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1947Radio Album wo B S A F F I L I A T E ONIp • • •• w • • 0 1947 RADIO ALBUM AND PROGRAM SCHEDULE We sincerely hope this 600Llet will greatly Ad to your enjoyment of the many excellent local and Columbia Broadcasting System programs which reach your home Jail. through KTSA. • George W. Johnson General Aianaycr REX PREIS ASST. MGR. W • G. EGERTON COMMERCIAL MANAGER CHIEF ENGINEER• OWEN L. JACK JOHNSON SCHLICHEMAIR MERCHANDISING SALES MANAGER pRODUCTi O, ESTON PACE BILL NIETHAMER MANAGER DON EMMICK PAT WHITE GLEN HUNT BLEWETT SMYTHE 6 WS EDITORS BOB HOLLERON BETTY JANE WHUGH CHARLES MACATEE OFFICE SPECIAL EVENTS BOY T R A FFI C DOVIE BURTON CLYDE WENDT GLORIA OIBRIEN OLIVE HUMBLE LUCILLE PETERS VIOLET SHORT BETTY RUTH LINDSEY BILLY WHITAKER MARY JAYNE SPEARS MIRIAM F. W. RUTH ` ERNEST L. BECK MCFARREN /JAMES HOEFAR GALLAGHER ELIZABETH TROUTMAN JOHN MENY S u N DAY DAYTIME 6:00 KTSA Music for Sunday 7:00 KTSA Good News Hour 7:30 KTSA News by Air 7:45 KTSA South San Antonio Baptist 8:00 KTSA Baptist Message 8:30 KTSA Northside Church F MILO BOULTON 8:45 KTSA Calvary Church WE THE PEOPLE 9:00 LSC Chuckwagon Gang 9:15 KTSA Song Silhouettes 9:30 CBS Church of the Air 10:00 CBS Warren Sweeney, News 10:05 CBS Wings Over Jordan 10:30 CBS Salt Lake City Tabernacle Choir 11:00 CBS Invitation to Learning 11:30 CBS Travis Park Church Program 12:00 KTSA Song Scrapbook 12:15 KTSA Symphony Time EVELYN 12:30 KTSA News Highlights in Review THE HOUR 12:45 LSC I Give You Texas OF CHARM 1:00 KTSA Frank Parker 1:15 KSTA Remember When 1:30 CBS Once Upon a Tune 2:00 CBS New York Philhar- monic Symphony 3:30 CBS Hour of Charm CBS Family Hour 4:00 GENE AUTRY 4:30 CBS Hoagy Carmichael 4:45 CBS Wm. L. Shirer, News 5:00 CBS Ozzie and Harriet 5:30 CBS Kate Smith Sings OZZIE NELSON AND HARRIET HILLIARD HOAGY CARMICHAEL SING WILLIAM SHIRER REPORTS THE ADVENTURES X SAM SPADE ARTHUR LAKE AND HOUSE JAMESON PENNY SINGLETON RIME DOCTOR ALFREDO ANTONINI 4AMt THE STRADIVARI -, SUNDAY N IGHT '!nfi1 ORCHESTRFI 6:00 CBS Gene Autry 6:30 CBS Blondie N %LD 7:00 CBS Adventures of Sam EGAR,oE Spade 7:30 CBS Crime Doctor 7:55 CBS Ned Calmer, News 8:00 CBS Hildegarde 8:30 CBS Eddie Bracken Show 9:00 CBS Take It or Leave It 9:30 CBS We, The People 10:00 CBS News 10:15 CBS Report from the UN 10:30 KTSA Report on Sp-wrts 10:45 KTSA Bandstand 11:00 CBS News 11:05 CBS Dance Music 11:30 CBS Dance Music 11:55 CBS News 12:00 Sign Off ARTUR RODZINSKI AND SON N.Y. PHILHARMONIC SYMPHONY your dsrd . - ,I w'ir , „ter THE JOAN DAVIS M ONDAY D AYTIME SHOW A. M . 6:00 KTSA Creek Corner Journal 6:30 KTSA News 6:35 KTSA Creek Corner Church R:45 KTSA Salute to the Dawn 7:00 Remote Trading Post 7:20 KTSA Western Airs 7:25 KTSA Fun At Breakfast 7:30 KTSA News—Pace 7:45 KTSA Good Morning Show 8:00 KTSA Tex Looney 8:30 KTSA News—Pace 8:45 KTSA Time On My Hands 9:00 KTSA Ladies Relax 9:15 LSC Grand Prize Show 9:30 CBS Evelyn Winters 9:45 CBS David Harum 10:00 CBS Arthur Godfrey 10:30 KTSA Tello-Test 10:45 KTSA Feminine Fancies 11:00 CBS Kate Smith Speaks PAUL McGRATH 11:15 KTSA Louise Massey 11:30 CBS Romance of Helen INNER Trent SANCTUM 11:45 CBS Our Gal, Sunday P. M . 12:00 KTSA News—Pace 12:15 LSC Chuckwagon Gang 12:30 LSC Easy Listening 12:45 KTSA Sons of the Pioneers 1:00 KTSA Man on the Street 1:15 KTSA The Four Novelettes 1:30 CBS Time to Remember 1:d5 CBS Rose of My Dreams 2:00 CBS Cinderella, Inc. 2:30 CBS Winner Take All 3:00 CBS House Party 3:25 CBS News 3:30 KTSA Date With Betty JULIE STEVENS 3:45 KTSA Date With A Lad 4:00 KTSA Date With A Lass 4:15 KTSA Date With Novelty 4:30 KTSA Rush Hughes 5:00 KTSA Hometown Editor 5:15 KTSA The Troubadour 5:30 KTSA News Reporter 5:45 KTSA Linger Awhile BILL HENRY 'CBS NEWS BILL LAWRENCE SCREEN .GUILD IAM KEIGHLEY X RADIO ART LINKLETTER HEATRE HOUSE PARTY BILL CULLEN WINNER TAKE ALL MONDAY NIGHT 6:00 CBS Mystery of the Week 6:15 CBS Jack Smith Show 6:30 KTSA Music Box Theater 7:00 CBS Inner Sanctum 7:30 CBS Joan Davis 7:55 CBS News—Bill Henry CBS Radio Theatre VSTERY OF 8:00 9:00 CBS Screen Guild Players CIE WEEK 9:30 CBS Bob Hawk Show 10:00 CBS CBS World News 10:15 CBS Joseph C. Harsch 10:25 CBS Footnote 10:30 KTSA Report on Sports 10:45 KTSA Bandstand 11:00 CBS World News 11:05 CBS Dance Music 11:30 CBS Dance Music 12:00 CBS News 12:05 Sign Off ur dial S 5 0 Ion yo THE WILQ JOAN Lu DAVIS TO M ONDAY D AYTIME SHOW A. M . 6:00 KTSA Creek Corner Journal 6:30 KTSA News 6:35 KTSA Creek Corner Church 6:45 KTSA Salute to the Dawn 7:00 Remote Trading Post 7:20 KTSA Western Airs 7:25 KTSA Fun At Breakfast 7:30 KTSA News—Pace 7:45 KTSA Good Morning Show 8:00 KTSA Tex Looney 8:30 KTSA News—Pace 8:45 KTSA Time On My Hands 9:00 KTSA Ladies Relax 9:15 LSC Grand Prize Show 9:30 CBS Evelyn Winters 9:45 CBS David Harum 10:00 CBS Arthur Godfrey 10:30 KTSA Tello-Test 10:45 KTSA Feminine Fancies 11:00 CBS Kate Smith Speaks 11:15 KTSA Louise Massey 11:30 CBS Romance of Helen Trent 11:45 CBS Our Gal, Sunday P. M . 12:00 KTSA News—Pace 12:15 LSC Chuckwagon Gang 12:30 LSC Easy Listening 12:45 KTSA Sons of the Pioneers 1:00 KTSA Man on the Street 1:15 KTSA The Four Novelettes 1:30 CBS Time to Remember 1:65 CBS Rose of My Dreams 2:00 CBS Cinderella, Inc. 2:30 CBS Winner Take All 3:00 CBS House Party 3:25 CBS News 3:30 KTSA Date With Betty JULIE STEVENS 3:45 KTSA Date With A Lad 4:00 KTSA Date With A Lass MY!; 4:15 KTSA Date With Novelty 4:30 KTSA Rush Hughes Ti;- 5:00 KTSA Hometown Editor 5:15 KTSA The Troubadour 5:30 KTSA News Reporter 5:45 KTSA Linger Awhile BILL HENRY 'CBS NEWS BILL LAWRENCE SCREEN .GUILD ART LI N KLETTER BILL CULLEN WINNER TAKE ALL MONDAY NIGHT 6:00 CBS Mystery of the Week 6:15 CBS Jack Smith Show 6:30 KTSA Music Box Theater 7:00 CBS Inner Sanctum 7:30 CBS Joan Davis 7:55 CBS News—Bill Henry CBS Radio Theatre Y OF 8:00 9:00 CBS Screen Guild Players EEK 9:30 CBS Bob Hawk Show 10:00 CBS CBS World News 10:15 CBS Joseph C. Harsch 10:25 CBS Footnote 10:30 KTSA Report on Sports 10:45 KTSA Bandstand 11:00 CBS World News 11:05 CBS Dance Music 11:30 CBS Dance Music 12:00 CBS News 12:05 Sign Off T UESDAY D AYTIME 4 BOB HANNON A. M . 6:00 KTSA Creek Corner Journal AMERICAN 6:30 KTSA News by Air 6:35 KTSA Creek Corner Church MELODY 6:45 KTSA Salute to the Dawn 7:00 Remote Trading Post HOUR 7:20 KTSA Western Airs 7:25 KTSA Fun At Breakfast 7:30 KTSA News—Pace 7:45 KTSA Good Morning Show 8:00 KTSA Tex Looney 8:30 KTSA News—Pace 8:45 KTSA Time On My Hands 9:00 KTSA Ladies Relax 9:30 CBS Evelyn Winters 9:45 CBS David Harum T HE 10:00 CBS Arthur Godfrey 10:30 KTSA Tello-Test ARTHUR 10:45 KTSA Feminine Fancies GODFREY 11:00 CBS Kate Smith Speaks 11:15 KTSA Dari-Ann SHOW 11:30 CBS Romance of Helen Trent 11:45 CBS Our Gal, Sunday P. M . 12:00 KTSA News—Pace 12:15 LSC Chuckwagon Gang 12:30 LSC Organaires 12:45 KTSA Sons of the Pioneers 1:00 KTSA Man on the Street 1:15 KTSA Music by Morin 1:30 CBS Time to Remember 1:45 CBS Rose of My Dreams 2:00 CBS Cinderella, Inc. ED PAU LEY 2:30 CBS Winner Take All 3:00 CBS House Party BIG TOWN 3:25 CBS News 3:30 KTSA Date With Betty 3:45 KTSA Date With A Lad 4:00 KTSA Date With A Lass 4:15 KTSA Date With Novelty 4:30 KTSA Rush Hughes 5:00 KTSA Hometown Editor 5:15 KTSA The Troubadour 5:30 KTSA News Reporter 5:45 KTSA Linger Awhile THE MEL BLANC SHOW BETTY BURNS I WOMANS EDITOR HOLLYWOOD PLAYERS T UESDAY P11r,HT N HOLLENBECK 6:00 CBS Mystery of the Week NEWS I G:15 CBS Jack Smith Show 6:30 CBS American Melody ATURE Hour 7:00 CBS Big Town 7:30 CBS Mel Blanc Show 7:55 CBS News—Bill Henry 8:00 CBS Vox Pop 8:30 CBS Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts 9:00 CBS CBS Presents 9:30 KTSA Keeping Up With Wigglesworths 9:45 KTSA Here's To Vets 10:00 CBS CBS World News 10:15 CBS Joseph C.
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