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• John B. Christian, Box 2 I, Pasadena, Calif. • Sirs: Last Easter Sunday I made rite ellr Inspires lite Pen the mistake of going to church! I missed a program toward which I Mr.. F. Holden, 5832'12 Harold Way, had 10vked forward for many weeks. I really think people are interested It Hollywood, Calif. in a reasonable amount of good ad was Archibald MacLeish's "Son vertising. of Man". Why in heaven's name a Sirs:. It would seem to me that we program like that is scheduled at so who live here in Hollywood are pe Yours for less, but better, commer· odd an hour! Sunday all good church nalized for doing so, when it comes cials. members are in church, especially_ to getting tickets for certain radio on Easter! shows and being awarded the larger It seems to me that we here in prizes. I have been trying for a mat Rose Skaron, 3429 *Arroyo Seco_ Avenue, California who had the misfortune ter of years to get tickets to some Los Angeles 3 I, Calif. of having to go to Sunday School shows I'd like to see. Sirs: Certainly enjoy your Radio in our early youth' get the royal On three shows that give away Life, weekly. brushoff by the radio stations. Think considerable prizes, and on one that Can you please tell m~ the name of it. Sockman on ABC at 10:00 a.m. grants lesser rewards, I have yet to of the announcer who advertises on in the East . . . but at 7:00 a.m. hear that a person from Hollywood "Grand Central Station" between here on Sundays! I try to be a good is the lucky one. All the gifts and acts and surmises the outcome of Christian, but I must say I'm not money go to persons frGm Squee the play? It certainly sounds like that kind of an early Christian! dunk Indiana, or other such faraway Galen Drake. Have you any pictures Can't you do something about it? places. I certainly don't begrudge of the latter? I like his little talks, Give us more stories on religious them getting their wishes granted, daily. artists, local and national. We're sick but why shy away from us Holly Are there any programs pertain and tired of Benny and Hope. wood people? ing to child training? Too, I have written letters asking 11 .Hmntb likt! (, tt for information about certain pro l,n D"akr, and il IS Ronald Colmall, Beverly* Hills, Calif. grams, and other items, and nary a Gakn Drake. Here Sirs: Mrs. Colman and I wish to reply! I think only common cour· is the photo I/OU tesy should have assured me are· also reqlle., t. There thank the publishers of Radio Life are no .• peel/ie pro for the Citation we have .received. ply. y"ams on chil(r We are both very happy ' and de To our dirett knowledge, there's no Iraill/ny (!lIl'renlly lavorilislII di,plt/yetl 0" ""II of Rullll heard, however lighted to be the possessors of your wood's aut/Ie" .... how.v. dthu III the Ihfre's lots 10 b. Distinguished Achievement Award. case of IIckds or prIZe... Some pro INrnetl fro", Ihe gran"" iI' .~ true. ll11f/t .HICh rul or'tr small fry '''emuIIJO whelmin!} lick" r~quesl 111111 they're on ,lull pOP /J I a r Name omitted by request. booked . RADIO LI FE *June 8,* 194-7 • Vol. 15,* No. *14 PI,bUs hed Weekb' Ilt Lo. An~e1e., CaUfo.... ia. BIIsines. and "EdItorial Offices: 6.'!fit Selma A ...,., Hollyw<>Od 28. Pho.... H":mp.tr.~ %02;;. 570 (Mailbu: Add...... : 80s 9614, Los Ft'h.. Sta' ON YOUR DIAL tion. l.as Annie. 27.) KLAC Radio Ute was entered S8 8eoond Ciss. Mutter Nightly: Tuesday Thru Friday Msy 8, 11l42, st Los Ana:eles, under Act of M"...,h 3, 1879. Prepaid 8nbserlption8, $t.25 VVeekends: Afternoons year, Sl!.l!II sis month •. 81nll:"Ie Copies on .ale ftt le... din, Independent Groce.... In Southern Sponr.otec As California at lie ....ch A Publi( Se-,,,,ice For the third consecutive season, Publisher, Carl M. BiCAby; Editor, E ,'elyn A. Sigmund Romberg and a 58·piece or· Bll{fiby; FeHture Editor, J oun BuehllnBa; Irs TH E ~E OF Pft<'8111 Editor. Jane Pell{1"am: Ad,"ertlslor; i chestra will take over the Red Skel· MBu"CfT, am" Jo_: Offlc" Munllc.. r, Gear cia Ca ywood: Art Dlreetor, Ray llllH"'r: ton time spot, starting Tuesday, June Log EdItor, Hal Julian. 10th at 6:~0 p.m., via NBC·KFI. ~(!ME AU mat~I ' used by Rildlo Lit.. is 8 ....cially prp.parM by its O',,"D Itatt writers, and r~ printing In ... hol.. Or in (.art without pub THAT'S KFI - DI AL 640 FINE BEERS SINCE 1860 lisher's perMissIon strictly forbIdden. ••• Adl>erllSelllent ~~~~"'/U>"J" It's al ays ; QmlJ@tttu~ 'Cite tor :Inspires tlte Pen / I I I / I , II \ ,,- (Continlled from Preceding Page) in studio audiences . . . why don't iclea to would welcom e any program that the studios ferret out these people kept him happy. and start a "black list"? . Bill Anson, Al Jarvis and Bill Ley Any chance of an article and ·pic· den are tops with me. Also 'Felix tures of Art Baker and his notebook? Adam s on KGER has a disc show There should be more shows like his. t hat's good. What 's happened to Stu Wilson? He's great. We agree with you. Mrs. Taylor, and Rob~r1 R. PelSo., *1665 W. 11th Plac~ , think those who don't like one program Los An,~les, Calif. should dial· another. Sorry you thought we wue hard on talkative disc jock Sirs: This evening I accidentally eys, but we hold that folks are inler ested more in mu .• tc than remarks. A tuned in on a new radio program, few well-chosen words are okeh, but "Johnny Modero," broadcast locally some jockeys, il utm!., become en over KHJ. If the program makes the Iranced at the soand o{ their own voices and spin 011 and '011. Many same impression on all radio listen· jockeys · could take a leal out 01 Ihe ers as it did on me, it's sure to be boo k .• o{ men like Allson, Jarvi.• • and a hit. I thought it was the finest Leyden, who have learned 10 make Iheir lalk breezll and inlimale and program of its type that I've heard Iflal's why folks I1ke 'em. Siu Wil in a long, long time. It's fast, spicy .• on i.. slill heard on "Qlli% of Two and sure· fire. Jack Webb, I believe Cit;es:' that's his name, plays the leading role and does a swell job. I'm just Marjorie Oborn, 10308 South Paloma Aye. a listener who really enjoyed the ini· * tial broadcast, and I'd like to see a nue, Los Angeles 2, Calif. write· up of the show in your fine Sirs: Could you tell me if Al Jol· magazine. son is going to have a program of Complde piclllr~~ and _,'ory on Ihe his own? I would enjoy it very much new "Johnny Modero" .• how appear on if he WOUld. page 6 o{ thi$ issue. I wonder if it would be possible for Eddie Cantor to Sing more songs on his program instead of so much Mrs. Murphy, Alhambra* , Calif. talking. Sinatra and Crosby have Sirs: I just have to get in my two done so much for their programs, cents' worth after reading the paper • and I think it would also help Can headlines about "Vice-Presidents of tor. Radio Station NBC Quit Row Over Joi. them through the small square open Ever Ad - Lib over the Radio? Binnie Barnes ing on one wall that was originally cut and is still used for the projec. and Mike Frankovich Manage to Do It lor 30 tion of home movies, which the Frankovlches frequently show. Their Minutes at a Time - and Drink Coffee, Too! living room is soundproofed for the same purpose, and the room's furni· ture arranged so.... as to be easily By Shirley Gordon turned about for a film audience's occupancy. It was eight-twenty-nine and the Monday through Friday, 8 :30 a.m. however, made us know that it was closing theme of "Wakeup Ranch," K J.lV IJ still safe to knock. the program preceding the "Binnie and Mike" show, could be heard T was early enough on a Inside, in the center of a spacious, over the KFVD outlet in the next Monday morning for us still warmly furnished living room, at a room. Mike smiled across the table to be yawning sleepily as small table scattered with type at his wife and called her attention we drove along the pretty written sheets and newspaper clip to it. "Therl!'S your song, darling." tree-lined Be v e r I y Hill s pings, sat the Frankoviches {cinema !I street in sea r c h of the actress Binnie Eames and her sports· Binnie grinned and began to sing, Frankovich residence. A car out casting - Republic - PIctures - pro injecting a twang into her brisk front bearing a sign ·that read "Have ducer hUSband. Mike Frankovich}. English diction, "-out where Mother Breakfast with Binnie and Mike" They wavec;l a friendly hello with Nature's really givin'. all the things provided a fairly good clue. We out taking their attention from the that make a heap 0' livin·. .. parked and approached the house minute hand on the mantel clock. Then they were on the air. with caution, aware that it was but Engineer Johnny Greene (whose car "Good morning. dar 1 i n g," an· a few moments before broadcast it was out front) was standing by nounced Mr. F. jovially. "How do you time. Sounds of activity from within, in the next room, ready to signal (Pletue Turn to Page 32) .. FR ... HKOVICH 11'4 AH OFF·MIKE POSE operates mini .. - ....CTRESS (TURNED RADIO PERFORMER) Binnie B.unes .. nd ture r.. ilrodd lor benelit 01 youngsters, Pder, center, .. nd children, photogr.. phed on t.h. Universal set when youngsters twins Michole .. nd Michdel. visited mothu. • IMPORTANT INGREbIENTS in th~ new "Johnny Modero" series are, Idt to right, Jack Webb, who pldys title role dnd formerly pldy~d "Pdt NOVdk"; Hd"y Zimmermdn, music .. 1 director; dnd The Johnny in Jack N .. t Wolff, producer. TIT. bb Who in Turn, rrT. Meet Jac k yye, , M d " J/yte 0 "J h ny ero Wednesday. 8:.10 p.lII. 1ntroduces Us to 0 n MBS-KHJ-KG8 A C K WEB B crinkled his By Lynn Roberts dark eyes and turned his broad grin in our direction. He was talking with earnest e nth u s i a s m of "Johnny Modero." "Johnny" is Jack's other s elf - the s i mil e· tongued hero of Mutual's new Wed· nesday night a d v e n t u r e series, "Johnny Modero, Pier 23." "Johnny" has this to say about the business he's in: "It's a boat· house on the outside. But it's inside where I make my money. people come in the back door-and go out the same way. Most of the time they don't tell me their name and I don't ask 'em. For down here on the water front a set of morals causes no more MANY OF FEMININE ROLES on the new s how .ore hdndled by dccom t plished radio thespidl\ Betty Lou Ger son, Ielt, dt mike with Jdck. stir than Mother's Day in an orphan age. Sometimes I get paid. Just as often I don't. But there's not much I can do about it. That's the kind of business I'm in." Jack has this to say abo u t "Johnny": "I like the guy. I like him because he doesn't carry a gun. I like him because he doesn't ask for a fight. but can always take care of • himself when one comes along. He's the kind of a guy I think a lot of us would be under the same circum stances. I like 'Johnny'." Dialers like Jack. A local boy, and somewhat of a radio veteran, having written, announced and acted for the ether medium a number of years now, Jack Webb gained the greatest amount of attention from micro phone fans with his portrayal of the title role In the San Francisco emanated series, "Pat Novak for Hire." Thriller addicts delighted in his low, flat, close dialogue delivery. "Before that" he told us, "I'd played character parts and mostly romantic leads, at which I think I'm lousy." Asked about the mail response to his "Pat Novak" po r t ray a I, he grinned and admitted, "It was most ly from women." His "Johnny Modero" has the same attraction. Heart Interest Enrap~ured feminine dialers ~ill be happy to hear that actor Webb is still a bachelor-but on the other hand it isn't likely that he'll remain one for long. He is eng age d to actress Julie London. When they marry, he hopes to secure a home, but meanwhile he has an apartment and knows he's lucky to have found that. He and Julie go to the movies a lot and consider it "a school." "I even like to see the bad ones," he smiled, "because I always learn something." As for "private eye" portrayals, he picks Dick Powell as his favorite. "Bogart's good, too, but he looks the part so completely. Powell accom plishes the portrayal with an added dash because he doesn't look the part." Jack confessed that he is no avid mystery reader, but' when he does read them, he likes the English ones best. "They're better," he summed up. He listens to the r a d i 0 a lot, abhors the audience participation shows and doesn't approve of audio ences at dramatic broadcasts. "It'd be all right If there were a glass partition placed between them and the stage." Being watched while he's working, however, doesn't bother him in the least. About acting, he has this to say. (PltG.3fl IurA 10 Page 39) ANNOUNCING "JOHNNY NODElO" t i. TOllY LaFrano, here working on mike with intriguing-voiced Webb. ON THE BANK, BENT ON SNARING d mf:SS 01 lish, dr~ Me l .. HAVING NO LUCK, thf: lishumen shift their operdtions Bldne, CBS comic, dnd Hdn. Conrif:d, who pldYs "Mr. Cush to dnothu spot, to wit, d bridge": whf:rf: Mel gols d bite ing", High Chief Potenhte 01 the LOydl Order 01 B"nevolent ZebrdS dnd excitedly points it out to Hdns. on Mel's sh~ w . M eJ Blan-c and H ans CO n'ri~e d 'Try to "Get Away from It All/' but ff~ Up Frustrated ,mid S el Speaking IT'S A WHOPPER, or so Mel thinks, "IS THAT ALL IT WAS?" HANS IS SKEPTICAL. m .. ku Mel .IIS he cries to Hdns to gin .. hdnd mourns H .. n 5 dis"ppointedly. medsure dnd weigh dgdin. Verdict: with the net. Hd ns promptly responds by Mel whips out his fisherm .. n's "de·li .. r", four ounces lighter, two inches shorter than nerting every .dlort short 01 going over which weighs .. nd meosuru cdtch on Mel d .. imed, so H .. ns smirlcingly .. ppro board. the spot. pridtes the day's haul. RADIO IN REVIEW NEWS and COMMENT who were urged to draw their impres the Hyena's creator. His Whiffenpoof sions of a Whi.ffi!npoof. Two thousand was a beastlike person, parasol sprout For Love 0' Mike (General) listeners had ideas of what one looked ing. from its head, its tail a syphon. Comment like, and, spurred by desire for an RCA-Victor radio-record player com bination offered as prize, transferred Smart Sayings of Adults their mental images to paper. All In spite of the fact that we love eleven jockeys receiving entries were revivals of the old tunes, we heard the spurred, too. Each was to pick his _other side of the story recently from three best entries for final judging a br1ght fifty-year-old, and we're in· and if one of his listeners received clined to think he has a case. "I wish the prize, the jockey. sharing in re to heck they'd start writing good new flected glory, received a radio-record tunes," this long-time radio listener player, too. complained to us. "Revivals of the Last Friday the boom was lowered oldies are all right for the younger on the thirty-three final entries. Three generation, but, darn it, I remember stolid judges sweated through a ses most of the old tunes the first time sion of eliminating the offerings. one they :.vere popular. I didn't mind them by one, until a lone winner was being revived in the twenties and then agreed upon. Discarded were many again in the thirties, but here. it is clever concepts, ranging from the 1947 and they're all being dragged out again. At this rate I've got three F'~-""-~~.'~.~-'~""'- or four more revivals of the same I tunes to go through again and I don't think I can stand it'" TFhiffenpoof Contest What does a Whiffenpoof look like? For a long time people have wondered, ULTRA·MODER~ CO~CEPT was this, done but nobody did anything about it in severe black and white and using ham nobody, that is, until RCA-Victor cut mer lor head, 4 cork mouth, and .bottle a record of the Yale drinking song, opener vHiations lor body. warbled by Robert Merrill, and de- its midriff an array of bottles yawn ing to be filled. r Now we've seen everything on Whif fenpoof, except perhaps the one thing we'd most like to inspect: Rudy Val lee's concept of the subject. ,"Short Tip on Shysters" Been bothered by a "racket" lately? . .. and we don't mean the neighbors OWL·EYED BIRD with record lor body w .. having a party upstairs. an outstanding entry executed in purple, black, and green. Latest bright little business going on about town, we're told, is a series of telephone calls here and there. near naIve to the horrendous. Cueing her 9:30 every evening. Dialogue goes idea of a Whiffenpoof from the baa something like this: baa-baa lines in the song, one con testant painted t a man's face, com "This is your radio announcer, repre 'posed completely of white lambs, with senting the 'Pot 0' Gold' program and black sheep for beard and hair. The the Eversharp Pen Company. You creation was 'framed in lambs' wool. have been picked as one of four lucky Judges were swayed in their ulti people to report immediately at the mate decision by an evaluation chart --- - Drug Store before ten o'clock. First three there will win $6--- stressin~ ori~inality and appropriate is WI~~I~G DRAWI~G captured drinking ness prlmanly and actual execution (amounts vary) but number four a song spirot, port .. y,ng Whillenpoof a, least. monkey's uncie," beaked, bird-like creature equipped with Preliminary sifters reported that If you say it sounds like bait for ice ba9 hat and cork,crew cane. Done by there seemed to be no age limit on fish, a non-committal pause may en George Bia,tre, 1145 South LaPur Drive, those trying to nail down a Whiffen sue, before friend announcer patroniz Los Angeles. Winning jockey, Bill Leyden poof. Some drawings were nothing ingly points out, "All right, but you'll 01 KMPC. more than pencil scrawls on pristine be sorry." With that, what are you to school paper. Others were profes do but clap on a hat and gallop out cided to stir up interest in its disposi sionally gotten·up affairs. Peter Potter, into the night, hating yourself as you tion. Inevitable consequence: a con receiving 300 entries, topped the jock go? test. ey list, but Jockey Berry from KFI The rest, what you'd expect, Blank Southern California disc jockeys pulled the one farthest away-New stares at the drug store and perhaps were enlisted in cond!l'.cting a week's Mexico. (Continued all Next Pll{Itl competition among their listeners, Too late arrived the entry from Lena Page Nine JUNE 8, 1947 R AD' 0 L '·F E ~ndi{1 in ~eview (Continued from Preceding Page) a waspish tirade on "Why dq people keep tearing in here about that mike thing?" until you're ready to slink off -"KECA me~os into oblivion muttering you'll never " . '- ~ . - . - answer the phone again. By VIRGINIA WEST This sort of tomfoolery enrages us as much as you, the fall guys. But we Something new ••• a dog will be star of a radio show ••• "The Story of fancy a few more danders will be up Lassie", beloved canine of the cinema, debuts 011 a new fifteen·minute program when both "Pot 0' Gold" and Ever· over ABC·KECA, Sunday, June 8th, at 12 noon. Sponsored by Red Heart dog sharp hear how frivolously their food. the series will be heard over apprOXimately 162 stations for a period of names . .. and reputations . . . are 52 weeks. In addition to the dog star, the show will include her trainer, Rudd being bandied about. And we hope Weatherwax. we're standing on the sidelines when Also during the week, two ABC favor· the proper squelching starts! Mean· ites get a new sponsor, when General while, as the old "don't take any Mills, Inc., takes over the bankrolling of wooden nickels" slogan goes • "The Green Hornet" (Su~day nights at "don't say we didn't warn you!" 8:30) and "Famous Jury Trials" (Friday nights at 9:30). Fast·moving mystery series, "The Green Hornet" deals with the Strictly for No Laughs adventures of the young newspaper pub. Recently at a most inappropriate lisher, Britt Reid, who attacks all wrong· place' in the story, the sound of in doers in his secret guise. "Famous Jury tense physical conflict in a "This Is Trials" has captured a vast audience of . Hollywood" drama was accompanied general listeners as well as the largest by waves of laughter from the ,audio professional and pre.leg-al a u die nee s ence. This is the sort of thing that known to radio, because of the realistic makes the listening audience irritable. handling of the fictionalized cases. Gen· They feel they have a right to know eral Mills has also renewed "Hymns of what's going on in the studio, and a All Churches", "The Lone Ranger", and stupid reaction on the part of t!1e spec· "Jack Armstrong" for another year. tators present demands an explana· Other ch~nges which tak~ place during Frank Hemingway tion. the week lDclude a new bme for "War· The explanation Is simple - an un riors of Peace" • • • now 11 a.m. Sundays, "Bill Lance Show", which replaces sophisticated audience, instead of be "Gangbusters" for the summer at 9 p.m. Saturdays and the U. S. Open Golf ing emotionally involved in the plot Championship Tournament from St. Louis, which will be aired on KECA at 2 line, prefers to watch the sound man p.m., Saturday, the 14th. scuffling with himself and taking ••• Always a Best Bet ••• KECA ••• ' falls for the actors because it makes Johnny Olsen, headman of the 5·a·week "Ladies Be Seated" show (KEOA the onlookers giggle. But no longer at 3), considers the pre·broadcast or "warmup" the most important part of a at least on CBS's "This Is Hollywood". broadcast. A lively "warmup" makes for a succe..~sful show, says Johnny, who Producer Frank Woodruff has now has been in radio since 1927.••• How'd you like to belong to the "Order of the moved sound man Berne Surrey to a Green. Hat"? ABO commentator Drew Pearson, whose "Predictions of Things spot where he can be heard but not to Oome" long have been a feature of his Sunday broadcasts (8 p.m.), now seen. Berne and his equipment have makes a weekly "Green Hat" award to those in public service who have distin been screened from view and the lis· guished themselves in "making democracy live" • •• . Here's Frank Hemingway, tening audience will be relieved of at famous for his humanized newscasts. Hemingway's entertaining slant on the least part of the disturbing sounds day's happenitngs is aired over KEOA·ABO every Monday thru Saturday at that come from a studio attendance. 5:45 p.rn.. ••• Always a Best Bet ••• KECA ••• We hope this is a trend. Not that HERE AND THERE: Paul Whiteman's hour·long five·a·week disc jockey watching an ace sound man isn't a shows have now been completely "sold out" .. . The sponsors are National fascinating experience in itself, but Biscuit, Nestles, Camels, and Wesson Oil ... ABC's "What's Doin', Ladie~~" the studio audience is present to help show will be aired from the Pan·Paclflc the listeners in their reactions, not Home and Building Exposition in Holly mix them up emotionally. wood, June 16 thru 20 ... Here's the daily funfest's genial emcee, Jay Stewart, heard at 2, Monday thru Friday, on KECA ... Laura Leslie, new ballad singer on Sam my Kaye's Sunday Ser€'l1ade, has been with the organization a little over a month and has already attracted two 11{erv Griffin screen test offers ... KECA's Star Gazer, From San Francisco wafts fifteen Frances Scully, will femcee the California minutes of pleasant morning music Fall Millinery opening at the Biltmore on and song starring a welcome addition June 9th . . . The Greatest Story Ever to the baritone ranks, Merv Griffin. Told will continue thru the summer Merv is a little more robust than the months, as will ABC's presentation of the average swoonsation and for that rea· famous symphony orchestras of Detroit son may attract his own type of and Boston ... "David Harding, Counter· audience. In fact, in his rendition of spy" has been awarded a citation for the "Anniversary Song" he·sounds al· "outstanding contributions to interfaith most like a young Jolson. Jay Stewart understanding and brotherhood" by the Music is supplied by Lyle Bardo and Cinema Lodge of B'nai B'rith, entertain· his orchestra, which occasionally ment industry's branch of the Jewish service organization ... The search for breaks into an abridged classiC for Southern California's Happiest MaFried Couple, now being conducted on the variety. Griffin includes a memory ABC·KECA show, "Bride and Groom", is nearing its conclusion . . . Contest tune on each program and prefaces it ends June 15 .. . So get those entries in to KECA, Dept. B, 1440 N. Highland with recollections of the events that Ave., Hollywood 28. Jl.dvertisemenl. were taking place at the time the tune Page Ten was popular. "Penthouse Serenade," JUNE 8, 1947 RADIO LIFE "Did You Ever See a Dream Walk· charming bits of drama and delicatelv as host. Thereafter follows an unhur· ing?" and "Thr.ee Little Words" are handled presentations we have heard, ried fifteen minutes of Quality listen· some of the oldies but goodies tnat outranking some 'of its pretentiously ing ... and by that we do not mean have returned for a brief melodic ballyhooed brothers and sisters by far. that the keyboard entertainment is whirl. on the show. The program is If the forthcoming "So Proudly We spectacular (although it usually .is), heard on KHJ at 8:45 a.m. Monday Hail" presentations continue in the but that the entire atmosphere man· through Friday, .and following it a same caliber, 4:15 p.m. on Saturdays ages to remain soft carpets and vel· transcribed program "Kate Smith is a very good time to tune to KFI. vet, intimately restful. You'll sigh Sings" comes on giving you aItogetner back comfortably, without fear of be· a half hour of pleasant lyricism with "Pianists 0/ the Fut"",re't ing clattered or chattered, before the a minimum of commercials. Like many friendly offerings from program's barely begun. Pasadena independent KXLA, this sin· At the S t e i n way are aspiring "Wake U p"'-Ev·vie Scott cere little quarter·hour daily is a pianists from fou~ to forty· four, no age • As one of the Southland's few small package, enclosing a diamond limit considered. We happened to hear feminine disc .iockeys, warm·voiced of unusual listening luster. a ten·year·old boy who played a Evvie Scott attractively nolds her own A well· chosen organ theme sets the straight program of our favorites, in· on KMPC's daily "Wake·Up!" at the quiet salon background, as Scotchman cluding "Claire de Lune," with aston· dim hour of 6:45 a.m. Bob McCune graciously steps forward ishing grace and lightness. Some· You may remember Evvie not long times, however, three or four artists back on KHJ's old "Rise and Shine" share billing at one appearance, repre· with guitarist Muzzy Marcellino. Now, senting a particular piano school in in her own quarter·hour she's back, DON'T BE A the Southland area. Programs are with her same breezy views and news, cast In this manner, in fact; by in· chipper and cheery in spite of the structors who select and send their "alarm clock" time. One thing we've MissDit* most promising material. always liked about Evvie, too, she Due to the charm of Bob McCune, knows good morning mUSic. Her advertising messages are inoffensive choices are rhythmic without being and courteous, bowing themselves "bang! bang!" and pleasantly senti· pleasantly in and out of 'the surround· mental without being "schmaltzy." ings wi'th perfect ease and poise. If you're one of those people who Time for being entertained by the can't speak to a soul before ten, who "Pianists of the Future" is any Mon· snaps and snarls through breakfast, day through Friday early evening at and who resents the very "ha·ha! I've 5:30. We repeat, it's on Pasadena's been up since four myself" tone of KXLA , which may require some most spinners on the early dial. you'll wheedling on your dial, but will be find Evvie's manner as soothing as a NEXT WEEK thoroughly worth it! cool hanu across your brow! We're lots less grouchy ourselves since we Ah! Fathers, yet! Yep, they Fictor Lindlahr enthusiasticall~ became' fans once come into their own next week For fifteen minutes a day at 9:15 again! as Radio Life salaams in the a.m. what you eat is Victor Lindlahr's direction of dear dad. On our business-that is, if you happen to be H So Proudly lf7e Hail" cover you'll see Johnny Nelson listening to KHJ. With threats, plead· Even if the light touch of roman· with a twin son on each arm and ing, cajOling he tries to make his ticism hasn't yet colored your grap· inside you'll glimpse some of audience mind their calories. In addi· plings with American history, and your favorite ether st.ars in their tion, with a down·to·earth appeal to your predominant assocJations are of favorite real·life roles of playing his listeners' common sense. he tries heavy books reeking with endless (and working at) being pater. to shake them out of their bad eating dates and data, you still may have And for the girls! Jean Sablon! habits. He infers that those who say termed a recent "So Proudly We Hail" Swoonez·vous when you perk an they .iust can't seem to learn to like show as "swell". ear in Jean's dIrection? Then a food they know is good for them. Recently, Thomas Mitchell starred you'll love Joan Buchanan's in· are most Iik~ly those who have taught in "The Spirit of '76" as the ghost of timate view of "The French themselves to like things like ciga· Revolutionary War hero Paul Revere, Crosby." rettes and beer- two tastes which take descended from that slightly higher When Fulton Lewis ir. and a good deal of learning. family recent.ly visited Los An· Don't live in the past as far as your echelon habitated by spirits. geles, the news commentator Corporal John Larkin, 1944 G. 1., diet is concerned, is another of his took a whole day off to devote messages - just because you've al· hard at transporting dynamite to the to sightseeing with Mrs. L. and front, was aided in his chore by this ways adored fried pork chops with the chi I d r en. Accompanying the grease poured on top, don't insist. charming ghost who later informed them was a Radio Li;e reporter, young Larkin that in the days of the that you WOUldn't also like them powder horn and blunderbuss, when who describes the tour as "every broiled. day being Father's "'>ay" . • . On each broadcast, Lindlahr in· Lexington and Concord were topics of pictures, too, taken of the tiM? time, it was Grandfather Larkin's cludes a suggested meal and then horse that Paul Revere had ridden on Lewises at Farmers Market and amends it for the over· weighty. that memorable night. There was mas· other local spots. Victor has been a radio dietIcian for terful comedy in G. 1. Larkin's under· John Storm is our mikeman of many years, but we're reminding you standable assumption that Ghost the week and "Deacon" Moore of his interesting program because Revere was simply a fellow G. 1. is highlighted in our music de· this week he starts his redUCing party whose battle fatigue resulted in his partment. for those who think they need it. self· delusion of being the Paul Revere Did you know thbt "This Is Maybe you're as thin as a ·Lindlahr· who had been pretty well regarded Your F.B.I." is based on actual recommended string bean, but if you about Boston. cases from the files of the want to hear how the other half eats, C. p, McGregor produces this War Bureau and that writer-producer tune in and listen to Lindlahr. Department program sponsored by the Jerry Devine at ten d e d F.B.I. Hollywood Co·ordinating Committee. school for an overall course be· Bridge Club and the dressed·up pitch for recruits fore starting the series? Read to the service lay only in the wistful how this powerful program is Ever suffer that agony of embarrass· parallel on the part of the gentle put together - in next week's ment over an initial lead of your high ghost concerning the equipment, bil· Radio Li~e. card ' into friend (?) partner's four· leting and particularly the benefits of Plus pictures, pre· casts, and spade contract? If it wouldn't cause the Revolutionary soldiers and the all o'ur other sDecial depart. you any reaction at all simply because G.I.'s of today. ments. (Conlinllect lin Ne"t Page) The show was one of the mQst I'age Eleven JUNE 8, 1947 R A 0 10 L IF E 11:15, as latest news from the realms points from a pet editorial column or of science in relation to our every· magazine, and ';science in relation to Kadio ill Keview day life. That statement might turn us" means to you that "better mouse· the flrst·tlme listener's mmd imme· trap" for lmmedlate home use, listen (Continued from Prtcetltng I'agt) diately and fanCifully to viSions of anyway. We'd expected news of a you don't care for bridge, or if you a better eggbeater, a quicker cold· new plastic gadget or kitchen aid, care less what an opening bid on any· killer, or an oilier motor 011. but wound up just as happily with thing outside of an a uction means, But Mr. Howell's ideas run along this worthy and interestin~ fifteen don't bother to listen to the Signal Oil such lines as tracing the current con minutes. Company's show, "Briage Club". tinental EUropean food shortage, or But for those established devotees the worI{, in all countries, of old deb HIobs for I uniors" of the game or for beginners desirous bil weather man, who flies the flag of a proper and winning game, Robert of no country. Do you need someone to tie fishing Lee Johnson, most popular radio Or touching lightly on atomic reo flies? ... draw cartoons? .. _ do bridge authority, lines up the hands, search by pointing out that it would office work? . . . file papers? •. ~ then s~gests the bids and reasons expedite mass production, then par clerk in a pet store? behiJId them. Later in the show dial· alleling with this the Columbia Uni· Try listening to "Jobs for Juniors", ers get a chance to win one of his two versity College of Physicians and Sur an interview show with a purpose, excellent books on better bridge. geons' report that there are thirty· heard on KECA every Thursday at Nightly at 10:15 KMPC presents your three viruses known as usable that 6: 00 p.m. The purpose Is jUst what authority. Monday and Wednesday could fUrther facilitate this whole· the name implies-to find the right nights Mr. Johnson verbally deals the sale killing should some nation care job for the right young person. Stu ~nds and gives, the questions to be to resort to these measures dUring dents from the high schools (1f they're answered for the prize. Three correct wartime. seventeen or over) are afforded an out of possible four win. Tuesday and I! you're among the first ,to agree opportunity to advertise their capaci· Thursday are given over to bidding that subjects like this, or questions ties to a large audience of prospective and discard information, and Friday such as whether or not the men from employers. Eight young people are evening sees the questions by the lis· the Kremlin will portion out their heard on each broadcast and their tal· tening aUQience answered. A few tiny wheat supply to buy the loyalty ents and training qualify them for a weeks of this and you can pull your of the world's starving are of far· great variety of tasks. chalr up to a table of experts with reaching importance to us, listen to The program is presented in cooper nary a worry • • . at least about your these pertinent factual matters dis· ation with the Work·Experience Sec bridge. cussed Tuesday nights. tion of the City Schools witl! Lou Cook 'Downto'lJ.Jn & All Around' If you garner your facts and view· as emcee under the direction of Rolio Nothing is more conducive to stir RADIOTRAITS by Bill Wagln!er ring yourself out to go see your own town than hearing about it from some one who has rambled through the zoos, the cactus gardens, the museum or the parks. Mary and Harry Hickox. fog the fact that they are sponsored by and work· ing in co·operation with the Down town Shopping News by the very lightness and unrehearsed sound of their Monday·through·Frlday four o'clocks over KFI. Resumes of their own brushings with the cinema or botanical world or even sports are as refreshing as though they were done over a steaming cup of tea. Amazing ly the five days don't seem to deplete th'eir font of interesting places to go and people to see. One day they may have a public officer visit their home and all play a make-believe game of how to keep from having the house burglarized. Next day they may take you on a word tour of MacArthur Park pr the Griffith Observatory. Or may be they play up the old gag of "how to get into the movies" with some nonsense and lots of sense about schooling, groominji'( and who's who. Probably because it is homey talk, it occasionally gets a little off. the track with local jokes and rambhngs, but not enough for that oh·hum fe~l ing on the listener's part. Mary and Harry keep things going. "Frontiers 0/ Science" Are you one of the group with a wee bent Ifor the scientific tucked away in a corner of your mind? Even to the layman, information regard ing the world of science as it af fects us can be pretty interestin$' provided it's dished out in simple terms. Quincy Howell labels his "Fron tiers of Science", KNX Tuesday p.m. at " AND FOR ouR POle Twdv~ NOW ReCORDED COMMERCIAL.. - JUNE 8, 1947 RADIO LIFE Hunter, production manager of KECA. A ngel's Flight That the program is performing the On MIke (About S~udio ) task it set for itself is evidenced by HappenIngs Many, many interesting and amus· the fact that an average of forty job ing things take place 'On the air that offers are received on a show. we are unable to hear or report. So With summer coming on, many of A Saint Is a Saint it's nice to be able to relay to you an these young people are looking for incident reported to us by Fanny The late GertrUde Stein was one of Schulein, whom you may have already work to keep them busy until the those people whose endeavors sup· school term starts again. Meet your met via our "Ear Inspires the Pen" plied radio comedians who had never department. Miss Schulein writes: prospective employee via radio on read anything by her with an oc· "Jobs for Juniors"! There's an old expression, "It was so casional joke about what they im·· quiet you could hear the angel's wings agined she did write. Up until last when he flew th,rough the room." Sunday that was about Gertrude's Playbacks ( Critical ) Well, the other day during Ben Alex· Comment most solid contribution to radio. ander's "Heart's Desire," the prover· Last week. however. in the time bial angel flew. "Pet Program" usually allotted to the CBS Symphony, Toward the end of the show Ben the radio premiere of her opera, "Four goes into the audience and asks a Notes on the care and feeding of a Saints In Three Acts," with music by member what her heart's desire is. marmoset monkey might not be a Virgil Thomsen, was presented. The H her answer coincides with the ob· matter of major concern to you right cast was practically the same as that ject in the "Heartbox", the prize is now, but who knows . . . someone may which was heard during the opera's hers. Paul Flynn, the announcer, goes leave one on your d'Oorstep. Maybe first presentation iTl 1934. into a glassed·in soundproof room and you do have a fat·tummied puppy tells the listening audience what the whose welfare keys your contentment. Most listeners, including us, prob· ably thought that their ears were de· object in question is. The other day KLAC's ''.The Pet Program" heard ceiving them. The words were there, the prize was a diamond ring, and the Mondays at 4:15 p.m. is dedicated to but the meaning was not. The most second lady who was asked said that pet owners and pets of all kinds, and we could reasonably hazard that we her heart's desire was a diamond based on the belief that in this hur· had learned from Miss Stein's libretto ring. ried world there is a need for infor· was that there were some saints-we The very much surprised Ben AI· mation regarding them. weren't even sure about the four. exander asked the lady how she hap· "Irene" and Luther Newby present pened to guess, as sometimes it takes data on the origin of Siamese cats, Curiosity led us to the public li· two weeks before someone hits' it. A on bathing and clipping for various brary to find some clue as to just bit embarrassed, the lady confessed pets, and a few little human interest what .the "Saints" were doing in the that when Paul Flynn told the secret stories of dogdom and the goings on "Three Acts." And in a book which over the air, she read his lips! therein. It's done by means of a rec· included some of Miss Stein's more lucid prose we learned that her premo The show was stunned into silence ord whiCh we thought the engineer by the truth. The lady got the dia· hasn't yet learned to handle very well, ise is simply that after you have mond ring and the angel flew for sev but once he gets going it's worth said that a person is a saint, there is nothing more you cal'\, tell concern eral seconds! hearing. .,...... Really best featUre of the show is ing him. the "Worry List." At this time anyone In other words, if the radio listeners Mike ( Personalitiu) who has lost a pet, or desires to find who heard the opera concluded noth· off a home for that extra member of the ing more than that it was about saints crowded household whose claim to being saints-they were right. being canine has made him expend And the next time an intellectual Maher Home Burns able, can list the little friend for reo assails radio, we're just quietly going Big and little folks from all parts ward or disposal. to ask him how he likE!d the CBS pro· of Hollywood recently expressed the duction of "Four Saints in Three true "heart" of the town to radio's "For You" Acts." And if he finally has to admit Wally Maher and family. Awakened "Once again time for the reguliV that he mIssed it-we're gOing to ex by fire early one morning, Maher session bringing the listener music plain it to him! rushed his wife and three youngsters by transcription and messages of im to the street, and there watched his portance about the community." That's Daily Devotion lovely Burbank home burn to the the come·on to a fifteen minutes ground. Hardly had the tragedy oc labeled persuasively "For You" that Maybe you who have your favorites curred before letters of sympathy, KFI presents Saturday afternoons, at in the music realrij sometimes forget encouragement, and actual proffered 4:00. that the men who make the music aid came pouring in from every direc· We sat up with some attention go round and round may have a spot tion ... complete contradiction to that awaiting these messages of impor·. in their hearts too. Last week plat· stuff you always hear about the tance about our community. Times ter spinner Andy Mansfield broke "hard· boiled" folks iJ1 show· business. aren't all they could be, with strikes down and admitted that he liked in the offing, the outcome of jury Monica Lewis. So over a period of Jeannie Hospitalized trials establishing civic and labor three months he's sending her lovely precedents, and elements good and voice listener· way at least once a day. Radio songstress Jeannie McKeon bad (according t'O individual perspec· was rushed to the California hospital tive) eddying about. Sunday night, May 25. and operated "Be Specific!" on at midnight for acute appendicitis. Of course, of no less interest to At last report Miss McKeon was dOing thousands within the community to Several of actor Jerry Hausner's very whom holidays spell fun and freedom best chirps failed to fill the bill when well. are' the facts about community enter· he was recently auditioned for .a tainment ... air circuses, speed races, "cricket" part on Columbia's "Baby Stork Dept. etc. Snooks" show. Producer Walter Bunk er elaborated. The cricket had a very Veteran KFOX announcer Fred That's what we heard. So if you important part in the script, he ex· Moore was speechless when the doc welcome the latest word in this sports plained, if that made any difference. said, "It's a boy! " last Saturdar., May wise line· up, this show's "for you." 24, at Harriman Jones HospItal in But if you might feel taken in by the Inspired with such information, Long Beach. The arrival led the fifo advertising, you'd better listen with Hausner "chirped" once more. "That's teen derby entrants for the day, only music in mind. It's good. The it!" yelled Bunker. weighing in at eight pounds nine records touch on ·the popular, old and "Oh well," shrugged Hausner, "why ounces. Fred and ' Virginia are in new, and you can always hear the didn't you say you wanted my dra· throes of deciding on a name. news another time, labeled "news." matic cricket?" • Page Thirteen JUNE 8, 1947 RADIO LIFE show. Peggy Lee is regular canary with Jan Savitt's orchestra and swing harpist Robert Maxwell. Saturday, June 14-"Five Hours of Music," KMPC, 9:00 a.m. (5 hrs.) Chalking up to the longest record show in town, this' new Keith Heth· erington wax session makes its Sat· Precasts &Previews urday debut. Saturday. 1une 14-St. Louis Mu· nicipal Opera, KNX, 3:00 p.m. (30 Thursday, June 12 - "Mysterious min.) Standard opera productions TIME CHANGES Traveler," KHJ, 8:00 p.m. (30 min.) cqpsuled to radio·size in this new Sunday. 1une 8-"Warriors of Peace," Spooks and spectres at a new musical series direct from St. Louis. KECA, 11:00 a .m. (30 min.) ABC's "witchin' hour," as the "Traveler" documentary army·in·postwar se tells his stories at a different time. Saturday. 1une 14-"By Request," ries "column rights" into its new KFOX (Long Beach) 10:30 p.m. (30 Previously KHJ, 6:30 p.m . Tuesdays. min,) Ken Alleyn spins and makes time. Formerly KECA, 12:00 noon, Thursday, 1une 12-"Crime Club," Sundays. between·tune chatter iIi this rather KHJ, 8:30 p.m. (30 min.) Mystery different new disc time. Monday, June 9-"570 Club," KLAC, comes to the fore at a new "Club" 1:15 p.m. (1 hr. 45 min.) Bob Mc meeting time. Formerly KHJ, 6 :30 Laughlin's afternoon platter jam p.m., Friday. ' Public *Interest boree moves to an hour earlier time. Friday, June 13-"Opinion·Aire," KHJ, Previously, KLAC, 2:15 p.m. Mon· 6:30 p.m. (30 min.) Mutual net· Tuesday. June 10-"Call the Police!" day through Friday. KFI, 9:30 p.m. (30 min.> An out· work's telephone listener poll reo standing policeman will be cited Mo~da.r' 1une 9-"California Melo· turns at this new time. Previously dIes, KHJ, 7:00 p.m. (30 mIn.) scheduled for KHJ, 8:30 p.m. Satur· dramatically each week in this new Harry Zimmerman brings his Pa days, but did not start. summer replacement for "Amos 'n' cific Coast melody stylings to na· Andy." Joseph Julian and Joan tional listeners at a n~w time. Pre Tompkins co·star, in stories adapt· viously KHJ, 8:30 p.m. Thursdays. ed from "Police Call" magazIne. Monday. June 9-"Scotland Yard," WHAT'S* NEW KHJ, 8:30 p.m. (30 min.) With Basil D rama Rathbone as Inspector Burke of Comedy-Drama* Scotland Yard, this British Crimes Sunday, 1une 8-"The Story of Las· Thursday. June 12-"Lawyer Tucker," series moves to a later time. Previ· sie," KECA, 12:00 noon (15 min.) KNX, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.) Parker ously KHJ, 7:00 p.m. Mondays. The beloved dog of Eric Knight's Fennelly, the "howdy Bub" man of immortal stories makes his radio Allen's Alley, will play shrewd Dan Tuesday, June lO-"Did Justice Tri· debut, with his trainer Rudd Weath, umph?" KHJ, 6:30 p.m. (30 min.) Tucker in this happy new summer erwax, in a new series of fi ctional fill for the Dick Haymes show. Mutual's penetrating crime preven· stories especially for' animal·lovers. tion series moves to another period. Maurice Welles, Mae Schultz and Formerly KHJ, 8:30 p.m. Saturdays. Arthur Anderson are supporting * cast. Scripts by Howard Breslin and Music David Howard. Monday, 1une 9-"Green Light Re· listen. to •• - vue," KMPC, ' 4:45 p.m. (15 min,) John Baird's salute to a particular WHAT'S* BACK artist daily bows before KMPC dial· ~Bl\OADWAy ;JIW.S ers. Monday .through Friday. Variety '-~ . ,~~:, ' Monday, 1une 9-Tex Beneke, KFI, Saturday, June 7-"Saturday Show· on 2' rietwo,k i.t· ~tions . ,. . ~ ~"'" . '" 7:00 p,m. (15 min,) Beneke directs case," KFI, 11 :00 a.m. (30 min,) A \ ' . the Glenn Miller group in a Mon · national introduction of talent day . Wednesday . Friday series heard regionally over NBC's many "standing in" musically fo r Perry affiliated stations, as this popular Como' on "The. Supper Club" until workshop series returns. "Every· • • S~~m~~ • thing's Up to Date in Kansas City" 12 o'clock daily Monday, 1une 9-"Hollywood Platter \\ ill be initial show, from Kansas Party," KHJ, 11 :00 p,m. (1 hr.) Silly City station, WDAF. The most popular noontime "Smile Timers" Steve Allen and feature in this area. Wendell Noble return with an hour of typical goings·on, records a spe· Music* KECA .•• fEATURE EDITION cialty, to your Monday through Fri Sunday. June 8-Johnny Thompson day late evening dial. show, KECA, 12:15 p.m. (15 min,) 8:15 P.M. Mon. thru Thurs. Tuesday, June lO-"An Evening with Baritone Thompson, carried regular· lyon the ABC network, returns to A new kind of newscast Romberg," KFI, 6:30 p.m . (30 min.> Composer Sigmund Romberg directs your local dial with his quarter· timely and enter a 58· piece orchestra with two young hour of requested melodies. taining too! singers, throughout the summer in the Red Skelton time. Variety Both program' pre· We1nesday, June ll-"Summerfield * •• nted by Sid Fuller Bandstand," KFI, 7:30 p.m. (30 min.) Monday, 1une 9- "Housewives' Ex· - The Broadway Maestro Jack Meakin, regular mu· change," KFVD, 11:30 a.m. (15 min,) sic·man on "The Great Gilder "Skipper of the Skillet,'" Jack Sher· N.wscoster. sleeve," tips his straw hat and man (who admits that as· an oracle swings jauntily into a summer mel on household problems he's a darn ody fill for the "Gildy" show. Ken good baseball announcer), brings Carson, the "zing" singer, shares his unpredictable quarter· hour back billing. at the request of countless fans. ~~ BltOA)"fAY .. Wednesday, June ll-"Rhapsody in Broadway. Lo. Angele. Broadway· Hollywood , Rhythm," KNX, 6:00 p.m. (30 min.> * ' Broadway. PD,od~no <>! Sinatra's summer vacation finds Mystery ;.e.~$~!:f :~: ::~~':~;~;'~:.v..:.: ': ';«':~m:~ __\i~~:#~~ r. Buddy Clark and Johnny Johnston Sunday. June 8-"The Abbott Mys· Pdge Fourteen J,lternating hosts on this new music teries," KHJ, 2:30, p.m. (30 min,) Pat JUNE 8, 1947 RADIO LIFE and Jean Abbott, Frances Crane's delightful sleuthing duo, return as summer replacement for "Quick as a Flash." Chuck Webster and Julie Stevens co·star, in scripts by Harold Mernli. Roger Bowers directs. Cyril Buyozr Wiozner, 818 Souttl Broadway, Mrs. Thomas Harlan, 12530 Paramount Blvd., Mjlstery Los Angeles 14, Calif. Hollydale, Calif. Sunday. June 8-"Rogue's G}lllery," Heard on the Fred Allen show: Heard on "It Pays to Be Ignorant": KFI, 9:30 p.m. (30 min.) Barry Sul Fred Allen: I was born in the Boston Tom Howard: Mr. McNaughton, is livan will star as fast-moving Rich Back Bay area. it painful to be a moron? ard Rogue, as thIS popular mystery Kenny: Where's that? McNaughton: I don't know. Are stanza returns to the air for the Fred Allen: Well, today the bay is you suffering much? summer in the "Bandwagon" time. in front. Mime Tonkin5, 5356 Lexington Avoznue, Hoi. "frs. George E. hdding, Bo. 396, Harbor Iywood 27, Calif. City, Calif. Heard on the Dennis Day show: WHO'S GUESTING* Heard on the Red Skelton show: Dennis (into phone): Your wife is I' ariety Red: And when it rains, the driver moves the bus .so that the passengers going to have ci baby and you don't Wednesday, June ll-Bing Crosby, have to step in the gutter. know what to do? You'd better hu· KECA, ~:OO p.m. (30 min.> The piano mor her, I guess, and let her have it! satires of Alec Templeton and the Guest: Why does he do that? husky voice of Ethel Merman high Red: Well, the fare is so low that Mrs. Lucile Stone, 2927 Mayfield Avenue, light the guest booking. it is the only way the company can La Crescenta, Calif. soak the passengers. Heard on "Breakfast in Hollywood": Mrs. C. D. McClenathen, 1217 South High· Corny: D'id you hear about the baby MUJic* land Avoznue, Los Angeles 35. Calif. who cried when his three·cornered Saturday, June 7-"Saturday Con Heard on ''Breakfast in Hollywoo.d": pants shrank? cert," KECA, 2:00 p.m. (1 hr.> Com Corny: Why do cowboys like to die Tom: No, why did he cry when his poser Roy Harris conducts his "Con with their boots on? three·cornered pants all shrank? certo for Accordion and Orchestra" Tom: I don't know, why? Corny: He hat e d to be short in its first broadcast performance, Corny: Well, it must hurt their toes changed. when he guests with the ABC or to kick the bucket. chestra. Andy Rizzo will be guest Mrs. R. E. Talbot, 5716 Virginia Avenue, Hoi. accordionist. Mabel Kincaid, 5523'1, Fulcher Avenue, 1010. Iy.ood 3a, Calif. Hollywood, Calif. Sunday, June a-NBC Symphony Or Heard on "Amos 'n' Andy": chestra, KFI, 1:00 p.m. (1 hr.) Hans Heard on "House Party": Andy: What is this lend lease they Schwieger, regula, conductor of the Art (to small boy): What do you is always talkin' about? Fort Wayne, Indiana, Philharmonic think a doughboy is? Kingflsh: Well, dat's where some Symphony Orchestra, begins a four Boy: Oh, a guy with a lot of money. country want us to lend them some· week guest engagement on this thing and the lease we can do Is let MaurIne Norsworthy, 1148 South Marianna 'em have it. program. Avenue, Los Angeles 23, Ca~if. Monday, June 9-'''Voices of Fire Heard on "It Pays to Be Ignorant": Mrs. Harry H..,low, 244 South Wilton Piau, stone," KFI, 8:30 p.m. (30 min.) Los Angeles 4, Calif. Thomas L. Thomas, "beloved singer Miss McConnell: I know a man who Heard on. the Judy Canova show: of stage and radio," is guest with the can play the piano and he doesn't Pa: Lukie, you look all wore out. Firestone orchestra. have any hands. . Luke: Yes, I've been sortin' 'taters Tom Howard: Well, how can he all day. The good ones from the bad Monday. June 9 - "The Telephone play the piano when he doesn't have Hour," KFI, 8:00 p.m. (30 min,) Bidu any hands? ones, the bad ones from the good Sayao, soprano, IS the evenmg's Miss McConnell: He plays by ear. ones. guest soloist. Pa: Was it hard work? Monday. June 9-"Eastside Serenade," Luke: The work wilsn't so hard, but KFWB, 10:00 p.m. (2 hrs.) In one of calculated to keep you in "Sus it was terrible makin' all those de· his few guest stints, Martin Block pense," June Havoc stars as "The ·cisions. takes over with Gene Norman on Stand-In." Sally Darnall, 2329 Ahace Avenue, Los An· this late evening disc jamboree. Saturday, June 14-"This Is Holly g~lu 16, Calif. Tuesday, June lO-"Sound Off!" KNX, wood," KNX, 6:00 p.m. (30 min.) Heard on the Jack Benny show: 8:30 p.m. (30 min.) Marion Morgan, "That's My Man I" stars Don Dennis (as "Pa Kettle"): Well, gotta former singing star with the Harry Ameche and Catherine McLeod in go home now and teach my pig how James band, will guest with Mark a half· hour' of light· hearted roo to write. All I have to do is spell the Warnow and the Lyn Murray mance. words, he's already got his pen a.nd chorus. oink. Cyril B. Wiener, 636 South Burnlide A•• • WHAT'S SPECIAL nue, Los Angelu 36, Calif. WHAT'S *PLA YI NG Commelltary Heard on "Charlie McCarthy": Monty Woolley: I \\Tant you to Drama Monday. June 9-Victor H. Lindlahr, understand, when I was young I was KHJ, 9:15 a.m. (15 min.> The re very handsome. That's why I grew Monday. June 9-"Screen Guild Play nowned food and health authority ers," KNX, 6:00 p.m. (30 min.> In begins his famous annual reducing this beard. the beloved stage fantasy, "Out Charlie. Well, you can come out of party, the only feature of its kind it now. ward Bound," David Niven and in radio today. Monday through Fri Dame Mae Whitty are top dramatic day series. Mrs. Myrtl~ Windle. 1858 North Buendo, billing. Los Angeles 7, Calif. Wednesday. June ll-"Hollywood The· Heard on the Jack Benny show: atre," KFI, 8:30 p.m. (30 min.) Forum* Dennis: My mother says she went Thomas Mitchell is dramatic char Sunday, June a - "Open Forum," out with you before she met my acter lead, in a comfortable piece KMPC, 9:00 p.m. (1 hr.> Round father. titled "There's Nothing Like a Good table consideration of "Should can Jack: What was her name then? Cup of Coffee." didates for president and vice-presi· Dennis: 1 don't know. I didn't know Thursday. June 12-"Suspense," KNX, dent be selected by direct pri her then. ' 8;00 p.m. (30 min.> In a tale well maries?" HAC HI KECA .KtU KFVD KXlA KFS6 ~GFJ nXM KFAt KGEA KWKW KFMI SUNDA Y, JUNE 8, "fifSrr:K"'EiliIE~ uFWiliIT run T KmKfWGf[ pm TW *lDdlcates N~ ..... Broadcast. KGFJ-Hito of the Week. 510 T 640v90T 93ffiozOI" loT mo I l'nOTJ390 i440 li4'90 -KFI-Grandpa O .... en. Reads KIEV-lIIornlng S.renade. sao 710 970 9S0 1070 1150 1240 l~gO 1360 1430 1450 8 the I'unni••. *KGER-N...... KNX-Invltation to Learning. KFVD-Sunday Roundup. KEeA-M ....age of I.rael. *KFOX-L . A. Sentinel KJ,AC-Andy Man.f1~ld. KFAC-Good NelKhbor Sillut• . *KHJ, KGB, KVOE-New8. Broadcast. KGFJ-Say It With Musie. KXt,A--('hnrrh in the Hnm. *KMPC, KLAC, KIEV, KGER- 10:05-KGER-Radlo R.vlval. KFVD-Dream Time. Nen's. 10 : 15-KHJ, KGB, KFXl\I, KVOE KWKW-Itnllan Novelties. KFWB-Funnles. Comn.ander &ott. KXLA-Roundnp Time. KFAC-Country Church. KECA-Resene. KFOX-ropular ~Ielodl ••• BASEBALL KRKD-Ranch PrOlO'am. KFOX-I'eople.' Churd•• 12 :05-KGER-Sunday Seronade. KWKW-Pan-Amerlclln 10 : 3~KF1 , KFSIl-Har,...t or stars. 12:15-KHJ-Dr. Eme.t Osborn, l\lilllsion. KNX, KSD.J-Here'. to You. Child P.ychologist. KLAC KECA, KFMB-Sammy Kaye KE<: -' __'nllnny 'J'1101l11ISUD. [~i~~~~~ ~:~r~~~e. Serenade. KFVD-Voice of Calvary. K;\II'C-Off the Rocord. 1':30 P.M. Sunday K~~ l n:'GI~' Lfr~.OE-The B..t KFAC-~Iusical Portraits. KFOX-~I.morie. of Calvary. KIEV-38 Key. to Rhythm. KFSD-Cnll to Worship. KXLA-C7.ech ProlO'am. KPI'C--Arternoon Concert. 8:05 Nightly KFMIs-Rnh'al Hour. KPPC-Chnrch New•. KGB-George Jessel. 8:05-KGER-Rev. Markham. KWKW-Italian 1IIelodie •• KVOE-Bill Cunningham. 8:15-KH.J, KGB, KVOE-Pauline KIE"-Top Tunes. KLAC-SR"ehall. Ah,pr". KGER-Volce of Prophecy. 12 :30*KFI-Radio Nt"·. W"tkl,.. KFVU-Piano Parade. 10 :tfl-KI'PC-Tower Chime. KNX, KSDJ-Hour of Charm. KGFJ-Keyboard Ma~lc. 10 :45-KFOX-Cumb.rland Church. *KECA-Thb Week Around KIEV- Organ ~lemorie •. lO :51l-KPPC-Church Service. the World. KGER-Li~ht Rnd Life. 10 :55-KF-CA-Fach Mnd Fiction KHJ. KUII-Resen·e. KFOX-Varletie•. With 1I1yron Wall ""e. KFWB-Wi ...d of the Ivories 1 : 4~K~X-Chet Huotley. -KFI, KFSD-Carmen Caul KLAC-Mu.i~al 1\I0Inent• • KFAC-1\Iusic. DU'c-Garden Hint •. l1 laro Parade. KRKD-Fun with Fable•. KFWB-lJr. Cyclo. . KNX-CBS S"mphony Orch. KWKW-American-Jewish KWKW-Hoy"s Hour. KECA-Warrioro of Peace. Hour. KF\,D-Uose Room. KHJ, KGB-BlInd Concert. KIEV-Midday Musi~al •. KIEV-Show Tune•. KMPC-Oft the Record. KFSD-AII-Star Weotem. -KFI-CathoJiC Hour. KJ;'WB-Pder Pott.r's Platter 12:t5-KFI-The•• MRke History. KSX-Slh'er Theatre. JUIYC--l'Iunday Morning Pnrude. KFAC-Concert Potpourri. 2 ~Ielodl ••. KECA, KPRO, KnIB-Darto KLAC-Cburch of Christ. :~~S=':~~{iOr;:a:I~~~~ ' - KI'1, KFSD-Symphony Orch. tor Dou~h. . K1EV-~lu.ical Bandwagou. KXJ,A-RQundup Time. KNX-The }'amlly Hour. KHJ, KGB, KFXl\I, KVOE- l Those Web.tors. 8 :3~KI'1-The Etemal Light. KFAC-lst M.thodist Church. ~~~dr~..r;RO-Are Th ..e Our KNX-As Othen See Us. KWKW-Itillisn Melodies. KMI'C-Dave Ro.e. KHJ, KGB, KFXlII, KVOE- KFVD-HolI)"wood First KH,J, KGB, KFXM, K,'OE KFWB-Displnced Porson•. Voice of Prophecy. Rapti.t Church. House or lIIy.tery. KLAC-BR.eball. KECA-Hour of t'.. ith . KIEV-From the Album. Klll'C-Manbllttiln Hid.I ..:ht •. KGFJ-Anyb"dy's Hit Parade. K1\IPC-Chapel Hour. KPPC, KPRO, KFXM, KVOE KF\\'8-!"lu!'iirRI PR&:t>RDt. KFAC--Cnvilleude of Clas!§ies. KFWB-tJnion Re!ICue ~n.slon -Chur('h Services. *KXLA, KGER-Ne..... KRKD-The Record "how. KXLA-B.II Bandstand. Kl"OX-Presbyterian Church. *KLAC-News, nOllrh Heport. KFVD-H"rlem Holiday. KWKW-Bu.nRs Nuevas. *KG";R-News. Music. KGFJ-Charm School of the KWKW-Hoyo. Hour. KFAC-StrolUng Tom. U :30-KFl, KFSD-Ooe ~Ian's AIr. . KXLA-W•• tem Jamboree. KLAC-Unity. t'amlly. KIE"-llusical F&vorite•. KFVJ>-.-()hurch of Christ. KEOA-Sunday Vespers. ~~~r,~~:oR!;:::f"ShOW. KPPC-Aftemoon Concert. KIEV-Mu8i('nl I\'[emories. KHJ-Bill Cunningham. KWKW-Americllo-Jewlsh Hr. KGER-Long Beach Band. KGER-Swedrnbor~. KGFJ-Son!( or the (Aland •. KI-PC-Afternnon Concert. KFOX- La,..,u Q. KIEV-Trade Wind. Tempo• . K.XLA-Llfe and Bealth. KTWB-Think ftDjee of Labor. 10!15-Kn-Chapel Quartet. Forum. 6 : 1~KLAC-J'an Garber Or.h. KLAC-UCLA Idea &:.hani" KNX, KSDJ-Uni,.e""lty KFOX-Favorlte Hymno. EXp'lor.r. KGFJ-Curtaln Calb. 6:15-KECA, KFMB, KPRO- S:30-Kn KFSD--JB"k Paar. KFVD-Carler Wright. IL"IX,t KSDJ-Couple Next K~ B-ConC8t Bour. Louella Parsons. KLAC-~Ieet the Band. KIEV-Fuorlte Walh•• • DIPC-Parad. nf alelod". Door. KFOX-Volc. of Faith. KECA-Tl!e Gretn Hornet. KF AC-Con.e.... a.tory KVOE-Grace Bnd Truth. KFWB-Gems from Clas.I... Masterpleees. KFVD-SundDwn Serenade. *KBJ. KGB. KFXM, Kl'O£- KTSD-Bonnred !IInsl... 4 : .5-KMPC-Andr~ Kost.lan.b. KXLA-UnI\'erslt:v Explorer. W a lter WlDch¥lI. 10 :30+Kn-Carveth WeU., KYVO-Oru.n Mood •• KPPC-S...,red Song Recital. DJPC-~Iadr of EI..,trl.ltJ. InSide the N ....s. KWKW-Chnrch ot tho 8:30-Kn-Th. PlAY'. the Thing. KLAC--AhlDo R.y Orch. KNX-Radlo and the Publle. NazareDe. KNX-Kat.. Smith . KGFJ-8tyliD) NEW JOCKEYS ~1AMA'S LITTLE MONSTER NOT You Too? Jerry Fields has joined KGER. Long Lurene Tuttle is taking care of her Jack Webb, Mutual's "Johnny Mo· BeaCh, as a disc jockey .. • Recently seven-year·old nephew d uri n g the dero," had been announcing for years, released from the Merchant Marine summer months while his mother but when he walked Into the office of Corps, this twenty-year· old platter takes a much·needed rest. Seems the his aunt, Fay Pattee Smith. coast traf spinner brought his Own show to little character has a deep·seated fic head for NBC in San Francisco. it KGER. It's "The Hall of Records" hatred for baths and an equally deep was the shock of her life. It seems which runs from 3 p.m. until 5 ... He affection for lizards. His name is Jack's family. while keeping her also has a one·and-a·half·hour segment Peter but Lurene calls him "Web posted on all other activities of her in the mornings from 9:30 till 11:00. ster" because "single words can't de· nephew, had neglected to mention he scribe him. Of was in radio. GABBY* The two· millionth word of the near· GILDERSLEEVE* *PEP-TALKS ly eight·year·old "Blondie" show was SMALL* FRY * GUY spoken durin.!? the CBS 400th broad· The babbling infant which creates Recording a series ()f talkS to bobby cast of Sunday, June 2. Reckonin~ re such a studio sensation during those soxers, aimed at promoting safer driv veals that the show has broadcast CBS "Jack Carson" broadcasts is actor ing in behalf of the National Safety over 200 pounds of words in all (half Jerry Hausner, an expert on portray· Council, is Walter "Leroy" Tetley, of pound script each show). each word ing children. He ought to be ... he NBC's "Great Gildersleeve" show. weighing .0016 ounce! was a baby photographer for years. Pdge Seventeell HAC HI KECA KHJ KfVO KXLA KfS6 W4 KFXM me KGH KWKW mll MONDAY, JUNE 9 Trfs~n"ipilil~iliFWTIK~IT KR"'Ko 1 KP'P'tKfWCf[ lmoffi[f *IndlcRte. New. BrORdcut•. KFAC-ltlu.ical Eaen .... 570 TG4fP9'OT 93ij10?Of" 10 T mo -T 1I330TI:190 iW 1i49i -KFI, KFSD-Fred '\ArinK. KLAC-AI Jani. RRJlroom. GOO 710 970 9SO 1070 If 50 IZ40 IZRD 1~60 1430 1450 KNX-Johnny !\Iurray. KRKO-~Iu"ic. Talk. 8 KWKW. KGF.I-Rnrin~ N ..... 8. DOA. KI'RO, KFlIIB-Don KF"·D--Re ... Loui. T. Talbot. 12 :.~*KFW_~pw •. McSeill'. lI...,akf,,8t Club. Don't Miss KOt'J-Spart. "a.h. *KHJ. KGR-Ceci\ IIro... n. KXLA-PiRno I'lIrnde. *KMPC. KLAC. KXLA. KIEV *KGER-New., Mnsie. JACK SHERMAN'S -KFI. KFSO-When a Girl -1\f';"·8. lO:lS-KI'·I. KFSO-Womlln In l Marrieli, KFWR-MorninA: MelodiU. Wbitp. KNX, KRO.J-Hou •• Par',y, JiiGFJ-Concert PRot.lle. KNX-Pprry )lftson, KECA-Hil. lind Enco,,". Kl'.'C-Br."kfR8t !'Iymph_ny. KECA. KPRO, KFMB-Ted KH.I. KGB, K"OF~ KRKO, KFOX-Bihle In.ti- Mlllone. {'hpckprhnard JRmhorH. tHt,. KHJ-J/l<:kle Bill ",how. PI p(J(.....F1nRneial X • ..-O. KWKW-And" Man.fl.ld. KMPC-Bill L~vden. IQ'W8-Rill An,on. KFl"D-" Akeup RRnch. KGFJ--8erennde (Of You. *KLAC-Ne.... Sport •. *KGER-Ne"". MizpAh. *KXLA-N.", •. KFAC-~III.ic in tho Americaa 8:15-KNX-'\unt .JennY. KWKW-Mornin~ )1.I"dies. ~fRnnfl'r. *KnJ-N."·.. . KIEV-St8r~ of Son~. KFVD-HolI"pwi,,.~t Excl1an,r-f! KGF.'-Sun'Of't Rnd Vine. *KRKO. KXL\. KFOX-News. KWKW-W.~tHn SeRnRde. KMI'C-llarkets; Sport•. 1n : 2!\-KGFJ~"porb I'1R8h. KIEV-LAtin :\tn~icnn". KXLA-CommuDlty IU.AC-HR~·n •• at the R.ln •. 10 :30-KFl. KFSO-M"squp<"rl •. IUE' -Muslonl BRndwR KBJ. KGB. KFXM. KVOE *~Falstaff Rhymes , Supe-nn8D. News, JUKE BOX KLAC-Music. KGFJ-Race Recap, R. Dixon. EASTSIDE Television, W6XAO. Tonight I MATINEE 8 :00-10 :30 p.m. ~ with Carl Bailey SPECIAL DELIVERY SPORTS SHOW ,J:15'5:30 p.m. W ith -KFI. KFSD-Telephone Dour. ~ 10 TO 12 P.M. 8 KNX. KSDJ-The "histler. Iv.ry Night Except Swntlay KXLA KEN BARTON KECA. KRIB-Lum & AbneT. Monday thru Saturday 5: 15·5:30 p.m., Mon.·Fri. KFW:B KXLA-Juke Box Matinee. KWKW KFWB-Eastslde Sho,v. KFVD-Strlngtlme. KFAC-Lucky Lager Dance. KFVD~,!pade Cooley Time. 3 :25-KGFJ-Sports Flash. KWKW-Ken Barton, Silorh. KXLA-Sacred Qua.rtet. 3:30-KFl-Bltckstage Wife. -5:30-KFl. KFSD-Vlctor Borge KGFJ-Concert Nocturne. KNX-Artbur Godfrey. and Benny Goodman. KECA-Nor\~ood Smith Selects KBJ-Ga. A"ain. *KNX, KSD,I-Harry F1nnnery. FIGHT ANNOUNCER K~~j,t~i~BAI~~~ : KVOE- *KECA-Headline Edition. JERRY TOLAND MILD &, KLAC-AI Janis. Brings a blow.by.blow descrip KFAC-Wboa Rill Club. KGF.I-Songs for You. t ion from ringside of the KXLA-Future Pianists. MELLOW KWKW-Lucky While Play- boys. South Gate Arena 3:30 to 4 P.M. KFVD-Sweet and Low. Monday Through Friday KIEV-Melodies Mardi Gras. KFOX ·1280 Kc. KRKD-Hit Tune•. KGER-Life Begins at 17. 10:00·10:30 Monday XMPC S:45*KECA-Frank Hemingway. Courtesy of KMI'V-MUd and Mellow. *KNX, KSDJ- News, Garred. KHJ, KGB, KFXlIl. KVOE- HOUSE OF RILEY KGFJ-Among My Souvenir•• .-..-...... , .... od. h"'XM, KVOE KWKW-Sam . Rowland and Adventures of Tom Mis. Richard Da vjs, Private His Waxworks. KlIlPC-H. Allen. Investigator. KFOX-Amateur FI,ht •• KXLA-Miniature Concert. 10 :05-KGER-Mu.ical Roundup. KFVD-Back 0' the Ra,·k. KGFJ-Jf They Had Lived. *KMPC-News, Hemingway. 3:4S-KFI-What Do You SIIY? KFVD-Thls Side of Heaven. KFW~United Nations 10 :lS-KFl-Barry Wood Show. KECA-Frances Scully. KWKW-Races and sports. Forum. KNX-Boh Elson. KHJ, KVOE-Adventure *KLAC, KXLA, KGEK-Ne... s. *KECA, KUJ, KVOE-News. KRKD-Race R ••ults. KMPC-Bridge Club. Parade. ~:SO-KWKW-Vets' RehabilitatIon. KFAC-Evenln'" Concert. KFAV-Musique Continent"l. 5 :55*KNX-New•. KGFJ--Caucnsian ]\Iemories. liLAC-Don Oti •. KF\ D-Rumba Rhapsody. KFOX-Flshlng Facts. KXLA-Muir College. KRKD-Bowllng Ne..... -KFl, KFSD-Carnation Con 10:30*KFl-lnside the New •• tented Hour. 8:05-KGER-Junlor Dobales It. KFSD-Bob Ripley. 6 8:1li*KECA-News Feature Edition. KNX-Symphonettes . . 3 :~KFW~New •• KNX-Screen Guild Players. K~IPC-Red Rowe Ridge *KECA- Elmer Davis. KGFJ-Sports Flash. *KRJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE- KHJ, KGB-ABC Record News, ti ...... 4.tpr. Riders. Party. -KF1:-Downtown and AU KECA-Man With a Band. KFW~Twilight on the Tr"U. Around. KLAC-Spotlil{ht Sotenade. KMPC-Rancho Grande. 4 *KMI'C-NewsJ. Ne.bitt. KXLA-Jn.t 1IIn.ic. KNX-George tisher. *KFWB, KLAu, KFVD, KIEV, KGFJ-Starllt Moods. KECA-Frnnees Scully. KGER, KFOX-News. KXLA-V.F.W. Presents. 10:45-KFl- Melody Time. *KHJ, KUB. KFXM. KVOE KGF.J-~loslc,,1 DiKest. 8:30-KFl, KFSD-Voice of FIre KECA-Red Nichol. Orch. Fulton l.ewi8, Jr. KFAC-Prelude to Evening. stone. *KFSD-News. *K~IPC, KIEV, KFOX, KGER KXLA-Toa.tmaster Club. KNX. KSDJ-Inner Sanctum. 10:55-KFl-Police Bulletin •. - Newt.. KRKD-Muslc. KIIJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE-. *KFI, KECA, liLAC-N~ws . KFW~M~lody 1I1lttinee. 6 :05-liLAC-AI Jarvis, S<,otland Yard. 11*KNX-Nelson Pringle. KIEV-Twllil1ht Tempo•• KECA-The Clock. KHJ-Vet Wnnt. to Know. *~~!2::~~!i~alsgr!:~'rpiec ••• KMpC-Music SuPreme. KMPC-Dance Parade. KGF.I-What', Ull? KGER-Sports Roundup. S:l5-KHJ, KG~Real Storie•. *KFW~N.ws. KFW~Ea.tsid. Show. KFl'D-Al Donahue Music KLAC-Fred Haney. KGFJ-Con.. rt Nocturne. Shop. KECA-Buddy Weed Trio. KMPC-Bnh Kelley, Sport•. KGF,I-Vocal Varieties. KFAC-Lucky Ln~er Dance. KWKW-Wa,:works. KFWB-On the Century. KXLA-The Corral. KXLA-Ju.t Music. KXLA-Juke Box 1IIatinee. KFVD-Sundown Serenade. KGER--Con"ert Tapestries. KFVD-Spade <:ooley Time. KRKD-Pinno Palntln"• . KWKW-Voiee of Alhambra. 8:41>-Kt'WB-Warner Bros. Orch. *KGER-News. Roundup. 4:15-KFI-Port of Mis.ln" Hit•. KGER-Twllllt'ht Time. KGFJ-E"eninl{ Interlude, l1:t<;-KFl-Believe It or Not. KNX, KSDJ-M~lody Hou••• KFOX-Bowlinlt'caster. KLAC-Behind Studio Gales. KNX-In My Opinion. *KECA-Ah'ln Wilder. KECA-X. eug-at Orch. *KRJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE- -KFI-HoUywOod Bowl 6:3o-:~~B~DH:':k I8~Gw. g Auditions. KHJ-Smlle Tim•. R~x Miller. KLAC-Don Otis. KMPC-Spotlight Stars. KECA-So 1:ou Want to Lead KNX-Lux Radio Theatre. KLAC-I'et Program. a Band. KECA, KPRO-Doctors Talk l1:3Q-KFl-Hal Pruden Orch. KRKD-Movleland Quiz, KRJ, KFXM-Guy Lombardo It Over KNX-Tommy Peder80n Orch. KIEV-Modern Concert Hall, Orch. *KR,I, KGB, KFXM, KVOE KECA-Red Nichol. Orch. KMPC-Fraukie Carle. Ne,,'s, Glenn Hardy. KXLA- The Hawthorne Thing 4:36-KFI-Art Bak ..'s Not.hook. KFWB-America Dances. *KMI'C- David Anderson. 11:4Il*KGB. KVOE-News. KNX-You're Only Young liLAC-Sam Balter Sports- *KFWB, KLAC, KGER-News. 11:55*KFl, KNX. KECA-News. Once. book. KFAC-E"enin", Concert. KF..{'A-Musir. KFAC-Hour of MusIc. KGFJ-HoU,wood House KHJ, KGB,KFXM, KVOE KXLA-Bandstand Review. ~ Pltrty. Two-Ton Baker. KlEV-Dinner ~Iu.lc. KXLA-Seaboard Home Hour. KRJ, KGB, KVOE-T... o·Tou KWKW-Classic Hour. Alex ,Cooper Baker. KFIIX-Hal's Memory Room. 9:15-KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE KMPC-Man Wit,h a Band. Mel Venter's Plctoriltl. KGER-Hplene Smith. KECA-Report to the People. *KFW~News. 6 :!5-KL.~C-Irwin Allen. liTHE MAD KLAC-Racln" Roundup. KXLA-Jimmie Dolan. KGFJ-Record Jackpot. *KWKW-News, Music. -KFI. Kt"sD-Supper Club. KRKD-Tunes of the Day. 7 KNX-Lowell Thomas. MONK" KIEV-Binlt' Cro.by Sin!:•. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KYOE California r.telodips. 4:45-KECA, KR1B-Tenne.s.. Jed. KECA, KFM~Lone Ran",er. KXLA 12:00·$:00 a.m. KNX-The Todd•. KMPC-Security Symphonia. *KHJ, KGB, KVOE-News .. *KLAC, KXLA. KRKD-News. TUESDAY THRU KlIIPC-Gre~n Lllt'ht Re,ue. KF\\'n-Am~rica Dances. KFW~Stuart Hamblen. • KFAC-Hour of Mllsic. SUNDAY KLAC-Stlldin FroliC. KGF,I-~llleical DiI:-e"t. KWKW--Races and Sports. *KGER-Ne",.; Dr. Fal{an. KU;V-Trade Winds. 4:55*KNX. 'KSDJ-BiI\ HeDry. 7:15*KFl, KFSD-F1eetwood, Lawton. *al1..l.1.-,-,-t;lete Roberts. *KFl-Feature Wire. KNX-Jack Smith. KF\VB-Show Time. THE WORD S*KNX-Knox Mannlnlt', News. KLAC-.Illn Garber Oreh. liLAC-The House Is Hunted. KECA, KPRO, KFM~Terry KXLA-Music for You. 9:3!1-KFl-The Big Story. Informed by letter that' his and thf" pjl"afes. KRKD-Three·Quarter Time. KECA-EI Rancho OrOO . Broadway show, "Tenting KUJ. KGB. KVOE-Hop ';30-KFl. KFSD-Canlcade of KHJ, KGB, KVOE-lnside of I Harri::an. America. Sports. Tonight", was clOSing, NBC's *KMPC-News, Teen & Twenty. KNX-Joan Davis Show. KlIlPC-Date With Melody. Jackie Kelk stuffed the bad KFW~Stuart Hamblen. KECA, KFMB-Ad,entures of *KLAC-Fred H.nry Reports. KFW~Goorge Irwin. news into his back pocket Sherlock Holmes. KLAC-Camllus ~Iagazlne. KF AC-Sunset Sennade. KRJ, KGB. KFX"I, KVOE- KGER-Dr. Clem Davies. just as he was called to KGFJ-Jh'e at 5. Cisco Kid. mike for his "Aldrich Fam· KWKW-Today at the Race •. KMPC-Flre.tone Favorite•• 9:45-KUJ, KGB, KFXJlI, KVOE KXLA-Juke Box Matinee. KFWB--Sport. Final. Henry J. Taylor. ily" rehearsal. "Pardon me, KlE~·-L. A. Daily Beporter. KLAC-Don otiS. KMPC-Voic. of the Army. Jack", whispered Ezra KFVD-Platter Preview. KFAC-1Uuslcal Jewel Box, *KFl. KFSD-The Reporter. KRKD-Son". of the Saddle. KRKD-Do You Know? 10*KNX-Chet Huntley, News. ' "Henry" S ton e 0 v e r his * KGER-New., Wishing BJng. 7 :!5-KFW~Moods In Music, *KKJ, KGB, KFX,'I. KVOE- shoulder, "but your notice is 5 :llI*KFI, Kt'AC, KFSD-News. *KFAC, KFOX-News. Fulton Lewl•• Jr. showing." K~X-Tom Hanlon. K~"LA-Fnrd Lewl •. KECA-Sid Ziff, Sports. KECA. KFMB-Sky King. ';';5*K~'X-Carroll Alcott. *KMPC. liLAC. KGER-News. Page Ninete~n KlAC HI KECA ~HJ mo KXLA KFS6 I(GFJ k'FXM me I(G!I rWKW KFMI TIfsPTKM!ffi:IEilif~Nrr K1Ko T KPPC nWGll I!!M @! TUESDAY, JUNE 10 14-i0 -ICFI, D'SD-t"ed Warin•• KFVO-Rn. Louis T . Talbot. sloT64liV9Of93D!10lOfIlIO T 1~30 ! 1'33OT1390 11491 S Kl'iX-Johnny Murray. *KIEV. KFOX, KGER-News. BOO 710 870 9BO 1070 1150 IZ40 Ireo 1360 1430 1450 KF.C.A, KPRO, K ..·~IB-Dou KXLA-Pinno Parade. MeNelll's Breakfast Cluh. lO:U-KFI, KFSD-Womnn In White KMPC-Weather ; Today in *KHJ, KGB-C.,.U Ikown, Kl'IX-l'erry Mason. Hav~ you heard? Hi8tory. *KMPC, KXLA, KLAC-News, KEVA-Ted Malone. KGFJ-lnte-rmi~~iol1 . KFWR-Morning Melodies, KHJ, K"O&-Jackie Bill, Housewives' Exchange KXLA-Red MorreU. KF.\C-Co"ntry Chllr<'h. KMI'C--BI1I Leyden, with Jack Sherman KWKW-Farm News. 1lGt',J-Concert PR . telle. KG"·J-S.. enado for 1'ou. KFVD-Violet. *KXLA-Ne\\,8. II :30 a.m. 12:~5-KFI, KFSD-Widder Bro,,'u. KWKW-Morninll' Melodies, Kl'\X-,Mnt And Marke. KIEV-8lars of Song. KECA, KF!IlB-Reser.. , HAVEN OF REST KFOX-\ •••rnbly of God. K'IJ-Sin~in' ,Sam. KXLA, 8:30 A,M. KGER-Musie. KMI'C-Bill Hay Rend. the lO :25-KGFJ-S(lorts Flus". Bible, Monday, Wednesday, Friday lO:30-KFI, KFSD-Mn8querade. *KFAl'-New8. KRKD, ,8:00 M. KNX, KSDJ-Lone Jour ney. KF\ ' U-Hom't~wi\e!i' ':'xeltauge KXLA-t"arra. l:JroKran1. A.. KECA, KPHO. KFJlIB-My Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday *KRKD, KXLA, KFOX-News, KIE"-{ials on Ret!ord, Trne Mlory. KIE\ -I,atin ~Iu.icann. KGER-Garden School. KFOX, 8:00 A. M, KHJ-8en "exander Show. KGER-The Last Woed. 12 :35*KFW8-New • . Tuesday, Thu"sday, Saturday KXI.A-Woman·. Wo"'d. 1l:43-KFI, K~b-i'll~ht to Bappi KGFJ-8porls Flash, KGFJ-Upb.at Se.sion. Deft5, -Kfl, KFSD-When • Girl *Kf'AC, KWKW- Ne",s. KRKD, KFOX-Ba"en of KNX-Grund tllam. l Marrlc.!\, KF\ IJ-Ilnlon Resrue Mi.sion, KEC.\-Frank Parker Show. Kl'\X, K!;IJJ-House Party, Rest. KIEV-Wftllern Tune Time, K" KW- ADdy Mansfield. *KGFJ-No",s, Bill Harpel, , KECA-Hit. and EneorM, 10 :40-KFl, KFSJ)-8eUy l '''lI'ker. KJo"AC-I'iAno Ge",s. KIM, KGB, K\'OE *M;~~=~~':'~8~u ~li~:~g~, lO:4,,\-Kn-Lil:'ht of the World, KFVD-Forever Tops, Ch~ekerbnard Jamboree. KNX, KSDJ-Ro.e of My KRKD-Ha\\,Aiinn :IIel"dle8, KMl'C-Financial New •• 8 :15-KNX-Aunt JeDny. Drtam8. KXLA-T, T~Aa. Tyler. KF'WH-Bill Anson. *KHd-l'ie.... KFAC-Fa.hions in Musie, 11 :55-KGFJ-Sports FlHsh. *KLAC-News, sport • . K~Il'C-Mark.t Report, Sporl. -Kfl-Farm I:el,orler, KGFJ-Sun ••t and VIne. KLAC-IIayne. a ~ tbe Rein •• 10 :55-KEVA, KFMR-Hymns of All Churches. KNX-Son" of the Pioneers. KIEV-Musical Bandwagon •. 12 :::~~~~~~cln Ihe Amerlran 8 : ~O-KXLA-Sw.. et Melodies. KGFJ-Sport. Flash, *KEC'A, KHJ, Kmv, KGER, KGB, KVOE-New8, Mannel". 8::m-KFI, KFSD-Jark Ber"b, -K"'I, KFliiIl-I.Ife Can B. KXLA-COntmunity KNX, KSlld-Belell Trent. 11 Buutlful. BroadcRst.r, KBd-Editor'. Diary. KNX, KSIJJ-Bob and Vlc K~II'C-SonJ: for You. t.nriA. *1~~W~~~!t;;:~eS:;.nad • . KFWB-Red Harper, KEVC\, Kt"1lI8-Hymn. ~f All KIE\,-~I.et Ihe Maestro, KGt·J-Walf7. 100'llallon. Churchf-s. 1 :05-KMI'C-Thl"ee Alllm• . KXLA-Baptist Brothers. KH,I-Son ..s of KWltW-Mel<>d' Room. *KRJ, KFVD, KRKU, KGB, KGFd-Mu.ical DI.Ht. *KMPC-David Anderson, KRKU-~ • ...-., Music In·OE-x ...... *KLAC, KXLA, KRKD-New•. *KFWS-Xe"•. KF\'D-Iln th. Upbeat. K~II'c-Grer" Li"ht Revu •. KPP( · -PasRd~D8 MU8icians. KLAC-Bas.".n. KJEV-l'lu.i<-al Potpourri. KFWII-'.'tullrt Humbl.n. K]<'AC--E,eninJ< Concert. KGER-F~Rtur. Sto". KL \C--Studlo FroliC. 1 :15t~W':RK~;~F1~;iw!:laL~W_ KXLA-St!aboard Hom. HoOJ', ,.48-KGER-Lolll/: RM.h ·RAnd. KWKW-Rnt·e~ RDd Sport •. ton, KGFJ-Hnlly;"ood HOWle 2:4o-KFJ, KF8D-Dr. PRul. KIEV-Trade Wind. Tempos. KNX-J""k Smitb. r arty. KNX-Bob Trout. KFOX-Th.. SinKlo. Crow. lliH,I. KGR. KVOE-Vie KI'PC-siestl\ Fieola. KGF.I-Alr-o-torials. Harpel. 4:~5*RNX, KSD.I-Bill Henr;v. Dllmon... 9:1~KH,I, KGR, KFXM, KVOE *KFVD-Xpw •. KGFJ-lIport. F1ash. KLAC-Jan (ia,·h.. Orch. Mtl Venter'. Pictorial. 2:5:1-KGFJ-8llort. F1I1Mh. *KFI-Featllre Wlr". KXLA-Mu.ic for Yo". * K.,lPC-('f.te Roberto. KItKD-Thl'f'e-Quartpr TIllie. -KFI, KFSD-Thi. Woman', S*KNX- Knox MaoninJ<. Ne ... ~. 8e<-ret. RH,J, KGB, KY(}E-Hop· KJ>PC- OI'l,aD Breit,,!. ~~~".~':.7ngTiR~e~erfe. 3 1 :30-KFl, KFSD-ii1umm.rfield *KFOX-New• . KNX-Burritt Wh ...I.r. HllJ'ri~AD. 8<1 nd CODe,. rt . KECA, KPRO, K"'MB RI,;cA. KI'RO, K~T~rry KNX-Dr. ChristiRD. 9 : 3~KF(, KFSD-Mr. mst.rid LAdi •• , Be Seated. and th~ Piratf's. KH,I, KGB, KFXM, KVOE- Attorney. *K H,I , KXLA. KGF.R-Ne..... *KMPC-:SP ... 8, T ••n .t Twent.y. KNX- Dillah Shore. Cisco Kid . . KECA, KFMB, KPRo-H...... ,. K.'IPC-'Mlljor I...,al ______~------R~A-O-IO~L~I~F~E------r_--FRIDAY LOGS - KFI, KFSD_Tbis Woman" KFVD-P1atter Preview. KFAC-Musical Jewel Box. 3 Secret. KXLA-MIIslc for You. 2 hours popular mus c JOIX-Borritt Whe.ler. *:~t~e:", I~V';~~In~PRIr;:~ ' KRKD-Do Yon Know? KECA. KPRO. KFMB KFSD-Anniyersary Date. KGEK-Ft. Wayne Go.pel. Ladies, B. Seated. 5:15*KFI. KFSD, KFAC-News. KFOX-Dr. Clem Davies. *JtHJ. KXLA, KGER-N ...... KNX-Tom Hanlon. 7 :f!>-KFWB-Mood. in ~Iu.i •. KMPC-Malor Leal\'ue BIlU. KECA. KFMB-Sky King. KXLA-Ford Lewis. KFWB-Bill Anson. KH,J. KGB. KFXM. KVO&- *KFAC, KFOX-News. KGFJ-Armchair Concert. Superman. KRKD-Father "all"ban. *KLAC-Newa, Sports. KLAC-Hollywood Park. 7 :55*KNX-CBrroll Alcott. KFAC-MuslcRI' Fa,·orite•. KGF.J-Rac. Recap, R. Dixon. *KFWB-Falstaff Rhymes KRKD-MlIslc. KWKW-Ken Barton. Sports. News. ~~!~HT~ KWKW-SwinK Session. KOER-Music with Appeal. -KFI, KFSD-Tlle Kin~ ' 8 Men. KF\'D-Popular Favorite•. 8 JOIX-F1e.ta. KIEV-A Matter of Record • . 5:3n;::i-:-~S~J~ii~tm Flannery. KECA-Lightnin' Jim LUCKY LAGER 3:15*KFI-N..... of the World. *KECA-Hendlioe Edition. KHJ. KGR. K.FXM. KVO& KHJ~Johnson Famllv.. KHJ. KGB, KFXM. K\OI!:- Let George Do It. KLAC-Mu.l~ from lioIlY"'~ Captain Midnight. *KMl'C-New., Hemingway. KXLA-Juke Box ;\rRtin.e. KLAC-AI Jani •. KFWB-United Nations. KWKW-Races and Sports. DANCE TI ME KFAC-Whoa Bill Club. *KLAC. KXLA, IiGER-New•. KF\'D-Strindime. KGFJ-Songs for You. KFAC-EveninK ' Concert. KFkC--Lncky La!:er D ance. 3:25-KGFJ-Sport. F1Rsh. KXLA-Future Piftni.ts. KGFJ-CancasiRn ~remories. KLAC-BasebaU. 3:30-KFr-Back.tag-e Wife. KWKW-Lucky White Play- KRKD-South Seas Serenade. KFVD-Sp.ftde Cooley Tiaue\ KNX-Artbur Godfrey. boys. S :05-KLAC-BRsebBII. KGFJ-Concert Nocturne. XECA-Norwood Smith KFVD-Sweet and Low. KGER-Slln Pedro ForDID. KRKD-Merry-Go-Round-Vp. Selects. KIEV-Melodies Mardi Gra•. S :1Ji.-KFJ-Latin Serenade. 10 :O!>-KGER-!\[usical Roandnp. KHJ-Ga. Again. KRKD-Hit Tunes. KMPC-Red Rowe Ridg. 10 :15-KFI-Burry Wood Sbow. *KFOX-New8. Riuers. KNX-Bob Elson. KFSD-So tb. StOry Goes. KFWB-TwlUcht on the TraU. *XECA. KHJ-News. MILD &, 5:45*KFl. KFSD-Elmer Peterson. KGF.J-St.. rlit Moods. KMPC-Bridge Club. *KNX, KSD.J-N.w. , Garred. KXLA-Top Tun.... KFSD-Salon Concert. *KECA-Frank Heminj(way. S:30-KFI. KFSD-People Are 10 :~KFr--C"rYeth Well.. Inside KHJ. KGB. KFXM. KVOE- Funny. tbe News. MELLOW Ad"enta:res of Tom Mi:t. KNX-R.serve. KNX-Symphonette. KMPC--H. Allen. KECA. KPRO, KFMB *KECA-EImer Davi•. 3:30 to 4 P.M. KXLA-Minintlll'. Concert. This Is Your F.B.I. KHJ, KGB-Peter Potter Mondoy Through F,ido, KWKW-Rac•• and Sports. KBJ. KGB, KFXM, KYO& Record Party. Bnrl lve. Sbow. K~rPC-Rancho Grande. ~~hT~,el;d!aO~ lJI;~en. KMPC-Mu. ic Supreme. KLAC-BasebaU Ronndup. *KFWB-News. 10 :45-KFl-Melody TIm•. XMPC KRKD-Race R.snlts. KGFJ-YorBI Varieties. KGER-Stamp·' Qnnrt. t. KECA-Freddy ~(artln Orch. KMl'C-MIId and Mellow. II :50-KWKW-Ve!<' Rehabilitation. KXLA-97th Street Corral. KLAC-Don Otl•• KFWB-Woman·. Pag•. KRKD-Merry-Oo-Ronnd-Up. *KFSD-News. KWKW-Sam Rowland and 5:55*JOIX-New•. KGER-Your Army. 10 :il5-KFI-Pollce Bulletins. His Waxworks. KGFJ-Sporta Flash. KFOX-Flnyd B . •Iohnson . KGFJ-Among My Souvenl... -KFI-Hank ~lcCun. Show. 8;45-KHJ. KGB. KFX.'I, KVOF_ *KFI, XECA, KLAC-Newa. KFVD-Baek o' the Rack. 6 KNX-It Pays to Be lI:norftnt. California. Caravan. 11 *KNX-Nelson Pringle. *KRKD-New•• Music. *KHJ. KGB. KFXM. KVOE- KFWB-Wa rner Bros. Orcb. KH.T-Smile TIme. 3:45-KFI-What Do 1'0u Say? Gabriel Heatter. KOFJ-Eveninl< Interlude. KMl'C-Dllnce Parade. KECA-Frances Sclllly. KEC.o\-Mu. ic Library. KGER-Concert. KFWB-En.tslde Sbow. KHJ. KVOE-Adventure *KMPC-New., Nesbitt. -KFI, KFSD-Wnltz Time. KFAC-Lucky Lanr Danee. Parade. *KFWB. KFl'D, KIEV. KOER. g KNX, KSDJ-Giony Simms. KFVD-Spnde Cooley Tim •• KFAC-Muslque Continental. KFOX-New •. KECA. KI'RO. KFMB- KGFJ-Cnncert N~tnrn • • KFVD-Rumba Rhnp.ody. KGF.J-~rll.ical Digest. Brea k t he Bank. KXLA-Pasadena Cinc. KRKD-Bnwlinl\' News. KFAC-Prelnde to Evenlnj(. *KHJ. KGB. KJo'XM, KVOE KRKD-Merry-Go-Round-Up. KFSD-Bnb Ripl.y. KRKD-Muslc. News. Glenn Hardy. *KGER-News, Roundup. 3:5~KFWB-New • . *KLAC-New.. Al Jarvi•• +KMPC-David Anderson. KFSD-Biltm<>re Hotel Or.h. KGF.J-Sport. Flash. KXLA-Books Brlnl:" *KFWB-News. KOB-Ernle H~ekseher Orch. Adventure. 11:15-KFr-Beli.,·e It or Not. -KFI-Downtown and AU KLAC-Basehall. 6:05-KIEV-Twili ~ ht Tempo• • KFAC-E.-eninJ: Cone.ert. KNX-Report from 4 Around. KOER- Sports Roundup. KXI,A-Seahoard Home Hoor. "' ashipgioD, KNX-Georg. Fisber. I 6:1!>-KH.I. KOII-ReHI Stories. KGF.J-Hollywood Honse XECA--Claremont Orch. KECA-Frane.e. Scully. KMPC-Bob Kelley. Sports. Party. KLAC-Don Oti• . *KH.'. KGB. KFXM. KYO£ KFWB-Iln the Centory. KRKD-Western Hit ParHde. KGB-Alvino Rey Orch. Fulton Lewis. Jr. KFVD-SnudoWD Serennde. *KGER-New •• Concert. 11:30-KFr-Hal Pruden Orcb. *KMPC, KLAC, KIEV. KGER, K.XLA-Federated Women'. 9:15-KHJ. K(lB. KFXM. KVOE KNX-Tony Pastor Orch·. KFOX-News. Mel Venter's Pictoria l. KXLA-Tbe Hawthorne Tbinlt KXLA-J"k. 1I0x Matin••• KW~b.:v_Voiee of Alhambra. *KMI'C-Clete Roberts. KFSD-~t. F r nn('I"I Ur('h. KFWB-Melody Matinee. KOER-Decision Now. KFWB-Show Time. KGB~ohD Walaban Orch. KOYJ-Whut'8 Up? KFOX-Bowiinl\'caster. *KFOX-New•. 11 :45-KECA-Red Nichol. Orcb. KWKW-Waxworks. 6 :30-KFr. IrFl'f).-/iiOll rt ~ New.,eel. KFSD-H f' H·~ ttl Veteran. *KGB. KVOE-Ne... . KF\,D-Donfthue Music Shop. KNX, KSDJ-My Friend Irma 9 :30-KFI-MYRtery Theater. 11:55*KFI, KECA. KNX-Newi. KRKD-Piano Paintings. XECA. KPRO. KF1\lB- KNX, KSD.J-Durftnte & KFAC-Mn.i~al Ma8terpieces. Th. Sheriff. Moore. 4 :l5-KFr-Port of Missing Hits. KMI,(\-Date With Melody. KNX. K!oIJ)J-~lelody HOII ••• ~n-:'C~~~iir;,~~:.i Park. KEC.O\-Fllmous Jury Trials. SPECIAL PERMIT *KECA-Alvln Wilder. KFWll-AmerirH . Dftnce • . KHJ. KGII. KVOE-ln8ide of KH.I. KGB. KFX1\I, KVO&- KLAC-Sam Balter SPort.- Spurt. NBC's "Duffy's Tavern" is Rn Miller. hook. KFW8-Geor~e Irwin. K1UPC-Spotlight Stars. KFAC-Honr of Mnsic. KGER-II... Cle,u Davie•. the only legitimate tavern in KLAC--Sons 0' GUDS. KWKW--Clas8i~ ROllr. KFSD-Ame-ri(,ll United. the whole state of Califor· KRKD-Movleiaud Quiz. KXl,A-Rundstftnd Review. 9 :45-KH.I. KG8. KFXM. KV()E nia! State law prohibits use KIEV-Modern eoncert Ball. KIE'·-Dinner Mnfdc. Henry .1. THylo ... 4 · : 25 -KGFJ~'1I)orts Flash. KRKJ)-.'~ho\V TlinH. K1UPC-SperiHI E~ents . of the word "tavern" as the 4 : ~o-KFr-Art Bnker', Notphook. KFOX-Hal's Memory Room. KNX-Yoo·r. Ooly YOuni *KFl, KFSD-The Reporter. title of an eating or drinking KOER-Helpne Smith. *KNX-Cbet Huntley. News. Once. KGB. KFXM. KVOE-Bllildog 10 establishment. The prohibi KF.CA-Musir. Drummond. tion, however, doesn't stand KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE-' 6:45-KFr--Cnbha~ •• nnt! Kings. Two-Ton Baker KJ,AC-Irwin AII.n. EASTSIDE in the way of a "Duffy's K~rPC-Man With a Band. KXLA-.Jimmie Dol aD. Cavern", proudlv serving the *KFWB-News. KRK()-Prer> Pur"Il•. district around 2032 West 6th KLAC-Rs('ing Rcmndup. 6 :55-KECA. KFMB. KPRO- *KWKW-News. ~lllsie . Champion Roll Call. SHOVV' Street, Los Angeles. Playing KGFJ-Record Jackpot. KRKD-Tllnes of the Day. -KF1, KFSD-Sllpper Club. 10 TO 12 P.M. "Duffy" there is owner Sam KIEV-BinI: Cro.by 8lnl:s. 7 KNX-Lowell Thomas. Iv.,.,. Ni,h. Except Sunday Kamboorian. 4 :45--KECA, KFMB-Teno.... ee Jed. KECA, KPRO. KF'fB- KNX-The Todd • . Ca, alcaue of Sport•. KH.', KHB. KFXM. KYO£ *KH." KOII. KVIlF~News. KFWB KMPC-Green Li~ht Revile. ~r.et the Pres• . KFWB-Stllart Hamblen. KMI>C-Secnrlty ~ )' mT)llon ' n. KFWB-Eastside Show CRACK!* KLAC-Studio Froli~ ... *KLAO. KXLA. KRKD-New•. KECA-Shl Ziff. Sports. KWKW-Races and Sports. *KHJ. K(;B. KFXM. KVOE To be found every after *KFVD, KRKD-News. ~~:'c!=:o,::~r~: ~\~~~~~\ FllltoOll Lewis. noon in his avocado grove, KIE\'-Trftde Wind. Tempo•. KGFJ-Mnsical Vi.::est. *KIII1·C. K (:Jl:..,_ ...· o~ • • KFOX-The SinKln~ Cro.... *KGEIt-News, F8~nn. grimly sitting wIth a Win 4:5 ~KNX. KSDJ-Bill Henry. KFSD-~I:vstery Theatre. chester across his knees, Is KGFJ-SportM Fla.b. 7 :U*KFI. KFSD-Joleetwood I~awton. CBS "Haymes" show pro *KFl-Featur. Wire. KNX-Jack Smith. ducer, Harry K ron man. S*KNX-Knox Munnlng. *KXLA-Peter D.Limn. KECA. KPRO, Kl'~III-TerrJ' KLAC-Jan Gorber Orch. Squirrels have been attack and the l'1rlltpo. KRKO-Three-Qllnrter Time. ing the trees on his ranch in KBJ, KOB. K\'OE-Hop KFOX-Fishing PRls. HIIlTI/I"o, 7 :30-KFr-Re.e,,·e. such numbers that Kronman KFWBo-Stoart Hamblen. KNX-Free for All. has re'Ceived special permis *KMl'C-News. Teen It Twenty. KECA, KI'RtI-\'our Amen sion to knock off a few. His *KT,AC~Fr.d H.nry Rpports. Cftn Sports Page. KFAC-Sunset Sennade. KUJ. KOn. KFXM. KVO&- score: four tin cans, two KGFJ~lve at II. Cisco Kid. neighbors' windows. K WKW-Todny at the R ...... KMPC-Firestone Fnvorlte• • K RKD-SonKs of the Saddle. KFWB-SflOrt. Final. KXLA~uke 80" ~Iatinee . KL.o\C-Don Otis. P.g ~ Twenty-seven KtC KFI lEtA KHJ ~VD KXlA KFS6 ~ KfXM KFAC KGH KWKW}ifM SATURDAY, JUNE 14 KfS[KMMIEWFWR KNIT mo .l. KPPC KfifiGUr mo KYUE -KFl-JOmp-Jump of HoUday * KBJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE 57UTG4ifV9Of93ffio Ofili oT mo -r 1i39OTI:?90 i4ij i4fI S Honse. News, Glenn Hardy. SO D 710 B70 9aO 1070 115 0 1240 }~80 ' 1360 1430 1410 K.."Ix, KSDJ-Tbeater of K.'Ill'C--Keit.h HetberlnpoD. Todar. KF\\ B-Manin Block. KRJ. KGB, KFXM. K\'OE- KFWB-BIII Anson. KECA-Son¥. of the *KLAC, News. AI .Jarvls. Sport. Puradt. KFAC-)fu.le in the American SaK.hru.h. KFAC-Musle,,1 En.ore•. KGFJ-Reminl.cent Rhythm. I\lnnDer. KHJ-Wa, Shop. KA~.A-Pi"no Parade. KFAC-Thenter uf the Air. KGF.J-SlInset and Vine. *KMl'C, KXLA, KLAC-New8. KGFJ-Radnr: News, R. KFVD-Vlolet. *KI•. >\(1 . KFVD, KGER-N.w•. KFWB-Morolnlf Melodies. DIxon. *KXLA, KRKD. KFOX-News. KXI.A-Community KFAC-Country Cbureh. KRKD_Muiic. KIE,o-Latln Musictlna. - 8rondcl\ster. KGFJ-Concert Pastello. KF\,D-Soog Stylists. KGER-Star Time. KWKW-Western Serenad•• KWKW-.'\•• emblie. of God. *KlE\,. KFIIX. KGER-New •. KFSD-Debhor Date. .l!:RKD-:IIlIslc. *KlEV. KGER-Ne..... 10 :15--KHJ-SnnR' of Good Cheer. n :45-KFI-Here Comes the Band . KII!:V-'IIeet the Maestro. KGF.I-Serenude for You. +KGFJ-New'. Bill Barpel. *IU'SD-Edward Tomlinson KFAC-L.A. Medle,,1 Ass'n. KXLA-T. Texas Tyler. I:05-KOER-Ont of the BandbOX. *KXLA-News KRKO-Hawalian Melodies. 1 :15-KLAC-Naval Res.rve. HAVEN OF REST KWKW-:IIornini M.lodie •. KGE~-C rosby Sings. KXLA-Adventure. In KIEV-Star. of Song. KFOX-Tt>DlI)OS of the Times. Researeh. KXLA, 8:30 A. M. KGER-"~Ilsy Rbyth'm. , 11 :5lI*KNX-News. K ...· D-)llltln.e Melodies. Monday, Wednesday, Friday KFOX-Assemhlv or God. KGFJ-Sports Flash. KlEl'-Sport8 Calendar. 10 :25--KGFJ-Sport. Flash. KWKW-Raees and Sports. KRKD, 8:00 A. M. 10:30-KFI-The Baxters. -KFI-Noon Farm Reporter. I :2!1-KOFJ-Sport. Flash. T¥esday, Thursday, Saturday KNX. K!'ID.l-Adventure Ciub. 12 KNX-}'red Robhins. 1:3~KFI. KFSD-The Three SUDi. KECA-Teli 1\le, Dodor. KEC.\-Stnrs in the After- K~-L. A. Story. KFOX, 8:00 A. M, KHJ-Dr. Hi •• Clinic. noon. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday *KFAC. K\\ KW-N.,,·•. *KBJ, KMPC, KGER, KFSD, ~Bo~~ ~~II~r.~~ion. KGF.l-Vpbo"t Session. KGB-News. KLAC-)fusi. from Holh",""" KRKD, KFOX-Uaven of Reot KXLA-Tlllior Tun... KFWB-M"rtin Bioek. KG.FJ-Todoy'. Hits. ' KFVD-Wakeup Raoch. KFl'O-Here Comes the *KI.AC-News. Al Jarvis. KXLA-MlIsie.. 1 Merry-Go- Parade. . KGF.I-Hollywood CastinR Ruund. KGB, KFXM, KVOE-Kat~ KRKD-Musir. Forum. Smith Serenade. KFAC-Luncheon Concert. KFSD-Eliht o'Clook Special. KIEV-Western TUne Time. *mR=~~,?~' TIm • . KGER-Chlldren's Hour. KXLA-Top Tunes. KU~V-OrKan Moods KFMB-The Timekeeper. KFSD-Heaven on Eratb. KFVD-Salvatlon Army. S :O:l-KGER-Mlzpah. KWKW-Afternoon Melodie§. KFMB-W1mt America I'lars. KWKW-Memorl .. In Wax. KFOX-Alternatln to BooRie. 8:l5-KFl-Coffee CODcert. KGB, KVOF~This" Ja... • KRKD-Prairie s.,hooDer. *KHJ-Ne... 8. KGB. KlOE-.l. Pollaek Oroh. KMPC-Murket Report., 10:35-KWKW-Va.. lty View •. KFOX-S"ndwieh Sea.oolnr:. 1 :35-KRKD-~luBle. SIJurh. . lo:45-KFI-Christiall Srlonre. 12 :05--KGER-We.tern Music. 1 :4l>-KFI. KFSD-Kin, Cole Trio. KECA-Radlo, tne Am.rlcan 12:15-KFI- Mnn on the !'urm. KN1I.-The ChicaKolins. ~tt~=~:l.:'r~ayats:~:na~~~n •. Way. KEC_\-Hor.e Rae.s. KECA-This Is for You. KlEV-MuSical Bandwagon. KFAC--Gypsy Airs. KH.I-Shady Vanev Folks. KHJ-l'olicing L.A. KFOX-Tho.ight for Youth. KMPC-Western Smr•• KLAC-Storybook Hour. S :30.!:DP,1!:- KGF.I-K.yboard Magic. d\;"6~':n~1':,·h~xton. 10 :55-~~Y'=:;0':.t~0;~~~&. Sings. KFAC-Piano IIri.ts. McConnen. KFVD-Studio Party. KIEV-Swin~ StylinKs. KNX-Stnrs Over 1I0llywood. -KFI-Saturday Showease. KIEV-Lunchtime M.lodi ••• KFOX-l'olr. of the Army. KECA-Wftke Vp ..nd Smile. K!'iX-:IIary Lee Taylor. *KFXM. KFOX-New•• KGB-Bobby Norris. ll KGB. KVOK-Rare•. 1 :5:1-KGFJ-Sp<>rt. flash. KECA. KFMB. KPRO- 12:2'.-KGFJ-Sport. F1a.h. K'U'III~~~io ~:~:l"OE- Our Town 8~Hk8. *KFl-News of the Week. 12 : 3~KNX-Westem Farm Journal. Kl\IPC-T~e Suns. KHJ-Thls Is Jazz. KECA-Treasury Show. 2 KNX-Diana Gayle. KFWB-Red Harper. K~IPC-Keith Betherln2'foQ. KHJ-Loul.e Ma.sey. KECA, KPRO KFMB-V. S. KGFJ-Waltz Invitation. KFWB-~I"rtln Block. KMI'C--Emil Cote. Open Golf Champlonshill. *KFAC, KWKW-Ne... s. KFAC-Festhal of Waltzes KGFJ-Illtermission. KHJ. KGB, KVOF~Eddy KXLA-Bell Bandstand. *KI.AC-N~w •• AI Jarvis. • KWKW-Farm New • • Boward Orch. KRKO-Pan-Amerlcan P ano KXLA-Red Murrell. KMl'C-Tommy Doney. *~g::~~~:{ ~~r~~·ies. rama. KFWB-BIII Anson. KIEV-Chlldren·. Story Time. KRKD-Music. KFOX-:IIelody COl'alende. KFSD-Nftm~M of 'fomorrow. *K.J~AC-News. sports. KGER-Hnmmond. KGFJ-Acro.s tbe Footlll DAD'S DAY ALMOST A DRAW BOTTLE, BOTTLE Passing out cigars is CBS "WhlstI~r" "The most beautiful band this side "Blondie" (Penny Singleton) and actor Gerald Mohr. It's a boy, weigh· of Phil Spitalny's" is the latest word "Dagwood" (Arthur Lake) Bumstead Ing six pounds, one ounce at birth, attached to Victor Young's orchestra of the CBS "Blondie" show have been and christened Anthony James. on CBS' Tony Martin show. Eight of named honorary bottle collectors by the thirty· four musicians in the group the milk and beverage industries. The are girls, and lovelv ones at that. Like· reason behind the personal closet, ALL WASHED* * Up wise four of the twelve-voice chorus basement, garret and garage roundup Comforting words tor discouraged heard in obbligatos behind Martin and of the Bumsteads is that all money ~ oung writers are offered by CBS Evelyn Knight are definitely "whistle received in return for waYWl Ladles' Day ... __ ..... __.. ___.KFl . 9:15 a .m . ~I-F Otis. Don...... KLAC. 7:30 p.m .• 10:45 p.m. M-Sa Standard Bour_.-KF1. KFSD 7:30 p.m. Sn Land of tbe Free.. _ .. _.. _ ..... K.MPC. 4 p .m. Su Our Forelm Policy... _. ___...... KFl. 3 p.m. Sa Stars Over BoUywood.__ ._ .....KNX. 8:30 a.m. Sa ... _._ ...... __ .... _ _ ... _ ... KBJ. 9:45 p.m. W Sta.. In the AftemOOlL-... _ ... KEOA. 12 n. Sa Langford. Franc.. ... __ .._ ... _ ... KF'l. 8 p.m. Th g: ~:!...SSnp':~7'...:=.::~~~ .t.5 J''!':m~s~ Stella Dallas... _ .. KFI. KFSD. 12:15 p.m. M-F Langley. RoUy .. _ _ .... __.. __.. .KNX . 4 p.m. S .. Owens. Tom .. _ ...... •• _.. _ ..... KFl. 8 :30 a.m. ~I-F *Sterllng. Dr. WaUace.. _ ... KNX, 9:30 p.m. Tb L ...sie ...... _...... __ ...... _ ...... KECA. 12 n. Su PaRr. Jack... _..... __KFI. 3 p.m •• 8:30 p.m. Sn Steven Graham.._ ____. . .KBJ. 6 :30 p.m. Sa *Lawton. Fl•• twood. .. _.K'lpC. 7:30 a.m. M-Sa Pacific Lutheran Bour... _ .. KFWB. Y:311 p.m. Su Strollln" TOID. .. _.___ .. ..J[FAO. 8:30 a.m. Sn ...... KFI. 7:15 a.m. ~I-Sa. 7:15 p.m. M-F Parker. Frank...... _ _ .. _. . .KECA. 11 :45 ".m. M·F ... _._ ...... _ ...... __ .. __.xFWB . 2:15 p.m. Su Lawyer Dan Tucker...... _ ...... KNX. 9 p.m. Th "Parson• • Louella.... KECA. fO!l.!'J. 6:15 p.m. Sn La,vy.r Q._ ...... _...... __ ...KBJ. 3:30 p.m. Su Pat Novak for Blre._ .... _._ ... .II...M;A. 9 p.m. Su :~':;rt~~~n'bliib::::::...... ··m'c::f! :.~. ru 'l,.a,·e It to the Glrl •. __... KHJ. 7:30 p.m. Su 8 Sundny Evenlnl[ Bour...•...... _ ..KECA. 5 p.m. Sn *Le8ueur. Lurry ... _.. __ ...... KNX. 2:45 p.m. Sa t:,~f~onpl'![l.,~.~:::::~~~ .•..m.B.9 :.:. ~~ Sunday Mornln~ 1I1.lodies .... K.MPC. 8:15 ".m. Sn Let Georg. Do It.._._._ ... KHJ. KGB. 8 p.m. l> People Are Fnnny... • ... KFI.t.~FSD. 8:30 p .m. F Sunday Vespers... • _ ....._ ...KEC"A . 11 :30 a.m. 8u Let'. Pret.nd ...... _ ....•.. KNX. 11:30 a.m. Sa Pepp.r Young'» Family. !U·I. 11.:10 a.m. M·F SUDrise Salute... ____.. .KNX. 6:15 a.m. I\I-S. *Lewi •• Fulton... _ ... :.KBJ. 4 p.m .• 10 p.m. M-F Perry ·Mason...... __.. _... KNX. 10:15 B.m. M-F Sunset Ronndup .. _ ...... _ . .KECA 11:3O a.m. Sa Leyden. BIU...... _ .. _...... KMPC. 10:15 a.m. M-F *p.terson. Elmer... .KFI, KFSD. 11:45 p.m. WOoS a Snpper CIub._ ...... _ ... .KFI. KFS b• 7 p.m. M-F Libpml Catholic Bonr.. ___. ItFAC. 9 a .m. Sn PhUo Yance...... _ __...... KECA, 9:30 p.m. Tn Surprise Theater__ ...... _ .....K.NX. 7:25 p.m. Su Life Can Be Beautiful.._.. _. ..KFI. 11 a.m. M-F Piano playhouse___ ._ ...... KECA. 5 p.m. Sa Snpermnn... _..KHJ. KGB: KVOE. 5:15 p.m. M-F Llgbtnin' Jim...... ______... KECA. 8 p.m. F Pilj[rlm. Hour._. ___. ..KBJ. KYOE. 9 a.m. Su Su.pense... _ ...... •...• ... _ .. __.... ___ .KNX. 8 p.m. Th Life of RlIey ...... __ ...... _ ... KFI. 7:30 p.m. Sa Plea.ure Parade. ____._ ...... KFI. II p.m. Tu Sweeney and Marcb...... _ ...... KNX. 8 :30 p.m. W Light of the World.. __. .KFI. 10 :45 a.m. M-F police BulJetin• .•.. _ ...._ •...KFl. 10:5.~ p.m. Su-F *Swlng. Raymond. .. _.. __.. .KECA. 9:45 a .m. Sn Lindl ..hr. Vlctor. .... _ ...... _ ... KBJ. 9:15 a .m. l\1-F Policinir L.A._. .. _ .KBJ. 1 :45 p.m. Sa SYmphonette•.. __..•. .JQ.o'X, 1.0:30 p.m. M. W. F Llstenlu!; 1'0.t.... KECA. KFMB.J...!l:30 a.m . Tu-F Port of Mis.in~ Bit... _ ..•_ .... KFI. 4 :15 p.m. M-F Symphony...... _ .... _ ...... _._.__ ...... KFI. 1 p.m. Su Lombardo. Gll3'. .. ___. ._. __.. B.HJ. 6:30 p.m. M *Take It or Leave It. ___._ ... KNX. 6 p.m. Su Lone Journey...... KNX. 10:30 a.m. 1I1-F ~~a!~. ~':,~:~ .. ~~~.':.'.. _~: ..8W B. 1~~~0 Pa~~ .MS!' Talbot. Dr. Louls... __._-Kn-U. 10 a.m. HOoF Lone Rnnger...... KECA. 7 p.m. M. W; 8 p.m. S .. . .. _ ..... _ ...... _ ...... KBJ. KGB. 10:30 p.m. M-Sa Talent SCOuts... _ ..•.. _ ._._ •.... _ ._ •... JL~x, 9 p.m. Tn Lora L ..wton...... KFI. 8:45 a.m. M-F ProDerty Ownel1l...... ~_ .. _.KMPC. 7:30 p.m. Sn Tapestries of Lite._.. _..•..•.. . KNX. 9:30 p.m. Tn Lor.nzo Jon••... _. .. KFI, KFSD. 12 :30 p.m. M-F Taylor. Benry J .... _.KBJ. KGB. 9 :45 p.m. M. F Lucky Lager Dance Ttme. KFAC. 10 p.m. 1I1-Sa *Pringle. Nelson. KNX. 7:15 a.m •• 11 p.m. M·F Taylor. Ma,.,. Lee...... _ .._ ...... KNX. 11 ' a .m. Sa Lorn " Abner...... _KECA. KFMB. 8 p.m. M-Tb "Qne.n lor. Day. KBJ. KGB. 11:30 a.m. M-F Teen and Twenty Time. KMl'C. 5:05 p.m. M-F Lnnchoon ..t Longcbamp •.... KBJ. 2:30 p .m. M-F ' Quiz Kids •...... _ ...... _ ..•...Q"I. 12 N. Su Tel.pbon. Bour... ___.... .KFI. KFSD. ·S p.m. M Lntherun Bonr__ ..KHJ. KVOE. 9:30 a.m. Su 'QuiZ of Two Cltle8._...... __. KBJ. 7 p.m. Sa Ten ~Ie. Dootor... __._ ....KECA. 10:30 a.m. Sa Lnx Th ...tre. _ _ .____ ._ ...... KNX. 9 p.m. 111 Radio BIble Clas•. .... __ .. .K1IJ. KVOE. 7 ...m. Sn Templeton. Alec.... _. __._ ...... KFI. 4 p.m. Su Madison 2345 ...... __.. __ ... __ ..KFl. 8:15 p.m. Tu Tenne..... Jed.. ___...... KECA. 4:411 p.m. M-F ... _ ._ .... __.... _. __.... ___ ..... _ .. .5:30 p.m. SI\ :.~1:i'B:.;~'::•• W6f;~~i :::::::::::~D{2.: ~ ::::: ~ Terry & tbe Pirate•• KECA. KFMB. 5 p.m. M-F Mu,Jor Leal[ue B ..U . ._ ...... JBIPC. ~ :30 p.m. M-F Theater Gnlld. .. _ .. __ . ____. .KEOA. 7 p.m. Su Make-Believ. BaIIroom...... _ .. ___. ..._._ .. __ • ::3f:./;::::.i~~.~ .. ~=:::~.~N~:~ ::::: ~~ Theater of Today ... ___...... KNX. 8 a.m. Sa ...... _ .._ .. .KLAC. 9:30 a.m .• 5:30 p.m. M-Sa The Clook. .. _ .. _ ...... _ ...... KECA. 8:30 p.m. M ~C'X'~ic?::n::o~;=:~~:~~~lt~l·:.in~s! The Falcon...... KBJ. KGB. KVOE. 8:30 p.m. Tu Ma perkln ...... KFl. KFSI!. 11:15 a.m. M-F Real Storleo._.. _.. ___• __ ... KBJ. 6:15 p.m. M-F The Mllrhtr CIl.ey...... KBJ. 6 p.m. Sa _. __ .. _ ... __ ._ ...... _ ... _.. .KN.lI... 9:15 a.m. 1I1-F Record Party... _...... __ . ._ .KBJ. 10 :30 p.w. M-Sa *Malone. Ted.. ._ .. _...... KECA. 10:15 a.m. M-F Red Ryder.... KBJ. KYOE. 7:30 p.m. Tu. Th. S. r.:: l~::;;f. t~~~I.nkmB:·~t'tO~ :~~38·~~1- Manh .. ttan M.rry-Go-Round...... KFI. II . ~.m. Su The Tavern.. . __ .. _ . .KFI. 10:15 p.m. Sa :::,;'f~~~.J\t.~:~I'!.·~oii:: ::::::Wi.lt.~5 Pj,~m. T:I The Todd• ... __. ... __. _ .•. KN& 4 :45 p.m. 111-1' ~;:~ ~:::.~ fo~dan::==~JtN~~05 ':;~ . 'g R.port to the People... _. ._ ... KECA. 9:15 p.m. M Tbese Make B1story...• _ ..... _. .. Kn. 12 :45 p.m. Su lIIan on the Farm...... ____. ..KFI . 12:15 p.m. Sa R.ports In I\I0tion .. _ ._...... KBJ. 11 a.m. Tb Think and Grow Rlch...-_.. .KFWB. 3:30 p.rn. Sn OMan Says Yes _ .. __.. _ .....KMPC. 12 N. M-F Retribution ...... __-K ECA. 9 :30 p.m. Tb This Is Bollywood. .. __._ .. _.. .KNX. 8 p.m. Sa MaDDers. Zeke..... _ ...... _ .. .KECA. 7 :45 a.m. 1I1-F Reviewing St&nd.. _ ...• __...... KBJ. 4:30 p.m. Su This Is Ja.,., ..•..•..... _____... KBJ. 11 n.m. Sa *Mannlnl[. Knox, KNX. 12:15 p.m .• 5 p.m. ~I-F Rhap.ody 10 Rbytbm ... _ ...... KNX. 6 p.m. W Tbls 18 Yonr FBL_____ .. .KECA. 8:30 p.m. F Mansfield. Andy... __ .... __ .. _ .KWK W. 8 a.m. M-F Richard Da\1s. Private lnt'e.tlj{Ator..... _ .... _. ...._ __ ._.. _ ...•_ .. _.. _ .... _ .. ___KBJ.8 p.m. M *Tbl. Week Around tbe World ...• ...... _ ...... _ ...... _ ...... __ ._ ... KLAO. 10 :06 a .m. Su •.... _ .... _...... _ ..._ ...... KECA, 12:30 p.m. 8u Mark.t Reports ... ____.KMPC. 8:111 a .m. M-Sa *Richfleld Reporter. KFI. KFSD. 10 p.m. Su-F 1Ilartln. Tony. __ ..___ ...... KNX. 5:30 p.m. Su Tbis Woman'. Secret... .KFI, KFSD, 3 p.m. HOoF Ri~ht to Happiness. KFl, KFSD.11:45 a.m. M-F *Thomas. LoweU...... __._ •.KNx, T 1'.111. M-F Ripley. Bob...... _ ...... _ .. KFSD. 3:411 p.m. M-F Thompson\, Jobnny...... KECA. 12:la p.m. Sa :!:'.',l~;~t~-;;i ·s ..==~=MlJ. }U: :-:.. ~S~ RI •• & Shine. .. _. ___• __.... .KBJ. 6 II.m. M-Sa % Road of Life...... _ ••_ •• _ ••. _ .. KFl. ! ]).m. M-F Those We sters. KBJ. KGB. KVOE. p.m. Su :~~rl. ~~~ji87t·· OI;;b: =:Jril.r.·8 6B . ::;~'\I_~ Robbins. Fred...... _ ...... _.. _ ... KNX. 1% N. Sa 1I1eet the Author. ____ .... KFI. 9:30 a.m. S .. r.ii:...!I.aKit;,b.,-.;:--=Jrn~~:~5:4:·'!':m~S~ *Roberts. Clete. ___...... IUI~9:15 p.m. M-F Today In B1story. .. _ .•...... KMPC. 12:30 p.m. M-F "Meet the Missus._ .... _ ...... KNX. 1 :30 p.m. M-F ROl:ue·. GaIlery... _ ...... _ ...... IU'·I. 9:30 p.m. Su "Today's Chlldren._•. KFI. KFSD. 10 a.m. M·F ~Ieet the Press•. _... _ ..___ ... _._ ... KBJ. 7 p.m. F Tom MllL .. _. .•.. __... .KBJ. KGB. 5~45 p.m. M-F M4!lodIes America Lov•• ...... KNX. 6:30 p.m. Tu Romance of Belen Trent. KNX. 8:30 n.m. M-F 1I1elody Bour._ ...... KNX. 3:30 p.m. Tu Romance of the Rancho •... _.KNX. 9 :30 p.m . . Su Town Meeting...•..... K.ECA. KFMB, 8:30 p.m. Th Rombera::. Sigmlmd. .. _ ...... K.1'''1. 6::10 r~.m . Tu Trell.ure Bour of Song._.....KHJ. 6:30 p.m. Th Melody Bouse... _._ ... __ .KNX. 4:15 p.m. M. W. F Rose of My Dre.. m ...... _.KNX. 10:45 a.m. M-F Treasury Alrent_ .... __...... _ ... KECA, 9 p.m. Tu Melody Mntinee._... ~ .. _. . _ ..•..KHJ. 2 :30 p.m . M-F Rosemary... _...... _ ...... KNX, 11:111 a .m. JlI-F Trea.nry Show.• .... __ .. _ __ .KECA. 12 :30 p.m. Sa Melody parnde... __ ...... _-KFI. 2:45 p.m. Su R<>wlnnd. SaID._..... _ . .KWKW. 3:30 p.m. M-Sa *Tront. Bob. . _ .•._ .. _.. .. _ .. K..VX. %:45 p.m. M-F Melody Time...... _. ___.KFI. 10:45 p.m. Su-F Rus.ell. Betty. .. _._. ___ .KECA. 7 :45 p.m. W True Detectlve...... KBJ. KGB.l-l:30 p.m. Su Message of IsraeL._..... __ .. .. .KECA. 8 a.m. Su Sablon. Jean...•..... __ .•...•.• .._ ...KNX. 8:30 p.m. Sa Truth or Con.equellce •...•...... KI"l. 7 p.m. Sa Midnight Flyer..... __._ ..... _ .. .KFI. U p.m. M-Sa Twenty Qu ••tioD8_ .. _ ...... _ ...... KBJ. 8 p.m. Su Midnight M.rry-Go-RoUDd._.. _ .. KNX. 12 p.m . D :~it LoL;;~e OI}.-::e;:;;·aci~:=Jriix~:io 3: .::: ~: Midnight Specinl._. __...... KGFJ. 12 p.m. D Saludos Ami"os...... _ .. _.. _ ....-K GFJ. 7 a.m. M-Sa ~:~~i·~~ ~::;:.. :::KBJ;~V~E. 4~~k pP~' ~:W~F ~Iild nnd Mellow---liMPC. 3 :30 p.m. M-F 8am Rowland's W8xwork8 ___... _._.. _...... _...... *MlIler. Rex.... _...... __ ... KBJ. 4:15 p.m. M-F ...... _ .. __. __ .....KWKW. 3:30 p.m. MOoS. ~~ft:i ~~S:DS:::::::~==:~:~~ ~.gi~M~~ ...... __•...... _KBJ. 9:15 p.m. So, Tu. Th Unlver.ity Explorer._.... _.KNX. 10:15 p.m. Sn ~[irandy ...... _ ... ___ .. __ ...... KECA. 9 :15 a.m. Sa Sam Spade.. .•.. _.. ____. _._ ... KNX. 9 p.m. Stl Venter. MeL._. .. _-KB.I. 9 :15 p.m. M. W. *Monltor Views News.__ _KECA. 7 :45 p.m. Th Snturday Ch.f...••.... _ ....• _ _ ..KFI. 9:15 a.m. Sa Veterans' Advl ••r ___ ... _._ ...... KFI. 11:30 a.m. Sa.f Snturday NI~ht Sereoade... __. ... KNX. 9 p.m. Sa ~~~~~::. ~:~:iiiL:=-~=:=~~~1iN~.308 ~::: : Moor•• Garry... _. .. _____ .. KNX. 9:30 p.m. F ~:~:~i; ~~d",,':~:~:==:::: :: ~.KW.·3~:to ':i~'. ~! ~~~~I\~r R~~::'~-:-==:=~i~i~~ ~';:". ~: Morgan. B.nry•. __.. __. KECA. 9:30 p.m. W Science of Mlnd...... __.• _ .. .KFWB. 8:45 a .m . M-F Voice of Flre.tone.. _ .. KFl, KFSD. 8:30 p.m. M Scotland Ynrd ...•..•...... _ ....._ ..... KRJ. 8:30 p.m. M Volc. of Labor. •.. __...... KMPC. 8:15 p.m. Sn :~~~~~fs ~ir~~m~~~==::&°lc'. t~~ ~::: ~~ Voice of l'rophecy._.KBJ. KGB. 8:30 a.m. Sn 1I1r. Di.trict Attomey, KFI. KFSD. 9 :30 p.m. W ~~~:!n JG'::;~dr":iiiym.. :~:..~.KNt306 pP~. s;: *Wallace. MyrolL. ____ ... KECA. 10 :5$ a.m. So ~Ir. Keen. .. _ ...... •...... _._.. KNX. 3 :30 p.m. Th Scully. Franc••.. ... _ .. _ ._..KECA, 3:45 p .m. M-F WaItz Time...... __. ... _._ •.. .KFI. KFSD. 9 p.m. F Second Mr•. Burtoll..-_.KNX. 11:30 a .m. M-F Ward.n·. Crime Ca...... KBJ. 7 p.m. Tn N~:;. a~h~_.~~~~~~: :::.... ~~ . 9~3: . ~~~1~~ Secnrity Symphonla._. .. _ .... .KMpC. 7 p.m. M-F Warlug. Fred.._.-KF1. KFSD. 8 a.m. M-F Music Library...... _ ...... KECA. 6 p.m. F *Sevareid. Eric... ___ ..... __..... KNx, ! p.m. M-F Warriors of Peac~ ...... KECA. 11 A.m. Su l\[usic to Shave BY_ .. -KECA. 7:15 a .m . M-Sa Sherlock Bolm•• .. ____.KECA. 7:30 p..... M *Wa8hlngton In.ide Out._.KECA. 9:111 a .m. Su Music Supreme.... ____.. KMPC. 8:30 p.m. M-F Shore. Dioah... _.... _ .. __---XNX. 9 :30 p.m. W Wax Shop...... _._.. _...... _ ..... _ ._.KBJ. 8 a.m. Sa Music to Shave By.. ._ ... KECA. 7:15 n.m. M-Sa Sliver Tb.atre.. .. _._._ _ ...... •.. _ ..KNX. 2 p.m. Su *Weekly New. Re'·I.w.. . _...... KNX. 10 a.m. Su Music With a Smlle... ___.KB.J. 9:30 a.m. M-F Simm.. Ginny...... _ .. _ .... _.. _._ .. .KNX. 9 p.m. F *Well•• Carveth... __ ... --K!!.... 10:30 p.m. Su-F 1Ilusieni Clo.eup •...... _ ...... KECA. 10 a.m. Sa Sing. America. Sing KBJ. 12 :15 p.m . M-F What Do You Say'.'...... _ ...A.I,.I. 3:45 p.m. M-F Mu.ical Department Store. KXLA. 2:38 p.m. ~I-F Singin' Sam ...•..__ _ __.. .KBJ. 12:411 p.m. M-F "What's Doln·. Ladle.? .. _..... KECA. ! p.m. M-l!' ~luslcRI Favorites...... _... KFAC. 3 p.m. M-Sa Sky Kinl:" ... _.____ . __ .KEOA. 5:15 p.m. M-F ·What'. the Nome of That Sonl:"? ...... _.. _._._ Musical Jewel Box...... _ .. _... KFAC. 7:30 p.m. M-F Smil. Tlme. .... _...... _ ..... _... KBJ. 11 p.m. M-F ._._...... __. __ ..•._ ... ___ .... _._.. _... KBJ. 8 p.m. W Musical IUasterpl.ce•. ..•...... KFAC. 4 p.m. M-Sa Smllin' Ed McConne"--_.KFI. 8:30 a.m. Su *Wh~ler. Burritt...... _._ ...... KNX. 3 p.m. M-F I\lu.ieal Dilre.t..... __ ... _ .. _._KGFJ. 6 p.m. ~I-Sa Smith. Bownrd...... • __...... KNX. 9:45 a .m. Su When a Girl Marrie., KFl. KFSD. 1 p.m. M-F )\{y Friend Irmn.___ ...... _ ..... _.IOo'X. 6 :30 p.m. F Smith. .Jack ...... _ ...... _.. .KNX. 7 :15 p.m. M-F WhI8tl.r... _ .•.•.. _ .. _.__ ...... KNX. 8 p.m. M ~lyrt and Marge...... _ ..•... KNX. 12:45 p.m. l\1-F Smith. Kate... .KNX. 10 a.m. M-F. 6:30 p.m. Su Whit•• Lucky_ ...• _ ._ .. _ • .KWKW. 5:30 p.m. M-F ~Iy.t.rious Trn'·.ier...... KHJ. 8 p.m. Th _._ .....•...... _ ..•..... KBJ. KGB. 9 a .m . M-F Whiteman. I'aol ..... KECA. 6 p.m. W Mystery Is My Hobby ...... KFl, 9 p.m. Sa Solltair Time...... _ .. .KFI. 11 p.m. Sa Whoa Bill Clnh.____ ... KFAO. 5:30 p.m. M-F ~Iy.lery Theater...... KFI. KFSD. 9:30 p.m. F Something to Talk AboIIt.... KNX. 2:15 p.m. M-F *Wllder. Alvin.. ____ ... KECA. 4 :15 p.m. M-F I\Iy True Story. ... KEeA. KFMB. 10:30 a.m. I\I-F Song for You ... _. ____.. KMpC. 8:30 a.m. M-F Nntlonnl Farm &: Bome.•...... KFI. 10 lI.m. S. Son". for Y"u_ .. _._.KGFJ. ~:30 p.m. IIJ-Sa :.w~Cbt;,W:rw'iiiter... .IKECA;·K~tB. 46 ~~. ~~ *N•• bitt. Normnn ....KMPC. 8 a .m .• 6 p.m . M-F Son8 of the Pione...... __ .. _.KNX. 12 N. 1I1-F _..... __. _ ... KRJ. KGB. KVOE. 3:30 p.m. Su *New. Fealure Edilion. ... KECA. 8:15 p.m. ~I-Th So Proudly We B ...U_ .. _ .. _ KFl. 4:15 p.m. Sa Win,. Ov.r Jordan...... •.. KNX. 7:05 n.m. Su *News of Ihe W.ek.. __.. _...... KFI. 2 p.m. Sa Sound Off...... _ ...... •. __ .• _.KNX. 8 :30 p.m. Tu Wismer. Harry...... _._KECA. 4:15 p.m. Sa *N.ws of World..• ..... __KFl. 3:15 p.m. M-F So Yon Want to L.ad a Band...... _._ ...... _ Women'. Forum.. _ _ .... _ ...... _.KNX. 9 p.m. W NIck Carter...... _. ... _._ • ..KBJ. 5:30 p.m. Su .. _ .•...... • _ ...... _.. _ ...... • .KECA. 6:30 p.m. M Woman In White. KFI. KFSD. 10:15 a .m. M-F °Noah Web.ter Say •...•...... _. .. KFI. 8 :30 p.m. Th Spade Cooley Tlme_. .. _...•. _.. .KF'VD . 10 p.m. D Women', World. __.. _._ ... KXLA. 10:30 a.m. M-F Speakinl{ of Son~ •.... _.__ . .... KECA. 1 p.m. Sa Wood. Barry__ ..•.. _.. .KFI. 10:15 p.m. ~I. W. F i:1~;i~d ~~~t~ ...S~~~~·.:::M~~: 1~~~5P.;'~.l\'i~ sp.nre{ Frederick. .. ._ ..... _._ ...KXLA. 3 p.m. Su World DanCt'• ...... _._._ .... _ ...... KNX. 10:30 p.m. Th ODe Man'. Family. KFI. KFSD. 11 :30 R.m. Su Sped. Inve.tlgator._.KH.J. KGB. 7:111 p.m. Tu Youth Ask. tbe Govemment.. . .KECA. 6 p.m. S. On the Beam. ___...... _...... KMPC. 9 p.m . S .. Sports Newsreel._._.KFI. KFSD. 6:30 p.m. F YOUDI[ America Speaks_...... K.fI. 9 a.m. Sa Open Forllm. __... __...... KI\IPC. 9 p.m. Su Sport. Flnal..._.___ ..KFWB. 7 :30 p.m. M-F YODDI<. Nomta...... _ .. _ ...KH.J. 1:30 p.m. M-F Open H.aring...... __ ..._ .. KNX. 10:30 p.m. Tn ~;;:.~ ~~!?ew~::::.::::.~"=~:"::="~~·. ~::~ '~::: ~: Yonnl[ Dr. Malon• ...... •.. .KNX. 9:30 a.m. M-F ~~~~:::.~r.n..~.~~~~a. ~::::==~iuh~O 6 ~j:;n-p},tS; Sport. Roundup...... _ ...... •....._ ...... KFI. 5 p.m. Sa ~~~~~ ~1:fJ:~' J..~~~·.: ::~~t:WOp.:;~~l:l O.born. Dr. Ernest.. ___.. KRJ. 12:15 p.m. Su Spotlight on BOU1Wood .... KECA. 2:25 p.m. M-F You're Only YOUD~ OnC6 .... JL""X. 4 :30 p.m. M-F Otl •• Don._ ..• ...... _ ...•....•._ ... KBJ. 9:30 a.m. M-F SpotUght Star•...... • _._ .. KMl'C, 4:15 p.m. M-F Ziff. SId-•..... _._.. _. ____.KECA. 10 p.m. MOo' Page Thirty-one JUNE 8, 1947 R AD 10 L I F E Ulli lnllllHllllililillll llll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllnlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll11I11111111111111HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl paratively small," she smilingly ob served. "I was the youngest of six , RECORD Food for Talk teen in our family. One of my sis ters now has fourteen children and NOTES TO YOU (Continued 'rom Page 5) another has twelve. So," she con feel this morning?" cluded, returning to the subject at hand, "we made a sample record of By ANDY MANS FIE LD "Awful," retorted Mrs. F. curtly. this family 'Breakfast' show, and We sat back and listened intently. here we are." 1 note-fair Ad-libbing your way through thirty 2 notes--pleasing minutes of airtime is no simple Even while we we r e talking, stunt, but the Frankoviches managed Binnie was intent on garnering tid 3 notes--very good . ~ "- it with a maximum of ease and a bits for the next day's broadcast. Chord in G-tops '~ I '~. ', Mike had kissed her goodbye imme minimum of awkward silences and diately after their sign-off to head . ,;" \ KWKW. 8 :00 a.m. Dally repetitions. Their cook, Olive, served for his office at Republic. But a few KLAC, 10:05 a.m. Sunday them coffee as they talked, and they even managed to drink that down in moments after his departure, the between ad Jibs. three children, who had raced out ALBUM OF THE WEEK to see him off ("He has a loud ex They talked of many thmgs--ot an haust on the car just for the chil When nine of the label's Big Names item in the morning paper, the dren's amusement," grinned Binnie. C9ntribute all·time Buddy De Sylva opening of the baseball season, of "Our poor neighbors are nicely in hits in a tribute to one of America's a movie they had seen the night be dulgent.") came racing back in with great songwriters, it's just GOT to be fore, of Mike's annoying habit of the lament, "Daddy's car won't start, tops-and we do mean the eight·sided leaving liis clothes strewn around Mommy, and he wants you to give "Somebody Loves Me" Album featur· the room (this from Bin n ie, of him a push!" ing artists Mercer, Tilton, Russell, course). Mea n w hi I e, Olive shep· Cole, Whiting, Derwin, Pied Pipers, herded the Frankoviches' three lively "Now, the r et announced Mrs. Clark Dennis and Peggy Lee, with youngsters-twins Mike and Michele, Frankovich, turning to us, "you see? orchestra backing by Paul Weston and and Pete-into the carpeted hall, then, Every morning I find myself out in Dave Barbour. Fine selection of tunes on a signal from their father they the driveway heaving at the back coupled with excellent artist perform· sidled shyly up to their parents' side of Mike's car. Tomorrow I'm going ance easily puts this one in the Chord to say brief hellos to their mother to talk about that at breakfast!" in G class! (Capitol Album). and father's radio friends. SING WITH THE STARS Infrequent Appearances AUDIENCE* RESPONSE* FOUR· STAR· RHYTHM SECTION: "We don't like to have them on When Frank Brock recently offered With four sides of the ffrst and four· the show very much," Binnie ex· his listeners his latest work, the "Is teen of the second series available, plained to us later. "Only for a few It A Fraud" pamphlet, during Mutual here's what the amateur Singer Or mu· moments once a week. Your own Don Lee's "Special Investigator", he sician has always desired: accom· children always appear to you to be under-estimated his audience. Brock paniment records. Standard pop tunes the brightest, cutest, most entertain· reports the pamphlet, list,ing frauds are selected for both series and played ing kids in the world, but other peo· practiced on the unwary, is now going in keys suited to average voice or in· pIe can become darned bored by through its fourth printing. strument, minus the melody . . . Full them." orchestra is used for the vocals, and As for ad-libbing a half-hour air four top jazz rhythmists (Wrightsman, show five times a week, Binnie ex D. CALLS DURANTE Van Eps, Stephens & FatooI) for the C. * * claimed that, although in the be Jimmy Durante mayor may not instrumentals . .. fact is, some of the ginning she had sweated through rhythm sides are good enough to just ten minutes of the show and reach the White House in his comic stand on their own as is! . . . For thought that by then they must have campaign for President, but his role singing or jamming at home, they talked overtime, the thirty minutes as Treasury Department aide is an readily fulfill their purpose three is gradually seeming less ominous. accomplished fact. With his CBS com notes' worth. (Rhythm) . edy partner, Garry Moore, Jimmy has "You know," she told us, "in my pic transcribed a speCial 15-minute Sav fATS W ALL ER and ORC H. ture work I've always been allowed ings Bond Show. to ad-lib. I would be given merely Formerly collectors' items, ten sides the gist of what was to be done and by Waller have been J:e·issued and in then could do it in my own manner clude some of the best waxings ever of speaking. I'm much more at ease THEy'RE* WITH* IT made by the dusky Eighty-Eighter then." Two of radio's newest comedy stars, . . . Especially outstanding are We found the &triking-Iooking Mrs. Donald O'Connor of the CBS '/Ginny "There'll Be Some Changes Made" and Frankovich heartily sold on radio, to Simms Show" and Peter Lind Hayes "Everybody Loves My Baby" .. . All the extent that she may abandon of CBS' "Dinah Shore Show" get to have vocals and plenty piano by E'ats her screen career almost entirely. gether in the Universal film, "Are You to land in the three· note depart ~ nt. With It?", based on the Broadway (RCA-Victor). "I didn't like radio at all before," musical hit. Picture goes into produc- she grimaced. "But now-oh, I can't tion soon. . BING CROSBY & LIONEL HAMPTON ORCH. get enough of it! I'd like to do an If you're not a boogie woogist, bet· other show in addition to this one! ter listen while Hamp plays "Pinetop's I would love it!" BETWEEN *THE * BOOKENDS Boogie Woogie" and Bing gives a Asked how the "Binnie and Mike" Featured in the 1948 Book of Knowl dancing lesson .. . talks, not sings show came to be, the actress re edge will be a special .article on that is ... While the reverse "Sunny lated: "I don't know exactly. Our "Radio As a Career." The author. Kate Side of the Street" has Bing vocaling friends were always remarking on Smith. against Lionel's vibes and droll com· our exemplary family life-we are ments ... Here's a BIG three·notes' home a lot, we don't go night-club. worth. (Decca). bing, our neighbors all know us so well and the kids are known by everyone. Anybody who sees them .says, 'There's Binnie and Mike's , kids,' you know. So the thought , "HOLLYWOOD BANDSTAND" - KFWB , 11:00 a. m . Monday through Friday. Jockey somehow grew for a radio show t hat Bill Anson annOunces a "Somebody Loves would present all the little amusing Me" contest in cooperation with Capitol and heartwarming things that are a Records over his show dally. Capitol albums 111111111111111111111111 U!HIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIllIIIllIIIIIIIIIII II IIIIIIIIIHlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11111111 are given away throughout the week, as part of everyday family life-partic well as final prizes at the end of a fOUr. Pige Thirty.twQ ularly a lar.ge family. Ours is com· week period. e IDeD o. 9 of a Series \\as\\ \\U!sdae\ , By Robbie Cole .... " . •• SO FREE AND EASY" on the • delivery, too. Her.s the man, Bas il Ruysdael, who starts that well·known to· Believing in What He Says Plus' Backgrouna 01 b .. cco commercial rolling hom the mike to Operatic Delivery Are the Winning Combination you. (A l' l Carler P h olo) lor This Friend 01 Those Tobacco Auctioneers door to door, you wouldn't greet the housewife with a well· read babble of words concerning the soap. It's the thought behind the words that EADING a Lucky Strike to sing with them. I stayed with the counts, and if you think it's a good commercial is as exacting Met in this country from 1910 until product. you'll sound all right. That's . . . and as much fun ... during World War I." why I enjoy my work so greatly .. . as singing at the Met!" it just doesn't seem like work, talk- ~ . "Was Europe 0 rig ina 11 y your " ing about things in which you be Oh, come- now! But that's what the home, then, Mr. Ruysdael?" • lieve, to people you know will bene· man said. "Oh, no . .. I'm a New Yorker." (it by what you say." Startling words, indeed, yet they Here he laughed. "I'm one of those Basil Ruysdael joined the "Hit came from a man who does one, and 'Cornell men' you hear about. I had Parade" as a regular quite by acci· has done the other. just been in Berlin for further musi· dent, thirteen years ago. He had cal study." Nearly all of us have heard Basil been doing the voice of a cigarette Ruysdael, during his years with the He also explained how he came to in a comme/:!ial on the show and American Tobacco Company. spon· leave the 'Met, that greatest of opera when an announcing spot was left sored "Hit Parade" or Jack Benny companies, after his eight years open through illness on the part of show. We've heard him tell us about with it. the regular announcer, he took over those Lucky Strike cigarettes being "Nineteen eighteen was during the the task. "Took over" is certainly round and firm and fully packed. ~i~~ World War, you know, and I the term. He's done their announc· • Some of us may have heard him as Jomed the Marines. Well, I went ing since that day, with only two featured bass singer with the Metro· back overseas with them and it weeks of vacation from radio in politan Opera Company during those wasn't to sing, believe ~e. Then thirteen years. That isn't exactly as' golden years from 1910 to 1918 when we returned, and I left the confining as it may sound. The when the Met was featuring such service, I decided I would go into present work with the Benny show voices in its company as that of the that thing called radio, so I got an and the "Hit· Parade" enable Mr. notable Enrico Caruso. announcing job at WOR." Ruysdael to commute to and from Mr. Ruysdael is a great big man, Just that easy . .. "got an an· the six-passenger cabin cruiser he with a humorous, kindly face and a nouncing job at WOR." But Basil calls home while he is here on the straightforward manner. And he Ruysdael had been trained accord· coast with the ·shows. The big boat is anchored off Avalon, at beautiful has the most delightful and fla~er· ing to the' rigid requirements neces· ing interest in other people. One sary to an operatic delivery, and got Santa Catalina Island, and proves has only to meet him to find him· off on the right foot in interpreting an ideal place for this ardent en· self shortly telling all about his own these lines of a different nature thusiast to live. work, interests and pastimes. Radio simp.ly by ad.hering to a principle It didn't need such a real taste of Life almost fell into this attractive of hIS. He stIll employs this prin· California to converf New Yorker pitfall, but we rallied enough to pull ciple. Ruysdael, however. "I had been in our switch and find out a little Is Sold california for two years around 1923, something about this announcer. "I won't announce any product when I was engaged in instructing And quite an interesting array of unless I'm convinced it's the best Lawrence Tibbett. I later announced facts turned up. in its line and I'm sold on it myself." on the same show Tibbett sang on Mr. Ruysdael had mentioned the . . . the. 'Hit Parade,' you know. But That sincerity is very real. We knowing a little about California, "Met," and in answer to our sur· might have been dubious talking to wasn't I glad to get back to the.. prised query, "Metropolitan Opera ?", any.one else, but in Ruysdael's good, coast, though! More than 'by your he answered almost matter·of·factly. baSIC, man·to-man way, sincerity sunny clime, however, 10 m impressed "Oh, .yes, when I was in Berlin shows up In every word. by you people out here. No one in years ago I was engaged from there "If you wer~ selling soap from (P/pa .• t Turn 10 Page 39) Pdg t Thirty·three One Mon's }lome ( Work) Today's Disc Joc~eys Are L eaders to Their Fans, but Here's What Happens When One 0/ Them Turns "Fan" lor a Favorite 0/ His By Jane Pelgram himself on short notice transplanted to our sunnier clime. M_d., Emerging victo'r in a contest of "'''i:J;;~;;'~;;~:~~; any sort shouldn't have been a sur· . other day, and had a prise to Bill. As a teen..ager he won ")Y. most entertaining time. a scholarship to the Chicago Art In· B i I I, whom we met stitute in a competitive commercial when he came here from Chicago art exhibition. Then a submitted last year, is a disc jockey at KFWB. publicity stunt won him a good spot in the advertising game, The result You probably know about disc· of entering, as a gag, a record he jockeys, and how they have dis· made doing a series of imitations proven the old adage that "there is won him a place with Paul White· nothing new under the sun," by the man's group, with whom he toured manner in which they have risen for a year. This taste of the enter· to heights unprecedented by almost tainment world so intrigued Bill that any other radio figures. From the he went into vaudeville. Stunt night obscurity of being the guys who participation won him a nightclub .. "COME ON, POP5, let's get this swept out the stu d i 0 s between engagement, which, in tum, led to sweeper moving. Andy doll .IId I changing records, they have swept to work on the stage. A year after the hau to get our housework finished:' a popularity now insuring them advent of Anson meeting radio, he great faithful audiences at even the Clude Carter Pllotos. most improbable hours. And all the found himself doing seven air shows songs, articles and stories appearing a day and more than that each about tbem that depict them as a week in vaudeville. pretty glamorous bunch of boys do Not Hapbazard so with cause. But background has paid off, and California won Bill in a contest. that's why Bill's show -today is just ,.. THERE GOES that last copy of KFWB early sensed the phenomenal a little bit different. He's an emcee Bill"s own hit composition, "Disc success of platter appeal as a ruse at heart, and likes people, And there's Jochy Blues". Oh, weN, Daddy's writing to beguile listeners with commer· no glancing at a page of carelessly more good tunes, cia'ls. So a panel of advertisers scribbled ad lib reminders, nor a staged a huge nation·wide audition casual dipping into stacks of records for a top·notcher with a mellifluous voice and an easy delivery. Mr. Anson, of Chicago, belonged to the ,.. INTEREST IN A BOOK provides a voice that won the "ayes" and foutld lull. The prdty bride in the picture .. t the left is Bill's wile, Gerry. .. "HO HUM! I'VE GOT YOUR NEWEST hit tune torn to ... IILL SNATCHES A CHANCE, DURING RUTHIE'S ""p. to bils now, .0 I gUI:.B I'm ready for my nap." (Bill's ex d .. bbl" in his favorite hobby. The .. rt pictured is Bill'. own pression indic .. tes he's not too sorry.! h .. ndiwork .. nd an outgrowth of his earliest training. for any old platter his hand happens streamlined, uncluttered place of of today's mighty knights of the to light on. One of his delights is sliding glass panels, pat i 0 sand turntables to sweep up would be re scouring through listings from the terraces, on a three-quarter acre site, garded as out of his mind, but not smaller off-label r e cor din g com and commands a magnificent view. so with little Mis..c: Anson. A word panies to find. forgotten melodies The day we visited, we were greet from her sent Bill s c ur r yin g to a and appealing arrangements_ Then ed by a tiny, fair-haired child. She broom closet to don apron and man he listens to the records he chooses. was Ruthie, and qualified as beipg the mops. Bill's own home has a special niche Bill's eldest by having reached the Our pictures tell you better than for his excellent collection of every ripe old age of three. It seems that any words we could employ just thing from an album of riverboat this was mot her's day to shop. what went on, when one of radio's jazz to a group of Kostelanetz. "Mother" is Gerry, the lovely blonde high-powered boys of that group Invincible in his rank, he has ballet dancer whom Bill· persuaded whose opinions can either cement or established himself, through some to become Mrs."" Anson shortly after undo even a record company's best thirty-odd thousand fan letters a he met her in Chicago. The Ansons' efforts, fell into the right hands. week, as bein'g enshrined firmly in nursemaid was busy that day with We stayed quite late to watch the the h ear t s of his followersl No the new baby, April, just.six months fun. And do you know who had the wonder disc jockeys command plenty old, and Ruthie, left to her own de· best time of all that day? That's of respect these days! But we came vices, wanted to play. "Daddy" was right. Bill Anson. across someone who bows not to any putty in her han d s, even when prophet of the platters. It occurred "play" turned out to be a pretty big .. AT WORK Irs A DIFFERENT during our entertaining day at Bill's order. It seems that playltlg' house house. STORY. Here our successful disc is just impinging its~lf Qn ~the child's jockey i. being con9ratul~ted by pi .. nist The Anson home is high on a hill mind, so that started it. Even a net Skitch Henderson and Singer Marg .. rd top overlooking Hollywood. It's a work president who would order one Whiting on his new three-year contr .. ct with KFWB. .. THE SOAP GOES THERE, not on your , .. ee\ "Mother" got home in time to find Bill stuek with cleaning up in the wake of a tea party th .. t was a "must" .. Iter .. nap. .. FEUDING EARLY MORNING EMCEES, Ralph langley and Doug McKell",!. prepare for duel at d .. wn ••• record, .. t ten PdCU, with enginnr< Bob Be~ser dnd Bob Binkcy dcting .0' ,econd •• ~ \'( j / Niue to Getup ~ ~ ~ .. CHARTER MEMBER of the d .. wn '--' patrol, Ralph Langley of "Morning -Ht~IIW1j W.itch", open. up the shtion at the un earthly hour 01 S:30-a.m., that isl in the )Iorning But It's- Nicer to Lie In Bed and "ENGINEERS BOB BESSER "nd Bob Binkey arc sef:n doing a bit of Listen to Two KECA Guys Who Can " warming up the turn-t .. blf:·· in the wee hours of the morning. T.~ing no chdnCC5, Start the Day Off with a Bang Besser "stands by" with fire extinguisher dS 8in~ey prepdres to light the ··torch··. By Virginia West Montlay-Friday. 5:30 a. m. KElt.-t T DOES something to you, we've always maintained, to get up as early in the morn ing as KECA's "dawn pa gtrol", Ralph Langley and Doug McKellar. They have to rise and shine, week in and week out. But the funny thing is that in the , case of these two KECA an nouncers who head the first shows on the station's broadcast schedule, hustling around early seems only to have given them a keen sense of humor and helped them to see the cheerful side of life. You'll go far to find two members of radio's numerous announcing pro fession who have more fun at their work-Ralph Langley, who starts the day with "Morning Watch" (5 :30 until 6:30 with a quarter-hour out at 6 for the news), and Doug McKel lar, known to his audience as "That Feller McKellar" (6:30 until 7 a.m.), Besides enjoying their work, they radiate good fellowship to their fans, gineering staff who turn the dials He later became announcer on KTAS, as the mail bag proves. on their early shows . .. and listeners San Antonio, Texas, and on KTUG) In a way, you might say t hat feel they also know the fellows be in Tucson, Arizona. An Ore~onian KECA could count tllese two early hind the controls, like the two Bobs, by birth, Ralph returned to his na shows in the "public service" col Binkey and Besser, who twist the tive Portland, where he worked on umn, for they definitely help citizens dials on most of the early five·a stations in the northern city, before of this area off to a more cheerful week airings. finding his way to Hollywood and start, especially those whose pursuits Helped Build Station KECA. make it necessary for them to be up Ralph Langley, blond and genial, Doug' McKellar hails from t he at the crack of dawn. has a long record of experience in neighboring city of Pasadena, but Likes Change radio though at the outset, he ad he's been anything but a "local boy" Master of his own particular brand mits, he got into the business by since he reached man's estate. After of zany humor, Langley says his new accident. He was working as an en attending Stanford, U.S.C., Pomona "Morning Watch" (recently changed gineer in an eastern Arizona town, College, the University of Arizona, from the "Musical Clock") offers when a friend decided to build a and the University of Hawaii, he him more inspiration. Think of the radio station, KGLU, at Safford. found himself an announcing berth possibilities, he says. He's now able Adaptable Langley, intrigued by the on KGU in Honolulu. Later returning to watch the clock and get paid for ideal of a new field, helped in the to the mainland, he worked at it, watch for all kinds of new ideas station's construction and remained KMTR and KFI·KECA. Then came to become its program director, to pasS",..alon~ to his fans, and watch the war, and Doug joined OWl over- for lively recordings with which to doublin~ as emcee and newscaster. (J'leau TUrn 10 Page 39) entertain the customers. Doug, "That Feller McKellar" to you, presents a fast moving half· hour of sense and nonsense. Corny waxings and lively rhythms are features, as well as his own gems of wisdom and sa~e a~vice on such weighty subjects as how to get "junior miss" out of the bathroom so that the old man can get shaved in time to catch the 7 :05, and what to do with Bobby when he uses the available supply of hot water to make a bathtub lake for his boat. We're sure it realIy must be get· ting up at the crack of dawn which heightens the Langley and McKellar senses of hUmor. for the things that go on around KECA's usually busi ness-like studios in the early morn ing happen at no other time in the day. On a recent mornin~ when George Irwin arrived for his 7 O'Clock newscast, he found all the stUdio furniture removed and a gay red hobby-horse the only available "seat" from which to read the news. It was George's birthday anniver sarY, and the early morning boys had to have their joke. Then they're 'given to all sorts of ideas. Recently Morning Watcher Langlev has been afflicted with that common ailment, the hQusing prob lem. Making conversation in front of the mike one morning, he men tioned that he'd soon be living 'in the back seat of his new automobile. Two days later he received a letter from one of his regular fans saying she was saving old nails for him, and since her husband works in a lumber yard. she might also be able to save him some second·hand boards! This gave Langley an idea, so he announced if his listeners would each save him a bucket of dirt, he'd soon have a lot on which to build a house-if he could .find a place to put the lot! Both Langley and McKellar bring i~to the fun the members of the en- DOUG McKELLAR OF KECA'S eye· t opener, "Th.t felle, McKell..,", t .. lks .. lot .. bout hi, "m .. ke believe b .. th ,oom". Here we see McKell .. , m.. king use 01 th .. t 'oom (71 between ,t.. tion bredks! A SMILING PO:SE IS A FA.,.ILlAR ONE lor the two w~ose joint ellorts brought succus lor their group. C~rI M"hr, arranger "nd conductor, lelt, ~nd Frank Holid .. y, ~manaser. '~ Men of Music-- ~ % OR the past Bey",,1 yea,., ~ variety and m u sic a I shows on the air, as well as recording companies, have in some way featured choral groups in accompaniment to their artists. On an air show they may simply provide background, they may liven up the commercials with a rollicking jingle about the spon· sor's product, or they may be a fea· tUred group. An Artistic Duo Who Hold Friendship Close and In looking into the background of Let Good Sense Rule in Place 0/ Temperaments one of such featured groups of vo calists, the Carl Mahr Singers, Radio Life came across a happy combina tion whose pool1ng of talent and "Tums" show as "Beverly and the By Jane PeIgram skills has led them far. Most con Boy Friends", and more recently on sistent radio listeners have heard the Drene and Philip Morris shows, under their present name. them, over a period of years, under was adding his fine tenor voice to various names, and with groups of The happy combination we re the Ken Darby Singers on the West from three to forty members, on such ferred to is Frank Holiday and Carl inghouse show three years ago. topfligh:t shows as the "Ford Hour", Mahr. Carl is the arranger and con Through illness, Ken Darby was on which they appeared as the duc~or of the group, and their meet-. forced to relinquish his spot, and Landt Trio; on the old Frank Fay ing came about when Mr. Holiday Carl took over, using the same grouo. It was then he came to know this fine young tenor, the big Irish Frank. By the time Mr. Darby was able to resume his duties, Carl Mahr had so well established himself that he and Frank decided to join their talents and efforts, and branch out on their own, with Frank as manager. Despite dissimilar backgrounds, the two get along famously and can probably be pointed out as one of the most consistently placid duos of musicians around this radio center. Musical Heritage Carl, smaller and blond, who bene fits musically with the German heri tage that gave him his blue eyes and light hair, was the son of accom- (PlelU~ Turn 10 Page 39) THE CAlL MAHI SINGIEIS on the V.llee show, with Rudy takin!! a hand in the proceedings. M.ndgu Frank Holid.y, directly behind Rudy V.llce, i, also the lutured tenor. they made on Xavier Cugat's first Hollywood Bowl concert, when they Men of Music--Frank employed, arranged and conducted Mikemen-Basil the use of forty voices in the Latin rhythms necessary for a Cugat per Ru sdael oliday and Carl Mabr formance. We don't know what name the (Conll""(1/ 1m", "aIle 3.1) (Continue,r from p,,~ :IS) group will carry, possibly the "Carl California Is consumed by anxiety plished musicians, and through his Mahr Singers", but with the return over themselves. They're friendly, parents: interest was relea.sed from of the fall shows this year, listen helpful people." for some of their tine choral arrange academics to benefit by private mu Nostalgic? sical tutoring. Now this fine pianist ments, and remember the two nice and arranger of choral groUDS is .guys who arrange all this for you. Jack Benny's comedy show and known from coast to coast. While in the "Lucky Strike Hit Parade" in no the east he did arranging for such way resemble a Metropolitan Opera names as Andre Kostelanetz' who ice to Get Up in the Company production, and we won· had the' Coca·Cola show, and for dered if once in a while Mr. Ruys Beatrice Kaye with her "Gaslight Morning dael didn't hark back with real long Gttyettes". Boston-bom. Carl has been ing to those old strains in the classi cal vein. We had recalled something turned by time and California into (Conlinu~d Iro", "aile 31) a native at heart, and he is now humorous to him, and he laughed employing every spare moment !n seas branch, and later the navy, be· as he answered. fore returning to KECA's announcing "Oh, no. I suppose I am a classi· the building of a ranch home In staff several months ago. Reflecting beautiful Simi Valley. located be cist in my musical tastes generally, tween HoJlywood and Santa Barbara. his life in Hawaii, McKellar still but I sincerely like popular music. lists as his hobbies spear fishing, It offers a lot, Jlnd then too, I've Carl laughed when he spoke of his grunion-hunting and "snail-watch' worked with such wonderful people work on the new home, and ex ing"-but this rugged-looking bru on both these shows, Benny's and plained that Frank was usually on net young man also admits that he the 'Parade.' And there is such free hand to help. "That man's never likes raising chickens and vegeta· dom from strain on these programs. without a stamp or a hammer in his bles! So when I do any reminiscing about hand when he gets time." True. Maybe getting up early has some· my operatic career, it's n?t ~Ith Frank is an ardent philatelist, and thing to do with his choice of hob longing. I am more often mchned his stamp collection is outstanding. bies, loo, for Langley also lists to remember a rather frightening Time must not be plentiful for Frank fishing and working in his garden incident. It happened when I was with his work and his interest in as his chief hobbies. Singing with that grand old man, Masonry. which has Jed him to the Robert L. Besser, "one of the Bobs" Toscanini. I didn't know at the degree of a Royal Arch Mason. trequently at the · controls when time that he never, never gave sing Tenor Hollday's ability as a singer "Morning Watch" takes to the air, ers a 'cue'. In my part I had to is more a natural outgrowth than a says that he also got into radio quite come in right in the middle of a bar result of heavy training. Born in San by accident (though we doubt it). of music. Well, not knowing any Francisco, he couldn't have been He says he was going very nicely as better, I asked Mr. Toscan!nl to cue more than five years old when he a grocery store clerk and filling sta me. He agreed to, finally, but rn started piping childish melodies. "Mv tion attendant when someone gave never forget the look he gave me. mother used to play piano very well. him a crystal set! Besser studied ra· Later, when he and 1 became such and while I was so little-J ('.QuId dio, radar and television, and during friends, I learned what a precedent barelv 5eP the keyboard I'd insist the war Installed radar equIpment he had violated. So I guess my one she play the only song I knew, 'Dear on planes at Lockheed. Before that claim to distinction is that I've Little Boy of Mine'. so I could sing, he worked at WMT. Cedar Rapids, been cued by Toscaninl!" loudly and not well." But much wa Iowa, his home state. Unless, Mr. Ruysdael, you can ter has passed under the musical Robert A. Binkey, the "other Bob" count having your voice recognized bridges since that time, and it was behind KECNs early morning con· by mlllions who can almost repeat no child with a one-song repertoire trois, comes from Pennsylvania. He's your commercial verbatim as a who later sang with the San Fran been interested in radio since '33, "claim to distinction." cisco Symphony orchestra. and went when he built his first amateur set_ on to appear on Broadway as early Since then he has worked as trans· as 1938, and later to join the hard mitter operator at WHJB, Greens· T.he Johnny in Jack to-crack eastem networks. burg, Pennsylvania, and at WCAE, it seemed imoosslble tnat Carl and Pittsburgh, and was radio and mo· (COO/inlier' fro", P"lIe 7) Frank share the same tastes and .tion picture operator while in the "I don't think it's good when the work, even to both being extrava U. S. Army. actor has to work at concentrating gant admirers of Bing Crosby and We're not recommending that all on his portrayal. The only thing that John Charles Thomas, with never a of Los Angeles' citizenry start arls· Is necessary is that he believe what disagreement. When asked if differ· ing at 5:30 each morning ... but if he is speaking. If he believes in hIs ences ever arose. they answered al the sun shining In your window, or script, then his performance can't most as one. "Differences of opinion, the birds singing outside just hap help but be effective. That's why certainly, but we never argue them. pen to wake you up, then we do Elliott Lewis, for one, Is so good. He We sit down and discuss them cas· recommend that you dial 790 for believes in what he is doing." ually, as though they were topics of "Morning Watch" and "That Feller no great importance. That way we McKellar" .. . They'l1 help the day Ret urn In g to talk of "Johnny can arrive at a conclusion of the off to a better start! Modero," Jack declared: "With no. difference with no time wasted and false modesty, the fact remains that a clear understanding by each of I can't miss with 'J 0 h n n y.' The what the other thinks and feels." Now, JUST A MINUTE! scripts are so good. I don't have to Carl Mahr and Frank Holiday * * 'billboard' a single simile. 'Johnny' share that rare understanding of the "Ozzie and Harriet" admit that will never run out of 'em." fact that radio is a very flexIble their weekly CBS radio household Questioned about his own eventual thing, i\nd that they must keep their sometimes sounds contused, but they aspiration, Jack's broad grin spread medium, a choral group, abreast of still can't understand why the pro across his face agaIn. "Well," he the changes in all types of show. gram has been n arne d "required answered with disarming earnest Their adaptability in their work was listening" for the University of Ari ness, "I'd like to make a lot of best evidenced by the fine showing zona psychology classes. dough." \ This file including all text and images are from scans of a private personal collection and have been scanned for archival and research purposes. 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