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;Volume lIT, No. 43 \X/EEK ENDING NOVEMBER 2, 1934 • Publi,hed Weekly

This and That Education-Profit Compromise Forecast ,uliIolByMorris llastingslh • , T~::tYo:g~~lo~:~i~~~ngm~s~ Censorship of Radio Is Renewed Aylesworth \tr,. \X OR. \0 m. A.M. Alex Bod:)n's SUIOI lnsemblc. WMCA Kay K)scr's Ol£:hcsua. WGN, 30 m. "Fruit Jar Drinke"." WSM" Organ. WEn Webb., Mack. \\-. BX 8.45 P.M. EST: 7.45 CT julic Winzt's Orchc,tra. WOR. 30 m. Blut'S SOnb"1. WLW 4 P.M. EST, 8 CT 8.15 P.M. EST; 8.15 CT bance Tunt'S, W(jN, 3 b .• 30 m. Let's Prelend, WAHC WCAU W88M. Ann leal, orP'an, WA8C, 30 m, Mumal Revit'w, WABC WCAU WPG W8T Col. jim Healey. WCY Tony Cabooch, WMCA 11.45 P.M. ES11 10.45 CT }O m, Apple Knockcn. \VCAll. 30 m. Repuhlican C.lImpaign. WBZ Dr. W, I. Auber. WNBX ElmC! .nd Cecil. WNDX Robert Lum. WSM Comedy Stirs. WHAM 9 P.M. EST; 8 CT Blut' Rh)thm Dand. WMCA 10.45 A.M. ESTI 9.45 CT 4.15 P.M. EST, 3.15 CT Ne"'s of thc Weck. WGAR Son~s You Lfl\·e. Rose Bampton, Pardon Johnny Marvin. tenor, WGY Student lIill Rillin. WN8X Samuel Del(}ng'~ Ordlestra. WABC WHAS My Soutllern Acecnl; My lIeart at Thy 12M. EST, 11 F". M. CT New$ .nd Ori,ltin.lliitics, Jack Owens, tenor, 4.80 P:"M. ESTI 3.80 CT Charlie E'~, Radio City Party Frank Black's Joe Haymes' Orchestra, WABC WCA-U. Rt'rorter. \\;'EEr Min~trcls. , 1 A.M. EST' 10 CT Tinlr.er Kids and Liz2. WGAR Nn.. s. 8rt'\ il;e<, \\. G Y \'(fJZ W8Z WIIAM KDKA 30 m, \'(.'GAR. 30 m. Jimmy joys OrdH~str:l. WHA$ Aim. S,hirmer pianisl WEAF \VEEI "Sclence In Your Homt'," WOR Nt'ws. Foolb.llll Scores, WJZ Garaxy of SlI;'. Wey WLW WTAM Underhill and Paulctte's Orchestr., WNDX News. weather. \'(I8Z 'Puslum Hunters," "Gully Jumpt'n:' Gus Steck's Orchestra. WOR. 30 m. Honeymoonen. Gr~ce and Eddie, WJZ W8Z 5 P.M. EST) 4 CT Evening fnrerlude, WHAM. }O m, \'('SM, 30 m. Day's End, \VMCA. 30 m. WHAM KDKA \\'SM WCAR 1~"8C SLJ.lh Annu~1 Hallo..e'en PUt¥ \'''UF Bob Newhall. WLW Grete SlUeckgold. On \VinAS of SOnA:; 12.15 A.M. EST; '11.15 P.M. CT Pcte Woolery's Or.hestra. WABC WCAU WHI WSM 30 m (\""GY n ~) News. Predd)' Rocf' WliM TIle World Is Mine: \V"ith All My Heart. Carefree Cami, al. Nee! Tollinger. mutet WPG "'''HAS WB~1\L 30 m. Stanl~l,I1;h ~ialotte, th~ News ·Rhym~r. WJZ Ellis V~der Fyi. W(jAR Andre Kostelant'tl' Orchestra. WABC of ccremoniC1. Meredith Willson's Orn Fililler. \\'EAF \'{TEI The Glh~,," F.r,iIy. l" Rennett. Conrad P~ocho and Orch~tr.ll, ""'ABC, 30 m. '1.30 A.M: EST; 1 O.~O CT john Finh. pi.llniu, WGY \\COY \\'I.\\;' ThIbault. J~ck and Lurtetta Clemeas. I)on Hal Gr.ll'-s and Sympbon. Orcbestra.. WGN Slher Strains. "'OR Bob F.;IlIon's ()rchcstr.ll, WMCA, 30 m. 10.15 P.M. EST; 9.15 CT un Salvn, org.nist. WGN '{.asst'S .nd Honey. W$M 12.15 P.M. EST; 11.15 A.M. CT Thl.'" Show Doat 80)'$. "\\'hirl""ind Pianist." TCf{t'nlenary ot Col. Thom.lls Dongan. May- \\'OR ur La (,uardia, Cud,nal J Iay~. \'{'EAF ratl Burtnett's mUliic. \VGN WSB. ,,~ m. 10.80 P.M. EST, 9.80 CT Marlha .nd Hal. weattler. WGY Hal Kemp's Orchestra, \\"'jZ, 30 m. Genia Furnariov.lI. soprano. A Venetian at lOAn Son,e: S, herlo; Storm Lulla!", W JZ KDKA \\-'SM WGAR Weather. Musi{ale. WBZ News, weather, \'<'HAM, , Alon,!!; the Volga. RUSSlliO mUSIC, WABe STATION WC"" U WPC WHAS WIND ".sweet and I"ovrty" Vance Musio Gene ilnr{ Ch.r1ie, WBRM fnsemble. WOR JEANIE LANG, who sings with BUnDY ROGERS' orchestra, never DIRECTORY Jealuring Andrew Jacobson Doring Sistt'rs. WCN Highway Sdety. WNDX answers her fan mai1. The reason is that the bulk of it consists 12.30 P.M. EST. 11.80 A.M. CT of marriage proposals. So she destroys it so that nobody's feelings Page 4 l and his Grand Orchestra J;lCI:, Del .nd Ray. WEEr -===:::~. with Schrafffs Radio NighJjnra!es \\'GY Farm Program. wGY. 30 m. will be hurt. Saturday, Occober 27, 1934 THE MICROPHONE Page Three "0ne-L"ung Radio Stations Must Prove Right to Federal Permit Interest Of "Believe It Or Not" Ripley New Dutch , Public Held Establishes Radio Records Station Is Paramount "Ad~';s The Word Radio, Artist He's Heard Here By The MICROPHONE'S Special By GEORGE LILLEY Washington Cor"eJpondent He Says, Is 3000 j Fond of Chats Short wave lanes are offering Public interest is paramount, On Air many fine signals during the fore- the broadcast division of the fed­ Years Old noons now. eral Communications Commission t the point that he has enough Paris. Berlin and Daventry, all declared in a statement of policy By JIMMY J. LEONARD material on hand at present on the 19-meter (15-meg,) spec­ governing issuance of permits to THE word RADI~, which to continue his daiJy ilJus· trum, are coming through stead­ operate lOa-watt stations, the ' we have believed to be trations for the next 150 ily with enjoyable programs that "one-Jungers" that reach a ci rele .... represent the cream of Ell ropean comparatively new to our'vo­ years. five to 10 miles wide. ether fare. cabulary, is really 3000 years "Four months during ev­ Congress authorized the Com­ old, according to ROBERT L. ery year is devored to travel," And right in between the waves mission to grant applications for RIPLEY, famous debunker of said Mr. Rcpley. "It is my that emanate from France and additional licenses for stations not long-established facts. ambition to travel co every Germany, morning listeners are exceeding 100 watts in power "if "Thjs word may be trans· civilized country in r h e hearing a new voice. This onc the Commission finds that such laced from the ancient Tal­ world, including many thar takes us dial riding direct to the stations will serve the public con­ shores of the Zuyder Zee_ mud," Mr. Ripley told The are not so civilized. I have venience, interest or necessity and Microphone. t'T ran slated traveled more than 80,000 From the tulip land or dikes that their operation w;U not in­ into English the word means, miles. Much of this has been and windmills drift strange pro­ terfere with the fair and efficient \a voice that goes from onc by airplane_ I believe my grams that seem to carryall the radio service of stations." end of the world to rhe total of visits to different t'nchantments that would greet The broadcast division's state­ other. countries is somewhere in the eye if we WCTC strolling there ment said: in person. "That is only one reference the neighborhood of 185_" "New broadcast stations to the unbelievable in radio," When he was asked to tell Fans are still in doubt as to the will be licensed under this smiled Mr. Ripley_ "Natural­ the strangest thing he'd ever cali-letters of the Dutch signal, section only after a full show# ROBERT L. RlPLl:Y, who)e "Believe ly, I have many others per­ witnessed, Mr. RIPLEY de­ although the programs apparently ing has been made that the It Or Not" rartOOl1S are hardly taining to radio, bur I have cided not to put his finger on are radiated by the Netherland station will be operated in more famo"s Ihan his radio pro­ anyone experience. They been rushed to near exhaus­ commercial link, PJc. public interest. gramJ of the improbable. tion, and I can scarcely rhink were far too numerous and However, many of the tele­ "This showing must in# at all. Perhaps, if I gave interesting to draw but one phone stations use ghost calls elude full facts concerning some 'unbelievables' in refer· While he was relating from among them. The when transmitting program enter­ the applicant's financial and ence to myself I should do these achievements, it was strangest Jand he'd ever vis· tainment. What those arc that technical ability to operate much better." obviolls that :Mr. RIPLCY took ited was India. are being used by Holland we do great pride in them. There Man, he thinks, is strang­ the station requested. Mr_ RIPLEY explained that not know. is one Believe It Or Not est when witnesS<.·d practicing ..It muSt be shown that he was the first man to broad­ For those who like to go globe­ story he has more or less his religion, especially one such program material is cast a national network pro­ trotting simply for the thrill of kept in the shadows_ It is embracing physical torture. available that programs can gram from the high seas. It distance and care little for the his love to chat over the air. Such as the man in India who be hillle that will be of serv­ was done from the Leviathan program angle, the 'phone links He thinks it a toss·up as to has watched the sun while ice and interest to listeners. as the liner was under full act as magic carpets. whether he'd rather draw his sitting in one position for 15 "Proof must be submitted steam to this country, in Before noon most any of the famolls revelation$ or tell years untiJ his limbs grew that sufficient possibilities 1931. sharp, clear waves found on the about them to the radio au­ useless and his eyes blind. are available chac the appli­ The greatest thrill ever ex­ bands below 23 meters (.tbove 13­ dience. Or the fakir who held an mcgs.) wiJJ turn out to be flac;h­ cant can provide adequa:e perienced by Me. RIPLEY, Mr. RIPLEY has just re­ outstretched hand to the talent, personnel and proper­ whose veracity has been ques­ ing from nations far away. turned from a trip abroad in heavens until it grew rigid ly maintain equipment. tion during the past 13 years Local stations aren't heard well quest for new and interesting and birds built a nest in the "Past records show that in on an average of 15,000 on the higher frequency tnd of facts. He says it is beside palm of his hand_ many cases applicants hope times a week. was when he the dial, so chances are that the to obtain a limited capacity spoke to every country in'the stronger a signal the more dis­ and expect at a later da:e to world from America. He was tance it wiJ1 be covering. At materially increase that fa­ followed by a legion: of in­ There's But One Plum least such generally holds good ciliry. terpreters. This created an· for the wandering waves up to 2000 or 4000 miles away. "The present allocation other record in radio broad­ Most any time during daylight does not pcrmit such later casting. Left On the FCC Tree hours one can find the tranCi-At­ increascs and accordingly the Another achievement In By The MICROPHONE'S SpeciallVaJhillgtoll CorreJpolldent lantic terminal at RlI~by, Eng­ Commission must have proof radio also must be credited AU but one of the Jarger "plums" in the Federal .communications land, workin,g on 24.69-meter that the assignment, as re­ to Mr. RJPLEY. He was the GBS. Or perhaps it may be the quested, has a reasonable first man to hold the long Commission's roster of non-civil service positions were distributed with powerful beam of GBB on 22 promise of success." distance radio speaking rec­ appointments recently of two assistants general counsel. ord. Two years ago he broad­ GEORGE PORTER, former acting@~------meters (13,58 megs.). cast from Schenectady, N. Y., general counsel of the ddunct pertaining to broadcasting. Other commercial-outJets apt to Beer Firm Bans to Australia, a distance of Federal Radio Commission, and They wilJ serve under PAUL D. be heard, realIy too numerous to 10,000 miles_ And he broke FRANK ROBERTSON. former altar· P SPEJ\RMJ\N of Mississippi .gen- mention, may be seeping from Cocktail Songs his own record when he went ney general of Misissippi, but e~al c~unsel ~f the FCC. ' more recently a town judge of Th I. "I" . (Contimut/ 011 Page 7) Beer companies who sponsor to Australia and broadcast a P Ih NY least rernatnlOg p urn m radio programs are fussy about program from there to a na­ e am, . ., were nam~(. the legal staff, paying a salary of what songs arc pJayed on their tion-wide audience in this . PORTER was expec~ed to be as- $7.S00 a year as do the ROBERT' programs, according to Variety. country. Signed to the handling of cases SON and PORTER offices, was ex­ One company refused to allow pected to be filled shortly. its program to include the tunc Lieu~_ Comdr, K M. WEBSTER, "Cocktails For Two," because it former chief of the Coast Guard was thought the song made cock­ radio, has been appointed one of tails more romantic than beer. It the senior engineers of the FCC. BROADCASTING off~rs reo further refused to allo"," the sing rJUlrkAble opportunities to "Vive La France" because France talc-nted men and ""omen-if Col. Roosevelt Speaks th~ 2re trained in Broao· is associated with wine and not asting technique. It isn't Colonel THEODORE ROOSEYELT necC'!l~ary to be a ··st:u'· to Milwaukee's favorite brew. mah good money in Broad­ will speak over the ABS- WMCA casting:. There arc hundreds of people in Broaucasting network on Friday, November 2, '~lI!!.1Ii work ""ho are practically un· Medical Head To ... knO""n let they easily make at Ll5 P. M. He will discuss the Floyd Gibbons $3000 to $~ooo a year "'hiIe. .. 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Floyd Gibboos------Sc:hool of BroadcllSling, STATION 2000 14th St. N. '\Y/., Dt:pt. 4P85, Dr. SACHS will speak in con­ \'{fashin~"1on. D. C. nection with the opening of Can­ pETER VAN STEEDE ,the maestro, uses a barn on his Sum- Wilhout obligation (nu ~ frl:'e bookJrt ··How to Find Your PI.l~e in Broackasting" cer Week, October 29 to Novem­ mer place on Long Island as a proving ground for his trumpet DIRECTOIlY ;lnd futl particulars of yOur ho~ study Course. Name Age. ber 3. His subjtct will be "The and trombone players. There the lads blast to their hearts' content I~age Reaction of the Public to Cancer in trying out musical effects. So far, nothing has left the barn except 4 AddJC'U...... -.- Education," a few mice. City .. State Page Four THE MICROPHONE Saturday, October 27, )934 Sunday, October 28 - Geraldine Farrar, NBC WJZ Chain, 8 P.M. -~------1.45 P.M. EST; 12.45 CT An American Fireside, WJZ WBZ KDXA Digltlighis Melody's Garden, WFlA WHAM WBAL, 30 m. Pat Kennedy, renof, WAne WCAU WHAS Mel Emerson's Orchestra, WGAR. 30 m. P.M. KMOX Dramatic Guild, WABC WCAU WPG Gen.ldine Gutresman, pianist. WPG WHAS, 30 m.; KMOX~,I) m. • Estelle Liebling's Operatic .Mioiatures. WOR, 2.3D-Radio Theatre, NBC­ Whistlt:r :lnd Dog, WGN 30 m. WJZ 2 P.M. ESTI 1 CT The Wandering Poet, WPG E. Treasure (.hc::st, Ralph Kirbe:ry, baritone, ArthUl' Wa.rren's Orchestra. WMCA WIP. 3,oo-Ncw York Philharmonic, James Meighan, Harold Levy's Orchestra, 30 m. Duo Klemperer, conductor. WE.AF WEEI WGY WlW WiLA. Bob Pacelli's Orchestra, WGN CBS-WABC 30 m. 10.45 P.M. EST, 8.45 CT Anthony Frome, p~t princc, WJZ \VBZ Asher .nd Little Jimmy, WHAS 4.00-Kaosas City Philharmonic Allinc Fentriss, violinist. WSM Sports, }(MOX Orchestra, NBC·\VEAF lazy Dan, the Minstrel Min. WABC WHAS WCAU KMQX. 30 m. Dream Ship, WGN Rev. Otarles E. Coughlin. RodnCT FItzsImons. baritone, WPG 11 P.M. EST, 10 CT WLW WOR Forum Hour, WOR, 30 m. K·7 Spy Story, WEAP WEE! WGY. 30 m. i: Ensemble, WGN Rounne Wallace, AI and I.e Reiser. WJZ 7.DO-Jack neony, Mary Living. i Rodney [ntertamen. WMCA WHAM WFU KDKA WSM (oews, stone, NBC·WJZ 11.10) 2.16 P.M. EST) 1.15 CT Weather rePOrb;, ne~s, Eventide Singers. 7.3()-Joc Penner, NBC·WJZ ~ Bob Ikckef's Fireside Dog Chats. WIZ WBZ. 30 m. ~ W8Z KDKA WPLA WGAR News, Drama. WLW. 30 m. 8.DO-Detroic Symphony Or­ - Will Allen Urolll8oole Memorial Service, Ted Rollin's Orchestra. WGAR chesya, Victor Kolar con­ ~ T WSM Little jack Little's Orchestra, W ABC ducting, CB5-WABC ::_ he Wandering Poet, WPC WCAU WHAS, 30 m.; KMOX. n m. Maytime Par.de. WMC", Sted Pier Orchestra. WPG, 30 m. Symphony Orchcstra, Gerald, i Organ, WGN Weather, Moonbeams, WOR, 30 m. ine Farrar, Waltcr Damrosch, 2.30 P.M. EST; 1.30 CT Voke of Romance. WMCA i Ted Weems' Orcheslra. WGN conductor. NBC-WJZ Gene Arnold's Commodores. WEAP WEE! 11.15 p.M. 'EST, 10.15 CT 9.DO-Alexander Woo II cot t, WGY. 30 m. Radio Theatre, 'The BarKer," Walter Hus· Jt"ISt' CU"'ford, organ, W jZ WHAM KDKA CBS-WABC ton, WJZ WBZ WHAM WBAL KDKA WSM WFI.A 9.30-Headliners, Will Ragen, WLW WFLA. 1 h. Bene 8«cher's Orchntr•• WGAR Fred Waller, tenor. WSM, 30 m. Sports and Orchesua. KMOX. 30 m. Frank Parke<, CBS-WABC Dramatizations, \'(IGAR, 1 b. Dream Sbip, WGN 1O.OO-Edmund lowe, Victor ~ JmpeCial Hawaiian Band, WABC WCAU Leon Friedma'n Orchesua, WMCA MeGlaglen, NBC-WEAF WHAS KMOX. 30 m. 11.30 P.M. EST, 10.30 CT Ministerial Union Program, WPG. 30 m, News, Charlie Davis' music, WEAF WEE! Violin, Pl.no, WOR, 30 m. WGY WFI.A WSB, 30 m, (AU program! are liIted in EaJlern E::~Q~:\JGNters. WMCA, 30 m. VICTOR KOLAR, condl/ctor of Ihe Detroil Symphony OrchtJtra, and Henry King's Orchestra, WJZ WJLU,t: KDKA WGAR, 30 m. Standard Time, Central Time;J one 2.45 P,M. EST. 1.45 CT HENRY fORO meet afler Olle of the weekly broadcasts oj Ihe Delroit Sludio program. \'<'nz, 30 m. hOllr earliet'.) Tito Guinr. WAnC WUU WHAS Orcheslfa 011 Sunday eveningJ from 8 10 9, Castle Farm Orchestra, WlW. 30 m. Tenor, WGN Sunday Ni,::ht Screnadc, WSM 10.30 A.M. EST, 8.30 CT 3 P.M EST, 2 CT Leon Belasco's Orchestra, WABC WCAU Grand Hotel, Anne Seymour, \'(IJZ WBZ Walter Winchell, WjZ WBZ WHAM WPG WHAS, 30 m. (KMOX from 11..4) Mexican Typic. Orcheslra, Hector De Lard Sally of tbe Talkies. WEAP WEEI WCY Florence Richudsoo's Orchestra. WOR, JO III. baritone, WEA¥" WEEI WGY, 30 m. • WSM, 30 m. WHAM KDKA WBAl WGAR, 30 m. WBAL KDKA WlW WGAR Sacred Quartet, WSM Headliners, Will Rogers. Bill Corum, Oscar Blue Rhythm Band, WMCA. :w m. Music and American Youth, A. Walter New York PhIlharmonic Symphony Orches· Wayoe Kioa's Orchestra. WGN Kramer, \'(IjZ WBZ WHAM KDKA tn, Otto KlempcrtT, conductor, Janacek's Smiling Ed McCon:ldl, WABC WCAU Bradley's Ordlestra, W ABC WCAU WBAL WLW WFLA. WGAR. 30 m. "Sonfonietta," Overture to Weber's "Der WHAS KMOX WHAS KMOX, 30 m. 11.4S P.M. EST, 10.45 CT WSM. U ro_> Fnischutt," 8«lbo,,-en's SC\'c:nth ~ym- Crusade Club Chorus. WPG Hotel Traymore Orcbc:stra, WPG. 50 m. Jao Garber's Orchestra. WGN. :50 m. Ne~'s, Patte:rns in Harmony, WABC WCAU rhony. \\-A8C WCAU WI-lAS KMbX, Gabrid Hc:atter. ne....s commentator. WOR "Vlgoc:ttes,'· WOR. 30 m, 12 M. EST, 11 P.M. CT WPG WHAS KMOX 2 h. (WP<,j. at 4.30) Thea Karle. concen orchcslra. WMCA WIP. Sunday Eyenill& Club, WGN, 30 m. Will Osborne's Orchestra. WEAP WGY Sunday Morning Cuncert, WGN. I b •• 50 m. Gospel Mesulle. WPU 30 m. 9.45 P.M. EST; 8.45 CT WSM. 30 m. "How to Be Happy Though Human," WOR Wayne King's music. WGN Mills Blue Rhythm &od, WJZ WBZ WHAM 10.45 A.M. I!STI 8.45 CT Rigo Santiago, WMCA Drama, King and Flynn, songs. \'(IJZ WBZ 6.45 P.M. EST; 5.45 CT KDKA, }O m_ Church Service, WSM. 4) m. Football, Cincinnati vs. Chicago Bears, WHAM KDKA WGAR Dance Orchestr2, WLW, 30 m. Between the Bookends, WABC \'lGN, 2 h., U m, Andrew Jacobson's Orchestra, WEEr, 30 m. Unbroken Mell)dics, WlW Paul Sabin's music, WAIlC WCAU. 30 m. Robert Place, poems, WPG 3.15 P.M. EST; 2.15 CT Ross Penton Orchestra, WSM 10 P.M. ESTJ 9 ~T Jimmy Joy's Orchestra, WHAS Voice of Experience. WABC WCAU WHAS Joe Stovel's Orchestra. KMOX 11 A.M. EST; 10 CT The Amateurs, WOR, 30 m, Lo~·e, KMOX Hall of Fame, Edmund Victor Mc· Phil Lyndl's Orchestra, \'QOR. 30" m. Ne"·s. The Vagabonds, WEAP Concertos. WMCA. 30 m. T.ynette Gruhler. \'(fpc. GlaAleo, Jimmy Grier's Orchestra, WEAF Oay's End, WMCA. 30 m. Old South Church SerVice. WEEI. 1 b., Ensemblc, WGN \\'EEI WGY WLW, 30 m. Conrad and Tremont, WOR WHAM 12.15 A.M. EST1 11.15 P.M. CT D m, 3.30 P.M. EST; 2.30 CT Jan Garber's Music, \'<'GN. :50 m, Armlnd Girard, baritone. WJZ N("ws. Church Service. WGY. 1 h. Music.1 Romance, Don Mario Alvarez, Harry KDKA WFLA WGAR Mike Child's Orc:'lestra, KMOX Ne~'~, Morning Musicale, Josd Stopak. vio- Jackson's Orchestra, Jimmy Fidler. WEAf T P.M. EST; 6 CT Paradise hlanuers. \'lBZ Ted Weems' Otchcstra. WGN .lImst, WJZ \\.'8Z WFLA, 30 m, \X HI 'XGY \VLW, 30 m. Gu~lic:lmo Wayne Kinlt's Orchestra, W ABC WCAU 12.30 A.M. ES", 11 ••0 P.M. CT Muconi I'eaking from Rome. WHAS KMOX. 30 m. _hurch ServIce, \'I: HAM, 1 b., 30 m. . National Vt'1p('rs. Dr. Harry Emerson Fos. \"'"TAF WGY Don Pedro's Orchcstra. WEAF WGY WSM Church Service. KDKA. 1 b., U m, dick. W IZ \X"BZ WGAR, 30 m. Jack Benny. Frank Parker. Muy l.i.inptone, Harold Stephens. teoor. WPG }O m. Ca,lIe 1 abe:rnade 1100 VOICC ChOlf, WLW., Vespers, KDKA. 30 m_ ()T(h~tra. Rus\lan G)PS; mU\lC, WOR, 30 m. Sun M)er's Orcheslra, W]Z WBZ WHAJiI Don BC".tor·s WJZ WBZ jl1l1, Russians, WMCA WIP. 30 m. 30 m. s \X'HAM KDKA "'SM \X.'FLA, 30 m. KDKA, 30 m. Chlldren's Hour, WADC, I h. .45 P.M. EST; 2.45 CT Ne.....s, \"(.'c,i\; Red Nich~ls' Orchestra, WLW, 30 m. Church S!:n,ice. WHAS, 30 m. Voice of Golu, WOR Musical Variety, W'L\\.', lO m. California MeloJ;~. Ra)mond Paige's Or- 10.15 P.M. EST, 8.15 CT Frank Dailey's Or(:hestu, WABC WCAU NOlthwcstern Uni\"ersity Program. WGN, Oxford Male Ql:utet. \VMCA KMOX, 30 m. (WPG at n.,,) chmra, WABC WPG. KMOX, 30 m. T:lleure Exq\ \e. Beau SOlr, Amaryllis; 30 m, 4 P.M. EST, 3 CT Comedy Stars of Holly,",o..x.l. WCAU HuS'e Shea's OH.hestra, WHAS Vabc, \1:·J7. "BZ WFLA Benny Goodman's Orchestra. WMCA. JO m. 11.15 A.M. EST, 10.15 OT Kanus City Philharmonic Orchestra. De Herbert Koch. orr,a". WIIAS County Medllal Society, WHAM hrad AmonA: the Nations, WMCA WIP Julie \\'int.l.·S Orchestra, \VOR, 30 m. Violin, Rudolph Bochco, \'lEAP \'1701£ Hopper, narrator, ""EAF \'lEEI Y. M. C. A. Talk. KDKA leay Kyser's Orchestra. WGN WGY WSM, 30 m. Chamber Music, \'lOR, ,to. m. MoSt's Cleveland's Alhum. WGAR 11.S0 A.M. EST, 10.30 OT Temple of Song, Chicilgo A Capella Choir, Palmer House Ensemhle. WGN 1 A.M. EST; 12 M. QT Rossini'~ Hlwaiian Dreams, WI'G Car:i.tol Family. MaJOt 8owes, Waldo Mayo, "Stabat Mater:' Ruth Lyon, Kay Kyser's OrchtStra, WGN Coney hland Orchestra. WLW.l' JO m. Nlchola~ Cosentino. tenor, Tom McLaulth- ,oprano, 'X'jZ WHAM W'BAL KDKA 7.15 P.M. EST; 6.15 CT Miller '-'"!dch's Music. WH.l\:). '0 m. lin, hantone, \Vl::AF WFLA, 1 h., WSM, WFLA WSM WGAR, 30 m, (WBZ from Uncle E:rra, \'lEAF WGY 10.30 P.M. EST; 9.90 CT Moon River, WLW. 30 m. 30 m. 4.1';) Salute. \'7f[l JaQt' Froman, 000 McNeill Modern Choir, \l:.'illie Bry~nt" Orchcstra. WMCA. 30 m. Richard Maxwell. tenor, WJZ WGAR Southern Reverit"l. WBZ Current Je~-ish evenU, WMCA Frank Black's Concert Dance Orchestra, &b Pacelli s Orchestra, WGN. :50 m. J::v~rett Radio Nimblewits. Smith. MICRo· Rev. Charles r. COullhlin, WOR WLW. 1 h. Kay Kayser's OHheslra. WGN WEAF WEEI WGY WSM WLW 11 .30 A~M. EST; 12,80 CT PI lONE Columnist. WBZ Municipal Symphony Orcheslra. WMCA WIP, 7.80 P.M. EST; 6.90 CT Rabbi Tarshish. WlW, 30 m. h \'<'FLA, 30 m. Teddy Hill's OrcheSlra, WMCA. 30 m. Salt Llle City Tabernacle. WBBM. 1 h.; 1_ Quena Mario, Grah2m Mc~amee, Rada­ "'"'ABC {rom 12 4.90 P.M. EST; 3.30 CT tella; The Hou~e By the Side of the Christian Science Church, KMOX. 1 b. John B Kennedy, "Looking Over the Road; Run, Mary Run: My Old Ken· Eosemble. WPG, 30 m. Week:' WEAF WEEI WGY tucky Home, WEAF WGY "The: Land of Be#!;inning A.r:ain," WJZ Garden talk, W"J:;J:;I, 30 m. (Mwsical Turns Station Diredory 11.45 A.M, E5T, 10.45 CT wez WHAM KDKA WBAL WFlJ\. at 7.'0) Phantom SlrinltS. WJZ WBZ ;0 rll.. Joe Penner, Harriet Hilliard, OZ2ie Nelson's Station Chain K.C, \VaLLs Location Church Services, WSM, I h. "House By the Side of the Road." WSM, Or('hc~tn. Put On Your Olll Gny non­ Gene La Valle, WGAR ,0 m. net: Here Come rhe British; Swectie Pie; WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA WI.\'Q WSM CFRB eRC &. CRS 690 10.000 Toronto - 12 N. EST, 11 A.M. C1 String Quartet, WGAR, 30 m. W}:LA WGAR, 30 m CKAC CRC &. CBS 730 5,000 Mootreal 'Three Schoolmaids, WGY 4.45 P.M, EST; 9.45 CT Pamilv Theatre, Buddy Rogers, Jeanie lang, KDKA NBC 980 '0.000 Pittsburgb, Peon. "The Ailing House," Emily Post, WJZ Dream Drama, Arthur Allen, Parker Fen· WABe WCAU KMOX. 30 m, KMOX CBS 1090 '0.000 Sr. louis, Mo. WHZ nelly, WEAP WEEI WGY Early Eyening Revue, WIIAS KSD NBC '50 )00 Sr, Louis, Mo. Organ, WLW, 30 m, "That Reminds Me," WGN Concert Hour. \'lPG KYW Nnc 1020 10,000 Chica~o, III. Church Service, WSM 5 P.M. ESTI 4 CT Songsters. WMCA WIP \'QAAB CBS &. YN 1410 500 Bonon Wat(hto~'er PrO,ltr.m. WCAU Sentinels Serenade, Cbarl~ Sears. tenor, &b Becker, WGN WADC CBS Key 860 50,000 New York Church Se"lC%, WHAS, :50 m. M.ry Stele. conulllto, WEAF WEEr WGY WDAl NBC 1060 10,000 Baltimore In Old Bohemia, WGAR. 30 m. WSM, 30 m. 7.45 P.M. E::;T; 8.45 CT \'<'BBM CBS 770 25,000 ChicallO. Ill. Sunday Worship. WGN. t b. "Roses and Drums," "Travelling Show," Wendell Hall_ Con~ntulate Me; Honey; \VDSO 920 500 Needham Uncle Don's Comiu, WOR. 30 m. WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA WlW WGAR, Poor Butterfly; h'~ My Nie:ht to Ho"'l; WBT CBS 1080 25,000 Cbarlotte. N. C. 30 m. When Summcr Is Gone: When th~ Au· WBZ NBC 990 50.000 Boston 12.15 P.M. ESTI 1T.15 A.M. CT "Open House." Freddy Martin's Orchestra. tumn LeaveS of Life Bc:lI;in to Fall: LuI· WCAU CBS &. DlX 1170 50.000 Philadelphia Morcy Pearl's music, WEEI Virf;:inia Heath, WABC KMOX. 30 m. laby of the Leaves, WEAF WGY weeo CBS 810 50.000 Mioneapolis, Minn. Explorers' Club, WGY Rodney Fitzsimmon, WPG 8aritooc, WOR WCSC 1360 500 Charleston, S. C. Sugar Cane, songs. WJZ WBAL KDKA Gus Steck's Orchestra, WOR Three Little Funsters, WMCA WCSH NBC &. NEN 940 1,000 Portland, Me. WI lAM Youn,r: People's Church, WMCA, I h. Book Review, WGN WDRC CBS &. YN 1330 1,000 Hanford Weather, WBZ American Musicale, \'<'HDH, 30 m. WEAY NBC Key 660 50,000 New York Rona Valdcz. soprano. WMCA Allan Grant, pianist, WGN 8 P.M. EST; 7 CT WEAN CBS &. YN 780 500 Providence Erling, Olsen, WMCA 5.15 P.M. k!ST; 4.15 CT Eddie Cantor. Rutoinoff's Orchestrll, WEAP _ WEEI NBC &. NI:!f' 590 1,000 Boston WGY WLW WSM WFLA. 1 h. W[NR NBC 870 50,000 Chicago, III. 12.30 P.M. ESTI 11.90 A.M. CT Anita Metzger, readinJ;:s. \'lPG Concert. Ruby Nell.'man. Del Castillo, __ \X'l'-EA CBS &. YN 1430 500 Manchester, N. H. University of Chicago Round Table, discus- Arthur Oberg, tenor, WGN WEEI, I h. WI'LA NBC 620 25,000 Clearwater, Fla. sion, WEAF WEEI WGY, 30 m. 5.30 P,M. ES"T; 4,30 CT Symphony Concert. \'\falter Damrosch con­ WGAR NBC 14)0 1,000 C1eYeiand, Ohio Radio City Music Hall Symphony, WJZ "The House By the Side of the Road" ductin,!!:. Geraldine Farrar. ,l!:uest, WJZ WGN QG 720 50,000 ChicaAo WBZ KDKA WI.W WFLA, 1 h. (WSM Tony Wons. Gilla Vanna, soprano, UI- WBZ WHAM KDKA WGAR, 1 h. WGST ens 890 500 Atlanra. Gt'Of#l:ia WGAR at 1) (WHAM, 30 m.) derico Marcelli's Orchestra. WEAF WEEI Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Victor Kolar, WGY NBC 790 50.000 Schenecrady. N. Y. Master's Music Room, WGAR, 30 m. WGY, 30 m. conductor. RO$l Tentoni, One Fine Day, WHAM NCBSBC& DIX 1150 50,000 Rochester, N. Y. Tito Guizar's Midday Serenade. WABC R.dio Explorers' Club. J.m~ L. Clark. from "Madame Butterfly; Manella Mia; WHAS 820 '0,000 louisville. Ky. WCAU WPG WHAS KMOX WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA WGAR f.leltie; Sonl: of TI)'·e. WABC WHAS WHDH ABS 830 1,000 Boston "On tM' St2ge," variety, WOR. 30 m. Smllin' Ed McConnell, WLW WSM. ~o tIl.; KMOX. 1 h.; WOR, 30 m. WHEB 740 250 POrtSmouth. N. H. WOR, I) m. Disma.J SWI-mp. WMC.A. :50 m. \VHK CBS 1390 2,500 Cleveland. Ohio 12.45 P.M. EST-.11.45 A.M. CT Promenade, WFLA, :;0 m. Dance Orche~tr2. WGN, 30 m. WICC CBS & YN 600 250 Brid~eporr. Coon. 8.80 P.M. EST; 7.90 CT WIP AHS 610),000 Philadelphia "A Visitor loob at America," Commaoder Frank Crumit and Julia SandclSoo. WABC WIAR NBC &. NEN 890 500 Providence Stephen King-Hall, British Broadcuting Wau WHAS KMOX, ,0 m. Los Chicos. WOR, ;0 m. WIR NBC 750 10,000 Detroit, Mich. Company, WABC WCAU WPG WHAS Nick Nickcrson. songs, WPC KMOX Ba.ritone, WGN. ~o m. Strickland Gillilan. WMCA WISV CBS 1460 10.000 Washington, D. C. Brid.lt(' Talk. WGN, ~o m. \VIZ NBC Key 760 50,000 New York Elsa Clements, sopuno, WMCA 5,45 P.M. EST, 4.45 CT .8.45 P,M, EST; 7.45 CT WLAZ CBS &. YN 620 500 Dan~or, Maioc 1 P,M. EST: 12 N. CT" Albert Pavson Terhune, dOJir duma, WJZ IPur Trappers, WCJ\1J \'lLLH YN 1'370 100 Lowell. Mass. WBZ WHAM KDKA WGAR Pan Americans. WMCA, 30 m. (news at ­ WIW NBC & QC 700 500,000 Cincinnati Dale Carnegie, "Little Known 'Pacts About C:oleman Jubilee Singen, WOR 9,10) WMAQ NBC 670 5,000 Chica.':o. Ill. Well-Known People," Leonard Joy's Or. JImmy Aflen's Adventures. WOR ''''MAS CBS & YN H20 100 Sorin.dield, Mass. chestra, WEAF WEEI WGY, 30 m. 6 P. M. EST; 5 CT 9 P,M. EST; 8 CT WMC.A ABS Key 570 500 New York Pirst Presbyterian Church, WSM, J b. Chi Manhattan Merl)-Go-Round, Andy Sanella's \'lMEX 1)00 250 Boston, Mass, Church of the Air, WABC WPG WHAS at 0 ic Hour, Medl2evalists Choir. WEAF music. WEAF WGY, 30 m. WNAC CBS & YN 1230 1,000 Boslon "Old Bill:' KMOX ' WEEI WGY WSM WFLA, 30 m. Sunday Night Party. Roland Winters, WNBH YN 1'310 250 New Bedford On Win'"c of Melody, WOR Heart Throbs of the lIi11s. WjZ WGAR '-VNBX 1260 250 Spriodield, Vermont - IWeather, \'UBZ Buddy Clark, Rakoy's music, Elizabeth Reyue, WMCA, I h. Those Three Girls, KDKA Ross, WEEI, 30 m. WOA1 NOC 1190 50.000 San Amonio. Tex. WOAM CBS )60 1.000 Mi2nU, Florida Comis. WGN 'Music by Gersh,,·i":' D~na Suesse. Clap Charles Previn's Orchestra. Olga Albani. W]Z WBZ WHAM KDKA WBAL WLW WSM WOR OG 710 5,000 Newark, N. J. 1.15 P.M. EST; 12.15 CT Yo' Hands; J.iu, WABC WHAS KMOX, WORC ens & YN 1280 500 \Vnrcester 30 m. WFLA WGAR, 30 m. Alexander Woollcott. the Town Crier. Robert WSR J\i"BC" 740 50.000 Atlanta, Georfl:ia Russell Brown's Ensemble. KMOX Beth Enns, soprano, WPG ","PG CBS 1100 5.000 Adanl;c City. N. ]. String Quartet, WOR, 4) m. IUncle Don, WOR, 30 m. Armbruster's muJic. WA'RC WHAS. 30 m, \VSM NnC 650 50.000 Nashville, Tenn. Radio Puty. WMCA, 30 m. Harry Salter's Orchestra, WOR, 30 m. 1.30 P.M. EST; 12.30 CT String Trio, WGN, ~o m. Palmer Clark's OrchC!ttl, WGN. 30 m. \"'SMB NRC 1320 500 New Orleans. lao WTAG NBC & NEN 580 500 Worcester, Mass. Mary Small. Ruth Denning, the london 6.15 P, M. EST; 5.15 CT 9.15 P.M, EST, 8.15 CT WTAM NBC 1070 50,000 Clevebnd. Ohio Four, WEAF WEEI WGY, 30 m. 1 WTAR rBS 890 500 Norfolk, VII, Bi~lical High l.ilCh~, Dr. Frederick K, JO~Yn~~b\lrn's music, WJZ WHAM Hal and MUHay Kane. WPG wnz :Rob Harinll's Ord"~'''_ WMCA. 4~ m, \'<'TIC NBC &. NEN HMO 50,000 Hartford. Con". tamm. W JZ WBZ KDKA, 30 m. Disabled Veterans' pmgum, WPG Dance orchestra, WGN WWNC NBC 570 1.000 Asheville, N. C. Tellers of Tales. WGAR 30 m, \VXYZ ABS & QG 1240 1.000 Detroit, Mich, 9.30 P.M. EST, 8.90 CT Church in the Hills, WLW, 30 m. 6.30 P.M. EST; 5.30 CT CHAINS: NBC. 1'0.'111;0",,1 BrOIU/(/UI;ng Comp"n,; CBS, Coiltmbi" Broue"Sli,,& Variety. WFT.A Frank' Simon's Band. My Hero; Waltz of American Album of Familiar Music, Prank ­ S,sltm; YN, Yanl.u NttW(1ri; DIX. Dix;, Ntlworl.,. ABS, Amtde"" Brouedst· Rocht'1ter Catholic Hour, WHAM, 30 m. the Flo""ers, Flirtlltions; Les Chasser. Munn_ Vje:inia Rei. Gustav Haenscheo's ing S}I/tm; CRC, C"ntUiil1n RtfIi;o Commission; NEN. Ntw En&'dna Nt/wor.; 11ttle Jack LIttle. WASC \'<'CAU WHAs t'SSt'S: Moments Musical; Pride of the Concert Orchestra, Ikrtrand Hirsch, violin· QG. Qltalit, GroMp. KMOX TlIini, WEAF WGY WLW, 30 m. ist, WEAF WEEI WGY WSM WFLA, Raymond Cur, instrumental trio, WPG FluHereucs, WEEl 30 m. - l .) 1 I ! ) I Saturday, October 27, 1934 THE MICROPHONE Page Five

~ III 1IIIIIm1ll1HIIIIIIlllllhlililili ,II, ~ !'i RadioLane Studiosity ~ i:lJ"" By Jimmy J. LeonardnmUmnlimrulm~ MIC~iPIIONE "1I11l1ll1ll,, "m 11iI1Il1ll1ll1ll1l:n:1Il1 By Les Troy nllllll"llIllImllll'lIl1i"iIIIIlIIlIlIllIlOl BETTY BARTHELL will display her most A TALE of how the frosty thrills broadcas~ , cehrished fan message on request. It IS a VOLUME 1II Sa/fIt'day, Odobel' 27, '934 NUMBER 43 from the BYRD Expedition at Little America radiogram received after singing on the BYRD saved two men from freezing to death in New Pflb/i,rhel', JOHN K. GOWEN, Jr. Business Ala11clger, PHILIP N. HOBSON program. York State in October comes to my ears, like, It reads: Editor. G. CARLETON PEARL Alanaging Editor, MORRIS HASTINGS may 1 say, a breath from an iceberg. ·'Thanks for the songs and conversation.­ A weekly newspaper, The MICROPHONE is published every Saturday Believe it or not (ncc RIPLEY), WALTER.

See you in 1935.-Love and kisses," Signed, at Boston, Massachusetts j by The MICROPHONE, Inc. NIELSON and JOHN SORENSEN, of Penn Yan, "The Knights of the Grey Underwear." Entered as second class matter August I I, 1933, at the post office at New York, managed to get locked in the re< KATE SMITH should have been a housewife. Boston, Massachusetts. under the Act of March 3, 1879. frigerator of the HOGAN Meat Market in that She alone The MICROPHONE will not be responsible for unsolicited manuscripts town. after did all the unless they are accompanied by return postage. everyone else interior dec· had gone Subscription for six months. $1; for one year. $1.50, postpaid. Single orating i n home. The copics. five cents each. h ~ r apart­ two young ment. She Advertising rates on application to the Business Manager. men spent bas eve r y Offices, No. 34 Court Square, Boston, Massachusetts. some tim e known new Telephones (connec/il/Ii all departments) LAFayette 2860 and 286r. jumping up imp lemcnt and down to for prepar­ "" ~.,;ep warm, ing, cooking shouting at and serving Silly Propaganda intervals for meals. It re­ help. laxes the NoT the least silly of the recent campaign of vilifica- Meanwhile, nerves, she tion against the radio is the suggestion that the Presi­ Mrs. SOREN­ insists. denl of the United States will "rely less upon radio broad­ SEN got to R UDY won dering casting than in the past if he follows the advice of his close V ALL EE is why her hus­ p rae ticaJly friends." band didn't fed up with He will, according to Editor & Publisher, "go to the come home all the hub­ .Nation with his periodic discussions of important ques­ to listen to bub accorded tions through the columns of the newspapers." listen to the him wherev­ !3YRO broad­ er he yen· His advisers, Editor & Publisher states, "are concerned cast as he tun~s. lest his voice become too common on the air lanes." They had been in , He was a are reportedly' alarmed because already he has been "on the habit of virtual hcr~ the air 36 times since he became President" and has been JACK BENNY doing. She mit during got pretty BETIY BARTH ELL his train ride "before the microphone more often than Hoover or worried and, after waiting a half hour, she went across the country. Upon reaching Hollywood Coolidge." down to the market to sec what had happened he slipped through a waiting throng to some This example of newspaper-inspired propaganda is just to JOHN. hideout. He made the astounding declaration plain rot. The man who wrote it knew it was rot, and the When she got there she heard the dim shouts that he would stay with the movies for all time editor who printed it knew it was rot. of the imprisoned and now nearly congealed -if they ask him. men. Needless to say, they were rescued and VAUGHN de LEATH, the girl who made the The voice of the President of the United States can never suffered, if this were a daily paper, no ill electrifying comeback, is going to play in a become too common. The people of this country are effects. Broadway revue this Winter. keenly interested in what he says, and it means a great deal JACK BENNY, who, by the way, is now appear­ MARIE MURRAY. Jenny spot singer and one of more to them to hear him say it than to read it later in a ing in a movie, "Transatlantic Merry-Go-Round:· the finest contraltos in Boston, has been walk· in Boston. and his troupe including MARY LIVING­ newspaper-a privilege that will not be denied them in any ing "on eggs" because Dr. KousSEvn"ZKY has STON, FRANK PARKER and DON BESTOR are, as asked her to sing with the Boston Symphony on event. you probably know, engaged in selling fruit juice November 2 and 3. crystals. BENNY was preparing his There is a strange rumor mak· Con~erning --Giving .New~olDersA Break~~ program the other day and didn't ing the usual rounds; now that want to be disturbed. CLIFF HALL has parted with "The By DICK TEMPLETON When they're worth $500 form without first singing "De PARKER went to the apartment Baron" they say he is destined to New York Correspoiude1ll a week, Roxy pays 'em that. Glory Road." Radio stars, too, and asked for BENNY. And he doesn't talk much replace JIMMY WALLINGTON on have their especial "old reli­ "Oh, he's taking a barh," pERHAPS your agent is about finds. ables," which fans have come the Sunday Coffee spot. becoming somewhat of said Mary, his wife. But don't forget that it was for his new talent is real­ to know and repeatedly request. a curmudgeon. but this busi­ ly not "discovcred" material; Take LOIS BENNETT, so­ "But I hear a typewriter CANTOR who made WALLINGTON ncss of .. giving newcomers a going," said Parker. it is young people who have prano star of the musical. and perhaps it wil1 be only CAN' break" on radio programs is to been climbing up the vaude4 "The Gibson Family." "The "I forgot tell you," said TOR who will do the replacing. a decided pain in the neck. Mary, "he's busy writing a But why? ville and musical comedy lad· Moon and 1" from thc "Mi· It strikes this militant ob· ders and who, in direct com­ kado" became LOIS' very own sea story for his program:' Another surprising, well, let's server as being unknowingly petition with real profession­ song when she starred in the Comes a story about ALEXAN- say rumor, since it isn't official: cruel. The path uphill for als, have measured up to the GILBERT and SULLIVAN re­ DER WOOLLCOTT being asked what CHARLES WINNINGER is priming the performer who falls a lit­ mark. vival on Broadway a few years he thought of radio or something his writing hand in anticipation tle short of radio genius is Nobody knows better than ago, and the comely soprano "I'm told," said Mr. Wooll­ of signing a radio contract. They generally one that ends in never gets very far on a new cott, "that radio is an in­ s~y an acknowledged radio star he'Jl be on when snow flur· frustration. And it has been radio series before requests for strument of the home. But tlcs. what a tough road the up-hill my theory and onc I worked battle to recognition is. It is it come pouring in and LOIS I haven't been home since I BING CROSBY is ailing from an when I managed a big radio just that these "new talent" has to oblige. was 12 years old. So I have appendicitis eruption. Hc is station-that it is far better searches invariably result in a JACK BENNY, always has to to stick to an itinerary of my using the ice bags constantly. to tell JOE DOAKES that he is night of glory for some dub do several "Grand Hotel" friends' homes in order to FRED WARING'S performance is an ordinary, dime·a·dozcn who in most cases never gets skits on every series-at fans· hear my favorite radio shows. going even better. Must be that performer and get him back any farther. requests. And MARY LIVING­ "1 understand some of my his young daughter. DIXIE, in­ to selling sheets and pillow friends are getting up a A smart horse player bets STONE always has to do her fluences him. She's called DIXIE cases than it is to let him \\,.oollcott Home Fund SO on an 8-to-5 shot far more MAE WEST impersonation. because she was born when fRED think he is going to chase Apparently nobody can sin.J( thl"y'l1 have a ftee evening was playing a one-night stand in MELTON and PARKER and often than he does on a 20· now and then:' to·l shot. The reason is that "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" ole Virginny. Shc's a month and MARTIN right out of their like tenor FRANK PARKER. For The 'Worst pun we have heard three weeks old. jobs. the g-to·5 chance comes home in front far more often. PARKER and the song have be­ for a long time comes from .As LEs TROY would say, here's Dangling a will 0' the BILLY JO"ES, of the JONES and And it is just a little bit come synonymous and PARKER a Pharmaceutical Note. Whenever wisp jn front of a m"ediocre has already sung the song many HARE combination who went, he cruel to let some outsider LAWRENCE TIBBETT gets his feet singer's nose is never a kind· times. said, fishing for tliflas. wet and then sniffles. he stands ness. think he is an 8·to-5 shot on his hands. This loosens up FREDDY MARTIN, in his when any bookmaker at any the congestion when the blood "Open House" series. is giv­ track in America would lay makes a sudden rush to the head, ing a network opportunity to 1000 to 1 against his chances To Subscribe to The Microphone he explains. Methinks I'll have local acts that have made and sleep peacefully without any worry about having to = to keep this cold; I'm getting old. good in their individual Fill out the blank and mail with cash, money order or pay off on the long shot. After five years of animosity cities. And the immortal check to The MICROPHONE, 34 Court Square, Boston, Mass. between WIn OSBORNE and NBC Roxy, with no great prom· • Every performer has his "old I following a tiff with RUDY VAL­ ises to any talent, already has reliable," a piece of music. a (Please print) song that audiences have come LEE, WILL will make amends quietly dug up one or two Name . with this chain. F. J. CRONIN, finds for his present pro· to associate with his name. For staff organist, just celebrated his grams, with a minimum of instance, a TOSCA.NINI season Street . third birthday with the Yankee shouts. with the Philharmonic is not ; City or Town ··• ··.. Network. They make good for Roxy complete until the famous BUDDY ROGERS is playing an in direct proportion to their Italian maestro has conducted engagement in Philly. He com· abilities to please listeners. "The Pines of Rome." LAW­ (SUb::;::;;~~·:··$·~··~~·;··;;~··:~:;;;~.. ·;·~·.·~~··;:~··;~~; ;~;~~;~; RENCE TIBBETT is never al­ I mutes to New York for his pro· He rewards them with money. grams. not with opportunities. lowed to leave the concert plat- Page Six THE MICROPHONE S~turday, October 27, 1934' • Monday, October------29 - America In Music on NBC-WJZ,., at 10 P.M .. • Will Hollander's Orchestra. WMCA. 30 m'l ...fJi••/fI...:!rti".e Charle)' Eckel's Orchestra. WHDH (WMCA Highlights Good Hulth and Tr,unlOg. WGN .- from 6.:!O. In\-estocs' Service It 6.n) Educational rFarm Reporter, WN8X 6.30 P.M. EST, 5.80 CT l ,A. M. 1 P.M. EST; 12 N. CT , Ne....·s and Carol ~is. soprano. WEAF1 SaJurday, Oaober 27 Markets. ,,·e.ather. WEAF RJI)ming Reporter. 0('....·5. drama. WEEI tl.OO-United States Navy Band, Musical Program. WGY News. Brcntics. WGY 7.45 P. l\1.-The Lawyer and Allan Le,ders Orchestra. WADC WCAU Ne~s and Tln« X Siste". WJZ NBC-WE.\F WPG Nev.s. ","nther, WBZ the Public. James GrafcoD • }O m.. WIND. l) m.. WBBM Bob NeWhAll. WLW Rogers, former AssiSlanc Sec. , P.M. from 1.1) Markets. WHA$ Freddie Rose. WSM rctary of State; Philip J. "I Ch I WSS" NelliS. melody's guden. WFLA , 8.3o--(Jlad)s Swarthout, Will­ ~. i ton ues. orRan. "> "The Shado...... · WADe WCAU. WickS<'r, sccret.lry of thc Co­ • JUSt Plain Bill. WGN (oe'O\s. 6.))) ordination Committce, Amer­ • iam Ual) '$ Orchestra, NBC­ \'arielY. WOR Deed-i-Do Club. WHAS • WEAf "J ican Bar Association: "Benet 1.15 P.M. ESTI 12.15 CT Jack Arnutrong. WHBM •~ Justice Through a National , 8A5-ShorH..'3vc program from Peggy's Doctor. Rosaline Greene. James Gabriel Iinner. comentator. WOR Program for Bar Associa­ me "Seth Parker:' Phillips MelghJ.n. WEAF WEEI 'JC'GY Screen Revue. WMCA JIm 8urg~. ",'CAU Ne-.-s and jlck Orlando's Orchestra. WHDH tions." CBSWABC Lord. NBC-WJZ George HaWs music. WADC WCAU WPG Singing Lady. WGN 8.00 P. M.-Arc in America. 9.00-F ra n k Parker. NBC­ \\'HOM 8.45 P.M. EST; 5.45 CT "American Sculpture Since Georgia Wildcats. WHAS Billy BatchelQt. b)'lDOnd Knigbt. WEAP WEAF Mirror Renections. WMCA WEEI WGY WTAM tbe Civil War." NBC-WJZ Minstrel Show, NBC·WJZ r\c.... Jer5C} 'X'omen's Hour. WOR Lo ....·ell Thomas. "Toda,'s News." WJZ Dorin.g Sisten. WGN WHZ WHAM KDKA WBAL wL'w Tuesday, October 30 Rosa Ponsellc, cas-W ABC 1.30 P.M. EST, 12.30 CT WFLA WGAR 9.3<>-Joe Cook, NBC-WEAF Little Orphan Annie. WSM W(,N 5.00 P. M.-"The Rcaction of Rex Battle's Concert Ensemble. WfAF Woody and Willie. ne.....s. WIND WDBM the Public to Cancer Educa­ "The Ilig Sbow." CBS-WABC 30 m. "Cocktail TLme." WOR NelO" England Kitchen of the Air. WELl. Sporu. WMCA WIIDH tion." Dr. Bernard Sachs, 1O.OO-G e n eAr n old, NBC­ 30 m. president, Ncw York Acad­ WEAf Vagal)onds. WGY 7 P.M. EST; e CT Vic and Sade. WjZ W8Z WHAM WBAL Ray Perkins, comedy. WEAP emy of Medicinc. NBC­ , "Arnerio. in Music," NBC- WSM WFLA WGAR Studio Chorus. WEEI WEAF WJZ Orchestra. KDKA Jules Lande, violinist, WGY DoIncc Orchcstra, WLW Amos 'n' Andy. WJZ WBZ KDKA WBAL Friday, November 2 L The Savitt Sercnade. 'f'/ABC WCAU WPG WLW WFI.A WGAR .(AII programs are listed in wtern WINO Sports. WHAM College of Agriculture. WHAS Reddy Kilo....·ut. WSM 2.00 P. M.-"Tbe Psychologist Standard Time. Central Time iJ one Jerry Sullivan. WD8M Myrt and Marge. WABC Says." Dr. Arthur Frank hour ear/ier.) rheatre Club of the Air. WOR Ford Frick. sports. WOR Parne. WOR Eddr Prior's Orchestra. WMCA, l~ m.. Gloria Grafton. actress. WMCA I WIP WIIDH. }O m. jimmy Allan. WGN ~"".....-j 10 A.M. EST; 9 CT Markets. Midday Service. WGN. 30 m. Ncws and Thc Crossroads. WHAS .... New~, Breen llnd de: Rose. WEAP WGY P 7.15 P.M. EST; 6.15 CT 9.45 P.M. EST; 8.45 CT Musical Varicty. WEEI 1.45 .M. EST, 12.45 CT DOROTHY PAGE is SoIO;Jt ;n JAN G d GI FW WGY WF WillIam Larklll. tcnor, WOR Southerners, WGY ene an enn. WEll.. EEl LA 1'1 e 1'1 e f U WMCA Josephine Glb)on, WJZ WBZ WBAL KDKA vrt:at Composers. Italian prngt:llll. WJZ GARBER'S Democratic State Committcc, WBZ I lr e 0 ~, WSM WHA WHAM WGAR Supper Cllib broadcasts News and J-h rmomes in Coottut. WADe KDKA WSM WFI.A WGAR. 4S m. over the NBC,W//Z chail1 1\1011- PI~tJa~0~:zhk[;K~il~~1A~\~b~SL wsi~i 10.45 P.M. EST; 9.45 CT Red Nic.hoh· Ordlc5tu. \VlW L dAb WLW Lullaby lady. male quartet. Morgan East_ !Xrc.>\u Kas~l:I's "I W~hI c.. News and Sanders Sisters. WHAS Art On:.hestrJ., WABC WIIAS days al 8 P. ill. um. an ncr.. man s Orlhestra, WEAF WGYj WB8M DlstHlLllve Drama. WGAR WlW WTAM WSM WTAM WSB "Blues" singer, WLW U. S. Dep't of Agriculture. WPG just Plam 8111. WABC WCAU 10 m. • Home Iiour, \\IPG. I h.; New, at 10.30 World Obser.-er. WNBX Verna Osborne. contralto. WOR lRA Orchestra. WRZ. ;0 m. Comedy Stars of Hollywood. WOR "America in Musi(," Jolin Tasker Howard, R.gamuffins. WMCA WHDH Markel Re:porl5. KDKA Wahcr Adolphe Robert'S. WMCA I WJZ WFLA, ~o m. 10.15 A. ...,. EST, 9.15 CT 2 P.M. EST, 1 CT Organ. WHAM SludlO onbestn. WGN ISammy Liner's O'l~eStra. -;.VBZ. 4S m. 8etf)· and Bob. WLW 7.30 P.M. EST, 6.30 -CT AI and Pete. KDKA Qan., lu 'n' Em. \\"'EAF WEEI WGY WLW w rAM \\"'CN WSM WSB Re, 01\ ing Stage. WEAF wEEI, 'U m. Ralph W;otters. WFI.A Minstrel. Sho..... AI Bernard and Paul OU'I Courtland Manning. WHAM . Sist~cs, B.1ntune. \'(-CY Or. Royal S, Copeland. \'{'ABC WHAS, montWEAF WGY Mel Emerson's Orchestu,. WGAR. JO m. }folman piano duo. WJZ Teus Cowbo)·s. WBZ, ;0 m. 2~ m. (WPG at 4.4~J After Dmner Revue WEEr Wayne King's Orcheslra, WA8C WCAU WHAM WGAR waz Sammy Fuller. KDKA OhIO School of thc Air. WlW. t b. Stock quotatll.Jl\S. WPC Red DaVIS. sketch. WJZ WBZ KDKA WSM WHAS,}O m. lan Campbell's Orchestra, WHAM "Town Crier." Robert Reud. WOR WFlA OrElan Rccital, WPG. }O m. Mornmg 10PlCi, WFLA the Bill and Gm!.::r, \'('ABC WCAU {\Xi.e• U J-ittle French Princess. WABC Ccntury of PrORrcss music, WGN. }O m. Re"enes WHAM Frank and Flo. WOR . CA BBM Organ. WNBX Paul Pierson's Orchestra. WLW Blood Ind Thunder, WMCA. }O m. Dolly Dean, WHAS UQl,'ersily of Kentucky. WHAS VIrginia Nightin,l;aJe. WGAR Ne....·s. WCN Town Crier. WNBX Steel Pier Ha....'aiians. WPG. lO m. 4.45 P.M. EST; 3.45 CT Paul Keast Ind Rollo Hudsoo·. Orchestra. 10.30 A.M, EST; 9.30 CT Dr. Arthur Frank Payne. WOR Ad,-entulcs on MrSlery bland. W[AF WAlK: WCAU 10.15 P.M. EST; 9.15 CT Ad\entur~ in Melody. \\"MCA WIIDII ! Plano. WEEI Buck Rogers. WHAS Political program. WHAM Land of BCl;inning Again. WI:AF Ensemble. WGN ;)uk.ls. WLoY' Sports reporter \'(fGN 8~l..et. Clmpaign for Re-Elcl-tion of Gov. Herbe.d Market WGY Ahernoon Concert. WNBX Arl}lIe Blerer's Orc.llcstn. WjZ WHAM "M)'uery Sketd;es," WOR '-ehman. WOR. 4~ m. Bridge talk. WE[I 2.15 P.M. EST, 1.15 CT KDKA WBAL WFI.A WGAR lone Man Minstrel Show WMCA Berenice- Taylor. WGN U"e StOl-L:s, oe1l"$, WLW Household Olat. WG.,. The Juksons. comedy. WI.W 745 PM EST 645 CT Today's Children. drama. WJZ WBZ ROIDJ.nte of Helen Trcnl. \\'ABC WIND RadIO Debut. WGAR • •• ,. . 10.30 P.M. EST; 9.30 CT ",",HAM WBAT_ \\'HA WGAR Chlla~o \\G); Varie-rr program. WABC WHAS Frank Buck. WEAF WGY W'"IAM W~EI R.dio Kitchen. W~M. }O m. DramJ.. WBBM \\"PG RepublIcan program. WEEI Rcauty That J.ndures. Human Keeds Campai~n. WABC WCAU "All About You," Harold Sberm.aa. WADC Frank Ricciardi. tenor. WOR "Sciellce in Your Home." Or. Kun Haessler. Danj(erous Paradise. WjZ WBZ KDKA NC's. pianO. WCAU WHAS WPG WHAS KMOX WJSV WBT, 30 m. Mll(ed Quntct. WMCA WIP WOR ""HAM WlW WSM WGAR Mm~trels. Houschold Chat. \'CNB)' Cllrence Jackson. WNBX_ The Melody Man. WFLA Cotton Qucen WLW. 30 m. 2.30 P.M. EST; 1.30 CT 5 P.M. EST; 4 CT Boake ~rter. news. WABC WCAU WHAS Sle~py Hall's Orchestra. WMCA. 30 m. .. 0.45 A.M. ESTl 9.45 CT Albany on Patade. WGY .• Aftcr Dmner MUSIC. WOR Bob Pacelli's Orchestra. WGN Mornin!.: PUlode, \\"EAF WEEI Home. S....'eet Home. WJZ Ceorgc:- Sterner s Onncstn. \\-[AF W[n liu!}' Hershfield WMCA jobnny Hanin. WGY Home Forum Cooking School. WBZ. ~o m. Mu\rnJ. pro~u.m. WCY Ensemble WG~' 10.45 P.M. E5TJ 9.45 CT .News. ~ BC RJ.d,o Kitcheo. WJZ ICDKA ROl;hester Sl;hool of the AIr. WHAM. }O AI PUH.e's Gan~. "X'JZ \\'SM WFLA 8 PM' EST CT joseph E. Warner. WEEI WFLA WGAR m. and at 3.U Koch WHA .• ; 7 DemOcralic·Republlcan Selies. WJZ WBZ Ne.... s. Mu~it:oIle. Hii(h ....·ay Safety talk. WBZ Homc Forum. KDKA. ~o m. Monilo; Views the News. \X'BZ Champions. Richard Him!:.er·s music. Joey Johnny Hamps Orchestra. WGN Household Hour. "'-HAM. ~O m. Smackoul. WSM WGAR Mcmories KDKA Nash. tenor. Wf.AF WEEI WGY \'\ITAM. 11 P Violin. WlW Slhool of Ihe Air 'Tnc the Red." WABC jolly Roger. WHAM 30 m. , .M. EST, .. 0 CT Connu: G.lte \\'ARC WCAU WIIAS. 30 m. \X'PG \'{'IND. 30 m. ("'·HAS. 1) m.) Ethel Ponce. blues Sm,lter. WLW Jan Garber's mUSIC, Dorothy PJ.~. contralto. "."le Grumlu~." WEAF WGY \VFLA Poetry. WNBX Ted Fiorito's Orchef'!"ra. W88M Uncle Clyde. WGAR Bob \'<'hlte, WJZ WBZ WLW WGAR. We:llher. curr~nt events. WEEI Martha Deane. \VOR. 30 m. "Og. Son of Fire." WABC 30 m., I(hJ(k Co~don s Orchestra. WGY 11 A.M. EST, 10 C .... Concertos, WMCA. }O m. Federal HouslO!.: Campaign and Herbcrt Fnendly Hour. WSM lIal Kemp s orChestra.. WjZ WHAM WGAR: U. S. N,ny Band. WEAP WGY WSM Century of Progress Orchestra. WGN KOlh. \'QHAS Dance Tunes. WOR. ~O m. 30 m. (WFI.A at ILtH WfLA. I h. (\\[[1. 40 m. from 11.1): VOlal Trio. WIND Carsun RobLson's Buckaroos. WA8C WCAU Weather. Sport~ Revlcv.·, WBZ Ne..... ~ at 11."1 2.45 P.M. EST; 1.45 CT lIelcn Fitl-h movie critic WRRM WHAS 400 Club, KOKA. JO m. Friendly Klt(.h~n. \X'EEI Gus Van. ~ongs, WEAF WEEI WCY WLW Sam. Gil and Louie. WHAS Irish Melodies. \"'PG News.. Re~ Cros~ rama (}O Ill. Red Nichol The wife: Sa~er. WJZ WGAR Richard Maxwell. tenor. WJZ WBAL Weather. music. WOR Lone Ranger. WOR. WGN. }o m. ols r:'~Sll at 11.20) WLW Women's Clubs. ne"s. \"'BZ \\FLA WSM WHAM WGAR Plano. WG~ Sueen Rcvic....·. WMCA Amos n Andy. WSM ConlraLt brld~e ulk. WHAM The Pickard Pamily. WBBM. 4' m. Harry Nolan, W:'\RX 8,15 P.M. EST; 7.15 CT Jerry Cooper. WABC WCAU WPG Unde Tom and Betty. KDKA Palmcr House Ensemble. WGN Mvrt and Mar~e. WHAS Ohio FederJtion of \Vomen's Clubs. WLW 3 P.M EST; 2 CT 5.15 ~',M. E.ST; 4.15 CT ~ Lass~s and H.oney:. WSM . Weather. Moonbcams. WOR. 30 m. Mobilization tor IIUIIL:1O Needs. WNBX To,:, MIX s Straight Shooters. WEAF WEEI Edwlll. C7: Hili, Twh' AHuman Side of the Vo;cc of Romanle. \'(fMC" . Ma Perkin~. \'<'JiAf W~U WGY WlW W~Y WLW Nev.s. WABC. HS "Hcre. Thcre and Evcrywhcre," WGN 11.15 A.M. ESTI 19.1& CT Harlio Guild. WJZ WDZ KDKA WFLA Jache Heller. tcnor. WJZ WflAM WSM; Mcllcrple I(;nocken WCAU Adventures 'If JImmIe Allen. WBZ Commence: La Violetra. WABC weAU W(iY. 30 m. Betty Barthcl!. WABC WCAU WHAS WPG Tea Time Topics. WPG-. ~o m. OCllan Re(ital. WHAM \'QPG WHAS. 30 m. Ano;::elo Ferdinando's Orchestra. WJZ WBZ Common Sense. WOR Dr. H. I. Stranrlhagen. WOR Dan and Sylvia, KDKA The Witch's Tale. WOR, 10 m. \'QHAM WSM. 30 m. Betty, Jean. Jim. WCN Windsor cec Camp, WNBX Strinp; Trio. \'VLW Roh Harinlo; pre~ents. WMCA. 4~ m. limmy Gan;lgher'~ music. WSM, ~o m. 4 .. 5 PM EST 3 15 CT Marjorie Cooney. pianist. WSM Kay Kyser's Orchestra, WGN HOfT'e I.oan Talk and Dance Orchcstra, 12.30 P.M. EST, 11.30 A.M. CT • .• ;. Antonia Lopez' Orchestra. WFLA \'(ILW. 3~ Ifl. Merry Madcaps. 'X·EAF. lO m. Gypsy Trail. WEAF WEEI WGY \'(ISM Elvin Schmitt. WGAR 9.15 P.M. EST; 8." 5 CT ORn Russo s Orchcstra, WABC WHAS. Stocks, markers. WEEI \\7FlA B".-k Ro<:::er~ \"'ARr wr"u WHAS Comcdy Stars. WGN 30 Ifl. Farm Prop;ram, W(:jY, }O m. Songs and Stories. Harry Swan. Charles "Op- Son of rire" WB8M 9.30 P.M. EST; 8.30 CT Arrhie Blever's music. WMCA Nat;l)nal Farm and I-Iomc Hour. WJZ WBZ Sorce. tenor. WJZ WBZ KDKA. Uncl~ Don. WOR', \0 m. House Party. Joe Cook. Donald Novis. Anthony Trini's Orcbestra. WOR. }O m. WHAM KDKA \"'LW WSM WFLA. J~~~Y ~~~.Mbaritone. WI.W Studio Or(hestn.• WGN Frances Lan~fnrd. Don Vorhees' Orches. Roh Pacelli's Orch~stra. WGN WGAR. 1 h. Ale" Hotkin's Ensemble. WMCA tra. WEAF WEEI WGY WLW WTAM 12.45 A.M. EST; 11.45 P.M. CT D,·c' O-,h-,,-,. WASC WCAU. Dar>te Allir.:heri. WCAR WS', WSS W"I A '0 "".'."n"",...·' . '" , C 1"1 d T don X 6." 5 P.M. EST; 5.15 CT 1~ c -. m. Willie Bryant's Onhestra. WMCA 30 Ill. (WPG WHAS at 12.4S,. r.~r I,~ an W·HooAS . :VAnc WPG WBBM ".Mysterirl1ls I~l~n(l " llama. WEAP Drama, Doup:las Hope. Joan Blaine. lark , A.M. EST'. , __,. CT University of l.lUj~villc. WHAS ut.""vo Ions, D \'(Ij2 WBZ KDKA WHAM WBAL .c. " Phil Lynch's OrdleHra. WOR ~O m. R"1n;o. cr...···~l~ ..... piano ouo. WOR Jimmy Allere. \'{lCY W 7 Wn3~H ~O Moon River. WlW. ~o m. Hcre's Ho.'. w·,r.A· Soprano. WGN Repllblkan Prrwram R "TI" m. L Gene Kar,los' O,chestra '-VABC 1> ,. lJ. S. Army 8an.-i. WHAM Ie Dig Sho...... Gertrude Niesen. ud I'.,n,·, Hoi,,', mH,,·,. 'vt~'r.A. '0 m. Markets. W'GN 4.30 P.M. EST; 3,30 CT IE WIW G1usk'n's 0 h t a WABC WC-At· 'v,"',,. oe merson. . WHAS rc es r , . jimmv joy's Orchestra WHAS 30 m. 12.45 P.M. EST, 11.45 A.M. CT R~~:sn~..e Wallace. songs. WEAP WGY Rambl;nll: Revie"·er. WG~R 1I0t-l T-'·"m'Oo'::'·O'ch""" WPG. '0 m. Midni~ht flyer•. WiGN . .... • >'1 Bohhv B",n~on and Sunny Jim. WADC WCAU '" ,", '" AM EST CT This ,., I ThH (Ir'"a'l. song WEEI, 2) m. Ch:nlcs River l.ihrarv Club. WEer WHA~ 1.1101 and Ab'ler. WaR WGN 1.30 ., ; 12.30 (Killhen hlk at 1.10) . Stanlcigh Ma.lotre. Nev.·s Rhymer. WJZ Skippy. W88M "Melodies," WaR Teddy Hiit's Orchestra. WMCA. 30 m. Sarurdar, October 27, 1934 THE MICROPHONE Page Seven A Marriage of Literature and Music With Two Featured Notables Phelps Has They Si..g a ..d Talk as Honaberg Plays Russia Needs I ~ Taught For I I More Music Forty Years On The Air By The MiCROPHONE'S Special And now we have a radio wed­ U7ashillglol1 Correspondent ding; literature and music united Soviet Russia's radio programs under the bonds of business. would be more popular if they From such a union might be contatned more entertainment expected offspring ~t will de­ features such as are commo'p on light and stimulate. the American radio fare, .LAW. In this latest of major programs RENeE D. BATSON, electrical spe­ to be presented over the WEAF cialist of the Department of Com· network of the National Broad­ merce, reports. casting Company on Saturday Lectures on heavy political and evenings from 8 to 9. radio listen­ economic subjects, the five-year ers hear that distinguisehd expo­ plan and other government enter­ nent of letters, WILUAM "BILLY" prises monopolize the current So· LYON PHELPS, and one of die viet Russia programs, BATSON Slid. noted maestros of modern music, Most of the receivin~ sets there SIGMUND ROMBERG. are publicly-owned. They are ina And also there are HeLEN staJled in city and village squares ~ARSHALL, soprano, and a large and auditoriums. Crowds turn and competent orchestra. WILLIAM LYON PHELPS, former out for the programs, but if more· Thus radio again confounds its Lampson ProfeHor of EII/?,lish at music and drama were injected critics, who prate of "jazz and Yale, 110tu the bright particlliar into the programs, the crowds low comedy, 12-year-old minds, star of a radio program. would greatly increase BATSON ban.~lity. mediocrity, etc., etc., believes. ' etc. Recei~ing r.which swept tI1e country. sets may be privately In Respect In 1921 he wrote "Blossom owned tn Russia, provided they Among the high-brows, the J • Time," which established him arc bought through the officia' commercial organizations and gov. name of WJLLlAM: LYON PHELPS firmly as one of the foremost op­ sopra~lO ernrnent taxes are paid. ling has been held in respect. HELEN MARSHALL, 011 the new program condllcted by SIGMUND eretta composers in this country. ROMBERG, which is graced by the philosophical observatiolls of WIL­ America is far ahead of other Only a short time ago he re­ In 1926 he composed his sec­ LIAM LYON PHELPS. countries in the number of rc., signed as LAMPSON Professor of ond international success, "The ceiving sets, BATSON finds. His English at Yale University. Desert Song," which was followed most popuIar by undergraduates, the works of other composers. but survey showed there are 42 500 ­ In his many-sided capacity as State~. professor, author, lecturer. jour­ year after year. also devotes at least 20 minutes of by "New Moon" and others. 000 sets in the United ' nalist, wit, after·dinner speaker, He retired from active teaching the hour to his original composi. The Soprano The United Kingdom is second philosopher and schoIa~r. Mr. last year, but makes his home in tions, introduced for the first HELEN l\.L.... RSHALL, soprano, with 6,124,000; Germany third WIth 5,424,000; Japan fourth with PHELPS has observed and inter­ New Hayen and takes a kc.:en in- time over the air; a tribute indeed who has the leading vocal part in preted the march of men and terest in college affairs. Ito radio broadcasting. ,the new programs, has a story 1,739,000, and France fifth with events for the past 40 years. With Honor Famed as one of the greatest that smacks of a fairy tale. 1,554,000. Yet there is nothing pedantic The list of honors that have living composers of operetta, SIG- The little blonde, blue-eyed With 585 of the world's 1,497 or drearily erudite about the man. MUND ROMBERG had ambitions girl was born in Joplin, Missouri. medium wave transmitters the come to him is too long to re- United States leads the wo;Jd jn He is loved and respected by Yale early in life to become a railroad She had 5un" in musical produc- count. n program broadcasting stations. alumni. and brid~e engineer. tions in the Middle West and had • At the age of 69 he is still con­ Suffice it to say that he can His musical btnt, however, was appeared with the JUII.I.IARO Op· Russia is second with 85; Canada tributing a column, "As I Like write eight collegiate and univer· not to bc denicd and at the age era Company in New York. third with 75, and China is fourth with 72. It," to Scribner's; writes a syndi­ sity degrees after his name, if he of 16 we find him conducting a Last year, ROMBERG hear d her cated column, lectures on the ave­ chooses. But he never does. 70-picce orchestra at the Budapest in the leading role of "The Beg- rage of once a week and is en­ He was public orator of Yale College of Music. gar's Opera" at Columbia Univer- Costliest Radio Program gaged in writing his autobiog­ and tbe only professor to receive Slow Bu[ Sure sity. Tbe largest expenditure for raphy. the famous Montclair Bowl, a sil· It was not until he came to He was so impressed with her anyone program in the history ver replica of the famous Eli sta- America in 1910 that he turned voice that he asked her to join An Athlete, Too of radio was HENRY FORD'S broad. dium, which is given to the man 5eriously to music as a vocation. him when he was forming his cast of the World Series baseball He was born in the home of his who has done most for his uni- Recognition came slo\vly, but first radio company. alma mater, New Haven, and was games, according to Variety. Tak­ versity. surely. ing in all costs including $100,000 graduated from Yale in 1887. H~ has found time to write From 1914 to 1921 he wrote all In addition to his scholastic for the competing teams, it was es· some 25 books, among the better musical scores for every produc. Radio Relay timated that FORO spent $375,000. achievements, he was a member known bting, "BROWNING, and tion in which AL JULSON and of the track and baseball teams How to Know Him," "The Ad· \'{fILUE and EUGI'NE HOWARD ap· League Meets and a cross-country runner. tlu~rn vance of the English Novel" and peared. In 1914 he composed By The MICROPHOf>.E'S Special Fur Su.. He was a member of Psi Upsi. "T~; Twentieth Century Thea· "The Blue Paradise," with its fa­ Ion fraternity. lJi" ashil1gtoll Correspondem tre. mous waltz, "Auf \'{fieJersehn," Lis(v••#!rs, His caree:r as a teacher extends Delegates from 11 states in the How About Music? The programs o( wrAP or WJZ may more than 40 years. He began American Radio Relay League at­ be heard over: at the Westminster school in 1888 So much for literatu rc and its tended a two-day convention at WAPI Dirmingham, AI•. Wrl.A-WSUN Cleuwaler. Florida and the next year, when not yet exponent on the new program. Roanoke, Va. wlon Miami, Fla. 27, was engaged a~ instructor in How about music? WJAX )ackM'nvilie. Fla. The League has 40,000 licensed WSR Atlanta. Georgia English Literature at Yale. Have you ever heard the mU!lic amateur operators in its member­ WSMB New Orleans, La. from "Blossom Timt" or "The I WOAI Slm AntOnio. Tex.. Eight years later he became as· ship. \'C'SM Nashville. Tenn. sistant professor and in 1901 sue· Student Prince?" Then you The Roanoke division embraces The programs of WADe rna,. be ceeded to the chair of LAMPSON know ROMBERG. h~d over: Virginia, orth Carolina and WBRC Birm1n~ham, Ala. Professor. On the new program, he not West Virginia. H. L. CAVENESS,: WDAE Tampa. Fb. only presents his own works and \'C'QAM: Miami, F101'ida His courses were voted the professor at the University of WJSV \X'ashingtoo. D. C. WHT c.:harlone, N. C. North Carolina, is director of the WTAR Norfolk. Va. Roanoke division. WTOC Silvannahg, Ga. ~l.tU'Y E"ropea.. Progrt....s WHIG Greensboro, N. C. (Colltill1/ed fl'om Page 3) <$------plorers move to the 31-to-50 Symphony Plays anywhere in South America, Eu· meter channels. LiNt.·••vrs rope or trans-Pacific territory. Beethoven Work Around the dial this week: The programs of \'(fEAF may be I Trans-Atlantic stations, 'phone Performances of BEETHOVEN'S heard over: JVT, Nagasaki, Japan, is coming KSD Sr. l.ouis, Mo. or broadcast, arc received best be· through occasionally in the morn­ Seventh Symphony and of JANA­ KYW Chicago, 1II. CEK'S "Sinfonietta" will be fea· WMAQ Chicas;o. III. low 23 meters before noon. South ings betwecn 5 and 7AD, EST. WTAM Clevelwd. Ohio i American stations are found on The wave IS 44.44 meters. tures of the New York Philhar­ The progranu of W JZ may be: heard .;: the same section of the dial 6.75 megaC)·c1es ... RNE, the monic Orchestra Sunday afternoon over: I WENR·WLS Chica,l:o. III. throughout the day, while here a .Moscow station on 25 meters, is concert, October 28, which will WGAR Cln·d:lnd. Ohio • Far Eastern wave may come building up now better than cver. be broadcast over the CBS-WABC W)R Detroit. Mich. The programs of W ABC may be: beard through any time up until an Tune for it on Sunday mornings network from 3 to 5. over: hour or so after dark. between 6 to 7 and 10 to II A. M. The orchestra will be under the wnBM Chicago. III. \'VHK C1evtland. Ohio The coming of darkness blots The Australian outlets in 31 direction of OTTO KLEMPERER, weco Minueapolis. MinD. who concludes his season with KMOX Sc. Louis. Mo. out all of the lower meter acti vity. meters still are being received WIlAS louisville. Ky. SIGMUND ROMBERG, one of the the Philharmonic \vith this concert. The channels that offer ether throughout the country with NOTE: O"f/landing I()tal pro!ra",J roads to all the world while the good volume, although as a rule greatest /iung composers of op· He will be succeded the fol­ 01 Ibtu Ita/10m art ,t!"I.rl, JiJltJ in I' sun shines become dead and silent their signal strength drops with erellas, u'ho conducts the fIlusic lowing week by HANS LANGE, as· Tht J\lJCROPIlOI'E. after 7 or 8 P. M. Then dial ex- the coming of \Xlinter. for the JaleSI f.1dio program. sistant conductor of the orchestra. i Page Eight THE MICROPHONE Saturday, October 27, 1934 Tuesday, October 30 Gladys Swarthout, NBC-WEAF at 10 P.M. ------P.d SheTlin's Orchestra. WABC WCAU. Weather. Variety. WOR L..... ren(e Tibben, barilone. St. Louis B1ueSi lIighligbts ~O m.; WPG from 12.'1) Requested Recordings. WNBX Aleuoder's RaRtime Band; Lar,c:o AI PIC· University oC Louisville. WHAS 5.15 P.M. EST; 4.15 CT tl.Jtum. John D Kennedy. Wl!(red Pelle· A.M. Markets. or~ln. WGN Thrills o( Tomorrow. WEEr tlere's Orchestra. WjZ \VBZ KOKA jPhil Lynch s Orchestra, WOR. }O m. WHAM WBAL. ", rn. Ri!!:o Santiago. sooss. WMCA Th« SchoolmaHls. WGY "Melodlanl." witb Abe Lyman's Orchestra" i1.IS-Too) Wons,mc-wJz JackIe Heller. \'X"]Z WHAM WSl\t Viyieane SC'gaJ. Oliver Smith, tenor. WADe 12.45 P.M. EST, 11.45 A.M. CT Fum market DC'" s. \\"'BZ \\'CAU ~·HAS. }O m.; WPG. U m. P.M. Caaline Cabot, Del Castillo. WEEt 30 m. KDKA Kiddics' Klub, KDKA Flouda Mllru.ry Audemy. WF1.A Will Hollandct's Orchestra. WMCA. 30 m. Tim Healy. W'L\\:' MUllul Variety. WLW. 30 m. 5.15-"Slcippr," CBS-WABC Good Haith and training. WGN "SkiPPY." WABC Bridlte Talk. WPG Farm Reports. WNBX Nan. Mary and Camille, WPG Judge William L. 0111. nndidate for Go.,. 6.3<>--Howan.l Barlow, "Under­ Pete RH:e, \X'estern drama. WOR ernor, WOR, 10 m. standing Music," cns-wABC 1 P.M. EST, 12 N. CT Soprano. WGN llarmoniurs, WMCA Markets.....eather. WEAl 5.30 P.M. EST; 4.30 CT Kay Kay~r's Onhestra. WGN 7.00-"M)'rt and Marge," CBS· Vasabonds. WGY 8.45 P.M. EST, 7.45 (OT WABC George Halh mu:;ic. WASC WCAU WPG. Rldlo Chuades, \\.- EA FWM }O rn, Little \\"'omen, \VrEI Bnuty that fndurcs. WFLA 8.30-Lawrence Tibbett, NBC­ Variety. WOR Unde Wauley. \\ GY "Doc' SnaRe. ~'PG I WJZ Jwt Plam Ball. WGN SiDlting Lad)'. WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA North_estern U" WGN W8AL WL\\.' 8 P.M. EST, 8 CT f 9.00-8eo Bernie's Orchestra, 1.15 P.M. EST, 12.15 CT Jack Armsuong. "AII·Amerian &y," WABC WCAU 8en Bernie's Orchestra. WEAF WEEI WGY. NBC·WEAf Ru Bntle Concert Ensemble. WEAP WEEI 30 m. WGY Linn Del ~tu, son.l:S. WPG • Bing C'o'by, CBS·WABC Georgia WildClts. WHAS Cocktail Hour. WOR Melndy Pa"'de. WLW. }O m. !lob Fallon's Orchestra, WMCA. 30 m. Revels. WSM D.anee orchestll, WOR Old Timr Sonts, WFLA, 30 m. , 9.JS-The Slor)' Behind the Mirror ReftectioDS. WMCA Melodies. WGN Claim, NllC-WJZ Bln,lt Crosby. WA8C WCAU WHAS. 30 m4 Piano. WGN 5.45 P.M. EST, 4.45 CT Heltn Louise jones. contralto. WPG 9.30-Ed Wrnn, NBC·WEAF 1.30 P.M. EST; 12.80 CT Nunery RhYI'l.les. \\-'EAF WGY Oa\thero. WI.W . ·e"'~. Brevities. WGY T,m and Irene's Sk, Road Sho.... WJ%. I ~"1JZ Haul SIu.uer. Pred King. WFLA. \X'PG ,",'GN Homemakers' Club. \\-FLA. 30 m. ·e ·\ and Harmonica Rnnls. WIIAM. 30 m _ To"'n Cller. WN8X "~~ORries." !\;e ·.....·eather. WBZ 10e Rines' Orchtatra. \VBZ. 30 m. Fred Vettal and Alice Remsen, IDr H I. Stnndbagrn, \\iOR Bob r-.;e_hall. \\'LW 10.30 A.M. EST, 9.30 CT tlty Bnutr(lutl<)n Forum. KDKA s".p!Jen Rarry. songs, WMCA WIP 4:'5 P.M. EST; 3.'5 CT Ifo..-ud Bulo"', "'Vnderstandin~ Mu,ic" George Givot, WABC WCAU WPQ Morning P.,ade', WEAF. 45 m. (WSM, \X'ABC WHAS. ~o m. (ne...·s at I~ 2.30 P.M. EST; 1.80 CT \\.pl oman s Club rrogram. \\- FEI 6.") I \VHAS. 30 m. m.) au lind Nlcrman. \\.jZ WBZ KOKA Ikn Greenblatt. WCAU "That's Life:' duma. '\'<.OR. 30 m. P,ano 1nd S", 1;_ \VF.F[ K,np'~ Guud. quartet. WEAP WEEr WSM Ne.. s. \\.'HAM Boys' Club. WOR At\hie Bleyers music. \"'MCA. 30 m. .~kl't. I Mukct 8 WLY \'(;FLA Jimmy Arlen. bar~t"'...e WI W Sinltinl[ Lady. \'(:'GN Chinl!:!, Charlie Davi\' Orchcstu, \'<'MCA '":harm Secrets. WCAU Blackstone jonp:leurs, WGN Or Sachs. he oC the Paul Darry. son/.!s. WMCA Dream Ship, WGN StudiO [n,emhle. \'COR P1;lbll< to Cancer EducatIon. WEAF Jimmy Allan, WGN Moblliullon for Ilum.ln NeeJs. WNBX 11.30 P.M. EST, 10.30 CT The.ltre Revicw. WMCA WfP I; 'XkEEl Wr.V 7.15 P.M. EST; 6.15 CT 11.15 A.M. EST; 10.15 CT "".1~ 'J:~ks~~s Carl Ilo(('s Orchestra. \VEAF WEEI W~. P.,.,.. EST, 2.1!i CT WIW Gene and Glenn. WEAP WEEr Your CIHld. Dr. Ula Oppenheimer. WEAF The Wise Man. WEAF \\-TFr Ship Ahoy, WCAU WGY 30 m. WFLA Charles Doulano!tcr's OrC'hestra. WGY, 30 m. WEEI WGY WSM WFLA wCoV PltivC'~s; WGV "Science m Your Home." Or. Kurt Hacsler Huold Von Embur,l;h. baritone. Tony Wons. WJZ WBZ WHAM Rochester CIVIC Orchestra. WHAM. 30 m. WOR Dertrand Dorsey Rrotheu' Orchestra, WjZ WB2! Hlf~th', OrcheSlra, WJZ WSM WHAM \'Q<:M WFLA, 30 m. Teuns. \XrLW C:on"re~' of Club,. KOKA Orchestra. WGN. 30 m. oe and 8at«:se, WBZ Alex Semmler, p,anO, WADe WPG B,"idy Ransom. 'on,:s. Wf.W Recordin~s, WKBX 400 Club. KOKA Beauty blk-. Ndl Vlnlck, WOR turn and Abner, WtW Oance Orchestra, \VI.W. 30 m. 11.90 A.M. EST, 10.30 CT Holly..'ood Comedy Stirs, WHAM WOR Il~nry Dusse's Orchestra. WADC WCAU Crane CaldC'r. hn,. 'l);.MCA 5 P.M. EST; 4 CT Just Plain Bill WAne WCAU Three Shades of Blue. WF.AF WEE! WGY wpc WHAS, 30 m. Or.hcstra. \\-G='" Georto:e 5terney's Orchestra, WEAF. 30 m. rns~mble. WMCA WIP Palll Whiteman's OrC'heslra. WOR. 30 m. StrinR Ensemble. \\1SM 3.30 P.M. EST; 2.30 CT f\Vrn \'('GY. l' m ) Orchestra. WGN Uoited States Muine Band Shut·In Hour. Re\~ '(J~~ J lerhert Koch, orltlnist, WHAS Woman's RadIO ...... Littau's Or· Your "e;llth \'<'JZ WHAM KDKA WSM 7.30 P.M. EST, 6.30 CT Wayne King's Orchestra. WGN WJZ WSM. l h. (WHAM, 4' m.) che\tr.ll WEAF WEEI WGY 30 m. • Th~ Mon,t"t V,~"S the Ne....s, WBZ (WLW, 30 m.) (WBZ WFLA, 30 m.) I . You and Your Go\-ernment:' Harold D. 11.45 P.M. EST, 10.45 CT MU\I~ l\hgrc. WjZ WBZ WS~I WHAM.. Ihnll\ of Tomorro"·... \~'LW u. S. Navy Bind. \X'ABC WPG WHAS. 'i0 m roLoanut". WFLA. '0 m. Smith. Ameriran Municipal Association. Jan Garber's Orchestrs. WGN. 30 05. 30 m. President. W[AF WGY WSM WFLA , "0'>1: II' the c: .... " WLW Fe,leul Hou,mll: Caml'llgn and Herbtrt '2 M. EST; 11 P.M. CT Pete Woolery's Orrh~lra. WCAU M,lrtll1 Oe..ne, WOR. 30 m. Koch, ""THAS, 30 m. hcor~s, WGY, ~ m.) Organ Tones. WNOX After Dinner Review. WEEI Hury Kin~'\ mus:'C. WEAF WEEI WGY rd~ar A Guest. Charles Surs, tenor. WjZ WSM. 30 m. 11.45 A.M. EST, 10.45 CT \'1: BZ WHAM KDKA, 30 m. Ralrh Kirberr. f.mil Coleman's Music. WJZ P,ano Duo. WEAF WEEI (\\"t£I. n~""s South...ind. WLW \'('BZ KOKA \'\-'HAM WSM WFLA. 30 m at 11.'i\) ~ hispcrinll Jack Smith. Allao Leder's Or- Clyde I.ucas' mu\ic, \X'ABC WCAU \VPG Martha and lIal, WGY chestra, WADC WCAU \VIlAS. 30 m. Smilin' Ed McConnell. WNBX Buck Rnlf;ers. \VHA!'i Dance Tunes. WLW, 30 m. Jo.eph n. McGolJrilk. WOR The \'<'Inderine Poet, \'(7PG. ~o m. 12 N. EST; 11 A.M. CT Sports Reporter, WGN Florence Richardson's Orchestra. WOR. Edward Wolter. bnitone, WEAF WEEI 7.45 P.M. EST; 6.45 CT 10 m. Musical pro~ram. WGY Oay's End. WMCA. }O m. Weather. The Monitor Views tbe News.. Frank Buck. 'X-'EAF WGY WTAM \1('BZ Bill: Freddie Miller. WEEI 12.15 A.M. EST; 11.15 P.M. CT Muket Reports. KOK...\ Unbroken Melodies. WLW Ted Weems' Orchestra, \VGN Pn.irie Symphoo,. WLW The Fom ·!\'inef'i. \\.""SM Musicale, WFJ.A C:omedy Capers. WFI.A 12.30 A.M. EST; 11.30 P.M. CT The Voice of Experience. WABC Boake Cuter. WADC WCAU WHAS Felix', Orchestra, WEAl" WEf! WGY WHAS After Dinner Music. WOR \'<'FLA. ~o m. Home. Sweet Ht)me. 'WPG Harry Hershfidd, WMCA Seymour Simon's Orchestra. WJZ WB2I "Cancer in New ,"orl," tJlk. WOR Ensemble. W'GN WSM. 30 m. Bob Fallon's Or(he~tu, WMCA. 30 m. 8 P.M. EST; 7 CT Red Nithols' Orchestra, WLW. }O m. Fno~h Lill:ht's music, WARC. 30 m. Len Salvo. organ. WGN Leo Reismln's Orche\tfill. Phil Duey. bari. Ouie Wade. WNBX HUJ:hie Shu', Orchestrl. WHAS tone. \"'EAF WEEI WGY WFLA WSM Gns Slee-k's Ort.he\tra. WOR. }O m. 12.15 P.M. t:STI 11.15 A.M. CT WSB. 30 m. Dick Mansfield's music, WMCA Spencer Dean. Crime Clues drama. "ClIl Johnny Hamp's Orchestra. WGN HonC)'hoy lind Sassafras. WEAP the Wagon;' WJZ WBZ KDKA WLW, Noonday Melodlcs. WEEI 30 m. 12.45 A,M. EST; 11.45 P.M. CT Johnny Mtirvin, ,",'CY "I.avender and Old lace." Frank Munn Mi,mi Beadl Onhestra. WMCA Weather. wn7, lind Hazel Glenn. Home Town Sinp;ers, News, WIIAM 1 A,M. EST; 12 M. CT WA BC WHAS, 30 Ir:. Buddy Welcnme's Orchestra. WABC Variety, live stl)(ks. wr.W Phil Emmerton's Orchestra, Variety, WPLA WCAU. }O m. Moon Riyer, WJ.W, 30 m. (WPG tit 8.1)) Willie Bryant's music. WMCA, 30 m. Connie Gates. songs. WABC WCAU WHAS Ray Zie.lo:ler, sports. WPG WPG Stue Show Revue, WOR. 30 m. Bernice Taylor, SOpt.1nO, WGN Punsters. WMCA "Common SeMe." WOR Studio P.1Is, WNBX 8.15 P.M. EST; 7.15 CT FOOTBALL scouts are missing a good bet in not pressing Roxy Adventures of Jimmie Allen, WHAM S'I'ATION 12.30 P.M. EST, 11.90 A.M. CT Beauty that Endures, WFLA Merry M;ldrtips. Norman L. Cloutier's dance into service as a checr leader. His acrobatics in dirccting the Vira C. Ptirk, contralto. WPG of(:he~tr:L. WEAl: WTIC, 30 m. 5·Stllr Final, WMCA DIRECTORY Stocks, produce. WEEI vocal ensemble during his Saturday night CBS broadcasts would WGN Orchestra. WGN Farm Pro~ram. WGY. 30 m. put to shame many of the young men who inspire the rooters at a 8.30 P.M. EST; 7.30 CT Page 4 National Parm and Home Hour, WIZ WBZ college stadium. Wlyne K,n.ll:·s Orchestra. WEAP WEE) WHAM KOKA WLW WSM WPLA. 1 b. \\:·GY WTAM WSM WSB. 30 m. • Saturday, Ocwber 27, 1934 THE MICROPHONE Page Nine "Hallowe'en On The Farm" Is To Feature Chosts and Dragons The "Spooky Children's Radio Troupe Is Partridge Night" Is To Under Nila Mack's Direction In a Visit Be Featured The PIays Pro duced'" Leading Lady lay To Station Hunters in Bangor, Maine. Although Hallowe'en doesn't Are Based On don't have to go hunting for par­ come until the 31St of October, one Stop Show With t ridge, according to the people radio program, "Hallowe'en On Fairy Tales The Mumps at radio station WLBZ, there. the Farm," is going to celebrate The birds just come to them. it on Saturday, the 27th, SEVERAL years ago, ILA some steady thinking to de­ A partridge, who refused to Roxy, kindly impresario of MACK got the idea of or­ vise the sound of water, tell his name, recently tried to radio, will devote his entire pro­ ganizing a children's stock wind and the shaking of company to enact programs force an entrance into the studios gram that evening, beginning at sails. 8 o'clock, to the activities of the for children, and they "hit of the radio station. He was Cor­ NllA MACK is one of the mystic night. the spot." nered by OAKLEY VEAZCE, who world·s most patient show Highlights of the program will Her office is flooded with took him into the news service eager, scrawled letters asking producers. Working with a include a song by SUE READ, one company of youngsters, she rooms to call on the staff of of the "gang," called "The Spooky her to make favorite fairy stories "come true." Year aft· has corne to expect as inevita­ WLBZ. Night:' WEE WILLIE ROBYN ble that the leading lady's will prescnt a selc:ction called er year "Cinderella," "Beauty Instead of being frightened, and the Beast:' "Snow White mother will call up before the bird was quite pompous and "The Green-Eyed Dragon" and the program to announce that among tunes whiLh the orchestra and Rose Red:' "J:u:k-io-the­ strutted about, pecking at his Bcanstalk," and other tales her daughter has just come will play will be the "Ghost down with the mumps. hosts' hands. Dance." are demanded. Likewise, she takes it calm­ After a short visit, the bird left Roxy, as usual, will be master The task is an endles~ onc. ly if the child she .has de­ in the company of Mr. VEAZIE. of ceremonies, but this time NILA MACK never catches up. pended upon as the boy so­ among witches and ghosts who Every year her audience It was not learned whether the pr-ano comes into the pro­ partridge would spend the night also will take part in the pro­ changes, the old listeners MISS NILA MACK, direr/or 01 the gram as a baritone, with his at the VEAZIE home or whether gram. grow up, and new ones take chiidren'J dramatic depolrtmel1t of voice in the throes of chang. he would become the mainstay of The ~roadc"'t will be heard their places with the same Bro:td{a~/mg the Co/mnbia 5,J. ing. throug!l the W ABC-Columbia requests. one of the VEAZIE'S delicious din­ tem, whOle prodllctiollJ an' heard i.s network. Her cast always prompt ners. Each Saturday m 0 r n i n g, 011 the uLel'J Pre:el1)" p ogr.:11t1 for rehearsals, for it is more "Captain Bob," who is ac· our the IFABC l1ttUfJrl:, 5.:1/· of a lark than a job to them, tually HARRY SWAN, imitator IIrdt:) mommg a! 10.30. although they do take the Andy Gump Will Radio Brings ews of animals, sound effects performance seriously. man, and NIlA'S chief aSljiljt· lyon motorcyclcs. all accord­ ~{ACK To Darkest Africa ant, carries the listeners off NllA soon cures any Come To Radio iog to the current whi:ns of ne'il:comer to the stock com­ One put of darkest Africa isn't to the scene of the fairy tale "The Gurnps," one of cartoon­ on a different vehicle. the chifdren." pany of yearning to be lead­ land's well-known families, will so dark as it used to be, thanks to ing lady or leading man in "Curiously enough," ila One }'oung listcner sug­ come to life in a new series of ra· a home-made radio set. geSied that it wou Id be fun every performance. She tells diD programs starting Monday, 0­ Mack says, "the kids rake as them that e"eryone must take J. H. BRO\\'N, ..ho lives in the to travel on a "Lcapin lean­ vember 5. The broadcasts will come much interest about how a turn at the stellar role, and town of Mpweto, in Belgian Congo er"-(the spelling i, the over the W ABC-Columbia network, they're going ro ger rhere, as that it is even more di!>tin­ has a set that gets its power from writer's) . :Mondays throu~h Fridays at 12. I 5 chey do in the Story if\clf. gui!>hec.l to pia)' character "C.lp~.lin P.M. an old automobile dynamo with a and practically ever)· leeer H ..... RR'i S'1,\.AS. parts. ANDY and :MIN, their son CHF.S· handle on it that is turned by hand. contains s 0 m C suggestion. Ron," contrives sound dfects The main problem in pre­ TER, Uncle DlM, and the maid And although BROWN is 300 Some mornings we travel to accord ingI y, and some of paring the scripts is pronun­ miles from the nearest outside com­ the scene in airplanes-some. ther.J arc po~ers" Onc time, TILDA, and the rcst of the characters ciation. will go through their trials and ad­ munication he gcts the news 10 times in a chariot driven by in answer to request. the au­ "There must be no three.syl- days before an}'one else in the com­ six white horses and six dience was transported to the ventufes in these fifteen·minute munity. black horses-and occas'onal- scene on a sailboat. It took (Con/inNed 011 Page 13) broadcasts.

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7.45 A.M. EST; 8.45 CT 4 P.M. EST; S CT 5.15 P.M. EST; 4.15 CT 15.45 P.M. EST; 4.45 CT 8 P, M. ESTI 5 CT Jolly "Hill and Jane, WJZ (Monday through John Martin's Story Pro,(tulm, WEAf WEEI Skippy. WABe WAA'B \\HA:-.l WICC WFEA Albert Payson Terhune Doll Drama WJZ Buclr Rogers, WABC WC.AU WAAB (Mon- Sa.turday) WSM WFLA WjAR WCSH WTAG (Mon· WDRC WORC WMAS WLnZ WPEA day only) WCAU (Monday rhrouRh Friday) I')WBZ WHAM KDKA WfLA WGAR (Sun· day through Thursday .. A,M, EST; 8 CT Stulsht Shooters, Tom M,x. \'(IEAF WEEI day only) 8.15 P.M. EST; 5.15 CT Coa~t to U,Ht on I nus, WJZ WBZ KDKA 4.30 P.M. EST; 3.30 CT WGY WLW WJAR WCSH \\'TAC WTlC uptain TIm Healy's Stamp C1uh WEAF "ol,'yW) \X'(j"R (WHAM at 9.}0) (Sunday IOur Barn. WF.AF WEEt WTIC WGY WFLA (Monday, Wednesday. ftidaYI WEEI WCY WSM WFLA WJAR WCSH Bobby Benmn and Sunny Jim, WABC WCAU O WAAB WEAN WICC WFEA WDRe (Saturday only) 5.aO P.M. EST; 4.30 CT WTAC WTIC (Monday, Wedne~day. and WORC WMAS WlnZ (Monday throuRh 11 A.M. ESTI 10 CT 445 PM EST' S 45 CT I Alite In Or<.he~1r IiI.. \\TAr \'·EEI \\'SM Friday) Friday) NBC Music Appreciation Hour. WEAF WEEI , .. .' WCSII WTIC WTA(j 'Wedn~day only) L" I 0 -. rr WGY WjAR we"lI WTA<; WTIC WlZ Ad'Vttltures an ~(y '-r, I hl,d. WE:\f \\", U Jad: Armeon~, WARe: ":·r.'V W:-.:lAC Il~ e rpha." Annie. WJZ WR7 \\': HAM, Jules Verne's ·'Mysterious Island," WEAP WDZ \'( HAM KDKA WLW \X'SPot WFU WJAR WCSH \\TAC \\- riC \XCY 1M,,", \VrA~ \X"ORC \l:'MAS (M,mdoly thrOUAhl KDKA \\8AL WFU (Monday through WjAR (Munday. Wednesday. Friday) (Friday only) day throU8h Thursday) I S;"lurday I _ Frida)·) Children's !lour, WADC (Sund",y only) Tal~~ of \.courage, wrAF WTIC WFU Nursery Rhymes wrAf WSM WFLA (Tues. 8,45 P.M. ESTj 5.45 CT 5 P.M. EST, .. CT (1l1"lSday only I • Inl B h' WEAF ··'rr WGY WJ R .. 2.45 P.M. ESTl 11.45 A.M. CT The ~Ingmg Lady. \\)7 \\87. WH:\~( day only) I y 2tc COl. W -- -I A Kidd C "InJ: CIal WaR (Saturday "Og. Son nf f.n U"AI\r \\·AA8 WfEA. KDKA W8.' I. \\ l.W \\'GAR (Monday I Robinson \.rusoe, Jr., \\"AOC (Tuesda" WCSH WTAG \\"'TlC WTAM (Monch, onl)l (Monday, Wed~Jay, ffl l.ly) I through Frldap lhuBday, Frida,· and $.lturd,ly) thr~h Friday) Henry H~.r,."ony Graphically Portrays Ti,e Career of Iree..e Wicker

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IREENE WICKER, the "Singing lady" of WHEN fREE 'E was in school, she and a 'a.'SS \'(fICKFR got her first job with NBCs SI GING LADY is superstitious. NBC, whom you hear over the NBC-WJZ friend would skip classes <;0 tbat they 1... a dramatic organization under the She never sings before breakfast and network on Mondays through Fridays, started could put on plays at home" With supreme name Irene Seaton. Her first pay was in the uses the same blue dress for every audition at her career when she was four years old. At confidence ~he cut down Shakespeare's "Mac­ form of a $20 gold piece. She vowed she'd radio studios. Someone told her fortune that time she recited a sad little poem in beth" to a play that could he acted by tv.-o keep it fore'·er as a souvenir. This vow last­ once and advised her to add another "e" to which she was ~upposed to cry. However, people. An old lIlusic box of her mother's ed until Ireene's first year in colle~e. She had her name, which was then "Ircne." She did she cried too much, not from the poem, but furnished the incident.1 music for their to hJ.\-e :1 new gown for the college prom. this. She went to New York once and visited from stage fright, and had to be carried off. dramatic productions. And she got it-with the 20 gold piece. 17 night c1uhs. Page Ten THE MICROPHONE Saturday, October 27, 1934 Wednesday, October 31 Fred Allen's Show, NBC- WEAF, 9 P.M. ------,------,------~,- Be:UY Moore, Triangle Club, WADe WPG 5.30 P.M. EST; 4.30 CT Highlights j ""HAS WCAU Deb"t",.te Mrs. Herht'rt Lehm.an, WCAF WSM Weather Reports KallOaal Parks, WNBX VilhRe lI.hids. WEll A.M. , 1.45 A.M. EST, 10.45 CT --I Drama. WGY WEEKDAYS 009:0 the Song Trail. George Beuler, bari­ SlOgioA Lady, WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA WLW 8.3O-Cheerio, NBC·WEAF tnne, WEAP W!:.i:J (WhtJ, ne..·~ notes, A. M. 11.5» Gene Arnold. WFLA P.M. Johnny M.lrvin. wGY .J.ack Armstrong. WABC wau 7.28 WTAM 9..4.5 KDKA Oepn, WHAM 'f.alk. nre 01 the feet, WPG The Story and Contt'1t Oub. WOR 7.0 WBAL WGY l.~o-J.iule Magic Recipes, WABC WHAS wau WBAL 11.30 WLW Jack Little, CBS" Wlndnins Poet. ,",'PG Sally's Party. WMCA. }O m. 8.29 WLW WABC Roy&l Poet. WNBX 5.45 P.M. EST; 4.45 CT Noon '.I5-Just Plain Bill, CBS­ 12 N. EST, 11 A.M. CT Capt. Tim Healys Stamp Club. WEAP AI and Ltt Reiser, rianists. WEAF WlU \\'££1 W(JY \'(."TAM WSM WABC little Orphao Annie. WjZ WBZ KDKA WGY WBAL WFL\ (KDKA S.atut. BJ.olol«:n. WGY d.11 ooly) 8.00-M a r)' PickFord, l\"'BC­ Piehh aDd H.U. \\"JZ WHAM WSM WFLA WEAF Wuther. The Momtor VIC"" the Nt....,. TC'lI"i. WHAM P. M. WBZ J1(k Armstrong. WiW 8.3o-Lanny Ross and Ormes­ Mlrket Rerocts, KDKA N.lp and Dee. WSM Gordon. D.avt'. ·Ouany. WABC U"CAU 12.15 WlW 5.40 WTAM tra, NBC·WjZ Ohio Fum Bureau, WLW. )0 m. 12.30 W]Z 6.14 \rfAM Variety. WFLA. 30 m. Larry Chules. tenor. scores. WPG Out of the Dusk. WHAS 12.50 WTAM 6.30 WHA \"\larne King's Orchestra., The Voice of bperimce. WARe WCAU 1.00 WEAF WPG 6,35 WGY NBC·WEAF WHAS AdYentures Qf JImmie Allen. WOR Joserl H ssmef. Harold Turner. WGS 2,45 WGY 7,15 WBAL Home Sweet Home, WPG 4.}0 KDKA. 11.00 WGY WPG 9.0o-Warden Lewis E. Lawes, Bud Rainey. WOK 6 P. M. EST. 5 CT 5.00 WGY 11.10 WTAM NBC·WjZ Bob }o'allon's music, WMCA. 30 m. Xavier CUA.1t'S Ordlc'tr.a. W[Ar 5.14 WLW 11.30 WGN Fred Allen, NBC·WEAF rom. Di(k and Jiarry. WGN EveninR Tattler, WEEI. }O m. Christine IIa",e~. \'\!NBK Old Man Sunshine, WGY SUNDAYS 9.3O-John McCormack, r-...TBC­ 12.15 P.M. EST; 11.15 A.M. CT Education in the News. W]Z WFlA WjZ Honcyboy and Sasufru. WEAP WEE! Adventures 01 Jimmie Allen. WHZ A. M. Martha and J lal. WGY Organ. WHAM IO,Oo-Broadcast to B)'rd, CBS­ Charl« Sears, tenor. WJZ KDKA WSM Ma,oric Cooney and Jack Shook. WSM 7.}0 WTAM -10,45 KDKA WABC Weather, "Minute Manners;' WDZ 01n and Sylyi.a. KDKA 8.29 WLW Il.}O WLW. Hill·Billy songs. WIIAM String Trio. WLW 9.00 WHAL Betty Barthdl, WABC WCAU WHAS }"ntonia Lopez' Orchema. WPLA (~II programs are listed in Bas'ern WPG Buck Ro/o:er" WARC WCAU Noon "Common Sense," WOR Boy Scout Drama. WHAS Standard Time. Cemral Time if one Betty, Jean, Jim, WGN Uncle Don. WOR. }o m. WGY KDKA'. hOflr earlier.) 12.30 P.M. EST; 11.30 A.M. CT Alex Bolkin's Ensemble. WMCA. P, M. Merry Madcaps. \'(lEAP WLW. ~o m. 6.15 P.M. EST, 5.15 CT 8 A.M. EST, 7 CT Sto,ks. markets, WeE! "Mysterious hland." drama. WRAP 12.15 WHAl 5.40 WTAM Farm pro~um. WGY. 30 m, Jimmy Allcn, weY \VI.W 6.14 WTAM Or8an Rb.apsCk.!y. WEAl'" WI.W, 2' m, Hi~hli~hts \';'C'llther. ne'l.·s. \\'EI:.I National Farm and Home Hour. Alma Kitdldl. COlltr.aItO, \'(I]Z WHAM 1.00 \VPG 7.30 WBAL o( Omaha. Nebraska, rodeo. W]Z \X'BZ WFLA IA5 WFLA 11,00 WPG Musical Oock. WGY. 30 m. Republican Campaign. WDZ 4,30 WGY M~rninR Dc~otiolu, Wjl. WDZ KDKA Li\estoth. WLW 11.10 WTAM lan Sa\itt"s Orcheslu, WADe WCAU. 30 joe [menon. WLW S.I4 WLW 11.30 WGN WFLA m. (\X'PG at 12A~) ~hrJcets. news. WSM Stwlg Reporter. WADC, :!~ ffi. Playground Echoes. WPG Phil I.ynrh's mu,ir, WORt }O m. Bobby IknsoQ .and Sunny Jim. WADC WCAU Here's How, WMCA WCAU 9 P.M. EST, 8 CT 8.15 A.M. EST, 7.15 CT Uni\'ersity o( louin'iIIe, WHAS Skippy. WHA.S Town Hall Tonigbt, Fred Allen. James Mel4 Cuuline Cabot, WEI.I Dr. Forkdl. WN8X In,·C'Stor's Service. WMCA (orchestra at tnn, Lennie Hlyton's OrchC'!tra. Songsmiths L.anJt Trio 1nd \'('hite. \\'JZ WBZ WDAL 12.45 P.M. EST; 11.45 A.M. CT 6.20) Quartet. WEAF WEEI WGY WLW WSM. WPLA 6.30 P.M. EST; 5.30 CT , h. Organ. WLW ThIS and That. WEEI. 2' m. (Friendly Kit· chen. 1.10) Ne'l.·s. Arlene Ja(.kion, WEAP Warden Le...is E. tawts. "20.000 Yean in Luly Birds. WN8X Will Holl.ander·s Orchestra, WMCA WJP. Rhyming Reporter, news, dr.ama. WEEl Sin//; SlOg," "A Hreak from th~ Oe.atb 8.30 A.M. EST; 7.30 CT 30 m. News. evening brevities, Wey Hou\e," WJZ W HZ KDKA. WHAM Chcerio, WLAP \\"[[1 WGY WLW W!;M. Good Healtb and TuininR. WGN News, Thr« X Sisters. songs, WJZ WHAM WDAL. 30 m. Antonia Lopez' music. WPU WFLA. 30 Ill. 1 P.M. EST, 12 N. CT News, ",·uther. 'XiBZ Lew WhIte. organi\t. WJZ WBAL Comedy Surs of Hollywood. KDKA Ninn Martini. Andre Kosulenn Orchestra, KOKA. Markets, weather. WEAP Persian O.a.".n; je ern" [ntendre Encore; ~o m. (~'HAM, I~ m.) Va~ab'lnd\. W(jY Bob Newhall. WLW Freddie R~e. WSM Povero Pulcmelfo, WABC WCAU WPG W.eather. wnz Ge()lse Hall's O'~tra. WABC WCAU Lrric Seren.a..te, \\'ARC, 21 m. RUTH EVERETS, JOprallO, reeell/ly News. melody's garden. WFLA WHAS, 30 m. 30 m.· E(.h,lC~, (;eo.' .ia WIldcats. \\'IIAS "The Sh"dow:' WABC. 2) m. (news. 6.n) FChltJlj{ht WOR. 30 m. Mulcu. WHAS made her deblit Oter the NBC­ Billy Hays' Orchestra. WCAU Amclluna. WMCA. \C m. 8.45 A.M. EST; 7.45 CT Jwt Plaia Bill. WGN Jr"/Z chain u,i,h Lows KATZ' Oub Plogram. \\-'HAS Dame ordK tra. \VGS V .lIlCty. \\'BZ VUIt:t. WOK, 30 m. SmSlng Lady. WGN 9.15 P.M. EST, 8.15 CT KI:; lIy 1 Ii u~k • WHA.M 1.15 P.M. EST, 12.15 CT MAN'S O"'heJtra, a program Gahnel He.atter, commeoutor. WOR HllaC'~ulIIlC'n, \'t·to'LA At~her. Bub WHAS PeR~'1 Doctor. WEAF WEEI WGY called 'The umd 01 Begin1ling SUC'1:n revue, \X-"MCA 9.30 P.M. ESTI 8.30 CT M1 IC Hour, \\'PG New JelSC'f Women I ClUbS. WP& \\.·L.t's on loday. \\.;-aX Agaill.., 6.45 P.M. EST; 5.45 CT }< hn M<"Corm te"'"r, PI.a -Ir D'Amour: Muror Refl«tlOns. WMCA Blily B"ttbdor. fUymond Knigbt. WF'AP K~thleetJ O'M re Th,ne ~,.es StIll • A.M. EST, 8 CT Dormg Salen, GN \\. HI \\ t.Y \\.TAM ~L::led. ·Ih~ Mt~ s t tl_e Waters; Mf Hermao .nd nantA. WfAP 1.30 P.M. EST) 12.80 CT Lu"'c:U 1bomu. "Tod.ay·s News:' WJZ J reuure, (.f;ntle AnOle: Green hIe of Vutt1.\\TrI 'Sul1a' 01 the CIt. ~ L\\ }O m Ru.lo. l, On.bestrl, \\. EAF IJ m. WH7.. WHAM \\"LW ,«'FLA Enn, JZ WBZ \\ HAM WBAL. 4 Ckissors alld P,ute. WGY • -e"'l.Ik MUie:u.m Talk. WOR V;PU Players. WfLA. '0 m. "S~{ .. '. E. KIf ;'. W[El, }o m. J ittIe Orrb"n Anniel"WGN WSM BreaU.lIt (Iuh. \\ Jl. \\ BZ. , h. ( at Arthur Ling, \\;'GY Sroru Rnlew. Contert Artl1U, WMCA. C(J~kl..l.l TUl1~. \\ OR "lhe Adventures or Gracie'." Barm: and AI. P,JQ) lKDK..\. '0 m) 1'il"FLA. )~ m. .lt 2 h, \"KD~ Sade. \\. JZ WBZ WHAM WFLA Sport5. \\-'MCA len. Bobby Dolafl's Ofthotra, WABC 9.15} I'WHAM .:~~ ,e, .45) H"mc: l-f.uu./:ement wk. WGN WCAU. m, Hymns. \'('"J.W Gr~ MounUin SI~f, W;"oJBX 7 P.M. EST; 6 CT '0 D.lnce Orchestra. \""L\\. Variety. WHAS. '0 m. Cob na \\n 'ht \\ A8(', 1 h Muket'5. WSM 3.45 P.M. EST, 2.45 CT P,rkefJ Sister< \\-rAP WSM Amen Ul rduutlOn A 'n Prt)~r.m, \),-PG. ••15 A.M. EST, 8.15 CT Little Juk Liulc's music. WADG WCAU Jo)t \\nite. tt'nl .. Ol,~ Skippc:r; Gundra· Salute. \\:.'[EI \0 n . Don lIall TrIO. \\."EAP WEEI WLW WpC WHAS ther', Clock. Venetian Lo\e SQn,lt; Home ]ules Lande. yiolinist. WGY I.u.m and Abntr. WOR \\-'GN Dcvot,on WGY MIdday Service. WGN. )0 m. On tbe R.anl:e; Fore\'er 1\ a Tong. Lon,:: Amo1 'n' Andy. WjZ WBZ KDKA WlW 9.45 P.M. EST, 8.45 CT Leon Cole. organ, WSM Eddie Pryor's Orche$u.a, WMCA Time. Vl.'JZ WHAM W .... M \\'FLA 'WFLA H1"'·ail.lns. W PC> Sports, WIIAM Matinee MelodIes. WNBX Theatre Club. Bide Dudley. WOR Animals in the New!, WHZ Frln Frcy's Fro!lc. WOR, )0 m. •.30 A.M. ESTI 8.30 CT Hum.an Values. KOKA Myrt .and lI.hrse. WA8e Jan Garber's OrchC'itu. WGN 1.45 P.M. EST, 12.45 CT Pord Pritk. sports. WOR Th~ Mystery Chel, WEAP WEEI WSM WGY Business news. WLW 10 P.M. EST; 8' CT Southernen, W(;Y Stuuio Orchestr:r, WOR Giori.a Grafton, adress. WMCA Styles. KOKA ]immy Allan. WGN Lombardo.und. P.at B.lrnes. WRAP WEB.1 Jack Berch. WLW Words and Music. W]Z WHAM WSM Organ. ""GN WGY \X.LW WFLA WSM. 30 m. 7.15 P.M. ESTJ 8.15 CT 0.45 A.M. EST; 8.45 CT Agricultural Markets. W'BZ Muriel Jngalls. WN8X Dennis Klns. LOUIS K1t~man's Orchestra­ ~uutet. William Penn Orchestra. KOKA 4 P.M. ES',; 3 CT Gene: and Glcnn, WEAF WHf WGY WPLA WIth a Song In My lIe1rt; Gypsy Love Southernaires. m.ale Wr.AP WSM Red Nichols' music, WI.W News, Wandering Mln~trel. WlEi Pops Contert, Cliri~tian Kriens, WEAF WTAM Song; When You anJ J \'Vere Youn,. William A. Burnet. WSM Plantation Echoes. Willard Robison's music, SlIloist. we; y WSM WFLA. }O Ill. (\'<'Ltl ':VGY at Mal:gle. Moonlight Madonna; Captain Kent'~ Hill Billy Kid. WFLA W]Z WBZ WHAM KDKA Chulie On.hestr1. WLW Orche~tr.a. 4.1)} Strattnn's F.anty. WjZ WOZ KOKA Variety. WFLA Samuel Dejong's WADC Asher .and little Jimmie, WSM WHAM Agricultural Program. WHAS Stocks. WEEI Work-A·01Y Thnllp:hts. KOKA Betty 1nd Bob. WGY W]Z W8Z Lum and Abner. WLW Twn·Way 8yrd Antarctic Expedition Broad. W11tz Time. WAOC Verna Osborne. SOPUIlO. WOR just P!:tin Bill. WABC WCAU u!ot, WAlK WCAU WHAS, 30 m. Ragamuffins. WMCA. Lile of M.ary Sathern. WtW song~, Bob Atcher. WHAS National Student FedcratlOn. Norman Thom· Marion Chase. WOR Andersom, \VPG Daily Story. WNBX 2 P.M. EST, 1 CT as, WABC Orchestra. WGN Beauty That Endure!. WMCA VIg.bond Sin~ers, WMCA News. WGN 10 A.M. EST, 9 CT T~..o Seats in the Dalcony, Carol Otis. so· The Apple Knocker. WCAU Ne'l.s. 8reen and IXRf)\e, W[A[1' WSM prano. WEAF W[[I, }O m, Or. H. 1. Suandhagen. Health Talk. WOR 7.30 P.M. EST; 6.30 CT 10.15 P.M. EST; 9.15 CT Piano, WGN WPLA Mercile Esmond, WGY Uncle Ezra. WEAF Wey WTAM Madame Sylyia. W JZ WBZ WHAM KDKA: Musiul Varit't)" \\ EEl \Vandering Minstrel. Mer«t'hth Willson's Or· Doris Gibson, WNDX After Dinner Reyoe. \"'[EI Current Events. Harlan Eugene Read. WO& Tenor, WGY chestra. W]Z WSM wI'LA. 30 m. 4.15 P.M. EST, 8.15 CT Red Davis' Sketch. WJZ W8Z WFLA W'ild Goose Chase. WMCA. 30 m, Josephine Gibson. WjZ WBZ KDKA. Texas CO""boys, \\lHZ, 30 m, Dorothy Page. sonRS, \'(!]Z \\"'BZ Pleasllre Cruise. WHAM Comedy Stars. WGN SuZ.1nne Littleford, \x'LW P, T, A. t.alk, KDKA Paul Pierso!'l's Orch{'Sua. WL\'V Constitution D1Y. KDKA 10.30 P.M. EST. Q.3Q CT Nel\·s. Patltrns in Humony. WABC WHAS Ohio School 01 the Air. WLW. t h. Nell'S. WHAM Paul Keast, Rollo Hudson's Orchestra. Heme Hour. WPG. 1 h,; News at 10,.' "larit', the Little French Princess. WADC WADe wau N1tional Radio Forum, WEAF WGY WPU, Jimmy Arlen, baritnne. (Home Loan talk. m, DX TiT'S, \X-\IHX W'PC '«'CAU •.2)) WLW Buck RORers. WHAS 30 10.15 A.M. EST, 9.15 CT University of Keotuclcy. WHAS Joseph D. McGoldrick, WOR Floyd Gibbons, wnl Curtis Symphony. Bach program, WABC jack Denny's Orchestra, Harry Richmao an. Clara.. I.u 'n' Em. WEAF WEn WGY Dr. Arthur Funk Payne. WOR Jack Berger's music. WPG George Touller's Orchestra. WMCA New York: Civic Symphony Orchestra. WMCA Sports reponer•• WGN John 8. Kennedy. W]Z WHAM. ~o G4 WLW \\"SM \'('~B ""TAM WGN Ocyotlons. WHAS ~o WIP, t h., )0 m. 7.45 P.M. EST, 6.45 CT S.ammy Liner's Orchestra. WBZ. m, F10renda Trill G;l\OUe. Musette; Thy Ife.art Banlo. Pianos, \VOR Follies, Fi\'~ orchestras. chorus. dr.amatic: r. ...er F"llhlul D1dimerie; Ave Mui.a; ]uu Plain Bill, WGN Tenor, WGN Frank Bud.;. WEAF WGY WTAM Concert. Wf\.TI\X sketches, guest artists. WLW, 1 b .• 30 m, Bourree. \'VJZ W'BZ Firm Fl.ashes. WNBX Rcpublic1n State Committce, WE[I Pittsburgh VUietiC'!. KDKA. FederOitioll 01 "'''omen's Cluhs, WHAM 2.15 P.M. EST; 1.15 CT 4.30 P.M. EST; 3.30 CT Danl:lerouJ P1f.adise. sketch, WJZ WBZ WSM S.alute. WSM Morning Topics. WPU Houschold Chat. WGY Trm. \\"I:.AF \\-rl.r W(jY \\'SM WHAM \X.'LW WSM Melody Masterpieces. WABC WCAU WPQ Bill .and Gin",~r. WADC Rodle~ter Civi(: Ortbblu. WjZ, I h, Melody M1n. WFLA Ronunce 01 Helen Trcnt. "WABC WCAU WHAS. )0 m. Dolly I)e.an, WHAS Heallh Me~s.agc. \'(1HZ Roake Carter, WABC ","CAU WIIAS "Tht' Drusilo(( Express," Elaine Jordao. b. TOl\'n Crier. WN8X WGN Punk Ricciardi. WO~ Mukcu, KDKA After Dinner Music. WOR Gold. WOR, \0 m. 10,30 A.M. EST; 9.30 CT Betty .and Bob. WLW Harry Her,hlield, \X'MCA Ted \\'eems; L.lrl Burtnett's Orchestrn, "hnd of Heginning Ag1in." \X'LAf 2.30 P.M. EST, 1.30 CT Ralph W.atters. WfLA Ensemble. \VGN W(j:\ 30 m. Drama. stocks. WCAU OlgOin. WEll "Herald 01 Sanity;' WrAl: WI.u WFU 8 P.M. EST: 7 CT 10.45 P.M. EST, 9.45 CT The Market Ibsket. WGY Albany on Parade. WGY Stncks WPG Robert Reud. "Town Talk, .. \X'OR Mary Pid:lord's Stod:: Company. W,EAP Joseph E. W.arner, \X'[EI Toda)'s Children, WJZ W8Z W8Al KDKA Home Swttt. Home. skete:h. WJZ \'<'EEI WGY WSM WFI.A. 30 m. WSM \'("FLA Home Forum Cooking School. WBZ. 30 m. Century 01 Progrbs Orthesua. WGN,·}o m. Home Forum. KDKA Varicty Progr.arn. \\"NBX Spencer De.an Crime Clues drama, "Can Slccl"Y Hall's On:hcstr.a. \'('MCA Li,,~ Stucls. ne'l.s. WIW !{ochesler School 01 tbe Air. WHAM, ~o m. the \'('.agon;· \\']Z W8Z KDKA WLW. "All About You'" Harold Sherman. WADC KDKA Home Porum, KDKA, }O m. 4.45 P.M. EST; 8.45 CT 30 m. 11 P.M. EST; 10 CT Ne",'s and Fiddlers' Fancy. WCAU. )0 m.; Markets, '\),"'SM Adventures on Mystery bl.and. WEAP WEE! Mu~iul program. \VHAM The Grummitts. \\'EAF \\'ABC from 10.4<; -'merinn School 01 the ltir. "Rural Eastcrn Stocks. WGY "E.asy Aen." WABC WIIAS We.atber, new!, WEEI Ida B1iley AUtn. WI1A~ I:.ngl.and:· WAHe \\"IIA WPG, 30 m. StudiO prO,ltram. \t-nz Harold Kni.ht Ind his Orchestra, WCAU Joe and Eddie. WGY Hou~ehold Ch1t. \\":\BX Wom.an's Club. wau. 30 m. The ].lcksons, \\"I.W Donald Staruman. piani\t, WPG Quartet. \X'JZ Marth.a Deane, WOR, 30 m. 10.45 A.M. EST; 9.45 CT "Science In Your Home." Dr. Kurt H.aese· The Lont Ran,lter. WOR WG:-.l. )0 m. \X'eathcr. Sports Re\·ie.... \'(.'8Z Centu~ of Progr~. orchestra, WGN len. WOR Bob Church. WNBX N"e'l.·s. WHAM Betty Crorktr. \\I.A to' 'WEE[ \\7GY WLW Dutmouth Sports t.llk, \\'. 'BX William Peon Orcbestra. KDKA. ~o m. \'(.·FLA \\'.T-\M 2.45 P .••1- ES"t', 1.45 C. 8.15 P.M. EST; 7.15 CT 5 P.M. EST; 4 CT Amos 'n' And,.. WSM Nt,.·•. Radio KitLhen. WJZ WHAM KDKA Gus Van. songs, \'('EM WEEr Jimmy Allen's Ad\·tnturC'!. WHAM Leon Deluco's Orchesua. WA8C WCAU \'\"HAI. Pri~ts Chitk Webb's Orchestra. WEAP WED High 01 lIarmony, 'X'GY WSM Edwin C. Hill. "The Human SIde 01 the ""HAS, 30 m. News, mU\lt.lle. H;~h'tl.·ay Safety b.tL:. '\),'tBZ Colette C.arlay, songs. \X"]Z WSM WPLA N"C'·s." WABC wau WHAS StlldlO PrOl:rall>. \\'SM I...ang Sisten. WGY Seashore Hotel Guide. WPG P.llmer House Enwmble. WGN The Monitor Views the News. WBZ ~·Star Final. WMCA 'X·e.lther. Moonbeam\ WOR. 30 m. Biutbirds. \\ ABC WHAS Voice or Romanc:e. WMCA WIP D.ady Poem, \VNBX 3 P.M EST; 2 CT Alternoon Musiul. WGN. 1 h., U m. 8.30 P.M. EST, 7.80 CT Memories. KDKA Dudley Crafts W.lUon, we~ 11 A.M. EST, 10 CT Ma Perkins, \\:TAF \\-""EEI \\,GY WLW Wayne King's Orchestr.a. WEAi' WGY \VTAM WSM WSB Ponce SIsters. WLW 30 m. 11.16 P.M. ESTi 10.15 CT Juan Reyts. pianist. \X'EAt "OS. Son of Fire," \VABC ~o Friendly Kitchen. WI.!:.I Ramhler's Trio. \VJZ WBZ WHAM WrT.A 8uddy Clark, John Herrick, wr:m. m. Robert Royce, tenor. \'(/EAf' WEEI WFLN Kate Smith's Matinee Hour. WA8C WPG Fur Tr1ppers. WCAU Lanny Ross' l.OI:l Cabm Otche!otra. WJZ Mu~ical Variety. WGY Benjamin Moore. tenor, \XGY FederOiI Housin~ CampaiAn and Herbert "Fj~h Stories:' \\f8Z ","CAU W'HAS. 1 h. WHAM KDKA, }O m. rmil Colemao's Orchestra, WJZ Studio En,emble. WOR, 30 m. Kolll, WHAS Demouatic camp.aign. WBZ ]oe RinC'!' Orchest"l. W8Z Belty Muore. \"L\V loretta. Adams, WPG CIII'C'Up~." Jongleurs. \'VGN Henry Thies' Pepsten. WLW Gene and Glenn, WSM "Cooking WABC wau Wealllcr, Variety, \VOR WS~1 P.atm Ta.lk, WPG Minstrel Sho.... lelln Friedman's music, WMCA 3.15 P.M. EST, 2.15 CT SonAs, T'iano, W(i~ (vereH MlIr\hall'5 Bro1dway VarieHls, Sahdcrs Sistt'rs, WHAS Recordings. WNBX Mobili~ation lor Human Need$, WNBX Dre~ms Comc True. Barry McKinley. baritonc. WAne WCAU WHAS. 30 m, 1''''""lIIIIII'' \'VTAf WEEI WCY Wl.W WTAM 5.15 P,M. :::::STI 4.1 ~ CT Jane and Jimmy Cullen. 'WPG 11.15 A.M. EST, 10.15 CT WFf.A Tom Mix Straight Shnoters, W£:'AP WEEI lleat \Vaves, WQR ...... lice Remsen, (:trt Koch and Irish Minstrel, WHAS. Smilin' Ed McConnell, WLW "!lomespun," W[Ar wrrr Wc>Y )0 m. Variety. WFU U. S. Army Band, WJZ W8Z WSM WFLA. Woman's Radio Review. Joseph Littau's Or. Guitarist. WPG H}'sterical History, \"'OR Page 4 ~O m. elll;:stra, WEAP WGY, )0 m. "C.aptain Tom and his Pirate Ship," WOR Nol'thwe\tern University. WGN John Barhr. ~nns\. \\oT\V Rc.ading Clfele, \'(11:[1, 30 m. Recordings, \X(j:", 30 m. Sketch. \'=fMCA Sarurday, Ocrober 27, 1934 TilE MICROPHONE Page Eleven

- • tea gesture which undoubtedl • ill" • • lilTell D· Ii pays a substantial though invisi- LUarJOrze l'~Z s zrecls ble dividend. It is probably r.._IIIII:l: -' doubly. true.since the majority I,, 71Kaker.'~' ~~4Uome 1'~4 Good morning 10 yOIl, of studiO VISitors from the Met-/ 0 Council" Good morning 10 JOII j I ropo itan Bo~ton area are also .. :-::-== _ Good morning dear pllblic, 1 This lIIay 10 the sllldios. customers of The Edison Com- N E I d N IWEEI coverage area. pany of Boston, which public ew ng an et- I The Home-Maker's Council is What Gtover Whalen was to utility owns and operates the k T . going to be just what the name the City of New York; what broadca>1:ing station. wor W-:ICe implies, a round-the-table discus- Sybil Morse successfully and . f tho b· f k . Hostessing, as such. '. is not t.he Weekly Slon 0 IS usmess 0 eepmg graciously is at WEEI. Official sole duty such a position entaals... house; reCipes, .sort h cuts, news greeter. daytime hostess Or choose It calls for artistic talent as in- of new equipment and good sen- your own appelation for the dicated by the frequent assign- Tues day mornmg, . 0 ctober 15, Sl·bl·de I east throug htout toget her more than less important post M.. M·II t h d h h·ob f h which c a II 5 ments the subject of our intra· at 9: 30, aqone IS came ate en t at t e J 0 ome- duction has before the micro- back to New England radio lis- making may be made more in- for meeting ·th hi· phone. She is a most accom- tene~s WI er popu ar home- terestmg. the publie plished pianist, adept at the or-I makmg talks over the New Eng- The Council belongs to the and greeting I d k bl· I d them as the gan console, and on more thaft an networ. There is probably pu IC so peap e are urge to several occasions has been drafted no woman broadcasting who has forward suggestions and recom- never ending - line wends its for roles in dramatized air of- a larger following hereabouts mendations to Marjorie.Mills at way toward ferings. The piano is, of course, than Marjorie Mills, who began WEE!. With her natural ability the studios. her best known vehicle to fame, i ~ler radio talks to women back for making her broadcasts worth People are Her playing is distinctly unique 1m 1925 when ear phones and while, it requires little optimism naturally cu- and a welcome addition to any broom stick. aerials were the to see in the development of this ,rious. Radio among many programs on which fashion. Since that time over one Tuesday and Thursday feature, is a cu"tious her services are utilized. In ad-I New England station ~r another, the finest program of its type on t hi n g _ at dition to her radio work, she she has been broadcastlOg almost I J the air. least to the devotes a portion of her busy day: continual1y, weaving into her SYBIL MORSE I a y person, to a group of students of the Ichats with women so much hu- MARJORIE MILLS "Thrills of Tomorrow" always eager to see what makes piano, Virginia Rice, Boston's mor and common sense as well --- New Series for Boys it tick. And a view behind the nationally known tennis star, as newsy information about what food and budgets and kitchen A new program built espe­ scencs, as it were, is pleasure being numbered among her pu- the family might like to eat thac equipment. beco~e cially for boys entitled "Thrills aplenty for the uninitiate. Hence pils. she. has a very popular "It's not easy to earn money:' of Tomorrow" will be heard for the position of Sybil Morse, Sybil is a native of Lisbon. radIO personality. says Marjorie MilJs, "but it's the first time Tuesday at 5:r5 geographically speaking, on the New Hampshire, where she re- The Home-Maker's Council of scmetimes even harder to speno P. M. The series is intended to 13th Boor at 180 Tremont sided up to a decade ago, and the Air, as this new feature is it wisely. The Homemaker's give boys a glimpse into the Street. Boston, where high-speed. where since, she is a constant called, is broadcast over WEEJ, Counril hopes to help you make probable mechanical and scien­ elevators deposit the folk who visitor during vacation time and WCSH, WTAG and WJAR your housekeeping dollars do tific world of tomorrow and at want to be shown. otherwise when her manifold every Tuesday and TIlUrsday their best work this Winter. the same time provide exciting It is her duty and pleasure to duties permit. She now makes morning at 9:30. And there are aJ ways so many entertainment. show them, so far as studio util- her home in Malden, and Web- A New Englander hersclf, new short cuts and ideas in "Spike" Butler, a youthful ad­ iution and visible access to the ster Morse, her husband, is one IMarjorie Mills has a complete equipment methods. New Eng­ venturer. takes some thrilling "show rooms" permit, tht: mys- of Boston's best known sports understanding of what people in land women, we hope, will look trips in which he uses scientific terious workings of artists face- authorities through his associa- this part of the country like in to the Home-makec's. Council projects which are at prescnt In to-face with such a harmless little tion with the sports' st.aff of the I the way of food, their marketing broadcasts for prompt informa­ the experimental stage, but gadget as a microphone. It re- Chris/ian Science 1\1011110r. problems. when costs must be tion on all these things." which probably will be actual­ quires personality; also tact; also Prior to association with broad- watched and the way women like She has missed her New Eng­ ities within a few years. These dignity. She measures up to all casting work at WEEI, Sybil was to handle their housekeeping in land radio family, probably the include pontoon islands in the of the requirements nicely. de- organist for a four year period general. Her job as editor of largest listening audience on any ocean, the elaborate caisson sub­ vcloping to a high point of ef- at the University Theatre, Har- the women's pages of a metro­ single domestic science program. marine compartment being con­ ficiency the art of public rela- vard Square, Cambridge. Her politan newspaper for the past Now (omes the thrill again of structed for the salvage of the tions diplomacy. experience at a theatrc organ ten years has kept her in touch talking through Portland, Provi­ Lusitania gold, ships navigated It is all a part of WEErs console also includes a two week with what New EnglanJ women dence and Worcester stations, in by remote control and amphibian service to the public, a little ex- stopover at Boston~s "Met." arc doing and thinking about addition 10 the people within the trains.

INTIIODlJ''ING/ CONTI NEWS WEEI BRIEFS .-RODUCTS Two of your Jack Beauvais is vocalizing Buckfield, Maine, who shipped IWritten \'QhiIe You tisten" is a ('OR.·ORi\.TION favorite stars now and then at Ye Scville ... a huge basket full to the studios novelty that bears watching. GEORGE HARRIS Just in the way of a Halloween ... As usual, Willie Morris had Ruth Falby names Will Rogers I suggcstIon·.IS thC thought tllat a g.rand .timeh on her belated..va- as 11ersc [ee n I·dol ,., It'S qUI·tC The Romantic Baritone cation tnp ome· -MeXICO, MIS- . II '·Billy Bathelor,', played so CO~'· souri ... Roger Wheeler Jid a a treat to see Mrs. Charle~. Gelss- the CONTI orchestra With his Mellow Melodies viocingly by Ray Kmght, wlH very creditable job of sky_pilot_ller extempollZe on BlIJge of the Day mISS a ~ If ing ,~n the recent "Little Wo- Points" o~er WEEI each Mon-, in three weekly Inter- and he doesn t re- men radiO scnpt from hiS own I day mornmg i of all programs • sur r ect the Ipen ... The Miscanto Trio on Ihere is one that would seem to ludes of claSSIcal and PHIL SALTMAN pea shocter the Boston Industrial Home demand prepared script.,. popular music Idea for the broadcast, an excellent ensemble Dorothy Franklin leads the Modern laster children - of Bob Freeman whose eve- feminine movie devotees at of the Ivories course wit h· , WEE! ... John Rushworth, one MONDAYS the delicate __ - ~_? ," --V o.f Bob Burlen·s .produ~?n as- Featuring his 20th Century ~ ~ ~ Piano-Duo dell cae y ,,- ...... slstants, IS weanng a Secret WEDNESDAYS " Wheaten~ " : ":.if '#~ SIX·' badge ... ,Have you heara ~~ and The Makers of the recommended ammuOition . :; ::c-, _ IDorothr Drake s dictum and .,. Excerpt from New Yorker ~ J"', good d,ction? ... As long back FRIDAYS review of Paul Green's "Roll - ~_:r as he can remember, Ed Wynn. Sweet Chariot" says in part. .. the Fire Chief, has had J. horror i\..~I. Bring you this new, "Frank \'Qiison and Rose Mc- ning announcing schedule gets of fires and never under and Clr­ 10:10 sparkling program-aod Geodon are 10 it .,. and an in- him back from the races to an- cumstances would he be even a I -an atuactive lense young boy named Lloyd nounce the Tom Mix-Ralston Ispectator at a confllg-at'on la:gc Sponsored by Horton ... they make up for feature, has frequently volun· or small ... Fred Allen, native the makers of GIFT OFFER some of the others .. ."; the teered the comment of late that Bostonian, is for everyone! "Lloyd Horton" is, of course, he would like to sec Tom's fav- one of few WEErs "Buster," sludio page'lorite pony show up at the bar- builder - u p­ Conti Castile Soap Tune in Station who had a fine experience on I rier. just on~e. He says his pers. of on.­ Broadway and points west in his chOIces are dOing too much graz- mahty on hiS Conti Castile Shampoo \\'EEI obviously successful stage debut'ing on the backstretch ... The Wed nesday Conti Liquid Shave Each TUESDAY ... Gladys Petch, world famous "Sccret Six" badges are much in evening hour lecturer, will give a talk on demand as indicated by the fan of humor and and and THURSDAY "Norway" at 4: r5. Thursday, mail on the "Buddy and Blake," excellent en­ Morning at Nov. ISt , .. "Jack, Del and New England network feature t e r tainment. Conti Virgin Ray" are on a temporary apple I... "Scnna and Chilton'S:: Olig- The 'To-;n. Hall Toni.ght" Italian Olive Oil JO: I.i diet, courtesy of a farmer in inal program feature Songs theme IS chcklOg to perfectIOn.

r I Page Twelve THE MICROPHONE Saturday, October 27, 193( Thursday, November 1 - Little Symphony Orchestra, WOR, 8 P.M .. 12.15 P.M. EST, 11.15 A.M. CT ('oll(!.••i«6((! 8.80 P.M. EST, 5.80 CT 'l' P I' R d '-I Highlights Honeybo.y and Sassafras, WEAP WEE! r.I' Nt..·s, Mary Small, WEAF 0 Ice a io og Johnn, 1hrvm. \'QGY Rb}'mE'E Reporter, nl:WS, Golden Mom,oJ15 Sialion Meter, io-,,'oo A.M. Merry Mau, W JZ WSM KDKA Wi 'l ..... I WUlher. W8Z 'C"'5, Bre-. ilics, \\"GY • ·e.. ~ ...'eat~r. WHAM N'e". and Arm.nd Glurd, buitone. W z \\'1PtV 121.5 Pawtucket, R. I. 11.\0· -~O\. Fu~ene Talmadge 1\"uu::t). l.nhh)<,.k {CPOtu. \\ L\\- :"OC ....5...cather, WBZ WPEM 121.S W od: of t.eorgia. l\BC·\Vl.AF Variely. WFI.A Eddie DooICT. footb.1I highlights, WABe WPDR ()OQS u. R. L a M.)fm Melndln, W .... lK WHAS \\,PG WCAU 122.0S Roches[l'r, N. Y. P.M. "Common ~c."flse." WOR. PI~sure CrUISC, WHAM WPEA 122.05 S)facUSt', N. Y. Lui \\-ilk '-, l>arunne: \\T•• ' Bob 'c.. bJ.U. WLW \VPI:F 122A n N J.4~"RC: Andre-; GIl \Iyn. \\. 'BX Fredd., Rose. pu,oo. WSM rOO.l:. ~ , Y. Great Composer' Fireside Revelries. WI lAS WPEE 122.'1 Brooklyn. N. Y. Hour. BC·WJZ 12.30 P.M. EST; 11.30 A.M. CT "Kinjts and Quct:n~ 01 Sport," WOR WP£G 12Vf New York City 7.1"i-Gene and Glenn, l'\"BC­ Merry M.du('t'. Norman L. Cloutier's Or· Round up. \\ MeA \~Mj 123,8 Buff-aJo, N. Y. WEAr che-;tr&. ~I AP. 50 m. Su ,In,lt Lady. WGN WPG<; 124.57 Alb Stndrs. markelS. WI,n 6.45 P.M. EST; 5.45 CT WPCV 2OY. N, Y. 8.00-Rud) Vallee. me·WE r WGY Farm Prog1J.m. WGY. )0 en. 170.00 Bosma Mass I' National Farm J.nd Hart)(' Hour. WJZ WBZ Billy Bakhdur. ~JI,mond Kni,ght. WEAP WPEO 17:5 23 Arl" • LiuIe S)mphon) Orchestra, WHAM KDKA WLW WSM WPLA. 1 b. WEl:.l WGY WTAM . Ington, Mass. \\"OR "Smilin' Ed Mc.Coondt. WADe WCAU 1.o..ell Thomas. "Today', News." WjZ \\,PO 175.23 East PrOlidence. R. I. \\,'HAS \\ tsZ WH1M KDKA WLW WPfA 175.23 N("Yr"too, Mus. 9.00-Annette Hamhaw. Glen Phil I.,nch' Orl..... C\trl. \'('"OR. 0 m. Connie (,ate-;. \tmItS, WABC (ne.. 6.~~) PGI' 175.23 Providence RI Llule Ornhan Anme. WSM WfLA W'IP •.. Gray''i music. CBS·\VABC Rilto Santi'AO. WMCA Comedy Star" \""':I\U I> 190.66 Framingbam, Mass:. Markets. orlPn. WGN Death Valley Da)s. NBC­ GIad)'$ and Bert. W","BX \'all~\. WOR \VPEW 190.66 Nordwnpmo. Mass. WJZ Sroru. WMCA \\ PI:.L 190 66 B'd M 12.45 P.M. ESTI 11.45 A.M. CT LIttle Orphan Annie. WGN WPGC . fI gf:1llo'1lrc:r. au. 9.30-fred \\'J.rin~· Penn~yl­ Th s n, nat. \'(.'f.rr. U m. 7 P.M. EST; 6 CT W£Y I~.H Albany. N. Y. vaniam. CBS-WAoe GeQrJl:e Hall' Orchestra. WABC WCAU Jack J.nd Loretta Clemen,. WEAP 6}0.00 Boston. Mus. (Fire) \X'PG WHAS. 50 m. Neal O·Hua. foothall. WEn to.OO-Paul \\-'hiteman's Music Good lIealth Ind tuining. WG:'Il RJ.ngcn. WGY Hall, 1\BC-WEAf \\ III IIntlan.kr·s Orchestr•• \\"MCA. 30 m. IAmos 'n' And{v WJZ WBZ WHAM KDKA 10 P.M. ESTJ 9 CT Paul \\ h,u .n·s M"JIC lIall. WI:AP WEB! 1 P.M. EST, 12 N. CT "~~~tA;n:~farg~;~J~AnC WCAU \X/(,Y W'LW WSM WHA. 1 b. (All programs are lis/ed in EaJ/ern MarLet), ..cather. WEAF \X'eather Report. the Cross Roads. WHAS Road~ that 1I0\·e. WjZ KDKA. 30 m. Va/:abond). WGY FOfd Frick. sports. WOR Sammy LlIlcr's Ouhe·S!IJ.. WBZ. 30 m. Standard TIllie. Central Time iJ oue Markets. WHAS Pml narry. ',)C.·MCA StudiO pl"Utrnm. \\'SM 60llr edr/in.) Hotel Morton Music. WPG. 30 m. Jrmmy Allan. WGN "Folry·FlYt: MlIlutes in Hollywood' 'WASQ Musical VallCty. \'(IOR. 30 In. 7.16 P.M. EST, 6.15 CT WCAU. 4) m. • Organ Rartal. WPG. 50 m. • A.M. ESTJ 8 CT Just Pbin Bill, WGN (iione .nd Glenn. V'EAP WELl WC,Y WFlA Studio Ort:lle\tra. WHAS. }O m. HermJ.n .nd BJllt.l. \VEAF 1.15 P.M. ESTJ 12.15 CT ('C:III~ of Melody. WJZ \'(1HZ WSM. 30 m. Tony Caulllj( 11. \"X-' MCA. 30 m. Vanet') , \X'Err Jan nroneKo's ConceIt [!a/;mhle. \XTAP Lui! Miller .od Rted Kennedy. KDKA. 30 m. Nt..·s. W(1N Po~n Willis. WGY W(,Y (WtEr at t.10) JuH PLarn Bill. WAnc Breakfast Club, Jack Owens. tenor. The: FrAnk Dailey'! Orcheitra, WADC. 30 m. tum and Abnc:r. WLW 10.15 P.M. EST; 9.15 CT Thrc:e C's, \\'jZ WBZ WHA. 1 b. Johnny \'an("e'l Or' beltra. WliAS ComeJy Stan, WOR Current Events. WOR (WII."M \\'S\l .t 9.r)) (KDKA. 30 m.) Pran'l. \\"C. Red Crange Foutball Forecasts. WIIAS \\ (.N Orc! iUJ., WC,N Joe EIlIc:r'lJn. \\ LW Ad <.lub Luncheon. WMCA. ,n m. fRED WARINl., direeJr)f Of the Srher Voiled Loven, WMCA Or':;3.Il. WSM WG~ OrdlC:ltra. WGN 10.30 P.M. EST, 9.30 CT

Sunny Sirle l'r, WADe, 45 m. 1.30 P.M. ESTi 12.30 CT Pell1/f)It'alliaIlSj bmadc!lJtJ 1l'ith 7,30 P.M. EST; 6.30 CT I.conomics in a Chang in,!>; Social Order. WJ4S 'WWt'i on To.la~·. \\~BX <..o,npam (11h Onhe\trJI \VIAI' \X:[EI. his grollp Ot'e,. the CBS-If/ABC Mrnmel Sho... Burnt Cork. Dandies, "'ith AI WDZ KDKA WIIAM. 50 m. •.15 A.M. EST, 8.15 CT L m. (W(.Y. 1'\ m.l Hcornard. Paul I.)umonr. \X'EAF \\,GY Re\eh. WsM, 50 m. \-J, and SarlI', WJZ \\"HZ WFLA KDKA 'Jet work eath 1'hIlI'JJ,,)' at 9.30 Altl'r DinnCI Rcyie..·• Will Lnulsville l'rocram. WI lAS DO'· H Tr n wrAP \\'HI WGY WLW \\ .anderin,c )lO(."t. \\ I'G Malioee: Melodll:s. \\ l\;BX R.)lXhC"ote{, "hhool of 1'"WeAir. WHAM P. ,1r. Snuth.. ind. WLW Srorl.~ht. an'1: )rr; C"otra. \V -., 30 m. \\'hi~rering Jack Smith. WABC WCAU '1 he WOR. 30 m. •.80 A.M. ESTJ C.30 CT Marktt~. \X'SM I Duck Rut-:en. \'(IHAS Arthur \\furen's Or.. hesuJ.. \'VMCA WIP• Uni\'~r ity of Kentucky. WHAS nHil"ne. \\'OR 50 m. )I(,lo;lI·d Drilin.R. h. It. \\ EM ~hrk('ts, "''''G~. Slll~r. Eul 8urtneu'5 Or-batea. WGN ~br r MLlI5_ \\-rEI MiJday Scl"ice. 30 m. Durothy Page. SMitS. 'i\'jZ KDKA Folk \\oMCA Theatre Club of the Air. WOR l.d"·1Il OIrS. baritone, \\ HZ S.... nts Ne""",,. WGN Little Jalk Little. \\ (1Y j,mmy Arlen, b.ntooe. \\"1.\\"" 1 0.45 P.M. "''iT.. 0.45 CT Style~. Kl)KA 1.45 P.M. EST; 12.45 CT Salvation Army n.nd.. WADC 7.45 P.M. EST, 6.45 CT FlaY and Hra.q;iour. WABC WPG Mail H.8, \\:'LW S.'--Ithern"" \\'C,Y Dt\·Oti()os. WHAS Fr.lnk HKK. \\"IAr WGY Billy Hay,' Orchco.. trJ.. WCAU Wildcats, """'HAS 1'."IK LrC't ("'Imp" prr~(J.I Lesscr MeloJy 5onbc:MIU. WOR. 30 m. Ed".Il,f M, II ,lth. \\JZ \\ BZ Teus Co..-bo)'s. \\'nz. 30 m. I \\-FLA. I h. VUI ..e of Romante. ""MCA OrgJ.n. \\ L\\ Ohio School of the Air. WLW. I b. 4.45 P.M. EST, ::J.45 CT Lumber·pageant. \XJZ KDKA. }O m. Du.dley Cn-it Wat> WGN Nc_s. 8lucb rdl Iro. \\ ABC WCAU Muie:, ltIe Little Ffenlh PtiOlesS WABC Adveotur~ .00 My terr Isbnd. \\-'EAP W[rr RaoJ~". \),.·8Z \\"HAS \\CAU :'hx_ks. W(.Y £.,y Aln. \\-'A8C 11.'5 P.M. ESTI 10.111 CT Ne... Home Hour. \\ PG. 1 h. TIIO. "'-PG Arrhle Bleyer's Or.. hestu \\'JZ WBZ WSM The Tell Si~ten. WPG Orgao. progr... m of 8ml Songs. WLAF WEE,I World Obscner. \\. ·8X Uni'enity of Kentudr.,. \'t'HAS The J.l hnns \\ IW. 8,lIy lIus Onh~tu_, \\"'CAU 'X.'PC WHAS Gene and Glenn. \\'SM 10.15 A.M. EST; ••15 CT Dr. A. F. PJ.,nc. WOR "Scleoce io YOI rHome. WOR PI"/. Stunt P. M~lh. ""'G.· joe Ri~' On:he:,tu. WSZ Ad"~ntures Clara, I.u '0' Em. W~AF WEEI WGY WLW io MeI"dy. \\"MCA Clarence Jackson. \\:z.,;OX ILllde s)m.rhUHY OU_hCit.n. WOR. 1 h. LIttle juk I.lttle·s Onho.tra. WABC WPO, 't),.sM \\(; Ensemble. W(;N jcan, jaoe and judy. WMCA 30 m. (WI lAS, I'm.) Concert. WN8X 5 P.M. ESTJ 4 CT 8.15 P.M. EST, 7.15 CT Jan Savitt'~ Or.. hbtu, WCAU Castles of Romance. RJ.' Huthertoa. bari. l'atiooal Coo,reu oC Pilfents and Te:.,h'-' n. C alJlroll~o. leon FrlcdnJ;ln's Orc.hestra, WMCA. tOrJlt. \\ jZ \'( 8Z KDKA 2.1 S P.M. EST, 1.1 " CT p .... Ln.: ull.. \\"BZ 0 Sh MC" Thr Ju~h lhe Looj(in/l: Glau. WHAM ... rognm. WEAP. 50 m. IAd f j Allen ream rp. w ... Bill aud Ginger, WADC WCAU \VHAS Household Ch.t!. WCY RadiO Chat. Sam Cunii Wf.L1pe;'t,,!,re.\V°all I~YRt u • '~TtM WABC 11.80 P.M. ESTJ 10.80 CT To.. n Crier. \X'NDX Rochcster School of the Air. WHAM Drama. WGY' WPG er Iy 1m . u , • Dooey Brothers' Orchestra. WEAP WI!.BI "Romance of lIelen Trent," WABC WGN Stanleigh _~hloUe. WJZ KDKA WSM Hymn Smg. WIIAS WGY WSM. 30 m. 10.30 A.M. EST, ••30 CT Memories. WOR The MonItor VlI;IOoS the New" WDZ 5-Sur "'inal, WMC/\ Lddie Du.. hio·s O"hestra. WjZ WBll MOl:1UIg Parade. WEAF. -4) m. (WSM. Adventures in Melody. WMCA Jolly Rop;;er. \X'HAM Danle onhcstrJ., WeN \VHAM. 30 m. 1) m., Donald A)'er's Adyentures \\·LW 400 Club. KDKA Piano aud songs, \X'EEI 2.30 P.M. EST, 1.30 CT DunaO.'>, \'( FI.A, 50 m. • 8.30 P.M. EST; 7.30 CT Dan.. e O,dlCStr•• WI.W. 30 m. Market BJ~kc:t, \\'(,Y Trio Romanlique. WEAF WEI.! \X>'FLA Leo T. Crowlc:y, WARC WPG Charles Scars .nd Ruth I.yon. songs. WjZ Or~ao. WHAS roday's Children. WjZ WBZ KDKA WPLA Albany on Parade. WCY Musi~. w(·alher. WOR WIIAM, 30 m, (KDKA. l~ m.) Anthony Trini's Ordlestra, won. 30 m. Stocks. 1Il:~S. WLW Home. Sweet Home. WjZ WHAM PO('lular Rhytblll\. W(,N, 4' m. "Ma,uchusdb Day, Colony." WBZ Blue Rh/thm Band, WMCA, 50 m. Artisl Recital, \VABC WCAU WHAS Home Forum CookinS &.bool. WBZ, 30 m. Recordlll,£;S, Wl\KX The Forum of Liberty. WABC WCAU Wayne Kins's Orchestra. WGN Altrutian :";e..-s. W'NOX KDKA Home Porum. KDKA. 10 m WIlAS, 30 m. \~ABC ,10.45 A.M. ESTJ ••45 CT American Slhool of the Air. "italy," 5.15 P.M. EST; 4.15 CT The Voi..e of tile St.te Police. WPG 11.45 P.M. EST, 10.45 CT \VPG WHAS. 30 m. Musiul Tums. wrCI Bnd and AI. WMCA IPaul S.t"n, Illu,i... \\:'ABC ROll1anle in Rh)llull. \""'1:1 Martba D~.ne, WOR, :\0 m. MusI,,1 Pw~ram. WGY Bndse talk. \X7GN Anson Weeks' OrchestrJ.. WGN. 30 m, Johnny M.rvin, \\'GY Conc~rlos. WMCA. 50 m. Three Sumps WjZ 8.45 P.M. EST; 7.45 CT 12 M. EST; 11 P.M. CT Ne..·s and Radio Kitchco, WJZ KDKA K,dd,es' Klub: KDKA WIlAM \\'~M WPtA 2.45 P.M. EST, 1.45 CT Farm market news. \'("I:\Z Edmund BoudiN, basso. WBZ Enri, Madri~uen > Orcheitu. WEAF WEE! Ne..s, Musll.lle. HIKhway Safety talk. WBZ Gus Van. sungs. WEAP WGY WSM LJocle \·v\Ully. WHAM AI .nd Pete. KDKA WSM W(;Y, 30 m. Nura nelk Thunloilln ...ontullo. (Hom,;; Luan Sih'er T.ining. WEEI Tim He.ly. \'I:/LW Geoo:e Reid. W"MCA Geor,l.;e Ol~l:n\ O,lhestra. [thel Shutta. WJ2J talk. llU"" \\ L\'\.' J~ White. tenor. A nroth of I Boy: ThJ.fs "Sk'N"Y.' WABC NH.k Nu.kenon. S('ln~ \VPG wnz WHAM. ~o m. Tenor. \\-'GN How the Shaonon Hn..·~; 1hlt Old Imh R. Sc so WPG Kay Thomr~o", \\MCA Dance orchestra. WLW. 30 m. S".. in,ttin,tt Alon WAnc "'CAU \VHAS. Mother of Mine; Mother. My Den; I Pere R~~:' \"X~:sStern duma WOR Of(hlstr., W(1N hham JlIOh Orthestra. WADC WCAU 3cO m. Heard io the Ni,l.;ht the Pigeons. WJZ • 19 P.M. ESTJ 8 CT W'PG. 30 m. Poetry. WNOX \'VHAM WSM ~rLA 5.30 P.M. EST, 4.30 CT Captarn Henry's Show Roat Muriel Wilson jimmy Joy's Orche~tra. WHAS. 50 m. 11 A.M. EST, 10 CT Rube Appleberry. \'VGN [Imendorf Carr. "TJ.les of Cuul.q;e,'· WrAP Conrad lhlhault. WEAF WEEI WGY \X.'11l Osborne'\ Ordlestra. WOR. 30 m. ~ Studio rfOJ:.:al. WEE( fl.A \\'>SM WfLA. t h Day'$ rnd. \VMCA, }O m. Gal.&xy of Stan. WGY WG~ \X7TAM WLW 3 P.M EST; 2 CT "Little Woroeo," \X·I.[( De;r,th Vallcy Days. drama. Tim Frl"'lcy. Sueets of Pari, Music. WGN Harel Arth. contralto. WJZ \\HAM KDKA Ma PcrklO5. WEAF WEEI WGY WlWj Uncle Wiggley. WCY joseph Bell. WJZ WBZ WHAM WLW. 12.15 A.M. EST, 11.15 P.M. CT, \l:-J1I.A WS~{ SlOglng Lady \\'jZ WDZ WHAM KDKA 50 m. Ted Wtem5' OrcheslrJ.. WGN Du.ke De..·C'y's Hlaory Nuts. WBZ TlfllllOY Tucker's O~DhZC\tn. WJZ WHAM \\'I.W • Clt'n Gray's Oro.!lestra. Annette Han~haw. 12.80 A.M. EST, 11.80 P.M. CT \\'FLA. 50 m. ('\\; at 5·1~) Jack Arlllstron~ AII·American Boy. WADe \\"'altl;[ O·K('('fe. WABC WCAU \VHAS Stnna Ensemble. \\- SM D~k Mary Lee Tallol. WHAS Aunrnq- Gcnt'ral Jos;:-ph r. \\"uner. \V8Z Out uf thc \\/IIAS \\'I'G. ,0 m. Buddy Rogers' Orlbcstra. WEAP WEEI 'VIriet)·. \\-:..:nX ~fetropoliun Puade,. \'('ABC \\CAU \\""'HAS Church Con\,(:1ltlo~ summary. \\'PG Russian Gyp~y Orthestra, \\-'OR WGY. 50 m. StudiO EoseTh1e, \'\. OR, 30 m. Donald A)'cr. ""OR LJ.''ffencc Salerno'~ music. WGN. 30 m. Dancinlt io the T"'in Cities. WjZ WBa 11.15 A.M. EST, 10.15 CT Jongleurs. \'l:G~ SJlllys Party. \YMCA, 50 m. ..80 P.M. EST,' 8.80 CT WHAM KDKA WSM, 30 m. Pno..n Lee Bartoo. WEAP WEE WGY KoilkerbNker Symphony. WMCA. 30 m. Red ~i('hol\' OrthutfJ., WLW'. 30 m, \\:LW 3.15 P.M. EST, 2.15 CT 5.4S P._M. E.STJ 4.45 CT X.at ute of Fare..cil to Genenl Eooch tight', Orchestra. WABC WHA.S. Tony Wons. WjZ WDZ KOICA WHAM Jcsteu_ \\'EAF E_unll:elioe 8,,,,,tb, of thc Salution Army. 30 m. \\.'SM \\HA O ~~a.ms. Co~e True. wrAP WEEI WGY Buddy and Blake WEEI \\JZ WBZ KDKA WHAM WBAL WMC/\.. Florence Rll,.h.dson·s Orcheslra. WOR. 30 m. Audemy of Med" ine. Or. Clarence \\'T. \X LW WSM lanA Sisters WGY I 50 m. Di("K MansCield's music. WMCA, 30 m. Lleb. "Art._ Sllen.. l: and l'on~en\e o{ Com. Marion SmIth. WNBX Little Orpha~ Annic. WjZ W8Z WHAM Unsolved M)·-.teries. WLW. }O m, rarl Burtnett's Orc.h~trJ.. WGN. 30 m. roatrhlc EalJn~, WABe WPG 3.30 P.M. EST, 2.30 CT KDKA Fred Wuio.e;·s Pennsylvanians. WABC WCAU 1 A.M. EST; 12 M. CT NRA Talk. \\"~BX \\"'omao's Radio Re,ic..·• \\'I.AF WEEI Jack Armsuong. WLW WPG WHAS. 50 m. Mooo River. WLW. 30 m. , 1.30 A.M. EST; 10.30 CT WGY. 3cO m. "Robio~on Crusoe. jr.,'· WABC WCAU Lum J.nd Ab~r. \\"'OR WGN Huddy Welcomes Orc.hestrJ.. WABC Go\. Eug.::ne TOIlmadge of Georgia \\'EAF Roy Shield's Orchestra. WjZ WDZ WSM. Miniatures, WPC 9.45 P.M. EST; 8.45 CT Willie Bryant's music, WMCA. 30 m. WHI. 30 m. • 30 m. Out oC tbe Dusk. WHAS AI and 1.cc Reiser. WOR. '"0 m. 1.30 A.M. EST; 12.30 CT Multla and H.l1. \\0 10 10, IS P. M. sorted sizes and shapes, hats. BARRIE is preserved. broken; Director TONY STANFORD GSD 25.53 D:aventry, EnAl:t.nd 1 to 5.45 P. M. coats, gloves tossed about. caBs time out. He makes correc­ FYA 25.63 Pomoise, France 6.15 to 9 P. tor.: 10 Maggie Speaks P. M. [0 12 Midnight Miss HAYFS should be fairly tions, gently points out the pro­ LSX 28.98 Buenos Air~, Bytd rela)s 8.10 P. M., Tues., Wed. familiar with her role. She played MAGGIE begins to speak and per technique in using the micro­ EAQ 30.40 Madrid, Spain 5.15·7 P. M. (Sat. 12-2) the part ·of the plain young Scots­ Miss HAYES promply forgets that phone. CTIAA 31.25 Lisbon, PorN,;al 4.30-6 I). M.• Tues.• Fri. woman for two ycars in the HDL 31.27 Geneya. S.... iuetland 5.30·6.15 P. M .• Sat. she's in front of a microphone So goes the rehearsal. For three VK2ME 31.29 Sydney, Australia 12 Noon to 10 A. M., Broadway production and has and acts (with HELEN HAYES hours, the stage and movie ex­ Sun. just completed the talkie version there's no doubt about the accu­ perienced cast labors to cre1te a VK3LR 31.30 Mtlbourne. Awualis 3 10 8 A. M. of the famous play. O]A 31.38 Zeesen, GetmanJ' 5.15 to 9.15 P. M. racy of the word) every word, new kind of drama. And they VK3ME 31.55 Melbourne. Australia S 10 6.30 A. M.• Wed.; KENNETH MacKENNA. as the e"ery emotion, every movement. succeed. They overcome the 5 10 7 A.M., 5<1[. GSD 31." Da\'entry, £nIland ] 10 5.45 P. M. OA4AC 38.36 lima, Peru , 10 11 P. M. HDP ;8.47 Geoevt. Swintrland S.lO [0 6.15 P. M •• Childr(!,.·s Dr~'Hf,as Are Featured On NBC Sat. .,.------HJJABD 40." &£OI:S, Colombi.. 6.301011 P. M. (Con/l/IN'd Iroll1 p"g' 9) HC2RL 45.00 Guaysquil, Ecuador 5AS [08 P.M., Sun.; results. Their greatest disap­ other. or cut lines In the 9.15 10 lIA5 P.M., Tut3. lable words," says ila Mack, pointment is in disappointing c;cript without causing confu­ "for tbey cause pandemonium I PRADO Riobamba, Ecu:adot 9 to Il.io P. M., her, and the surest way to get sion or consternation. Th~. in rehearsals. \X/hen a Prin­ HjIABB 46.51 BarranquilJa, Colombia 5.30 to 10 P. M. results in difficult circum· About 10 minutes before cess comes up against fancy stances is to admit that they YV3RC 48.78 Caracas, Vene:r:uela 4·30 10 9.30 P. M. word she's never seen before the program, J ILA MACK 48.00 Army Aircraft E~ening-irr~gularly have disappointed her. 49.08 Caracas, Venerueta '.15 to 10 P. M. there's bound to be tcouble. usually takes their minds off YVZRC "The children d:splay re­ tht: impending pt:eformance YV5RMO 49.39 Mu:acaibo, Vene:r:uela 6.:'>0.10 P. ::'of. "When I write a difficult 49.34 La Paz, Bolivia 6.30-tO P. M.• irrt:g. markable concentra:ion dur· by instigating a game of tab­ CPS word ioco a script, 1 usually ing rehearsal," Nila Mack J IIX 49.50 Santo Domin,;o 8.IO·tO.10, Tuts., Fri. spell it the way I want them leaux, leap-frog or hide-and­ O]C 49.83 Zct-sen, ~rmanJ' 5.;0 to 10.15 P. M. says. "They are usually so seek. GSA 4'.59 D;avenuy. F.n,laod , 10 8 P. M. to pronounce ic. interested in discovering how 49.75 BartlnquiJIa, Colombia 6.15 to 10 P. M. "They are apt to crawl HJIABG "I never have co write in the story turns Out that they XEBT 49.87 Mexico City 6 P. M. to I A. M. out of a b'JSS viol or creep dialecc for my dialectician. are perfectly absorbed in the CDC 49.90 Hayana, Cuba , to 7 P. M. behind the grand piano," 50.00 Moscow, U. S. S. R. 2-6 P. M. Walter Tetley, I merely have script/' RVS9 Nila l\Iack repor:s. HJiABA 51A9 Colombia, S...... ]·2 P. M. to say 'Make it Irish' and he If anything goes wrong on HCID 73.00 QuilO, t:cuador 7.30-9.15 P. M. turns out a perfect dialect." the air, a smile or a pat on But when ..she signab for G7.87 to 73.17 All Ship, Jlutd irregul:atly The youngsters take partic­ the shoulder will put NILA "stand-by," silence and order KI:Z 45;H. 31.57, 25.;6, 23.19. 25, 17, 14 and 33 Byrd EJr:pedilion at Lilde America ular pride in living up to MACK'S actors back into their are maintained. And the ac­ tors snap into the script with NOTE: All timn &i~tn dre u:td.Jal scht,J,l1tJ, "nltll i"J~clltttl oth"fI7iu. '[ht NILA MACK'S expectations stride. They are flexible to stllt;allJ liJud 4" "INldr broadc4Jttrs 4t ,h, tJmtJ mdltauJ. O,btr statulnJ during a rehearsal or per­ suggestion even during a pro­ all the advtnturous enthu­ u hhh 101i mal hrar or whuh lUI Nltd lor inttrnat;,md ttl,pbo"t hilt', btl" formance. She never scolds gram. She can move th('m siasm of the fairy.tale char­ plirpoJtI, o.iu,J. or lets forth a tirade to get from one microphone to an- actus thcy portray. THE MICROPHONE Saturday, October 27, 1934, Page Fourteen------Friday, November 2 - Phil Baker on NBC- W JZ Chain at 9.30 P.M. :-';e',',-s. Mus 1e. Il,~h~·ay Safe-ty. WBZ 111",t~r jark ~r,l:e-r·' Orche\tra. WJZ. 30 m. 1Phil Raker, I.e-on Belasco's Orchestra. 'WJZ lligWigbis l>or ~ I "rame.. v rr. Sherr. \'\"ABC \\~CAU A (WIIAM at 6.1)) WBZ \VFLA. 30 m. WHA Advenlures 01 jmllllle AJle-n. WBZ ~ro Hour, WlW. }O m. A.M. lovely udit:s. WGN Spons. WHAM Hollywood Hotel. 'WABC WPG WHAS 11 A.M. ESTt 10 CT Uan and ~.,1vla. KDKA WCAU WBT CKAC CFR8. I h. NBC MusIC AppreCiation Hour. Dr. Walter Strin,ac Fnsefl"'lble WSM lum and Abner, \\'OR WGN 11.OD-Dr. Walter DamroscbJ Damrosc.h, \~ EAF WEEI \X'GY WTAM String Trio. \\71W National Alfain. \\'MeA WIP NBC·WfAF-WJZ \\"JZ \X'BZ \'OiAM KDKA \~ I,W WSM H. V. Kauenborn. Current Ev~nts. WABC 9.45 P.M. EST; 8.45 CT \'\'rLA, I h. Boy Scout Drama, WHAS P_M. Cooking Close Ups. WABf" wrAl Uncle Oon. WOR. 30 m William Lukin, tenor. WOR. 30 m. Bovs' Club, WfMrA WHDH Three of Us. WMCA WIP Rosemary Hu"lltJ. songs. WHAS Recording~, 3.0G-Lcopold Stokowski, CBS· Fum T.lk. WJ>(; WGN. 30 m. Wayne KinA's Orchestra. WGN WABC 11.15 A.M. EST; 10.15 CT 8.15 P.M. ES"I, 5.1S CT 10 P.M. EST; • CT "M_ll'ri"lJS r~1and:' dra...... WEAP 7.45-Frank Buck, NBC·WEA.F U. S. Manne fhncl. WAbC WCAU WHAS. RepubliCin Campaign, WBZ The First Ni,lthter, "Death Has a Visiror," Italian Progum. WPG 8.00-Concert, ]es!lica Drago­ Jimmy AIle-n's Advnetures. WGY June Meredith, 01," Ameche, bic Sa,ll,er. 11.30 A.M. EST; 10.30 CT D.a..uhall Resume. KDKA qUIst's OrC-liestra. WEAF WEEr WGY neue, NBC.WEAF AI and Pete-, WT.W WLW WSM WFLA, 30 m. Hope Vernon. songs. WMCA M ••t,. ...< "I'.'C Wo;;,M Minstrel Sho...... Mario COUI. AI Bcrnud, 8.IS-Edwin C. Hill, CBS­ Organ. WNBX &bb)' !knson and Sunn)' Jim. WABC WCAU Paul Dumont, WjZ WBZ KDKA WHAM WABC 11.45 A,M. EST; 10.45 CT "~kin". ,. \"QHAS '0 m 9.~The March of Timc, Cadets. Quarret. WABC InvC'tnrs' S.. ..,,;c~. Chulcy Ecklcs' music. News. WGN "Dnnutlc Art." WPG WMCA W1P 10.15 P.M. EST1 ••15 CT CBS-WABC Shades 01 Harmony. WHAS 9.3G-HollywOOram and Three Star Voices. .,. P.M. ESTI 6 CT Charlie- Dav;" Orchesln, 'WjZ WFLA. 30 Yo~bl Hltaoka,. sylopboOlSt, WJZ }'arm program. WGY, 30 m. WlW, 30 m. Rep. H. B. SteaJ!ali, W[AF m_ (WHAM at l1l~) Salt and Peanuts. WLW NatIonal hrm and Home Hour, WJZ WBZ "Birds." \VMCA Studio Chorus. WEEI Weather. SPOlts. WBZ Rise and Shme. WSM Jules Lande. violinist. WGY News. WHAM KDKA WHAM WSM WFlA. h. 3.30 P.M. EST,' 2.80 CT mu~ic. Breaklast Rhythm, WFLA. 30 m. (WL\\ at I) Amos '0.' Andy. WIZ WBZ WHAM lCDlCA William Penn xnKA. 30 m. Orgao llneJlle. WABC. ~ m.. Cou$ln &b's Kinfolk. WLW, 30 m, Worwn, Radio ReY"lr:w. WEAF WGY. 30 m. WS"" WIW \'OFt" News. dance orchc'dHte Ronv'·c:It. \X·MCA. ,0 m. 4.15 P.M. EST; 3.15 C"T \'(fRAl WFLA D,.u-e O!("ht"'itra WIW Vo m Lew at Dual orlAn. WjZ WHAM p;l'"nn'~ KDKA. }O m. Doung SIsters. WGN "Books. l.c'·ere Fullcr. WGY waz Paul O'ches'" WlW Herbc'rt Koc.h, or"an. WHAS. 30 m. 1.30 P.M. EST: 12.30 CT IPaul Kellu hantone WABC RUSo-~i.n Gvp,-, Ordl~trt., WOR. 30 m. Weather, WBZ Platt and Nierman. WjZ mu~ic, Rar.mond Scott, pianist. WABC Th~oJore f'o.ews. \0, HAM Hu,:,ld Kni•. ht and Orchestra, WCAU Archie Blcyer's WMCA. 30 m. Col Roo$e,'elt. WEAF. 30 m. V'n~ty \~IIA~ Wayne Kinc's Orchestra. WGN Wildcats, WHAS N. ~. Kitc.hen. WHI. 30 m. Charlie KeOl s Orchcstra. WLW Cuban quartet. \\"OR M.,'..,..,. 0;;,1- ..,,.-, wnp Orpn. WPG. 30 m. MWlul program. \X·GY <;J'('}rtine M,llions. WMCA. 30 m. 11.45 P.M. F.STl 10.45 CT Organ. "'CiN ••45 A.M. EST; 7.45 CT Vic and Sade. WjZ W8Z WFLA SDOM~ talk. WGN lan Sa.,.itt'. Mtl~ic. WCAU Variety. WBZ WIlliam P~nn Orchestra. KDKA Farm Flash. WXRX Jan Ga~t's Ord~stra. WGN Delmore Brothers. WSM Rochestcr S(hool flf the Air. WHAM 4.30 P.M. EST, 3.80 CT 7 .... 5 P.M. EST; 6 •• 8 CT 12 M. EST; ~1 P.M. CT The Eton Bors. WABC Dlincc on:hestr'a. \\., \'(t. \0 m. :WfOI~t, WGY Fr"n" 'Ru(k. WFAF WGY Eddi~ Duchin'~ Bob Atcher, WHAS Little jack Lllde's Or(hestra, WABC WCAU ERA C.IVIC C.horus. W8Z. 30 m. Republiun 5tate C.ommltt~. WEEI OrchC'\tra. WEAF WEEr. • A.M. EST, 8 CT WHAS Boy StuutS. \\ HAM O,.."...... c p,..,.I;<" \''UjZ WBZ JCOKA 30 m. Talk. child eJu,0 m.l 9.15 A.M. EST; 8.15 CT 2 P.M. EST; 1 (:T 12.90 A.M. EST; 11.80 P.M. CT AI !'earc.e and hIS Ciang. W JZ WFLA So"rh"rn Method;st University PCOJN..m, 000. Hall uio. WEAF WEEl Vida Ral""C'nscrofr Sunon. "Radio Writing and Wq,f Hollywood on the Air. WEAP WEEI WGY llle MlilUtUI VIC"S tbe Ne~'s. WBZ 30 m. Johnn)' Marvin, WGY Speaking." \X'fAF WEEt WSM WFL\. O&nce Orchestra. WLW }lealth talk, Wt.W Memones. KDKA Archie Bleyer's Orchestra. WjZ WBZ 30 m. Fny ,J,rC'"' Wl"nr W('AU WHAS Leon Cole-. organ, WSM Dorothea Ponce. WlW WHAM, 30 m. N_- York State Welfare program. WGY UrAan. W~1 ChaHonte-Haddon H211 Trio. WPG, I h. 9.30 A.M. EST, 8.30 CT Texas Co..... boys. \\. BZ, 30 m. DX rluh XnKA. 30 m. MusIC. WSM T"f' '1'1"" R.n'ler \'UOR >'0 m. Red Nichol's OlchC'tra, WlW. 30 m. The Mystery Chef. \YEAr WEEI WGY Ohio School of the Air, WlW, 1 b. ';ttl~ p~ "Og. Son of Fire," WABC Thrff F....c... WMCA Allan l.cder's Orch~tra, WASCo 30 m. Styles, KDKA "Marie, the Little French Princess." WABC Federal Hou$ing Campaign t.nd Herbett lone R.nlrer. WGN. 30 rn, Hu~hie jack Berch. Wl\'(7 Uni"cnity of Kentucky, WHAS Shea. or("hestr•. WHAS Koch. WHAS. 30 m. Phil lynch's Orch~,tra, WOR. :>'0 m. Wildcats, WHAS Dr. A. F. P.yne. WOR Stock Quotations, WPG A .... P ...... EST: 7.15 CT Adventures in Melody. WMCA WHOH WIP Revu~. Renny Gootlman's music. WMCA ••45 A.M. EST; 8.45 CT Music. "·euher. WOk Rallio City Dirk Lcihcrt, Robert Arm­ Earl Burtnett's Orchestra, WGN Johnny Marvin. t~nor. WEAl" just Plam Bill. WGN Bob Fonans. tenor. WGN hr,l~ter', Ouartet. Mary Courtland W}Z Conccrt. wN8X 'News. WandennJ! Minstrel. WEEt 5.15 P.M. EST, 4.15 CT WBZ WSM KDKA • 12.45 A.M. EST, 11.45 P.M. CT Hi,lth Priests of Harmony. WGY 2.15 P.M. ES1; 1.15 CT A.i.. ~nturt~ of Ii.... mv Allrn WHAM Tom Mlx's Straight Shooters. WEAP WEE) Miami Beach Orche-stra. WMCA Household Hour, WHAM. 30 m, Household Chat, WGY l-l...... T";t,' Pel'ster, WlW Work-a·n.y Thou~ht~. KnKA WGY WLW T,,~se~ l'Ind Honev WSM 1 A.M. ESTl 12 M. CT Morin Sisters, \VjZ jackie Heller, tenor. WjZ WSM Bond of Friendship. WLW Rochester Scho(\1 01 the Air. WHAM F,J.,·;... r t.f:11 "T!,,. Hum.n Sitte of the Gene Kardos' Orchestra. WABC. 30 m. Moss and jones. WFLA :»klpper jlm's Ship of joy. W8Z JoJ ..".," \V,..t,IV· WCAU WHAS M(\nn "rver. WT\V. "n m Romance of Helen Trent, WABC WCAU Klddles' Klub. KDKA The Co~mopolitans. WABC WGN ~-Star Final. WMCA Ernie Holst's music. WMCA. 30 m. Bob Atcher. WHAS "Skippy," WABC Frank Ricciardi, tenor, WOR Radio Ganl:, WHAM ~f"'T: '7.~0 ~...... ------"l Daily Story, WNBX Drama, \VMCA pun D.M. CT Ailce Woodlyn. songs. WPG \'(Ir.v Farm Forum, WGY. \0 m. .1 10 A.M. EST; 9 CT 2.30 P.M. EST; 1.30 CT "Captain Tom .nrl his Pirate Ship." WOR Ne~'s, Breen and de Rose. WEAP AI Goodm1n's Orchestra, DwlJ!ht Piske. WJZ ;; EVERY, subscriber to or The Sizzl~rs. male trio. WEAF WEEI Popular Rhythm. WGN, 30 m. \'(IR7 It''OI(A \'(Il-fAM WBAl 30 m. E Variety, WEFI Son~~'" ~ Billy Rose. WGY Albany on PlTade, wc." 5.90 P.M. ESTl 4.30 CT "Pireside \'('lW, 30 m. • other purchaser of Josephine Gibson. WJZ WBZ KDKA Home S",·ect Home, W jZ WHAM Nellie Re"ell intervie""s UW White. WEAF r"""rence Goo·lman. piano. WSM ~ WBAl WSM Home Forum Cooking School. WBZ, 30 m. WEEI Tflll' <:Iorv Court. WABC WCAU WPG = The M,CROPHONE Home Forum. KDKA, 30 m. WHAS 30 m. ~ Ornn Recital. WLW Ort.ma. WGY MU~;Cll Ne s. Bluebirds, WABC WCAU WHAS Smackout. \V~M The Singing l.ady. W JZ WBZ WHAM MefT\Or9 Rf\flk. WOR, 30 m. is entitled to share its bene­ American School of th~ Ail. "The World WLW Memory Book. \'Y](;". \0 m. Ne s, Home Hour. WPG, 1 h. ~{CA. Today:' \"QABC WCAU WHAS. 30 m. Children's f.rogum, WSM J-Iarmoni7ers, 30 m. fits with a friend_ Write to 10.15 A.M. EST, 9.15 CT Muth. Deane. \VOIt \n m_ Clara, Lu '0.' Em. \VEAP WEEI WGY Gene Arno d. \\ FLA A ..... P.M. E$T: 7 •• 5 CT Roads of Romance, WMCA. :30 m. jack Armstrotlg. AlJ·Amuicatl Boy. WABC Grculation Manager, WSM WLW Chiuj!o [xe-(utive Club. WGN. 30 m. 1I.hry Conner. soprano. W~M Hazel Arth. contralto, WJZ WBZ WCAu The MICROPHONE, Or.'!an. WHAM 2.45 P.M. EST; 1.45 CT Out 01 the DU$k. WHAS 9 P.M. ESTI 8 CT ~ Sammy Fuller, KDKA Gus \'an. son,.:-~, \'C'EAF \Vrn WGY WSM Safetv Talk. WPG \"Qalt7 T;me Frank Munn and Vivienne- Se-- ~ No. 34 Court Square. Bill and Ginp:er. WABC WCAU Alden Edkins. bass. Green fred Or.gon; Out The Story and Conte!it Oub, WOR ~al. Ahc T.yman·, Orch~tra. WEAP WEEI ~ Dolly Dcan, WHAS of the Dusk to You; Trade Winds; The Sally'S Party, WMCA. 30 m. \'(Ic.y \'(II W. 30 m. :. Boston, Massachusetts, I"'.r;~· ~ 10.90 A.M. ESTt 9.30 CT Old Refrain: I Dream of jeannie. WjZ 5.45 P.M. EST; 4.45 CT Phil n. t'estra. le.h Rt.y. WJZ WBZ WHAM WSM WHAM WRAI.. 30 m. !! giving the names and ad· "The I..nr! of Be"innin~ A!l:lIin," WEAF C.pt. Tim Healy's Stamp Club, WF.AP T"~R< Pro"r~m. ~ WSM KDKA WBAL WFLJ\ 3 P.M EST, 2 CT WEEI \~'GY A. a'lA M. WSM Little Orph.n Annie WJZ WBZ WHAM n,~ Mudl (If Time. WABC \'(ICAU WHA~ dresses of those you'd like Organ. WEEr Ma Perkins. WEA F \'(0 EEl WGY WSM ! Muket Ba~lcet. WGY WLW KDKA WBAl WFT.A 'f~~;I'''''''l'irtl~,l.-~~t Toclay's Children. ,ketch, WJZ WBZ Tllrk A·... ~trOl'1n W'T.\'(I '\V'TJr. i to become familiar with Sallr. Ircne and lury. WjZ KDKA WHAM Waltz Time, \"(1SM f1 ..... o;;,dvj.,·~ t)~""""ra W/()R :;0 m. ~ KDKA WBAL WFlA WS'" MICROPHONE. l.ivestocks, news, W·I.W "Robinson CrU$Oe. jr.... \VABC WCAU rtlntine-nt~l C~fe. WMCA ""rp: \0 m. ~_ The A sam­ Democratic Campliftn. WBZ Nicker~on, ~on~s. f'\'rhe , promptly to each name , 0.45 A.M. EST: 9.45 CT Studio. rn~mhle. \'V·OR. 30 m. romedy Stan, WGN , Betty Crocker, «)O\:ing tal\:. W'EAP WEET Cat"'e~'re CurtiS, "Women 2nd Money." fi P M. F.'iT: 5 CT given, without obligation. WGY WI.W W'FLA \x'MCA "Thrills nf Tomorro.... " WEAP WGY Q.~n ~ M. FST: 8.30 CT I~ News. Radio Kitchen. WjZ KDKA WSM Jongleurs. 'WGN E"ening Turler. WEEI. 30 m. Concert Dante Orchestra. WEEI, 30 m. "--- , I' , Saturday, October 27, 1931 THE MICROPHONE Page Fifteen

====;:11' 1,T@,C Ellyl,....".r Refleetions Nimblewits By Diana Herbert By Everett Smith "Wit Teasers" on Sunday at 11.30 A. M. from \WZ The MICROPHONE'S Fashion Observer 1. (No time limit) An inkling as to the popularity-together AN .ATTRACTIVE, well-proportioned figure for some time past N0. WIth a reason for ccrtalO unpopulari~y-of cf)'pt-solving is con~ has been every woman's ambition. And fashion each year seems tained in the following message: 10 be more exacting as to figure requirements. This Winter's clothes ~RTEU JWHTYI OPTJE BTKW. of.fer few conc<:aJments for extra pounds or slight bulges, which once QEI EGUQEBGOUHK:-./ EAH. JD;lght have gone unnoticed. I KU. GPSHEU T\\'EHPXGLPJ The new styles also DEMAND0r------Stations Of AKHLPJSE YKHC UGWUGPQ­ a. good carriage. They are de- A I h DQWYP, ClGKQEHSJ. signed for one who walks proudly y eswort Small Size , o. 2. (I minute) This week' and welI, head erect, limbs moy- we «ltbrate I rAI.I.OWEEN." ing with easy grace. And Pale Get 'Break' Quickly, now ~ How many djf· THE LADY u-ho al/emp" chic, Y ferent words, yet 110ucheI, ftlilJ /0 hold her head Ar H d By The ,IJJCROPIlOl\ES SPecial each in its cor­ high, wobble! or 10fmge!, alii)' e ear Ir'aJhil1gton CorreJpOndf~J rect chronologi. 'achieves the ridiclllo"s. If sbe will cal order, can (Colliinl/ed frol/l Ptlge 1) Regulations issued by the broad· begill by carrying her 1kY1Craper hal you find hid­ cast diyision of the Fec.Jeral Com· 'as the women of Bati carry their clergymen and educators. Ayu~s­ den away in fl1unications Commission permit b"rdenJ, she wi// soon find a new WORTH said: that word an increase in power for daytimc grace and /llIe11c1 imp,trled 10 a// VWG!KII\ HEATH, Brooklin( mxhl­ "Halloween ?" "American radio needs no local anu regional radio stations. her movemenls. 1/ Jhe will practice club Jj'lger. rL'feJ1t1) wOI1/be right No.3. (3 defense because it is provid. Small stations which havc .rtretching from Jhe waist and main­ in dll a"dition ((juter' 10 rt'prt:­ minutes) An Ell,~/and prnt~l'am charged they were being crowded tain;'l/( a slighJ but continu01lJ pllll iog an abundance of educa· lent 1\ ew i11 d old·timer called off the air got a "break" in the on those "I1IJcles, she witt discover tional and cultural progmms to be brnatkmt U(lt:I' 'be CBS­ a Chronogram. new rules. that her waistline appears inches which more than satisfy the IVABC l1clwork 011 StmddYJ Oc­ Can you deci... II/Itl/ler and ha' (if reaJollab/y pro­ majority of listener'i. lobel' 28, at 5 P. i\1. The division ordered complete ~"'...:'l pher it? "To separation of day and night 'polliolled 10 begin wilh) Ihtll fra· "Definite progress ha'i been half - a - dozen gile qllality which iJ so enchanting, quotas, allotments for each to bc EVERETT SMITH add'SIX, and t 0 made in religious broadcast­ independent of the other. e,peritl/ly in a robe derl),le. ing because co-operation has ; Q. andalso1\. the result add five hundred. The The order said: whole will represent a worc.J signi... WITH THE help of DIET existed, whereas in th~ edu­ cational field the proper type . "The 'nighr quota' due and fyinp,:c1ear, lucid, bright or glow. :AND EXERCISE one may correct assigned does not differ ma­ 109. of co·ordinated activity has Q_ Is RAY HLATHfRTON 011 ,h(: many figure defects, but that is terially from tbe night por­ No.4. (3 minutes) From the not enough. One must exercise never been properly devel­ air now? tion of tbe present s)'stcm. letters in the phrase bdow. try continuously to mainta~n the sup­ oped." • S. " P. U. 1. "The 'daytime quota' due forming ,ln old-time proverb. The pleness and grace without \..·hich Television ultimately will become A. RAY HrATHERTO!'." if 011 .J each zone and state within letters may be twisted or trans­ a beautiful figure has no meaning. a medium of mass entertainment, each zone has been increased posed as desired. I ~esthetic AYLES\\ORTH predicted. It is four l.1IIdel'ille 10/lr al prerelll. dancing, whdher in the so Ulat the quota already as­ "STRO. G 1.I0:-./'S SHARE modern or the classical tradition. or Jive ,'ears away. Public demand, Q. Who plays Captain Ill'. 'R"'S signed no longer becomes the ALMOST GO:-./E" is immen~ely valuable for this pur­ he said, will govern the introduc· sister, MARIA. on Sho\\boat? \,\'ho limiting faceor in many cases pose. Likewise many sport.. such tion of practical tele"ision a de­ plays MARIA'S busblnJ, WALTER No.5. (3 minutes) Three to an increase in daytime warde;, each containing six lettere;, as swimming, skating, tennis. mand v.hich does not ya t:'xist. }A\U\(J.· ? power of local and rcgjonal and each of which is defined be· "I am loath to believe that K. I. \\., WoodilnJ, Me. stations and day and limited THESE EXERCISES all d'mand any legislative mandate could low, can be expressed in each in­ ton/rol and (o·nrdil1aJioll of Ihe .A. MARIA i1 played by IH"" time stations on clear chan· stance with three letters. Can assist in the attainment of nels." flaTiollI P,1,ll of the haJ) and their goals thac we are already H l:BfiARD. .1I1J her h1lJlhlflJ i J you do it? Definitions;. 1, A like­ mUldn. II il /hll dneip/in£" trhi,!? Rule 120 was moJified so that working toward so '"hole­ played by \\'RIGIIT KRA'IER ness. 2. A state of being. 3, produus the lou-I) (..,,,age, the. the maximum da)'lime power on To pardon. heartedl}'; nol'" ,,,auld ic !teem Q. On v. hat station and at what lithe mozemenIJ, the effort/tIl K',JCE' the regional channc·ls Ibted in .. .. 1 that legisl.ltive direction time may FRA.· FRI.Y be heard? of a PAVLOWA. Few, all) of IIJ, this rule was increased to 5,000 if would make any easier the Answers to LaSt \\....cek·s cal1 aspire In .wch heightI, bIll by T. 0., E,ston, Pa. watts. No other change wae; made creative work in an industry Nimblewits con.rciel1/iol/Jly frainil1K (JilT badie.r in the maximum power of other where the creative spark is so .A. FRAN fREY 1I1.y be he,,,d No. 1. Behind every black 'any aile of 1/1 will filld he"elf ,-allly Ih~ classes of stations. vital to the performance of our JI"DR, conJ1Iclil1g friJ.:J) cloud there is a siJ"cr Jining; al­ improved, 1101 anI)· in figure, hilI in The division added: almOSt every moment'~ cask" Frolin, al 8 P. ,If. ways look for it whenever you are chic. For she will u'ear her clo/hes Similar views wer<:, expressed by "In increasing the daytime blue. as the designer in/ended them 10 be quom due the several scates, Dr. ICHOLAS MURRAY BUTI.F.R. No.2. Octodecimo, Octodont, worn. Of it is nOt the intention of the H. 1. MFNCKEN, ALEXANDER The Return Octofoil, Octonary, Octopus, Oc· Commission to license addi­ JESSICA DRAGONETTE finds WOOLLCOTT, Dr. WALTER DAM­ toroon, etc. Sherlock Holmes tional daytime stations unless it simple to get her daily exercise, ROSCH, G[ORGE JEAN ATHAN and NO.3. 75 Yards. a full howing ba> been made. even in a penthouse_ She skips rope. Rabbi JONAH B. WISE. SHERLOCK HOLMf. is coming No.4. Jack, Tack, Tick, Kick, "The applicant must def­ .And judging from her appearance, Father MIf IIACL J. AHERN, Jesuit back. Kink, Ki'lg. initely establisb the need for it is an entirely Cffi',lCious form of priest on the staff of Weston Col­ Radio mystery dramas ba!ted on No.5 Glowerings. G lower in the additional service, the fi· exercise. lege, and associated with Boston the stories of A. CONAN DOYLE G·s. nandal and technical ability College, testified that the Yankee will return to the air over the to operate such a scation in network had given religious grouP!t NBC-\XIIZ network on Sunday, accordance with the rules and This and That good co-operation. He saiJ: November 11, at 1 P. M. Miss Booth To regulations and that the sta· (Continl/'d from Page I) "Since 1929 I have been RIUIARI> GORDO="', r Jio and cion can exist on the basis of Say Farewell director of the Catholic Truth stage actor \\ ho creat<.:d the role the grant requested. ~ cant," I s3.id. I stick to it. That of SAERLOCK HOLM I'S on the: air, On Thursday. ovember 1, Hour over the network. \'X'e "A sun'ey of the stations so intcllig<:nt, evtn so literary a experienced no difficulty in again will be heard as the Baker from ::'\fJ.dison -