hour l\'IlIUI-:'olorning f;xerdsea WLS-A. and P. Program; Oar D&Dy 11:00 WG:V-II~ llank and Haltle MSDII Food; Colonel. GoC/dboodT. NBC WllA.Q--:PubUc Schools :Program XYW_~lan,haU 1"leld &: Co.'. MusIcal WCFL--Forelgn Recol'le Theodore Webb harltone; orlan. NBC May BaldrIdge. NBC WIBo-Maaterworie Mld·Day Bath Clllb", CBS WL~Qunker Earl, BIrds; Gena an4 WIlTIU-F'ood Talks WBBM_Chesterfleld. PrOllT,t,II!I; A I e:t OlenlL NBC 9:20 WT,S-Gene Autry, Oklahoma Yodeler !I:3O WO N_Board or Trade; Carl Hoeftle, WIBO-NewlJ of the Day antI' and N. Shllkret'a Orehelltra. cns 1fM.\Q-Uni\·er~!ty 01. Chlcac-o--"Amerl· W(l E8--Droo.ma oi Roman<:. pianIst "CRW-Jo,,~ne Protrram, Ml}3fe.] can !Il~tory Since 1&;5," Prot. Wlnlam 1UI.\Q-our Dally Food; Colollei Good· W,l,JDo-Young Mothers' Clnb T. lIutch:n~on body. NBC )'TW_Adult Education Council WAAl'_Blue Valley '1'Ime WC.tL_\H;FL Klddie's Aeropilule Cllib Wl,;l'L-Musical Novelties W,lI.D-Tnterst.a.te Nllrlleria. U:)S w.:AQ--PillooIan4; Jo~ .kud015*o .16 casting stations don't accept advertiSing. where equipment is nwdern, programs are as he does noL m :;_~ .1_~ 5~. L his P:roduct?..... Music Of Italy one would believe that we are unfortunate going CQrnmercial, and yet the listener, to Certainly net. • indeed. hea.r something worth while, must fust p..'\y It is to be admilted, of COW".:i €, that there are some radio adv"rtisers who go a. bit "Italian Music" will be the subject .Are OU!l' radio receivers becoming the bill- a ~iO audienees in America are far from too far wit.h their ballyhoos. However, tbey of the Music Appreciation Period of boMds of the living room? Are we unfor- unfortunate. The cream of the entertain- are quick to note that it is the al'tistic Illld tUUI.IJte? Have we no refinements in radio? meut world is skimmed for the microphone. good will method of ballyhooing that gets the American S cbool of the A iI. to Theaters, movies and resorts are robbed of fa.il, that Let US ooll.Sider: In England, for instanoe, results. We too often, to realize be broadcast this Tuesday at 1 :30 tih.eir best assets for the studio. And it is radio advertising is la.rgely experimental at t.be listener hears a set routine of programs t:he spo;DSO!r" who pays the bilL Yet, he has the moment and that those who pay for p. III. over the CBS chain. The paid for by the Government, Which doesn't no defenders save his bankroll. It iIS he ballyhoos, while bringing to lIS the best 'trouble to oonsult the public about its who:15 keeping the industry alive. It is he obtainable talent, are striving to find out program Ilas b een prepared f or .t:estes. Yet. ilhe British listener is paying who puts lifeblood into It:;: veins. how to get the best results. It they fail children of the upper grades and high for it all. because he is subjected to a tax What if after paying all the bills, he tc get results at all, it is the Jjs~ener who on !his reoeiv1Jng set. J.nsisI;;s on results? How long would a news- loses, for with the failure of ballyhoos goes schools, and the numbers selected to In FIra.nre the broadcasting equipment is paper manage without it:;: advertisers? Mil­ the can~ellation of a program. exemplify the many different periods so infarlor rthaA; a radio program Is about lions of persons subscribe to newspapers Instead of enlisting the pity of OW' fo.reign 85 arbistic, phoneti.oally, as an old style wirtlhout being offended by the advertiser's oou.sins, American radio is undoubtedly and phases of Italian musical life. An phonogIra.pb. As in Engla.nd, one or two pb;rwrtngs. And the subscriber must pay showing them the way to better broadcasts. stations serve the public Wlhiob takes what- fill" biB newspaper in the bargain. It would be ghastly if American.> had to explanatory and interpretive discussion ever is broadcast and likes it. In Germany, Has the listener any right to prescribe depend on the government or a federal will accompany the musical numbers. where there really is something to listen to; wnat a radio adve1'tli8er shall say. as long subsidy tor enterta.inment. Local outlet WBBM.

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fot' th:s sponsOil' sevem1 w~ks; "The Sisters of the Skillet." still longer; B, A. R

'.M. ':00 WQN"-EJohoeQ 01 Y..sterday 6:15 WON-lJarold Teen; comedy sketCh WCFL-Velis Cook, contralto WC}'L_Trlpoll Trio l'fEN.R-Hlnds Romance E:ert Simmons and Campbell WCH.W~ampu.s Klrtupos· Orchestra Orchestra, NBC WIDG-Bond~d Motorists Ser~a.adll liYlf-Home Decorators. NBC WCHl_EinIl E.. Rose, political talk W L8-Weathcr; fruit aDd v&fI:etable 1TLS-..... llbur and Ezra: comedy liklt W.JJD--Sports Reel; Rocky Wole. 9:15 1\·C.HW_A.rllltlr France; comedy skit ,,"0 E8-0ftlciaf Race Results by market fl'A.A.F-Tell Tlm~ Topics Amer!. "ON-Tomorrowe Tribune Racing Re.cord WJJD-Chlesgo Motor Cluh Talk WMHI_fladlo School of the Bible WIBo-Eddle South's Orcbelltr& WB DM:_l"our Milk; BrOIl.; Crbco Pro­ W,\A F--Oolden,.od Gal.ties 3:15 'IO I .Hl--NcW9 !lashes WCUI-8tamford S!ngers \fa E8-'\lodern ;>.I.elodies; Ethel &: Harry KYW-Health talk W .....lAl'...... su.nset - Salute 9:25 WON-Lawrence Salerno sod Allan GuM. U .!jt 1'f{n'~nod HeaUh and Tralnioc 1'I'GN-"Ru Griffith. teoor 6: 25 X TW-Teabe.rr, Sporta Re()Orl.. r 9,30 . YIf-Len Small, political talk 11:55 WLS-Evenlll&" Post Reporter WL8-In8urance Talk; E . ..L Collin.. 6:JII WY.NR-8telJbins Boys: S .... lft'eo Program. WBUM--Chesterrteld Program; BoS'W6D 1nU.Q-Hourly Nursing Sel""Yie. WIBo-AI Marineau. ba.rit.ono l'\BC Slaten and Orchestra. CBB WIU,Q-TaIk by OIK1I" Carlstrolll P.M. ':25 XYW-Reo; Maupin Acea of the Air WL8-"Rlchman Bro~. l'rOgTam; 8yhi& 3:30 ~'GN_Hotel Taft Orchr.5'tn, CBS Froo~, COO WCI'I.-Merry Garden BaUrootll Orch. 12:00 W1JB~ I _8penker of tile Day. CBB WF.Nll-U. S. Navy Band; Llellt Charl•• WON-Pon Lang; Serreants' Dog Med!.· WI IIo-Publll: Theatre Reuorter WM,\Q-WMAQ Salon Quartet Benter. illrector. :t.'BC cInes WC nW-Studio Musical Program WGN-Mld·Day Services WMAQ_V.'omnn'" Calendar; Jane Ham­ WMAQ-Concert O.r-oh ... stre. 9:45 WIHllll_Myrt and Marge: dr3maUo WLS-Pralrl& Farmer DlnllerbeU Proe­ ilton WCFI.-WCF'L Orch~.tra Sketch. CBS WJSD-Psul Rader's Courl.ers "nUM-Dorothy Davia WlBO- News ot: the Day WO:N ...... \l.are announced WCFI.-1)ella. Bartell. eontra.lto WIIlO-Luncbeoll MusIcal.. WGES-Dine and. Da.nc. Wino-care de Alex Orchestra lOIBl-Holland Sen-ice. Rev. J. H. :iii.-..- WG ES--XoonUme TUlles WCnW-Mustcal Program 10:00 WON-The Dream ShIp 12:05 WB1J.\I_~leet the Boys. COO = .... WON-HerbIe Kay's Orcheetra from the WMAQ-Amos on' Andy. NBC ':40 WCI-'I,-Zcld~ Platt; dramatie realkr 12,15 V+'CIIl_Peop\e's Peet Blackhawk Restaurant W:ENR-Amos 'n' Andy, NOC ):45 1\'AAF-Worlil News Reports tI WIIB1\l-1Ilke and II~rman. CBS WENU-'1'he Goldbercs; d ram a c WC f'J,-~lu~ical Weather REIlOrt WC}'J,-Couniy Commissioner!!; 1&111: ske~c1l. NBC 1I'G F.S---SChool Dal'S WIIIO_Concert Music wnD31_Howo.rd N"ewnll1er, pI.u>o recttail KYW-Rex Maupin'. Aces of the Air 12:2S Wl!lllf_Down the Country Road, CBS Kl'W-Teaherry Sport~ Reporter; n. 3:5'5 KYW-S. C. Joivlson program WHAQ-Best Foods program; !lOng!! and Glebe Trotter 12,)/1 1I'G-"---&I\'OY Piau Orcbestra. CBS 4:00 WON~ardefi Club; r.tn,. Frederk* patter. l'\BC WCII [-Stamford StngtrS hYW-Don Pedro·s Ordlestra ')'Ioore WCFL-Nationa.1 Tea Co. Program WC}'L-Green Mill Ballroom Orchestra \I'IBO-Clant Finl\"er of the Air WEXD_May We Presem. NBC WBOM-Henr! Gendron's Orcbestr& 10,lS W.MAQ-Dan and S~'I'la WLS--Closlnl: Ll.vesteck !darket.; Jbn h"YW-Rex Maupin'S Acas d. tbe ..ur WIllQ--Betty aDd Jean. Harmony Duo Poole WIBO-North Shore Cburcb program WENl!_Prince Albert Quarter Hour: 1'FaES...... ·Marcb of ScI~DC" AlIc\> Joy, contralto. NBC W)L\Q-:oalon Singers. NBC WI IIG-Eddle Vauo's Orchestra WON-OvU a.t tile 1kJ.oi>ec. XY,,-Book RevIew 1:15 WO S-I"red r ... Jeske, Entertain .... WJ.J»-Moosehesrt Band )("l·W-Don Pedro·s Orchestra wnUM-Movle Star's W.M.AQ_W·l>IAQ Salon Orchest..... a...-. oe. WC:FL-BulleUn Bo&nI, IA.bor lMe.sh_ W,lI,\Q-Ted Cook's Orchostra WClo·L-'J'lmely 'l'opks: weatber rtpOrt. WCFL-8eity V8..11 AU .. ,.. WON_LaPallna Program; Kat. Smlth WC.t;-L-Darwn Organ llecltal by ElddJ" WLS--Talk, Adult Education Couoell WAA.l,.-Noveltl&8 Bangon WIIlG-Funny Bonea 5.00 WJJn--Maetereratt HODlf: TalII: and her SWllnee music.. CBS w:t.s-lvory PrOgr;Ul); B. A. R.n.-e'. or· 11:05 1fENn-Coon·Saeders" Orch~stra. NBC KY\f_L3!e slocll Quot.IIUon~ WENR.-WB.ldort Empir. Room ~ Cbe$trL NBC 11:15 WON_Ted Weem· .. Orcheatra. WlL\Q-Fasblona In LovUn&O,,: ~ tn., NBC IdO WDDM-Arouod th.. Town; dance orchs. oh~e Program. NBC WGN--Organ Concert WJBo-Publll: 'J1teatre Report .... WIlAQ-4ru$lk:a1 Procr­ XYW-Htres program W8De-Jerry ,>uUlvan; Song Special WO:-;--Palmer Hous.. Ensembl.. WCIII_Metropolitan Echoes WDIlll-Co1urnl!1a Scbool oof th& Mr. ems WSBc--Btudlo Pros:ram WJJ"D--Jntern3ttoeal Buckle Buater. WENlt-Palals d'Or Orcllest ...... NBC ,." WI nO_The RendIng Room KYW-8ennlal MUS'Ic Sop&rvi_ £opt.... WGE8-Munlc of Poland 11,,,, li\W-Charlle Agnew's Orches-(ra 1U.S--Cloalng Grain ~Iarket enca. N8C WC},'L-WCFL Ol'Cheatrs \¥C~'.L--Ore ..... ~nn Ballroom Orcbelrtra XYW_Louls PanIco's Orche"'-ra WCFJ,-SPOrls Rnl.... w bJ' Joa.. O'Hara '145 WON-Angelo PatM "Your Cblld." CBS WAAI'-I.h'e Stock Market W.\A}'-OrGlln MelodJe.!! Wl llO_8ddie South's Orchestra WLS-"Slsteu oC the 8Id.llet;~ Eut aDd WMAQ-JllnllV Garrlgan'a Orchestra WSIlC_Varlety progrnm WBBM--CUrrent )!)v~ .. V. KaIt_ Dumke. NBC 11:45 WON~arl Moor~; Herbie Kay aud Art WLS--Wm. Vk:kl3nd-Book Shop born. cas ,.os WCF:L-Un!on Label Ka.sel's OrchestrRs 1:40 lI"SllC_Rntllo '1'ony 5:a WENR-8'kIDPY: cbIIdren'. akK. NBC r-cue J, WllAQ-l-laurle Sherman's Orcbestra WC),'L-N3lJo~ill Leagu.. of .Amer1c&n WCFL-John U'U[weD; food talk WIBo-Ambrose Wyrlck ,... )[YW-Spralt's Program WAAF-Musical Melange Pen Wemen Wmo-Al.r Cade19; EddI.. and Fanule W)lAQ-6lntlck Out, Maria.D and Jim Cavanaugh lr.J.JD-A"rt Wrlf;bt. SOIIgS lZ:OO W£N.fl,-Karl Hines' Orchestra XYW-Louls PaniCO'!! Orchestra ''-ON-Florence Bernstein. contralto KYW-Waldorf Orchestra. N'BC' ... WGN-'E)u~ne IDtel'llatloDAl Jl.&¥u ... CBS WLs-."onarch Lyon FamIy WJJl)...... ,lLuslcal Poems WMAQ-Jtmmoy G3trlg:a.n's Orchestra. WLS-Mu.slcal Program. NBC "12,)/1 ... WENlI_Don Pedro and his Orchestra WAA"F_PlanoefQue WBDM_"l""",rtd 1.J:np" , l!"reddl. Ro... KYW-Clha.rll& Agnew'1I Oreb68t.nL 12;4$ WJl.AQ-Maurle Slterma.n'a Orchestra. WCB I-Book Worm PlsnlM 1nlAQ-Olg SlI: of tI... AIr: Ollma.o and Wn11~I_Ttlnesmlths WAA}'-l)hne Flresid6 ac- ,... WI:UQ--Publlr Theatre neporter !ItJO WGN-"Uncl& Remus" mals QtJSrtet; Chevrolet Program. NBC Arden, Lewia James. We!.coms 2:00 l\\"W-Rex Maupin Aces ot: the AII:' W)lAQ-James G. McDonald; talk. NBC WBBM_Dally Times Spell1ng Be. Lewie'I-~;~;;;;;~~;;;~;;;r- WCFL-Beaut, talll WC}'L-"ln the Musto Rocn WIBo-Plantatlon Days: Andrew DobsOil WGN-Robert Lelg-h and Allau Grallt WENR-Alr JunlQr! WJJD-Talks ot Tal[ Payer. \fDDM_Burnham's Beauty Cbllt WI BO--.Jobu Cerny at tbe piaM 11'18G-Wlth the lobsters WCFL-!'Iallonal Tea storM Prwraa KTW-Uncl& Bob 'l'fSBC-Mldwest Specla..l WAA},'_Cttlcall:o on Parade WJJD--Gene and .JknaI!r WOES-Danube Wa.Vy W"MA(l--Organ melodies; Irma Glell NBC WAAF-W.allc T1ID<'> WSnC-Sports review WBBM-Ja.clI; Miller'. OrchoeN.. C'BI!I ,,10 WCF:L-WCFL Orchestra WClH-Rndlo Bible Class IllS WON-Mennen Program; Irene Beallle,.: 1\o"L8--Thre.. Contraltos in ''O.1.t00ll of 5:45 WON_ Little OrDban AnnI.: ehD4ten·. playlet. NBC RIch·" Orcbestra. CBS Melody" WENR.-Llttle Orphaa AuBl.; children'. WOFI.-Nlght Court I .U WClo'J.-W. H .. Ma.lone, poUt>ca1 b..II: Wll1O--.James Slmpsou. _ecl> K\"1r-Sun Sweet Harroonles, NBC playlet, NBC WDRM_Noble etash,'. Orcbestra., C'BS WJ JD-Maln Street Crusader WIDO-studlo Pr~ram ){YW-A\\lgator Program WI SQ-Suort Summary; Norman Ron lVMAQ-.\lartha, b)' tbe dial' WON-1.ovlI Story Hoor; dram&. C89 UBUM-Dally Times News Fbl.6b... WMAQ-Lo~·en Thomas tor the Lltllt"U7 ,,)0 Digest, ~"8C WRNR.-"Rudyullc Schools Program William ,J. Clark WIIDM--Chlc:tgo Hour WMAQ-The Dance Masten 8:45 WCFL-I1k:hael IgOe, DOIIUca1 tall< Welll_Famtllar Meilldies T., ',00 WON-Tom. Dick and Harry 1 145 W)fAQ-WMAQ SynoopstQrs WIJl()...... Captaln Don's Radlo Scoula WMAQ-A. &. P. Dotnce GYDale9, NBC WGN_Lll.wrence Salerno alld RODdoU..... XYIT_Louls Panlco'eo Ol'Cbestra ,,"BDM-Hart, Scbsffner and .. a r S WC},'L-Stoolo Program WJ JD-I'i"a.lt and Herh ' p!a.no alld songs Tru8Ipeteers; Edwin C. HIll. CB8 W$IlC-Jerry Sullh'an; song aDecl&1 WAA )'-t!oosler PhJlOsopher W}a'R_Lucky !'!trike Dance Orcheat.ra; statton WMAQ--8 P.M.c.s.T. I ,SS WLli--EI·enlo&: poat Report~r WClllf-Bul·ers G~ld\> Walter Wlncbell NBC 18 PROGRAMS FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 8

' , M. "AAF_lfelody Lane KYW-Louls Pallleo's Orcbestra 5:00 WM.AQ-.'lu~lcal Program ~·OE~';'[ornlllC" Musical.. \\LS-Closl"&, Grain Market Wl,:JO!_Wailorf_EmtMe Room Orch. NPCt 6!00 ft C "'L--Sullrise Hour 10:20 WE5R-a<1uslc Avprc.:latlon :Hour, NBC WCFt.--Tbn~ly Topics; weatber report WGN-T"'Hlght S)mphony ConcHt WL8-WLS Smtle·A·Whlle ~ 10.30 WGN-Round tbe World COOkll,.. School WAA"'-Farm lo'O!k1l Hour WIBo-Tbe R",,-dlog Ro WGE~HaPilY :HIts 1:55 Wlno-Publlx 'l'beater Reporter WJ,S-Wllbur and E~ru; comedy skit WMAQ-Y)VC'A Program lCYW_Waloorf Orchestra, NDC 2:00 WG!(-U, S. Marine Band. CBS WJJD-Internallonal Buckle Busters WBBM-Adele Nelson; beauty dlal WJ'J'D-t.\1 usLcal Poems IVAA),'_Tune Shoppo WGN-Dlge-st 01 the Da~"s Newa KTW-Reoc Maupin Aces of the AII' 5:30 WGN-"Uncle Remu~" lI'CltlV-Muslcol nl'e~kl"~1 10:50 \1'MllI_Radlo Scbool or the Blbh~ WllAQ-Org:an Melodies, NBC WMBI-MornlllC" WorshIp PerIod WC}'L-Recital MIniature; Olto Muncke WMAQ- SI'~n!ln1'd Brands l"'Ogram: Roy. 11:00 l't'ON-BaIl'PY Ha"k al Yagubonda. NBC WC1'L-Mornlng !lllUfIle W};J'iR-General ElectrIc Home CIrcle; WBBM-chlca.go Hour WMllI-Mornl~ Glory Club WBBM-Lone Wolf Tribe Drama, CBS Theodore Webb, ba.llone; organ. NBC WIBO_PbiI Slltuke<>, hmor WBIHI_Evan~ SulJU'·b~n Exnresll WC:E'L-JUz Progr3m WC}'L-Unlted Depositors Association 7:30 IfCI"I.-che.erlo; lnomlrational talk NBC WMAQ_The Merrlemen. N.8C WLS-WLS Fanlare; Margaret Morton 01 IllinoIs McKay \nIAQ-~lornl"1I" WOl·shlp WBOM-Dorotby Da,1~ "Jo:tnt-Alr JunIor. \\'l$-Rnde"'s TabHn"cle WInO-Around the Home WA4.F-Chlcago on Parade Kl'W-Uncle Bob WIBO_Bulova Eye Opener Ii lll"-Prudence Penuy We Ill_Radio BIble Class W,\At'_Tlme, Tunes and TopIcs WJJD-Interslate :':urllerles WMDI-Home Hour 'l'l'SSD-{larden talk ,UJD-Hnnpy 00 Lucky 'rIme, Art Llnlck II' _A A F-Band'stand 2.:15 WCFL-Eddle Robinson, Tenor alll1 'rrlp­ 'l'l'AA1:'-Waltz 'rIme WG WG X-Leonard Salvo's Man Box Y,S-VodvU pie PIa)'~r 5:45 WENR-Llttle Orphan Annle_ NBC lHIIIM-CbrlsU"n Science Cburch.... of 11:15 WMAQ-Beaut;ful Thought,,; Chue)[, Ray WIBo-Program syn.chronl,.ed willi tele. JlUnols WGY-LlU!e Orphan AnnIe; OvahlDe. and Gene; Irma Glen, organIst. NBC visIon on W9XAO NBC W3I AQ-Crc~m of I>,'heat: Jolly Bm and WENR_Pat Barnes In Person; bnper· WD8M-Dany T;mes News F1asbell Jane. NHC sooations. NBC WMAQ--Outslanding Speakers, NBC W1L4.Q-Lowell Thomas for Literary DI. 1'l'DDM--Qld Dutch Girl; oewS)' nnglee In liYW-"Bisqulck" P,·ogram W],8-naipb Emerson and Martha Cr,ne gest. NBC rbyme. CBS. WBBM--Julia Ha)'e~, bou.seoold hlnt.. In ''To".. Colors" for Phllco WAAI:'-The SPOtllgbt WLs--.5teamOOat 811l; cb,.~ren'a program WinO-Bridge Le-.~son~ WAA F_Tbe Redbeadec SuPEr>'isor CoN'er. WJJD-()n,hestra MusIc WC ..'L-WCFL Klddles' AerQPlan" Club ellCe. :NBC 6:00 WON-Kellogg'S Slng;na: Lady. NBC lI'GE8-Canary (;1"b 11:30 WGN-Palnted Dreams: SpotlllOred by Mickelberry WLS-Iuternallonal :Heatlng Program; wnn:W-Cblcago TImes progralll Mapl.. City l"our; John Brown ,"BO-Caplaln D<>n'lI RadIo Seout!! WMAQ-Ce~tury or Progre"" TaJt WEIOt-L.aat Minute :-:~ws ].~ ..,. \\',\.\l'-Blt or EverythIng WllRM-Julla Hayes, Household Hintll lir\\"- :"~ar!ll and llome Ilour, NBC William J, Cla,·k 1:15 WCFL-Mornlng Muslcllle \\")IAQ-:Publlc Schools Prog-ram IV C ..'L-BartOIl Organ Recital b7 Eddy JrVW-Loui~ Pan!co'~ Orche-slra WLS-l'hl1 Cook, the Quaker Mall. NBC Wlno-Matlnee Melodies Hanson WCR"IV-Buyers Guide W~N_~!adIBon SllIGers. CBS 1\'CIIJ-FamlIJar Melodies WE::I"lt_I1oroe S~rvlce; Mrs, Alina. Peter_ 'ifMAQ-The Danc6 MastH" 8:30 \\'GN-"Grave I\nd G~y" WC1:'I,-&gamor" Hote] Orchestra NBC sen. "88M-Edw, J. Bru"d;l.g~, Po!!tlcal Tall \\' HUM-TOlly's Scrapbook; by Anthony W Illlll-Kremel Singing Chef, CBB 2:45 WCFJ___ Doe Cook, Comedian Wons. CBS WJ.lD-WRlt and Herb; plano and SOD&~ WCUW-Josephlne Program, Mn.,1cal WSBc-Jury Sullivan, Song Recital l'I' CJ:'L-D!t"'~r Mu~lc WI1Jo-.\l"slcal Mcrr~ Co.-Round WinO-Peter Pan prognm WJ,8--Watcb You,. Step W,\AF-J1"o~l<:r Phl1osophcr W,\A ..'-VanUy FIorter \~MnI-Radlo School of the Bible 6:25 XY\\,_Teaberry $J>Orts Reporter WC}·J....-Radlo Shonllers Club WG-E8-~lodern !\Ielod!e~; Etbel & Jlarry 3:15 11'31,\ Q-Rad;o GuIld; dramatizatIon. NBC W,\,\)o'-Orgnn melndles: [lye ~tock min. WJ,fD-lll Med. Soclet)·; Doctor'a Talk 6:30 WENR-Stebblns BoYs; Swlrt's Prou...... r~~~~~::~r;'a~n1Ce; Anne &: SUfI 9:00 WnS-('harlle White's Gym ot the Air WAAF-GoldenrO<1 Gallies NBC l\' \1'-'11'8. DI~ke's Column. NBC 11:50 Wf;X-Good Health Bnd Tralo~n&, WinO-The Song Shop "nRM-Judge Henfy lIorner, !'oUtlcaJ Wllll~I-Lak~lI!de program WE."i'R_Home Servl<,e ,,25 :Kl"W-RClC lt8,upin Aces of Ibe All' Talk \01\ Q-C" ~ Hu.; Weather Report; 1------:;-;:;------,1 3:30 WON-lfrs. Kent Xonbam ''Ceotnry or WOl"-l;)a"y Aee~. CBS Travel talh !L p, M. Progress" lf1IAQ-lIarold Van Horne, piaulst of Time; 1\'111. VlckJand "·LS-S~n" 1,:cc--=cc;-"CCc-;--__ -C------1 1'I'ENR-Lady Next Door; dllJdren'~ pro.. WllIo-News ot the Ony WA,\Y-Sill&' and Swup 12,00 WOS !llid--day services gr3ID. NBC lCY1'\'-Don Pedro'" Orche~:ra W(; ES-Vac!:w Flsher·1I Salon OrchesUs WnnM-llagic Piano Twlo~, CBS WIUo-RadJo Gossip: EddIe and Fallnle WJJ1)--.(.\laln Street Furniture Store 9:10 WMAQ_~luslcal HodgePOdge 1I'l1,\Q--&lon Quartet Cavanaugh WOES-Rumanoc" ~ll'"lodie9 9:15 WG-N-Clllra, Lu 'n' Em; Tbe SuPSI' SUCls \H,8-DlnnerbelJ Program WAAF-Joaeph Belland, Baritone WCRW-"Mualcal Program GIrls. NBC W(lF.~Husbpuppy ('orner! WIIIlM-Dorolhy DCIvis WCFt.--WCFL Orcbl'"strll, 1{\'W-Rose VlU>derbosch, plllnist WIBo-Luncbeon Mu~lcale WCFL-Garry Sullivan; 501lC"9 WAAI'-Mr9. Margaret Don, Food Econ- WJJD-Paul Rader's Courlerll IOIIIJ-Dano-1"orwegian Servia omy WkAF_Noon,jjrue "'clodle!; weather WBBM-Bo-Pee.p and the "Boy Friends" WCHI-Famlliar Meludlcs ,:.co WG:!i'_Temple Trio and Piano ~lllnUBIUlll1lUlIIltIlTlUICIllIlIIlJ.I.OlllltltlullonwnUIIUC\lllllllKog WOE8-Sona:s ot Home WMBI_Evangellstlc SerylCft ':.5 WBll,'lf-'I'unesmlths WI UQ-Kolor-BnJ< Program 12:05 W1l.AQ_WMAQ Salon Quartet W"EXlt-Frances Bowdon, talk. NBC ~ACTORS! WRITERS!" wMAQ-()ur Dally Food; Colonel Good, WAAF-World News Reporl$ body, NBC 12:15 WIIIlld-lllke and lierman, CBS WCFL-Talk on India ~ Opportunity to lea.rn radio continuity 5._!§ WON-Board or Trade: Carl Hoett.. WCnl-People's Poet wrttJng and acting before microphone ':55 ){YW-& C. JoOOson Program WUnM-Bu rnham'.~ Benuly ChH WG:t:8-The Emerald I~le 31I in fUlly equipped aUdition studio under E WIDO-Neysa's ExercIse and DIet 12::t5 WBBM-Farm Goss111, CBS 4:00 WC Ft.--The Fall' presents th& Junlol' Previous Federatioll Club c chain broadcast experts. radio §' KYW-F ~shlons lind l<~lgure", NBC WGN_Palmer House En~emble !!l] experience not required, Address §l WOE8--'I'1le Paint Box W I:N R_May We Present, NBC WMAQ-News F1a:mes rtymontb WAA1:'_Dan,*,ot W(lN-The Garden Cll,Ib; Mabel J, Fuller ~ Box 3OG-Radio Guide 42.3 OL ~ WIHO-Glant FInger of the Air l\ YW-"Recr Maupnl's Aces of the Air = CHICAGO, ILL. ! K1'W-Rolle Ynnderboaeh, n! .. nlst :KYW_Don Pe

WEEK OF APRIL 3rd to 10th Radio GUide will pal' one dollar ror anJ Mikritlc accepted and printed in this col­ umn. Mikritics are remarks of any lUnd THE PRAIRIE FARMER STATION 870 KILOCYCLES 50,000 WAITS made on the air which will Interest other L ______,----,_.,,-_-,- _____-----,,------_, I people. They may be amusing, inspiring, A Dew service for listening WLS hOuse- 7:30 "DNlh V~lIcy Day." (NUC) funny, pathetic, or queer. wives is the "Daily Produce Reporter" daily 8:00 B"r~~'" ~layt"g Orchestra (NBC) at 8:35 P.M. In his five-minute talk, the 8,30 Sig" Olf Hero are the rules: The quotation should reporter gives Ii summary of the fruits !lod . TUESDAY, A PR IL 5 • not exceed flfty words. It must be aecom- vegtabJcs that are most plentiful on the A. M. panied by W1C name of the person who made market aod in grocery stores of Chicago 6:30 I"t~r"alin"al Healing C".~Rid~~ Runner. it, the exact time it was heard, and the and vicinity He makes su"'gestions on how 6:45 Ralph E",er..,n; Organ novolli •• these produ~ts may be incl~ded in the day's 6:55 Jun(s G"dcn Talk station from which it was heard. The name menu. Each morning at 6:25 A. M., a 9:45 '·The Arkansas Wo<>dchol'P<'r" and address of the sender must be attached. ., . f P. M. three-minute broadcast to retal ars, In orms 1:00 Polilical T,!k-Avory nr"r"I,,~e Any number of Mikritics may be sent by them of the produc~ that will be most ap- 1:15 ··Song Port'alls"--Qrohe.lra,~ I'hil Kal~r olle pcrson. In case two or more persons propriate for them to display during the 1 :45 ·'The 1.)"01' Family" day. Julian Bentley handles this program, 2:00 WLS Conoort Orchoslra submtt the same Mikritlc, the first entry Which has alraady built up a large follow- 2:15 R~lph ,"morson & Marlha Cr;",~ In "Tone received will ba printed. Address your let· ing. C"IQrs·· (Philco) ters to Mikritlc, care of Radio Guide. 2:30 Inlernational H.atln~ wilh M.ple Clly Four The WLS National Barn Dance again I\"a.hboard Band-John Brown swings its doors open to the pubUc at the ;UX) Jud~~ J[rnry H<>rner; Political Talk E· hth 5t t Th t 5 t d . ht 7:GO VO\OI"'$ Service (KBC) Ig ree ea re, a ur ay mg , 7:30 H.d Hu~gcr Harmoni .. (NBC) ThIS week·s winners: with its great round-Up or entertainers. 7:45 Sj,lers of th Skillet (KBC) AI and Pete-March 24th-l :05 p. m.­ Some of the extra·added attractions will 8:00 Mol{."on & Robbins Mu.iral Mag",,;ne NBC be heart-throb ballads by Grace Wilson, • WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6 • WLS: old time square dancing, comedy supplied AI: "Do you know what the unemployed by the various barn-yard animals and char. A. M. Here's Harmonica-Wheedler Lonnie Glos­ 6:45 Caterpillar Crew did today?·' lIOn, the boy from Arkansas. who Is one of acters as enacted by the Barn Dance gang. 8:1S" Ralph &. l1al ·'OId Timer." Pete: "No. what?" the attractions of the new program over and Wilbur and Ezra, the two beloved old 9:00 ·'Butrice Mabie" (NBC) AI: "Nothing." WLS each Wednesday morning, from 6 :30 bachelors will make their appearance. 9:45 Mn. Big,by's Boarding Hou,.; Skit -Bob Eades Ezra's dance before the surprised theatre P. M. to 6:45 P.M., Townsend·s Old SeWers. audience is one of the high spots of the 1:00 Politic.l Talk Wm. H. Ma!on" • • • Songs of the mountain country and songs show, and worth the price of admission 1:15 ··Doin~s of the Gordon." Corn Oclillatchri"" Tommie and Willie-March 22nd-6:10 of the plains and western deserts are sung alone. AdmiSSions are fifty cents, adults J :30 WLS lIy,"n Timc--Mac & Ilob p. m.-WCKY: by Mac and Bob, and old time flddHng is 1 :45 H~rrnan Felher. vio!ini.t done by llO other than the Arkallsas Wood­ aud twenty-five for childran. The shows 1 :50 Beauty Talk-"Volv~tina." M'9. Chenoweth "Where there's a will, tha.r's relatives." ohopper. It's a nice morning musical tonic, are 7:00 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. and 9:45 P.M. 2:00 Home,"akers I'rogram-II-\orlha rra"c--WI.S -AntOinette, Betz to midnight. Orthestra ~y it sometime! , WLS GENERAL PROGRAM SCIIEDUI,E 2;30 ~rt::~aliOna! HeJling-Maple Cily Four; Jnhn • • You·n also be Interested in the contest Sinclair Minstrels- March 19th- 9:18 A. M. 2,45 ··W3t~h Your S",,~oh» conducted with the broadcast. Each week, p. m.-WJZ: ,100 worth of strawberry plants are given 6:00 Prairi~ Farm~r F~mi1}· Party 7:00 What", the ~~,,·s? (NBC) away; $10 to each of the 10 best word 6:25 Fruil '" \"~~~Iah!~ Produo~ R~I"'rler 7:15 Songs or Lo~~ Ago Ohuck: "What's the sign when my hand 6:30 Int.rnalional Healing-Ridge Runnerl. (Ex. 730 hek Fro.t Mei<><.ly Mom.nls (NBC) itches?" essays Oil "Why We Raise Strawberries." WedJ 8:00 Chica~o Molor Club You haye ten chances, each week, to win! Ray: "n·s the sign you're gonna have 6:45 Caterpl11ar Crew. (Mon., Wed., Fri.) • THURSDAY, APRIL 1 • company." The Anniversary of the founding of the 7:00 "Wilbur and ·Etra." A. M. 7:15 Rad.r's Tabernacle 6:30 Inl~rnalio"al Heating-Ridgo Runners Chuck: "Well, what If my hea.fi itches?" Grand Army of the Republic will be honored 7:45 "St~ambo"t Uill" Campb<>J! C~rcal 6:45 Keith Melody Four RIlY: "Boy, ~hey's alTlvedl" Saturday. April 9th over WLS with a pro­ 8:00 G",,~ and Glenn-Quakcr Boy. (NBC) 9:05 Hadio Guide's "Musical Inlervl~w" _Florence Haist gram of music appropriate to the days of 8:15 Phil Cook (E". Wed.) (NBC) 9:~5 A~mc Snn.hine Melodic. '61 and '65, and will bring to the .micro~ 8:30 E,·cning Post R.parl ...... Hog Fbsh-Wulh~r P_ M. Reporl • • • phone two Civil War Veterans, James H. 1 :00 Polilical Talk-Wm. H. MaloH M,kc and Herman-March 23rd-12:20 Campbell, Chicago, Dlinois, who is Com­ 8:35 "Th. Produoe Mark.t Reporl~' 1:15 SP<'ahr from Adult Educalion Council ul 8 :45 Col. Goodi>ody (NBC) Chioa~o p. m.-WBBM: mander of the O. A. R. Department of Illi· 9:00 Variety Acl. 1:45 ··The lyon Family" Mike: '·What are you going to sue me nols; H. B. Davidson of Illinois. Mrs. Helen 9,20 Gen. Aulry--Oklahom. Y",leler 2:00 Thro:-e Contralto. in "Garde .. 01 Melody" Matthews Grigsby. of Pittsfield, TIUnols, who for?" 9:30 Anne &. Suc--Towu Topi •• 2:15 lIomemahr' Thealro--One·Aot Play Herman: "Elevation of affiicUons:' is President of the Department of IllIno!s 9:45 M... Di~sby'~ Boarding lIou P. M. among Chicago boys. Following the April 8:00 Sign Oil 12:05 Grain Marht • • • 12:10 Closing Li'·c.tock M~rht-Ji", Poole 10th program, these broadcasts may be MONDAY, APRIL 4 • Announcer-March 24th-l0:14 a- m._ beard at 1 :45 P. M.; Sundays. .. 12:15 Poultry S.r,·ice Timc--5P<'ciai G. A. R. Pro. WJAY: A. M. 12:45 Phil Evans-Live.Iook Review Tone colors, a unique organ novelty, made 6:30 Internalional Heating Co.-Ridge Runner! 1 :00 AI & Pete "Old maid·s prayer: '0 Lord, I ask noth­ Us debut on the air this week. to be heard 6:45 Caterpillar Crew 1,15 O.car Carlstrom; Political Talk ing for myself, just give my mother a sou. regularly each Tuesday and Friday at 2:15 9:00 "Sand, of Time." Wm. Vickland and Ralph 1 :30 Variety Aots in-law: " P. M., over WLS. In the form of an inter· Eme ..on 1 :45 "The Lvon Family" -Ted Ryckman, Jr. view, with Martha Crane, Ralph Waldo P. M. 2:00 Merry·G .... Round; Con'l Emerson, emincnt organist, explains the 1:00 AI·'" Pole "The Nutcrarkers" 3:00 Juclg~ Herrry Horn.r-Po!if!cal T.llk • • • 1 :15 Mac & Bob ·'·The Knoxville Do~" 7:00 "Danger Fighte«" (NBC) Col. Goodbody-March 21st--8:40 a. m.­ mysteries of the pipe organ and demon­ 1 :45 Waltcr Sioindel, pioni.t 7:30 Int~rnalional Old T,me hrly strates tOile combinations, He also paints 1:55 Mu. Cho"owcth "Century of PrORr~ •• " Tnlk 8,00 Sind.ir Minstrel. (NIlC) WLS: tone pictures with well known melodies and 2:00 Homem.kers' Program-Marth. Crane 8:30 Oso~r C3r1~,'rom-Politioal Talk "I would not envy Queens their royal produces varioUS sound effects through the 2:30 'niornationallieating--Mapie City Four; John 8:45 Clem & Ben-Soap Flake J~'torl crowns, mediwn of his Instrument. Tune in for Brown 9:00 Lueky Sirike (NBC) Or Kings their pollticaJ. rackets, 2:45 "Walch Your Speech" Amo. & Andy (NBC) this program, and listen to Ralph Emerson 10:00 If I could only buy potatoes 3:00 Judi{{! Ilenty Hom~r--Political Talk 10:15 Kitchen Klen.c..--<:Icm & lkll of exploit the hidden wealth music found 7:00 "l1,e ConlOMed PrO&ram·'--cun'lion Milk 10:30 WI.S S~I;onai Bun Danu WiUl zippers on their jaeket&." wU.b.i.n tile pipe organl (NBC). 12:00 Siln OU -Mrs. Danna Topp 20 •

PROGRAMS FOR FRIDAY [Continued]

'.M. "(' Fl.-Xatlonal Tu Slore~ PrOG'ram Wll.\Q-Xorthern T rual Xorthernul I'I'Il!O-E,ldle South-. Orche~lra WUBlI--<;;cott l,ueal<, pOlitical \.JIlt WllIO_Publlx Tlteatre UePOr ler WG t;S-Par adl.e Orche~ltB 6:45 WG:l:ram lUlU 1_.\loody Yemorlal Church WENH-Tbe Oo1d:be r ,,,; 4 rallla Uc _ " Ie b, glnl& Gardlncr; I larr), Salt er'S Orches­ N B C tra; Chesebrollll"h ~Hll". Co, pr..-ram. Wr-::SIl_nKO T hcatre. NBC W('III--stamtord and l1emkk NBC 1\"lfAQ_Dnt l"oods Program. NBC WLS-Our Dally }'ood; CoJooel Good 11:05 WENlt--Coon ·Sandcra' O~chCBtra. N" 8C WllIo-Ba.skIn·s "Bie W' body. l'mc Orrh~~tra :h 1 \\~'lIch.ael 1... rJl:'Oe, IX>lltl<:al talk 11 : 15 WO'l'-'.red WHm'S \\'JJD-Talk to Tax P ayers Or~he~trll W,lJD-"Dr~m of HawsU" ':35 WC l'L-WCI-'L Orcheslra 1'\' 1 UQ-Cafe de .... Iu \II nO-Betty and J un. l larmony Duo W811C-Polsh P r"gram 9:45 WBBH_Myrt and Mar,e; d ramatic WIIUM-Around Ihe T o",,"; dance orch.. WGES-ltallan Serenade IIketch. cns WG};S-Dlu" Streak '1'r.\119 1I'1'lIC-Jerry Sullivan: So ng Special S:U WlIIIM---()mer Custer. pollUcal !alii WC }' J.-Baach Program WIIIIM_Vau] Spe.cht'll O r chestr a WC III-Metropolltan EchOes WBAQ-BUI. t he Barber, N BC WOX-Ma r Chea WE !I II-Willlam Sloe"'" Orcheltr&, N BC 7:00 WON_The 8 :1. Ih Club ; interviews; Da r · WC FL-N"lgb t Cour t bara lumrel, contralto; male Quartet; K'I W_Blue Valley T ime ll: lQ wt,;NR-Ja"k ~nol"s On·he",-ra. N BC Llnl! program. cns w.Un_Yaln Strcet Cru""der 9:50 W(lN--TO be aMouroced X'I W-Charlle .... gnew·s Orchestra w e }' J...--<:"hall, .'uclerld, Slein PrOfl'ram; 15:30 WJJ ,\Q-.... rmour Hour; IrvIn S. Cobb; WIBQ--Cafe de .... Iu Orche~tra WMAQ-Jlmrn), Garrill"an-s Orchestra Arthur Koch, I)!anl~t Hay Shleld's Orchestra. NBC 10:00 WOX-TIle Dream Ship 'll'O."i_To Th.. Ladlea ; LeoD Belasco's WIUO-Eathe r R eport 12 : 00 wt,;!\ It-Earl Hinu' Orclte~trll Wlllo--c.. fe dt Alex Or~I>e"tra gram 1'\' lflO_The Two Banadler~ KYW_Tesoor ry Sportll R eporter. T he Xl \\"-Louis Panlco's Or~hestra ".JJB-I'''rankl" ·'H.. :r Pint" JaxOIi \VENit_Leo n",'~man'8 OrcheatrL N BC 01000 T rotler Wllll~t- "1'he llillchlllll:' Ih,ur", Drama.­ WG };s--TUMS of Today 8:.5 WGS_Van Heusen Program W('HI-Junlor LHlgue PIa)'crs tlza\ion, W :I0 ](Yl't-To be announced 1:15 WG ... -Slngln' Sam; The ~tba801 Man. 1<. '1-W-John A . Sv,'an"de Haneon Every Friday-8:30 P. M. 1UJIl-.... rt "r!ahl. !IO~ 9,30 W(l"--"E:UY .... Cttl·· for La vorla WE."iR_Ral]ll'l Klrber" the Dream SIn.cer 1 : 00 ,,·r.:s-pmlll,ury Pag.... nt; Slr ut Sineer ; XlW-W,,,,es o f Melody; Victor Arden's N8C Toaeha fleldet, .. lnUnIM, ellS OrchutrR. NUC WCFL W1UQ-Ted Cook'! Orchutra. "I,S-Cllquot Club; Ilarry R e~e r' 1 o rch. WlIIUI-C'he",erfleld Prornm : A ] e '"' xnc Gray nd N. SIIllkra's O r cllttltrL C BS X YW-Don Pedro's O r chestr a. PROGRAMS FOR SATURDAY, APRIL 9

A.M. 1:45 WO"-Tom manchard's Show 10:15 WOX_Hatti. ~Iann. !O!>ran<'l Wf' IIW-Jos.-pblne r>r"'~raln_ ' lu!<1cal W):S U-Celebrated Saying." NBC 'U I I Q-~lIrMlr... of "lallnoJIII ; Fannie WMDI-J ewl~h Sabbath Service WCYI-Varlety PrOl!:r am 6:OC IH; l' L-Sunrlae Ilour "lay HaldrIdK'" XBC 11 :45 II·O.s-WGN Music Wen'era WA I~'_~'arm l,'olk" Hour WJ JH_Nelgt,borhOOU~·. Gl'm of th... Air " ' \l illi-American InMltule or J.'ood! 6:45 " ' U !-_ Pralrle Farmer Family Party 1<. \ l"~Ho,... Vanderbo!O<'h. plllnllot l'\' I ,~Weather Rept>rt: Fruit and ,"eire­ II U till-O. S_ .... rmy nunroduoce Marlle t Re-parter WG t,;1S--'l'lrnely l 'lIn ... \\·A.-\I'_ D1u6 Vallfy Tlzue Jl'CII1-61.amtord atld l~mldl 21 Voice Of The Listener RADIO REVIEW By L. J. RABA Second Contest Winner Drummer Boy and King This is the first of a Beries of radio cross word puzzles by Mr. Chicago, Illinois Ohen:wvllle, illinois Raba, Another will appear next week, together with the solution My Dear Sir: Dear Sir: of this week's puzzle. I have just received the lovely Philco I re:ld your Radio Guide and enjoy it very Radio whioh I WOll in your contest that much. Since I have started. taking It, I h.ave closed March 19. I haven't words with whioh only m:sscd it once. There is one thing I to express my appreciation for this daDdy would like to see. That is a picture of ~, but; I do think that winning it has JImmie Jackson, Dan Russo's drummer. I given me more piea:;ure than any other couldn't say enough nice things about his prize I have ever won. And did I need It! singing. I wish Danny would come back My other radio is going "on t,he bum" and to ~he Canton, as I don't get to hear him being a pool' school-teacher, I can't atrord very often since he left, I enjoyed hls or­ to mve it f!.xed-iSo. thanks to you. I won't chestra very mUCh. miss anything Oll the air. I do not have it When Is Bing Grosby coming back on the put up yet. but the name. "Philco" is my air? He Is my favorite singer. I m\.<;s him. gua.ra.ntee tha~ 1 Shall find it entirely satls- Bo our Wayne King has done the unbeliev­ 1actory. able; getting married. Well Wayn.e, you May I again thank you for the award and surprised us. Radio Guide itself for the sha.re it played Looking forward to seeing a picture of in my winning it. Jimmie, I remain, Yours very truly, Marge C. Hicks An enjoyer of Radio Guide • • • Joyce My, My, What a Slam ! • • • More Eddie and Fanny Chicago, illinois Dear Sir: Chicago, Illinois Dear Radio Guide: I am a constant reader of Radio Guide, but would like to ask one question, Has tlhe W ill you please give us a good picture of fleld of good singers become so small t.ha.t Eddie and Fa.nny Cavanaugh, and tell us locaJ. stations have to resort to voices that some interesting things about their exper­ are anythIDg but pleasing, voices that sel­ iences in early radio broadcast? We like dom hit a true note? Am referring to singers tlhem a lot and would like to hear more 11100 Jean Gibson of KYW, and Della BWI'tell about them. of WCFL. It has been said Miss Bartell I. E. Chandler was once with Ben Bernie. Am afraid it J. A. Bradley wasn't to Ben Bernie's credit Are the sta­ G. R. Davis tlons giving auditions? If so, they need F. 0. Ohandler new judges. May we hear less of Jean Gibson and • • • Della Bartell and! more of singers like Disappointed Fan Sylvia Froos. Thank you for a splendid Chicago, illinois ttI.agIazine. Long may it wave. Gentlemen: J.F.K, Was all set for a grand and glorious sur­ ------1 prise last nlte when I heazd Harold Parks atmounce a new "Try and stump Us" pro­ HORIZON TAL 52. George Jes.el suct~.<1- VERTICA L 41. Radi" "Ialion in Min_ gram-because to the thousands of "Try I. Took E,ldic Cantor's .d him On Ihe Chase 2. Type measure "eajloli. and Stump Us" fans that means that place on th. Chas. and Sanborn 1I0ur 3. Call for help 43. No,·i." clever and Sanborn lI,mr 53. Falsehood 4. Drunkards ''Try 44 ..~ppe"daBe pair who originated. and Stump Us." 6. lutedoculor of 'h 55. Mexican doUa. 5. Crime Club 45. Bone To my utter disgust and disappointment, it Si"d.ir WENR min­ '57. General Eleclric 7. Fragment of doth 47. Noll'. of Ihe scale turned out to be Brooks and Ross. I've no slrels (abbr.) 8. River in Africa 48. Every on ... {abbr.l complaint about those two-they're okeh. 12. Salellite 58. Spoken 9. ['oem 50. Biblical pronoun as far as I'm concerned. but I must say it 13. Thus 61. Within 10. Note of the scale 54. ImJ~o.ol\alor h.ard IS. Opera by V.rdi 63. Note of the .cal. of .or· looks a lo~ like they'Ie stealing someone II. Diroclor Ihe on Ihe Royal Gelatine else's thunder, and ODe would think bhere 17. Tyl'" measllre 64. Radio .blion in Cru- "h ••lra heard on the program 19. The uamt of the cago Cam.1 Quarter lIour 56. Sevenlh note of lhe would be some sort ot code of honor, even colon.1 imper,ouale

P.M. XTW_Rf'I' MauDln Aeu of tile Air "CFI-J. C. McMahon. fnau",..". talk "IBo-Vapbond .... ~DOr WDOH_Dorothy 0..[" WIUO--SPOrt Summary: Norman Ro.. .,«1 WCl'L-uartM Orpa R~lta[ 1:1$ WL8-0scar CarlBtrom. Political Talk WAAI'-Joa\'Ph U .. ltand. Barlton& WMAQ-Trav~l Tall< H!l.p>IOp ,.45 WAA .'-World ne\\'. rt"llQTts 1I'MAQ-RaMo Troubadoore, NBC WBIIM-~n Bela.seo·s Orcb. CIlS ..., WIIII-"-.lolin Swa...,."n. P"lItleel TaIII: "1110-10'111111)' Bonea ':55 J(l'W--s. C. John3on Program "'JJ U-Ouhutra Music WIB~Orcbe~trs Prot;"ram WON_Fred L. :leN&, barltolle 4;00 WUBS-}!aur!e Sh"rm~n'lI Orch~8ttll "AA}"-Tbe Spotlight "'.8-Clem and Beb; Soloo F1alr.e .1H(e,r. 1,30 WIB~Resdhl&" Room: Publ1a Ttlee.tr. "Cpr-Tile Fair "ruen!s the Junior 6:00 lH~X-Ev"r Ready Animal Circus 'lfCYL-Kroehler F"rniture Co. proc-ram. R"POrter Federation Club 'UIAQ-"Our City" "0 .....-RemlniIIcell"'"s WJlAQ-l:jtudlo }>rocram XYn'-cbl.rlle Acne...... Orchestra 'WCI'J...... Dlnner Music t:OO WO N-Q1da JlrollMl<.. Ce1llHl; Herbert WON_Walts TiJno WGN-aardu C1nb gp.eaker 'O';Na.-Lat Minute X~ Flasbu by JOhl1llOn. I'LanllIU Theater Rewrter 1UJ.D-lIoo~eheart CbUdrell 6:30 WON_Bab<> Prognlm; The Brlcht Spot; WClll--6tarntord S!lIC"'re WAAF-HawaJl.III1 Eehoe/! 2:00 "OX_Leon Bendlt~kY. pianist Guy Lolnbardo's Or&u:tra. CBS ':25 WGl!f--'l'o be anooulICed WBUIII_Burnham. Beauty Chat "ENR-PrinC8 Albert Quarter Hour; II" W.AQ-StalDp Tall<; Ralph KImbI. Wl nO-With the Ma..sIera AILce Jo,. contralto. NBC .l[l·"'-1lollywood Nlehts; Frank WJlD--Jioward L. Peler!!OJl. orga.n\et Luther. WAAF--Ch!caIO on Parade tenor NBC WL8-WLS Merry Go Round. coontlnud Lvon Family Songstress lI'BUM-Croonln&, COlone1ll, Broob aDct WnU)I-DiUI RUMO·. Orehelrtra W8Dc-.sporta r"vlew nO" WCYL-Xerr7 GaNIM! BaIlI"OlHll Ordl., lHIAQ-Blue Ribbon Malt SPOr18 WCHI-ChUdren·. Pr<>«ram WIUo-Publ1a Theatre R~pOrtr ~o\"eU)' Stonebrool<. tenor lind Rondolers "CJI'L-Left f.lmIlll, political talk WCIII-8taftlfonl. }'iayPr8 WAAF-TN Time TOJ'lcs Pro. 111:2$ WCl"J..-WClo"L Orcheatra WBBlII_TunesmJtllB ,," 1I·0Y-PtllIlIptI Dent.\1 ~ ..... m; Abe l.;yma.1I·e Bao4. C96 w .., WGlf-CameJ Quarter HOIl/'; JIort_ ,,15 "IB~AI Marineau. harllon(> KTW_Bruce Campbell Powney; R~lU\r~·. OrchestrL CBS WlI n I-Plain Talk l'erlo.t WlIAQ-Ctrio Concerti. Serlu W.AQ-JalMl Froman'. Orcbe1rLra.. NBC WI.s-.J"udl!l'e Horner. polll!cal ts. "JJD-W.JJ'D COlloCert Pr<>gram WCYL-lterry U.rden BaUrOOlD Ord. ,,~ WCFt-TriPOn Trio WCFJ,-I\'CFL Or('h.:stra Wlllo--care de Aiu Orchutra "ENI!~turo:!a7 Matinee: IlrarnaUutlon lfOJ:s-Ml.rcll of Selene& )( nr-PAddsl FI.tll of OIlI'ICI piay. NliC 7:. WJJD--lnternatloJ1flI n"c.tle BtI"ters WJ.~:-:all"nal Hnn Qan('e: Map~e Cltr "11I~Radlo Gos~lp; Eddie and Fa"nle W)I.\Q-O·Or~ay prosram; BeD 8e1vb!'s lo"our. lo"'Iddlo Band: Rtntro Boys . ClysnlUflIl orchestra. NBC lD,'5 WGlf-Vlneent Sor.y'. Orcbestra. CBS "O~-Bern!e C"mmin'a Orchestra ITW-Nat'l Advisory CODncli 0lI Radio WllAQ-)hurie Sbel'1Dall's Orcbeatra In EducatlolL NBC :l:l'W-Loui. Par.k<>'. Orcheoilra WIBQ-FAdIe Var&Q'S Orcbutra "ON-Aunt EWe·. MII~1ea.I. kr&(l\J<)Ot wbo so deftly bandies the dialogue WGE8-Parad~ On:-Ilutra of Aunt Sally in the Monarch pro­ 7:)5 11'1 B~PubUr ntOClrter ,.. , WJJD-Art Wrlcbl, ~ 'lfO:X-Ted. ... P{' ..·• Orebeatra gram. "The Lyon Family." and "CJI'L-~ Dorotby Derrftlee. 1lIOII- "". "BBIl-COOll-Saaokrs' Orc:betltra traIt.) "8Bc-Jerry SullIns! s.,. .Ilpec:Ia,I who also sings in a sw~t Southern WJB()-()lJWOr N. Cullter "C.FL-(;reen )lJ1I lbJlroom Orcbelu-. alyle. in the same program, every '11'0 Poll-Keep SmlIiD&" ", WO"E8-Cabaret Hila No ma..tt.er where you live­ 1I'G:!f_AU6I'tOli Gl~ Club. CBI .. W'-BO-Ed416 South·s Orchllstra Tutsday, Thursday and Saturday. 8:00 ....AQ-'nIe C'hIo&t;Io Dally N __ ot. the )[YW--C'berll• .\&ne..... On:-belltra. oountry or city A<, at 1 :·45 p. m .• over WLS...... oe.ms the belt programs, I[\'W~... ruyer: NeC1"O Quart.t. NBC Six Months-$1.2S .....Aq....-Nus1.ca1 Pr~ram One Year-$2.00 W-A..A.F-Hit. of 1M "'ed:: RADIO GUIDE, 5:lO WOlf_''U.. <::1s Remus" 4%3 Pl,.m_do c ..... n.A.Q-Palals D'Or Ord>eetr&. KBC ChiCA"" Illiaoia Can Wabash 8848 "DB.-.Jacl< )d]lIer'~ Orcb_r•• CBS Ge.tl__ , WCPt-1II the Mu. ROOOIl -- £ ..elo...:l pie... Gild $ .. , .•••.• fo.r ____ d _ ~ itadio Ga_ or write to .BliB-Air :lunlors II:YW-Uncle Bob for (aix ••at"" ,.) (0•• year .• ). RADIO GUIDE "J ....D-4Itudto Orcb.,.tra 423 Plymouth Conrt "AAI"-R6yerl&". No:!-fr.ard S1nuI:IoIla N._ ...... ,...... "...... ,. .~ 5,. W01f_LlttIe 0.,.... " Allaie; ehIIdreD'e Chicago, Ill. playlet. NBC AdoIre... • • •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , •• •••••••• WZ!tB-UUle Orpban AnnI •• dl8tren's ...... >

FLEET_FOOTED LANNY ROSS, for­ mer intercollegiate track champion, i$ traveling at a terrific pace along the road AlUSTOCRATS OF HUMOR are to radio success these days. Ross is Frank Gill and Bill Demling who featured currently as the soloist on the bring comedy and patter to the Maxwell House Ensemble programs Sheaffer Lifetime Revue heard week~ beard regularly over the Columbia chain. If over National facilities. Although newcomers to the radio field. the two comedians are winning a wide- spread popularity. PEN VERSUS SWORD is rm WHILE MOST PEOPLE ARE STILL bone of contention between Brad HUGGING THE PILLOW the three __ Browne and Al Llewelyn (below) young artists pictured at left have already otherwise "Professor and Major." reached tbe NBC New York studios for their early morning program "Song for Today." Each day the trio features a new song. Left to right, Fenwick Newell. tenor; Gloria Lavey. contralto. and Lowell Patton, composer, organist and leader of the group.

MANUSCRIPTS TO R.IGHT­ manuscripts to left! Entries in the NBC Orchestra A wards con~ test now being judged by a Com~ mittee of distinguished musicians. who will announce the winning composers May 1. Deems Taylor. committee chairman, is shown with the manuscripts received. This file including all text and images are from scans of a private personal collection and have been scanned for archival and research purposes. This file may be freely distributed. but not sold on ebay or on any commercial sites. catalogs. booths or kiosks. either as reprints or by electronic methods. This file may be downloaded without charge from the Radio Researchers Group website at http://www.otrr.org/

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