Volume 1, No. 50 WEEK ENDING MAY 5, 1932 Price 5c

They . Are Cace in WI., Murder Triai Pons, Gigli and Rudy and Irene in Person at WSAI Schurnann-Heink Starred on eisiu

Beniamino Gigli, Lily Pons, Mine. Schumann-Heink and John Charles Thomas are among the 12 concert and operatic artists who will present a Musicians Emergency Aid one -hour program Sunday (\ fay 11 at 4 p. m. over \\SAC (NBC -M 1:_1F ). This is it place of the regular Gen- eral Electric Circle program. Walter Danu-osch will he master of cere- monies and will lead the National Symphony Orchestra. Other participants are George Ce-

hanova.y-, baritone ; Aida Douinelli, soprano; Giovanni Martinelli. tenor;

Grace Moore, soprano : Carmela Pon - selle, mezzo soprano; Gladys Swar- thout, soprano; Theodore Webb, bari- tone, and Reinald Werraurath, bari- tone. PRINCE ON AIR Prince George will be the third member of the English Royal family to be heard in the United States and Rudy Vallee and Irene Bordoni Canada when an ach'ess at the annual dinner of the Royal Academy- in Lou- Rudy Vallee and Irene Bordoni will appear in person at WSAI don is broadcast through the Co- in Cincinnati Thursday (May 5) at 7 p. m. for the Fleischmann -Pho'ograpiu uy A« c man l nuirc an,«h,'s, (inchinati lumbia network from 2:19 il p. to is Saturday (April 30 1. Hour over NBC-WEAF. They will be here because Rudy trav- (1) Mrs. William Heald; (2) Mrs. Sophia Flamant; (3) Mrs. William is at Brady; (4) William Ramsey; (5) Reginald Barnard. eling with George White's "Scandals" and that show playing O. HENRY ON AIR the Taft Theater this week. Irene, Fleischmann Hour guest - Vivienne's fate is in your hands. You and other WLW listen- artist, is making each city on the "Scandals" route. ers are of the jury (and potential prize -winners) in "The Trial O. IIears's famous short stories Vivienne Ware," WLW's first radio murder case, now being broad- will be dramatized on the air each KAY STARS One of the Roses cast each Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 10 p. m. Edmund Wednesday at 8 p. in.. beginning May D. Coblentz, New York newspaperman, is said to have conceived 4th, over \V -LW (NBC -WIZ) by G, A new weekly- series of broadcasts Washington Coffee. of of the idea for a radio murder trial upon reading a Copenhagen cable producers dedicated to the ballads yesteryear, Sherlock Holmes and Rudyard and starring Ray- Donna, 18 -year -old telling of the broadcast of a real murder hearing. The above ling radio dramas. "Mammon and contralto is heard over VV -SAI (NBC- photos show persons cast in the WLW case. The sponsor, Stand- the Archer" will be first. Meanwhile, \V-E:AF) on Monday at 9:30 p. nt. ard Oil Company of Ohio, will award prizes for the best verdicts Sherlock I-Ielines adventures will con- The program is "Do Yott Remem- by listeners. tinue each Thursday at 8:1I0 ber and originates at WTAM over MSM (NBC-WFAE). ( Cleveland i. Posue's Birthday Party To Recall Fis the Old Maestro Himself -.In Person Cincinnati of Old "The nest number will be 'Of Thee (1) Those who take it seriously. "Johnny- IIorgan at the Sinton-St. I Sing.' This is a $g song. but we're (2) Those who continue to wear Nicholas . . . Gus Armheim at the giving it away tonight." the same hat-size and all. Plaza . . . Pat I-Iarrington at \VLM' Cincinnati history from Civil \Var on Thus Ben Bernie told his world Ben Bernie is wearing the same Pat played in the Bernie band days to 19:12 will he traced in the H. the Leviathan last summer." & S. Pogue Company's 69th anniver- over his Blue Ribbon .Malt airsvay hat. He's glad to see you and will sary special one -hour program begin- last Tuesday in St. Louis. spend preciou minutc-5 with you. while Ben's Klee for horses a myth? he could be selling Blue Ribbon Malt. ning at lU p. m. Sunday (May 1) Saturday, on his arrival in Cincin- "Quite the contrary-. My son, Jason, over '«REO. With that will be nati for a week's stand at the RKO The Bernie-[f'inrhell "feud"? now at Culver, is one of the few ahead twinned the history of the Pogue Albee. Ben showed us the following "No seriousness there," says Ben. of horses in my affection." stores since Henry and Samuel follow-up postal card from a feminine ''M'e are great friends. I'm terribly ?V-cw contract? Pogue established their business on fan in Oskaloosa, Kansas: sorry about Walter's illness and am LOUISE GROODY the banks of the Ohio River. Music "Well, I've had several other flat- a little hesitant about `kidding' him tering of today and yesterday will be heard. "Been Berni, just now. But every- offers. But the Blue Ribbon certain that Malt folks are wonderful Robert W. Pogue, president of the ".Blue Ribbon _halt, one knows it's in jest." to me We'll company, will speak. probably renew the contract when it Louise Groody, petite star of (Then Ben read aloud a letter from Howard Hafford, VWKRC musical "St. Louis. expires this summer and for a similar "No, No, Nanette," is the latest a feminine admirer who offered ,to director, will lead the special orches- "Dear Sir: frequency." of legitimate stage figures to tra. "punch Winchell in the eye any titre "I1'e heard your program last night. for you, Ben.") Where fioni- Cincinnati? turn to radio. She will sing the role of "Marcheta" in "Accused Yon said 'you were going to give away Diversion while in Cincinnati? "To the Palace at Chicago : then a the song. `Of Thee I Sing.' 1 would "Golf at Maketewah with three of week's rest; then Cleveland, Boston, of Witchcraft" over WKRC NEW BOY ON AIR like to have the song." the boys in the band ... stiff four- Washington, and then to the Palace (CBS) Sunday (May 1) at 5:30 That's how it goes in die radio some." at New fork." p. m. This is the second episode "Hep Tolliver," new juvenile drama business. (The band will soon celebrate its And fnallt°-Iris choice-radio or in "Roses and Drums," playlets in the manner of Booth Tarkington's tenth anniversary; half of the The postal card was one of 300 mes- "boys"'stage? "Penrod and Sam," will be heard teere with Ben at the very start.) built about the American home each Saturday at 5 p. sages awaiting Ben on his arrival at "\V -ell, the stage was my first love, m., beginning Friends in Cincinnati? s ,d sponsored by the Union Cen- April ,0 over an NBC -WIZ chain. the Albee and the Hotel Sinton-St. you know-. But there's a nervousness tral Life Insurance Company. Nicholas. He tells you frankly that or perspiration accompanying a stage the letters are what make it all worth performance that is absent from the Louise has also sparkled in "Hit while - his guide, philosopher and WITH THE REDS ON microphone." the Deck," "Good Morning, friend. He averages 1,000 to 1,500 Dearie" and "Night Boat." Her letters daily and three secretaries han- AIR VIA WFBE The radio gets his first vote-and In This Issue hoes you're listening. current show is 4, A Church dle the mail. t9 WFBE will broadcast Cincinnati ill Mouse. "I read all the knocks," says Ben. Reds' games as follows: a Monday (May 2), 4:15 p, m., a: t SKIPPY If you're gentleman, he'll receive St. Louis. you informally, as in b. y. d.'s. Not Tuesday (M ay 3), 4:15 p, m., ., PENN RELAYS all the returns are in, but off -hand St. Louis. ON AIR FANNIE HURST NEXT WINCHELL Wednesday (May 4), 4:15 p, m., Cin- we'd say- they (the b. v. d.'s, not the cinnati at St. Louis. are a returns) pink, with yearning Thursday (May 5), 2:45 p. m., Cii"- e Ted Musing will describe for red. cinnati-Boston, here. the Penn Fannie Hurst, author, will be in- BOB NEWHALL é T Friday (May 6), 2:45 n. rn Cin in- Relays Friday (April 29) from 2 un- terviewed Wednesday (May 4) over M'e have two classifications for . Hatt -Bo, ton, here. til 2:15 and from :1:30 until 4:ï5 \\ hRC (CBS) by Allie Lowe Miles those who go suddenly to ;sore p. In. over Columbia. in "The Bath Club" at 7 p.m. RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING MAY 5, 1932 Eastern Standard Time Weekly RADIO DIAI. Ann Howe! Entered as second-class matter July 29, 1931, at the post office at Cincinnati. Ohio, « PROGRAM JOTTINGS p under the Act of Ma ch 3, 1879. of ,she Week's Programs on Published every Friday by the Radio Dial Publishing Co.. Choke 22 East 12th St.. Cincinnati, Ohio. Contents copyrighted. Local and Out -of -Town Stations Six Months for $1. Single Cosies 5 cents RADIO DIAL brings you Iatest available programs and news of your favorite stations and artists. All programs listed are correct up to press -time, but are, of course, subject to Friday, April 29 Shilkret's orchestra in the "Music later changes by networks and local stations. That Satisfies" program over With a waltz, a rumba, anti a se- WKRC (CBS) at 9:30 p. m. lection of other numbers in varied a 'o No. 50 Vol. I WEEK ENDING MAY 5, 1932 tempo and rhythm, Leo Reisman President Nicholas Murray Butler will show his versatility as inter- of Columbia University and George preter of popular music on the W. Wickersham will talk at 10 p.nl. NOW IT'S THE ENTERTAINMENT Pond's program at 8:30 p. n1. over over Columbia in a program analyz- WCKY (NBC-WEAF). ing the Wickersham report. John H. INDUSTRY * * Finley, associate editor of The New Saturday, April 30 York Times, will preside. The recent election of M. H. Aylesworth, president of NBC, as presi- ednt also of RKO is something more significant than another of those What happens to a young man's Wednesday, May 4 interlocking management tricks with which one big business bewilders heart in Spring? Orestes 1-I. Cald- the "man in the street." It ;s frank and conclusive evidence of the well, editor and former Federal Ra- Robert .,. Ripley will open a new David -and -Jonathan bond that now binds radio to the theater, dio Commissioner, will tell the "Believe It Or Not" series at 6:15 'Twas not ever thus. world at 5:10 p. m. over NBC-.WJZ n. n1. on the Esso program, to be via electronic tubes in \\ esting- heard each Wedr^sday and Friday Readers whose enlistment in the loudspeaker army dates back to the house cardiograph ..pplied to the night at that hour over NBC-WJZ. "good old days" can remember a time when any vaudeville or movie star heart of the man now being chosen He is home from a tri: through the who appeared on a broadcasting program did so at the imminent risk of by NBC girls as NBC's most hand- South Seas and Orient. forfeiting his theatrical contract. Then the theater looked upon radio as some announcer. Caldwell has * its "hated enemy." But everything is different now. shown he can broadcast electric Irvin S. Cobb and Grantland Rice The old feud has b -en fading ;or several years. Radio stars have currents engenderer by moving will discuss Kentucky Derbies and been headlining theater bills and theatrical headliners starring in air muscles. This time he will broad- other horse races at 9 p.111. over shows with increasing frequency. RKO was organized by the same in- cast current resulting from thought WSAI (NBC-WE:.F) on the Coca- terest., which own NBC. And now with Mr. Aylesworth serving as presi- of movement. Cola program. dent of both, the one-time bitter rivals come under unified command. * 'i * * Victor Herbert operettas --"Made- It is all part of an unfolding pattern, not so much as disturbed by Sunday, May 1 Paramount-Publix's sale, a short time ago, of its half -interest in Colum- moiselle Modiste" and "Lileens"- bia. CBS and various theatrical groups also co-operate cordially. Murray Horton and his dance will be presented in miniature at 10 band, "Sisters Three" and Jack Cur- p. in. over WLW in the "Curtain In short, there is no longer a broadcasting industry äs opposed to a in half -hoar. theatrical industry. There is an entertainment industry, with closely ren will harmonize the Crosley Calls" affiliated broadcasting and theatrical branches. Roamios over WLW at 5:30 p. m. The program includes "Mv Wom- c That, of course, is as it should be. The two have enough in common an," "Candles in the Sky," "Sing A College of Mus to make the union logical. Still, every happy marriage demands a pretty New Song" and an original or- Moves to 2 P.M. even score on the matter of give and take. And thus far there is reason chestral arrangement of "Dinah." for the uspicion that radio has been giving more than it has been re- ELSIE HITZ Sundays on WLW ceiving. The Four'Eton Bays will sing on Frankly, the chief harm of broadcasting for the theater seems to be -Reacts Radio Gaieties with The latest love of Elsie is Joe the Ever The time for the College of Music its usefulness as a "build-up" medium. Numerous vaudeville and film hits Belle Baker and Jack Danny's or- faculty recital broadcast from WLW could he mentioned whose box-office success can be traced directly- Palooka, amiable boob of the chestra Sunday (i-pril 24) at S p. in. every other Sunday has been changed, and sometimes solely-to the fact that they were first loudspeaker prize ring and comic skit hero, over WKRC (CBS). Their num- May 1, from 12:45 noon to Music" and beginning favorites. On the other hand, comparatively few stage or screen stars now heard each Tuesday and bers will be "Mean 3 p. m. On May 1, Fenton Pugh, have twinkled so brilliantly before the microphone. "Ding Dong Daddy from Duma." Thursday at 5:45 p. m. over tenor, a n d Dorothy Stolzeubach Granted, this may be due merely to shortcomings of technique. But Jack will present "You Can Malee Payne and Herbert Newman, duo - the point is that the radio -theater wedding can scarcely be happy if radio WKRC (CBS) for the H. J. My Life a Bed of Roses," "Gosh pianists, will be presented. continues to be principally an advertiser of its partner. That is neither Heinz Company. She is cast as Darn," "Paradise" (from "A Wom- fair play nor good business. For its own sake, the theater should see Ann Howe, daughter of Heerz an Commands") and "Sun's In My Heart." Fawor.$es On that its contribution to radio more nearly pays its debt to the microphone. Howe, wealthy cheese -maker. Ofd Count Felix von Luckner, "The the Crosiey Choir Sea Devil," will return to the ether Damrosch to End at 8:15 p. in. for the first of a series Hour for Sunday Season with 17 on the Bayuk Stag Party program "fiere it is! My first" over WLW (NBC-WJZ). Favorite old melodies w;11 be heard Numbers Friday * * * over WLW Sunday (May 1) at 5 "I believe I owe a great deal Monday, May 2 p. m. in the Crosley Choir broadcast. to the Newspaper Institute, for Walter Damrosch will direct the Mary Steele, Helen Marie Anderson, Upton Close, internationally fa- Louis John Johnen, Franklin Bens, without the training you so con- season's last NBC Music Apprecia- and tion program Friday (April 29) at mous author, lecturer, reporter Wilson Lang and Dean Yocum will scientiously equipped me with I historian, will be guest -speaker on Clauve 10 a. m. over \V-SAI (NBC-WEAF). be the artists, with Grace would not now be able to say: the National Student Federation Raine, WLW vocal director, conduc- The 17 numbers were adapted by (CBS) at 'Here it is-the first one.' I am Damrosch himself to familiarize sing- program over WKRC ting. 3:30 p. in. "Che investigating officer mailing you, today, a copy of my ers with orchestral masterpieces. for the United States in Shantung first novel, `Hungry Hollow,' First the orchestra will play the the invasion of Pau' Rebason and the 16 will during Japanese themes and then Singers 1916-1919 and one of this country's published by Dorrance 6 Com- repeat the choral versions. Th¢'ma Kessler pany, of Philadelphia." leading authorities on conditions in the Far East, Close will speak on Open Kode!: Hour Dr. Benjamin B. Mimes, "What Lies Beyond in the Orient." Feur Nations loin * * * 2620 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y. Paul Robeson, concert baritone for University's George Burns ant: Grac'e Allen and stage star, will be guest -singer will continue their comedy, with on the first 1932 Kodak Week-end B rthday Party Guy Lombardo's Royal Canadians Nat Shilkret the Hour, opening under providing the tempos, when Friday (April 29) at 8 p. in. over Panatela Program is How do you know Berlin, London, Paris and- New Robert Burns WKRC (CBS). (CBS) at Yoric will be heard over WSAI presented over WKRC Robeson will appear with Shil- 9 p. m. This will be Lombardo's kret's novelty orchestra, male quar- (NBC-A\'EAF) Sunday (May 1) at from New Yorle 11:30 a. in. in a program celebrating last broadcast tet and Thelma Kessler, soprano. He you can't write? prior to a three -months tour of the the seventh anniversary of the He- will sing "Water Boy," "Scandal- East and Middle West during which My Name" and "River, Stay breW University at Jerusalem and en- music will originate at va- izin' Have you ever tried?,., corrected and constructively criticized. titled "The Cultural Awakening of time the Away from My Door." the A group of men with 182 years of rious points. Have you ever attempted even the Near East." * * * With the ensemble he will feature least bit of training, under competent newspaper experience behind them are program includes: New Yorlc, in "Without A Song" and other num- responsible for this instruction. The guidance? Under Dr. A. W. Rosenbach and Felix Tuesday, May 3 bers front "Great Day." The male such sympathetic guidance, you will S. Or have you been sitting back, as talks ; quartet consists of Jack Parker, Will- find that (instead of vainly trying to M. Warburg, Armand Tangee Music:- Dreams on WLW it is so easy to do, waiting for the Tolcatyan of Metropolitan Opera. ard Amison, Vernon Jacobsen and at 8 p. m. will include "There's Ro- day to come some time when you will copy some one else's writing tricks) London, Samuel, British James Stanley. you are rapidly developing your Sir Herbert mance in the Air," "Hello, Sweet- awaken, all of a sudden, to the dis- own on "The Bridge Be- distinctive, self -flavored style under- Home Secretary, heart, Hell.o," "Night" and "My covery, "I am a writer.'? tween East and West," and James A. going an experience that has a thrill Lips Want Kisses." Ely Culbertson does most of his If the latter course is the one of de Rothschild on "The Practical 's in rarely dresses be- your choosing, you probably neuer will to it and which at the same time de- work bed. He Fruits of Idealism." Berlin, Dr. Os- fore 4 p. ni. He never writes a letter tente. Lawyers must be law clerks. velops in you the power to make your Down Alex Gray will sin; the Creole feelings articulate. car Wasserman, on "Breaking Me and he can reach his party by phone- Engineers must be draftsmen. We all Thomas Mann, a serenade, "Love Tonight," -if Many people who should he writing be- Barriers," and Dr. Rita," accompanied by Nat even unto London. know that, in our times, the egg does come a,,c-struck by fabulous stories about 1929 Nobel Prize winner, on "The "Rio come before the chicken. millionaire authors and therefore give little Renaissance of Intellectual Life in the It is seldom that anyone becomes a thought to the $25, $50 and $100 or more Near East." Paris. Israel Levi, Grand has been that cap often be earned for material that Here is the Key t® the Out -of -Town writer until he (or she) takes little time to write-stories, articles Rabbi, on "The Birthplace of World writing for some time. 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youthful pride in New Lexington. but " e didn't go to Florida; it and A9 A little girl and her brother came seems lie loaned it to a WLZV aritst Calvin around to the stage door to talk to who paid hint back in installments. us while we were waiting to go on. Of fanions public men who conte to "Aren't you --oing to the show?" Signs of the depression: Ben the microphone, Ward Wilson credits we asked. "No," they replied. "We Bernie's three saxaphone players all Calvin Coolidge with the clearest haven't got the money." We were reading off a single sheet of music. enunciation and Al Smith with the Wise in our stage clothes. Our money Heh, heb , . , Albee seem' you, most dramatic delivery. was back in our hotel rooms. "Tell Ben. you That we'll do," we said. "You JIM AND WALT. and be back here at five o'clock when we come down for our second Tune in , . . show; we'll give you each a quarter VOICE FROM SOUTH and you can see the show." The Otherwise little girl quickly replied: "No, Dixie Lee-a voice from the South Baseball Scores thank you. You need your money -blends the two arts into a style of as much as anybody." And that singing- that is all her own, and the WKRC By was that. listeners of WCKY have taken Dixie her right to their hearts. r., BOB NEWHALL and singing 6:15 P. M. Across front the WEW studios "Just a Voice on the Air" is the iden- =ÿ , Daily excepting are a couple of enterprising young tifying song that introduces this petite Tuesdays fellows named Art and Willie. They songbird several nights weekly. Edith and Thursdays of run a parking lot, keep cars shined Casagrande matches the beauties 9:45 P M. up at so much a week, and generally Dixie's songs with her clever piano tr manage quite a sum interpretations and accompaniments. .á..!'7 Sponsored he the to make tidy 1150 TOP MALT front Crosley people. Art took a 1 CO., Manufactur- vacation in Florida last season. "On ers of the famous Gehrig vf, Ruh ten dollars," he'll proudly tell von. Sheer Extravagance? quality_ (A Prophecy With the Usual Apology) And the adventures he liad! "Once," said Art, "I went swimming in a 'Welcome Lewis pays $20 a pair for A bunch of the boys were batting them out, lagoon with all my clothes on." stockings for dress and evening wear. RED TOP In the Yankee Park one day, "Why did you do that?" we asked. They are woven to order. For gar- And the whist -ling drives 'gainst the distant walls "Well, I _'dn't mean to," he ex- dening by day at her Yonkers (N. Y.) MALT Were pounding a rag -time lay; plained. home, this tiny star wears small boys' In an old sweat-shirt that was stiff with dirt, Willie had ten dollars once, too, stockings. L Said the Babe, "I'll ride a few," And watching his luck from the dugout near, Was the laddy that's known as Lou. Then the months rolled by as they ever do, And two bats flashed in the park NA Of each rooting town; then the season's end, More And a king lay stiff and stark. Crashed on his head and pumped full of lead, Was the Babe we all once knew, And the one who had filched his four -base poke, Was the laddy that's known as Lou! * * * * * Shaving: Ma Stribling's influence over Willie the Clutch nias' be most beneficial but it occurs to rim that Willie's back -pedaling in the ring niay b:. due not so much to the fact that he's tied to her apron -string but that said string is of rubber t * * * * a No Razors! Despite the depression and the outcry against football over -emphasis, it appears that star coaches can still be temperamental and fussy about what jobs to finally accept. Which leads me into the following misde- No Cuts! meanor, being just bursting with song these spring days: EXPECTATION! "Oh football coach, in hours of ease Uncertain, coy and hard to please; When jobless days do rend your brow, No Soap! No Wait. You do not act as you do now!" 2. APPLICATION! * * * * * ing at Barbers! And Pepper Martin, being a leap -year baby born on February 29th. is now but seven years of age, which may be the reason fellow travelers, ob- i What a Shin. serving Pepper in dining -cars, wonder why the steward doesn't furnish the beard is off him with a high -chair and a bib! * 2and without Smooth And Cool * * * * using a Great minds would run in the same channel if it were not for the 3 razor decimal point. For, where Jack Dempsey's exhibition tour netted him 3. REALIZATION! a quarter of a million, Max Schmeling's has brought in a quarter of a dollar! . * * a * * Red Lucas declares lie doesn't know whether somebody stole his Sensational Discovery missing skid -chains or his wife cut them up for costume Jewelry! * * * * * When Jack Dempsey cancelled his Youngstown bout on account of Now Makes Shaving With A Razor Unnecessary! the flu, it was the first time he ever disappointed anybody. Except, maybe, Estelle Taylor! Who knows! * * * * * Not a harsh chemical that -camera Think of it-the quickest It is rumored that the new ideas making the slow-motion movie hair. But a even slower were obtained from watching Eppa Rixev trying to beat out and slickest, closest and SHAVIX eats off the an infield hit and a study of the 1981 Princeton football team in action! smoothest "shave" you ever gentle- compound that * * * * * had-without using a razor! The FACIAL Depilatory makes the beard so brittle that if Ralph Kress will Manager Bill Killifer, of the Browns, says A face so smooth you never it "breaks" off. Men with only observe the training rules, he'll have a big year. In other words, The only hair remover ap- very tender skins now act- Bill wants Ralph to be a water-kress. knew you had such soft * * * a * skin! And instead of shav- plied swiftly and easily with a ually enjoy their morning Misery loves Company, let me remark that times are even harder in ing every day you need ap- brush! Especially good for glorification (which, by the England. They cut down the distance of the Oxford -Cambridge boat - ply this delightful new dis- tough beards! No rash-no itch way, may now be performed race a quarter of a mile! at night, * * * * * covery only every other -no pimples. Just Iay it on and because the beard Yours for Mail -Pouch and until next week, So-o-olong! day. Some use it less barely grows overnight). take it off ! $1.00 package lasts BOB NEWHALL. often! It "breaks" the In contrast with razor-shav- whiskers off slightly below from one to two months. iing. SHAVIX greatly slows in flower of taken by a car still the the skin while a razor cuts NOTHING ELSE TO BUY up the growth of the beard youth. If you wake un some morn- and makes it much lighter, ing to see a mass of black, red and them off above the surface. chromium wrapped around your You just cannot believe it Millions Sold In thinner and softer. corner lamppost you'll know Jim till you try it for yourself. and Walt were there last night. U.S. And Abroad Blayne Richards came forth with Approved in daily shaving tests over long periods under supervision of a physician. It is the a gag for the column. Sez Blayne: only genuine product approved by Ph. D. H. H. S. of a leading U. S. University and endorsed by "There's one thing, anyway, you of U. S. and abroad. Perfectly harmless. BEWARE OF can be sure of these days: `Poster- well known Laboratories and authorities ity' is just around the corner." IMITATIONS. Silver medal award. * * * We were playing the Sherman Theater in Chillicothe. The letter with this new and gentle depilatory which may be used "S" was missing in the "S -H -E -R- on face limbs with great speed and complete freedom M -A -N" sign. For a while we or Hello Folkses . thought we were Stoopnagle and from pain or stench. Budd, playing a theater named WOMEN "Shavix" leaves your skin and complexion soft and "Sally" is no more. She devel- Herman. smooth like a baby's. It performs the swiftest removal oped hardening of the arteries and To o you have ever known. Just think of it, men use it with- was on the verge of a nervous We ran across a fine example of breakdown so we sent her to tige A1tE out a razor to take off their tough, stiff whiskers. old lathes' hoirie. Iler place is The latest fashion demands your legs, arms and armpits DELIGHTED smooth and white. Hair on these parts of your body are considered ugly and superfluous. A $1 package is 4 times MONEY larger than most others, Boys: Sell RADIO DIAL INTERNATIONAL TRADE SERVICE, A little of your time and effort will AGENTS 1l West 42nd Street, New York, N. Y., Dept. 862 pay good profits. Here's an easy way to have an income of your own. ASK FOR Please send a large box of "SHAVIX" and a special fibre brush free. the kind I enclose $1 (or will pay $1.20 on delivery). "SHAVIX" is fully Show them of salesman guaranteed, you are. SPECIAL J. Louis Motz News Co. OFFER. Name ¡ SSIDf 918 E. Court St., Cincinnati, Ohio CR EDAA Phone CHerry 3205 vPage 12 Huge Profits Address 4 RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING MAY 5, 1932 Eastern Standard Time

for the good of the Station and Co- passed from a life of remote con- lumbia Broadcasting System. trols and continuity tongue trippers into the realm of Traffic Manager, ihC What a time the assistant man- where he has nothing to worry WALTER INCTrIELL- ud Scics ager has trying to keep up with such about except to see that Columbia's a manager. William Osborn ("Oz") Schedule doesn't crush the life out on BROA AY is like a short man at the circus try- of local programs his dreams at WKRC ing to look over the shoulders of a are filled with clock faces, and min- ; tall man in front of him. The circus ute, second and hour hands chasing THIS TOWN OF OURS idea is a good one; the job is a ring- around at a pace that was never Bennett E. S. l'irttendorf, known to le- master's job . so many things drea'-sed of by Gruen. Joan and Gene Markey, whose marriage pact is only a few weeks old, are already at the First Barrier.... Louis Calhern and Julia g -lc-1i: as "Mitty" . . . the man can go wrong. "Oz" has a reputa- * * * Hoyt will soon have Something To Say.... c. ho made VKRC . . . and seven tion as a "grouch," but in reality And the neck -romance of Emil (Wall St.) Roth and Sydell Bloom- ye..rs its manager . . now is quite a cheerful person Howard of My Delight" "Moon field, heiress to the $9,000,000 chapeau fortune, may reach a June altar.... President of Inc., and still would give anything for eight Hafford . . . radio voice of WKRC, first Count Luddy Salm, Millicent Roger's X, ran $6 up to $93,000 at the Cannes very much .n 're saddle . . . as hours' sleep. Cincinnati . . . now Musical Di- x * Casino last Wed. and ran it down to 60 cents the following night.... mcna erizl is rector . shares 50-50 tie chair jokingly and And let that be a lesson! The 24 -hour bodyguard that trails Barbara c :fled. Knows all there is to know Lucretia Freudenberg ("Luke"), with "Oz"thc ..tle of "Fuss Budget" secretary to "Mitty" and Hutton, of the Woolworth millions, has has been increased by another a out radio . . a tireless worker in charge of all studio pro- husky, two of the armed -corps following her limousine in a bullet-proof watchdog of the treasury grams at WKRC . Princip likes flowers and embraces any ex- sedan.... The Russ Colombo -Dorothy ("Follies") Dell sweet -words, which difficulty: won't go home were interrupted by NBC exces. a few mos. ago, were resumed at the cuse to buy some . . . such as also likes flowers . . . still year the general manager's seventh anni- C. P. Casino premiere....Because of the favorable treatment of the pres- ing for that "Old Fashioned Ga ent Red regime in his new vol., "The Hist. of the Russion Rev.", Leon versary with . . and WKRC den" . is plotted by kside to Z. X. Z.: "MODEL" collects the :Honey for them, too. Trotzky's return from exile being Stalin Likes her off * * Police Coin. Mulrooney has that interesting letter of yours-so, little boy, Saturday afternoon ... better keep your nose clean. and spends a great deal of time with Tommy Mack . . . a newcomer * * * * * ROMANCES bank books, check books and other to WKRC's announcing staff, lives D. A. who handled the 5 -gun Crow- financial paraphernalia. at the Hotel Alms s he spends all Elvin N. Edwards, of Nassau Co., * for Gov- hi time under one roof a ley and the Starr Faithful cases, is planning a secret campaign ernorship on the Rep. billet . . . Rosa Ponselle is seeking a ghost to Ray Lawwill . , formerly the Greek Key man from Ann Arbor, if you write her "inside" on the opera racket, which will score you, me and "demon announcer" . . . has with a Philadelphia accent, down Tune In know what we mean. A disciple of them . . . Gustave Tenggren. the play-boy painter, turned a to the South Seas . . The 1st Kenneth Rober' -. You will recog- $25,000 syndicate offer last wk trip "IF 'T'S `CLEVER DICK' female pilot uncle: 21 to get a com. license will be Peggy Haynes, the IT'S THE BEST" nize Tommy by his smile that won't WKRC come off. Philly deb. . . . There'll be S. R. O. at Municipal Court Tues. when * * * Lynn Fontanne appears in her fur dispute . . . After all these years, Clara Kimball Young will return to the stage for a farewell bow in 1 2: 1 5 NOON Frank Dieringer . . . the man Nov. . Lois (Bway Virgin) Bull is seriously ailing . Terry "If you must behind the guns . you seldom Jackson, the real estate heir, who is singing the blues for Jean Murray, Every Week Day clean: then hear of him, but when you tune in now blissfully cruising the Meditterranean, will assuage his love pains WKRC you may be sure Frank is with a law course at Oxford. . . . Irene Schoelkopf Carmen's income use "Clever the reason you get it on your set so is down to a mere 30 or 40 G's a yr, poor thing! . . . James Cagney will Dick." clearly and distinctly . . mas- learn here that Warners have already signed Lee ("Broadway") Tracy ter of all the gadgets . and for the emotion -version of `Blessed Event" . And the whispers hear the goes to the University of Cincinnati would have you believe that Heywood Broun's hairs are not really the during his spare time . . . in hue they appear to the naked eye. "Little Miss Clever Dick" order to Lear- even more IMMORTAL MUSIC TUNE IN to WKRC the kind of man who is so busy his that cartoon called, "It's a grand Mondays a 6,05 P. M. - Fridays at 6:40 P. M. wife complains she never sees and glorious feeling." This program is presented to you * and Love Songs of the World with the compliments of him . . . many wives envy her. latest C r o s 1 e y CLEVER DICK PRODUCTS CO. DoQdeQGkeC Installed the MODEL LAUNDRY CO. 1448 Walnut St., Cincinnati Roamio in the family wreck and Manufacturers of Tune in on the while cruising the byways last "The Cleaner that Cleans Everything" night, heard our old friends, Andy Dïibblcs Mansfield and Virginia Lee, from Worthmore some station west of the Mississip- pi. I forget the call letters but Andy was doing one of his famous Twins By pianologues concerning the burning The Cros!ey of Rome and the roasting of sliced "Soup" & "Chili" SIDNEY TENEYCK curtains rods. It ended with the fire department setting fire to the vil- --2 O Hear the songs and piano selections lage water pump and everyone was CA LER of this popular duo, who bring you As I write t. 's little bit of nothing happy again. daily greetings from the Phil J. in particul_.r my heart leapeth and EIGHT TUBE Hock £.4 Co., makers of Cincinnati's boundeth with that essence of joy You know, I suppose, that Brad- largest selling brand of Turtle Soup ley is the proud father of SUPERHETERODYNE known only to the potentates of Kincaid and Chili- ancient Egypt when a new species twin girls and a husky baby boy. PUSH-PULL WORTHMORE of caviar liad been found growing That makes three altogether and in in copious abundance in the family a moment of weakness I asked him PENTODE OUTPUT when he was going to purchase an- WKRC gardens. Perhaps that sounds just DYNAMIC SPEAKER a bit incoherent ' ut I'm going home other baby boy to even matters up. 4:30 P. M. Daily. He informed me that he had read TONE CONTROL Sunday, 12:43-1:00 P. M. tomorrow for a week's visit and the best part c f it is my esteemed par- a compilation of reliable statistics WCKY ents, .Turtleback .and .Tuliptime stating that every fourth chid born Wed. and Fri., 5:30 P. M.-6:00 P. M. TenEyck, kn -w nothing of their in the word was a Chinese. He's Sunday, 2:00 P. M.-2:30 P. M. fair-haired boy's coming. What is taking no chances, he said. t * r $59.75 Talk about conveniences in the COMPLETE WITH TUBES modern broadcasting station. The Price subject to change. Any WLZY visitor's lounge is even Federal or state taxes which may Know ALL the equipped with an electric refrig- be levied must be added to this erator. (One of Croslcy's Own prig. placed there on display.) Tonight I caught Joe Ries snatching a chick- Stations with en and five tomatoes from its spa, cious shelves and wending his way 9 homeward with them, fresh as a pansy'in the morning dew. 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WSAI (225m.-1330 kc.) WFBE (250m.-1200 kc.) WKRC (545m.-550 kc.) WCKY(202m.-1490kc.) WLW (428m.-700 kc.) 8:00 A. M.-Gene and Glenn (NBC) 7:00 A. M.-Break of Day 6:45 A. M.-God's Bible School-Sunrise 7:00 A. M.-Kapua's Native Hawaiians 6:30 A. M.-Top o' the Morning 8:15-Popular Musicale Worship 7:00-Morning Exercises 7:15-Musical Clock 7:15-Morning Devotions (NBC) 8:45-Layne Mountaineer Fiddlers 7:45-Churngold-The Breakfast Club 7:15-Morning Devotions 9:00-Morning Dance Concert 8:30-Birthday Greetings 8 :00-Raysol-Old Time Singing 7:30-Cheerio (NBC) 8:15-Gladys Catron, organist 7:30-The Round Table 9:30-Newman Program (NBC) 8:00-Eureka Weather Forecast 9:45-Betty Crocker (NBC) 8:45-Morning Concert 8:30-Pyol Program 8:30-Beautiful Thoughts (NBC) 10:00-Music Appreciation Hour 8:45-Cudahy Co.-The Old Dutch Girl 8:01-Morning Eyeopeners (NEC) Daily Thought 8:45-The Early Burdettes-Exercises 11:00-General Electric Circle (NBC) 9:00-Our (CBS) 8 :15-Cumberland Fiddlers 9:00-Rumford School of Cookery 11:15-Celebrated Compositions 9 :00-Prescott-The Grant Trio (CBS) 9 :15-Hy C. Geis, organ 9:15-A. & P. Dance Orchestra Noon-Dance Selections 9:15-H. & S. Pogue Co.-Jean West 8:45-Band Selections 9:30-Consolidated Merchants Program 9:30-"Our Daily Food," Colonel Good- 12:50 P M.-Live Stock Reports 9:45-Gold Nuggets 9:15-Clara, Lu and Em (NBC) I :00-Organ Matinee 9:45-Martin Senour-Don and Betty body (NBC) 1:30-Matinee Favorites 10:05-Dot's School Children's Popularity (CBS) 9:30-Tunes in Blue 9:45-Rit Cleaning Program 10:00-F. W. Fitch-The Professor (CBS) 2 :15-Happiness Kids Program Stock Reports 10 :15-Lane Cedar Chest-The Reporter 10:00-Florence Frey Beauty Talk 10:00-Live 2:30-Musicale Forum Interlude 3:00-Betty Moore Decorating Notes 10:20-Beauty Notes (CBS) 10:15-Vocal Refrains 10:10-Musical (NBC) 10:30-Best Foods-Round the World 10 :15-Threesome 10:35-WFBE RICO Theatre Party (CBS) 10:30-Georgia Gay 3:15-Affternoon Melodies Cooking School 10 :30-Ramona 10:45-Consolidated Merchants Program 4 :00-Classical Program 10:50-Mrs. Evans' Advice 10:45-Tomy Ott, organ 10:45-Talent Bureau Program 4:15-Skippy 11 :00-Ready-To-Bake Period (NBC) 11 :00-WLW Mail Bag 4:30-Celebrated Compositions 11:00-Mary and John, sketch 11:05-Weather-Time 11:00-Musical Novelties 11:07-Woman's Hour-Tremlette Tully 11:15-Pat Barnes in Person (NBC) 5:00-Crosley Dealers Salute 11:30-Gene Rupee's Fiddlers 5:15-Aces of Harmony 11:15-Lyric Program, Musical Novelties 11:30-Kre-Mel-The Singing Chef (CBS) 11:30-Wilson Premium Man 11 :45-Zorex-Moth Chasers (CBS) Noon-Luncheon Concert 5:30-Southern Singers 11 :45-Morin Sisters 11 :30-Beulah Davis, pianist Noon--Miracul Wax-Magic Piano Twins 5:45-Memory Hour 12:25 P. M.-Norris Brock live stock quo- Noon-Tuxedo Fiddlers 6 :00-Happiness Kids (CBS) 11 :45-Elinor Hurdle, character sketches Ro- tations 6 :15-Talk by Alice Richards 12:15 P. M.-Model Laundry-Model 12:15 P. M.-Mel Snyder's Orchestra mances 6:30-Prince Albert Quarter Hour (NBC) Noon-News in Cincinnati 12:30-National Farm and Home Hour 12:45-Market Reports 6:45-Trials of the Goldbergs (NBC) 12:30-Cincinnati Merchants Program 1:00-Cincinnati Paint Club (NBC) 12:50-Live Stock Reports 7:00-Cities Service Concert Hour (NBC) 12:30 P. M.-Little Black Joe, songs Home Period 8:00-C1'ccuot Club (NBC) 1:15-Farm Network Program (CBS) 1:30-Dance Tunes 1:00-National Farm and 8 :30-Pond's Dance (NBC) 12 :45-Alfred McCoy, songs 2:00-Studio (NBC) 2 Program 1:45-Richard Porter, singing pianist 9:00-The Sampler Orchestra (NBC) :15-Burck-Bauer 1 :30-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra Household 9:30-National Oratorio Society (NBC) 1:00-Victor Salon Orchestra 2:30-Julia Hayes-Helpful 2 :00-Siesta Musical the Air Hints 2:00-School of 10 :00-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra Quartet 10:30-Hotel Gibson Dance Orchestra 1:15-Children's Hour, Robert Bentley 3:00-Queen City Rug Makers 2:30-Moods in Blue 3:00-Varsity 3 :15-Sulfox Health Program 3:00-Bill and Audrey 3:15-Pat Harrington 1:30-Slumber Songs 3:30-Main Street Business Men 3:15-This 'n' That 3:30-String Trio 1:45-Mrs. Lloyd Hoshaw, readings 3 :45-Worthmore--Soup and Chili of Harmony 4 :00-Pyol Program 3 :30-Wurlitzer's Music School of the Air 3:45-Aces 2:00-Charles Daunt, tenor 4:15-Raysol-Howard Hafford, tenor 4:00-A. & P. Dance Orchestra Network Programs 4 :00-Asher Sizemore and little Jimmy 4 : Shoes-Children' s Stor- 2:15-Mrs. Adolf Hahn and Bertha 30-Pollyanna 4:15-Jimmy Eldred 4:30-The Singing Lady (NBC) Mathers ies (CBS) . Chatter 4:45-Crazy Crystals Program 4 :30-Kapua's Native Hawaiians 4:45-The 6:00 P. M.-Myrt and Marge. WABC 2:45-Cincinnati Reds vs. Pittsburgh, at 5:00-Old Bill WKRC wwva wadc wspd Pittsburgh S :00-Re-Nu Program 4:45-Little Orphan Annie (NBC) Age Or- by Dr. Glenn Adams -Henri Gendron's Orchestra. (CBS) 5:15-Malted Products-Golden 5 :00-Stegner's "Snowdrifts," Jack Snow 5 :15-Bird Talk 5:00-Bee Campbell ganist wbbm 5:30-Grace Bradt -Dream Pictures: Archer Gibson, organ- 5 Forecast 5:15-Dr. Belber Quarter Hour 5:15-Pirates Club :30-Weather ist. WEAF wwj 5:30-Cincinnati Trade School-Ruth 5:30-Royal Vagabonds (NBC) 5:45-Lowell Thomas (NBC) e -Amos 'n' Andy. . WJZ WLW WCKY 5 Musicale Reeves kdka :30-Northside 5:45-Late Dance Tunes 6:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) 5 :45-Stocks-Studio -The Singing Lady: nursery songs and 5 :45-Jules Sein 5:55-WCKY Newsman 6:15-"Law for the Layman," Attorney stories. (NEC) kstp 5 :54-Coney Island Calliope-Time Signal Reuben Horchow 6:00-Dr. Lewis Dentists-Dot Lee and Marge (CBS) 6:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) 6:15-Maxwell House Tune Blenders: 6:00-Wrigley-Myrt 6:30-Mail Pouch Sportsman-Bob New- Lanny Ross, baritone. WABC 6 :15-Red Top Baseball Scores 6:15-Helen Royce, singing the blues hall -Paul Specht's Orchestra. (CBS) wlap 6:15-Studio 6:20-To be announced 6:30-The Stebbins Boys (NBC) wbbm 6:30-John McCormick, recordings 6:45-Old Man Sunshine -Esso Program: L. 6 :30-Lavoris-Easy Aces (CBS) Robert Ripley, "be- 6:45-Jones and Hare (NBC) 7:00-Peanut Pietro lieve -it-or -not:" Harry Salter's Orches- 6:45-Lost and Found 6:45-Camel-Morton Downey (CBS) tra. WJZ kdka 7 :00-Linit-The Bath Club (CBS) 7:00-Nestle Chocolateers (NBC) 7:15-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra 6:50-Studio 6:30-Easy Aces: bridge comedy sketch. 7 :15-Barbasol-Singin' Sam (CBS) 7 :30-Tommie and Willie, the Coca Cola 7:30-Sisters of the Skillet (NBC) WABC WKRC whk wfbm wcco kmox 7 Blend Auto twins wgn 7:15-Post Question Box :30-Speed Polish-Today 7:45-To be announced Albert Quarter and Yesterday (CBS) 8:00-Bob Rainier's Lookout House Or- -Prince Hour: Alice Joy, 7:30-Sports Review, Harry Hartman 8:00-Quaker. State Oil Program contralto; "01' Hunch;" Paul Van 8:00-Eastman-Kodak - Paul Robeson, chestra baritone (CBS) .Loan's Orchestra. WEAF WSAI wgy 7:40-Elaine Ritter, mezzo soprano Pays to 8:15-Mel Snyder's Orchestra wtam 8:30-Woodbury Soap-Leon Belasco's 8:30-It Advertise 8 :30-Kruschen Program -The Stebbins Boys: comedy sketch with 7:55-Lost and Found Orchestra (CBS) 8:59-Eureka Weather Forecast Parker lernelly and Arthur Allen. WJZ 8:45-Van Heusen-Gus Van (CBS) 8 :45-Centerville Sketches WCKY kdka wgar wjr wenr. kstp 8:00-Your Garden 9:00-Pontiac Chieftans (NBC) 9:00-Allen "A"-Beau Bachelor (CBS) 9 :00-Dayton Thorobreds 6 :45-The Camel Quarter Hour: Morton 8:15-Kentucky Post Program-Marie Downey; Tony Wons; Jacques 9 :15-Horlicks Milk-Adventures In 9:30-Gustave Haenschen's Orch. (NBC) Violin Renard's Holly Health-Dr. Herman Bundeson (CBS) 9:30-Singing Orchestra. WABC WIvRC wwva wade 9 :30-Chesterfield-Alex Gray (CBS) 9:45-On to Prosperity 9 :45-Alaga Melodies-Jim and Walt whk wcah wspd wowo 8:30-P. K. A. Trio -The Galdbergo: comedy sketch. WEAF 9 :45-Wurzburg-The German and His 10:15-Slumber Music (NBC) 10:00-Vox Humana WSAI wgy wtam wwj wenr 8:45-Werner Burkhardt, baritone Parrot 10:30-Tommy Atkins' Londoneers -Billy Jonas and Ernie Hare: songs and 10:00-Howard Barlow Symphony (CBS) 10:30-Vincent Lopez Orchestra (NBC) 9:00-The Luckey Boys, piano and patter. WJZ WCKY kdka wmaq whas banjo 10:15-Maxwell Coffee-Lannie Ross and 10:45-Headlines of Yesterday Bath 11 :00-Art Cox Vagabonds 7:00-71e Club: Allie Lowe Miles 9:15-In the Gloaming, Glenna Will Don Voorhees (CES) Calloway's Orchestra (NBc) interviewing guest; Harcld Van 11:00-Cab Duzce, Newland 10:30-Weather Forecast-Studio 11:15-Club Royal Orchestra tenor; male quartet; Frank Ventree's 11:30-To be announced 11 :00-Studio Orchestra. WABC WKRC wadc whk 9:30-Wrestling Matches 11:30-Hal Kemp's Orchestra (NBC) wspd wfbm wcco kmox segn 11:15-Isham Jones' Orchestra (CBS) lliiluigLt-Mel Snyder's Orchestra Service Concert: Jessica Dragon - 11 :00-Nocturne 11:30-Paul Specht's Orchestra (CBS) 12:00-Sign off 12:30 A. M.-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra ette, se nano; Cavaliers Quartet; Harry Shope and Frank Parker, tenor; John NETWORK PROGRAMS player to whom WCKY listeners Seagle, baritone; Elliot Shaw, bass; OVER WCKY ON ACCORDION Frank Banta and Milton. Rettenberg, King's Jesters; the Romancers. WJZ look f or ward every Monday and piano ruo; WCKY kdka wgar wjr wenr kstp whas Rosario Bourdon's Orches- Latest news of national, local and tra. WEAF WSAI wtam wwj kyw katp 9:15-Adventures in Health: Dr. Her- Earl Edmonds is the accordion Thursday at 11:15 a. m. (wgy off 7:30) man N. Bundesen, Health Commissioner fashion events will be given each -Nestle's Program: Jack Haley, songs; of Chicago. WABC WKRC wade whk Monday, Wednesday and Friday at Leonard Joy's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY wspd wows wfbm wbbm wcco kmox 9:30 a. m., beginning Monday (May kdka vagár wI3 9 :30-Music That Satisfies: Alexander 2), over WCKY, by Natalie Giddings 7:15-`."n^si-t' Sam, the Barbasol Man. Gray, baritone; Nat Shilkret's Orches- for the John R. Coppin Company, WABC WKRC wade whk wcpd wfbm tra. WABC WKRC wade whk wcah dry goods, Covington, Ky. She will wcco Inox wgn wspd aslap wowo wfbm wbbm wcco be billed as Gloria Lee. Miss Gid- kmox 7 :30-Today end Yesterday: dramatic and dings is well known to women radio music -I I'ghl'ghts. Don -National Oratorio Society: "The First DAYTON Voorhees' Con- Walpurgis Night;" Reinald Werrenrath, listeners through a year of broadcast- cert Orchestra; soprano; du Pont Quar- ing as WLW's first woman's hour di- eaarsctc cart. WABC conductor. VTEAF WSAI wtam whas ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR tet; WKRC wade Filasn:c4en's rector. whk v: --d viccº krrox wfn -Gustave Orchestra; Frank -_ ' -T_vc-y P Munn, tenor. WJZ WCKY kdka wgar 4 Cubic Feet E. A. Rolfe and his wjr kyw WJZ WLW kcal sels All 20 Gauge Steel the 9:45-The Funnyboners: comedy and Krus: hen Is New 7:45-Caters of S'.,ill-t: :rs'd'e and wade R-1 -h, se end d'alague. WJZ WLW songs. WABC Cabinets, Stainless and Marge. . (CBS) wlap wbbm Ccmmercial at ki 1,a crrrn wjr wls -Myrt Porcelain .wcco Interior 8:0? -7-Ise! .k Weak -End Hour: Paul -The Pictons Sisters: Jane, Helen and 1.Nation's Station" Rob °Tor, baritone. WABC WKRC Marla, harmony trio. WJZ onl y w-va v. -ci c sn-pd v: lap wi-ens wcco kmox 10:00-Howa:d Barlow and the Columbia -C1:eeot C'ub: Eskimo Night Club: Har- 'í'11c Kruschen Program, sponsored Symphony Orchestra. WAEC WKRC by makers ry Re e 's Orchestra: Esk.mo Quartet. wade whk wcah wspd wlap wfbm wcco of Kruschen Salts, is a VIEPr Vì7'iI wgy wtam wwj sels krrox new commercial at WLW and i5 -Friends'-'n Town: "small town" sketch; Russ Columbo and his Orchestra. WRAF heard each Tuesday and Friday at Harry S-1'',er's Orchestra. WJZ kdka Clamber Musk: Ludwig Laurier's String 8 :30 p. m. wgar v7;r kyw kstp whas Ensemble. WJZ (WCKY on 10:15) The prograrn features the Morin 8 :30-To the Ladies: Leen Belasco's -Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC wmaq wenr kstp Sisters, vocal trio; Casper Reardon, e5° Orc;.z-'n: Tito Gui-ar, Mexican tenor. whas wgar wjr harpist, and orchestra directed by WAEC W'CP.0 wade whk wand wfbm 10:15-Maxwell House Tune Blenders: Lloyd Shaffer. races kn-o: v:rn Lanny Roan, baritone. (CBS) WKRC Easy Terms if Desired .-Pond's T': e -+--m: Leo Reisman Orches- wade wl:k wend wlap wowo wfbm wcco tra. WTAF WOAI wgy wtam wenr kmox wgn NETWORK PROGRAMS -Armour Program: Edna IC -Hogg, so- Hotel St. Regis Orches- -Vincent Lopez' -Cab CaCoway's Cotton Club Orchestra: 5 Cu. Ft. 50 I ; ne -l- rvarlet : $159 prano It-v S'aeld's Or- tra. WEAF (WCKY wtam on 10:30) Ada Ward. crooner. WJZ WLW kdka Dayton chestra. VJJZ WLW kdka wgar wjr -Prince Albert Quarter Hour. (NBC) wgar wmaq kstp vo....., wenr whas 11:05-Johnnie Hamp's Hotel New Yorker 6 Cu. F . @ 179.50 8 Cu. Ft. $209.50 ó:45-Van I aneen Prcgrnm: Gus Van; 10:30-Don Redman's Connie's Inn Or- Orchestra. WEAF wgy wenr Dayton `' Dayton 'P Nat Brusiloff's Orch. VIAEC WKRC chestra. WABC (wade wcah wspd wlap 11:15-Hal Kemp's Orchestra. WJZ wenr 1 v'adc whir r -:-d shun krrex wgn wowo wfbm wcdo on 10:45) Free Radio Dial Log Book to the first- 25 -Dan P.us:o's Orchestra. (CES) wcco Camel Quarter Hour. (CBS) wlap (WCKY on 11:30) -The 11:30-Paul Specht's Orchestra. WABC p rsons presenting this advertisement. Get 9:00-Beau Bachelor. WAEC WKRC wowo wfbm wcco kmox v'gn your free copy today. Dorn`serger's Mount Royal Hotel WKRC wade wick wspd wlap wcco wade whk wend wowo wfbm wbbm -Charles (wfbm on 11:45) - .a: 1; weco kmox Orchestra. WJZ wjr wenr (kdka katp STORE OPEN EVENINGS 10:45) -jack Denny's Waldorf-Astoria Hotel Or- ..-Sampler Orchestra: Andy Sannel'a. con- on c;:entra. WEAF wenr kstp ductor; Fred Hufsmith, tenor. WEAF 11 :00-Isham Jones' Orchestra. WA BC Mielni Kht WSAI wgy wt -m wwj wmaq wade wcah v:snd wlap wfbm wbbm wcco - Claude Hopkins' Roseland CLAUSS ELECTRIC -Pal Wl it-n-an's Pontiac Chieftains: (WKRC en 11:15) Ba'l:com Orchestra. WABC Mildred R -'l -v. crooner; Ja -le Fulton, -P'-Inn Kirbery: The Dream Sanger. 12 A. 111.-Coon-Sanders' Orchestra. 110 E. 8th wALEIv-tiT'&EñIAIN PArkway 3778 tenor; Bad I.1aKensie, baritone; the WEAF wgy wenr WAEC J 6 RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDINO MAY 5, 1932 eastern Standard Time

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WSAI (225m.-1330 kc.) WFBE (250m.-1200 kc.) WKRC (545m.-550 kc.) WCKY (202m.-1490kc. ) WLW (428m.-703 kc.), 8:00 A. M.-Gene and Glenn (NBC) 7:00 A. M.-Break of Day 6:45 A. M.-God's Bible School-Sunrise 7:00 A. M.-Kapua's Native Hawaiians 6:30 A. M.-Top o' the Morning 8:15-Popular Musicale Worship 7:15-Musical Clock 7:15-Morning Devotions (NBC) 7:00-Morning Exercises 8 :45-Layne Mountaineer Fiddlers 7:45-Churngold-The Breakfast Club 9:00-Morning Dance Concert 8:30-Birthday Greetings 8:00-Raysol-Old Time Singing 7 :30-Cheeriq (NBC) 7:15-Morning Devotions 9:15-Knox Sparkling Music (NBC) 8:45-Morning Concert 8:15-Gladys Catron, organist 8:00-Eureka Weather Forecast 7:30-The Round Table 9 :30-Layne Mountaineer Fiddlers and 9:00-Our Daily Thought 8:30-Pyol Program 8:30-Beautiful Thoughts (NBC) 8:45-Main 8:01-Morning Eyeopeners Aces of Harmony 9:15-Song Birds Street Business Men 8:45-The Early Burdettes 10:00-Light 9:00-U. S. Army Band (CBS) 8:15-Gene Rupee's Fiddlers Classics Tunes 10:15-Radio Household Institute (NBC) 9:30-College 9:15-H. & S. Pogue Co.-Jean West 8:45-Peppy Tunes 9:00-Garden Club 10:45-Light Classics 9:45-Studio 9 :30-Consolidated Merchants Program 9:15 -Vocal Varieties 9:15-A. & P. Dance Orchestra 10:00-Weather-Lange Time 11:00-Musical Forum 10:05-School Children's Popularity Pro- Signal 10:00-Mrs. A. M. Goudiss (NBC) 9:30-"Our Daily Food," Colonel Good- 11:30-Live Stock Reports gram 10:03-Woman's Hour-Tremlette Tully body (NBC) 10:30-Sulfox Health Program 10:15-Tunes in Blue 11:45-Dance Selections 10:20-Walter Wehmier Program 9:45-Art Talk 1 :00 P. M.-Parody Man 10:45-Queen City Rug Makers 10:45-Tommy Ott at the Organ 10:35-WFBE-RKO Theatre Party 10:00-Live 1:15-Matinee Favorites 11 :00-Julia Hayes-Helpful Household 11:00-Willie's Music School of the Air Stock Reports in News 2:15-Happiness Kids 10:50-Ruth Neeley, Women the Hints 11:30-Cumberland Fiddlers 10:10-Musical Interlude 2:30-Musical Forum 11:00-Pabst Musical 11:30-Re-Nu Program Noon-Luncheon Concert 10:15-Threesome 3:00-Washington Bicentennial Celebra- 11:15-Studio 10:30-Ramona tion (NBC) 11:45-Wingate Athletic Program (CBS) 12:25 P. M.-Norris Brock Live Stock 3:30-Dance Melodies 11:30-Marion Hemple, songs Noon-Geo. Hall's Orchestra (CBS) Quotations 10:45-Layne Mountaineer Fiddlers 4:00-Classical Program 11 :45-Lola Bruce Smith and Don Cheek 12:15 P. M.-Model Laundry-Model Ro- 12:30-National Farm and Home Hour 11 :00-Alaga Melodies-Jim and Walt 4:15-Skippy (NBC) Noon-News in Cincinnati mances (NBC) 11:15-Pat Barnes in Person (NBC) 4:30-Blue Moon Cuckoos (NBC) 12:30 P. M.-Max Fisher's Californians 12:30-Cincinnati Merchants Program 1:30-Geo W. Hill, pantry tunes 11:30-Live Stock Reports 5 :00-Crosley Dealers Salute 5:15-Southern Singers 1:00-Sara Drucker 1:00-Farm Network Program (CBS) 1:45-Siesta Musicale 11:45-Old Bill 5:30-Memory Hour 1:15-Robert Bentley, ChiIdren's Hour 2:00-Penn Relays (CBS) 2:30-Moods in Blue Noon-Governmental Glimpses 5:45-Happiness Kids. 1:30-Mrs. John A. Hoffman and guest 2:45-Rhythm Kings (CBS) 3:00-Larry Topper at the piano 12:15 P. M.-Hotel Gibson Orchestra 6:00-Aces of Harmony artists 3:00-Do Re Me (CBS) 3 :15-Kampus 6:15-Laws that Safeguard Society (NBC) Kutups 12:30-National Farm and Home Period 6:30-Prince Albert Quarter Hour (NBC) 2:00-Studio 3:15-Spanish Serenade (CBS) 3:30-Saturday Matinee (NBC) (NBC) 6:45-Trials of the Goldbergs (NBC) 2:15-Charles Daunt, tenor 3:30-Graves-Musical Shopping Guide 4 :00-Asher Sizemore and Little Jimmy 1:30-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra 7:00-Ely Culbertson, bridge expert 2:30-Harvey Harding, piano and voice 3 :45-Pyol Program 4:15-Dr. Lewis' Junior Broadcast Club 2:00-Old Bill (NBC) 2:45-Cincinnati Reds vs. Pittsburgh, at 4 :00-Studio 4 2:15-Organ Matinee 7:15-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra :30-Palm Beach Buddies Advisory Council on Ra- Pittsburgh 4:15-Eddie Duchin's Orchestra (CBS) 4:45-Little Orphan Annie (NBC) 2:45-Secretary Hawkins 7:30-National and Viv- dio in Education (NBC) 4 :45-Lulu Mae Clore, soprano 4:30-Worthmore-Soup and Chili 5:00-Stegner's "Snowdrifts," Jack Snow 3:15-Pat Harrington ienne Law, pianist 8:00-"K-7" (NBC) 4:45-Connie Boswell (CBS) 5:15-Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra (NBC) 3:30-Varsity Quartet 8:30-Club Valspar (NBC) 5:00-Variety 5:00-Snooks Friedman's Orch. (CBS) 5:30-Audrey and Bill 3:45-Aces of Harmony 9:00-Lucky Strike Dance Hour (NBC) 5:15-The Pirates' Club Snyder's Orchestra 5:15-Malted Products-Golden Age Or- 5:45-Late Dance Tunes 4:00-A. & P. Orchestra 10:00-Mel 5:30-Madge Alden and Bernice Stugard 10:30-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra ganist 5:55-WCKY News Man 4:30-Southern Singers 5:45-Murdoch Williams, piano and voice 5:30-Cincinnati Trade School-Larry 6:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) 4:45-The Chatter 6:00-Dr. Lewis Dentists-Dot Lee Hoppe 6:15-Tastyeast Jesters (NBC) 5 :00-Crosley Dealer's Hour 6:15-The Whistlers Club 5:45-Stocks-Weather-Time Signal 6:30-Dixie Lee 5:30-Ramona 6:30-Fritchie and Harrison, musicale 5:47-Coney Island Calliope-Studio 6:45-To be announced (NBC) 5:45-University of Cincinnati Talk Network Programs 6:15-Red Top Baseball Scores 6:45-Lost and Found 6:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) 6:20-Studio 7:00-Danger Fighters (NBC) 6:50-Studio 6:15-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra 6:30-Babo-Guy Lombardo and His 7:30-Tommie and Willie-Coca Cola Pouch Sportsman 6:00 P. M.-The Political Situation in 7:15-Post Question Box Orchestra (CBS) Twins 6:30-Mail Frederic William Man Sunshine Washington Tonight: 7:30-Sports Review, Harry Hartman 6:45-Camel-Morton Downey (CBS) 6:45-Old Wile. WABC wwva wadc wlap wowo 8:00-Joseph Koestner Ensemble (NBC) 7:00-Peanut Pietro wbbm wcco Webber, songs Ruth 7:00-Laboratory Experiment Series 7:40-Hazel Storey 8:30-It Pays to Advertise Snyder's Orchestra -D'Avrey of Paris, songs. WEAF N. Webber, piano (CBS) 7:15-Mel -Amos 'n' Andy. WJZ WLW WCKY 7:15-Phillips-Abe Lyman's Orchestra 8:59 -Eureka Weather Forecast 7:30-Crosley Theatre of the Air kdka 7:55-Lost and Found (CBS) 9:00-Four New Yorker's (NBC) 8:00-Octavio's Rancheros 6:15-William Vincent Hall, baritone, with 8:00-Cliff Burns and His Orchestra- 7:30-Photoplay-Life Stories of Movie Freddie Rich's Orchestra. WABC wwva Green Mill Stars (CBS) 9:15-Bob Rainier's Lookout House Or- 8:30-The First Nighter (NBC) wade wlap wcco Trio 8:00-Raysol Symphony Orchestra chestra 9:00-The Crosley Follies -Laws That Safeguard Society: "Effect 8:15-Philansue 8:15-Jr. Chamber of Commerce Program of Harmony (NBC) of Return of Ring in Breach of Promise 8:30-Covington and Hersh 9:30-Twenty Fingers 9:30-Old Bill and WLW Singers L. WEAF 8:30-Horse Shoe Gardens-Harry Willsey Cases"-Gleason Archer. 10:00-Chico 'n' Peppina 10:00-Sohio Program, "The Trial of Viv- WSAI wgy wenr 8:45-Studio 9:00-Chesterfield-Ruth Etting (CBS) 10:15-Slumber Music (NBC) ian Ware" -Tastyeast Jesters: "Pep," "Vim" and 9 :00-Luckey Boys 9:15-Columbia Public Affairs Institute "Vigor," vocal trio. WJZ WCKY kdka Boys 10:30-Over the Rhine 9:15-Cliff Burns and Isis Orchestrá- (CBS) 10:30-Earl Arnold's Floatilla Club wenr Singer 10:45-Headlines of Yesterday Green Mill ` 9:45-Street (CBS) 11:00-Musical Interlude 6:30-The Bright Spot: Guy Lorbardo's 10:00-Don Redman's Orchestra (CBS) Orchestra. WABC WKRC wadc whk 9:45-Hy C. Geis, Organ Recital 11:05-Buddy Rogers and his California 11:00-Jack Denny's Orchestra( NBC) 10 :30-Weather-Studio wspd wcco kmox wgn 10:00-Evening Dance Frolic Cavaliers (NBC) 11 :30-Doodlesockers -Prince Albert Quarter Hour: Alice Joy, 10:45-Enric Madriguera's Orch. (CBS) contralto; "01' Hunch"; Paul Van 10:15-"Dinty" Moore's Scrap Book 11:00-Guy Lombardo's Orchestra (CBS) 11:30-Club Royal Orchestra Midnight-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra Loan's Orchestra. WEAF WSAI wgy 10 :30-Norturne-Lillian Sherman 11:30-Harold Stern's Orchestra (CBS) Midnight-Art Cox Vagabonds 12:30 A. M.-Mel Snyder's Orchestra wtam wwj wenr -Sonata Recital: Mathilde Harding, pian- NETWORK PROGI.AMS NETWORK PROGRAMS NETWORK PROGRAMS ist; Arcadie Birkenholz, violinist. WJZ dramatic program. -National Advisory Council on Radio in 9:15-Columbia Public Affairs Institute. 6:45-The Camel Quarter Hour: Morton -Danger Fighters: I If We Had Our Own I WJZ WCKY kdka wgar wjr wls kstp Education: "Technology and Big Busi- WABC WKRC wade whk weak wspd Downey; Tony Wins; Jacques Renard's wlap wowo wfbm wcco kmox wadc Lyman's Orchestra. WABC ness," Narlow S. Person; "The Problem Orchestra. WABC WKRC wwva 7:15-Abe of Working Together," Elton Mayo. -Snoop and Peep: comedy sketch. WJZ Radio Station whk wcah wspd wowo WKRC wadc whk wspd wfbm kmox wgn -Paul Specht's Orchestra. (CBS) wcco WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj kyw kstp wgar wjr L'v JACK SNOW -The Goldbergs: comedy sketch. WEAF whas Fingers of -Civic Concerts Service Program: Josef 9:30-Twenty Harmony: WSAI wgy wtam wwj wenr -Dance with Countess d'Orsay: Countess Mathilde Harding, pianist; Irene Hard- I ANNOUNCER: Koestner, director. WEAF wtam wwj 7 :00-Laboratory Experiment Series. d'Orsay and le Dandy, soloists; Ben ie, organist. WJZ WCKY kdka Ladies and Gentlemen, we are WABC WKRC wwva wade whk wcah wmaq Selvfn's Orchestra. WJZ WLW kdka "Seren Personalities." 9:45-The Street Singer: Arthur Tracy. broadcasting a special program e wspd wlap wfbm wcéb- kmox 7:30-Photoplay's wmaq WABC wadc whk wcah wspd whk wspd kmox wgn Ber- WKRC 1 directt from Crooning Crooning -Ely Culbertson: bridge talk. WEAF WABC WKRC 8:00-Vaughn de Leath, songs; Fred wlap wfbm kmox wcco ren's Orchestra. WABC wwva wade whk Prison on The Hudson. By spe- WSAI wgy wtam wwj wmaq - -Dan Russo's Orchestra. (CBS) -McCravey Brothers: Hearthside Singers. î wcah wspd wlap wcco kmox e sial permission of the gattyright -"K-7": Secret Service spy story. WEAF WJZ 10:00-Don Redman's Connie's Inn Or- owners our star prisoner, Al tI WSAI wtam whas Sapone, will croon a group of New Sextet Scores at WLW Pitts, chestra. WABC WKRC wwva wade 1 -Josef Koestner Ensemble; Cyril two selections, f tenor. WJZ WCKY whk wcah wspd wlap wfbm wcco kmox "Prisoner o 8:15-Fray and Braggiotti: Franco -Ital- -Russ Columbo and his Orchestra: Love" and "That Old Gang of ian piano duo. WABC wwya wadc whk WEAF wtam Mine." wcah wspd wlap wcco kmox -Slumber Music: Ludwig Laurier's String ensemble. WJZ (WCKY on 10:15) 8:30-Isham Jones' Orchestra. WABC Andy. (NBC) wmaq wls kstp wwva wade whk wcah wspd wlap wcco -Amos 'n' kmox whas wgar wjr ASK FOR PHOTO -Club Valspar: Harold Van Emburgh, 10:15-Jesse Crawford: Poet of the Organ. baritone; William Wirges' Orchestra. WEAF - Dot Lee's voice on WFBE nightly wgy wtam wwj wmaq -Prince Albert Quarter Hour. (NBC) WEAF WSAI at ti has brought many recMests for -First Nighter: "The Diamond Makers," kstp whas mystery drama. WJZ WLW kdka wgar -Tepee Singers: Male quartet; piano duo. her photo. She appears on the pro- wjr kstp wls (NBC) wmaq gram of Dr. Lewis' Foundation Sys- 9:00-Music that Satisfies: Ruth Etting, 10)30-Enric Madriguera's Biltmore Or- tem of Dentistry. songs; Nat Shilkret's Orchestra. WABC chestra. WABC (WKRC wwva wade WKRC wadc whk wcah wspd wlap wowo wcah wspd wlap wfbm wcco on 10:45) NETWORK PROGRAMS -The Camel Quarter Hour. (CBS) wlap wfbm wbbm wcco kmox 11:05-Buddy Rogers' Hotel Pennsylvania -Lucky Strike Dance Hour, with Louis wfbm wcco kmox wgn -Johnnie Hamp's Hotel New Yorker Or- Orchestra. WEAF WCKY wgy )wtam Sobol. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj on 11:15) wls kstp whas chestra. WEAF wgy wtam whas -The Four New Yorkers: male quartet. -Piano Moods: Lee Sims, piano; Ilo May 11:30-Harold Stern's St. Moritz Orches- WJZ WCKY Bailey, songs. WJZ wgar wmaq tra. WABC WKRC wwva wade wcah 10:45-Ted Cook's Midnight Frdlics Or- wspd wlrp wcco (wfbm on 11:45) chestra. WJZ wgar -Herb Gordon's Wardman Park Hotel ROLL BACK THE YEARS Orchestra. WEAF wtam 11:00-Guy Lombardo's Royal Canadians. -Charlie Agnew's Edgewater Beach Hotel WABC WKRC wwva wade wcah wspd Orchestra. WJZ wjr kyw Left to right, Joe Klaus, Milt Weiner, Mark Davisson, Joe Lugar(seated), WITH A FACIAL LIFT! wlap wfbm wcco -Ralph Kirbery: The Dream Singer. Midnight-Noble Sissle's Park Central Ross Pierce, Charles Nutick and G. C. Hoskins. YOUTHFUL beauty can Hotel Orchestra. WABC easily be yours by the Five - WEAF wwj Angle Facial Lift (not a -Jack Denny's Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra. 12:30 A. M.-Paul Tremaine's Villa Richard WLW's most recent musical addition-the WLW beauty parlor or peeling treat- WJZ WLW wgar Orchestra. WABC Introducing ment). Permanent and immedi- Saxaphone Sextet. The group features special arrangements of ate results. Makes you look 10 to 25 years younger. Smoothes popular melodies, light classics and marches and has already won away wrinkls .. restores firm contour to cheeks and chin .. RADIO a wide following in its Tuesday 9:30 p. m. program. Joe Lugar is _lifts loose skin, makes scrawny necks lovely. Eyes made young - SERVICE conductor. looking and beautiful. A beautiful FREE nose in one v i'sit. Ill. shaved ears cor- by an Radio Technician. rected. Double chin, puffy eyes, age Complete inspection in your home expert four-letter words from "Acme Qual- lines, scars, acne pits, moles per- Tubes tested and your radio troubles completly analyzed with- CONTEST ON WKRC manently and painlessly removed by original parts only. ity Paint" wins. by highly skilled specialists with out obligation. All defective parts replaced European and American training. Thousands have secured youthful We absolutely guarantee our work for 90 days. Any home -owner or anyone re- beauty this positive way. Come for Free service from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.-Night Calls $1.00 sponsible for upkeep of a rented home IN PERSON - FREE consultation and proof, or write for FREE BOOK No. 367. is eligible to enter the Acme Home Special Rejuvenation and Featural Corrections. CHerry 5946 Owner's Word Building Contest, sponsored by Acme Lead & Color Wally Maher and Jack Zoller, Cincinnati Facial Studio SCHWARTZ RADIO SERVICE SHOP Phone. CHerry 0436 Established 10 years Works each Thursday at 11:15 a. m. Crosley Theater Players of WLW, (Formerly Race Auto & Radio Supply Co.) obey that impulse soon and re- Suite 704-6 Keith Bldg., 523 Walnut over WKRC. No contest blanks or will Office Hours: Daily, 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. LIBERTY AND RACE CINCINNATI labels are required. The person sub- turn to the stage for a brief personal Sunday, 10 A. M. to 12 Noon mitting the longest correct list of appearance tour of the Midwest. Evenings, Thursday and Friday, Till 8 Eastern Standard Time RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENIMKG MAY 5, 1932 7

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WSAI (225m.-1330 kc.) WFBE (250m.-1200 kc.) WKRC (545m.-550 kc.) WCKY (202m.-1490kc. ) WLW (428m.-700 kc.) 51:30 A. M.-International Broadcast 8:00 A. M.-Break of Day 6:45 to 7:45 A. M.-God's Bible School- 11:30 A. M.-Careless Love (NBC) 8:00 A. M.-NBC Childrens' Hour (NBC) Worship (NBC) 8:30-Concert Hour Sunrise 11:45-Lena Pape 9:00-Church Reverend 9:00-God's Bible School Forum: O. H. 1:30 P. M.-Sermonette and Hymn Time 9:15-Birthday Party Program Noon-Eureka Weather Forecast Schmidt 2:00-Wayne King's Orchestra (NBC) 9:30-Invitation to the Waltz 10:00-Watchtower-Judge Rutherford 2:30-National Sunday Forum (NBC) 9:45-Emily McGowan, pianist 10:15-Jim Lightfield's Veteran Civic 12:01 P. M.-Waldorf-Astoria Organ 9:30-Fiddlers Three (NBC) 10:00-Eula and Ruth, harmony girls Hour Recital (NBC) 3:00-Iodent Program (NBC) 9:45-A Song for Today (NEC) 3:15-Marie Powers, contralto 10:15-Health Hints 10:55-First Church of Christ Scientist 12:15-Dr. Belber Quarter Hour 3:30-International Broadcast from Paris 10:30-Vocal Varieties 11:59-Gruen Time Signal 10:00-Morning Musicale (NBC) 10:45-Lewis Ensemble 12:30-Soup & Chili, Worthmore Twins (NBC) Noon-American Legion Program 11:00-Organ Recital 4:00-Musicians' Emergency Aid Program 11:00-Excerpts from the Opera 12:45 P. M.-Worthmore-Soup and Chili 1:00-Silver Serenade (NBC) 11:15-Ralph Pinkston 1:00-Wallace Silver-Eight Sons of Eli 11:30-The Rancheros 5:00-Catholic Hour (NBC) 11:30-Daily Thought (CBS) 1:20-New Era Sportlight Noon-May Day Melodies (NBC) 5:30-Our American Schools (NBC) 11:45-Morning Melodies 1:30-Columbia Church of the Air (CBS) 1:30-Moonshine & Honeysuckle (NBC) 6:00-Godfrey Ludlow, violinist (NBC) Noon-Galvano and Cortez 2:00-Crane & Breed-"On Wings of 1:00 P. M.-Leslie Howard, Yardley Pro- 6:15-Rexall Radio Party (NBC) 12:30 P. M.-Helen and William, tenor and Song" 2:00-Friendly Hour (NBC) gram (NBC) 6:30 --Orchestral Gems (NBC) piano 2:15-Jewish Community Program 2:30-Master Composers 7:00-Chase and Sanborn Orchestra (NBC) 12:45-Little Concert with Gita GiteIl, 2:45-Toscha Seidel, violinist (CBS) 1:30-Yeast Foamers (NBC) 2:45-Kroness Floorshow 8:00-"Our Government," David Law-'' soprano 3:00-Cathedral Hour (CBS) 2 :00-College of Music Recital 1:00-Jewish Community Program rence (NBC) 4:00-Pastorale (CBS) 3:00-Vesper Services at a Village Inn 8:15-American Album of Familiar 1:30-James A. Dorsey, pianist 4:30-Chicago Knights (CBS) 2:30-Swift Garden Party (NBC) 1:45-Matinee Melodies 3:15-Musical Pictures, Nita Milstead Music (NBC` 4:45-Atlas Brew-Bob Becker's Out - 3 :00-Crosley Theatre of the Air 8:45-Buick Revelers (NBC) 2 :00-Bernyce Clemons and Bonnie Miller Door Tales (CBS) 3:30-Lifetime Revue (NBC) You Do? (NBC) 3 :30-Donhallrose Trio 9:00-What Would 2 :15-Afternoon Concert 5:00-The Lost Legion (CBS) 9:06-Musings (NBC) 5:30-"Roses and Drums"-Union Cen- 4:00-Sabbath Reveries Days Awards (NBC) 2:45-Melodies of Romance 4:00-Plantation 9:15-NBC Orchestral tral Life Insurance Co. Melody Moments 10:30-Sunday at Seth Parkers' (NBC)'. 3:00-The Melody Four 5:59-Burke Weather Forecast 4:30-Messer's 4:30-Simoniz Guardsmen (NBC) 3:15-Afternoon Melodies 6:00-Lange Time Signal 4:45-Stegner's "Snowdrifts," Jack Snow 6:02-Coney Island Calliope 5 :00-Crosley Choir 3 :30-Freda Sanker, pianist Via's Orchestra (NBC) 6:07-Studio 5:00-Pedro 5:30-Crosley Roamios Glee Club 3:45-Progressive 6:15-Red Top Baseball Scores 5:30-To be announced Network Programs 4:00-George Hoffman, baritone 6:20-Studio 6:00-Curtain Calls a New Song 4:15-Echoes of Persia 6:30-Alex Haas and his Gypsy Orches- 6:00-Sing 6:15-Florence Wightman, harpist tra (CBS) 6:15-Nightingale Quartette (NBC) 4:30-Betty May, contralto 6:45-Hygrade-The Sylvanians (CBS) Noon-"Builders of America-An Epic o 4:45-Post Symphony Hour 7:00-Nat'l Radio-Berry Crafters 6:45-Dixie Lee 6:30-The Three Bakers (NBC) Green, Presi American Labor." William 5:45-The Vesper Singer Supply Co.-Happy Re- dent American Federation of Labor 7:15-Monarch 7:00-College of Music Concert 7:00-Baseball Scores of 6:00-Twilight Reveries pairmen WABC wwva wade wlap wcco (wowo 7 :30-Sundodgers 7:05-Hotel Gibson Orchestra 12:15) 6:30-Church Federation Hour 7:30-Greyhound Bus-Highway Trav- -Waldorf-Astoria Organ Recital; Kar 7:00-Emma Methvin and Bernice Stu- eler (CBS) 8:00-Teddy Hahn, Jr., Orchestra 7:15-Standing Room Only (NBC) Bonawitz, organist. WEAF WCKY gard, songs 7:45-Cream of Wheat-Angelo Patri 8:15-Homer Bernhardt, tenor 8:00-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra wtam (wwj on 12:15) 7:15-With the Scouts "Your Child" (CBS) -Special Symphony, directed by Erno 8:30-Pays to Advertise 8:15-Bayuk Stag Party (NBC) 7:30-Sports Review 8:00-Ever-Ready Razor-Jack Denny's Rapee. WJZ WLW wgar whas kdka wjr Orchestra, and Belle Baker (CBS) Forecast Burns and His Orchestra 8:59-Enreka Weather 8:45-"Making-the Movies," Ray Knight wmaq kstp 7:45-Cliff Orches- 12:30 P. M.-Community Center Faculty 8:30-Pennzoil-Harry Sosnick's 9:00-Earl Arnold's Flotilla Boys (NBC) 8:00-Studio tra (CBS) Recital. WABC wwva wadc whk wean Star, Henry Grad, bari- Old Singing Master (NBC) wcco 8:45-Evening 9:00-Affiliated Products-Edna Wallace 9:30-Homer Bernhardt 9:15-The wspd wlap wbbm tone, and Ray Hathorn, pianist -Pop Concert: Walter Logan, conductor. Hopper Variety Show (CBS) 9:45-Florentine Trio 9:45-Casper Reardon, harpist WEAF wgy wtam wwj whas 9:00-Dorothy-Gene, string trio Radio Show 9:30-Chrysler-Ziegfeld House," Coca Cola 1:00-Eight Sons of Eli and Howard 9:15-Cliff Burns and his Orchestra (CBS) 10:00-"Haunted 10:00-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra and piano duo. Twins: Double quartet 9:30-In the Gloaming, Glenna Will 10:00-H. & S. Pogue Co. -69th Anni- 10:15-Archer Gibson Ensemble (NBC) WABC WKRC wade whk wowo wbbm Newland versary Program 10:30-Moon River wcco kmox 10:30-Piano Moods (NBC) 9 :45-Hy C. Geis, organ recital 11:00-Horse Shoe Gardens-Harry Will- Stoess and his Flying Dutch- -Yardley Program: Leslie Howard, guest 11:00-Art Cox Vagabonds 11:00-Wm. artist; London String Quartet. WJZ 10:00-Kentucky Harmony Singers sey men (to NBC) wmaq 11:30-California Melodies (CBS) 11:30-Milt Stuhlbarg's Orchestra-Club WLW wgar 10:15-Studio Midnight-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra 1:30-Columbia Church of the Air: Most 10:30-Nocturne-Lillian Sherman Midnight-Sign off Royal Rev. John Gregory Murray, Roman Cath- olic Archbishop of St. Paul, Minn. WABC NETWORK PROGRAMS wlap wcco kmox NETWORK PROGRAMS NETWORK PROGRAMS JEAN WITH FLO WKRC wwva wade Harry Frank- -Moonshine and Honeysuckle: dramatic Lost Legion. (CBS) WKRC 8:00-Ever-Ready Radio Gaities: Belle -The Old Singing Master: 5:00-The Janke, Mary Tibbett, Helen sketch. WEAF WCKY wgy wtam wmaq wwva wade wcah wlap wfbm wbbm wcco Baker; Jack Denny's Orchestra. WABC el, Helen Jean Sargent, Philadelphia socialite sew) WKRC wadc whk wspd wowo wfbm Young, vocalists; male quartet; William kmox WJZ WLW' kdka who hit stardom through Irving Ber- -Yeast Foamers: Herbie Kay's Orches- Hour: "Christ the Citizen," wcco kmox wgn Stickles' Orchestra. in -Catholic wgar wmaq lin's "Face the Music," will play tra; Brown:ng Mummery, tenor. WJZ Dr. Ignatius Smith; Rev. Joseph A. -Our Government: David Lawrence. over Show: Eddie Dow- all -"Ziegfeld Radio Shows" WLW kdka wgar wjr kyw kstp whas Daly; the Mediaevalists. WEAF WSAI WEAF WSAI wgy wenr 9:30-Ziegfeld Radio Sundays at 9:30 2:00-Symphonic Hour: Toscha Seidel, wgy wtam wwj wenr kstp whas -Enna Jettick Melodies: Betsy Ayres, ling, master of ceremonies;-. Florenz WKRC (CBS) vicl:nist; Howard Barlow, conductor. -Pedro Via's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY soprano; Mary Hopple, contralto; Steele Ziegfeld; Ziegfeld stars, past and pres- p. m., succeeding Ethel Merman. WABC wwva wade wcah wspd wlap wgar wjr Jamison, tenor; Leon Salathiel, bass; ent. WABC WKRC wade whk wcah wfbm wcco kmox (WKRC cn 2:45) 5:30-Beau Brummel of Song: William Robert Armbruster's Instrumental En- wspd wlap wowo wfbm wcco kmox wgn -Wayne King's Orchestra. WEAF Vincent Hall, baritone; Jack Shilkret's semble. WJZ kdka wgar wjr kyw kstp -Archer Gibson Ensemble. WJZ (WCKY SUNDAY AT 2 WSAI wgy wtam wwj kyw Orchestra. WABC whas on 10:15) wgar wjr wenr -Friendly Hour: "Back to the Garden," -Ace Brigode's Orchestra. (CBS) wbbm 8:15-American Album of Familiar Mu- 10:00-The Gauchos: Tito Guizar; Her- Crane & Breed "Wings of Song" Dr. J. Stanley Durkee. WJZ WCKY kmox sic: Frank Munn, tenor; Mary McCoy, nandez Brothers; Vincent Sorey's Or- now is heard each Sunday at 2 p. nl. wear wmaq kdka -Our American Schools: "Teaching Arith- soprano; Veronica Wiggins, contralto; chestra. WABC wade whk wcah wspd over WKRC. 2:30-National Sunday Forum: Dr. Ralph matie." WEAF WSAI wgy wwj whas male quartet; Gustave Haenschen Or- wlap wfbm wcco kmox "Our Strength." W. Scckman, Mysterious wenr chestra. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj his Orchestra. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj kyw kctp WCKY 10:15-Russ Colombo and -Dave Schooler's Music. WJZ wenr kstp whas WEAF WCKY wgy wwj whas whas Party: male quartet Harri- IN THE FAMILY -Bayuk Stag Vincent Sorey, --Swift Garden Party: Everett Marshall, 6:00-The World's Business: "Labor son Knox, Harold Woodward, tenors; 10:30-Evening Melodies: WABC wade wspd wcco tenor guest artist ; orchestra. WJZ WLW Conditions in Europe"-Dr. Julius Klein, Paul Parks, baritone; James Stanley, conductor. Ray Perkins, NBC wit, is a brother kdka wgar wjr wmaq Assistant Secretary of Commerce. WABC bass; Ivan Rudisill's Orchestra. WJZ -Sunday at Seth Parker's. WEAF WSAI of Grace Perkins, novelist. 3 :00-Cathedral Hour: Channon Collinge, wwva wade wlap wcco wbbm WLW kdka wgar wjr kyw wgy wtam wwj wenr kstp whas conductor; Adele Vasa, soprano; Bar- Ilo -God:rey Ludlow, violinist. WEAF WSAI to Pennzoil Parade of -Piano Moods: Lee Sims, piano; bara Maurel, contralo; Theo Karle, 8:30-Enroute wjr wenr wgy wwj Melodies: male quartet; Harry Sosnik, May Bailey, songs. WJZ tenor; Crane Calder, bass; the Cathedral -Golden Blossoms: Maria Cardinale, `Cello: Ennio Bolognini, II wwva wade pianist, and his Orchestra. WABC 10:45-Mello Choir. WA BC WKRC soprano; Willard Amison, tenor; Brewer wowo wcco 'cellist; Josef Koestner, pianist. WJZ wcah wspd wlap wfbm wcco kmox WCKY WKRC wade whk wspd ANNOUNCER wn and Polster, piano duo. WJZ kmox wgn kdka wjr wenr -Iodant Program with Jane Froman. 6:15-Alex Haas and His Gypsy Orches- WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj kyw kstp 8:45-Buick Revelers: Countess Olga 11:00-Eddie Duchin's Central Park Casi- tra. WABC wwva wade wspd wlap wcco Revelers quartet; James no Orchestra. WABC wade wcah wspd ÁDE QUT whas (WKRC on 6:30) Albani, soprano; I Phil wlap wfbm wcco kmox -Songs of Home, Sweet Home: Lucille -Rexall Radio Party: Jerry and Ed, songs Melton, Lewis James, tenors; Long. soprano; Edward Davies, bari- and comedy; Andy Sannella's Orchestra, Dewey, baritone; Wilfred Glenn, bass; -Larry Funk's Palais d'Or Restaurant GET rid of that noisy Radio tone: Morrie -men Male Quartet; Ches- WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wmaq wls Frank Black Orchestra. WEAF WSAI Orchestra. WEAF (wgy off 11:30) Announcer-be able to instantly ter Pecoraro String Ensemble. WJZ wls kstp wgy wtam wwj wenr (wtam on 11:30) shut him out or reduce his voice wjr kdka wgar -Making the Movies: comedy sketch with -Florence Wightman, harpist. WJZ WLW -William Stoess and his Flying Dutch- to a whisper and resume regular 3:15-Marie Powers, contralto; Frank La kdka wgar kyw Raymond Knight, Songsmiths quartet, men. WJZ WLW wgar wjr wenr Forge. pianist. WEAF WSAI whas Robert Armbruster Orchestra. WJZ volume when he finishes 6:30-Orchestral Gems: Soloist with sym- 11 :30-California . Melodies: .Raymond 3 Broadcast from Paris: WLW kdka wgar wjr kyw talking. :30-International phony orchestra directed by Moshe Para- Paige's Los" -Angeles Orchestra, with "Prob'em of the French Banker in the 9:00-Edna Wal'ace Hopper Variety Be able instantly to Masson. naff. WEAF WSAI wgy wwj wls guest stars. WABC WKRC wade wcah Wo:I3 Cri is"-Robert WEAF Luther, Jack Show: stage and screen stars; Kit Kat - hush the radio without wgy wtam wwj wenn -The Three Bakers: Frank wspd wlap wcco kmox WSAI Woodyard; Sylvia Eros's, Club Orchestra. WABC WKRC wade leaving your chair. r-Shcaffcr Lifetime Revue: Navarro Sis- Parker, Darrel contralto; Bally Artz' Orchestra. WJZ whk wspd wlap wowo wfbm wbbm wcco If the phone rings-if you wish ters, c'uartet; Gill and Demling, comedy pl WLW kdka wgar wjr kyw kstp whas kmox to make a remark and be heard-to team ; Collegians, male quartet; H. Leo- -What Would You Do?-Albie Booth, pc19Suitalny Orchestra. WJZ WCKY 6:15-The Sylvanians: Rondoliers Quar- of Ideals." WEAF call someone in the next room-or Ernie "Accomplishment A "(9n P)nc;Li cC kcjka whas wenr kstp wjr wmaq tet ; "The Forty Flying Fingers"; WSAI wgy wtam wwj wenr kstp whas again, you wish to reduce the voice :457-Pastels: Golden's Orchestra. WABC WKRC is 3 poetry with music. WEAF A CLASSIC / or instrument that whk wlap wcco kmox wgn 9:06-Musings: John Brewster reading SUNDAY WS!,I wgy wtam wwj wenr poetry, with incidental music. WEAF not pleasing to you- 4:00-Pastorale: Julia Mahoney, so- 7:00-Ernest Hutcheson, pianist; Howard WSAI wgy wtam. wwj wenr kstp whas /i Crane a 'Breed- Ensemble fade-out or diminish prano; Crane Calder, bars; Andre Kos- Barlow Concert Orchestra. WABC wwva 2:00 P. M. WKRC Awards First SiNGcieSJ the volume with a telanetz, conductor. WABC WKRC wade whk wcah wspd wlap wfbm kmox 9:15-NBC Orchestral - Every Sunday Afternoon wwva wade wcah wspd wlap wowo wfbm --Chace and Sanborn Hour: Harry Rich- broadcast of five successful works by Isla -aid Fade -Out. woo kmox man, master of ceremonies; Rubinoff's American composers. WEAF WSAI wgy Perhaps you like to read with -Musiclans' Emergency Aid Program: Orchestra. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wtam wwj kstp whas radio music playing, but are dis- Seh'umann-Heinle, Pons, Gigli, soloists. wwj wls (whas on 7:15) turbed and -bothered when the an- WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wenr -McCravy Brothers: Hearthside singers. ONE MORE WEEK nouncer ór a speaker comes on-if -Sabbath Reveries: "The Guidance of WJZ Regular $1.00 so -press with foot or finger the Life," Dr: Charles I. Goodell. WJZ 7 :15-"S. R. 0.-Standing Room Only": ftarsee Na-ald Fade -Out. Do wmaq kstp TENNAE - WCKY wgar "The Show Off," comedy. WJZ WLW nw www .SASS 4:30-Blue Coal Radio Revue: John kdka wgar wjr kyw F. & U. CAPACITY AERIAL rvoir this without taking your eyes from your reading, Barclay, engineer; Mystery Drama, in- 7:30-Highway Traveler. WABC WKRC ELIMINATOR is a troduced by "The Shadow;" .George wade. whk wcah wspd wla- wowo wfbm WIRE AERIAL INSULATED reducing the volume to Earle's Orchestra. WABC wcco kmox wgn for whatever level you wish. -Chicago Knights. (CBS) WKRC wwva 7:45-Angelo Patri:. "Y our C b i l d." 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WSAI (225m.-1330 kc.) WFBE (250m.-120- kc.) WKRC (545m.-550 kc.) WCKY (202rn.--1490kc. ) WLW (428m.--700 kc.) 8:00 A. M.-Gene and Glenn (NEC) 7:00 A. M.-Break of Day 6:45 A. M.-God's Bible School-Sunrise 7:00 A. M.-Kapua's Native Hawaiians 6:30 A M.-Top o' the Morning 8 Musicale :15-Popular 7:15-Musical Clock Worship 7:15-Morning Devotions (NBC) 7 :00-Morning Exercises 8:45-McCormick Fiddlers 7 :45-Churngold-The Breakfast Club 8:30-Birthday Greetings (NBC) 7:15-Morning 9:00-Morning Dance Concert 7 :59-Gruen Time Signal 7:30-Cheerio Devotions 9:45-Light Classics 8:45-Morning Concert 8:00-Raysol-Old Time Singing 8:00-Eureka Weather Forecast 7:30-The Round Table 10:15-Radio Household Institute- (NBC) 9:00-Our Daily Thought 8 :15-Glays Catron, organist 8:01-Morning Eye -Openers 8 :30-Beautiful Thoughts (NBC) 10:30-Vocal Selections 8 :30-Pyol Program 9:15-Hy C. Geis, organ recital 8:15-Cumberland Fiddlers 8:45-The Early Burdettes-Exercises 11:00-General Electric Circle (NBC) 8:45-Cudahy Co.-Old Dutch Girl (CBS) 11:15-Celebrated Compositions 9:45-Gold Nuggets 9:00-Chatting with Ida Bailey Allen 8 :45-Band Music 9:00-Child Care and Training, Dr. Ada Hart Arlitt Noon-Dance Selections 10:00-Novelty Notes (CBS) 9:15-Clara, Lu & Em (NBC) 12:50 P. M.-Live Stoc'- Reports 10:05-Dot's School Children's Popularity 9:15-H. & S. Pogue 'Co.-Jean West 9 :30-Coppin's Morning News Flashes 9:15-A. & P. Dance Orchestra 9:30-Consolidated Merchants Program I :00-Organ Matinee Program 9:45-Vocal Varieties 9 :30-"Our Daily Food," Colonel Good- 1:30-Matinee Favorites 10:00-Weather-Lange Time body (NBC) 10:20-Beauty Notes 10:00-Mrs. A. M. Goudiss (NBC) 2:15-Happiness Kids 10:03-Woman's Hour-Tremlette Tully 9:45-Rit Dry 10 :35-WFBE-RKO Theatre Party 10:30-Queen City Rug Makers 10:15-Tunes in Blue Cleaner Program 2 :30-Musical Forum 10:00-Live 3:00-Afternoon Melodies 10:50-Mrs. Evans Advice 10:45-Ben Alley (CBS) 10:45-Tommy Ott at Liberty Organ Stock Reports 11:00-Julia Hayes 10:10-Musical 3:30-Ely Culbertson (NBC) 11:00-Mary and John 11:00-Musical Novelties Interlude 11 :30-Kre-Mel-The Singing Chef (CBS) 3:45-To be announced 11:15-Lyric Program, Musical Varieties 10 :15-Threesome, vocal trio 4.00-Classical '_'rogram 11 :45-Zorex Program (CBS) 11 :15-Earl Edmonds 11 :30-Beulah 10:30-Talk by Beatrice Fairfax (NBC) 4:15-Skippy (NBC', Davis, pianist Nooi}-Cincinnati Paint Club 11:30-Gene Rupee Fiddlers 10:45-Layne Mountaineer 4:30-Celebrated C mpositions 11:45-Old Southern Melodies 12:15 P. M.-Model Laundry-Model Ro- Noon-Luncheon Concert Fiddlers 11:00-WLW Mail 5 :00-Crosley Dealers Salute Noon-News in Cincinnati mances 12:25 P. M.-Live Stock Quotations Bag 5:15-Aces of Harmony 12:30 12:30-Cincinnati Merchants Program 11:15-Pat Barnes in Person (NBC) P. M.-Studio 12:30-Farm & Home Hour (NBC) 5:30-Southern Singers 1:00-Farm Network Program (CBS) 11 :30-Seger Ellis, baritone 5:45-Memory Hour 12 :45-Alfred McCoy 1 :15-Sulfox Health Program 1:30-Cincinnati Live Stock Exchange 11 :45-Morin Sisters, Kids 1 :30-Re-nu Program Report vocal trio 6:00-Happiness 1:00-Good Afternoon Melodies 6:15-Everyday Poems, by George Elliston 1:45-Farm Network Program (CBS) 1:35-Musical Interlude Noon-Noonday Musicale 6:30-To be announced 1:15-Robert Bentley, Children's Hour 2 :00-Studio 1:45-Geo. W. Hill Pantry tunes 12:15 P. M.-Hotel Gibson Dance Orch, 6:45-Trials of the Goldberg3 (NBC) 2 :15-Burck-Bauer Program 12:45-Market Reports 7:00-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra 1:70-Slumber Songs 2:30-Sam Prager, pianist (CBS) 2:00-Ky. Federation of Women's Clubs 12 :50-Live Stock Reports 7:30-Voice of Firestone (NBC) 1 :45-Forgetmenots 2:45-Four Eton Boys (CBS) 2:15-Siesta Musicale 8:00-A. & P. Gypsies (NBC) 3:00-The Captivators (CBS) 2:45-This 'n' That 1:00-National Farm & Home Period 2:15-Elinor Hurdle, character sketches Program (NBC) 8:30-General Motors Program (NBC) 3:15-Pyol Concert (NBC) Student Federation of Amer- 3:00-Pop 9:00-National Radio Forum (NBC) 2 :30-Rhythm Revue 3:30-Nat'l 1 :30-Netherland Plaza Dance Orchestra (NBC) ica Program (CBS) 3:30-Matinee Melodies 9:30-Do You Remember? 2:00-United States Marine Band (NBC 10:00-Russ Columbo Orchestra (NBC) 2 :45-Bee Campbell 4:00-Pancho and His Orchestra (CBS) 4 :00-Asher Sizemore and Jimmy 3:00-Old Lill, basso 10:15-Quaker State Program 3 :00-Studio 4:15-Raysol-Howard Hafford, tenor 4 :15-Kapua's Native Hawaiians 10:30-Mel Snyder's Orchestra 4 :30-Worthmore-Soup and Chili 3:15-Organ Matinee 3:30-Frank 4:30-Kapua's Native Hiawiians Aston, Show Windows 4:45-Snooks Friedman's Orch. (CBS) 3:45-Aces of Harmony 5:00-Main Street Business Men 4:45-Little Orphan Annie (NBC) 3 :45-Kresup Erion - and Mrs. Chas. Dits, Age 4:00-A. & P. Dance Orchestra soprano and pianist 5:15-Malted Products-Golden Or- 5 :00-Stegner's "Snowdrifts," Jack Snow ganist 5:15-Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra (NBC) 4:30-The Singing Lady (NEC) 4:00-Pirates Club 5:30-Burke Weather Forecast 4 :45-The Chatter 5:30-Cincinnati Trade 5:30-Royal Vagabonds (NBC) Network ProgramsV School-Ruth 5 :00-Marcella Uhl, songs 4:15-Cincinnati Reds vs. St. Louis, at Reeves St. Louis 5:45-Late Dance Tunes 5 :45-Stocks-Studio-Weather 5:15-Happiness Kids, vocal duo 5:55-WCKY Newsman 6 :15-Northside Musicale 5:59-Lange Time Signal 5:30-The Royal Vagabonds (NBC) 6:00 P. M.-Myrt and Marge. WABC 6:00-Wrigley-Myrt and Marge (CBS) 6:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) 5 :45-Lowell Thomas (NBC) WKRC wcv -a wade wspd kmox 6 :30-Dr. Lewis Dentists-Dot Lee 6:15-Red Top Baseball Scores Gendron's Orchestra. (CBS) wbbm J esters (NBC) 6:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) -Henri 6:45-Lost and Found 6 :20-Studio 6 :15-Tastyeast -D'Avrey of Paris, songs. WEAF wtam 6 :15-Foodtown Pops Review 6:30-Lavoris-Easy Aces (CBS) 6:30-Helen Royce, blues singer wwj 6:50-Studio 6:45-Camel-Morton Downey (CBS) 6:30-Mail Pouch Sportsman, Bob -Amos 'n' Andy. WJZ WLW WCKY Bath & Hare (NEC) 7:15-Post Question Box 7:00-Linit-The Club (CBS) 6:45-Jones Newhall kdka 7 :15-Barbasol-Singin' Sam (CBS) Milk Program (NBC) 6:45-Old Man Sunshine -The Singing Lady: nursery songs and 7:30-Sports Review, Harry Hartman 7:30-La Palina-Kate Smith (CBS) 7:00-Carnation kstp 7:00-Peanut Pietro stories. (NBC) 7:40-Knight Klub Knights 7 :45-Ivory Soap-Colonel Stoopnagle 7:30-Death Valley Days (NBC) 6:15-Maxwell House Tune Blenders: and Budd (CBS) 7:15-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra & Twins Lanny Ross, baritone. WABC 7:55-Lost and Found 8:00-Eugene Limited-International Re- 8:00-Tommie Willie, Coca Cola 7:30-Old Bill and Blue Flame Singers -Sonata Recital: Joseph Stopak, violin- 8:00-Mrs. Adolf Hahn vue (CBS) 8 :30-It Pays to Advertise 8:00-Cotton Queen with (link and Dink ist; Joseph Honti, pianist. WEAF and Audrey 8:15-Pillsbury-The Street Singer (CBS) Gillespie Dry wtam whas 8 :30-Bourjois-An Evening in Paris 8:59-Eureka Weather 8:30-Canada (NBC) (CBS) wbbm 8 -Paul Specht's Orchestra. :15-"Dinty" Moore's Scrap Book (CBS) 9:00-Art Cox and his Vagabonds 9:00-San Felice Serenaders (NBC) -Tastyeast Jesters: "Pep," "Vim" and 9:00-Gen'l Cigar-Robt. Burns Pana- 8 :30-Commissioner's 9:15-Henry Fillmoré s Band "Vigor," vocal trio. WJZ WCKY kdka Daughter, WFBE tella Program (CBS) 9:15-Club Royal, Milt Stuhlbarg wenr Players 9 :45-Alaga Melodies: Jim and Walt 9:30-Chesterfield-Boswell Sisters (CBS) 9:30-Waves of Melody (NBC) 6:30-Easy Aces: bridge comedy skit. 9:00-Luckey Boys 9 :45-Wurzburg-The German and His 10:00-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra WABC WKRC whk wfbm wcco kmox Parrot 9 :45-Sundodgers wgn 9:15-The Peoples School 10:00-Studio 10:30-Varsity Quartet comedy sketch, with 10:15-Slumber Music (NBC) -The Stebbins Boys: 9:30-Margaret Sponsel 10 :05-Howard Barlow and Symphony 10:45-Headlines of Yesterday Parker Fennelly and Arthur Allen. WJZ Orchestra (CBS) 10:30-Lee Sims Piano Moods (NEC) kdka wgar wjr wenr kstp 9:45-Studio 10:15-Maxwell Coffee-Lannie Ross and 11 :00-WLW Fanfares Quarter Hour: Morton 10:45-Cab Calloway's Orchestra (NBC) 6:45-The Camel 10:00-Port of Missing Men Don Voorhees (CBS) 11:30-Carl Moore's Orchestra (NBC) Downey; .ony Wons; 'asques Renard's 10:30-Weather Forecast-Studio 11:00-Art Cox Vagabonds Orchestra. WABC 'KRC wwva wade 10:15-Italian Serenaders Midnight-Mel Snyder's Orchestra wowo 11 :00-Isham Jones' Orchestra (CBS) 11:30-Milt Stuldbarg's Orchestra-Club whk wcah wspd 10:30-Nocturne-Lillian Sherman -The Goldbergs: comedy sketch. WEAF 11 :30-Enric Madriguera's Orch. (CBS) Royal 12:30 A. M.-Gus Arnhcim's Orchestra WSAI wgy wtam wwj wenr -Billy Jones and Ernie Hare: songs and NETWORK PROGRAMS NETWORK PROGRAMS patter. WJZ WCKY kdka wgar wjr MYSTERY AT 8:30 P. M. "Good Morning 8:00-Eugene International Revue: guest -"Do You Remember?"-Kay Donna, con- wmaq whas artist; Sam canin'- Orchestra. WABC All:e Lowe Miles tralto; orchestra. WEAF WSAI wgy 7:00-The Bath Club: WKRC wadc whk wspd wowo wfbm wwj wenr After starting out at 9 :30 p. m. interviewing guest; male quartet; Frank wcco kmox wg'. Mondays and being shifted to 8:30 Ventree's Orchestra. WABC WKRC -Waves of Melody: Victor Arden's Or- wgn -A. & P. Gypsies: Harry ilorlick, director; chestra; Tom Brown, tenor, WJZ p. m. the following week, "The Com- wade whk viand wfbm wcco kmox Frank dramatic sketches. Parker, tenor. WEAF WSAI wgy WCKY kdka wgar wjr kyw missioner's Daughter," WFBE Play- -Soconyland Sketches: wtam wwj wmaq WEAF wgy 9:45-Arthur Jarrett: songs; Freddie ers' new serial mystery drama, has -Carnation Contented Program: Gene Ar- -Sinc.air Wiener Minstrels: minstrel show; Rich's Orchestra. WABC wade decided to keep the 8 :30 p. m. spot. nold, narrator: male quartet; Morgan L. Roy Shield's Band. WJZ kdka wgar -Myrt and Marge. (CBS) wlap wbbm The cast includes practically every Eastman Orchestra. WJZ WCKY kdka wjr wit kstp what wcco member of the WEBE Players, with wls kstp v,'has (wjr on 7:15) 8:15-The Street Singer: Arthur Tracy. -The McCravy Brothers: hearthside sing- Zenobia Hackett and Robert Bent- WJZ kdka wgar wjr 7:15-Singin' Sam, the Barbasol Man. WABC WKRC wade whk wspd wowo ers. ley in the lead. Important charac- WABC WKRC wade whk wspd wfbm wcco kmox wgn 10:00-Howard Barlow and the Columbia terizations are also being given be wcco l.mox wen Symphony Orchestra. WABC wadc wcah 8:30-An Evening in Paris: Pierre Brug- Mabel Juanay, and Edward Briggs. 7:30-Kate Smith and Her Swanee Music. wspd wlap wfbm wcco kmox (WKRC non; Alice Remsen, contralto; Max on 10:05) WABC WKRC wade whk wcah wspd Smolen's Orchestra. WABC WKRC -Russ Columbo and his Orchestra. WEAF wl: p wfbm wcco kmox wgn wade whk wspd wowo wgn BY BRASS SEXTET -Voice of Firestone: Lawrence Tibbett, WS AI Jr., guest -Parade of the States: Howard Claney, -Slumber Music: Ludwig Laurier's String baritone; Harvey S. Firestone, narrator; sp-aker: William M. Dalÿ s Orchestra. Phil Dewey, baritone; male Ensemble. WJZ (WCKY wls on 10:15) The Brass Sextet of the Maxwell WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wmaq Glee Club; Erno Rapee's Orchestra. -Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) wmaq wenr House Cotton Queen Minstrels will whas WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wenr kstp whas wgar wjr feature an original arrangement of -Death Valley Days: "The Death Valley kstp whas 10:15-Maxwell House Tune Blenders: "Massa's in the Cold, Cold Grouted" Kid," dramatic program. WJZ WCKY -Canada Dry Program: George Olsen's Lanny Ross, baritone. (CBS) WKRC in the Cotton Queen broadcast with kdka wgar wls kstp Orchestra. WJZ WLW kdka wjr wade wgn whk wowo kmox wspd wlap Hink and Dink Monday (May 2) at 7:45-The Gloom Chasers, Colonel Stoop- 9:00-Robert Burns Panatela Program: wcco 8:15 p. m. over WLW. navle and Budd; ccm:dy skit. WABC Guy Lombardo's -Jack Denry's Waldorf-Astoria Hotel Or- Doyal Canadians; chestra. WEAF wenr WKRC wade whk wspd wcco kmox Burns and Allen, comedy team. WABC NETWORK PROGRAMS wgn WKRC wade whk wspd wowo wfbm 10:30-Noble Sissle's Park Central Hotel wbb,n wcco kmox Orchestra. WABC (wade whk wcah -Ralph Kirbery: the Dream Singer. wspd wlap wfbm wcco on 10:45) WEAF -National Radio Forum. WEAF WSAI Rogers' Hotel wtam wwj wenr -The Camel Quarter Hour. (CBS) wlap 11:05-Buddy Pennsyivania kmox wgn Orchestra. WEAF wgy (wenr on 11:15) Felician Serenade: Bob Nolan, tvbbm wcco CHRONIC -San Lee Sims, piano; Ibo Moore's Hotel Drake Orches- master of ceremonies. WJZ -Piano Moods: 11:15-Carl WLW kdka WCKY wenr tra. WJZ (WLW on 11:30) wgar wjr wmaq May Bailey, songs. WJZ ORD RUSH SUFFERERS 10:45-Cab Calloway's 'Cotton Club Or- 11:30-Enric Madriguera's Biltmore Or- 9:15-Four Boys and a Girl: musical chestra. WABC WKRC wade wcah If have a chronic chestra: Ada Ward, crooner. WEAF Ford Rush is heard over your you novelty program: Frank J. Novak, Jr., WCKY wwj wmaq wspd wlap wfbm wcco ailment that has failed to re- director. WJZ kdka wjr -Earl IIines' Grand Terrace Cafe Orches- -Larry Funk's Palais d'Or Orchestra. breakfast table from WLW in WEAF WCKY wenr owe it to your- That Satisfies: Boswell Sis- tra. WJZ wenr spond-you 9:30-Music Midnight - Claude Hopkins' Roseland the new "Round Table" period ; Orchestra. WABC self to consider seriously the ters Nat Shilkret's Orchestra. WABC 11:00-Isham Jones' Ballroom Orchestra. WABC WKRC wade whk wcah wspd wlap WKRC wade wcah wspd wfbm wbbm daily at 7:30 a. m., except San - investigation of the NEW wowo wfbm wbbm wcco kmox wcco 12:30 A. M.-Paul Specht's Orch. 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WSAI (225m.-1330 kc.) WFBE (250m.-1200 kc.) WKRC (545m.-550 kc.) WCKY (202m.-1490kc. ) WLW (428m.-700 kc.) 8:00 A. M.-Gene and Glenn (NBC) 7:00 A. M.-Break of Day 6:45 A. M.-God's Bible School-Sunrise 7:00 A. M.-Kapua's Native Hawaiians 6:30 A. M.-Top o' the Morning 8:15-Popular Musicale Worship 7:15-Morning Devotions (NBC) 7:00-Morning Exercises 8:45-McCormick 7:15-Musical Clock 7 :45-Churngold-Breakfast 7:15-Morning Devotions Fiddlers Club 7:30-Cheerio (NBC) 9:00-Morning Dance Concert 8:30-Birthday Greetings 7:59-Gruen Time Signal 7:30-The Round Table 9:15-Knox Sparkling Music (NBC) 8 :00-Raysol-Old Time Singing 8:00-Eureka Weather Forecast 8:30-Beautiful Thoughts (NBC) 9:30-Musical Forum 8:45-Morning Concert 8:15-Gladys Catron, organist 8:01-Morning Eye -Openers 8:45-The Early Burdettes-Exercises 9:00-Public Library Talk 10:00-"Yor- Child" (NBC) 9:15-Daily Thought 8 :30-Pyol Program 8 :15-Gene Rupee's Fiddlers 10:15-Radio Household Institute (NBC) 8:45-Wm. Rogers & Sons-Brad and 9:15-A. & P. Dance Program 10:30-Odas Mattox 9:30-Morning Glories Al (CBS) 8:45-Peppy Tunes 9 :30-"Our Daily Food," Colonel Good- 9:15-Clara, Lu & Em (NBC) 10:45-Light Classics 9:45-Prof. Briol, French Lesson 9:00-Prescott-The Grant Trio (CBS) body (NBC) 11:00-General Electric Circle (NBC) 9:15-H. & S. Pogue Co.-Jean West 9:30-Tunes in Blue 9:45-Davis Mystery Chef (NBC) 11:15-Celebrated Compositions 10:05-School Children's Popularity 9:30-Consolidated Merchants Program 10:00-Florence Frey's Beauty Talk Noon-Dance Selections Program 10:00-Main Street Business Men 10:00-Live Stock Reports 12:50 P. 10:15-Vocal Varieties M.-Live Stock Reports Wehmier 10:15-Pebeco-Stories of Living Great 10 :10-Musical Interlude 1:00-Dorothy Kempe, 10:20-Walter Program 10:45-Georgia Gay cellist (CBS) 10:15-Old Bill 1:15-Matinee Favorites 10:35-WFBE-RKO Theatre Party 10:30-Helpful Hints to Housewives 11:00-Musical Novelties 2:15-Happiness Kids 11:00-Ready-to-Bake Program 10:30-Through the Looking Glass with 2:30-Musical Forum 10:50-Anita Auch, dietitian 11:05-Weather Forecast 11 :30-Cumberland Fiddlers Frances Ingram (NBC) 3 :00-Afternoon Melodies 11:00-Pabst Musical 11:06-Lange Time Signal Noon-Luncheon Concert 10 :45-Layne Mountaineer Fiddlers 4:00-Classical Program 11:07-Woman's Hour-Tremlette Tully 12:25 P. M.-Live Stock Quotations 11:00-Alaga Melodies: Jim and Walt 4:15-Skippy (NBC) 11 :15 --Adelaide Apfel 11 :30-Linit-Mid-Day Bath Club (CBS) 12:30-National Farm & Home Hour 11:15-Pat Barnes in Person (NBC) 4:30-Celebrated Compositions 11:30-Housewives' Frolic 11 :45-Sulfox Health Program (NBC) 5 :00-Crosley Dealers Salute Noon-Jane Grey and Kampf the Jeweler 11:30-Talent Bureau Program Live Exchange 5 :15-Sam Wilson, baritone 11 :45-Dulcy Markham's Songs Artists 1:30-Cincinnati Stock Report 11 :45-O'Cedar Melody Men (NBC) 5 :30-Memory Hour 12:15 P. M.-Model Laundry-Model Ro- Noon-Tuxedo Entertainers 5:45-Happiness Kids, vocal duo Noon-News in Cincinnati mances 1:35-Musical Interlude 12:15 P. M.-Hotel Gibson Orchestra 6:00-Midweek Federation Hymn Sing Program 1 12:30 P. M.-Sara Drucker, pianist 12:30-Cincinnati Merchants :45-Geo. W. Hill Pantry tunes (NBC) 1 :00-W yeths-Aunt Jemima Songs 2:00-Richard Porter, singing pianist 12:45-Market Reports 6:15-Talent Bureau Program 12:45-Kitty Burke, (CBS) songs 2:15-Siesta Musical 12:50-Live Stock Reports 6:30-To be announced 1 :15-Re-Nu Program 1:00-Good Afternoon Melodies in Blue 1:00-National Farm and Home Period 6:45-Trials of the Goldbergs (NBC) 1:30-Farm Network Program (CBS) 2:30-Moods (NBC) 7 :00-Blackstone Plantation (NBC) 1:15-Robert Bentley, Children's Hour 1 :45-Queen City Rug Makers 2:45-Schubert Symphony-No 9 in C 7:30-True Story I' (NBC) 2 :00-Studio Major 1 :30-Netherland Plaza Dance Orchestra 1 ;30-Day Dreams 8:00-Gay Vienna (NBC) 2 : 15-H ippedrome Theatre Contest 3:45-Russell Henderly, pianist 2:00-Talent Bureau Program 8:30-Texas Program (NBC) 1:45-Frank Brandstetter 2:20-Ann Leaf at the Organ (CBS) 2:15-Organ Matinee 9:00-Lucky Strike Dance Hour (NBC) Americana (CBS) 4 :00-Asher Sizemore and little Jimmy 2:30-Musical 2:45-Mormon Tabernacle Choir (NBC) 10:00-Mel Snyder's Orchestra 2:00-Rhythm Revue 3:00-Boston Variety Hour (CBS) 4 :15-Dr. Lewis' Junior Broadcast Club 3:15-U. S. Army Band (NBC) 10:30-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra 2:15-Ralph Pinkston, piano 3:30-Graves-Musical Shopping Guide 4:30-Messer Melody Moments 3 :45-Pyol Program 3:45-Aces of Harmony 2:30-With the Bandmasters Trade 4:45-Little Orphan Annie (NBC) 4:00-Cincinnati School-Ruth 4:00-A. & P. Dance Orchestra Reeves 2:45-Afternoon 5 :00-Stegner's "Snowdrifts," Jack Snow Melodies 4:15-Raysol-Howard Hafford, tenor 4:30-The Singing Lady (NBC) Network Programs 3:00-Little Symphony 4:30-Worthmore-Soup and Chili 5:15-Studio 4:45-The Chatter 4:45-Danderine-Movie Star Revue 5 :30-"Soup" and "Chili," the Worth - 5:00-Mary Steele, contralto 3 :30-Murdock Williams (CBS) more Boys 5:15-WLW Singers 3:45-J. B. Baker, basso 5:00-Miller Brothers Wall Paper Pro- 6:00 P. M.-Myrt and Marge. WABC gram 5:45-Late Dance Tunes 5:30-Ray Perkins (NBC) WKRC wwva wade wspd kmox 4:00-Pirates Club 5:15-Malted Products-Golden Age, or- 5:55-WCKY News Man 5:45-Lowell. Thomas (NBC) -Henri Gendron's Orchestra. (CBS) wbbm ganist -Mid -Week Federation 4:15-Cincinnati Reds vs. St. Louis, at 'n' Andy (NBC) 6:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) Hymn Sing: Mur- St. Louis 5:30-Burke Weather Forecast-Stocks- 6:00-Amos iel Savage, soprano; Helen Janke, 6:15-Dog Talk by Dr. Glenn Adams con- Time Signal . 6:15-Radio Dial-ing with Henry Segal tralto; Richard Maxwell, tenor-; Arthur 6:15-Dr. Lewis Dentists-Dot Lee 5:45-H. J. Heinz-Joe Palooka (CBS) 6:30-Mail Pouch Sportsman-Bob Billings Hunt, baritone, director. WEAF and (CBS) 6:30-Stebbins Boys (NBC) Newhall 6:30-Margaret Cones, pianist 6:00-Wrigley-Myrt Marge WSAI whas 6:15-Crisco-The Mills Brothers (CBS) 6:45-Old Man Sunshine -Amos 'n' 6:45-Jones and Hare (NBC) Andy. WJZ WLW WCKY 6:45-Lost and Found 6:30-Richman Brothers-Sylvia Froos- 7:00-Peanut Pietro kdka Silver's Orchestra (CBS) 7:00-National Advisory Council on Edu- 6 :50-Studio 7:15-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra -The Singing Lady: nursery songs and 6:45-Camel-Morton Downey (CBS) cation in Radio (NBC) stories. (NBC) kstp 7:15-Post Question Box 7 :00-Linit-The Bath Club (CBS) 7:30-R. F. D. Hour 7:30-Tommie & Willie, Coca Cola Twins 6:15-Crisco Program: The Hartman 7 :15-Phillips-Abe Lyman's Orchestra 7:45-Sisters of the Skillet (NBC) Mills Broth- 7:30-Harry Sport Review Boys ers. WABC WKRC wadc whk wspd (CBS) 8:00-Bob Rainier's Lookout 8:00-Tangee Musical Dreams wowo wfbm wbbm kmox 7:40-Eleanor Walker McKay, soprano 7:30-La Palina-Kate Smith (CBS) 7:45-Gerardine-Ed Sullivan (CBS) 8 :30-It Pays to Advertise 8':15-Rhythm Club with Bob Nolan -Paul Specht's Orchestra. (CBS) wbbm 7:55-Lost and Found (WJR) --Melody Trail, gypsy music. WEAF 8:00-Premier Malt-Ben Bernie and his 8 :59-Eureka Weather 8:00-The Hoofers Blue Ribbon Orchestra (CBS) 8:30-Keuschen Program wgy vitam wmaq whas 9:00-The Regimentalists (NBC) -Just Willie: sketches, songs, stories. 8:30-Harold F. Ritchie-Eno Crime 9:00-Vox Humana 8:15-Meinolf of Tinglehoff (Germais Club (CBS) WJZ kdka wenr Song 9 :15-Minstrelettes 9:30-A Quarter Hour of Loveliness Cycle) 9 :00-Pratt and Lambert-Voice of a 6 :30-Richman Brothers Program: Syl- 8:30-REO Stars Thousand Shades (CBS) 9:30-Paris Night Life (NBC) '9:45-Southern Singers via Froos, contralto; Louis Silvers' Or- 9:15-Gold Medal Fast Freight (CBS) 9:45-Bill Dinkle & Eddie Baer 10:00-Sohio Program: The Trial of chestra. WABC WKRC wwva wade 9:00-The Luckey Boys 9:30-Chesterfield-Alex Gray (CBS) Vivian Ware whk wcah wspd wläp wowo wfbm wbbm 9:45-Red Top Baseball Scores 10:00-Chico 'n' Peppina wcco kmox 9:15-Western Hills Community Program 10:30-Varsity Quartet 9 :50-Studio 10:15-Slumber Music (NBC) Yesterday -The Stebbins Boys: comedy sketch, with 9:30-Elaine Ritter, vocalist and pianist 10:00-Toni Collins, Jr.-Eddie Schoelwer 10:45-Headlines of Parker Dornberger's Orchestra 11:00-Los Amigos Fennelly and Arthur Allen. WJZ 9:45-Evening Dance Frolic 10 :15-Wuest Sleeper Mattress Program 10:30-Charles WCKY kdka wgar wjr wenr kstp (NBC) 11:30-Moon River 10:00-Studio 10 :30-Weather Forecast-Studio 6:45-The Camel Quarter Hour: Morton 11:00-Art Cox Vagabonds Midnight-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra Downey; Tony Wons; 11:00-Harold Stern's Orchestra (CBS) Jacques Renard's 10:30-Nocturne-Lillian 12:30 A. M.-Mel Snyder's Orchestra Orchestra. WABC WKRC wwva wade Sherman 11:30-Coon Sander's Orchestra (CBS) 11:30-Club Royal, Milt Stuhlbarg whk wcah wspd wowo NETWORK -The Goldbergs: comedy sketch. WEAF PROGRAMS American Women DEAN ADDS "M. C." WSAI wgy wtam wwj wenr , -Lucky Strike Dance Hour, with Louis -Billy Jones and Ernie Hare: songs and. Sobol. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj patter. WJZ WCKY wgai and Krazy Kat FO' GIV kdka wmaq wenr whas (kstp off 9:30) Add "M. C." to initials which Dean -The Regimentalists: male chorus of six- Tuesday Feature Yocum is privileged to sign after his 7 0C The Bath Club: Allie Lowe Miles teen voices; Keith McLeod, director. interviewing WJZ WCKY kdka wgar wjr wmaq name. WLW's "Old Bill" made his guest; male quartet; .Frank in GC MF Ventree's O r c he s tr a. WABC -WKRC 9:11-Musical Fast debut as "master of ceremonies" Freight: Eddie Dun- "Krazy Kat" jazz pantomime based the wade whk wspd wfbm wcco kmox wgn stedter, Gold Medal Organist; Wheaties on the cartoon the Peanut Pietro broadcasts-at will be featured in the request of an official of the program's -Pluck,tone Plantation: Julia Sanderson, Quartet. WABC WKRC wade whk Musical Americana over weed wowo wfbm wbbm wcco kmox broadcast sponsor, the Planters Nut & Choco- Frank Crumit, solloists; Jack Shilkret's WKRC (CBS) Tuesday (April 26) THE "old maestro" Orchestra. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam -The Three Graces: harmony trio. WJZ late Co. Now WLW is engaged in at 2:30 p. m. and all the lads beg wwj kyw kstp kdka wgar wjr answering a flock of enthusiastic let- The second half of the presentation forgiveness for remind- --National Advisory Council on Radio in 9:30-Music That Satisfies: Alexander ters inquiring into the identity of the will be devoted to the of ing you that they will Education: "The Party and the Issues," Gray, baritone; Nat Shilkret's Orchestra. works deep -voiced "m. c." of Pietro's pro- be on the air this eve- Arthur Krock, New York Times. WJZ WABC WKRC wade whir wcah wspd American women composers. Rhoda gram. wlap wowo wfbm wbbm wcco kmox Arnold, ning for the alma WCKY wgar wls kyw Columbia soprano, will offer malta Blue Ribbon 7:15-Abe Lyman's Orchestra. WABC -Paris Night Life: Princess Ivanova "Nocturne," the best known of the - Obolensky; Madelon de Gist, soprano; Malt-good, old Blue WKRC wade whk wspd wfbm kmox works of Pearl Curran; "Wild MOVES Ribbon Malt. The best wgn Pierre le Kreun, tenor; Bertrand Geese," a composition M. KAMPF HOUR Hirsch's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY kdka by Annabel in entertainment is the 7:30-Kate Smith and her Swanee Music. wgar wjr kyw Buchanan; and a lie -awake song, aim of the old maestro, WABC WKRC wade whk wcah wspd "Mother Moon," by Alice Barnett. The human interest features that just as the best in wlap wfbm wcco kmox wgn 9:45-The Funnyboners: comedy and songs. WABC wadc whk The program will be concluded with mark Jane Grey's Kampf Artist pro- malt is the aim of -True Story: Mary and Bob, dramatic -Myrt and Marge. (CBS) wlap wbbm Miss Arnold singing Mana-Zucca's gram, now heard Tuesday and Thurs- the makers of sketch. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wcco ecstatic spring song, "I Love Life." day at 12 noon on WKRC, are drawn Blue Ribbon, so kyw -The McCravy Brothers: hearthside sing- from letters received from listeners 'elp me. -Little Musicale. WJZ wls ers. WJZ kdka wgar wjr NETWORK PROGRAMS by Jane Grey. Ruth Reeves, Duane 7 :45-Gerardine Program : "Broadway's 10:00-Twenty-Ninth Annual Convention -Dancing in Milwaukee. WJZ wgar wenr Snodgrass and Howard Hafford are Greatest Thrills ;" Ed Sullivan: Jack of Religious and Educational Associa- also featured on these Kampf Artist Berger's Orchestra. WABC WKRC tions. WABC (wade whk wcah wspd wlap wfbm wcco wade whk wspd wfbm wowo kmox wgn wlap wowo wfbm wcco kmox on 10:15) 11:00-Harold Stern's St. Moritz Orches- programs. TUNE I N -Joe Palooka. (CBS) wcco wfbm kmox tra. WABC WKRC wade wcah wspd "-Harley Parham, Harlam Knights. (CBS) wlap wowo wfbm wcco wcco -Russ Columbo and his Orchestra. WEAF -Slumber Music: Ludwig Laurier's String -Ralph Kirbery: the Dream Singer. FRENCH MOVES BEN -Sisters of the Skillet: Edd e and Ralph, W EA F wtam and dialogue. WJZ WLW kdka Ensemble. WJZ (WCKY on 10:15) songs -Earl Hine's Grand Terrace Cafe Orches- wh kstp wgar -Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) wmaq wenr tra. WJZ kdka wgar wenr Professor Phillippee Briol who has 8:00-Ben Bernie and his Blue Ribbon kstp whas wgar wjr 11:05-Johnnie Hamp's Hotel New York- BERNIE 10:15-Opry House Tonight: humorous conducted Advanced French over Orchestra. WABC WKRC wade whk er Orchestra. WEAF wgy EVERY wspd wowo wcco wgn skit with Warren Wade and Roe Wright. WFBE during the past winter, has 11:30-Coon-Sanders' Orchestra. WABC his time to 9 :45 a. m. on -Gay Vienna: Erno Rapee Orchestra. WEAF changed 10:30-Pancho and his Orchestra, WABC WKRC wade weals wspd wlap wfbm Tuesday, 8 P. M. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wls kyw wbbm wcco Tuesday and Thursday. Eastern Standard Time Household Program: Al'ce Mock, -The Camel Quarter Hour. (CBS) wlap -Seymour Simons' Hotel Teller Orches- --The wcco wfbm wgn soprano; male trio; Josef Koestner Or- tra. WEAF wtam wwj wenr (kstp on WKRC and CBS chestra WJZ kdka wjr wmaq -Charles Dornberger's Mount Royal Ho- 11:45) tel Orchestra. WEAF WCKY wtam 8:30-Eno Crime Club: dramatization of -Charlie Agnew's Edgewater Beach Hotel wwj (wenr off 10:45) Orchestra. WJZ wmaq ayton, Xenia Wherever you Edgar Wallace mystery, opening epi- and sode. WABC WKRC wade whk wspd -Piano Moods: Lee Sims, piano; Ilo 7,Ii du i 5tht - Claude Hopkins' Roseland go, you find wowo kmox wgn May Bailey, songs. WJZ wenr Ballroom Orchestra. WA -BC -Jane Carpenter, pianist. (CBS) wcco 10:45-Bing Crosby, songs. WABC wade 12 :30 A. M.-Paul Tremaine's Villa Rich- Miamisburg Boys wfbm wcco BLUE -Ed Wynn and the Fire-Chief Band. whk wcah wend wlap ard Orchestra. WABC Make Spending WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wmaq 7kU kstp whas Money Selling BBON -Great Personalities: Harold Sanford's REMEMBER Orchestra. WJZ WLW kdka wgar wjr Ul`i7ITEDRADIO, soc. MALT wenr CHAS. W. NEYER 1193 VINE STREET Ra io Dial 8:45-Isham Jones' Orchestra. 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WSAI (2.25m.-1330 kc.) WFBE (250m.-1200 kc.) WKRC (545m,-550 kc.) WCKY (202'>-1490kc.) WLW (428m.-700 kc,) 8:00 A. M.-Gene and Glenn (NBC) 7 :00 A. M.-Break of Day 6:45 A. M.-God's Bible School-Sunrise 7:00 A. M.-Kapua's Native Hawaiians 6:30 A. M.-Top o' the Morning 8:15-Popular Mu-ical. Worship 7:15-Musical Clock 7:15-Morning Devotions (NBC) 7:00-Morning Exercises 8: 15-McCormick Fiddlers 8:30-Birthday 7 :45-Churngold-Breakfast Club 9:00-Morning Dance Concert Greetings 7:59-Gruen Time Signal 7:30-Cheerio (NBC) 7 :15-Morning Devotions 9:15-Jane Grant's Steero Hour (NBC) 8:45-Morning Concert 8:00-Raysol-Old Time Singing 8:00-Eureka Weather Forecast 7:30-The Round Table 9:30-National Home Hour (NBC) 9 :00-Our Daily Thought 8:15-Gladys Catron, organist 8:01-Morning Eye -Openers 8:30-Beautiful Thoughts (NBC) 9:45-Betty Crocker (NBC) 8:30-Pyol Program 9 :15-Hy C. Geis, organ recital 8:15-Cumberland Fiddlers 8 Early 10:00-Keeping Up With Daughter (NBC) 8 :45-Cudahy Co.-Old Dutch Girl (CBS) :45-The Burdettes-Exercises 10:15-Nadio Household Y,satute (NBC) 9:45-Gold Nuggets 9:00-Prescott-Grant Trio (CBS) 8:45-Band Music 9:00-Recipes by "Max" 10:33-Vocal Selections 10:05-Dot's School Children's Popularity 9:15-H. & S. Pogue Co.-Jean West 9:00-Beatrice Mabie (NBC) 9:15-A. & P. Dance Orchestra I 1 :CO-General Electric Circle (NBC) Program 9 :30-Consolidated Merchants Program 9:15-Clara, Lu & Em (NBC) 9 :30-"Our Daily Food," Colonel Good- 11 :15-C atad Compositions 10:20-Beauty Notes 10:00-Weather-Lange Time Signal 9 :30-Coppin's Morning News Flashes body (NBC) '-)sign:-Dance Saiettions 10:35-WEBE-RKO Theatre Party 10:03-Woman's Hottr-Tremlette Tully 12 :50 P. M.-Live Ste ak Reports 10 :30-Best Foods-Round The World 9 :45-Tunes in Blue 9:45-Rit Dry Cleaning Program 10 :45-Better Business Bureau 1 :03-Organ Matinee Cooking School (CBS) 10:15-Vocal Varieties 10:00-Live Stock Reports 1 0-IEiatin :e Favorites 10:50-Mrs. Evans' Advice 10:45-Eugene Limited-Question and 10 :30-Tommy Ott, organ 10 :10-Musical Interlude 2:13-Happin ars Kids 11:00-Mary and John Answer Box 11:00-Helpful Hints 10 :45-Sweetheart Program 10 :15-Threesome, vocal trio 2:30-Musical Forum 11:15-Lyric Program, Musical Novelties to Housewives 3 :00-Afte oen Melodies 11:30-Kre-Mel-Singing Chef (CBS) -- 11:00-Musical Novelties 10:30-Talk by Beatrice Fairfax (NBC) 3:33-Ely Colberteen, bridge expert(NBC) 11 :30-Marion Hemple 11:45-Zorex Program (CBS) 11:30-Gene Rupee's Fiddlers 10:45-Layne Mountaineer Fiddlers be announced 11:45-Lola Bruce Smith 3:4-To and Don Cheek Noon-Cincinnati Paint Club Noon-Luncheon Concert 11 :00-WLW Mail Bag 4:00-Clas. ical Program Noon-News in Cincinnati 12:15 P. M.-Model Laundry-Model Ro- 4:15-Skip-y (NBC) 12:25 P. M.-Live Stock Quotations 11:15-Pat Barnes in Person (NBC) 12 :30 P. M.-Studio mances 4:30-Wayne King's Orchestra (NBC) 12:30-Cincinnati Merchants Program 12:30-National Farm & Home Hour 11:30-Harmonica Bill and High Noon 12:45-Alfred McCoy 4 :4:, Celebrated Compositions 1 :00-Wyeths-Aunt Jemima Songs (NBC) 11:45-Morin Sisters, vocal trio 5 :03-Crosley ealers Salue 1:00-Good Afternoon Melodies (CBS) 1:30-Cincinnati Live Stock Exchange Noon-Hotel Gibson Dance Orchestra 5:1:-Aces of Ecrmony 1 :15-Miller Wall Paper Program Report 1:15-Robert Bentley, Children's Hour 12:30-12:40 P. M.-Old Bill 5:30-M_ne-ry Hour 1:30-Fire Prevention Talks 1:35-Vocal Varieties 5:40-Cie l Service Talk 1:35-Farm Network Program (CBS) 12:45-Market Reports 1:30-Slumber Songs 1 :45-Pietro Zervos, pianist 5:45- -S;uthe n Singer- 2 :00-Burck-Bauer Program 12:50-Live Stock Reports 6:00-Memory hour 1:45-Dedication Program 2 :15-Charis-Ann Leaf and Ben Alley 2:00-Siesta Musicale Farm and Home Period vocal duo 1:00-National 6:15-Happiness Kids, 2:00-Charles Daunt, tenor (CBS) 2:30-Moods in Blue (NBC) 6:30-To be announced 2:30-Queen City Rug Maker 3:00-Larry Topper at Piano 1 Orchestra 6:45-Trial- of the Goldbergs (NBC) 2:15-Frank Aston, book review 2:45-Four Eton Boys (CBS) :30-Netherland Plaza Dance 7:00-Fig Time (NBC) 3 :00-Sulfox Health 3:15-Kampus Kutups 2:00-Talent Bureau Program 2:30-With the Band Masters Program 7:30-Halc_y Stuart Program (NBC) 3:15-U. S. Navy Band (CBS) 3 :30-Wurlitzer Music School of Air 2:15-Organ Matinee 8:00-Goodyear Program (NBC) 2 :45-Studio 3:45-Re-Nu Program 4 :00-Asher Sizemore and little Jimmy 2:45-Words and Music 8:30-Mobiloil Program (NBC) 4 :00-Pyol Program 3 :00-Galmano and Cortez 4:15-The Interpreters Musicale ' 9 :30-NBC Artists Service (NBC) 4 :15-Raysol-Howard Hafford. tenor 3 :00-Midweek (NBC) 10 s 4 4:30-Jimmy and Edith :00-Cus Arnh:ir.> Orchestra 3 : 15-Fritchie and Harrison :30-Worthmore-Soup and Chili 3:30-Parody Man 13:20-Mal Snyder's Orchestra 4 :45-Geo Hall's Orchestra (CBS) 4 :45-Little Orphan Annie (NBC) 3:45-Aces of Harmony 3 :30-Studio 5:00-Main Street Business Men 5 :00-Stegner's "Snowdrifts," Jack Snow 4 :00-A. & P. Dance Orchestra 3:45-Wayne Arbogast 5:15-Malted Products-Golden Age, or- ganist 5:15-Dr. Belber's Quarter Hour 4:30-The Singing Lady (NBC) 4:00-Pirates Club S:30-Burke Weather Forecast 4:45-The Chatter 5:30-Cincinnati Trade 5:30-Royal Vagabonds (NBC) Neby- arli Programs 4:15-Cincinnati Reds vs. St. Louis, at School-Ruth 5:00-Siarcella Uhl, songs Reeves St. Louis 5:45-Late Dance Selections violinist L-. 5 :45-Stocks-Studio 5 :15-Elliot Brock, 6 :15-Northside Musicale 5:52-Weather Forecast 5:55-WCKY News Man 5:30-Louis John Johnen, baritone 6:00 P. M.-Myrt and Marge. WABC 5:55-Lange Time Signal Thomas (NBC) WKRC wwva wade wspd kmox 6:30-Dr. Lewis Dentists-Dot Lee 6:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) 5:45-Lowell 6:00-Wrigley-Myrt and Marge (C BS) 6:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) -=ienri Gond,on's Orchestra. (CBS) 6:45-Lost and Found 6:15-Red Top Baseball Scores 6 :15-Debutantes seLbrn 6:15-Just Willie 6:20-Studio 6:30-The Stebbins Boys (NBC) -D'Av.-cy of Paris, songs. WEAF wmaq 6:50-Studio 6 :25-Coney Island Calliope 6:30-Mail Pouch Sportsman-Bob wags Aces and Hare 7 :15-Post Question Box 6:30-Lavoris-Easy (CBS) 6:45-Jones (NBC) Newhall -Amos 'n' Andy. WJZ VJLW WCKY Downey (CBS) 6:45-Camel-Morton Boys 6:45-Old Man Sunshine kdka 7:30-Sports Review, Harry Hartman 7:00-Linit-The Bath Club (CBS) 7:00-Showboat Singing Lady: nursery songs and 7:00-Peanut Pietro -ifh^ 7:40-Douglas Pinguely, basso; Chas. î:15-Barbasol-Singin' Sam (CBS) 7:15-Vlillys-Overland Silver Streaks stories. le: tp Snyder's Orchestra (NBC) Glazer, piano 7:30-La Paling-Kate Smith (CBS) (NBC) 7:15-Mel 6:15-ltiaxwea House Tune Blenders: 7:45-Ivory Soap-Stoopnagle & Budd Frost's Melody Moments 7:30-Tommie & Willie, Coca Cola Twins 7:30-Jack Lanny Bass. baritone. WABC 7:55-Lost and Found (CBS) (NBC) Specht's Orchestra. (CBS) wbbm -Paul 8:00-Gen'l Mills-Gold Medal Fast 8:00-Radio Guide News of Sherlock Holmes -Intermezzo: concert orchestra. WEAF 8:00-Cliff Burns and His Orchestra- Freight (CBS) 8:00-Adventures Green Mill VISAI vagy v' tam wmaq 8:15-To be announced 8:15-Bill & Audrey (NBC) Dry (NBC) -Esso Program: Robert L. Ripley, "be- 8:15-Larry Wood, piano and songs 8:30-Harold F. Ritchie-Eno Crime 8:30-Pays to Advertise 8:30-Canada lieve -it -or -not :" Harry Sulter's Orches- Club (CBS) 9:00-San Felice Serenaders (NBC) 8 :30-Studio tra. WJZ kdka 9:00-Chesterfield-Ruth Etting (CBS) 9:00-Teddy Hahn Orchestra 9:15-Crosley Dealers Nite Club 6:30-Ea:y Aces: bridge comedy sketch. 8:45-Corol_ne Haupt, soprano 9 :15-Horlick's Milk-Adventures In 9:30-Gustave Haenschen's Orch. (NBC) WABC WKRC whk w:bm wcco kmox Health-Dr. Herman Bundeson (CBS) 9 :45-Alaga Melodies: Jim and Walt wgn 9:60-Luckey Boys Clothes-Society's Playboy 9:45-Bill Dinkel and Eddie Baer 9:30-Society 10:00-Curtain Calls --The Stebbins Bays: comedy sketch with Gloaming, Will (CBS) 9:15-In the Glenna 10 : 00-W C K Y's Krackers Parker Fennelly and Arthur Allen. WJZ Newland 9:45-Wurzburg-The German and His 10:30-Varsity Quartet WCKY kdka 'agar wjr wear kstp Parrot 10:15-Rochester Civic Orchestra (NBC) His Orchestra 10:45-Headlines of Yesterday 6:45-The Camel Quarter Hour: Morton 9:30-Cliff Burns and 10:00-Howard Barlow (CBS) 10:30-Bob Rainier's Orchestra from Downey; Tony Wons; Jacques Renard's 9:45-Port of Missing Men-Jeff Davis 10:15-Maxwell Coffee-Lannie Ross and Lookout House 11:00-Crosley Theatre of the Air Orchestra. WABC WKRC wwva wade Don Voorhees (CBS) : 1I :30-Benny Kyté s Orchestra (NBC) whk wcah wspd wowo 10 :00-Italian Serenaders 10:30-Weather-Studio 11 00-Art Cot's Vagabonds Goldbergs: comedy sketch. WEAF -The Mooré s Scrap Book 11:15-Club Royal, Malt Stuhlbarg Midnight-Mel Snyder's Orchestra WSAI wgy '/tam wwj wenr 10:15-"Dinty" 11:00-Eddie Duchin's Orchestra (CBS) -Billy Jcn-s and Ernie Hare: songs and 10 :30-Nocturne--Lillian Sherman 11:30-Ben Pollack's Orchestra (CBS) 11:30-Club Royal 12:30-A. M.-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra patter. VIJZ WCKY kdka wgar wjr wr, aq whas NETWORK PROGRAMS 'VETWORK PROGRAMS NETWORK PROGRAMS 7:30-The Bath Club: Allie Lowe Miles ALICE IS HERE interviewing guet; male quartet; Frank 8:15-The Columbians: male quartet; -NBC Artists' Musicale; Cesare Sodero 10:35-Jane Froman and her Orchestra. Freddie Rich Orchestra. WABC Orchestra. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam WJZ wgar wmaq Ventree's Orchestra. WABC WKRC The original Alice in Wonderland wade whk u-rp3 wfbm wcco kmox wgn 8.30-Eno Crime Club: dramatization of wwj wenr kstp 10:45-Ted Cook's Midnight Frolics Or- -Big Time: Johnny Hart, humorous Edgar Wallace mystery, conclusion of -Gustave Haenschen's Orchestra: Frank chestra. kVJZ wgar wens will be heard during a Lewis Carroll Munn, tenor, WJZ kdka wgar sketch; Joseph Bonimc's Orchestra. Tuesday's story.. WABC WKRC wade WCKY Casi- Centenary program to be broadcast wjr kyw 11:00-Eddie Duchin's Central Park WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj wls whk wspd kmox wgn no Orchestra. WABC WKRC wadc from Columbia University, N e w -American Taxpayers League Program. -Paul Specht's Orchestra. (CBS) wcco 9:45-The Street Singer. Arthur Tracy. wcah wspd wlap wfbm wcco York, Wednesday (May 4) at 3:05 wade WJZ wmaq -Mobiloil Concert: Gladys Rice, soprano; WABC Dream Singer. p. m. over NBC-WJZ. Students and the Barbasol Man. and Marge. (CBS) wlap wbbm -Ralph Kirbery: the 7:15-Singin' Sam, Lewis James, tenor: Nat. Shilkret's Or- -Myrt WEAF wgy wtam wenr faculty will have as tuft' guest 80 - WABC WKRC wadc whk wspd wfbm chestra- WEAF WSAI wgy wtam ww) wcco Helen -Cab Callowaÿ s Cotton Club Orchestra: year -old Mrs. Alice Liddell Har- wcco kmox wgn wenr kstp whas -The Pickens Sisters: Jane, and first -Willys-Overland Silver Streaks: Betting, Marla, harmony trio. WJZ kdka wgar Ada Ward, crooner. WJZ kdka wgar greaves, to whom Lewis Carroll Dry Program : George Olseris piano quartet; -Canada wjr 11 Pennsylvania told the story of Alice in Wonder- Platt. Hoefel and Stokes, kdka wgar wjr :05-Buddy Rogers' Hotel Tom, Dick and Harry, vocal tria. WJZ Orchestra. WJZ WLW WEAF wgy wtam wenr land. She traveled more than 7,800 kyw 10:00-Howard Barlow and the Columbia -.Orchestra. WCKY kdka 'wgar wjr wmaq kstp whas Symphony Orchestra. WABC WKRC 11:30-Ben Pollack's Orchestra. WABC miles to appear on the program. The 7:30-Kate Smith and her Swanee Music. 9:00-Music That Satisfies: Ruth Etting; whk wcah wspd wlap wowo wfbm feature will be opened with music WKRC wade WKRC wadc wcah wspd wlap wfbm WABC WKRC wadc whk wcah wspd Nat Shilkret's Orchestra. WABC weer) kmox -Kelley's suite wadc whk wcah wspd wlap wfbm wbbm wcco from Edgar Stillman wlap wfbm wcco kmox wgn Revell: interview. WEAF wgy Hotel from in \Vonderland," by a -Halsey Stuart Program; the "Old Coun- wcco kmox -Nellie -Charlie Agnew's Edgewater Beach "Alice wtam wwj Orchestra. WEAF WCKY kyw chorus of 120 girl's voices from Barn- sellor ;" orchestra. WEAF WSAI wgy -Coca Cola Program: Irvin S. Cobb, wtam wwj kyw kstp "The Kentucky Derby;" guest inter- -Slumber Music: Ludwig Laurier's String -Benny Kyle's Golden Tower Orchestra. ard and Hunter colleges, and a Co- -Jack Frost Melody Moments: Joseph viewed by Grantland Rice; Gustave Ensemble. WJZ WJZ WLW kdka wgar wjr wenr lombia orchestra. Pasternack's Orchestra : Oliver Smith, Haenschen's Orchestra. WEAF WSAI -Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) wmaq wenr kstp Midnight-Claude Hopkins' Roseland tenor. WJZ WLW kdka wgar wjr wls wgy wtam wwj wear kstp whas whas wgar wjr Ballroom Orchestra. WABC 7:45-The Gloom Chasers, Colonel Stoop - Bob Nolan, 10:15-Maxwell House Tune Blenders. -San Felician Serenade: Friedman's Paramount "LAND O' NOD" nagle and Budd. WABC WKRC wadc master of ceremonies. WJZ WLW kdka (CBS) WKRC wadc wgn whk wowo 12:30 A. M.-Snooks whk weed wcco kmox wgn wgar wjr wmaq kmox wspd wlap wcco Orchestra. WABC 8:00-Musical Fast Freight: Eddie Dun- "Land o' Nod" is the title of the 9 :15-Adventures in Health: Dr. Her- -Jesse Crawford, Poet of the Organ. stedter; Gold Medal Organist; Wheaties Wednesday 7 :30 p. nl. program fea- wadc whk man N. Bundesen, Health Commissioner WEAF Quartet. WABC WKRC whk Green Will Cpen tured by Tommie and Willie, the wspd wfbm wcco kmox wgn of Chicago. WABC WKRC wadc -Roche:ter Civic Orchestra. WJZ WCKY wcco kmox Coca Cola Twins. On this one eve- Program: Grace Moore, so- wspd wowo wbbm Connié s Inn Or- Ta &Is By -Goodyear Hearthside Singers. 10 :30-Don Redman's Eunday Tommie and Willie for- prano; Revelers quartet: David Men- -McCravy Brothers: chestra. WABC (wadc wcah wspd wlap ning a week doza Orchestra. WEAF WSAI wgy WJZ wfbm wcco on 10:45) Labor en May 1. sake their merry -making and go seri- Playboy Hour: Welcome ous. "o' is a wtam wwj kyw kstp whas 9:30-Society's Camel Quarteüi Hour. (CBS) wlap The Land Nod program Lewis, contralto: Nat Brusiloff's Orches- -The -Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: dra- wowo wfbm wcco kmox wgn feature of the "sweet" type and matic sketch with Richard Gordon, tra; Norman Brokenshire, master of Organized labor will broadcast a brings pram- old favorite songs to the Leigh Lovel and Joseph Bell; Graham ceremonies. WABC WKRC wadc whk -Vincent Lopez' Hotel St. Regis Orches- series called "Builders of America- WCKY wfbm wbbm wcco tra. WEAF wgy wwj wenr microphone by this popular Harris' Orchestra. WJZ WLW kdka wspd wlap wowo An Epic of American Labor" each team. wgar wjr wmaq kmox -Studio Ensemble. WJZ Sunday at 1 p. in. beginning May I over Columbia. 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) WLW (428Ixx.--70O kc.) WSAI (225m.-1330 kc.) WFBE (250m.-1200 kc.) WKRC (545m.-550 kc.) WCKY (202m.-1490kc. 7:00 A. M.-Kapuá s Native Hawaiians 6:30 A. M.-Top o' the Morning 8:00 A. M.-Gene and ilenn (NBC) 7:00 A. M.-Break of Day 6:45 A. M.-God's Bible School-Sunrise Worship Devotions 8:15-Popular Musicale Clock 7.15 -Morning (NBC) 7:00-Morning Exercises 7:15-Musical 7 :45-Churngold-The Break. ast Club 8 :45-McCormick Fiddlers 7:30-Cheerio (NBC) 7 :15-Morning Devotions 8:30-Birthday Greetings 7:59-Gruen Time Signal 9:00-Morning Dance Concert 8:00-Eureka Weather Forecast 7:30-The Round Table 9:15-Knox Sparkling Music (NBC) 8:45-Morning Concert 8:00-Raysol-Old Time Singing organist 8:01-Morning Eye -Openers Thoughts (NBC) 9:30-Musical Porum 9:15-Our Daily Thought 8:15-Gladys Carron, 8:30-Beautiful Household 8:30-Pyol Program 8:15-Gene Rupee's Fiddlers 8:45-The Early Burdettes-Exercises 10:15-Radio Institute 9:30-Morning Glories Al 10:30-Odas Mattox 8:45-Wm. Rogers-Sons-Brad & 8:45-Peppy Tunes 9:00-Dr. Carl A. Wilzbach 10:45-Light Classics 9:45-Prof. Briol French Lesson (CBS) 9:15-Clara, Lu & Em (NBC) 9:15-A. & P. Dance Orchestra 11:00-General Electric Circle (NBC) 10:05-Dot's School Children's Popularity 9:00-Ceresota Flour - Dr. Copeland 11:15-Celebrated Comr ositions Program (CBS) 9:30-Tunes in Blue 9:30-'Our Daily Food," Colonel Good- 9:15-H. & S. Pogue Co.-Jean West body (NBC) Noon-Dance Selections 10:20-Walter Wehmier Program 9:45-Tunes in Blue 9:30-Consolidated Merchants Program 9:45-Davis Mystery Chef (NBC) 12:50 P. M.-Live Stock Reports 10:35-WFBE-RKO Theatre Party Gould Beastly Talk (CBS) 10:00-Mrs. A. M. Goudiss (NBC) 9:45-Barbara 10:00-Live Stock Reports 1:00-Parody Man 10 :50-Anita Auch, dietitian 10:00-Consolidated Merchants Program 10:15-Vocal Varieties 1:15-Matinee Favorites 10:15-Weather-Lange Time Signal 10:45-Tommy Ott at Liberty Organ 10 :10-Musical Interlude 2:15-Happiness Kids 11:00-Pabst Musical 10 :18-Woman's Hour-Tremlette Tully 10 :15-Threesome, vocal trio 2 :30-Musical Forum 11:00-Musical Novelties 11 :15-Studio 10:45-Studio 10:30-Tslk by Beatrice Fairfax (NBC) 3 :00-Afternoon Melodies 11:00-Queen City Rug Makers 3:30-Mona Motor Organ Recital Frolic 11:15-Earl Edmonds Musical Magazine 11:30-Housewives' 11 :15-Scott, Howe, Bowen-Acme Sun- 10:45-McKesson 4 :00-Classical Program shine Melodies 11 :30-Cumberland Fiddlers (NBC) (NBC) 11 :45-Dulcy Markham's Songs 4:15-Skippy 11 :30-Linit-Mid-Day Bath Club (CBS) 1i:00-Alaga Melodies: Jim and Walt 4:30-Celebrated Compositions in Cincinnati Noon-Luncheon Concert Noon-News 11:45-Columbia Revue (CBS) 11:15-Pat Barnes in Person (NBC) 5:00-Crorley Dealers Salute Noon-Jane Grey and Kampf the Jeweler 12:25 P. M.-Live Stock Quotations 12:30 P M.-Sara Drucker, pianist 11 Mountaineer Fiddlers 5:15-Memory Hour Artists :30-Layne 12:30-National Farm & Home Hour 5:30-"The World Today," Jaznes G. 12:45-Kitty Burke, songs 12:15 P. M.-Model Laundry-Model Ro- 11 :45-O'Cedar Melody Men (NBC) McDonald (NBC) mances 1:30-Cincinnati Live Stock Exchange Noon-Hotel Gibson Dance Orchestra 1 :00-Pauline Ungar 5:45-Just Willie 12:30-Cincinnati Merchants Program Report Orch. 6:00-Southern Singers 12:15 P. M.-Hotel Gibson Dance 1:15-Robert Bentley, Children's Hour 1:00-Wyeths-Aunt Jemima Songs 1:45-On to Prosperity 6:15-Happiness Kids, vocal duo (CBS) 12:30 P. M.-Old Bill 6:30-To be announced 1:30-Day Dreams I:15-Main Street Business Men 2:00-Siesta Musicale 12:45-Market Reports .6 :45-Trials of the Goldbergs (NBC) 1:45-Frank Brandstetter 1:30-Farm Network Program (CBS) 2:30-Moods in Blue 1:00-National Farm and Home Period 7:00-Fleischmann Hour (NBC) 2:00-Julia Hayes-Helpful Hints to (NBC) 8:00-Big Six of the Air (NBC) 2 :00-Muriel Northrup, soprano Housewives 3:00-Home Decorations (NBC) 1 Plaza Dance Orchestra 8:30-Sherlock Holmes (NBC) Program :30-Netherland 2:15-"The Old Sarg"-U. S. Army 2:30-Sufox Health Navy Band (NEC) 9:00-Lucky Strike Dance Hour (NBC) 2:45-Boston Variety Hour (CBS) 3:15-United States 2:00-Talent Bureau Program 10:00-Gus Program Arnheim's Orchestra 3:00-U. S. Army Band (CBS) 3 :30-Wurlitzer's Music School of Air 2:15-Organ Matinee 10:30-Hotel Gibson Dance Orchestra Zwygart, baritone, and Har- 2:30-Frank 3:15-Cincinnati Trade School-Ruth 2:45-Travel Talk by Joseph Ries vey Harding Reeves 4 :00-Asher Sizemore and little Jimmy 3:00-Aces of Harmony vs. at 3:30-Graves-Musical Shopping Guide 4 :15-Kapua's Native Hawaiians 2 :45-Cincinnati Reds Boston, Harrington Redland Field 3 :45-Pyol Program 3:15-Pat 4:00-Re-Nu Program 4:30-Messer's Melody Moments 3:30-Unite States Navy Band (NBC; Storey Webber and Ruth N. 4:45-Hazel 4 : 15-Raysol-Howard Hafford, tenor 4:45-Little Orphan Annie (NBC) 3:15-United States Navy Band (NBC) rNetwork Programs Webber 4:30-Worthmore--Soup and Chili 5:00-Stegner's "Snowdrifts," Jack Snow 4:OC-A. & P. Dance Orchestra 5:00-Variety 4 :45-Danderine-Movie Stars Revue (CBS) 5:15-Studio 4:30-The Singing Lady (NBC) 6:00 P. M.-Myrt and Marge. WABC 5:15-The Pirates' Club 5:00-Miller Brothers-Harold Krell, or- 4:45-The Chatter WKRC wwva wadc wspd kmox ganist 5:30-"Soup" & "Chili," Worthmore Boys 5 :30-Musical Interlude Age, or- 5:00-Southern Singers -Through the Opera Glass: soloists with 5:15-Malted Products-Golden 5:45-Late Dance Tunes Cesare Sodero's Orchestra. WEAF 5 :45-Murdoch Williams ganist 5 :15-Ramona wgy wtam wwj 5:30-Bore Weather Forecast-Stocks- 5:55-WCKY News Man 5:30-WLW Singers 6:00-Dr. Lewis, Dentists-Dot Lee -Amos 'n' Andy. WJZ WLW WCKY Lange Time 5:45-Lowell Thomas (NBC) kdka 5:36-Studio 6:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) 6 :15-Melody Four 'n' Andy (NBC) -The Singing Lady: nursery songs and 5:45-H. J. Heinz-Joe Palooka (CBS) 6:15-Music Makers 6:00-Amos stories. (NEC) kstp 6:30-Studio 6:00-Wrigley-Myrt and Marge (CBS) 6:15-Foodtown Pops Review 6:30-Stebbins Boys (NBC) 6:15-Crisco Program: The Mils Broth- 6:45-Lost and Found 6:15-Crisco-The Mills Brothers (CBS) 6:30-Mail Pouch Sportsman-Bob ers. WABC WKRC wadc whk wspd 6:30-Richman Bros.-Sylvia Froos- 6:45-Jones and Hare (NBC) Newhall 6:50-Studio (CBS) wowo wfbm wbbm kmox Silver's Orchestra 6:45-Old Man Sunshine (CBS) 7 : 00-Edgeworth Program (NBC ) -Hind's Romance Exchange: Ray Heath- Question Box 6:45-Camel-Morton Downey erton, vocalist, with 7:15-Post Club (CBS) 7:00-Peanut Pietro orchestra. WJZ 7:00-Linit-Bath 7 :I5-Louise Ryder, contralto kdka whas wenr 7:30-Sports Review, Harry Hartman 7:15-Phillips-Abe Lyman's Orchestra 7:15-Rin-Tin-Tin Thriller (NBC) 7:30-Tommie & Willie, Coca Cola Twins 6:30-Richman Brothers Program: Sylvia Ora Rausch (CBS) 7:30-Ivory Program (NBC) Froos, contralto; Louis Silvers' Orches- 7:40-Lee 7:30-La Palina-Kate Smith (CBS) 8 :00-Blackstone Plantation (NBC) 7:45-Sisters of the Skillet (NBC) tra. WABC WKRC wwva wade whk 7 :55-Lost and Found 7:45-Cream of Wheat-Angelo Patri wcah wspd wlap wowo wfbm wbbm "Your Child" (CBS) 8:30-It Pays to Advertise 8 :00-Tangee Musical Dreams wcco kmox 8:00-Studio 8:00-Eugene Limited-International Re- Club with Bob Nolan 8:59-Eureka Weather Forecast 8:15-Rhythm -The Stebbins Boys: comedy sketch with 8 :15-Covington and Hersh vue (CBS) (WJR) Parker Fennelly and Arthur Allen. WJZ 8:15-Modern Male Chorus (CBS) 9:00-Earl Arnold's Flotilla Boys 8:30-"Thompkin's Corners" (NBC) WCKY kdka wgar wjr wear kstp 8:30-Italian Serenaders 8:30-Love Story Magazine Hour (CBS) 9:00-A. & P. Dance Gypsies (NBC) 6 :45-The Camel Quarter Hour: Morton 8:45-Cliff Burns and his Orchestra 9:00-Hart, Schaffner & Marx Trumpe- 9:30-Hollywood Nights (NBC) Downey: Tony Wons; Jacques Renard's ters (CBS) 9:30-Ivanhoe Playhouse Luckey Boys 9:45-Dixie Lee Orchestra. WABC WKRC wwva wade 9:00-The 9 :30-Chesterfield-Boswell Sisters (CBS) 10 :00-Sohio Program: The Trial of Vis- wcah wowo Hills Program 9:45-Red Top Baseball Scores 10:00-Chico 'n' Peppina ian Ware 9:15-Western Shoe Gardens-Harry Will- -The Goldbergs: comedy sketch. WEAF 9:50-Horse 10:30-Morin Sisters, vocal trio WSAI Nagy wtam wwj wenr 9:30-Evening Concert sey 10:15-Slumber Music (NBC) Forecast-Studio 10:45-Headlines of Yesterday -Billy Jones and Ernie Hare: songs ano 9:45-Fred Lindeman, piano and accordion 10:00-Weather 10 :30-Lew Conrad's Orchestra (N BC) patter. WJZ WCKY kdka wgar wmaq 10:20-Howard Barlow (CBS) 11:00-Los Amigos 10:45-Cab Calloway's Orchestra 7:00-The Bath Club: Allie Lowe Miles 10:00-Dance Time 10:45-Noble Sissle's Orchestra (CBS) (NBC) 11:30-Moon River Lombardo & his Orchestra intervicw_ng guest; male quartet; Frank 11:00-Guy 11:00-Art Cox Vagabonds Arnheim's Orchestra Ventrec's Orchestra. WABC WKRC 10:15-Lou Pfeiffer (CBS) Midnight-Gus , Orchestra wade wspd wfbm wcco kmox wgn 10 :3C-Nocturne-Lillian Sherman 11:30-Art Krueger's Orchestra (CBS) 11 :30-Club Royal Orchestra 12:30 A.. M.-Mel Snyder's -Fleischmann Hour: Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees; guest star, WEAF NETWORK PROGRAMS SATURDAY (April 30) WSAI wgy wtam wwj wmaq kstp (whas "Snowdrifts Morin Sisters, Mayflower Theater, Troy, wspd wlap Ohio. on 7:30) WKRC wade whk wcah New wbbm wcco kmox McCormick's Old Time Fiddlers, -Edgeworth Program: Dr. Traprock; Har- wows wfbrn Ruble Theater, Logan, O. riet Lee, vocalist; male trio. WJZ -Hollywood Nights: Gene Rodemich's Box Letter 30 - SUNDAY (April WCKY kdka wgar wls Orchestra; Frank Luther, tenor. WJZ SATURDAY AND kyw May 1) 7:15-Abe Lyman's Orchestra. WABC WCKY kdka wgar Hink & Dirk, Paramount Theater, Mid- WKRC wade whk wspd wfbm kmox wgn 9:45-Arthur Jarrett: songs; Freddie -eader: The Camel Quarter dletown, O. -Rin -Tin -Tin Thriller: dramatic program. Rich's Orchestra. WABC wade Hour will leave the air for the sum- SUNDAY (May 1) WJZ WLW kdka wgar avis -Myrt and Marge. (CBS) wlap wbbm mer Sat::rday, May 28. It is heard The Chatter and Jack Zoller, I.aRoy 7 :30-Kate Smith and her Swanee Music. wcco over WKRC (CBS) at 6:45 p. m. Theater, Portsmouth, O. WABC WKRC wade whk wcah wspd Jane, Helen and Marla, Bradley Kincaid, Royal Theater, Dan- -Pickens Sisters: nightly except Sunday. Ind. wlap wfbm wcco kmox wgn harmony trio. WJZ wgar wjr ville, --Ivory Program: B. A. Rolfe and his Or- SUNDAY AND MONDAY (May 1 and 2) - 10:00-Howard Barlow and the Columbia Ford Rush, Paramount Theater, Hamil- chestra. WJZ WLW kdka wls WABC 29_ighty 7:45-Angelo Patri: "Your Child." Symphony Orchestra. (WKRC Editor, The Dial: pleased ton, O. wade wcah wspd wlap wfbm wcco with your newcomers in this week's Seger Ellis, Hippodrome Theater, Mari- WABC WKRC wade whk wspd wcco etta, O. kmox wgn kmox on 10:15) Radio Dial. I've followed W. W.'s and his Orchestra. WEAF (May 2) of the Skillet: Eddie and Ralph, -Russ Columbo column in The Daily Mirror for MONDAY -Sisters -Slumber Music: Ludwig Laurier's String Bradley Kincaid, Colonial Theater, Leb- songs and dialogue. WJZ WLW kdka (WCKY on 10:15) months . . , Bring on that pic- anon, Ind. wgar avis Ensemble. WJZ Andy. (NBC) wmaq wenr ture of our 'good f:-iends, the Sun - TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY (May 8 :00-Eugene International Revue: guest -Amos 'n' wjr dodgers of WChY. J. IL, Cincin- 3 and 4) artist with Sam Lanin's Orchestra. kstp whas wgar Miamis- 10:15-Joe Palooka. (CBS) wfbm wcco nati. Hink & Dunk, Plaza Theater, WABC WKRC wade whk wspd wfbm 'k # burg, O. kmox wgn kmox Seger Ellis, Colonial Theater, Cambridge, -Dan Russo's Orchestra. (CBS) wcco -Lew Conrad's Hotel Slather Orchestra. Editor, The Dial: I am renewing Ohio. (WCKY on 10:30) -Big Six of the Air: Phil Ohiman and WEAF my subscription to Dial for 26 WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY (May Lewis 10:30-Noble Sisle's Park Central Hotel 4 and 5) Victor Arden, piano duo; James, weeks. I do not think this maga- El- tenor; Welcome Lewis, contralto; male Orchestra. WABC (WKRC wade whk Bradley Kincaid, Elwood Theater, wspd wlap wfbm wcco kmox on zine receives enough praise. I want wood, Ind. quartet; -Henry Shope and Frank Parker, wcah to thank you for the photographs Morin Sisters, Strand 'Huai er, Van tenors; John Seagle, baritone; Elliot 10:45) Wert, O. Shaw, bass; Frank Black's Orchestra; -The Camel Quarter Hour. (CES) wlap of the many favorites we hear and Jimmie Wallington, announcer. WEAF whk wfbm wcco kmox wgn seldom see. Good luck to Dial and WSAI wgy wtam wwj wrnaq kstp whas -Hal Kemp's William Penn Hotel Or- all of its ,contributors. M. C., Cÿn- -Blackstone Plantation: Julia Sanderson chestra. WJZ wenr (wgar off 10:45) thiana, Ky. and Frank Crumit, soloists; Jack Shil- (wjr on 10:45) JACK SNOW kret's Orchestra. WJZ WCKY kdka 10:45-Cab Calloway's Cotton Club Or- 8:15-Modern Male Chorus: Andre Kos- chestra; Ada Ward. crooner. WEAF telanetz, conductor. WABC WKRC WCKY wgy wtam wwj WCKY's popular "Snowdrifts" wwva wade whk wcah wspd wlap wfbm 11:00-Guy Lombardo and his Royal Ca- -daily at 5 p. m,-has gone wcco kmox nadians. WABC WKRC wade wcah commercial. The sponsor is the Personal Appearances 8:30-Love Story Hour. WABC WKRC wspd wlap wfbm wren Stegner Products Company of wade whk wspd kmox wgn -Ralph Kirbery: the Dream Singer. of -Coon -Sander's Orchestra. (CBS) wcco WEAF wgy wtam wenr Cincinnati, makers of Stegner WLW Artists -Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: "A -Earl Hines' Grand Terrace Cafe Or- Mock 'Turtle Soup. Jack Snow Case of Identity," dramatic Sketch with chestra. WJZ wgar (wjr on 11:15) Richard Gordon and Leigh Lovel. WEAF Hamn's Hotel New Yorker has been the man behind the FRIDAY (April 29) WSAI wgy wtam wwj wenr 11:05-Johnny wenr in "Snowdrifts" - "Thomnkins' Corners:" rural sketch. Orchestra. WEAF microphone McCormick's Old Tirare Fiddlers, Galli WJZ WLW kdka wgar wjr kyw kstp 11:30-Art Krueger's Orchestra. WABC since that program took the air polis, O. wspd wlap wfbm Bradley Kincaid, Wilds Opera House, whas WKRC wade wcah last December. The Campus Noblesville, Ind. 9:00-Hart, Schaffner and Marx Trum- weco peteers. with Edwin C. Hill, "The Man -Charlie Agnew's Edgewater Beach Hotel Cut -ups (Floyd Terry and Tom in the Front Row." WABC WKRC wade Orchestra. WEAF kyw will continue as mu- my Kyde) as T. RADIO SHOP whk wspd wlap wfbm wbbm wcco kmox -Larry Funk's Palais d'Or Restaurant close the fea- M. .-Lucicy Strike Dance Hour, with Louis Orchestra. WJZ wenr sicians to open and AL. THREM, Prop. Sobol. WEAF WSAI wgy wtam wwj 11:45-Don Bigelow's Orchestra. WABC ture with "Jingle Bells." Fans RADIOS TESTED :F1 YOUR HOME wenr whas wade wcah wspd whip wfbm wcco are invited to ask "Snowdrifts" Reta.r.n Rea- onable i'ai's`act:cr Guaran:eed .--A. & P. Dance Gypsies: Harry Horli.ck As Near As Your Telephone director; Frank Parker, tenor. WJZ Mitt night-Claude Hopkins' Roseland. questions regarding radio pro - Ballroom Orchestra. WABC 1735 Elm at Findlay Market) WLW kdka wgar wjr wmaq or artists. Listeners' corn - P.M. E.S.T. 9:30-Music That Satisfies: The Boswell 12:30 A. M.-Snooks Friedman's Paramount grams PArkway 4573 Stafïan V'`SAf-8 Sisters; Nat Shilkret's Orchestra. WABC Orchestra. WABC meats are read on the program. IMOMDir RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING MAY 5, 1932 Eastern Standard Time Skippy e Amateur Ma ¡dan -By Percy L. Crosby'

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