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Mutual a Forges Ahead Singers Sandwich Feminine Commentator Syracuse Dean Advised In Third Chain Role Bonelli to Tr&in Voice Avoiding Pitfalls of Predecessors, Newest Metropolitan Star Held Network Expanding Programs and Many Jobs Before Serious Listener Ranks. Training Began—Smalle Trained “Revelers.” By Chris Mathisen. Richard Bonelli be in y'“'>ONVINCED. and with ample reason, that its in might charge of position the industry an automotive 1* engineering plant today if the dean of Syracuse Uni- I secure, that its future is of the brightest. Mutual Broadcasting Sys- versity's College of Pine Arts had not. heard him at tern announces plans for continued both in sing a university j expansion, number of club concert. MECHANICALLY-INCLINED,glee Impressed immediately, the dean advised the now- network-affiliated stations and in program service. Although hardly famous baritone to abandon and a close-knit as engineering cultivate his voice. The organization, are its competitors. Mutual, operating on a co- glamor- ous life of a professional singer seemed a mirage to operative basis, has prospered, risen to a in Bonelli, whose youth position which it is able to offer was nnt. snpnt in pasp onrl KpciHpc ho/._ coast-to-coast coverage even at the*-—-- was interested in automobiles and state of present development. young vaudevillian went on to Barrymore carries on for N. B C, with wanted to devote his time to learning suc- Third chain maneuvers have been cess. Hus name, for the sake Columbia announcing the signing of everything about of the many, the repeated failures were oc- record, was Eddie Cantor. numerous star performers They in- them and, if pos- casioned by a variety of factors—in- Smalle was also clude Leslie Howard, for Benedick in sible, making im- closely associated nufficient initial capital, attempts at with A1 Jolson. As “Much Ado About Nothing"; Burgess provements. H e Jolson went up Nation-wide scope of operation at the and in the Meredith, for the title role of "Ham- always had liked tip entertainment world, outset, inability to attract advertising Smalle was at let", Edward G. Robinson, for Petru- to sing, but his literally his side: for accounts before available funds ran he was Jolson's chio. in "The Taming of the Shrew"; was a family of accompanist as well out. Mutual, however, moved | as the fellow who | slowly, Walter Huston for the title role of modest means, made many of Jol- functioning as a loose association of son's dustinctive "Henry IV"; Sir Cedric Hardwicke, and Richard was song arrangements. stations. That required less All thUs time, money— for Malvolio in "Twelfth Night";, Tal- obliged to work however. Smalle’s chief the association was able to hold itself ambition was to j lulah Bankhead, for Viola in "Twelfth part time even in arrange songs. As Now, Mutual is he says himself: together. crowing Night"; Walter Abel, for Horatio in grammar school "Whenever I heard long and loud, 16 a popular either reporting billings j "Hamlet"; Montagu Love, for the King days. He entered song played or sung. per cent, ahead of last the total I always felt year, in "Hamlet"; Grace George, for the Syracuse on a instinctively that some- for which was In 1935 | thing could be $1,987,573. it ! Queen in the same play; Orson Welles, scholarship after added, another part, another was $1,293,103. for Duke in "Twelfth Night": William having worked development which would make its With the powerful WOR, Newark, A for the Ghost his rendition more effective.” Brady, in "Hamlet"; way through Ri(.hard Bonfl|1 as usual serving key station, the chain Brian Aherne. for Prince Hal in high school by Smalle dropped into a small vaude- Includes two regional networks, as well at ville "Henry IV"; Walter Connolly, as Fal- selling newspapers, helping farmers theater and heard a group of as numerous In New staff in as bank independents. “Henry IV"; and Estelle Win- harvest time and serving singers billed as "The Shannon Four." > England, the Colonial network is an wood for Maria in "Twelfth Night"— messenger. He liked them so much that he rushed M. B. S. affiliate, on the West Coast, more to be announced later. In spite of all these considerations backstage after their performance, Verrill has made “Vocals Verrill” a the long-established Don Lee chain Virginia (left) by popular from Hollywood during July, while she material Bonelli told them that Declares Director Brewster Morgan: network gathers through the dean's advice impressed they had marvelous was weaned feature, and. beginning Thursday, she will take up her interviews with screen celebrities. from another national "It was because of Vivian Della Chiesa (right) and. when his health and he voices, but simply didn't make the our purpose to tasks as a member the new faltered In of Show Boat crew. Kathryn soprano opera and as most of system. addition, the most power- make each role a of radio, appears guest star on Harry von was forced to seek a different climate, them. Before he left the striking interpreta- Cravens (center) is her “Neius a ful outlet in the airing Through Woman’s Eyes” Zell's new show tonight. theater Smalle country, 500,000-watt tion that Howard, for example, who he turned to music. The strain of and "The Shannon WLW. Cincinnati, aca- Four" had a despite another appeared as Hamlet on Broadway last part-time work and an exacting signed contract whereby network is started. The he was to be their tie, available to Mutual season, was selected to play Benedick, Rubinoff’s Violins. gets big men. who in- people things without fear of a comp- demic schedule took him to Arizona coach, arranger,, Radio Aids ns. programs, although, of course, it must an different of but variably are the bossy type on the bark, and he takes full Fil after three years of college. He at- accompanist and manager. Their entirely type part, "Rubinoff advantage be contracted for title. and His Vio- can't name was to separately. It has one in which it was felt he would ap- ''J'HE outside, get away from the mi- of his position. What prompts the has been written and said tained excellent physical condition changed "The Revelers," "Much destined to not been revealed in what quarters pear to great advantage because of lin" is a slight misnomer, for, ac- crophone fast enough. The shy man. big fellows to the point where they through working in a zinc mine, then become one of the best- about the number of stage and known the system contemplates expansion, special voice and acting qualities tually, Rubinoff has 12 violins. says Martin, evidently realizes that are almost ready to collapse is some- headed for the Pacific Coast, where popular quartets of the radio, he has found screen celebrities who have contrib- the screen and but there are many gaps in coverage which qualify him uniquely for the an opportunity to tell thing that Martin has yet to find out. he met Arthur Alexander, under whose the stage. With "The The most famous—and his favor- Revelers" which are loeiral possibilities. While radio performance of the witty but uted to the success of radio, but very tutelage he blossomed forth later as Smalle toured all over the service ite—is the $100,000 Stradivarius which world until his health is ••coast-to-coast," it is some- determined lover. We are also happy j little mention has been given the con- one of America's ranking singers. broke down. to he carries no Within two years, thing short of Nation-wide, and reme- present such a talented and finished ; always himself; porter tributions radio has made to the mo- Among the occupations which however, he was actor back in the dying that deficiency constitutes the as Edward G. Robinson in the has ever laid hands on it. It has a CAPITAL'S tion picture field.” says Morton Bowe, claimed his attention were hotel clerk, entertainment world In a RADIO PROGRAM big way. After next objective. role of Petruchio. While this play j special alligator case, given the violin- a product of radio's developing school. insurance investigator and telephone directing such well- Three will show Mr. Robinson's known ensembles as "The other projects have been dis- vigorous ist by the Chicago Federation of Mu- TODAY S PROCRAM j,ly 4( 1937. How much credit has been given salesman. The telephone company of- Leaders." talents to the The Roxvaires" and other closed by Mutuals president. Fred best advantage, it will sicians after a benefit concert. Next radio for producing Eddie Albert, fered him an executive post, which prominent show him in choral groups, he started Weber. Improved service, a different light than comes the $10,000 Guarnerius, which Fiank and he was about to accept when the the nucleus sustaining Parker, Teddy Bergman of with that to which his motion fans A.M. WMAL—>30k. WRC-t5flk. his present which h- emphasis on news and special picture Rubinoff used in his latest movie, j | WOL—1,310k. | WJSV—1,460k. Louis Sorin. who have succeeded on mail brought a letter from Alexander, organization, calls "The events is are accustomed." "You Cant Have 7:00 wanted Smalle Voices." The promised. Three new co- Everything." He Ensemble the stage after getting their starts in then in Paris. The teacher group Could one was selected after he had operative shows, intended for sale to any imagine "Little wouldn't risk using his "Strad" be- 7:13 radio?” him to leave and come to listened Morton asks. everything to local Ceasar" In a role? Di- cause of the hundreds of young from sponsors, will be ready in the Shakespearean great heat of the Kleig 7:30 Child’s Concert 'Eddie is in the French capital. A patron of the singers j currently clicking the United States Fall. These rector Morgan could—the most inter- under which it’s to 7:45 offered lend and abroad. Marv presentations offer an lights impossible | 'Brother Rat.’ Parker a arts in New York City to played for Kendel, the opportunity not available on the other esting bit of casting of the lot, use one instrument for more than $83 month for and lyric soprano, comes from 8:00 Coast to Coast Harold Nagel's Or.lSalutations Elder Michaux dozen weeks in his own show. ‘Howdy, per expenses, " Denver; Ann chains—a three minutes at a time " .... The backer Seaton, soprano, from "big-time” program, em- anyway. 8:15 ! and Sorin had one of the Bonelli was on his way. | Stranger.’ Bloomington. 111.; ploying "name" talent. In other words, CARTER must have run "Stand-in for Strad" is printed on the 8:30 died a few months later and the Ivy Dale, the con- J^OAKE j Concert Ensemble j News Bulletins chief supporting roles. Bergman was tralto. from the same show has a host of across a dull re- Guarnerius case. stranded in but an- Manchester. England; spon- particularly day 8:45 Danish j Concert featured in Tom Powers’ House in the singer was Paris, Program_[_“ Morning Edward Ellmgson. the tenor star of sors. but listeners in each city hear cently. or perhaps it is the result of Then there are tw>o practice fiddles ’’ other wealthy American came to his 9:00 Danish Bible Country.’ v.v- Program High Concert I Church of the Air wwuitwjv, a INP- only about the "home-town" one. The eight years of broadcasting. In any Lights j Morning rescue and he was able to on uiiguwjiy —instruments built like real violins, 9:15 Paris Hollywood? Morton has that stay the Exposition j Dixie Harmonies I.| proof braska geologist; Glenn Cross, bari- third improvement to be sought is event, demon press department of blit backless so that make no j When he was ready foi his deb®, they i This n That the milking of talent from radio for closer Mr. Columbia's | Christian Science tone, and Gordon Cross, tenor, broth- co-operation among member broadcasting system sound. They are used for finger prac- the /amous painter, Bakst, introduced 9:43 String iYour Church picture purposes has only begun, but. ers. come from releases the _ Washington Seattle, and stations in the matter of their local following momentous tice and fit into one case. In an- Quartet_ Songs him to Raoul Gunsberg, impresario Roger 10:00 nevertheless, such performers as Alice Kinne, basso, hails from schedules. statistics: If all the words used by other little News—Songs Ward and Muxiy Watch Tower Scout Mass of the Monte Carlo Co Guns- Ithaca, N. Y. camera-size case is the j Don Opera ; since 10: 15 Nell Bravest of Brave Moods Faye. Ameche. James Melton. Mutual would appear to be under- Carter he first faced a micro- violin that Rubinoff himself , Neighbor Rhytbm berg hired him for four I folding Jane Froman, Vallee. perform- its phone were set in 10-point Caslon 10:30 Russian Melodies I Art Brown Rudy Dorothy ALEXANDER is as busy taking development in a manner invented for practice in " ances, stretched the engagement to cramped quar- ** Lum and Abner and j jyjEYER (that would be a 10:45 I Lamour, Kenny 1 both conservative and The kind of type) they ters, such as state rooms. He Vogues 10. He toured and as an entire hive of the progressive. ships' Baker Germany, Italy tradi- would stretch from New probably never would have gone audiences are getting and will get a York City demonstrated it at the American In- 11:00 Southernaires The Hour GUss Art Brown Mator Bowes France, and it was during a sea-inn tional '• '■ busy-bees. He has been to New •• into pictures if radio had not paved just of Brunswick, N. J., if anybody ventors' last It is 11:15 with Garden at the Thea'er ae larger variety quality programs Congress year. j Mary ! for in New Brunswick wanted 11:30 the way for their success. signed the Summer session of from which to choose through the them to. ideal for a violinist's airplane lug- Music Hall Round Table Church Services Tabernarle Choir la Gaige Lyrique in .Paris that he was ! -- •• •• ''Jark zany “Oakie There have been II : 43! Benny. Phil Baker, RubinofT College." which will be injection of a third national net- approximately 2.080 gage, too. He owns, also, a Klotz and “| engaged by the Chicago Civic Opera j broadcasts, 75 and Fibber McGee and Molly were under the direction of Dean Benny work. ; consuming minutes of a Gtiaradnini that he Co. He remained there as picked up leading Goodman In air time per week. 3.900 minutes P.M. around a long while before radio made addition to directing per when abroad last year, and five gift baritone for five seasons, followed 31.200 minutes for them stars. Now.” says Morton, "the his “Swing-time Chorus." he will Martin Lewis of Radio Guide year, the stretch. violins of American make with his with a coast to coast concert tour. write J_?ROM Ten hours a are used in Hall Dance Invitation News— motion pictures have them.” arrangements, lyrics and banter day prepara- name engraved on the back. 12:00'Music Music Church of the Air grabbed He the in comes more news of the “Star of joined Metropolitan 1932. to tie in tion of material. 2.600 per year, 20.800 12: 151 Midday Musicale Neapolitan Skies with the continuity of the Rubinoff tries to play them all an Bonelli is in radio now, enjoys it, Stars Election," in which, it is dis- in all. Carter estimates that he travels 12:30 Our Neighbors Moods and Modes Cantor Labor Office program. In his hours away from number of times, because a Shapiro likes to sing popular favorites. equal vio- Led Varied Careers. the microphone, he will be closed. 1.500.000 listener votes were 10.000 miles a year and has journeyed j I Poetic Strings busy with lin's tone mellows as it is used, but ! _■' _ over 80.000 miles in trains, airplanes 1:00 Drivers RYAN and Irene Noblette have motion-picture musical supervision. cast. Comedy continues in its it is the Strad that he uses on his Magic key Sunday Watch Tower Independence Day years ago Edwin Smalle, guid- place and motor ** 'J'lM He wasn't so cars. He calculates that 1:15 Art Brown been radio piVE always rushed with of program on ; comedians for six years, 1 preference, with Jack Benny as more than Sunday nights. ** ing hand of the Smalle Voices, work, however. a 1.000,000 feet of ticker tape 1 :30 Thatcher Colt Bible Dramas About year and the “star of and. and feel that after stars," naturally, has flowed through his news service finally, trying his music 'S'half ago, ne came from Portland. ___» Al Jahn s Or. gave away library, CettJWj leading the comedians, as well. Eddie machines. various fields, they have settled on Oreg.. to Hollywood, a and 2;00 A Choir his business affairs and "retired." He shy am- Cantor and Milton Berle finished Csp^lla Melody Tapestry Church of th« Air C. B. S. Symphony bitious Nurse. Mr. Carter will have another Microphone Types. something they really like. young man. bringing with him • was Severe was in the second and third comedy “through.” illness little more than an aspirin. MARTIN, writer and 2:30 Before J excellent musi- notches. QHARLES They re Saying Widow* Sons Brown s Kiddies the Mutual network's comic believed to have halted at its peak ! Benny's announcer-stooge. '* cal " background to help him over the producer of radio’s “Thrill of the 2:45 Chuchu Martinez pair went into radio via the N. B. the Don Wilson, rode to the top of his ’1" A LENT professional life of a man gener- lean While SCOUT ERNEST CUT- | C. days. waiting for the Week.” which he has 3:00 National "Carefree Carnival" in 1931. they conceded to be one of the coun- division, with Tiny Ruffner and Jim- during occa- Vespers Red River Valley Brown s Kiddies Spelling Bee ally ail-important “break." he TING wasted little time. He has ** made the 3:15 ! •* had had rather varied activities dur- foremost 1 my Wallington following. sion to to the try's arrangers of popular of Bob uncovered a song-and-banter team bring microphone unique their 1 acquaintance Redd and Georgie Increased interest in semi-classical 3:30 Sen. Fithface World Is Yours Interlude ing careers. Tim was, upon music. Two years later he bobbed that the "some- who have up Stoll, both of whom were actually represents figures participated in the his 1 associated is indicated in the Serenade completing education, a soda- with new ideas and renewed vitality. songs showing thing different"—Lucille and true life version of Spanish with a Tuesday night C. B S series. Lanny— the episodes he J:45_'* jerker, press fiction made Nelson a ho sec- 4:00 Drama agent, writer, He carved out a new career and his : by Eddy, placed heard currently through WMAL at 4 dramatizes, finds that the usual- iPaul Martins Or. Red Nervo s Or. ,0ur Neighbors These two friends suggested that small, ** ond in the "star of stars" 4:15 •• stage manager, salesman, librarian, singers and thousands of novel charm- ! rankings, o'clock on and man Alexander direct a chorus suitable for Tuesday Thursday ly shy approaches the micro- j bookkeeper, sailor, actor, and. first among classical singers, second 4:30 Rol Shields finally, ing arrangements hafe been heard He afternoons. Cutting found them with ease, while the blus- Or. Smiling Ed Irving Conns Or. Lombardo s Or. j radio. stopped “just writing." went per- phone *' ** Guy a big, •* ** comedian. Irene left 4:45 I stage college on innumerable radio among actors, fourth among popular forming for a small station, and. fol- of j programs. to work, and did what tering type fellow, four out of j to become a teacher, but they advised. The on which he disliked the Smalle's distinctive talents as ar. He singers. program lowing an audition, signed them on five suffers a case 5:00 Tea Tin*e Catholic did it so well that he was times, of kilocycle Hour Dancing Moods 1 The Chicagoans work. She became a cos- signed ** ** librarian, in his has been featured placed No. 2 in behalf of the N. B. C. Artists’ Service. 5:15 Guards' Band arranger began early teens. He as part of the Oakie jitters. tume movie house College “fac- musical array. j designer, pianist, sang in a church choir at Dorches- the program Their work has a refreshingly spontan- The man starts 5:30 Golden Gate Band A Tale of j ulty." shy a barrage of Today News—Music Rubinoff serious actress and to a the other results: ** secretary ter, a Boston con- Here are eous quality: shou.d a suburb, and his j He used, and still 12 they develop words, sometimes deviating from the I Sentimental Mood i theatrical before uses. voices, 5:45_| agent Tim saw in stant on the Cildren's programs—The Singing thriving popularity. and suggestions improving ! because he believes that small script, is hard to stop, once he 6:00 Helen Traubel Ftoman I Resume Minstrel her great comic choruses Kindergarten Jane Sports Gypsy possibilities and per- choir's singing soon led the choir- Lady, Kaltenmeyer's Lucille Linwood was born 6:15 establish subtler effects in radio. To but 18 | Anson Weeks Or. Arch McDonald suaded her to join him on the master to and Little Orphan Annie. stage engage him as an assistant. the years ago in took danc- 6:30 W. s produce contrast of unusual vol- Cleveland, up Jantsen Or. Fireside Recital Watch Tower von Zell prior to radio. When the time Musical programs—Show Boat, Open | Harry came for Smalle to ume. he ing at the age of 5, added Air Headliners 1 both exaggerates effects, using singing Program ’By Bing Crosby” They feel that the experience make his own he House and Crosby's Music Hall. and 6:45^_"_Jingle living chase music double forte to 1 dramatic acting lafer. She won in give what swingsters 7:00 Start W. C. Fields Scout ree gained other fields has helped them as a career. Dance orchestras—Wayne King, Rising Jambo j Milton Berle i Before he was 20 he had know as a singing contest conducted •• the “good ol' socko." by a Co- judge the public's reactions to a ®uv Lombardo and Shep Fields. 7:,5; fine written several songs in collabora- lumbus station and was "Miss Colum- Afternoon in k Programs. 7:30 Scout .in bo ree degree preparing their radio ma- tion with Dramatic programs—One Man’s bus" J Eddie St.nlev Joe McCarthy, who later in 1935. Let's have those pic- 1:00 p.m.—WMAL, “The Magic 7:45 terial. Radio Theater and First : i was to write "Rio Rita" for TIME MARCHES ON! Family, tures, press department.) Since then Ziegield Key." 8:00 After a short Accurately if your Watch i* Repaired at Nighter. she had Rippling Rhythm Merry Go Round Five Sl.r Fin.l Rhythm Show term as a song writer toured the United States and ; 4:00 p.m.—WJSV, Our American Male 8:,5 Smalle opened his own office on ERNEST BURK popular singers—Bing Crosby, ; Canada, singing and dancing. Aside Finds Education Neighbors. Fiandy. formerly head watchmaker for Chav. Lanny Ross and Kenny Baker. from 8:30 Welter Winchell F.mili.r Mu.ic Perkin. Broadway. One day there wandered participating in the vocal duets. R.y Schwartz A Son« for many rear* 8:45 BOWES first New York into that office a Female Organ Reverie. I wide-eyed young 1HKV popular singers—Frances Lucille contributes novel sound effects 6:00 TyjORTON G St. V.W.. Room 30ft. Dl. p.m.—WRC. Jane Proman. Jewish who Kate Smith and Jessica i when Mu.ic appearance was as a member boy, explained that he ^ ^ M ^ Langford. Lanny is at the piano and en- 6:30 0:001 Camp Sunday Party Kay Key.er Stadium Concert ^**^^1 RMMM ^ HMflH p.m.—WJSV, Harry von Zell. " was playing in vaudeville Dragonette. gages in a bit of "ribbing." 9:15 of "The College Four.” He really and needed 7:00 p.m.—WRC, W. C. Fields; a announcers—Ted ! 9:30, catchy song with which to end Sports Husing, Lanny. who arranges the songs, was New.—Mu.ic H. V. Kaltenborn WJSV. Milton Berleand belonged, inasmuch as he pursued his act. Smalle Graham McNamee and Bob Elsen. born in W. wrote him one called Elkins, Va„ graduated Wendall Hall. 9:45_ Rhythm—Romance Virginia Verrill studies at both Columbia and Har- "That's the Kind of for Actors—Don Ameche, Nelson Eddy from the University of Pennsylvania 10:00 and Bunch New. vard Universities. Baby Me." BENNY 7:30 p.m.—WJSV. Eddie Stanley. Judy j Rhythm—RomanceI New.—Mu.ic However, as a net- With that as and Ross. in 1932. his part of his act the f^JACK Lanny began career a' a 10: 15 song 8:00 p.m.—WOL, “Five Star Paul Sabin. Or. Organ Reverie. ] G. Williams' Or. G. Arnheim s Or. work tenor he never has been called Actresses—Helen Hayes, Jeanette writer. With Bing Crosby, he turned 10:30 | Final”; WJSV, Rhythm Independence Day New.-—Molina > Or. L. Armstrong . Or. !j. Freeman . Or. upon to exercise his higher learning. SAYS. MacDonald and Joan Blaine. out "I Would if I Could, but I Can’t.” 10:45 But as Show. |C. Mol na. Or. ! a full-fledged graduate of the I J' _ Classical singers—Nelson Eddy, ! He went to work for the same program ''_J New I 8:30 p.m.—WRC, American Al- I I :00 Slumber Hour Bill Coyle Ted Lewi.' Or. | A! Trace’s Or. England Conservatory of Music, Lanny Ross and Grace Moore. on which Lucille and the ‘‘ toiled, team Busse'. the Chicago and the V^jgL, bum of Familiar Music. 11:151 Henry Or, New.—Pi.no Conservatory Promising stars—Deanna Durbin, resulted. Gunn 0:00 11:30! Or. DuchinT Or. Garber'. Or. School of Music he found that p.m.—WRC. Sunday Night " John Hamp. Eddy Jan Bobby Breen and —-•- •• a Edgar Bergen. I, : 45 musical education comes Party; WOL. in handy. ' Commentators—Boake Carter, Low- Kay Ky- ser's 12:00 0« Oil “WE'RE OFF ON ell Thomas and Walter Winchell. Bath Tub Surprise Party. Sign Sign G. Willi «m«' Or. .The Witching Hr. VACATION, Singing. 12:1 5 Anton Week.’Or. New. Bulletin. [ is there about a bathtub j 1 BUT LOOK WHO'S TAKING ^y/HAT 12:30 Joe Sander.'Or. Sign Off THE FOURTH OF JULY, 1937 programs—Bobby Breen. that brings out the baritone, the Short-Wave 'J'ODAY'S Programs. National Memorial Park on I OUR PLACE! JANE boy soprano: Marion Claire, grand soprano or tenor in one? Lee Highway in Virginia FROMAN, 7:00 p.m.—PRAGUE. Fourth of A.M. TOMORROW'S PROGRAM. Invites You opera and radio Gertrude to a Vesper Concert I DON FREDDY soprano; Ferde Grofe. who believes that the at l:.IO P.M. ROSS, LIGHTNER, OLR4A, _ KEY of July Greetings, Best MAGIC RCA Berg, author of the story which fur- bathtub is radio's greatest rival in the 6:30 Gordon News—Sun Possible Way lo Celebrate 25.34 m„ 11.84 meg. HittenmarkJ Dial the Fourth! I D'ARTEGA AND HIS ORCHESTRA. nishes the latest screen vehicle of direction of encouraging people to 6:45 I [Sun Dial 1 Organ Chimes featuring 9:30 p.m.—BERLIN. Fourth of _ the first the -• Quartet In the Garden. ALL two; Goldman Band, learn songs, has an • I WE'LL BE LISTENING TO answer. July Program for United 7:00 Morning Devotions1 Gordon Hittenmark! Art Brown J Sun Dial ■' Organ The Lost Chord Sullivan IRVIN S. COBB GOLDMAN’S BAND Irvin S. Cobb with humorous ...... 4. stories, "It is not the splashing of water, 7:15 Prelude Quartet. Battle Hymn of the THE RADIO the States. DJD, 25.4 m., [Today’s Republic I SUNDAY NIGHTS Revelers Quartet and Johrt B. or scented that BOBBY BREEN *nd MARION CLAIRE soap starts uS croon- 11.77 meg. 7:30] News—Art Brown 5 Organ. In Moonlight Kinder Kennedy, the Scout ; “" •••• •• •• fi. Quartet. The of FOR describing Boy ing," says Ferde. “It is a case Flag the Free.. I THE NEW just of 9:35 p.m.—LONDON, First At- 7:451 i. Vesper • Jamboree, comprise the for “1 Message THE REVaLERS JOHN B. KENNEDY line-up acoustics and A bathtub Doctor Frank W. Collier. the j psychology. lantic Air Crossing, 8:00 Breakfar.t Club News—Hittenmark Art Brown Sun Dial Magic Key program—WMAL at is sort of a American University, reflector and of j j n. 1 magnifier GSI, 19.6 m., 15.26 meg.; 8:15! Gordon Hittenmark! Organ. / JELL-0 3 Zasu Pitts makes a FRANK BLACK AND guest ap- sound. A person in the .... *' a. Barcarolle Tschaikowskv : singing bath- GSF. 19.8 m.. 15.14 meg.; I and Salb pearanre with Don Ameche—WRC at 8:301 Godfrey b Roses of Picardy Wood tub hears his own voice amplified, GSD. 25.5 m.. 11.75 8:45 Brkft. .News—Art Brown Bachelor's Children Columbia the Gem of the SUMMER 7 Music from the National Music Clul>—News] MAGIC KEY ORCHESTRA SHOW" and when the sound com*s back to at meg.; GSC, 31.3 m., 9:00 in. Organ Cavatina Camp Interlachen, Mich., goes on his Mary Marlin Mrs. Wiggt Art Brown Betty a.id Bob Rann ears he hears the voicer of a Tib- 11. Quartet l TONIGHT WRC the air WMAL 9.58 meg. 9:15 Ma Perkins Other Wife Choir Loft j through at 9 Ed- bett or Pons." John's Hymn Program a. Dixie. TUNE IN TODAY b The \ 6 o'clock Standard Time / mund Lowe is guest star of the Sun- 9:30 Newt Bulletins Just Plain Bill Marriage Clinic Modern Cinderella Star Spangled Banner 1-. Quartet. Lead On. o King Eternal. day Night Party—WRC at 9 The 9:45 EnsembleToday's Children Newt—PoliceJohn 1C. Watkins 1.4. Quartet. America WMAL American 14 Organ Grand Chorus Gullmant Legion’s Fourth of July 10:00 The O’Neills David llarum Get Thin to Music!Air Hot in the Magazine City? 1 p.m., E. S. T. celebration in Independence Hall, Top-Notch Radio Orchestras 10:15 Personal Column Backstage Wife Morning Concert Coo! and Quiet There! with the Swinging ——^^_.. Philadelphia, Liberty Bell be- 10:30 Vic and Sade How to be Charm'g Martha and Hal j Big Sister Radio Corporation of America ing struck S. Davis TO:45 Edward Scout by Mayor Wilson, From to Softer Tunes MacHugh! Jamboree Hawaii Melody [Between Bookends Radio City Now York City Is a WJSV Away String feature at 1 o'clock 11:00 Tern Franconi D:ck Leibert Mills Bros." Blues top-notch orchestra lead- “By Swing Harry Von Zell begins his Summer J^ADIO'S Old Lady” tune, which has been widely 11:15 Grace and Scotty Mary Marlin Southland Your Newt Parade ■■■* series with ers are this season. tonight, Stoopnagle and swinging away from an played After looking it 11:30 Ranch Boys Three Marshalls Bill Lewis Helen Trent Budd, Vivian Della Chiesa. the over, told the Sacrifice Prices Cappy overdose of swing music. Sensitive to Shep politely arranger 11:45 Barra Harmonica Band and Ken that it was somewhat "drastic” and ^Helen^Behlke^^^Rota^Lee^jSoprano^We^Are^Four^^^^Our^Gal^Sunday^ public wishes, Mined and sold by ns at about cost they are filling the •n order to our Christie's Swing Choir helping to then suggested that it might be a good P.M. keep help workinc war-weather air V Start things off—WJSV, 6.30 with soothing tunes idea to change it around by Inserting and mixing them a a 12:001 Love and Learn Newt—Music Dance Music Blue Va. Hard Jane Froman takes over the starring up with potion of bit of “Little Old Lady” in the ar- Afternoon Rhythms Auto Radio Ridge 12:15 News Bulletins Dan Wife News—Music •pot formerly occupied by Jack hey-nonny-nonny numbers for the rangement. The score had been so Harding's Pretty Kilty Kelly Nut and Egg $8.50 hot-cha portion of the audience. saturated with 12:30 Farm flr Home Hr. Words and Music Dance Music Bate Ball Game Benny, with Fred Lightner as guest tricks that the original LKTH BROS. Special Furnace Sixe_7.90 Months ago. those who an ear tune had been 12:45 "1 OJO IS* st .H W M6t comic, Don Ross as master of cere- keep just about lost in the •'"_““ 0744 Special Stove Sixe_8.00 to the ground heard faint shuffle. monies, Tune Twisters as singers— rumblings 1:00 Farm ft Home Hr.lTo Be Announced Salon Orchestra Bate Ball Game Stove, $8.75; Pea, $7.25; of audience protest against the torrent All I WRC at 6 Del Casino makes his listeners have been treated to 1:15 Radioland Or. of Buckwheat, $6.25 shrieks that was to many of this Careful debut on a commercial program, the threatening rip arrangements type. In 1:30 To Be Announced! Mary Mason the innards out of a hundred "■' '• * Revue—WMAL million their search for novelty and high 1:45 "1 Attention Rippling Rhythm at sets of _“_ Low Prices on Bituminous Coal * Werner discouraged eardrums. They voltage, arrangers have had every to Your Janssen inaugurates j decided 2:00 To Be Announced Pepper Young Fam. Wakeman't Sports Base Ball Game Smokeless $8.75 that the random rhythms of instrument in the band in Car Cute Egg, his own program series, going dif- 2:T5 Ma Perkins Stardust Revue featuring pop- the bands Bituminous Coal Without Smoko ar swing should be ferent '* Ular music—WMAL at brought directions. Although the puf- 2:30 Continentals Vic and Traneporta- Soot. 80% Lump. g7.7S 6:30 First; under control—6ome Sade .Wakeman't Sports of the time, at fers and of " tion Coetf In the series of concerts pluckers horn and banjo The O’Neills from New j least. _2.45 Race Program York's always manage to hit the last note Lewisohn Stadium—WJSV. 9 3:00 Club M.itinee Lorenzo Race Ball Blue $7.75 j The result has been a tapering off hi unison, in case unison is called for Jones Program Base Game "Let me care for Egg, o'clock Mutual the Shake- gets in the savage of the surrealistic in the 3:15 Piano Recital News Bulletins 75% Lump- style score. For sheer initiative and " $6.90 speare bug when Ray Perkins pre- 3:30 Wakeman't * all of your bands and an increase In the number many of Rhythms Sports 50% Lump__ $6 50 sents his versions of adventure, these arrange- " famous roles of waltzes and 3:45 The A1 t Or. romantic numbers. ments are worthy of respect. The Guiding Lght Jahn automobile need$.,f Hard Strurtare Pa. Bituminous Makes —WOL at 8 Walter Win- only thin whits Moreover, the arrangers who concoct trouble has been that the public has 4:00 To Be Announced Carol Weymann Wakeman't Bate Ball Game smoke ehell has Dixie Dunbar as Sports' guest the novel swing presentations are re- been given an overdose of hot music 4:15 Melodies Home Folks' Frolic Delivered in bags to yoor Din. artist. No extra charge for Carrying- sorting to fewer tricks in their com- and has asked for a little mixing up 4:30 Singing Lady Don Winslow Doris Kerr Morris Over 20.000 New of notes and melodies. 4:45 Race I Dave Customers In S years pilations In of its radio music. A resume of re- Program Little Orphan Annie Today's Winners Funny Things in Baltimore and week from tomorrow is the Washington QNE adio circles they are talking still cent N. B. C. programs shows that the 5:00 Race Program Sundown Revue Cocktail Howard date on which the radio audience Capers Phillips j ibout Shep Fields’ reply to an ar- number of semi-classical tunes heard 5:15 To Be Announced John Gurney Blue Reveries Evening Rhythms Auto Service BLUE RIDGE COAL CO. will be confronted with air competing ranger who submitted a freakish on the network has doubled as com- 5:30 Tea Time Newt—Music How. Wood's Or. News—Scores M ME. 1230 Alexandria Rd.. So. Washington Va wsions of Shakespeare's works. John I 1529 ST. N.W. ME. 354S. Jaefc. 1000 >rchestration of the tinkling "Little pared with last rear. 5:45 Lowell Thomas Fantastic Facts GeorgeHall sOr. * fx 1 L A