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ad oGuideVol. III No. 17 LARGEST WEEKLY RADIO AUDIENCE IN AMERICA Week Ending Feb. 17, 1934

Midwestern Edition

Sara Ann McCabe

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STARTING: WHAT RUDY VALLEE NEVER TOLD THEY LEAD DANCERS BUT CAN'T EVEN DANCE HAVE you been getting more enjoyment out of your radio orchestra and band leaders know how to dance. adept and was moved up with the brighter pupils. He dancing lately? You should. The band leaders This is so despite the fact that they spend their even- was "shown off" by his teacher for his amazing grace have been to school. Report cards coming in on ings watching others do it. in both fox-trot and waltz. them indicate that new lessons in tempo and rhythm Their excuse was that, what with theatrical, radio Phil Spitalny found the `waltz easy but had to do have been mastered. and night club appearances, they didn't have time to some homework on the fox -trot. It was not a school for baton waving that they learn. But blushing, finally, at their inability to do Once in a while the pupils threatened to get out attended. Mostly it was a long recess, with the band what they encouraged others to do, they formed a class of order by cocking a critical ear in the direction of leaders indulging in terpsichorean flings. In short, which Murray called "The Dance Band Leaders Danc- the small orchestra playing for their dancing lessons. tables were turned and a group of well known maestros ing Class." Several instructresses, expert in teaching Murray, however, anticipated their "talking back" by who play Piper to millions found themselves dancing beginners, were engaged to handle the group. detecting musical errors, and had engaged the best to a Piper. He was Arthur Murray, noted dance Leon Belasco quickly came to the head of the class. available musical unit. authority and teacher. He was one of the few familiar with fundamentals. Why did they form the class? 'Twas all for the School began recently when it was reyealed by a Masterfully overcoming the handicap of rotundity, good of their art. terpsichorean expert that only about five per cent of Jacques Renard, whose band has been featured on the "Our own dancing will guide us in melody selections Wednesday- Saturday Pontiac commercial early became and in discerning tempo and rhythm," contends Bel - asco.

These leaders came to learn how to dance. (Left to right): Arthur Murray, celebrated dancing instructor, and Leon Belasco, Jacques Renard, and Phil Spitalny. The dancing partners of the leaders made Arthur Murray's lessons a pleasure. 5000 -to -1 YOU NEVER WILL TAKE THE AIR SO you have your heart set on a radio audition? "Learn who is the most reputable vocal teacher or station. If you have talent, you will get ahead. If Well, ydu may be successful, but the chances are coach in your city, or musical instructor if you are you haven't, you might just as well learn it at home. slight that you will "click." It's about a five - an instrumentalist, and go to him for an unbiased "And should you become a local 'sensation,' thousand -to -one chance, to be exact, if you take the opinion. If you have one or two defects in your tech- the networks will find you. Much of the big figures presented by Frank J. Black, NBC's general nique, he may be able to make suggestions. He will be talent in radio today started on unimportant stations. musical director. Black has heard fifteen thousand able to tell you whether you have a chance. If you do achieve success locally, then try for a major auditions personally. Out of that number, three were "Don't be ashamed to try out on a small or local audition. Bear in mind, though, that when you get it, successful. you will be heard by an audition board. Often one "And," says Black, "almost seventy-five per cent comment like 'nothing out of the ordinary' or 'not so of those who seek radio auditions never have had good as talent we have,' means defeat. You must have broadcasting experience. Yet scores of stage stars, Mr. M. L. Annenberg Elected something that will get those critics out of their chairs backed by years of dramatic and musical comedy ex- to shout, "Sign him up'!" perience, have to learn microphone technique when President of Radio Guide This NBC musical director knows. He has seen they are brought to radio. At a special meeting of the Board and heard. Yet even he cannot deny that there "If I were asked to specify rules for hopefuls in always have been, and always will be, Cin- ,radio, I would suggest the following: of Directors of Radio Guide, Inc., held derellas and good genii. Wand-wavers have beèn. known "First, realize 'that competition is markedly keen. to do wonders, sometimes in the guise of a sponsor who Unless you are certain that you are as good or better on Friday, February 2nd, Mr. M. L. is prejudiced in favor of someone's talents, or a friend than most of the artists you hear, it might be well not Annenberg was elected President of the who induces the powers- that -be to slip an audition to bother. And I do not mean that you should take ahead of the long schedule of waiting names. Again the advice of a friend or a neighbor who asks, 'Why company and Publisher of its weekly it may be a star who accidentally happens upon talent don't you go on the air? We hear a lot of singers who magazine, RADIO GUIDE. and makes its owner a protege. are not nearly so good as you.' Take heart. You may be that onel 2 WHAT RUDY VALLEE NEVER TOLD

long time before, that by means of intercepted phone "After all, I don't blame the poor kid. I took her three By His Former Secretary calls recorded phonographically, he learned that Fay thousand miles away from her home to a strange city, entertained strange men, that she was unduly friendly left her alone night after night while I was working, The story of Rudy Vallee, often described as "the with Gary Leon, the handsome adagio dancer, that she and provided no substitutes. It's not her fault." crooner with ten trillion sweethearts," has been printed took long mysterious midnight rides in Central Rudy still would have been happy to make up. in every language having a literature. His most intimate Park. Then Rudy began to hear things. Ex- servants told affairs have become legends in both hemispheres. Librar- But Rudy had known all this and had been willing him their stories, neighbors tattled. well -meaning friends ies contain volumes about these intimacies, including a to forgive all this long before his west coast trip. His who previously had kept quiet began to talk. book from his own pen. Nevertheless, there remain love was so intense that he excused her by saying, He was told how Fay used to go out and employ many incidents and episodes of his life that have never a stooge to listen in on his Thursday night broadcasts been told. At this juncture of Rudy's affairs, while the and to report the exact program back to her, so that whole world looks on in divided astonishment and sym- she could discuss it intelligently with him later. pathy, these untold secrets of the radio idol assume He was told that at the time of their marriage especial interest. they received several thousand dollars worth of wed- are presented for the first time in ding gifts from admiring friends, but that none 111011"Herewithtint a series of stories, anecdotes and revela- of these gifts was shown to him; indeed, that ns from the notebook of one who must Fay had packed them up and shipped them to obvious reasons remain unidentified. her home in California without even acknowl- 0 one is better equipped than tins edging their receipt to the givers. or telling writer to tell all the facts.. Rudy about them. Slowly, as a result of such disclosures. AFTER a long and intimate connec- Rudy began to come to the opinion that tion in a confidential capacity with Fay never had cared for him, that she or- Rudy Vallee, pre- dating his rise to . iginally married him for the sole purpose international fame as of profiting by him. That decided Rudy. the Vagabond His love Lover, I am amazed now turned to loathing. to see that the Now daily press has published so few of the Rudy is going to fight -fight real facts about the man. for all he is worth, without gloves or hon- Hundreds of highly paid space writers eyed phrases or empty pretenses. Al- and maudlin sob -sisters have gone into though he loves his career next to life. Rudy's past with sharp -edged his rage is so great that he will sacrifice probes, at- even tempting to discover why this acknowl- his future if that will help him to edged idol of millions of American women achieve vindication -yes, and revenge. I suppose cannot make one woman -and that one the proper biographical his wife- happy. Those method of tracing the history of his writers might white -hot have found the answer to be remarkably burning romance with Fay simple, if they had not wasted Webb, whom undeniably he loved to ex- their time cess, up to the time that it off and and their undeniable talents searching for cooled some hidden abnormal psychological headed for the divorce courts where it background. is now making such hot reading for the scandal- hungry public, is to go back to Rudy's domestic troubles can be accounted Rudy's childhood days in Vermont, where for easily. The prosaic fact is that he falls into love very easily and he was born, and to Westbrooke, Maine. falls out twice as where he of fast. He always has, except on spent almost all his youth. one occasion. Twenty -five years ago the sandy - The lone exception was Fay Webb Vallee! If the truth about Rudy haired boy of eight, then called by his be told -and it is right name, Hubert Prior Vallee, was now being told for the first time -he is an easy fall for a certain type of what is commonly known as "a mamma's sultry skinned, brown - baby." Friends of his childhood to whom eyed brunette. When he sees a woman of that exotic description he loses 1 have spoken have told me that at that all of the little control age the remarkable and almost super- he has over his amorous emotions, and makes a perfect fool of himself. That natural love which he bore for his is exactly what mother until (Continued on Page 26), happened in the case of Fay Webb Vallee, Santa Monica and Hollywood play girl, pampered pet of the movie studios, and sirenlike sophisticated woman of the world. The Fay Webb -Rudy Vallee romance boiled down to a nut -shell is this. Rudy adored his fragile, hot- house, orchid -like wife. Even after they began to quar- rel, after she complained that his almost military busi- ness routine kept him from her; after Rudy discovered that she was unsympathetic to his work, that she played "hookey" from home on the nights of his broadcasts so that she wouldn't have to listen. that she went out with people whom he didn't like, and drank more than he thought was good for her, he still was madly in love with her. Indeed, as recently as last December, when he went to Hollywood to appear in the film version of George White's "Scandals," he would have liked nothing better that to have been met at the station by his wife and to hear her cry, "Rudy, dear, let's start again!" all over But Fay didn't meet him. Rudy remained around Los Angeles for several weeks, and still he didn't hear a direct word from her. Then his lawyer, Hymie Bushel, rushed out from New York after things began to pop in the courts, and Rudy took a runout powder for home -on advice of counsel. When he arrived back in New York he found that the dirt had become public meanwhile; legal actions began to rain like hailstones out of the sky. Rudy had been forced to divulge what he had secretly charged a

Rudy Vallee, Idol of millions, "the crooner with ten million sweet- hearts"-and the one sweet- heart he wanted to hold and couldn't, Fay Webb Vallee

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3 IN AN HOUR NO MAN CAN EVER CHECK EN you sit down to enjoy the hour that is commanding increasingly popular attention, W "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century," how many times have you paused to consider the difficulties of putting this hour across? The world five hundred years from now! The planets and their strange peoples linked with one another and the Earth by rocket ships zooming through space at 1,500 miles an hour! Armies of robot soldiers maneu- vering with deadly precision under the control of a far -off hand! A score of marvelous scientific instru- ments designed to control the great forces of the uni- verse! That is the imaginative setting of "Buck Rog- ers in the 25th Century ", the juvenile classic of the air. The program is broadcast over the CBfp networks four evenings a week, and has found an immense army of adult listeners. Prominent members of the cast include Curtis Ar- nall as Buck; Adele Ronson as Wilma Deering, his fern - mine aide-de -camp; William Sheeley as Killer Kane; Elaine Melchior as his friend, Ardala Valmar; and Ed- gar Stehli as the great inventor, Doctor Huer. Buck is a young surveyor who, while working in a Pittsburgh mine back in 1919, was trapped by a sudden cave -in due to an accumulation of rare gas. Buck is held in suspended animation for five hundred years, and when his cave is released from its pressure Buck Rogers stag- gers forth to meet a new world! "The script is the result of the lively imaginations of two talented young men, Phillips Nowlan, creator of the newspaper strip, "Buck Rogers," and R. E. Johnstone, who adapts the adventures for radio use. The chief problem confronting the program is that of creating for its far -flung radio audience a convincing picture of a future civilization by means of sound alone. The experimental work in sound effects on the Buck Rogers program lasted six months, and at the end of that time a whole series of new sound machines had been developed, many of them highly complicated and for the most part electrically operated. Fantastic and imaginative are the inventions of Doctor Huer, a character in the continuity; inventions which tax the sound technicians. They represent great care and thought on the part of their real creators - Messrs. Nowlan and Johnstone. These inventions, in short, are founded on a close study of today's outstand- ing scientific experiments. Johnstone, who directs the series over the Columbia network, claims that the hard- est job of all is to keep 500 years ahead of modern science, which moves so fast that on several occasions it has almost approximated some of Doctor Huer's most advanced ideas. Elaine Melchior, who The result of founding these inventions of the fu- plays the part of Ardala ture on the experiments and currents of scientific thought Vaimar on Buck Rogers' weird hour today, has brought about several unlooked for results. In the first place, school teachers and a great army of adults have found the Buck Rogers' programs so stimu- lating to children that they have become highly inter- ested in the programs themselves! And in the second place, the "logic" of Doctor Huer's inventions has im- pelled technicians, students of electrical engineering, and LATEST TALLY OF SONG HITS numbers of scientists, to write to Nowlan and Johnstone } -lE high point of requesting more details of these activities, as excellent T favoritism is enjoyed by two melo- Frank Black: Everything I Have is Yours; Smoke illustrations of some of the possible ends to which their I dies which have had turns recently in heading the Gets in Your Eyes; On the Wrong Side of the Fence; own experiments are tending. "outstanding hit" listing in RADIO GUIDE'S weekly We'll Make Hay, and Temptation tabulation. A new tune, "Heat Wave," has caught Glen Gray: Smoke Gets in Your Eyes; Way Down hold. What progress it will make in the coming week, Yonder in New Orleans; Love Me or Leave Me; I emp- will be interesting to watch. tation, and Keep Young and Beautiful. TEN SONGS PLAYED MOST OFTEN OVER THE Harry Horlick: Let's Fall in Love; A Letter to Paradox Lad NETWORKS LAST WEEK Mother; Everything I Have is Yours; Smoke Gets in v Song Times Played Your Eyes, and Old Spinning Wheel. Everything 1 Have Is Yours 20 WHEN you want to know what Sara Ann McCabe 'sham /ones: Lullaby in Blue; Everything I llave W can do, just look at her and decide what you On the Wrong Side of the Fence 20 is Yours; hrow Another Log on the Fire; Our Big think she can't do. if you want to know what Temptation 20 Love Scene, and Temptation. she is, just ask her what she isn't. This NBC staff art- We'll Make Hay 18 Andre Kostelanetz: After Sundown; Temptation; ist is a paradox. Carioca 17 Did You Ever See a Dream Walking; Beloved. and To look at her, a wispy girl of 112 pounds, you'd Smoke Gets in Your Eyes 15 Love is Anywhere. I Raised My Hat 15 never guess her to be the possessor of the "prima donna" Abe Lyman: No More Love; I Know That You voice, big and free, that is heard usually on Wednesdays, Old Spinning Wheel 15 Know; Let's Begin; Stay on the Right Side of the Thursdays and Saturdays on such sustaining programs Throw Another Log on the Fire 15 Road, and Smoke Gets in Your Eyes: 01' Pappy as "Words and Music" and "Concert Favorites ". She's 15 Fred Waring: Everything I Have is' Yours; i emp- a small thing, but her voice is of the "large" species. BAND LEADERS' CONSENSUS OF LAST WEEK'S tation; Smoke Gets in Your Eyes; Old Spinning Wheel, Ask her about herself and she'll tell you that she OUTSTANDING HITS and In the Valley of Yesterday. sings, that she enjoys it and hopes others do, and that's Song Points Paul Whiteman: Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Heat all there is. Everything I Have Is Yours 56 Wave; Old Spinning Wheel; Sittin' on a Log,. and "I've never done anything that sounds important Smoke Gets in Your Eyes 54 1.hrow Another Log on the Fire. ' when put in writing," she confides, after admitting that Let's Fall in Loge 42 her association with radio began on Chicago stations just Temptation 34 Radio Guide, Vol. 111, No. 17. Week Ending' February 17, 1934. Issued weekly by Radio Guide, Inc., 423 Plymouth Court. Chicago, after school days, includes two years as concert Old Spinning Wheel 34 and bal- Illinois. Entered as second class matter at the. Post Office. lad songbird on NBC, and being soprano soloist in the Carioca 18 Chicago, Illinois, February 24, 1932, under Act of March 3. 1879. Copyright 1934 by Radio Guide, Inc. All rights reesrved. and Lady of Carmel Heat Wave 18 Adver- St. Patrick's Mount Church choirs. tising offices, 551 Fifth Avenue, New York. Editorial, Executive "I've had no exciting experiences," she continues, Keep Young and Beautiful 14 and Circulation offices, 423 Plymouth Court, .Chicago, Illinois. M. L. Annenberg, President and Publisher: "but I was perfectly thrilled when I was asked to sing That's Love 14 Herbert Krnncer, Gen. Mgr.: M. Koenigsberg, Editorial Dir.' Barrett Andrews, "Irish Eyes" and "Happy Days Are Here Again" during In the Valley of Yesterday 14 V. P. and Adv. Mgr. Unsolicited Manuscripts received only at the Democratic convention in Chicago while the delayed Appearing alphabetically are the selections of some owner's risk and should he accompanied by stamped, self- addressed envelope for return. Five Cents per copy In United States. arrival of Franklin D. Roosevelt was awaited." of the bandleaders in the order of their preference: Subscription rates: six months, $1.25: one year, $2.09.

. WINNERS TO CET $10,000:00 IN CASH FOR RADIO TRAIL PUZZLE -SEE LAST PAGE 4 FOR WHOM THE TITLE 'VALENTINO OF THE AIR'? THE memory of Rudolph Valentino has eye today may be attributable either to his been conjured as the arena for a pic- acknowledged musicianship, the novelty of turesque controversy. Admirers of a his Spanish- rhythm music, his personal group of entertainers have ranged them- charm, or his being a physical counterpart of selves in opposing camps, each struggling Valentino. to establish the claim that its favorite should So at least runs the gist of the arguments be hailed as the logical heir to Valentino's in favor of Molina's claim to the title. popu larity. Others in the contention assert the right The dispute may have been fomented of Tito Guizar to the title. Supporters of this by one or more zealous press agents; it may Columbia artist base their claim not so much have grown out of an advertising campaign upon his "heart" interest or his physical re- launched five years ago; it may be a tempest semblance to the late "Sheik ", but upon his in a teapot, but it is very real so far as the Latin mastery of his favorite instrument, the advocates of their respective favorites are guitar -this, and his undeniable ability to stir concerned. Though it is years since Val- his audiences and to engender romance. entino electrified millions of motion pic- Still others contend that handsome En- ture and "legitimate" theater patrons, by ric Madriguera should be awarded the title. becoming the matchless idol of the entertain- Enric, they claim, has a capacity second to ment world, his place is still unfilled. Never none to sway his audiences with his enthrall- in the history of professional amusements ing music. He demonstrated his mastery of has a star been exalted by such fanatical zeal, the violin before he left his native Spain such adulation, such idolatry. And since coming to America and playing The controversy has arisen among Latin- for millions over the air, he has lost none of his power to enchant. Ennio Bolognini, cellist now heard over NBC, has supporters who claim that he should replace the late idol in the hearts and in the minds of the American entertainment world. His efforts to climb against terrific odds, have won him a place in the °high re- gard of many thousands of the radio audi-

Rudolph Valentino idol of the enter tainment world

Carlos Molina, Valentino's "double" Americans over the question, "Who Is the Valentino of the Present Day "? Those in- volved in the controversy admit that no idol Ennio Bolognini, of the screen vies for his place in the hearts cellist from the Argentine of millions of followers of the motion picture and the theater. Hence, naturally, they turn to the air. ences of the country. And his insist one of the con- Protagonists that unmistakably Latin temperament, Tito Guizar, Mexl tenders deserves the title. He is Carlos Mo- along with his expert handling of can adept at play lina, leader of the tango- rhumba orchestra his instrument, give him a right- ing the guitar at the Congress Hotel in Chicago, broad- ful position among the conten- casting over the NBC network. Curiously, ders. He can sway a group of listeners like few men this South American violinist and director who have undertaken to master his instrument. bears an undeniably striking resemblance to Fans of tenors claim that no one can replace the erstwhile cinema idol. Flores del Campo among living men in ability to As far back as 1928 the question was stir the romantic impuses. These supporters are asked about this South American maestro, strong in their belief that he more than any other "Is he a successor to Valentino ?" The poser idol can take the place of the beloved Valentino. was put by Hollywood, where Molina had a Listen to him some night when he sings with Fred- brief career as actor. He played a gypsy die Rich's orchestra over a Columbia network. violinist in th tion picture, "Hearts of The controversy naturally calls up the ques- Romance," ani it was in this role that his tion: Did Valentino win his idolized place through present resemblance to Valentino was his ability to impress his audiences with his ro- marked. Photographs of Molina and Val- mantic appeal -with his art-or with his physical entino, similarly posed, used side by side in appearance? And the further question naturally newspapers at that time, showed them to be comes to the surface: Will his successor receive the as like as twins. Examination of their like- title on romantic appeal alone, or will that suc- nesses reproduced on this page will show that cessor win a place in millions of hearts for art or resemblance. for physical resemblance? You, the vast audience Francisco Flores a result, Molina has been publicized of the air, alone will decide. And you alone can del Campo is a As Enric Madriguera, concert tenor from Chill extensively as "The Valentino of the Baton." determine which of the contenders, is entitled to violinist and orchestra The fact that he is prominent in the public the crown. And the answer rests with you! leader from Spain $10,000.00 IN CASH PRIZES FOR SOLVERS OF RADIO TRAIL PUZZLE-SEE LAST PACE 5 SPLIT PROGRAMS AS given them a contract release and good ALONG the AIRIALTO wishes, and the Colonel and his side -kick are destined to make the jokes and master - By Martin Lewis of- ceremony the Caravan bearing the Casa Loma orchestra and Irene Taylor. As for NEW YORK is still buzzing about the Pontiac, who this Saturday shifts from opening of Radio Playhouse. Seldom two weekly quarter -hours to one half -hour, has such a brilliant array of stars par- they are bringing a program from Colum- aded past the mikes in an hour and a half bia's West Coast studios, originating at show. Everybody agrees that Columbia has KHJ. Beginning February 10, the new achieved the last word in entertainment line -up includes Raymond Paige's orches- for present audiences as well as distant tra, Kay Thompson, pianist, and her Sing- listeners. ing Rhythm Kings, a negro choir and a Beside the stars and a brilliant repre- Hawaiian instrumental and vocal group. sentation of New York's social registerites, Columbia will score another -first" everybody still seems to be pleasantly thril- with the first broadcast from the led over the fact that Merlin H. Ayles- underground railway connecting the worth, the opposition President, was on United States Capitol with the Sen- hand at the opening. He came to return ate Office Building in Washington, the friendly call made by Bill Paley of D. C., which they'll air at 10:45 a. m.

CBS on the occasion of Radio City's open- CST, on Monday. Announcer wi ! ing ceremonies. ride on the monorail of the privat The New York Philharmonic - railway as it shuttles back and fort' Symphony, which deserves prosperity, and interview a number of the Sc is campaigning for half a million dol- ators on their way to work. lars, which it needs urgently, to keep Claire Majette is teaching Milton Vt the organization going. and of late son and Kay Carrington, her co-stars it has taken to the air with its appeal "An Evening in Paris," to speak Frencl., to the public. Prominent people, and she has ruled that all their conversa- such as Mrs. Vincent Astor. who tion with her in the studios, other than the spoke last Sunday, are making the business of the programs themselves, be in appeal during the Philharmonic's French . "The Big Show" is out gun- CBS Sunday afternoon broadcasts. ning for the best names of the legitimate We have learned that after Harry stage as guest stars in the short sketches Harkness Flagler's a p pea 1, which that David Freedman writes for their Mon- started the campaign two weeks ago, day night CBS presentation. $4,000 in contributions arrived from The Admiral Byrd CBS programs from 3,000 radio listeners -two of them the Antarctic have made radio explorer - contributing $500 each within 24 - conscious and explorers radio -conscious . . . hours after his plea. Among the guest stars the Ford dealers A new idea in commercial presenta- have booked for their Thursday and Sun- tions, probably due to the fact that Col- day CBS half -hours, to appear with Fred umbia has no half -hour evening periods on Waring and his Pennsylvanians, are Roy its schedule that are open to sale, comes Chapman Andrews, the explorer who opened to CBS on Sunday. The program is Ward's up the Gobi Desert to civilization, who'll Family Theater, which will be presented appear on the I1th and "Bring 'em Back in two acts. The first act, which will feat- Alive" Frank Buck, who follows on the

ure the veteran musical comedy and vaude- 15th . .. At this writing Columbia is plan- ville comedy team, Cecil Leah and Cleo ning to pick up the Army -Navy basketball Mayfield, Billy Artzt's Green Stripe Orches- tilt on Saturday, the 10th, with Ted Musing tra. and tenor James Melton. will he broad- miking. If I'm not mistaken basketball is cast every Sunday at 5:45 p. m. CST, just one sport which never had much attention before Ethel Waters' "American Revue." on the kilocycles . Eddie Dunstedter, The second act will follow the Waters - the pianist and organist, who used to be the Denny revue at 6:30 p. m. CST, for an- star of the Gold Medal Fast Freight, now other quarter-hour. The second act will has his own orchestra and is to broadcast feature top -notch guest stars from the stage over western CBS stations from St. Louis in tabloid dramas, and again the orchestra .. As well as coming east for a new corn - and soloist. Judith Anderson and Tom mercial, Lennie Hayton has another pur- Powers will appear in Sutro's "A Marriage pose up his sleeve-to whip together a new Has Been Arranged," on the opening pro- band to accompany Bing Crosby, whom gram, and Edith Barrett and Geoffrey Kerr Lennie will rejoin when Bing comes to New are slated to star next Sunday, February 18. York sometime in February. Starting next Wednesday, Hayton will also be the new Switching Old Favorites conductor of the Troubadours, replacing Frank Black. Beginning Tuesday, February 13, your Gus Arnheim, who now plays with old friends Colonel Stoopnagle and Budd Crosby on his commercials from Los will be selling those cigarets for which you Angeles, has been gathering a tan at are supposed to walk a mile. Pontiac has Laguna between Monday night pro-

The Taste ed Man. '% Robert Straus and His Young Pal

gw a Esteíte Levy and Dick Walia :e

6 NEW DEAL IN RADIO grams. How does that sound to you, the air during the summer months with the you and you, too, who, like me, have program picking up again in the fall. been enjoying ( ?) zero and below May Robson, after several movie hits, weather. Not so hot, eh? . . . Man is being offered as a guest star to sponsors, bites dog -it's usually the case for as is Doris Kenyon, former cinema star radio to adapt stage plays for micro- who now sings ... Best laugh of the week phone presentation, but here's a case is that a certain comic is expected to win where radio presentations are being a nationwide popularity poll and yet his adapted for the stage. The dramatic sponsor is said to have decided not to re- club of the James Monroe Evening new him because the sponsor does not like High School in New York has asked humor on the air. Don't ask why he picked Jimmy Kemper, the CBS song -dram- him in the first place. I've been trying to atist, for permission to adapt some of Coe his find out myself ... Charles "Socker" radio sketches for stage use. is shopping for talent for a show to offer General Electric, which account he now Pick Your handles in his new ad agency That Type Bar O Ranger program, written by Peter t ed Fiorito, the new Old Gold maestro, Dixon, a newspaper man, and rating with points out that the Debutantes, his girl the Wizard of Oz show as top in child pro- trio, are comprised of a red -head from grams, has renewed through the summer Oklahoma, a blonde from Arizona, and a . For the first time in history, a number brunette from Illinois, and he suggests that of new accounts are pointing to March I that's why they harmonize so well ... Sev- as their starting date. In the past, March eral changes in CBS sustaining artists' I was the time when programs began to schedules! Vera Van, off Pontiac, returns fade . Five agents spent several days to George Jessel's show, edging Edith Mur- telephoning various sponsors to offer Lionel ray out of that spot. Mildred Bailey and Barrymore as a guest star, with tKe great CBS have severed relations, with rumor Barrymore burning plenty at their temerity saying that they just couldn't get together in "peddling" him, and landing on them on price. And, despite persistent reports with orders not to dare to submit him any- to the effect that the Boswell Sisters and where. CBS have phffted, they have There's an unconfirmed rumor to not. The sis- Pickford will ters are still under CBS contract and re- the effect that Mary turn to the air when make four guest appearances on that Connie recovers from a the illness that has laid her up. Fred Waring auto show at $7,500 Tommy McLaughlin just throw . When Helen Hayes guest - can't get of away from the "romance" tag. Last year stars with the Hind's Hall Fame, he was "The Romantic Sunday night, she will offer a scene Bachelor." His new in commercial, in which he'll sing for Venida from "Dear Brutus," the play Hairnets over CBS, Saturdays which she made her first big success. at 5:15 p. m. She'll have no less famous an assistant CST, starting the 10th, has him billed as "The Voice of than Philip Merivale . Willie and Romance." Tommy hopes Howard are set for Realsilk his singing won't get in your hair Eugene -if it March 4 as guests. If they are as does. nets to you anyway. The romancer returns to radio funny on the air as they are in the after being laid up for you'll have a good sometime with a new Follies, time back infection, and he Nat Shilkret gave audition num- grew a bushy mustache during his conval- ber 444 for Palmolive's operetta series escence . Just having made the first again with everybody waiting for the broadcast from La Scala a short time ago, sponsor's decision. CBS now announces the first broadcast from the Opera Comique in Paris, from 2:45 to 3:15 p. m. CST, Saturday, the 10th, Oh, Yeah? with Massenet's "Manon" being given there. Also on the tenth, CBS listeners will hear Whoever it was that said, "The road to New York's fiery new Mayor La Guardia, fame is through hard work" certainly knew when he speaks before the League of whereof he spoke. Leah Ray, the good-look- Women Voters at the Astor Hotel at 1:30 ing lass with the Phil Harris orchestra, quit p. m. CST. work nightly at 2:00 a. m. at the St. Regis Eddie East and Ralph Dumke, the Hotel in New York, got to sleep by three, Sisters of the Skillet, gave public audition and every morning last week, she had to on the air last Saturday night for that to- be up at 6:00 a. m. to be on time at the bacco program J. C. Nugent left some two Fox Educational Studios on Long Island weeks ago. The sponsor will hear one more for the shooting of the picture in which act and offer the contract to the lads he she will be starred with Bob Hope . likes best . Bert Lahr will be guest More Reel news -Barbara "Snooney" Blair artist from Chicago on February II with was signed by Warner Bros. for a flik- that Realsilk Show . George Gershwin's ker ... Teddy Bergman, one of the better contract with Feenamint is a long- termer, radio mimics, signed up with Meyer Davis' calling for fifty-two weeks of programs in picture firm to make two shorts . . It .;'.tv -five orovidine (i. a departure from was Teddy all (Continued on Page 15) GHOST VOICE CORPS AT BECK OF MIKE den of film -making was carried by a comparatively small number of established actors and actresses. Too, parents frowned òn stage ambitions in their children. But times have changed vastly Now mothers are apt to try to shove their toddling youngsters into the show business as soon as they can say "mamma," and sometimes sooner: When sound came to films, many stars tell into oblivion. and those who remained, clung tenaciously to their positions In the same maniwr, the new movie' royalty clings to stardom, to defend it against m' aders from the radio studios and the Broadway stages "But," you may say, "not all radio stars have the looks and the glamour that pictures call for they mainly are voices." that's another fallacy. The 'make- up men and beauticians can make you look lust the ay they want you to. If you don't believe so. you should see some of the favorite beauties without make-f up, or as they looked when their first arrived in Cali- fornia, before the beauty specialist laid hands on them. From my observations in Hollywood, and I've watched all developments with keen interest because I went there with a considerable background of radio and stage experience, I've formed several conclusions useful if I were a sponsor or a talent scout in the film capital. In the first place, I would be wary about signing screen stars either as regular performers or as guests merely because of the attention value of their names. Too many of them are totally unqualified for radio work. Were I a prospective program -builder, I would keep an eye peeled for the small fellows. There's a gold mine of talent in Hollywood crying to be discovered, and a good deal of it is among the -thousands who are getting neither breaks nor recognition. Soloists, trios, actors, quartets, comedians, and all sorts of acts which may never get attention before the Kleig lights, practically grow on trees out there, and among them is material for many a brilliant radio variety show. For instance; there are the 'ghost voices of the screen." You have seen many of your film idols sing in musical pictures, and you have exclaimed, "Oh, didn't know she could sing too!" Well, probably she can't, but she is able to move her lips. The singing is done by an unknown ,whose voice is "dubbed in" on the sound -track. This is one of Hollywood's pet tricks. The studios build their favorites into supposedly vet satile wonders and the public is fooled. ETTING soundly while RUTH the poor little singer never gets a break. That always popular star of ra- has dio, screen, the struck me as one of Hollywood's most pitiful dé- stage and night ceptions. clubs, returns to Several radio stars have been developed from just the air once again. such beginnings, like the crop of performers "California In Hollywood she Melodies" has started to success, including Bing Crosby. added to her lau- the Boswell Sisters, Vera Van, and many more: rels - and radio Hollywood audiences ever y- and radio are growing closer and closer. where will find a It can be a happy union, with benefits to both. new and enchant- ing Ruth when they tune in on her latest "hour." Your Birthday Chart RADIO GUIDE bas met numerous requests for a department of Astrology by obtaining the exclusive services of Professor Z. Rellek, noted authority By following the Astrological findings of this seer as they relate to the stars of the air, you will gain mucb valuable insight into your own character and affairs. By Ruth Etting By Professor Z. Rellek (Miss Etting, glamorous star of radio, screen, -{fie stage and night clubs, now beard over CBS MANY celebrated artists of radio have birtnuays Tuétitays and Fridays at 8:15 p. m. CST, re- during the ensuing week. These Aquarius child- cently has returned from a year in the film cap- ren are Ben Alley, a tenor, born on February 11; Raymond Knight, ital. A keen student of the amusement world, writer, director, actor 'and send to several of the screen stars whose comedian, born on February 12; Tom she bas written for RADIO GUIDE her own obser- to wane, and Waring. pian- relationship between the two box -office draw began ist, brother of Fred, born also on the twelfth, vations touching` the who took to the microphone in time to Leon- media in which she bas starred-radio and the ard Hayton, orchestra leader, born on the thirteenth; get a boost back to fame. Many have Jack Benny, comedian, and Jessica Dragónette, movies). been undeservedly on the down -grade and the victims so- prano, and Enric Madriguera, orchestra leader, all of bad breaks. born on February 14; and a ago, Mildred Bailey, also Leah RADIO is going Hollywood. Or, I should say, is When I went to the movie colony over year Ray, both and the movies born February 16. Hollywood-bent. at the end of a series on CBS, radio These Aquarius children have shown the motion picture center is apart. Screen performers paid little atten- what can be In other words, were worlds done by all Aquarians to overcome shyness and to looming importantly on the radio scene. Several big air tion to microphones, except those used on the movie at the heights. the it had arrive features are being broadcast from the Pacific coast; lots, and radio was too concerned with talent And theirs is the greatest fields. Since then, more achievement because movie guest stars are popping up incessantly; one spon- developed to look for it in other they are artists, and Aquarius is in Hollywood,' has come to the air, and the pro- essentially the sor is presenting a show, "45 Minutes and more variety House of Science. Deep within them, carrying them although originating in New York, deals entirely gram producers have had to comb every possible source which, on to success is the firm conviction that they have a with the films and their makers, and talent stouts are for new talent. Frequently Hollywood has provided it great responsibility to their fellowmen. All activity has oweloped though, that Miss Radio and Recognition buying Westbound tickets. this Don't get the idea, of that fact, not natural with Aquarians, has carried within the last few months. Miss Hollywood are swinging down the lane hand in these artists to their present is going radio. it. Many film people resent the radio success. Let that same It is just as true that Hollywood hand. Far from conviction be an inspiration for all others of Aquar- Screen stars suddenly have realized that pots of gold and stage performers with box -office value who come whether ius' children. sometimes lie at the foot of a microphone, and their to make pictures. Yet those same film stars, or That spirit became achievement with and guest spots, about radio and its peculiar the Great agents are after choice programs star not they know anything Emancipator-most illustrious of the Aquarians óf with fancy ,salary demands. technique, often are now found breaking their necks to modern 'times. Why not for you? The airway has made many of its, stars. valuable as get on the air. It's because. competition is keen in the motion picture possibilities. It also has proved a god- film colony. During the early days of movies, the bur- "REALLY, TRULY" STAR FROM FAIRY TALES

FIFTEEN thousand children can't be wrong. They wanted their "Dorothy" back, and they got her, too. She is Nancy Kelly, twelve- year -old star of the "Wiz- ard of Oz," one of the hit juvenile shows of 1933. When the dramatizations ended, an army of chil- dren protested, and the sponsors made haste to do some- thing about it. They revised the radio continuity of L. Frank Baum's famous childhood classic to include "Dorothy" in the role of heroine. The show may be heard over the NBC -WEAF net- work Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons at 4:45, p. m. CST. This triumph of fan backing went to a youngster who made her debut on the "Wizard of Oz" ,show. But already she was known as "America's most photo- graphed child model." Nancy had made her Inimitable appeal to hundreds of thousands through more than 12,000 pictures. Few adults have been photographed that often! Nancy has posed for most of the advertised products on the market. Nancy, actress, is no accident. She is her mother's "career." Nancy's mother tried the stage, but she didn't climb to the heights. She saw her opportunity, however, when Nancy came along. The child played her first role when, as a two-year -old, her mother read to her the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. The mother acted Goldilocks, and

Baby . Nancy imitated her with beautiful accuracy. It became grand fun for both mother and daughter. Hour upon hour was passed in act- ing out fairy tales and nursery rhymes. Curiously, among them was "W' and of Oz," which the child learned by heart. Nancy was a born actress and in the game with her mother she Iearned to "cry" or laugh or start or relax or register any emotional expression at. will. James Montgomery Flagg, the illustrator, first saw the possibilities in Nancy. He begged Mrs. Kelly to allow the child to become his model. That started it. Nancy took to posing like tinder takes flame. It was fun for her, the contin- uation of her game, with her mother. She never wearied. Among illustrators she came to be in great demand. She was a "natural" for any desired pose. Yet, however far in the background her mother was, Nancy still learned from her. Mrs. Kelly would illustrate an emo- tion or pose. Nancy would register it. An amazing angle to this story of a child star is that the limelight has left her unspoiled. Does Nancy know how remarkable The is? Her mother says not. "I never have praised her or given her any credit THE GIRL WHO HAS BEEN PHOTOGRAPHED MORE FREQUENTLY THAN ANY OTHER CHILD more or reward," explains Mrs. Kelly. OF HER AGE -NANCY KELLY, twelve -year -old star of "The Wizard of Oz." And there have been "I feel certain that is why she has pictures taken of Nancy than have been taken of most adults, including the stars of radio, screen and stage. remained so perfectly natural." TAKING THE MASKS OFF "MEN ABOUT TOWN" MEN ABOUT TOWN? Don't let the label mislead veered to music because he got a bigger "kick" out of son River on an ice boat. Jack occasionally appears you. Under the heading of "revelations" or it. He rates today among the outstanding arrangers for at first-night openings, but he will tell you confidentially ntimate disclosures," the truth must be ensemble singing in the United States. that he could live very nicely without them. told: Then, there's Frank Luther, lead tenor of the trio. The other day the Men About Town were making First, by way of identification, you hear them at 8 Frank comes nearest to being a "man about town," but a movie short. Dressed in evening clothes, white ties o'clock CST over NBC every Sunday night as "The he's far more interested in playing handball or tennis and top hats, they walked onto the set. The director, Men About Town," on Manhattan Merry -Go-Round. than he is in attending openings. When you see Luther seeing them, turned to the script girl and said: "Now, Every Saturday night at 9 o'clock CST you hear them at a first night, he's there because he writes a lot about that's how three men about town took. All the grace over the NBC network with B. A. Rolfe's Terraplane radio. He was a minister before he- took up singing on and ease in the world! What poise! I tell you, they orchestra And every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri- the radio. All his tendencies are against the tinsel and are the essence of sophistication! You've heard a lot day evening at 7 o'clock CST over a CBS network you glamour that are generally associated with the life of about men about town, you know, in the Broadway hear them as "The Happy Wonder Bakers." a typical "man about town." columns, and -well, Miss Stewart, there are three of What, you didn't know their style? -They sing Then, there's Phil Duey, one of radio's outstanding them. If I'd been casting them I couldn't have made smart. snappy songs, often sophisticated. And they baritone soloists, in addition to being the baritone of a better choice. They certainly look like what they're sing them with a lilt that certainly lives up to their title. the Men About Town. He looks like a former college called." But "Men About Town," so far as old man Webster athlete. He is! He looks, too, like a million dollars And Arranger Will Donaldson, directing the orches- goes, is out. In fact, they're men about country estates in a tuxedo -the closest he comes to passing for a man tra for the picture, smiled. He knew that Duey was a whole lot more. about town. wondering whether they'd be through in time to catch For instance, Will Donaldson, who arranges the But Phil is deeply interested in his wife and family. the 5:20 for Larchmont. He knew that Parker had sparkling songs they sing, owns a chicken farm. He's He would sooner try to smack 80 in the eye on a golf promised to take his little daughter to the supper show far more likely to be able to tell you how many eggs course than anything else that can be accomplished at a neighborhood movie, and that Luther was trying you can expect from a Bull Orpington or a Plymouth away from the loudspeaker. to get to a gym for a handball game with Bugs Baer, Rock hen, than he is to tell you who attended the big Jack Parker, whose fine lyric tenor voice tops the his handball buddy. opening at a 'downtown hotel, recently. Donaldson trio; spends most of his' time on the water. When And so Donaldson looked at the director, smiled ,started out to be an etcher and an oil painter, then he isn't sailing you'll fiìid him' racing about the Hud- and said: "Oh, yeah ?" 9 VOICE OF EXPERIENCE WINNERS MAIL from RADIO If he believes in a double standard and holds that wives after marriage. Your choice of clothes. entertainment, friends. GUIDE readers has should be unquestionably submissive to their husbands and you may not be suitable for a "wife," and unhappiness. humiliation. inundated the desk hold a different view then your matrimonial bark will be wrecked perhaps separation, would be a logical consequence. before it leaves Honeymoon Harbor. Talk matters over with him It is certainly most your to you to of the Voice of Experi- unfair of finance ask calmly and have a clear understanding. Then if you do not give up smoking merely because you bear his name; nor should ence since he asked their agree fundamentally, you should thank God that the smoke he expect you to relinquish your individuality. Do explain this help in solving other from your cigaret showed you which way the wind blows to him, tactfully. If he gives up smoking, I should advise you readers' problems. From before you set sail on a voyage predestined to failure. No to do it, too. Otherwise, keep on smoking and maintain the right the mountainous stack marriage happiness can exist between a domineering husband and to assert your privilege of choosing your method of enjoyment. he has selected ten for a thinking wife when their basic Ideas of marriage differ. Elaine Weston, special award. These let- Mary C. Adams, Box 64, Princeton, New Jersey. by sym- 6104 Wocdlawn Avenue, Chicago, Ill The two others whose letters were included among the five ters are written to receive autographed, deluxe editions of the Voice of Experi- pathetic readers who ral- ence's book, are: R. M. Jannsen, 856 East Oak Street, Kankakee, lied to the assistance of Love Will Conquer Illinois, and F. M. Bowman. 1130 Hamlin Street, Fremont, Ohio. Lorraine McC., bride-to- Dear Lorraine: The reason the male brute gives the female Five more readers whose letters of solution were singled out be. In her letter to The brute little or no attention except during the positive season is by The Voice, to receive copies of the regular edition of the book are: Mrs. John Manfred Larsen, Avenue, Voice, published in these simply because he sees so much of him in her that she is as 6805 Greenview Chicago, Illinois; C. Hilleboe, 909 issue for ordinary and common in his sight as himself. Second Avenue, N. W., Minot, columns in the North The degree of intelligence in man is after all his measure for Dakota; Charles H. Wolfe, 625 Centre Street, Freeland, the week ending January Pennsylvania; asked womanhood. He sees in her the procreator of the future genera- Clyde Walter Ehrhardt, Ph.D., 78 Fair Street, 27, Lorraine tion. She must be finer Middlebourne, West Virginia; and Laura N. Coats, 318 S. W. is fair for a than he. whether it God created man from the dirt of the earth. After noting Fourth Street, Richmond, Indiana. prospective husband to his earthlin: antics, He very promptly decided man could not Herewith another letter is published, this time setting forth a problem vitally involving the demand of his wife that live alone. To create man a mate God must have felt required to lives and futures of three orphans. The "interested Aunt" who writes it needs she cease smoking after provide something that would refine and elevate His child, so your counsel. The Voice of Experience invites you to give it to her. Put yourself marriage, despite the He cast a deep sleep on man and took a clean white perfect bone from the body and created woman. in the place of the aunt. Give her the best suggestions and fact he is unwilling to you The race stands or falls on the virtue, stamina, refinement. advice have, and send them in. give up the habit. From the letters courage, dependability and suffering of our women. To retain received, The Voice will select ten. Five of the persons of those whose solutions are picked Each our respect they must remain above us. A male who will marry will receive autographed were selec- copies of the deluxe edition of the book. "The Voice of Experi- whose letters a woman whc has lowered her standards is much like a thing ence," written by The Voice. The other five will be mailed a t e d will receive t h e burrowing through a city dump ground hunting cast -off articles. copy of the regular edition. RADIO GUIDE reserves the right promised edition of the A man would hunger nigh to death before prostituting his The Voice of Experience, donor and interesting manhood. to print any letter selected. of autographed his useful Your letter should not exceed two hundred words and must copies of I sincerely hope and trust you love your man enough to do book readers book, "The Voice of Ex- be written only on one side of the paper. to The to who solve as woman has for thousands of years. Place yourself above your Send it perience," written by the Voice of Experience. c/o RADIO 551 Avenue, New other readers' problems non -essential and acquired habits, be the woman God would have GUIDE, Fifth and autographed York City, N. Y. master, you, and man will very much desire you. Charles C. Foster, y him. 924 West Gandy Street, Denison, Texas. This week's problem is presented for your solution below: A few of the selected letters follow: Another Woman's View Send Children to a Home Smoke Shows the Way Dear Loraine: In my opinion, the seemingly trivial question Dear Voice of Experience: Six weeks ago my sister Dear Lorraine: No, Lorraine, of course your fiance's atti- -whether or not you should give up smoking-assumes massive died, leaving three orphaned children all under ten years tude about your smoking is not right, and neither is yours. proportions; not merely in itself, but with respect to your of age. The husband and father died more than a year To smoke or not to smoke is not your problem at all. Your fiance's future attitude regarding similar problems that will ago. None of us relatives are able to take the three problem is one of temperament and belief. If your fiance is so present themselves after marriage. children and rear them together, but three families of domineering before you are married about a non -essential matter, It seems to me that the marital happiness of you both will us are willing to take one child each. what will he be when serious problems come up? If you resent be greatly jeopardized unless this is matter thoroughly thrashed My oldest his autocratic attitude about something that is not of vital im- out. Although marriage is the merging of two people, neverthe. brother contends, however, that the portance, how will you submit to his demands which touch your less, each partner is an individual entitled to his own likes. three children should be put in a home, where they will very heart and soul; your life itself? For instance, the training dislikes, tastes, which should be tolerated, and, yes, respected. not be separated. Some action must be taken within of your children; the handling of money, and other essential If you give in graciously to your fiance's (to him) unproble. the next month. Please advise what you think we domestic matters and personal relations. motical statement, you may find yourself in a difficult situation should do. INTERESTED AUNT AWARDS IN 15th BETTER RADIO CONTEST

by number, and allowing the listeners to Report of Judges pick the best one? PROGRAM: "THE Suggestion: Why not dramatize some HE results of RADIO GUIDE'S Fifteenth SHOW BOAT" of the Better Radio Contest, covering the old River traditions, and past his- T RAYM OND GOFORTH, P. 0. Box 97, tory? Natchez' "Under the Hill" would Maxwell House Show Boat, brings fill a volume. vividly fact that the sponsors can First Prize, $25.00: Lancaster, Texas out the Advertising: A bit overdone. Captain rest on their laurels with the presentation MRS. F. G. ALLAN, 2096 Elbur Avenue, Prize, and "Marrigr" do it very well. Tiny's they are now offering. The Thursday Second $10.00: Lakewood, Ohio ballyhoo is sec- superfluous. night full -hour program evoked the Grace L. Bradbury, 917 Algeria Avenue, Coral Gables, Florida Raymond in the Goforth ond largest vote polled so far $5.00 Prizes: Gretchen Watson, 787 1 -2 Ninth Street, Boulder, Colorado send- Better Radio Contest, 5,193 listeners W. Sheffield, Box 1 42, Haworth, New Jersey ing in ballots with 99 percent expressing Second Prize -$10.00 approval. SHOW BOAT SCOREBOARD high percentage of sat- I certainly do like the Maxwell House This extremely How the contestants rated the program as a whole and the individual stars: isfaction was evidenced with nearly every Show Boat Hour. Number Number Percentage Percentage Any program that features such wonder- feature of the highly diversified program, for against for against only the advertising failing to exceed 90 ful voices as those of Lanny Ross, Con- percent approval. The commercial cred- The Program 5121 72 99 1 rad Thibault, Annette Hanshaw, Lois Ben- were not far behind the en- Captain Henry 3845 164 96 4 nett, and the Show Boat Four merits any its, however, music lover's appreciation. tertainment in the matter of sanction as Lanny Ross 4417 56 99 1 228 out of 1997 voiced dissatisfac- Gus Haenschen's orchestral background only Conrad Thibault 3119 28 99 1 to this vocal ensemble tion. In light of the general disapproval leaves nothing to radio, this was a com- Annette Hanshaw 3024 345 90 10 be desired as they play every type of of advertising in music with beauty mendable mark and stamps the coffee Gus Haenschen's and understanding. in the placing The mirth provoking antics of Molasses company as discriminating Orchestra 2744 77 97 3 and provide of its selling copy. January amusing interludes Mary Lou 996 95 to this musical hour which are as good as Because of the lack of space it is im- Tiny Ruffner 888 100 9 any comedy on the air. possible to list all the features of the pro- Molasses and January 3333 152 96 4 But I think this program's main appeal gram such as the many persons who have is its Advertising 1769 228 89 11 in simplicity. Captain Henry, Maria, filled the role of Mary Lou; need for Mary Lou, Lanny Ross and the others brevity also bars listing of honorable men- become real personalities and the slender tion winners. We have accepted the vote stand too close to the mike. Give him thread of romance is skillfully woven into on the character Mary Lou, as an First Prize -$25.00 more speaking lines. Has a grand speak- the hour. adjunct to the program and find that it ing voice. Then we come to that bugaboo of the rated 91 percent approbation. Tiny Ruff- The Program: Great. Mary Lou: Don't care for soprano radio listener, the advertising. I'm sure ner, announcer, won 100 percent approval Captain Henry: Can't be beat as M. C. solos. She's great in the ensemble. I like no one can take offense at the Maxwell with 888 voters, while Capt. Henry was Let him sing more. Conrad also in the ensemble. House method, which, under the capable condemned by but 4 percent of the 4009 Annette Hanshaw: My favorite of the Ensemble Singing: Great. Suggest more handling of Tiny Ruffner blends without who mentioned his part in the presenta- gang. She's the "Rainbow Rhythm Girl" slow music with plenty of harmony. discord into the Show Boat background tion. of Radioland. Voice is warm and color- Showboat Four: Always welcome. Our "loyalty to Maxwell House Coffee" All but 10 percent of Annette ful. The speaker even radiates her per- Molasses and January: I look forward is certainly a very cheap price to pay for shaw's listeners commended her intriguing sonality -plus. - to 'em. Good line of gab. such a wonderful hour of entertainment, "blues" voice, and "Molasses and Janu- Lanny Ross: A great singer. He's im- My vote for Mary Lou: Lois Bennett. which, like the coffee it represents, is ary," comedians, were disapprove by proving. Why not stage an audition, on a pro- "good to the last drop." only 152 out of 3485 voters. Conrad Thibault: Good, but seems to gram, of all three girls, indicating them Mrs. F. G. Allan 10 This department is solely for the use of our readers and its columns are offered to each of you as means of providing an opportunity to voice your opinions on radio and those who are a part of it. We want you to express yourself so LET'S ALL GET TOGETHER AND TALK THINGS OVER. It is literally a people's forum where opinions. criticisms and sug- gestions from all corners of the country can be exchanged. In cordially inviting you to contribute we also urge you to send in your photograph when writing. You have a right to be seen as well as heard. Yours may be a particularly interesting comment so your picture should be a valuable addition to the scrapbooks of those who preserve mementos of radio. RADIO GUIDE, in conducting this feature for the readers, will be as careful as possible with your photograph but assumes no responsibility for its return. As many pictures will be used each week as is possible. We try to use worthwhile VOL letters in the order of their receipt. Failure to send your photograph will not bar your letter from publication.

Using Radio Intelligently Resents Network Tactics Sew- w -w -w, Mr. Taylor Birmingham, Ala. Chicago, IL Seattle, Wash. Dear VOL: Dear VOL: Dear VOL: You might be interested in knowing how I keep my radio In Plummer's language, a truck -load of prunes to the NBC It is rather surprising to me that no one has yet mentioned programs listed. I get my RADIO GUIDE every week and read executives for putting Vic and Sade opposite The Easy Aces on the surprising development of Deems Taylor from a staid man thoroughly. it I note all the new programs and hunt for orches- the CBS. Any one with half an eye of letters and astute critic, to a tras that I've missed for the past weeks. For instance, there's could see the plot back of such s charming and humorous master of Harold Stern's orchestra. I lost them for several months and deal as this. With the same childish Ceremonies. last week found him listed from New York. jealousy that has so frequently mud- While the comparison is not a I have bought a book from the ten -cent store and numbered dled radio matters up before, these very flattering one to many who each page. In the front of the book I have a page for each two big networks are reduced to function ably as na. c.'s, I am al- day of the week. I char each program beginning at 6 p. m, pitting audiences against one another. most tempted to say that Taylor's as follows: All they do is split up the audience case is the first on record where a because I know silk Time Program Station Dial No. in my own case I purse was converted into a listen to one one day and the other, sow's ear. Of course. there are changes from time to time but I make the next. It certainly is a poor way Won't you some day give us an erasures and put down the new notations. Then in the back to make friends. Another thing- insight into the manner in which of the book I keep pages for orchestras and their themes, and both of these acts should be on at this composer -critic was drafted into dramas with their characters. Also for each orchestra on a night as they are of enough merit radio to set up a standard which commercial program I put down the name of the announcer and to hold the bigger audiences that might well serve as an example the featured for soloist. listen after dinner in the evening. all who desire to enter this field? Then I jot down notes such as the name of a book recom- It so happens that I have a Incidentally this would seem mended by like Alexander Woollcott, Ripley's interesting "Believe it radio at my office so that I can the right place to thank the or Not" items and other things interest. spon- of You see, I do not listen to an occasional day -time pro- sors of that program for bringing miss anything. I really make a study of my radio. Lillian Salevitch gram. But if this condition should Al Jolson back. He makes so few Mrs. Ruth B. Strange Ralph Garrison change and I were to have to miss stage or film appearances now that opportunities to hear him both of these programs I would certainly feel that I was being are all too rare. If he reads RADIO GUIDE, as probably all robbed of something. Why should the women get all the breaks? radio artists do, I hope he stumbles across my request for him Ralph Garrison to repeat the Jewish song about the little tailor. Meeting of the Bored Lillian Salevitch Leavenworth, Kan. Dear VOL: Loyal, but Programs -Ugh! Three other girls and myself recently decided to spend two Auburndale, L Z hours together each evening for a week listening to radio pro- Dear VOL: grams of all kinds, with the thought This letter, in answer to "Willing to Pay" is my first one A Sportsman Complains 1 in mind of criticising or compli- to any magazine, but this is not the first time that this subject menting, St. Paul, Minn. depending on what we dis- of advertising on the radio has aroused my ire. Dear VOL: covered. I cannot help thinking that people who are always grumbling More power to RADIO GUIDE for inaugurating the column And I'm afraid about sponsors mentioning that the sta- their products, show a lack of in -. telling us where to tune in for sports broadcasts. It is just an- tions wouldn't be very flattered if tellect and very little gratitude for the wonderful programs. other demonstration of the thorough they knew how bored we had become As for English programs, may I say that my husband and manner in which your magazine by the third night. There is certainly I are both English and proud of itl But if there is anything covers the field. It is the only place a hopeless similarity between pro- putrid in England it is the programs heard over the wireless. I know of where you can find com- grams, barring, of course, a few like I know; I have lived there all my life until five years ago when plete information which is import- Stoopnagle we came to this and Budd, lack Benny's country. Two years ago we went back for a tut on these winter nights when half hour year and the programs and the Lombardo pro- were as dull as ever; plenty of highbrow one doesn't always feel like go- gram. music, serious speeches, two or three good dance orchestras, ing out and would like to know and two or three times But most of the comedy shows a week a variety show. where a sports broadcast can be But, let are built on identical patterns with me add, this variety program, if heard on one station heard. It'a too bad that big net- on Tuesday, is repeated over only the personalities being a bit other stations later in the week. works like NBC and CBS can't Does that show how short they different. Certainly the jokes are are of really good programs? take up some sports beside sec- changeless and are threadbare by America leaves us far behind in real radio entertainment. tional football games and Marcella Frank the world constant use. Musical programs are Kathleen M. Moody series. Even if they couldn't get pretty monotonous and the repetition of tunes is terrible. sponsors they could be building Radio needs a Ziegfeld. good -will which they certainly could Marcella Frank. His Absence Voorhees Her use. We have cooking and sewing Paducah, Ky. and reading lessons for the women; Dear VOL: juvenile shows by the dozens for Have been reading everything I could get my hands on for the children and in fact all sorts of The Land of some sort of a story, but cannot find a word anywhere to explain programs especially prepared for the Free Gilbert Keene why Don Voorhees was taken off the everyone except the men, who after Butte, Show Boat program. While I think Dear VOL: Mont. all, furnish the wherewithal to support the advertisers on radio. Haenschen's orchestra is an excel- Why not Every so often you print in consider the man of the house a little? He's the your column a complaint from lent one, I am too loyal an admirer potential someone who has written six or investor in the wares that are sold via the radio. eight times to a band leader or of Voorhees to want to have him re- some Gilbert Keene other radio performer without placed. I can't understand why getting a reply or the 8 x 10 photo- sponsors permit people to grow fond graph requested. Six letters at of their favorites and then suddenly three cents is eighteen cents, which take them off. they spend without results whereas, Nor is that the only kick I if they would spend the three cents would like to register as long as I for a stamp and enclose twenty -five am writing. This however is not We're Sorry We Erred cents they would get quick results. aimed so much at radio as it is to New York Maybe they do City, N. Y. not know it but listeners who go suddenly moral and Dear VOL: these stars get requests up to as declare that they will not listen to This is from Irving Gross the crippled shut -in who hasn't many as a hundred thousand and Rudy Vallee any more because of been able to walk for the past ten years. I must sit if all photographs were in my mailed free his difficulties with his wife. Rudy's chair all day long. I wrote you a letter the early part the senders would actually of De be bank- private life and his radio career cember requesting that you publish it in your column, which rupted. Photographers do not give are two different spheres and so you did. But you made a mistake in the address which shoula these prints to radio people so how long as he doesn't offend in the be 189 East 2d Street, Manhattan, New York, N. Y., but it was can they, in turn, be asked to his work, Grace Lewis send course of I certainly don't printed 129 by mistake. So far I have not received any letters them out without the money to see why he should suffer condem- due to the mistake. I would love to receive letters from anyone cover the bare cost? Don't be a chiseler. Put yourself . in your nation because . of a personal ex- Mae favorite's place. Kirch who reads of my condition so hope you will print this giving perience which could happen to anyone. the address correctly this time. Grace Lewis Mae Kirek Irving Gross 12 Radio Guide Log of Stations Sunday, February 11 High Spot Selections (MIDWESTERN EDITION) Call Kilo- Power, Net - For Letters cycles Watts Location work Look for the Bell j. for Religious Services and Programs The Day KMOX 1090 50,000 St. Louis, Mo. CBS 1:00 p. m.- Broadway Melodies; Helen Mor- 10:20 A.M. WMAQ -Bridge Club gan; Jerry KYW 1020 10,000 Chicago, Ill. NBC WIND Freeman's orchestra: CBS - -Dance Hits WOWO -,,Gospel Temple Service WBBM network. WABCt 860 50,000 N. Y. City, N. Y. CBS WTAM -The New Dollar 10:30 A.M. 2:00 p. m. -N. Y. Philharmonic Symphony; III. CBS 1:45 P.M. WBBM 770 25,000 Chicago, NBC -Poet Prince; Anthony Frome, tenor: WJZ Hans Lange, conducting; Vladimir Horo- WLW WENR NBC -Gems of Melody; Soprano: WEAF WMAQ WCCO 810 50,000 Minn'polis, Minn. CBS witz, guest: CBS -WBBM network. CBS Lake City Tabernacle, Choir and WOC WHO WTAM WDAF WDAF 610 1,000 Kansas City, Mo. NBC -Salt p. Organ: WOWO KMOX WHAS WCCO WIND WG N-Ensemble Music 3:00 m.- Father Coughlin's Address: Pri- WEAFt 660 50,000 N. Y. City, N. Y. NBC WBBM -Organ Interlude, Dr. Ronfort WHAS -Organ Melodies vate network including KYW. WENR 870 50,000 Chicago, III. NBC WJJD -Happy Go Lucky Time, Art Linick 2:00 P.M. 3 :30 p. m.- Hoover Sentinels Concert; or- WOC -WHO Bowes' Capitol Family (NBC) chestra under direction Josef Koestner: WFBM 1230 1,000 Indianapolis, Ind. CBS -Major NBC -Wayne King's Orchestra: WEAF WLW WOC NBC -WMAQ network. WGN 720 25,000 Chicago, Ill. 10:45 A.M. WHO WTAM WMAQ WDAF NBC -Don Hall Trio and Phantom Strings: WJZ CBS -New York Philharmonic Symphony Orches- 3 :30 p. m.- Princess Pat Players; three -act 820 25,000 Louisville, Ky. CBS WHAS WLW tra; Hans Lange, conducting: WABC WHAS romance drama: NBC -WENR network. WIND 560 1,000 Gary, Ind. CBS KMOX- Romance of Music KMOX WCCO WBBM WFBM 5:00 p. m.- Cadillac Concert; Mme. Lotte WJJD 1130 2.0,000 Chicago, Ill. KYW -Sunday Morning Sunshine Program KYW -New Deal Speaker Lehman, operatic soprano; Arturo Tos- WGN -Ensemble Music Y. NBC WBBM -Hal Kemp's Orchestra canini, conductor: N BC-WEN R network. WJZt 760 50,000 N. Y. City, N. WIN D-Greek Hour WEN R-Better Speech Institute 5:45 p. Ward's Family Theater; Act WLS 870 50,000 Chicago, III. NBC WJJ D-Polish Program m.- II 11:00 A.M. at 6:30 p. m.: CBS -WBBM network. WLW 700 50,000 Cincinnati, Ohio NBC P.M. KMOX- Fourth Church of Christ Scientist 2:15 6:30 p. m. -Joe Penner: NBC -WLS network. WMAQ 670 5,000 Chicago, Ill. NBC WGN -Palmer House Ensemble WBBM -People's Church of Chicago, Dr. Pres- 7:00 p. m. -Eddie Cantor, comedian; Rubin - WOC- ton Bradley 2:30 P.M. off's orchestra: NBC -WMAQ network. WHO 1000 50.000 Des Moines, Ia. NBC W EN Service R- Central Church NBC -Jan Garber's Orchestra: WJZ WLW KYW 7:30 p. m. -Fred Waring's Orchestra; Roy WOWO 1160 10,000 Fort Wayne, Ind. CBS WGN -University of Chicago Chapel Service NBC-To be announced: WEAF WTAM WMAQ WIND Services; Rev. E. Clark Chapman Andrews, explorer, guest: WTAM 1070 50.000 Cleveland. Ohio NBC -Methodist WDAF WLW -Organ Recital; Arthur Chandler, Jr. WGN -Dan Baker, tenor CBS -WBBM network. tNetwork Programs Listed Only. WTAM -Merle Jacobs' Orchestra WJJD -Sunday Concert 8:00 p. m. -Will Rogers: NBC -WLW network. 11:15 A.M. WLS-Fireside Melodies 8:30 p. m.- American Album of Familiar NBC -Baby Rose Marie, songs: WJZ WLW WOC -WHO -Knox Program Music: NBC -WMAQ network. Notice NBC -Gordon String Quartet: WTAM WMAQ 2:45 P.M. 9:00 p. m. -Jack Benny, comedian; Frank KYW -Sunshine Program WGN -Ensemble Music Black's orchestra: NBC -WMAQ network. These programs as here presented were as WOC- WHO -Iowa Auto Market WLS- Musical Fantasy p. m. guest, correct and as accurate as the broadcasting 9:30 -Hall of Fame; Helen Hayes, WOC- WHO Program companies and RADIO GUIDE could make them 11:30 A.M. -Musical noted actress: NBC -WMAQ network. at the time of going to press. However, emer- CBS- Madison Ensemble: WCCO WOWO 3:00 P.M. gencies that arise at the studios sometimes neces- NBC-Radio City Concert; Symphony Orchestra: NBC-Albert Payson Terhune's Dog Drama: sitate eleventh hour changes in program listings, WJZ WLW WJZ WLS current time. etc. NBC -U. of C. Round Table Discussion, NBC -Looking Over the Week, John B. Kennedy: 5:30 P.M. topics: WEAF WOC WHO WMAQ WTAM WEAF WTAM WDAF N BC -Our American Schools, Sidney Morse, WDAF Coughlin Network -Rev. Father Charles E. Cough- speaker: WEAF 1VMAQ MORNING 11:45 A.M. lin: KMOX KYW WOC WHO WOWO CBS -Smiling Ed McConnell, songs: WABC CBS Evelyn Wrench, British journalist: WIN D-Afternoon Musical 8:00 A.M. -Sir WHAS KMOX WCCO WBBM WABC WLW-,,The Nation's Family Prayer Period Hour; Vocal snd Instrumental WDAF-humming Birds NBC-Children's WCCO -Hon Royal A. Stone, "John Marshall, WMAQ -Frank Wilson. tenor; Adele Starr WFBM Second Presbyterian Church concert; Recitations; Dramatic Readings: Chief Justice WLW WENR 3:15 P.M. WIN D-Mellows- with Merrill Foland WJZ CBS -Junior Bugle, children's program: WABC NBC -Vee and Johnny- songs: WEAF WTAM WJJD- Polish Program WOWO WHAS WCCO 1VFBM AFTERNOON WDAF WMAQ WOC- WHO -Studio Program NBC -The Balladeers: WEAF WMAQ WTAM WGN -Male Quartet WTAM -Strings and Ivory (NBC) WLS -Studio Program WDAF 12:00 Noon 5:45 P.M. KMOX- Bible Broadcaster 3:30 P.M. NBC- Russian Symphonic Choir: WEAF WDAF CBS -Family Theater; Act I.: WABC KMOX KYW-Sunday Morning Sunshine Program WTAM NBC-Princess Pat Pageant, dramatic sketch: WJJD -Catholic Services WBBM WFBM WHAS CBS -,,Church of the Air: WABC WHAS WCCO WJZ WENR WCCO -Did You Know That? 8:30 A.M. WIND WFBM NBC -Hoover Sentinels' Concert, Edward Davies, WGN -Wayne King's Orchestra NBC -Cloister Bells: WEAF WMAQ WTAM KMOX -To be announced baritone; Harvey Hays, narrator; Chicago WIND -String Trio A Capella Choir; Josef Koestner's WDAF KYW -Uncle Bob with the Comics Orchestra: WJJD- Sunday Meetin', Uncle Joe Dobson WIND -Bright and Fast WGN -Reading the Comics WEAF WMAQ WLW WTAM WDAF WTAM -Organ Symphonettes (NBC) WJJD- Sunday Morning Frolic WMAQ -Radio City Concert (NBC) WGN -Organ Recital WOWO -Old Time Religion WOC -WHO- Poetic Reveries WIND -Gary Civic Repetory 5:55 P.M., WJJD -American- German Hour 8:45 A.M. WOWO -Fred Tangeman Ensemble KMOX- Sports Reporter 12:30 P.M. 3:45 P.M. WOC -WHO- Sports Review NBC-Alden Elkins, bass- baritone: WEAF WTAM WGN -Dance Orchestra WDAF NBC Youth Radio Conference, Dr. -,,National WJJ D-Fred Beck, organist KMOX- Religious Education Daniel A. Poling: WJZ WMAQ 4:00 P.M. NIGHT WMAQ -Program Preview CBS -Lazy Dan, The Minstrel Man: WABC WHAS KMOX WCCO WBBM WOWO NBC -Dream Drama: WEAF WOC WHO WENR 9:00 A.M. WTAM WDAF 6:00 P.M. NBC -Dale Carnegie, "Little Known Facts About NBC -Southland Sketches; Male Quartet; Levee Drums, CBS American Revue; Ethel Waters and Well Known People ": WEAF WTAM CBS -Roses and drama: WABC WHAS -The Band: WJZ WENR Jack Denny's WABC WDAF -Singing Strings KMOX WCCO WBBM Orchestra: KMOX CBS of the Air: WABC KMOX Doctors WFBM -Church _-WFBM- Variety Program KYW -Two Matinee with Rex Maupin's WCCO WBBM WHAS NBC -Court of Human Relations, dramatization: WIND -Hungarian Hour Orchestra NBC Radio Pulpit, Dr. S. Parkes Cadman: WFBM -,,Wheeler Mission Program WEAF WMAQ WTAM - Polish Music Hour WEAF WMAQ WTAM WDAF WLS- -Joseph Hassmer, baritone CBS -Eddie South's Orchestra: WBBM WCCO WLW Jacob Tarshish WGN WFBM-Jake's Entertainers -,,Rabbi WIND -Norse Hour WHAS WOC -WHO-Drake University WGN -Bible Readings and Organ Recital WJJ D-Paul Whiteman's Orchestra N BC-Ted Weems' Orchestra; Bert Lahr, come- P.M. WIND -Modern Melodies 12:45 WLW-Sinilin' Ed McConnell dian ; Guest Artist: WJZ WLW WLS WLW -Kentucky Mountain Work Program WOC- WHO -Singing Strings, (NBC) WMAQ-Organ Recital KYW-Five Minutes Past Forty WOC -WHO- Christian Science Services 1:00 P.M. WOWO- ,,Church of the Nazarene WFBM -Studio Program WOWO- Sunshine Melodies NBC -Bar X Days and Nights, romance of the 4:15 P.M. WGN -Book Talk, Prof. Percy Boynton 9:15 A.M. early West: WJZ KYW NBC -To be announced: WEAF WOC WHO WIND -Two Gypsies WIND- Favorite Dance Bands NBC -Gene Arnold and the Commodores: WEAF WMAQ WTAM WDAF WOC -WHO- Studio Program WOC-WHO -Winfred Glass, pianist WMAQ WLW WTAM KYW -Gertrude Nova Broadway Melodies; Helen Morgan; Jerry 6:15 P.M. 9:30 A.M. CBS- WENR -Race Relations (NBC) Freeman's Orchestra; Chorus: WABC KMOX WGN -Organ Recital CBS -Ace Brigocle's Orchestra: WIND WHAS NBC- Samovar Serenade, Balalaika orchestra: WCCO WBBM WHAS WJJ D-Music and Banter WBBM WJZ WENR WDAF-The Sendol Singer 4:30 P.M. KMOX -The News Parade CBS -Melody Parade: WHAS KMOX WCCO KYW -The Globe Trotter; Sports Review WGN -Uncle Quin's Scalawags N BC-Grand Hotel, drama: WJZ WENR WIND WCCO- Thelma Holm Erickson, pianist WOC -WHO- Musical Program Crumit and Julia Sanderson: WABC NBC Marimba Typica Band: WEAF CBS -Frank WDAF Spratt's Melody Men -Mexican WOWO- ,,Missionary Hour WHAS KMOX WFBM -Jack WMAQ WTAM WDAF WFBM -Conservatory Program 1:15 P.M. NBC Picture Time, sketch: WEAF WMAQ WBBM -Morning Popular Songs -Talkie WG N-Ensemble Music WOC WHO WTAM WDAF WFBM Men Builders WG N-Ensemble Music WIND -Enchanted Violin -Christian Petroleum WBBM -Frank Wilson, tenor; Adele Starr WGN -Sunday Morning Concert WOC-WH 0-Mid-Continent WJJD -Ozark Mountain Symphonies WCCO- Augsburg College Choir Munn, tenor 1:30 P.M. WOC -WHO-Hymn Sing WJJD -Frank WGN- Bernice Taylor, soprano WOC- WHO -ji Watch Tower Program NBC -Rings of Melody; piano duo; vocalist: WJZ KYW WLW WJJD -Moissaye Boguslowski, pianist 6:20 P.M. 9:45 A.M. in the CBS -Big Hollywood Show; Abe Lyman's Or- WLW -,,Little Church Hills WCCO -Ace Brigode's Orchestra (CBS) CBS -Organ Melodies: WIND WCCO chestra; "Accordiana ": WABC KMOX WCCO 4:45 P.M. KYW-Three Strings CBS -The Playboys: WABC WHAS KMOX WCCO I See It; Rabbi Albert L Gordon WBBM WFBM -As 6:30 P.M. WBBM WOWO Travelogues, Malcolm La Prade: WGN -Allan Grant, pianist NBC -Cook Penner, comedian; Harriet vo- WJJD -Protestant Services, Rev. C. D. Payne WEAF WDAF 5:00 P.M. NBC -Joe Hilliard, calist; Ozzie Nelson's Orchestra: WJZ WLW WLW-Mexican Marimba Band (NBC) WGN -Ensemble Music NBC -Symphony Orchestra; Mme. Lottie Leh- WLS 10:00 A.M. WHAS -,,Little Church Around the Corner man, soprano; Arturo Toscanini, conductor: Hour; William Klein WJZ WLW WENR CBS -Family Theater; Act II.: WABC WHAS NBC -Hall and Gruen, piano team: WEAF WTAM WIND- German WFBM KMOX WBBM Celebration, talk CBS -Songs My Mother Used to Sing; Jacques WMAQ WDAF WLS-G.A.R. KYW -Pinto Pete Arnold KMOX Renard's Orchestra; Oliver Smith, tenor: CBS -Rhoda and Taylor Buckley: WCCO -We, the People; W. I. Nolan WCCO WIND Muriel Wilson, soprano: WABC KMOX WCCO WBBM WFBM WG N-Sports Reporter NBC -Morning Musicale, musical art quartet: WIND -Polish Hour WJZ WENR WLW NBC-,,Catholic Hour: WEAF WMAQ WTAM WBBM -Jack Brooks, tenor; Dr. Ronfort, organist WOC WHO WDAF 6:45 P.M. WHAS -Sunday Devotional Service $10,000.00 WGN -Wayne King's Orchestra CBS -Earl Hoffnman's Orchestra: WCCO WOWO- Sunshine Melodies WHAS -Organ Melodies with James Sheehy NBC -Wendell Hall, ukelele and songs: WEAF 10:15 A.M. WIND- Praise and Promise Hour WMAQ WOC WHO WTAM WDAF IN CASH PRIZES A. Nowinski NBC -Major Bowes' Capitol Family: WEAF WJJD -Polish Hour; CBS-Ritz -Tin -Tin Thriller, drama: WABC WHAS WMAQ WTAM WDAF 5:20 P.M. KMOX WBBM WFBM KYW -Bright Spots See Back Page WGN -Jan Garber's Orchestra WGN -Orchestra and Soloists WBBM -Singing Canaries; Dr. Ronfort, organist WJJD -The Pickard Family WJJD -Sunday Meetin', Uncle Joe Dobson Radio Guide 13 (SUNDAY CONTINUED) WLW-Johnny Johnson's Orchestra 10:45 P.M. NBC-Ted Black's Orchestra: WJZ WENR 7:00 P.M. WMAQ -Auld Sandy KMOX -Wayne Fletcher's Orchestra CBS -Vincent Lopez' Orchestra: WABC WHAS NBC -Eddie Cantor, comedian; Rubinoffs Or WTAM -Two Men and a Maid 10:50 P.M. WCCO WBBM KMOX Dunstedter's chestra: WEAF WLW WOC WHO WMAQ 10:20 P.M. WGN Garber's Orchestra -Eddie Orchestra -Jan KYW -Dan Russo's Orchestra WTAM WDAF WCCO-Junior Association of Commerce Fore- 11:00 P.M. CBS -An Evening in Paris: WABC WHAS KMOX caster WFBM -Louie Lowe's Orchestra NBC -Smith Ballew's Orchestra: WEAF WMAQ WGN -Late Dance Orchestras WBBM WFBM WCCO WOC- WHO -Studio Program WLW KYW -Studio WIND -Norman Care's Orchestra Program 10:30 P.M. CBS -Louis Panico's Orchestra: WABC WHAS WGN -Genevieve Forbes Herrick, talk WCCO WFBM WBBM 11:45 P.M. WIND -Music of Masters CBS -Ace Brigode's Orchestra: WABC WFBM KMOX WBBM NBC -Jimmy Lunceford's Orchestra: WJZ KYW -"When Day Is Done" WLS- Sunday Evening Club WTAM -Melodic Wanderings NBC -The Master Singers: WJZ. KYW WOC WHO 7:15 P.M. NBC -To be announced: WEAF WLW WMAQ WENR -Frankie Masters' Orchestra 12:00 Mid. WGN -Quin Ryan, sports events. WIND -Joe Chromis' Orchestra KYW -Tom Gentry's Orchestra WTAM P.M. WIND -Two Gypsies WCCO -Jimmy Joy's Orchestra 11:15 WBBM- Around the Town, dance orchestras 7:30 P.M. WENR -Ted Weems' Orchestra KMOX -Louis Panico's Orchestra (CBS) WENR -Clyde Lucas' Orchestra WFBM Orchestra CBS -Fred Waring s Orchestra; Roy Chapman WGN -Wayne King's Orchestra 11:30 P.M. -Dance Andrews, explorer, guest: WABC WHAS WHAS-Mal Ballet's Orchestra NBC -Carlos Molina's Orchestra: WOC WHO WIND -Micky Isley's Orchestra WMAQ Weems' Orchestra WCCO WFBM KMOX WBBM WOWO WIND -Micky Isley's Orchestra WTAM WMAQ -Ted 7:45 P.M. WIND-String Trio WOWO -Sport Highliehts 7:50 P.M. WGN -Genevieve Forbes Herrick from Washing- ton 8:00 P.M. CBS -The Seven Star Revue; Nino Martini, ten- or; Erno Rapee's Orchestra; Jane Froman, contralto; Ted Husing; the Vagabond Glee Club: WABC WOWO WHAS KMOX WCCO WFBM WBBM NBC -Manhattan Merry -Go- Round, Russian blues singer; David Percy, orchestra: WEAF WMAQ WOC WHO WTAM WDAF NBC -Will Rogers, guest artist; Revelers Quar tet; Emil Coleman's Orchestra: WJZ WLW KYW- Detec -a -tives Black and Blue WENR -Pat Barnes impersonations WGN -The Water Boys, male quartet WIND -Dance Orchestra 8:15 P.M. KYW -Clvde Lucas' Orchestra WENR -Frankie Masters' Orchestra WGN -Arthur Sears Henning. talk 8:30 P.M. NBC- American Album of Familiar Music, tenor, soprano, violinist, concert orchestra: WEAF WOC WHO WMAQ WTAM WDAF NBC -Walter Winchell, columnist: WJZ WLW WENR KYW -Tony Nuzzo's Orchestra WA'GN- Paulist Choristers WIND -Norman Care's Orchestra 8:45 P.M. NBC -Nat Shilkret's Orchestra: WJZ WENR KYW -Globe Trotter WLW -Unbroken. Melodies; Orchestra and vocal- ists 9:00 P.M. NBC -Jack Benny, comedian; Mary Livingstone, Frank Parker, tenor; Orchestra: WEAF WLW WOC WHO WMAQ WTAM WDAF CBS- Patri's Dramas of Childhood: WABC WHAS KMOX WCCO WBBM NBC -"Have You Ever Seen a Ghost Walking ?" drama: WJZ KYW WFBM- Fireside Singers and Orchestra WENR- Carlos Molina's Orchestra WIND -Micky Isley's Orchestra WOWO -Ted Connor's Orchestra 9:15 P.M. WENR- Edison Symphony Orchestra WGN -Hal Kemp's Orchestra WIND -Joe Belland, tenor WOWO -Jimmy Richard's Orchestra 9:30 P.M. NBC -Hall of Fame; Helen Hayes, actress, guest artist; John Erskine, master of cere- monies; Orchestra direction Nat Shilkret: WEAF WLW WMAQ WTAM WOC WHO WDAF CBS-Conclave of Nations: WABC WHAS WCCO WOWO KMOX -Carl Hohengarten's Orchestra; Glee Club Boys' and Girls' Trios KYW -The Old Apothecary WBBM -Vincent Lopez' Orchestra WFBM -Piano Twins WGN -Tomorrow's News WIND-Jackie Taylor's Orchestra 9:35 P.M. WGN -Headlines of Other Days 9:45 P.M. KYW -Meditation, vocal and instrumental (NBC) WBBM-Louis Panico's Orchestra WENR -Leon Bloom's Orchestra WFBM -Talk by Governor McNutt WGN- Hockey Game WIND -Talk by Gov. McNutt "["RANKLY, 10:00 P.M. don't you "Maybe that won't mean a NBC -To be announced: WEAF WENR WDAF L feel a bit annoyed when thing to you. I'm just sug- WTAM CBS -Little Jack Little's Orchestra: WABC someone tries to tell you what gesting that you try OLD WIND WHAS WBBM KMOX -C. Albert Scholin, organ recital cigarette you ought to smoke? GOLDS a few days ... and KYW-Up to Par WCCO- Beauty that Endures It seems to me that's a ques- then let your taste decide." WFBM -Atop the Indiana Roof WLW- Dimmick's Orchestra tion for your taste to decide. WMAQ -Automatic Sextet WOC -WHO- Sports Review say all the leading brands No better tobacco grows than is WOWO -c Bible Drama "I 10:15 P.M. are good. But I've settled used in OLD GOLDS. And they are NBC -Ennio Bolognini, 'cellist: WJZ WENR PURE. (No KMOX- Hockey Game; Oklahoma City vs. St. down to OLD GOLDS be- artificial flavoring) Louis Flyers KYW -Tom Gentry's Orchestra cause they're so nicely made, WBBM -Carrot Dickerson's Orchestra WCCO-Junior Association; Talk; Weather Re- so smooth and mild, and ports AMERICA'S 7721:9i CIGARETTE WDAF -Sports Reporter free of bite and rasp. Tune in on TED Fio- Rrro'a sensational Hollywood Orchestra every Wednesday night -Columbia Chain WFBM- Little Jack Little's Orchestra (CBS) r Radio Guide

Monday, February 12 HIGH SPOT SELECTIONS FOR THE DAY 9:45 a. CBS -Cooking Closeups, Mary Ellis Ames: WABC m.- Preview Streamline Train; speakers: NBC -WMAQ network. MORNING KMOX WCCO WBBM WFBM 10:00 a. m. -U. S. Navy Band: NBC -KYW network. WGN -Movie Personalities 10:45 a. m.- Senate Monorail Train Stunt: CBS -WIND network. WHAS 8:00 A.M. -Your Navy, talk 2:00 p. m. -Radio Guild: Arthur Goodman's "If Booth Had WIND -Dance Hits Missed ": NBC -WMAQ network. NBC -Breakfast Club, dance orchestra: WJZ 7:00 p. m. -Side Show: Clifford Soubier, barker; music: WJJD- University of Chicago NBC -WLS network. WMAQ 7:30 p. m. -Bing Crosby; Gus Arnheim's orchestra: CBS -WBBM CBS WLS- Poultry and Livestock Markets network. -Andy Arcari and the Three Naturals: 7:30 p. m.- Lawrence Tibbett, baritone; William WABC WMAQ -Women's Page of the Air Daly's orchestra: NBC -WMAQ network. WFBM WHAS 8:00 p. m.-Minstrel Show: NBC -Morning Glories; Dance Orchestra: WEAF 10:15 A.M. Gene Arnold; Harry Kogen, band director: NBC -WLS network. 8:00 p. m. -Frank WOC WHO WTAM NBC -Singing Strings, ensemble: WJZ WMAQ Parker, tenor; Harry Horlick's orchestra: NBC -WMAQ network. 8:30 p. KMOX- "Get Going Hour "; music, correct CBS-Morning Moods: WABC WHAS WOWO m. -The Big Show; Taylor Holmes and Mady Christians, foreign stage star, guest; time and current information KMOX WIND Isham Jones' orchestra: CBS -WBBM network. KYW- Musical Clock, variety program WBBM-Lucille Long, Jack Brooks, soloists; 8:30 p. m. -Ship of Joy, Lincoln's Day Program: NBC -WMAQ network. WBBM- Minute Parade Norm Sherr, pianist 9:00 p. m.- Carnation Contented Hour: Morgan Eastman's orchestra: WDAF-J Morning Bible Lessons WENR-Today's Children NBC -WMAQ network. WIND -Polish Hour WGN -Organ music WJJD -Happy Go Lucky Time, Art Linick WJJD -Choral Music. U. of C. WLS -Skyland Scotty, Mountain Songs 10:30 A.M. WLW -Home Care for the Sick NBC- Rhythm Ramblers, dance orchestra; Edna NBC -Vic and Sade, sketch: WJZ WMAQ KMOX- Exchange Club WOWO- Breakfast Club Odell, contralto: WJZ CBS- Mischa Raginsky's Ensemble: WABC WCCO WBBM-Kay Storey, songs WMAQ WFBM 8:15 A.M. CBS -Tony Wons, "Are You Listenin'?" WABC WFBM -Tramp Starr KMOX -St. Louis Medical Society WJJ CBS- Madison Ensemble: WABC WFBM WOWO WHAS KMOX WCCO WBBM D-Lawyers League WENR -College Inn Comedy KYW -Board of Healh Talk WLW-D.A -R. Talk NBC -I ands Trio and White. songs and comedy: WBBM -Louis Panico's Orchestra WEAF WOC WHO WLW WDAF WGN -Doring Sisters with Art Kahn WOWO- Koppers Peppers WIND- Hawaiian Serenade WGN- Ensemble Music WTAM- Viennese Ensemble WIND- Hungarian Hour WHAS WJJD- Freddie and Frankie -Monk and Sam WJJD-Mr. Schlagenhauer's Vodvil Theater WIND -Livestock Markets 2:30 P.M. WLS- Produce Report 10:45 A.M. WLW- Johnny NBC -Woman's Radio Review; Claudine McDon- CBS- Senate Johnson's Orchestra W1AM- Health and Hygiene: Vaughn King Monorail Train Stunt: WABC WIND WOC -WHO- Musical Program ald; Joseph Littau's Orchestra: WEAF WUC 8:25 A.M. WOWO WHO WTAM WDAF KMOX- WOWO -Happy Herb Heyworth WLS-Bentley Newscast Melody Weavers CBS-U. S. Marine Band: WABC WIND WHAS 8:30 A.M. WBBM -Hal Kemp's Orchestra 12:45 P.M. WCCO WCCO-Strollin' Tom CBS-Mischa Raginsky's Ensemble: WIND WOWO CBS -Metropolitan Parade: WABC WIND WFBM KMOX -Happy Green WENR -Woman's Features KMOX -Most Beautiful Waltzes; Noontimers Or- KYW -Parent WHAS chestra Teachers Program NBC -Bradley Kincaid, the WGN -Painted Dreams, sketch WBBM-- Clarence Wheeler's Orchestra Mountain Boy, Songs: WHAS- University KYW -South Sea Islanders (NBC) WEAF WOC WHO WDAF of Louisville WFBM-Two.Thirty Tunes WJJD -Name the Band WBBM-Jack Brooks, tenor; Norm Sherr, pian- WGN- Lawrence Salerno KMOX- Breakfast Club ist and Allan Grant WJJD -Hot Harmonies WOC -WHO-Grocers Wholesale WJJD-Duke of the Uke 11:00 A.M. WCCO -Cal Calloway WLW -Matiee Highlights WLS -Sunshine Express, Jack Kay, Ralph Emer. WFBM-Cowboys son, Wm. NBC -Gene Arnold and the Commodores: WJZ WOWO- Jovial Joe O'Connor WGN -Ensemble Music WLW WENR -Oklahoma Bob Albright WHAS-College of Agriculture 2:45 P.M. WOWO -Aloha Serenaders CBS -Voice of Experience, advice: WABC WHAS KMOX -The Song Revue; KMOX WBBM WCCO WOWO WMAQ -Dan Russti s Orchestra Michael McCabben; WTAM -Board of Education and Science Orchestra ; Trio NBC -Pollock and Lawnhurst, WOC -WHO -Jimmy and Jack 8:45 A.M. piano duo: WEAF WBBM -K. Avery and Eddie WMAQ WTAM WDAF 12:50 P.M. House NBC -Florenda Trio: WEAF WOC WHO WTAM WCCO -Stock Exchange WDAF KYW -Rex Maupin's Orchestra KMOX- Livestock Report WGN -Art Kahn, pianist WGN KMOX -Ozark Mountaineers -Your Child's Health, talk WJJ D-Harry Steele, News Commentator WJJD-Dream of Hawaii WIND-Today's Dance WLW-Business WJJD- Modernistic Melodies WJJD-Movie 1:00 P.M. News WLW- Rhythm Reporter, Talkie News NBC Jesters, male quartet WLW -Ohio Farm Bureau, -The Revolving Stage, sketch: WEAF 3:00 P.M. WOWO- Metropolitan Parade talk and orchestra WTAM WDAF NBC-Concert (CBS) WOC- WHO -School of Cookery Artists; Guest Soloists: WEAF CBS -Ann WTAM 8:55 A.M. 11:15 A.M. Leaf at the Organ: WABC WIND WDAF WBBM-Chicago Dental Society, Dr. S. C. Brom- NBC- Lawrence University A Capella Choir, Sixty CBS -Bob Nolan, tenor; Orchestra: WABC CBS -Betty Barthell, songs: WABC WHAS WIND Mixed Voices: WJZ WBBM WCCO berg, M.D. WCCO KYW KMOX 9:00 CBS -Just Plain Bill, sketch: WCCO KMOX NBC-Betty and Bob, dramatic A.M. NBC -George Gitt, the man who heard Lincoln's sketch: WJZ NBC- Josephine B. Gibson, hostess council: WJZ WGN WFBM WLW WLS Gettysburg Address: WEAF WTAM WMAQ WBBM -Eddie and Fannie Cavanaugh, KYW -Lucky Seven KYW KMOX- Mountain Minstrels Program radio gos- NBC and sip WGN -The Rondoliers -Breen de Rose, vocal and instrumental WBBM -Virginia Clark, Charlie and Gene duo: WEAF WOC WHO WMAQ WHAS -University of Kentucky WHAS- QWeekly Devotions WDAF-Countryside Chats WJJD -Melody Mart .WIND -Hollywood Reporter KMOX- Metropolitan Parade (CBS) WEN R-Josephine WBBM Gibson (NBC) WLS-Uncle Ezra WJJD-University of Chicago -Melody Calendar WGN -The Rondoliers WFBM-liome Budget Club WLW -Ohio School of the Air WMAQ-Chicago Women's Club WJJD -Friendly Philosopher, Homer Griffith WMAQ -Organ Music WOC- WHO -Musical Proeram WGN -Keep Fit Club WLW- River, Market and Weather WIND-Happiness Express Reports WOWO -News Headlines 3:05 P.M. WOC -WHO- Markets WIND-Indiana WJJD-Song Festival WOWO- Markets; Program Chat 1:15 P.M. Strine Trio WLS -Hog Flash; Livestock Report; Dr. Bundes- 11:30 A.M. CBS- Romance of Helen Trent: WABC KMOX 3:15 P.M. en Hour WGN WFBM NBC- Library of Congress Musicale; Budapest WLW -Boynton NBC -Rex Battle's Concert Ensemble: WEAF String Quartet: and Erion, tenor and soprano WMAQ WBBM -World's Most Beautiful Waltzes WJZ WMAQ WOWO- Housewife Hour WCCO -Minnesota Public Health Assn. KYW -Concert Artists (NBC) WTAM -Health CBS -Concert Miniatures: WABC WHAS WOWO WBBM-Cadet's and Hygiene, V. 'King WIND WIND-Health Talk Quartet WGN- Arthur Oberg 9:15 A.M. NBC -National Farm and Home Hour, guest WJJD -Fred Beck, organist; request program and Organ NBC -Clara, Lu WLS -Maple WIND-Bob Noan, tenor; Orchestra 'n' Em, sketch: WJZ WGN speakers; orchestra: WJZ WLW KYW WOC City Four, John Brown, pianist (CBS) NBC -Morning Home Circle: WEAF WTAM WOC- WHO -Chatter Box WJJ D-Fred Beck, organist WHO WDAF WLS -Roundup, KMOX- "Just Three Boys" KMOX WOWO -Brown County Revelers The Westerners, Joe Kelly -Magic Kitchen WLW -Charlie Dameron, KYW -Irene King WBBM-Jerry Sullivan, songs 1:20 P.M. tenor WBBM-Chicago WOC- WHO-Get'trude Huntoon Nourse, Hour; Dorothy Miller, contral- WCCO-News Bulletin WBBM- Shirley Winn, president N. Y .C. Board piano to; Norm Sherr, pianist; Eddie House, or- WENR -Organ Melodies of Health 3:30 P.M. ganist NBC WGN -Five Star Melody Masters WOC -WHO- Melody Lane -Hatton Institute Quartet: WEAF WTAM WHAS -Chats with Dolly Dean WJJD- Modern Rhythm 1:30 CBS -Artist Recital: WABC KMOX WHAS WJJD -Today's Tunes P.M. WIND WTAM -Organ Melodies; Weather; Livestock NBC WMAQ -Health -Smack Out, sketch: WJZ KYW NBC -Ma Perkins, Exercises Markets; Dairy Quotations American sketch: WENR WOC WHO WOC -WHO -Hog Flashes CBS- School of the Air: WABC WDAF 11:40 A.M. WHAS KMOX WBBM WCCO WFBM 9:20 A.M. KYW -Two Doctors with Aces of the Air WBBM -Norm Sherr, pianist NBC -Judy and Jane, dramatic sketch: WDAF WBBM-Maurie Sherman's WLW -Live Stock Reports 11:45 A.M. WOC WHO Orchestra 9:30 A.M. WCCO -The Shopper WBBM -Frank Wilson, tenor; Jerry Marlow WGN -Pat Kennedy, tenor; Len Salvo, organist WGN-Rondoliers NBC -Morning Parade, variety musicale: WEAF WGN -Good Health and Training WIND-Matinee Dance WDAF KYW WTAM WJJ D-Mooseheart Children WOC WHO WJJD- Esther Bradford, fashion adviser WLS- Markets; Today's Almanac WLW- Sputter CBS -The Merrymakers: WABC WOWO and Whine WHAS WLS -Weather Reports WMAQ -Don Carlos' Orchestra WOWO -Guest Review WFBM WIND WOWO -Jolly Baker's Gang WOWO -Voice of Destiny KMOX -Let's Compare Notes, Woman's Program 3:45 P.M. WTAM -Closing Livestock Markets 1:45 P.M. NBC -The Lady WBBM -The Three Flats 11:50 A.M. Next Door, children's program: Leonard NBC -Words and Music; Vocalist and Narrator: WEAF WENR WOC WHO WTAM WGN- Salvo's Mail Box WIND -Dance Hits WJJ D-Foot light WJZ WMAQ WBBM -Phil Harris' Orchestra Tunes 11:55 A.M. KYW- Prudence WLW -Bond of Friendship Penny WCCO - Artist Recital (CBS) WMAQ -Program WLS -Bentlev's News WIND -Salon Musicale WDAF-Song Matinee Review Luncheon WTAM-Keyboard and Console WJJD- Dance Tunes WIND- Studio Program 9:35 A.M. AFTERNOON WLS- Strolling Tom, songs WLW -Four Pals WOC -WHO- Markets 4:00 P.M. WCCO -Stocks, Markets 12:00 Noon WOWO -Marty and Irene 9:45 A.M. NBC -Swing Your Partner: WEAF WLW WOC NBC -Pinker Hunter's Orchestra: WEAF WMAQ 2:00 P.M. WHO New WMAQ NBC- Preview Steamline Train; Guest Speak- WTAM NBC -Ma Perkins, sketch: WEAF WLW WTAM NBC WJZ WMAQ -Platt and Nieman, piano duo: WJZ ers: CBS- George Hall's Orchestra: WABC WOWO CBS -Oahu Serenaders: WABC WHAS WENR CBS -Will Osborne's WIND Orchestra; Pedro De Cor- WBBM KMOX WFBM KMOX -Tune Shop doba, Friendly Philosopher: WABC - WBBM WCCO -Noon Hi Lites NBC -Radio Guild Drama: WJZ WMAQ WBBM-Helen Fitch, Movie Chatter WFBM WCCO WFBM-Hoosier Farm Circle KMOX- Window Shoppers; Orchestra WCNO- Minnesota Federation WHAS Atcher, of Women's Clubs -Bob Mountain Minstrel WGN -BMid Day Service KYW -Rex Maupin's Concert; Vocalists WGN -Educational WIND- Housekeeping Program, speaker Chat WIND -JtMid -day Meditations WBBM -Terry Hayes, vocalist; Norm Sherr, pi- WHAS-Organ Melodies Ain D -The Happy Crystaleer Livestock Markets, Phil WJJD- Evens anist WIND -Kenneth Houchins, Cowboy Songs WLW- School of Cookery WLS -School of Cookery WCCO- Markets WJJD -Fred Beck, organist WOC- WHO -Russell Miller Program 12:15 P.M. WGN -June Baker, Home Management WOWO Time WOWO-Melody Hour -jOld Religion KMOX -SaxO -Four WJJD -Songs and Sermons, "Uncle Joe" WTAM -Twilight Tunes; Pie Plant Pete WTAM -Health and Hygiene, V. King WBBM- Helpful Hints to Housewives WLS -Home Maker's Hour, Martha 9:50 A.M. Crane 4:15 P.M. WHAS- Georgia Wildcats WOC -WHO -Aunt Jane NBC -Little Jackie Heller, songs: WJZ WENR WG N-Weather Report WIND -Luncheon Dance WOWO- Question Box CBS -The Dictators: WIND KMOX WMAQ -Irma Glen, organist (NBC) WJJ D-Log Cabin Boys 2 :15 P.M. NBC -Swing Your Partner: WHAD WTAM 10:00 A.M. WLS- Prairie Farmer Dinner Bell Program CBS -The Voice of Experience: WHAS WCCO WBBM -X Bar B Boys NBC -Hour of Memories, U. S. Navy Band: WOWO- Singing Ambassador WIND WGN -The Rondoliers WEAF KYW WOC WHO WTAM WDAF 12:30 P.M. NBC -Ray Heatherton, baritone: WEAF WOC WHAS-Children's Club WLW NBC -South Sea Islanders: WEAF WDAF WTAM WHO WDAF WJJ D-Mills Brothers Radio Guide 13 (MONDAY CONTINUED) NBC -Potash and Perlmutter, humorous sketchs WJZ WENR 4:30 P.M. WGN- Sports Reporter ALONG THE AIRIALTO NBC-Adventures of Tom Mix and his Straight WI N D-Polish Hour Shooters: WEAF WTAM W J J D-Pickard Family (Continued lrom Page 7) The Tattered Man, who stepped NEC -Singing Lady, nursery jingles, songs and WLW -Dance Orchestra (NBC) by himself who took off about six of those out of Mother Goose's romantic stories: WJZ WLW 6:45 P.M. different character roles on Cantor's realm to tell jolly stories for child - KMOX-Civic Program broadcast last Sunday night. Teddy's in ren, is described by the author and KYW NBC -The Goldbergs; comedy sketch: WEAF -Phil Harris' Orchestra WTAM the market for a Matador's outfit to go creator of these highly imaginative WBBM WMAQ WDAF -Dance Orchestra CBS with WCCO- -Boake Carter, news: WABC WHAS KMOX his newly acquired dialect because stories as the funny old hired man, Livestock Market Summary WCCO WBBM WEN R-Larry Larsen, he thinks it's an old Spanish costume. as typically American as the rag- organist (NBC) NBC -Mme. Frances Alda, soprano: WJZ WG N-Earle Wilke, organist WENR Bumped into Rudy Vallee and Dick gedy man himself. His love for the W F B M- Cowboys Flimber WIND -Memory Lane; Merrill Foland WGN -Tom, the other night in a restaurant. neighborhood children and the way WJJD Dick and Harry -Club Car Special WLW -Red Davis, It was the first time I had seen Vallee they run to him with their difficulties WMAQ sketch -Four Knaves (NBC) WOC- WHO -Peruna since he returned from the coast and he and problems, make him a great fa- WOC -WHO -Music Club looked kind of thin. I asked him if he vorite with momma and poppa as 4:45 P.M. 7:00 P.M. had lost any weight while he was out on well as the kids themselves. i%Ie, too. NBC -The Wizard of Oz, dramatic sketch: WEAF NBC -Side Show, Cliff Soubier, barker; Morin WMAQ WOC WHO WTAM WDAF Sisters, harmony trio; King's Jesters; Orches- the coast, but he said he hadn't. He still tra: 1 Edgar A. Guest has had quite a number CBS -Charles Carlile, tenor: WABC WHAS WCCO WJZ WLS weighs 150. was convinced it must WBBM CBS -Phil Duey, Frank Luther and Jack Parker, have been his brand new haircut that of vocations in his life. He started his NBC-Little Orphan Annie, childhood playlet: Vivien Ruth: WABC WCCO KMOX WBBM made him look that way. Someone told literary career as a police reporter, then WJZ WLW WFBM exchange editor, and finally the monitor NBC- Dramatic me that Rudy has entirely given up the KMOX-Eddie Dunstedter and Tom Baker Sketch: WEAF WTAM WOC saxophone for the dictaphone. of a column called "Blue Monday," a KYW-Three Strings WHO weekly. Listeners of KYW -Interpreting Business Dick Leibert, who wrote a tune called the Household Mem- WENR- "Grandpa Burton ". Bin Baar (NBC) Events ories program recognize him as the "Poet WGN -Jane pianist WGN -Bob Becker "Maryette" which brought him quite a Carpenter, WHAS of the Home," every WIND- Kenneth -Happy Jack Turner )it of publicity, has a new melody com- heard Tuesday eve. Houchins, Yodeling Drifter WIND WJJD -Fred Beck. Organist -Washington Column of the Air pleted. It has just been accepted for pub- Harriet Lee, who has been sorta on WLW -Three 5:00 P.M. Moods in Blue lication and is titled "Thrill Me with again off again so far as the airwaves are WMAQ -Lives of the Great, NBC -Xavier Cugat's Orchestra: WEAF WDAF drama Rhythm." concerned, is staging a strong comeback NBC -U. S. Army Band: WJZ WENR 7:15 P.M. Bess Johnson, who is Lady Esther of on the "Sweetheart Melodies" show heard CBS -Skippy: WBBM WHAS KMOX WCCO CBS -Edwin C. Hill, Human Side of News: the Wayne King programs and who also every Thursday morning over the NBC KYW -Illinois WABC KMOX WCCO Federation of Women's Club WBBM WFBM takes the role of Fran in the sketch "To- network. You may remember Lee WGN-Steamboat Bill KYW -Tony Nuzzo's Orchestra Miss WIN D- Youngsters' Club WDAF -Red Davis, sketch day's Children," is a mother and adver- as being the winner of the first Radio WJJ D-Pickard Family WGN -Quin Ryan, sports events tising agency executive, too. Queen contest which was held in 1931. WLW -Jack Armstrong, sketch W HAS -Organ Melodies W MAQ-Healtho- Batics WIN D-Happy Family WOC -WHO- Sojourners' Club WLW -Ponce Sisters, harmony duo WMAQ -Frankie Masters' Orchestra WMAQ -Jules Stein's Orchestra WTAM -The Call Boy WMAQ -Ted Weems' Orchestra WOC -WHO-Studio Program WOC -WHO -Movie Parade 5:15 P.M. WOC -WHO- Mickey and Oliver 9:45 P.M. 11:00 P.M. NBC -Freddy CBS -Al and Pete: WBBM 7:30 P.M. CBS -Myrt and Marge: WBBM WHAS WCCO Martin's Orchestra: WJZ KYW NBC -George Olsen's WEAF NBC -Xavier Cugat's Orchestra: WMAQ WTAM NBC -Cyrena Van WFBM Orchestra: WOC Gordon, mezzo -soprano; Wal- WHO WMAQ KMOX -Asher and Little Jimmie ter Golde, pianist: WJZ NBC -Pappy, Zeke, Ezra and Elton, hillbillies: WLS CBS -Leon Belasco's Orchestra: WABC KYW -U. S. Army Band (NBC) N BC-Lawrence WJZ WMAQ WHAS Tibbett, baritone ; William Daly's WCCO WCCO -Tarzan of the Apes Orchestra: CBS- Presenting Mark Warnow: WABC WIND WIND WFBM WEAF WLW WMAQ WTAM WOC KMOX -Wayne Fletcher's WENR -Big Brothers Club WHO KMOX- Rhapsody of the Reeds; Ruth Nelson Orchestra WENR-Frankie Masters' Orchestra WGN -Tip Top Circus, sketch CBS-Bing Crosby, baritone ; The WGN -The Dream Ship Mills Brothers; WG N -Earl Burtnett's Orchestra WHAS -Asher and Little Jimmie Gus Arnheim's Orchestra: WABC WOWO WOWO -Bob Diekman's Orchestra WIND -Waxing WTAM -Mike Speciale's Orchestra Warm WHAS KMOX WBBM WFBM 10:00 P.M. 11:15 P.M. WLW -Joe Emerson, Bachelor of Song KYW- Berine's String Ensemble Frances NBC- Langford, songs; Dick Liebert, or- KMOX-Leon Belasco's Orchestra (CBS) WOC- WHO -Zinsmaster Club WCCO -Old Jim ganist: WEAF WOC WHO 5:30 P.M. WGN -The Lone WLW -Sammy Watkins' Orchestra Ranger CBS -Presenting Mark Warnow: WABC WCCO 11:30 P.M. NBC -Irene Beasley, songs: WEAF WENR WIND -Hot Stove League; Johnny O'Hara WFBM NBC -To be announced: WJZ WENR CBS -Jack Armstrong. All American Boy: WBBM 7:45 P.M. NBC -Amos Andy: WENR KYW 'n' WMAQ WDAF NBC Kemp's K MOX WCCO WOC WHO NBC -Red Davis, dramatic sketch: WJZ -Hal Orchestra: WEAF WDAF WLS KMOX- Rhapsody of the Reeds, Sports Flashes WOC KYW -Uncle Bob's Curb -is- the -Limit Club KYW -Carlos Molina's Orchestra KYW -Chicago Life WHO WTAM CBS -Little Jack Little's Orchestra: WABC WDAF- Sports Reporter WCCO -Tena and Tim WG N -Earl Burtnett's Orchestra 1V HAS KMOX WCCO WIND WFBM W F B M-Bohemian s WIND -Dance Music WHAS-Happy Jack Turner WBBIIL WGN -The Singing Lady (NBC) 8:00 P.M. WMAQ-Carlos Molina's Orchestra WLW-- College of Music 11:45 P.M. WHAS- What's on the Air? NBC -Greater Minstrel Show: WJZ WLS WLW WTAM -Two Men and a Maid KMOX is Done. WIN D- Hungarian Air Theater CBS -Sylvan Levin and Philadelphia Orchestra: -When Day organ WJJ D-Polish Program 10:15 P.M. 12:00 Mid. WABC WOWO WHAS KMOX WCCO WBBM Prince; Anthony WLW -Bob Newhall, Mail Pouch Sportsman NBC -Poet Frome, tenor: WJZ KYW -Opera Club WFBM WENR WMAQ- Adventures of Tom Mix (NBC) N BC-Harry Horlick's WBBM-Around the Town, dance orchestras Gypsies ; Frank Parker, NBC Weems' Orchestra: WTAM -Gene and Glenn tenor: WEAF -Ted WEAF WTAM WDAF -Night Hawk Frolic WOC WHO WMAQ WTAM WMAQ WOC WHO 5:45 P.M. WDAF WENR -Clyde Lucas' Orchestra CBS -Boswell Sisters, harmony team : Horsesense KYW- Detectives WABC WFBM-Reveries NBC- Philosophy: WEAF WMAQ Black and Blue WHAS KMOX WCCO WGN WIND WFBM WGN -Midnight Flyers; Hal Kemp's CBS -Enoch Light's Orchestra: WHAS WIND -Allan Grant and Art Kahn, piano team KYW Opera Orchestra; WFBM WIND - Club guest artists -Leota Olsen, songs WGN- Remember Way Back When NBC -Lowell Thomas; Today's WIN-Happy Family News: WJZ WLW 8:15 P.M. WOWO -Lou Lohman, organist N BC-Little Orphan Annie. WMAQ -Ted Weems' Orchestra childhood playlet: CBS -Howard Marsh, tenor ; Andre Kostelanetz' 10:30 P.M. WENR WGN Orchestra; Mary Eastman, soprano; Chorus: NBC -Clyde Lucas' Orchestra: WEAF WTAM KMOX -Piano Melodies, Ruth Nelson WABC WHAS WCCO WOWO KMOX WBBM WBBM- Cadets Quartet WFBM WOC WHO WCCO -The Contest Man CBS -Abe Lyman's Orchestra: WABC WOWO KYW- Famous Trade Marks on Parade WFBM WHAS WIND WOC-WH 0-Disc Doìn's W G N -Rube Appleberry, sketch KMOX-Al Roth's Ambassadonians WTAM -lied Davis WIN D -Trio 5:55 P.M. KYW -Clyde Lucas' Orchestra "THE BIG 8:30 P.M. WCCO -Jimmy Joy's Orchestra KMOX- Sports Reporter NBC -Ship of Joy; Hugh Barrett Dobbs; Guest WDAF -Irwin Hurwitt, pianist W 0C -W HO- Sports Review Artists ; Quartet ; Orchestra : WEAF WMAQ WG N- Charlie Agnew's Orchestra WOC WHO WTAM W LW-Cocktail Continental SHOW" CBS -Big Show; Gertrude Niesen; Isham Jones' WMAQ -The Hoofinehams. sketch NIGHT Orchestra: WABC WHAS KMOX WCCO 10:45 P.M. WOWO WBBM WFBM WDAF -The Dream Girl MONDAYS C.B.S. 6:00 P.M. NBC-Melody Moments, orchestra: WJZ WLW 830 W G N- Richard Cole's Orchestra CST NBC -Trio Romantique: WEAF WMAQ WDAF WENR WI N D -Micky Isley's Orchestra CBS -Louis Panico's Orchestra: WCCO KYW -Chicago For Sta Hone see Radio Guide Listings WBBM Theater Stars W LW- Johnny Johnson's Orchestra NBC -Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: WJZ WLW WGN -Penn and Willard, duets EX -LAX -THE CHOCOLATE LAXATIVE KMOX- Adventures of Jimmy Allen WIN D-Synchronizers, male quartet KYW -Pinto Pete 8:45 P.M. WENR- What's the News KYW -Studio Program W F B M-Bohemians W G N- Lincoln Drama MICRO -SENSITIVE RADIO TUBES WG N -The Boy Reporter, sketch WIN D -Trio WHAS- Dinner Concert 9:00 P.M. WIN D-German Hour; William Klein NBC 5 GREAT IMPROVEMENTS -Carnation Contented Hour ; Concert Or- WJJD-Sports Review chestra; Morgan L. Eastman, conductor; W OC -W HO- Mountaineers Quartet; Lullaby Lady; Gene Arnold and WTAM talk -Our City, Jean Paul King: WEAF WLW WMAQ WOC 6:15 P.M. WHO WTAM WDAF NBC -Baby Rose Marie, songs: WJZ WMAQ CBS -Wayne King's Orchestra: WABC WOWO N BC -Billy Bachelor, dramatic sketch: WEAF WHAS KMOX WCCO WBBM WFBM is? WTAM KYW -The Globe Trotter KMOX-Four Shamrocks; Singing, playing quartet WEN R- Gaieties KYW -The Globe Trotter ; Sports Reporter WGN -Hal Kemp's Orchestra E. T.-Adventures of Jimmy Allen: WCCO WDAF WIN D-Micky Isley's Orchestra WENR -Dan Russo's Orchestra (NBC) 9:15 P.M. I Quicker start W F BM-Pirate Club KYW-Crazy Water Crystals 2 Quieter operation WGN- Ensemble Music WGN -Five Star Melody Masters WJJD -Fred Beck, organist WIN D-Melody Men 3 Uniform volume W LW-Detectives Black and Blue 9:30 P.M. 4 Uniform performance WOC -WHO- Skelly Program CBS -Columbia News Service: WABC WOWO 5 Every tube is matched 6:25 P.M. NBC-National Radio Forum: WEAF WTAM KYW -Pinto Pete WDAF KYW WENR- Sports Reporter K M 0 X- Harmonians 6:30 P.M. W B BM -Pat Kennedy, tenor NBC -Shirley Howard and The Jesters, Red, W C CO-Potpourri Wamp and Guy; Milt Rettenberg, pianist: W EN R- Princess Pat Players, drama NBC) WEAF WMAQ WDAF WTAM WOC WHO WFBM -Piano Twins CBS -Buck Rogers in the 25th Century WBBM W G N-Tomorrow's News WHAS KMOX WCCO WFBM WHAS -Organ Melodies 16 Radio Guide

Tuesday, February 13 HIGH SPOT SELECTIONS FOR THE DAY 6:15 p. Herbert H. Lehman, Governor WOC -WHO-Russell Miller m.- of New York, "State and Local Government ": MORNING WOWO- McKenzie Millers NBC -WMAQ network. 10:00 6:45 p. m. -Gus Van in new song series with Arlene Jackson: NBC -WENR network. 8:00 A.M. A.M. NBC Galaxy of Stars; contralto; baritone; organ: 7:00 p. m. -Phil Duey, baritone; Leo Reisman's orchestra: NBC -WMAQ network. NBC -Herman and Banta, piano duo: WEAF - piano: WLW WOC WHO WMAQ WTAM 7:45 p. m. -Fray and Braggiotti, piano duo: CBS -WIND network. WTAM WOC WHO WDAF 8:00 p. m.-Musical Memories; Edgar A. Guest, poet: NBC -WLS network. NBC -Breakfast Club, dance band: WJZ WMAQ CBS -Mary Lee Taylor, kitchen talk: WOWO 8:00 p. m. -Ben Bernie with six famous stars of sports world: NBC -WMAQ network. CBS -Round Towners Quartet: WABC WHAS WHAS KMOX WBBM 8:15 p. m.-Ruth Etting; Ted Husing; Johnny Green's orchestra: CBS -WIND network. WFBM KYW -Your Garden 8:30 p. m.- George Jesse!, comedian, and Freddie Rich's orchestra: KMOX- "Get Going Hour "; music, correct time WCCO-Jean Abbey CBS -WIND network. 9:00 p. m.- Cruise of the Seth and current information WFBM -Elizabeth Carter Parker: Phillips Lord and crew: NBC -WMAQ network. KYW-Musical Clock. variety program WGN- Movie Personalities 9:00 p..m.-Glen Gray's orchestra; Col. Stoopnagle and Budd: CBS -WBBM network. WBBM -Minute Parade WJJD- American Literature; U of C. 9:45 p.m.-Chester C. Davis, Administrator AAA, "The New Opportunity for the Corn WDAF -,,Morning Bible Lesson WLS- Poultry and Livestock Market Belt ": NBC -KYW network. WIND -Polish Hour 10:15 A.M. WJJD -Happy Go Lucky Time, Art Linick CBS -Charm Secrets; Jean beauty WLS-Skyland Scotty, Mountain Songs Merrill, au- thority: WBBM WCCO KMOX WOWO WLW -Mail Bag NBC-Your Child; Dr Ella Oppenheimer: WEAF WOWO- Breakfast Club WCCO- Musical Program 1:45 P.M. WOC WHO WTAM WMAQ WDAF Hoosier Farm 8:15 A.M. WFBM- Circle NBC -Daytime Talk; Guest Speaker: NBC -Morin Sisters, harmony trio: WJZ KYW WGN Day Service WEAF NBC Trio and White, songs and comedy: -,,Mid WTAM WDAF -Landt WEN R- Today's Children WHAS- Livestock; Market Reports WEAF WOC WHO WDAF NBC-Vin Lindhe, Swedish Disease: WJZ WGN -Grand Old hymns WIND -Day Meditations the Luxembourg Gardens: WABC -Mid KYW-Prudence Penny's Household CBS-In WHAS- Kaiama's Royal Hawaiians WJJD -Live Stock Markets, Phil Evens Hints WFBM WGN -Ensemble Music WIND -Spice and Variety WLS -Cumberland Ridge Runners WIND Hour WIND -Leota Olson, soprano -Hungarian WLW -Louis John Hohnen. baritone WMAQ -Emil Velazco, organist (NBC) WJJD -Mr. Schlagenhauer's Vodvil Theater 10:25 A.M. WJJD -Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs WOWO -Sari and Elmer WLS -Tom and WLS -Produce Reporter WGN Reports Don -Board of Trade WTAM -Organ Melodies WOC -WHO- WLW -Joe Emerson, hymns 10:30 A.M. Markets WTAM Health and Hygiene, 12:15 P.M. WOWO- Male Quartet -Livestock Reports; NBC -Gale Page, contralto; Frank Hazzard, tenori V. Icing CBS -Joan Marrow; Music: WABC WCCO WBBM 2:00 King's Jesters, trio; Orchestra: WOC WHO KMOX P.M. 8:25 NBC -Ma Perkins, A.M. WTAM WMAQ WDAF WHAS -Georgia Wildcats sketch: WEAF WT.W WTAM WLS-Bentley's News CBS -Tony Wons; Keenan and Phillips, piano WIND -Luncheon CBS -Metropolitan Parade: WABC WIND WHAS Dance WFBM 8:30 A.M. team: WABC WOWO WHAS WCCO WBBM WJJD -Log Cabin Boys KMOX KMOX- Window Shopper; NBC -Bradley Kincaid, the Mountain Boy: WEAF WLS -Prairie Farmer Dinnerbell Program Orchestra S. KYW -Rex Maupin's WDAF WOC WHO NBC -U. Marine Band Shut -In -Hour: WJZ WOWO-Pickett Ensemble Concert KYW WBBM -Terry Hayes, KMOX- Breakfast Club WLW contralto WENR 12:30 P.M. WCCO- Markets WIND the Luxembourg Gardens (CBS) -Rhythm Ramblers -In NBC -Vic and Sade, sketch: WJZ WMAQ WGN -.tune WJJD -Hot Harmonies WGN-Doring Sisters with Art Kahn Baker, Home Management WIND CBS-Easy Aces, sketch: WABC KMOX WCCO WJJD -Songs and WLS Time; Gene Log Cabin -Hawaiian Serenade Sermons, "Uncle Joe -Tower Topic Autry; WBBM WFBM WLS- Homemakers' Boys WJJD -Freddie and Frankie Hour; Martha Crane; Phil NBC -Pinkey Hunter's Orchestra: WEAF WDAF Kalar WLW 10:45 A.M. -Jack Berch, vocalist WTAM WOC -WHO WOWO- ,,Radio Bible CBS -Larry Tate and Orchestra: WABC WIND -Along the Road Class KYW -Board of Health, talk WOWO- Question WTAM -Board of Education Program WOWO Box KMOX- Melody Weavers WGN -Market Reports 2:15 8:45 A.M. WIND- Livestock Markets P.M. WBBM-Hal Kemp's Orchestra NBC -Blue Room Echoes, NBC -The Wife Saver, sketch; Allen Prescott: WHAS-Blue and White Orchestra string ensemble: WGN -Painted Dreams, sketch WEAF WOC WHO WEAF WOC WLW -Johnny Johnson's WDAF WHO WTAM WDAF WHAS- University of Louisville Orchestra KMOX- Exchange KMOX -Piano Melodies WOC -WHO- Musical Program Club WJJD -Name the Band WBBM -Kay Storey, Breakfast Billboard WOWO songs WFBM- 11:00 A.M. -Happy Herb Heyworth WCCO WHAS Atcher, Mountain -Metropolitan Parade (CBS) -Bob Minstrel 12:35 P.M. WJJD WIND -Waltz Time NBC -Pollock and Lawnhurst. piano team: -Dreams of Hawaii WEAF WMAQ WDAF WGN- Palmer House Ensemble WLW -Matinee WJJD -Modernistic Melodies WTAM Highlights CBS -Voice of Experience, advice: WABC WMAQ-Rochester WLW -Rhythm Jesters, male quartet WHAS 12:45 P.M. Civic Orchestra (NBC) KMOX WBBM WCCO WOWO WOWO- Koppers' Peppers 8:55 A.M. NBC-Merry Macs; Cheri McKay, soloist; Mich. WENR -Organ Melodies ael Brothers, trio: WJZ WMAQ WTAM -Viennese Ensemble WBBM- Health Talk WGN -Rondoliers CBS- Painted Dreams, skit: WABC WOWO 2:30 P.M. WCCO- Woman's Calendar; Jack Sprat WIND -Today's News KMOX -Most Beautiful Waltzes; Livestock Re- NBC -Women's Radio Review: WEAF KYW WOC 9:00 A.M. WJJD -Budd Pickard, Hillbilly Tunes porter WHO WDAF WTAM WLW Farm Bureau, NBC -Breen and De Rose, songs and ukelele: -Ohio talk KYW -Dance Orchestra CBS-"Whither Britain ?" WOC- Guest Speaker: WABC WEAF WMAQ WHO -Nyal Program WBBM -Jack Brooks, tenor; Norm Sherr, pianist WHAS WCCO 11:15 WIND CBS -Bill and Ginger, Popular Songs: WABC A.M. WCCO -Cal Calloway KMOX- llappy Green WBBM NBC -Johnny Marvin, tenor: WEAF WTAM WFBM -Health Program WBBM -Clarence Wheeler's Orchestra NBC- Edssard MacHugh, gospel singer: WJZ WENR WGN -Ensemble Music WFBM- Two- Thirty Tunes KYW CBS -Connie Gates, songs: WABC WIND WHAS WHAS -College of Agriculture WGN -Bernice Taylor, soprano KMOX -Civic Program KMOX- Mountain Minstrels WIND-Dance Orchestra WJJD -Mid-Afternoon Jamboree WCCO -Jack Sprat WBBM-Virginia Clark, talk; Gene and Charlie, WOC -WHO -Dance Orchestra WOWO- Jovial Joe WFBM -Home Budget Club songs 12:50 P.M. 2:45 P.M. WGN -Keep Fit Club WCCO -Art Institute of the Air WJJD -Harry Steele, News Commentator KMOX -The Song WHAS -Happy Jack Turner WDAF-Countryside Chat Reverie; Michael McCubben; Orchestra; Trio WJJD -Song Festival WJJD -Friendly Philosopher ; Homer Griffith 1:00 P.M. WBBM -K. Avery talk; WLS Flash; Livestock Receipts; Dr. Bun - WLW- River; Weather; Livestock Reports CBS -Ann Leaf, organist: WABC WIND Eddie House, organist -Hog WGN Kahn, desen Hour WMAQ -Public Schools Program NBC-Merry Madcaps; Fred Wade, tenor; Dance -Art pianist WLW- Business News WLW -Morrie Neuman, baritone; Marion Clark, WOC -WHO- Markets Orchestra direction Norman L. Cloutier: soprano WOWO- Markets WEAF WDAF WTAM 3:00 P.M. WOC- WHO -Favorite Foods 11:30 A.M. CBS -Just Plain Bill, skit: KMOX WCCO WGN NBC -Betty and Bob, dramatic sketch: WJZ WOWO- Housewife Hour NBC -Farm and Home Hour; Guest Speakers; WFBM WLS WLW WTAM -Health and Hygiene, V. King Orchestra: WJZ WLW KYW WOC WHO NBC -Meridith Willson's Orchestra: WJZ KYW CBS -U. S. Navy Band: WABC WCCO NBC -To be announced: 9:15 A.M. WDAF WBBM -Eddie and Fannie Cavanaugh, radio gos- WEAF WMAQ WTAM CBS-Angelo's Tango Orchestra: WABC WHAS sip WDAF NBC -Morning Parade, variety musicale: WEAF WIND WGN -Just Plain Bill KMOX- Aeolian Piano Recital WTAM -Maurice Lees' Concert Ensemble: WHAS -University of Kentucky KYW -Soloist NBC -Clara, Lu 'n' Em, sketch: WJZ WGN NBC WEAF WMAQ WJJD -Music and Banter, Ben Kanter WBBM -Helpful Hints to Housewives CBS -Current Questions Before Congress: WABC -Magic Kitchen WLS-Uncle Ezra WGN -The Rondoliers, string trio WHAS KMOX WIND KMOX WBBM-Al Pete, WLW -Ohio School of the Air WHAS -,,Weekday Devotions KYW -Irene King, talk and comedy and songs WCCO -News Bulletin WMAQ -Dan Russo's Orchestra WIND -Hollywood Reporter WBBM -Chicago Hour; Dorothy Miller, contral- WOC- WHO O. Leonard, Historian WJJD -Fred Beck, organist Norm pianist; WENR -Home Service -L. to; Sherr, and Eddie House, WOWO -News Headlines WOC -WHO- Studio Program organist WGN -Market Reports; Day's News Modern Rhythm 3:05 P.M. WCCO -Joan Rock's Cooking School of the Air WJJD- 1:15 P.M. WJJD- Today's Tunes WOWO- Parade of Bands CBS -Romance of Helen Trent: WABC KMOX WIND -Romantic Ramblings WLW- Livestock Reports WTAM -Annabelle Jackson, pianist ; Livestock WGN WFBM 3:15 P.M. WMAQ -Health Exercises Markets; Dairy Quotations; Resume WBBM -World's Most Beautiful Waltzes CBS-U. S. Navy Band: WIND WOC- WHO -Hog Flashes 11:40 A.M. WCCO -Agricultural Adjustment Administration NBC -Prehistoric Game Trails; Carl Clausen, ex- WBBM -Song Preview, Joan plorer: WEAF WTAM 9:30 A.M. Olson WIND -Musical Pictures KYW WOC WHO WCCO- Markets WJJD -Fred Beck, organist WDAF WMAQ CBS -Morning Moods: WABC WCCO WHAS 11:45 A.M. WLS -Maple City Four KMOX -Edith Karen, songs WIND WGN -Good Health and Training WOC-WHO-Chatter Box WBBM -Cadets' Quartet Parade: KYW WDAF NBC -Morning WJJD -Radio Guide Interviews with Evans Plum- WOWO-Brown County Revelers WGN -Penn and Willard, vocal duo KMOX -Let's Compare Notes, women's program mer WLS -Roundup; Westerners; Joe Kelly WBBM -The Three Flats 1:20 P.M. WLS -Bentley News Shirley Winn WLW -Snicker, Chuckle and Laugh WFBM-Souvenirs WBBM- 3:30 P.M. WGN -Market Reports; Leonard Salvo's Mail Box WIND -Dance Interlude AFTERNOON WMAQ -Board of Trade Reports NBC -Ma Perkins, sketch: WENR WDAF WOC WJJD -Footlight Parade WHO WLW of Friendship WOC -WHO -Merry Madcaps -Bond 12:00 Noon NBC -Jack and Loretta Clemens, songs and gui- WMAQ -Program Review 1:25 P.M. CBS -Marie, The Little French Princess: WABC tar: WEAF WTAM -WHO WOC -Happy Sally KMOX WBBM WBBM -Local Markets CBS -Enoch Light's Orchestra: WABC WHAS WOWO- Kroger Twins and Betty 1:30 P.M. KMOX WCCO WIND 9:35 A.M. NBC -Smack Out, comedy duo; Marion and Jim KYW -Two Doctors with Aces of the Air WCCO- Stocks, Markets; Carnival Jordan: WJZ KYW WBBM -Maurie Sherman's Orchestra WGN- Leonard Salvo's Mail Box and Weather NBC -Judy and Jane, dramatic sketch: WDAF WGN -The Rondoliers, string trio Report WOC WHO WJJ D-Mooseheart Children 9:45 A.M. CBS- American School of the Air: WABC WHAS WLW- Sputter and Whine NBC -Singing Strings; string ensemble: WJZ $10,000.00 KMOX WBBM WCCO WFBM WOWO -Guest Review WMAQ NBC -Charles Stratton, tenor: WEAF WTAM 3:45 P.M. CBS -The Frivolities: WABC WHAS WFBM FOR LISTENERS WGN -Pat Kennedy, tenor; Len Salvo, organist NBC -Harry Owens' Orchestra: WJZ WMAQ WIND KMOX WIND- Matinee Dance NBC -Lady Next Door, children's sketch: WEAF WBBM -Miss Barclay, Beauty Talk WLS- Markets; Today's Almanac WENR WTAM WDAF WOC WHO WJJ D-Happy Crystaleer See Back Page WMAQ-University of Chicago WBBM -Phil Harris' Orchestra WLW -Elliott Brock, violinist WOWO -Voice of Destiny WLW- Concert Favorites Radio Guide 17 '(TUESDAY CONTINUED)' 6:15 P.M. 10:45 P.M. NBC-Billy Bachelor, sketch : WEAF WTAM 4:00 P.M. CBS-The Voice of Experience: KSL NBC -National Advisory Council on Radio in Edu- KMOX -Ozzie Nelson's NBC -Music Box; Orchestra (CBS) Arlene Jackson, songs; Chorus: cation: WJZ WMAQ WBBM- Carrol Dickerson's WEAF WOC WHO WDAF WLW Orchestra E. T.-Adventures of Jimmy Allen : WCCO WOC W F BM- Bohemians KMOX-Tune Shop WHO WDAF WIND -Micky Isley's Orchestra WBBM -Movie Chatter, Helen Fitch KMOX- "Four Shamrocks," male quartet WLW -Johnny Johnson's Orchestra WCCO -Minn. League of Women Voters KYW -The Globe Trotter; Sports Reporter WEN R-Twentieth Century Book Club WCFL -Làbor Flashes 10:50 P.M. WGN -Rex Griffith and Organ WFBM- Pirate Club WGN -Jan Garber's Orchestra WHAS -Organ Melodies WGN -Ensemble Music 11:00 P.M. WI N D-Kenneth Houchins, yodeling drifter WJJD -Fred Beck, organist NBC-Frankie Masters' Orchestra: WJZ WENR WJJ D-Hot and Fast WLW-Unbroken Melodies WLW W O W O -jOld Time Religion 6:25 P.M. CBS -Vincent Lopez' Orchestra: WABC WFBM WTAM-Twilight Tunes, Pie Plant Pete KYW -Pinto Pete KMOX WBBM 4:15 P.M. NBC-Rudy Vahlee's 6:30 P.M. Orchestra: WEAF KYW NBC -National Child Labor Committee, talk: WJZ WTAM WMAQ NBC -Southernaires Quartet: WMAQ WOC WHO WDAF-Betty Power CBS -Buck Rogers in the Twenty -fifth CBS- Madison Ensemble: WABC WCCO KMOX Century, 11:10 P.M. sketch : KMOX WCCO WHAS WBBM WFBM WHAS WIND WGN -Earl Burtnett's Orchestra NBC -Music Box: WENR WTAM WGN- Sports Reporter WIND WBBM -Bar X Boys -Polish Hour 11:15 P.M. WGN -The Rondoliers WJJ D-Pickard Family NBC -Buddy Rogers' Orchestra: WEAF WOC WJJ 0-Bobbie Dickson WLW-Johnny Johnson's Orchestra WHO WMAQ -Southernaires Quartet WIND -Joe Chromis' Orchestra 4:30 P.M. 6:45 P.M. 11:30 P.M. NBC -The Tattered Man, sketch : WEAF WMAQ WTAM NBC -The Goldbergs sketch: WEAF WMAQ NBC -Hal Kemp's Orchestra: WJZ WENR WTAM NBC -Singing Lady, nursery jingles, songs and WDAF CBS -Pancho's Orchestra: WABC WFBM stories: WJZ WLW CBS-Boake Carter, news: WABC WHAS NBC -Jack Denny's Orchestra: WEAF WOC KMOX WCCO WBBM WHO KMOX-Eddie Dunstedter and Tom Baker KYW -Phil Harris' Orchestra NBC -Gus Van and Company; Arlene Jackson, WCCO- Jimmy Joy's Orchestra WBBM- Educational Forum blues singer: WJZ WENR WGN -Charlie Agnew's Orchestra KYW -Dance WCCO-Fashions for Men Orchestra WMAQ -Jules Stein's Orchestra W FBM- WENR -Larry Larsen, organist (NBC) Cowboys 11:30 P.M. WH AS-Organ Interlude WGN -Tom, Dick and Harry KMOX-Eddie Dunstedter's Orchestra WLW -Numismatic Talk WIN D- Memory Lane ; Merrill Foland ARTURO TOSCANINI KYW -Dance Orchestra WOC -WHO- Peruna WJJ D -Salon Echoes the celebrated musician is guest conductor of WG N -Charlie Agnew's Orchestra 7:00 P.M. WTAM WOC -WHO- Sojourners Club the Cadillac symphony in its concert on -Pinkey Hunter's Orchestra NBC-Crime Clues, mystery drama: WJZ WLW 11:45 P.M. 4:45 P.M. Sunday, Feb. 11, at 5 p. m. CST over an WLS KMOX -When Day is Done, NBC -Little Orphan Annie, childhood NBC -WJZ network. Mme. Lotte Lehman, organ playlet: CBS -The Columbians: WABC WCCO WBBM WBBM -Harry Sosnik's Orchestra WJZ WLW KMOX operatic soprano, is guest vocalist. CBS- George Hall's WC FL-Dave Unell's Orchestra Orchestra: WABC WHAS NBC -Phil Duey, baritone; Leo Reisman's Orches- 11:50 P.M. WCCO KMOX WEAF tra: WTAM WMAQ WOC WHO WGN -Hal Kemp's Orchestra NBC -Nursery Rhymes: WMAQ WOC WHO KYW-Carlos Molina's Orchestra KYW -Harold CBS -Glen Gray's Orchestra; Col. Stoopnagle and 12:00 Mid. Bean, baritone WBBM- Melodies of Yesterday; harp and organ WBBM- Budd, comedy ; Irene Taylor, contralto: WABC KYW -Dance Orchestra Clarence Wheeler's Concert Orchestra WFBM -Penn and Smack WEN "Grandpa WOWO WHAS KMOX WCCO WBBM WFBM WBBM -Late Dance Orchestras R- Burton ", Bill Haar (NBC) W G N- Ensemble Music WG N -Jane KYW-The Globe Trotter WDAF-Nighthawk Frolic Carpenter, pianist WIND-Washington Column of the Air N WDAF- Adventures of Jimmy Allen WEN R -Clyde WI D- Kenneth Houchins 7:15 P.M. Lucas' Orchestra WJJ D -Hot and Fast WENR -Miniature Theater (NBC) WFBM -Atop the Indiana Roof CBS -Edwin C. Hill, the Human Side WTP.M -The Supper Show of the WGN- Lincoln Dramatizations WGN -Late Dance Orchestras News: WABC WCCO KMOX WBBM WFBM WIND -Micky Isley's 5:00 P.M. Orchestra WIND -Happy Family WGN -Quin Ryan, sports events WMAQ -Ted Weems' Orchestra NBC -Mme. Frances 9:15 Alda. soprano: WEAF WOC WHAS -Smilin' Ed McConnell P.M. 12:30 A.M. WHO WDAF WIND -Happy Family WGN -Earl Burtnett's Orchestra KYW-Tony Nuzzo's CBS -Skippy, sketch: WCCO KMOX WHAS 7:30 P.M. WIND-Michigan City Community Program Orchestra WBBM WIND-Micky Islet''. Orchestra NBC- Adventures in Health, Dr. Herman Bunde- 9:30 P.M. 1:00 A.M. KYW -Miss Gay sen, drama: WJZ WLS WLW NBC Cozzi, WIND WEN R -Jack Denny's Orchestra (NBC) -Mario baritone; Josef Littau's Or- -Happy Family CBS -Voice of Experience, advice: WABC WHAS chestra: WJZ KYW WGN -Make Believe Melody Land KMOX WBBM WCCO WOWO NBC- Madame Sylvia of Hollywood: WIN D- Youngsters' Club NBC-Wayne King's WEAF Orchestra: WEAF WOC WMAQ WOC WHO WJJ D- Pickard Family WHO WMAQ WTAM WDAF CBS -Columbia News Service: WABC WOWO WLW -Jack Armstrong, sketch KYW-Barinos' Ensemble W M A Q- Healtho -Batics KMOX- Through the Hollywood Looking Glass How you WFBM can -Hollywood Low Down WB BM-Pat Kennedy, tenor WG N-Doring Sisters 5:15 P.M. W CC Potpourri WIND Stove League; Johnny 0- CBS -AI and Pete: WCCO WIND -Hot O'Hara W DAF- get into Curious Questions Asher 7:45 P.M. CPG- and Little Jimmy: KMOX WHAS W E N R-Lovable Music ; Irma Glenn, organist KYW- Richard Himber's Orchestra (NBC) CBS -Fray and Braggiotti, piano team: WABC WFBM -Piano Twins Broadcasting WBBM -Bob Nolan, tenor; WHAS WCCO WIND KMOX Norm Sherr, pianist WG N- Tomorrow's News offers re,- WENR -Big Brother Club KYW -Tony Nuzzo's Orchestra WHAS -Organ Melodies BROADCASTINGmarkable opportunities to WG N -Tip Top Circus, sketch WBBM -"Wine, Women and Song" WIND -Trio talented men and women-if WLW -Joe Emerson, songs WG N -Hal Kemp's Orchestra W LW-Follies they are trained in Broadcast- ing technique. neces- WMAQ -Mme. Francis Alda (ABC) WLW-Ferris Nurserymen WTAM -Two Men and a Maid It isn't WTAM- Concert Ensemble WOWO- Sports Highlights sary to be a "star" to make 9:45 P.M. good money in Broadcasting. 5:30 P.M. 8:00 P.M. There are hundreds of people NBC Simmons, tenor; Sears' CBS -Jack Armstrong, NBC -Ben Bernie's Orchestra ; Guest Artists; -Robert Jerry Or- in Broadcasting work who are All American Boy: WBBM hestra: KMOX WCCO Gene Sarazen; Damon Runyon; Helene Madi- WEAF WTAM practically unknown -yet they son; Jimmy Foxx; Sonny Workman; and CBS -Harlem Serenade: WABC WIND easily make $3000 to $5000 a NBC -Mid -Week Hymn Sing: WEAF WMAQ year while, of course, the James Healy: WEAF WOC WHO WLW N BC-Corn, Hog Adjustment Program ; Chester C. WDAF "stars" often make $15,000 to WMAQ WTAM Davis, Administrator AAA, Speaker: WJZ KYW -Uncle Bob's Curb -is- the -Limit Club FLOYD GIBBONS $50,000 a year. WENR- Twenty Fingers of Harmony CBS-Sylvan Levin and Philadelphia Studio Or- KYW An amazing new method of (NBC) CBS and Marge, Famous Radio W FB M- Bohemians chestra: WABC WOWO WHAS KMOX WCCO =Myrt sketch: WBBM WCCO proctical training, developed by WBBM WFBM KMOX WHAS WFBM Broadcaster Floyd Gibbons, one of America's WGN -The Singing Lady (NBC) outstanding broadcasters, fits talented people for WHAS- Jimmie Bittner NBC-Musical Memories, Edgar A. Guest, poet; WE N R -Neil Sisters Alice Mock, soprano; WGN -Dream drama big pay Broadcasting Jobs. If you have a good WIND -Song at Eventide vocal trio; Koestner's Ship, speaking voice, can sing, act, write, direct or sell, Orchestra : WJZ WLS WMAQ -Musical Sextet WJ J D- Polish Program the Floyd Gibbons School will train you -right in KYW-Detectives Black WOC-W H Mountaineers WLW -Bob Newhall, Mail Pouch Sportsman and Blue 0- your own home in your spare time-for the job WGN- Mystery Show you want. WOC -WHO -Jack Armstrong, sketch 10:00 P.M. WIND -Joe Chromis' Orchestra Get your share of the millions advertisers spend WTAM -Gene and Glenn NBC -Amos 'n' Andy: WMAQ WENR WDAF in Broadcasting every year. Our free book, "How 5:45 P.M. 8:15 P.M. KMOX- Rhapsody of the Reeds; Ruth Nelson to Find Your Place in Broadcasting" tells you the CBS -Ruth Etting; Johnny Green's Orchestra; whole fascinating story of the Floyd Gibbons N BC-Cheerio Musical Mosaics; Jan Peerce, ten- KYW -Dance Orchestra Ted Husing: WABC WIND WCCO KMOX WBBM- Vincent Lopez' Orchestra Course -how to prepare for a good position in or- Male Chorus; Orchestra: WEAF WDAF Broadcasting-and how to turn your hidden tal- WTAM WFBM WHAS WC CO-Reports KYW-New Deal for Chicago Group ente into money. Here is your chance to fill an NBC -Little Orphan Annie, childhood playlet: WFBM-Atop the Indiana Roof important role in one of the most glamorous, pow. WENR WGN WBBM- Vincent Lopez' Orchestra WG N-Richard Cole's Orchestra erful industries in the world. Send the coupon WDAF -Beauty that Endures today for free book, N B C-Lowell Thomas, Today's News: WJZ WLW WLW -The Keynoters, male trio KMOX- "Just Three Boys" WGN- Lawrence Salerno and Orchestra WOC -WHO -John Behan, soloist WOWO- Newspaper Adventures Floyd Gibbons School of Broadcasting, W B B M- Cadets Quartet WTAM -Gulden Strings 8:30 P.M. 2000 14th St. N.W Dept.4B31, Washington, D.O. WHAS -Easy Goin' Bill 10:10 P.M. Without obligation send me your free booklet NBC-Eddie Duchin's Orchestra: WJZ WENR "How to Find Place WIND -Children's Welfare Program WOC -WHO- Sports Review Your in Broadcasting" and WMAQ -Theater News NBC -Ed Wynn, comedian- Graham McNamee; full particulars of your home study Course. WOC -WHO -Disc Doin's quartet; Fire Chief Band: WEAF WMAQ 10:15 P.M. WOC WHO WLW WTAM WDAF NBC Name Age 5:55 P.M. -King's Jesters, male trio: WEAF WTAM Please Print or Write Name CBS -George Jessel, comedian; Plainly KMOX-Sports Reporter Vera Van, con- WENR tralto; Four Eton Boys; Freddie Rich's Or- CBS -Charles Carlile, tenor: WABC Address WC C 0 -The Troubadour WIND chestra: WABC WOWO WIND WCCO WHAS WFBM WOC -WHO- Sports Review WHAS WCCO KMOX WFBM WBBM -Harry Sosnik's Orchestra City State KMOX- Classical Music and Talk WDAF -Sports NICHT KYW -Clyde Lucas' Orchestra WGN -Concert Orchestra WBBM -Terry Hayes, contralto; Clarence WLW-Buster Locke's Orchestra INTERFERENCE ,# 00 6:00 P.M. Wheeler's Orchestra WMAQ -Bridge Club NBC -Mary Small, songs: WEAF WDAF WMAQ WGN-Lawrence Salerno, baritone; orchestra WOC -WHO- Studio Program (CONQUERED o C BS-Louis Panico's Orchestra : 8:45 WCCO WBBM P.M. 10.30 P.M. Easily NBC -Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: WJZ WLW KMOX- George l'IX gives clear radio Jessel; Vera Van; Four Eton CBS -Ozzie Nelson's Orchestra: WABC WFBM attached to KMOX-Adventures of Jimmy Allen Boys and Freddie reception, increases Rich's Orchestra (CBS) WDSU WIND any sett Send KYW -Pinto Pete KYW Nuzzo's range selectivity -Tony Orchestra KMOX-Wayne Fletcher's Orchestra money or postal WENR- What's the News WBBM Cadets Quartet and ends 1l - WBBM -Louis Panico's Orchestra overlapin order. VVG N -The Boy Reporter, sketch WENR-Irma Glen's Lovable Music WCCO -Jimmy Joy's Orchestra Money -back guarantee NH AS-Dinner Concert 9:00 P.M. WE N R -Ted Weems' Orchestra (NBC) PLY PRODUCTS WIND -German Hour; William Klein NBC -Cruise of the Seth Parker, dramatic broad- WGN -Wayne WJJD- King's Orchestra 154 Nassau St. New York Sports Revue casts by Phillips Lord and crew en route W LW -Hink and Dink V1Oó WOC -WHO- Fashion Note 87 Book around world: WEAF WOC WHO WMAQ WMAQ -Thé Heofirighams, sketch WTAM -"Our City," talk 1" ONCE FIXED YOUREFIXED WLW WTAM WDAF WTAM-Irving Aaronson's Orchestra 18 Radio Guide

Wednesday, February 14 HIGH SPOT SELECTIONS FOR THE DAY WIN D-Vocal Varieties 3:30 p. m. -S. K. Ratcliffe, British commentator, "Will England Take the Roosevelt MORNING WJJD -Home Economics; U. of C. Road ? ": NBC -WMAQ network. WLS- Livestock Reports 4:00 p. m. -Mme. Marie Jeritza, guest speaker and soloist: 8:00 A.M. NBC -WMAQ network. WLW -Mixed Quartet 7:00 p. m. -Jack Pearl, the Baron; Cliff Hall; Van Steeden's orchestra: NBC -Mystery Chef: WJZ WLW WMAQ NBC -WMAQ network. WMAQ -Women's Page of the Air 7:30 p. m.- Albert Spalding, violinist: CBS -WBBM network. CBS-Four Eton Boys: WABC WHAS WFBM 10:15 8:00 NBC -Sam Herman, xylophone; Frank Banta, A.M. p. m.- Troubadours: Bernice Claire and Alexander Gray: NBC -WMAQ network. NBC pianist: WEAF WOC WHO WTAM -Alice Remsen, contralto: WEAF WTAM 8:15 p. m.- Alexander Woollcott, "The Town Crier ": CBS -WBBM network. KYW- Musical Clock, variety program WDAF 8:30 p. m. -John McCormack, tenor; William Daly's orchestra: CBS -Four Showmen: NBC -WENR network. WBBM -Minute Parade WABC WOWO WHAS 8:30 p. m. WIND -Burns and Allen, comics; Guy Lombardo's orchestra: CBS -WBBM netwrok. WDAF- jMorning Bible Lesson 8:30 p. m. -Fred Allen's Revue; Ferde Grofe's orchestra: NBC -WMAQ network. WIND -Polish Hour KMOX- Personality Girl KYW -Men 9:00 p. m.- Musical Cruiser; Tony Cabooch and Adele Starr: NBC WJJD -Happy Go Lucky Time, Art Linick Teachers Union, speaker -WMAQ network. WBBM 9:00 p. m. -Old Gold Hour; Ted WLS -Skyland Scotty, Mountain Songs -Lucille Long, contralto; Jack Brooks, Fiorito's orchestra; Dick Powell: CBS -WBBM network. tenor; WOWO- Breakfast Club Norm Sherr, pianist 9:30p. m.-Tourist Adventures; Tony Sarg: NBC -WENR network. 8:15 A.M. WCCO -Dr. Wm. A. O'Brien WENR- Today's Children NBC Breakfast Club, dance band: WJZ -The WGN -The Rondoliers WMAQ WLW-Jack Berch NBC -Landt Trio and White, songs and comedy: 12:15 P.M. WCCO- 10:20 A.M. Market Reports WEAF WLW WOC WHO WDAF CBS -The Playboys, six hands on two pianos: WGN -June Baker, Home Management WMAQ -Singing Strings (NBC) CBS -Madison Ensemble: WABC WFBM WABC WOWO WCCO WFBM WJJD- j,Songs and Sermons, "Uncle Joe" WIN Hour D-Hungarian 10:30 A.M. KMOX -Magic Kitchen WLS -Homemakers' Hour; Martha Crane, Gran WJJD -Mr. Schlagenhaur's Vodvil Theater NBC-Betty Moore, Interior Decorating; Lew WBBM -Louis Panico's Orchestra Wilson, Blanche Chenoweth WLS- Produce Reporter; Betnley's News White, organist: WEAF WMAQ WLW WOC WHAS-Georgia Wildcats WOC -WHO -Aunt Jane's Club WTAM -Health and Hygiene, with V. King WHO WTAM WDAF WIND -Noon Time Tunes WOWO- Beauty Hints 8:30 A.M. CBS -Tony Wons, "Are You Listenin'? ": WABC WJJD -Log Cabin Boys NBC Kincaid. Mountain Boy: WEAF Prairie Farmer Dinnerbell 2:15 P.M. -Bradley WOWO WLS- Program NBC -Heinle WOC WHO WDAF and his Grenadiers, German band: NBC -U. S. Army Band: WJZ KYW 12:30 P.M. WJZ WMAQ CBS -Metropolitan Parade: WABC WIND WFBM WTMJ KMOX -Triangle Club NBC -Vic and Sade, comedy sketch: WJZ WMAQ NBC -The WHAS WBBM Golden Treasury; John Brewster, -Hal Kemp's Orchestra CBS -Easy Aces, sketch: WABC KMOX WCCO poetry readings; KMOX- Breakfast Club WCCO- Strolling Grande Trio: WEAF WOC Tom WFBM WBBM WHO WDAF WJJD -Hot Harmonies WDAF-Dance Selections NBC -Orlando's Concert Ensemble: WEAF WDAF KMOX- Exchange Club WLS- Sunshine Express, Jack Kay, Bill O'Connor, WENR -College Inn Comedy KYW-Board of Health, talk WBBM -Kay Storey, Ralph Emerson, Russ Kirkpatrick WGN songs -Five Star Melody Masters WGN -Ensemble Music WCCO -La Forge Bob Berumen Musicale (CBS) WLW-Oklahoma Albright WHAS -University of Louisville WHAS -Monk and Sam WJJD- Lawyers' WOWO- ARadio Bible Class WIND League -Hawaiian Serenade WIND -Livestock Markets WLW- Matinee Highlights WTAM -Board of Education, Social Science WJJ D- Bandstand WLW- Johnny Johnson's Orchestra WOWO- 8:45 A.M. Koppers Peppers 10:45 A.M. WOC- WHO -United Remedies WTAM- Viennese Ensmeble NBC Southernaires: WOC WHO -The WEAF CBS -Jane Ellison's Magic Recipes: WOWO -Happy Herb Heyworth WTAM WDAF WABC 2:30 P.M. WHAS KMOX WBBM WOWO WCCO WTAM -Mike Speciale's Orchestra KMOX -Ozark Mountaineers 12:45 P.M. CBS -The Pickard Family: WHAS WCCO WIND NBC-Fields and Hall. songs and comedy: WEAF NBC -Woman's WJJD -Modernistic Melodies Dreams, WABC Radio Review; orchestra; Clau- WTAM WDAF WMAQ CBS -Painted sketch: WOWO dine MacDonald: WLW-Rhythm Jesters, male quartet WENR World's Beautiful WEAF KYW WOC WHO -Studio Program KMOX- Most Waltzes; Live- WTAM WDAF 8:55 A.M. WGN -Painted Dreams, sketch stock Report KMOX -Happy Green WBBM -Dental Talk WIND -Dance Bands KYW -Dance Orchestra WBBM -Clarence Wheeler's WCCO-Woman's Calendar; Betty Crocker's Home WJJD -Name the Band WBBM -Jack Brooks, tenor; Norm Sherr, pianist Orchestra WFBM -Two- Thirty Tunes Service Talk WLW -U. S. Army Band (NBC) WCCO -Cal Calloway WGN- Lawrence Salerno 9:00 A.M. WOC- WHO Grocers Wholesale WFBM -Cowboys and Allan Grant - WJJD- Mid -Afternoon Jamboree NBC-Breen and de Rose; songs and ukulele: 11:00 A.M. WGN- Ensemble Music WOWO-Jovial WEAF WMAQ WHAS-College of Agriculture Joe NBC -Gene Arnold and the Commodores: NBC -Josephine Gibson, Hostess Council: WJZ WRAF WIN Walkathon 2:45 P.M. WMAQ WOC WHO WTAM D- KYW WMAQ-Don Carlos' Orchestra NBC -Platt and Nieman, pianists: CBS -The Voice of Experience: WABC WJZ WMAQ KMOX -Civic Program WHAS WOC-WHO -Jimmy and Jack KMOX -The Song Reverie; KMOX WBBM WCCO WOWO Michael McCubben WBBM -Melody Calendar 12:50 P.M. WBBM -IC Avery, talk; Eddie NBC -Eva Taylor, crooner: WJZ WENR House, organist WCCO -Betty Crocker's Talk Producers' Livestock Report WCCO -New York Stocks KYW -Rex Maupin's Orchestra; Campus Kids; KMOX- WFBM -Home Budget Club WCCO -Musical Program WGN -Art Kahn, pianist Dorothy Adams WLW- Business WGN -Keep Fit Club WGN -Your Child's Health WJJ D-Harry Steele, News Commentator News Musical Revelries WHAS- WIND -Today's Dance 1:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M. WIND Express -Happiness WJJ D-Dramatic Sketch NBC -Leo Zollo's Orchestra: WEAF WTAM NBC -Pop Concert: WEAF WMAQ WJJD -Song Festival WTAM WDAF WLW -Ohio Farm Bureau, talk and orchestrs WDAF CBS -Musical Album of Popular Classics: WABC WLS -Hog Flash; Livestock Receipts; Dr. Bun - CBS-The Captivators: WABC WIND KMOX WCCO 11 :15 A.11'L WIND desen Hour NBC -Happy Days in Dixie: WJZ KYW NBC -Betty and Bob. drama: WJZ WLW Dameron, tenor NBC -Johnny Marvin, tenor: WEAF WTAM WLS WLW -Charlie CBS-Just Plain Bill: KMOX WCCO WGN KYW -Lucky Seven, Harold Bean Foods CBS -Betty Barthell, songs: WABC WHAS WOC -WHO- Favorite WIND WFBM WBBM- Helpful Hints to Housewives WOWO- Housewife Hour KMOX -Mountain Minstrels WBBM -Eddie and Fannie Cavanaugh, radio gos- WGN -The Rondoliers WTAM- Health and Hygiene. V. King WBBM -Virginia Clark. Gene and Charlie sip WHAS Weekday WDAF -Countryside -A Devotions 9:15 A.M. Chats WGN -Just Plain Bill WJJD -Fred Beck, organist NBC -Clara, Lu 'n' Em, sketch: WJZ WGN WENR- Josephine Gibson (NBC) WHAS -University of Kentucky WOC -WHO- United WGN -The Rondoliers Remedies KMOX- "Let's Compare Notes" ; Women's Pro- WJJD -Music and Banter. Ben Kanter 3:15 P.M. gram WJJD -Friendly Philosopher, Homer Griffith WLS -Uncle Ezra NBC -Alice Jay, the Dream Singer: KYW -Irene King, talk WLW- River; Weather; Livestock Reports WLW -Ohio School of the Air WJZ WMAQ WMAQ -Public Schools, Talk NBC -Pop Concert: KYW WOC WHO WBBM -Dr. Royal S. Copeland WMAQ -Dan Russti s Orchestra WBBM -Cadets' Quartet WCCO-Ucatone Program WO C -W H 0- Markets WOC- WHO 400 Program -Royal (NBC) WCCO -Minnesota Parent-Teacher with Dolly Dean WOWO- Markets; Program Chat Association WHAS -Chats WOWO-News Headlines WGN -Louise Brabant WJJD -Today's Tunes 11:30 A.M. 1:15 P.M. and Organ WLS -Round -up; Westerners; Joe WLW -Live Stock Reports Farm Kelly NBC-National and Home hour; Guest CBS- Romance of Helen Trent: WABC KMOX WLW -Johanna Grosse, organist WMAQ -Health Exercises Speakers; Walter Blaufuss' Orchestra: WJZ WGN WFBM 3:30 P.M. WOC -WHO -Hog Flash KYW WLW WDAF WOC WHO WBBM -World's Most Beautiful Waltzes NBC and WTAM -Young Artists Trio Smilin' Ed McConnell: -Jack Loretta Clemens, songs and gui- CBS- WABC WBBM WCCO- University of Minnesota Program tar: WEAF WTAM 9:20 A.M. WCCO KMOX WOWO WIND -Health Talk Wings NBC -Ma Perkins, sketch: WDAF WOC WHO WBBM -Chicago Hour; Eddie House, organist NBC-On of Song; Marie Montana, vocal- WJJ D-Fred Beck, organist WENR ist; String Trio: WEAF WMAQ 9:25 A.M. WLS -Maple City Four; John Brown. pianist CBS- Science WENR -Home Service Service, talk: WABC WHAS WOC -WHO- Secretary of Agriculture WOC-WH 0-Leo Zollo's Orchestra (NBC) KMOX WIND 9:30 A.M. WGN- Market Reports; Day's News WOWO -Brown County Revelers WHAS -Musical NBC -Will England Take the Roosevelt Road; NBC -Three Scamps, harmony: WEAF KYW Revelries 1:20 P.M. WIND Time Speaker S. J. Ratcliffe, journalist: WJZ WOC WHO WDAF WTAM -Dance WBBM -Shirley Winn, health talk Modern Rhythm WMAQ CBS the Luxembourg Gardens: WABC WJJD- WMAQ-Board of Trade -In WTAM KYW -Two Doctors with Aces of the Ait WOWO WHAS WIND WFBM -Organ Melodies; Weather; Livestock 1:30 P.M. WBBM Markets -Mike and Herman, comedy KMOX -The Harmonians NBC -Judy and Jane, dramatic sketch: WDAF WCCO 11:45 A.M. -The Shopper WBBM -The Three Flats, Negro trio WOC WHO WGN -The Rondoliers Raginsky's WCCO- Stocks, Markets CBS -Mischa Ensemble: WABC NBC -Smack Out, sketch: WJZ KYW WJJD -Mooseheart Children WGN -Market Reports; Leonard Salvo's Mail Box WHAS WIND CBS- American School of the Air: WABC WHAS WLW -Sputter and Whine KMOX -Magic Kitchen WJJD - Footlight Favorites KMOX WBBM WFBM WCCO WOWO -Guest Review WLW -Bond of Friendship WBBM-Frank Wilson, tenor; Jerry Marlow NBC -Two Seats in the Balcony; Harold San- WCCO- Markets 3:45 P.M. WMAQ -Program Preview ford's Orchestra: WEAF WTAM NBC -The Lady Next WGN -Good Health and Training Door, children's program: 9:45 A.M. WGN -Pat Kennedy, tenor; Len Salvo, organist WEAF WOC WHO WTAM WJJ D-Esther Bradford, fashion adviser CBS Osborne's Orchestra with Pedro WIND -May Belle Kellog, pianist CBS -The Merrymakers: -Will De WLS-Weather Report WABC WCCO WHAS Cordoba, Friendly Philosopher: WABC KMOX WJJ D- Dramatization WIND Baker's Gang WBBM WFBM WOWO -Jolly WLS- Markets; Today's Almanac KMOX- "Did You Know 11:55 A.M. That" NBC -Betty Crocker, cooking talk: WEAF WLW WMAQ-University of Chicago WBBM -Phil Harris' Orchestra WMAQ WOC WHO WTAM WDAF WLS- Julian T. Bentley, news cast WOWO -Voice of Desainy WDAF -Book Review NBC -Irma Glen, organist: WJZ KYW 1:45 P.M. WENR -Jim and Bob (NBC) WCCO- Stocks, Markets AFTERNOON KYW -Prudence Penny's Household Hints WLW -King, Jack and Whine WHAS-Bob Atcher, Mountain Minstrel WGN -Ensemble Music 4:00 P.M. WIND -Housekeeping Chats 12:00 Noon WIN D-Art Jones, tenor NBC -Morin Sisters, harmony trio: WJZ WENR WJJD -The Happy Crystaleer CBS -Marie, The Little French Princess: WABC WJJD- Luncheon Dance Music NBC -What Next? Musical Revue; Mme. Marie Strolling Tom, songs WOWO -Melody Hour KMOX WBBM WLS- Jeritza, guest speaker and soloist ; Yvonne 10:00 A.M. NBC -Close Harmony; Gloria La Vey, soprano: WOC -WH0- Markets D'Arle, soprano: WEAF WOC WHO WMAQ NBC -Juan Reyes, pianist: WEAF WOC WHO WTAM WMAQ WOWO -Curdes and Mason KMOX -Tune Shop WTAM WCCO -Noon Hi Lites 2:00 P.M. WBBM -Helen Fitch NBC -Pappy, Ezra, Zeke and Elton, hillbillies: WFBM- Hoosier Farm Circle NBC -Ma Perkins. sketch: WEAF WLW WTAM WCCO- Bridge Club of the Air WJZ KYW WGN -BMid Day Service CBS -La Forge Berumen Musicale: WABC WHAS WGN -Educational Program, talk CBS-Cooking Closeups, Mary Ellis Ames, home WHAS -Weather; Livestock and Market Reports WIND WFBM WIND- Kenneth Houchins, yodeling drifter economist: WABC KMOX WCCO WBBM WIND- Noonday Meditations KMOX- Window Shoppers, Orchestra WJJD -Hot and Fast WFBM WJJD -Livestock Markets KYW -Rex Maupin's Orchestra WLW-Concert Favorites WGN -Movie Personalities WLS- Vibrant Strings; Dixie Mason and Okche!- WBBM -Terry Hayes, contralto; Norm Sherr, W 0 W 0 -AOld Time Religion WHAS- Musical Revelries tra pianist WTAM - Twilight Tunes; Pie Plant Pete Radio Guide 19 (WEDNESDAY CONTINUED) WLW- Detec- a -tives Black and Blue KMOX -Dog Stories, Bob Becker CBS- George Hall's Orchestra! WABC WHAS WMAQ -Dan Russo's Orchestra WBBM -Pat Kennedy, tenor WIND WCCO WFBM WBBM 4:15 P.M. WCCO-Potpourri NBC-Little Jackie Heller, songs: WJZ WENR 6:25 P.M. NBC- Freddie Martin's Orchestra: WJZ WENR KYW -Pinto Pete WFBM -Beauty That Endures KMOX -Eddie Dunstedter's Orchestra CBS -Joan Olsen; Orchestra: WABC WHAS WGN-Tomorrow's News WIND WCCO KMOX 6:30 P.M. KVW-Dance Orchestra WHAS-Herbie at the Organ WGN -Late Dance Orchestras WBBM -X Bar B Boys NBC -Shirley Howard; The Jesters; Milt Retten- WLW -Zero Hour WGN -The Rondoliers berg, pianist; Tony Callucci, guitar: WEAF WMAQ -Dan Russo's Orchestra WMAQ -Frankie Masters' Orchestra WTAM -Merle Jacobs' Orchestra WJJD- Bobbie Dickson WMAQ WDAF WTAM WOC WHO WOC- WHO -Willard's Mountaineers WTAM -What 11:45 P.M. Next? Musical Revue (NBC) CBS -Buck Rogers in the 25th Century: WBBM 9:45 P.M. 4:30 P.M. KMOX WCCO WHAS WFBM KMOX -When Day is Done CBS -Myrt and Marge: WBBM WHAS KMOX WCFL -Dave Unell's Orchestra NBC -Adventures of Tom Mix's Straight Shoot- NBC -Potash and Perlmutter, humorous sketch: WJZ WENR WCCO WFBM 12:00 Mid. ers: WEAF WTAM CBS -Andre Kostelanetz Presents Evan Evans, NBC -Singing Lady, nursery jingles, songs and WGN -Sports Reporter KYW-Dance Orchestra WIND -Polish Hour baritone; Evelyn McGregor; Mixed Chorus; WBBM- Around the Town, dance orchestras stories: WJZ WLW Orchestra: WABC WIND KMOX- Harmonettes, girls' trio WJJD -Pickard Family WDAF- Nighthawk Frolic WLW-Rhapsody WENR -Neil Sisters WENR.- Lights Out, mystery drama KYW -Phil Harris' Orchestra WGN -Dream Ship, drama WBBM -Educational Forum 6:45 P.M. WFBM -Atop the Indiana Roof WMAQ -Piano Team WIND Family WCCO- Livestock Summary NBC -The Goldbergs, comedy sketch: WEAF -Happy WOC- WHO -Tourist Adventures (NBC) WMAQ -Ted Weems' Orchestra WENR -Larry Larsen, organist (NBC) WMAQ WTAM WDAF WOWO -Jimmy Richard's Orchestra WGN-Joseph Hassmer, baritone CBS -Boake Carter, news: WABC WHAS KMOX 12:15 A.M. WHAS -James Sheehy, tenor; Organ WCCO WBBM 10:00 P.M. WENR -Clyde Lucas' Orchestra WIND- Memory Lane NBC -Irene Rich in Hollywood, dramatic sketch: NBC -Enric Madriguera's Orchestra: WEAF WOC 12:30 A.M. WJJ D-Salon Echoes WJZ WENR WHO KYW-Tony Nuzzo's Orchestra WMAQ -Four Knaves (NBC) WFBM-Cowboys CBS-Andre Kostelanetz Presents: WCCO WOWO WENR -Dan Russo's Orchestra WOC- WHO- Library Talk WGN -Tom, Dick and Harry NBC -Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: WMAQ WENR WIND -Micky Isley's Orchestra 4:45 P.M. WLW -Red Davis, sketch WDAF WMAQ -Jules Stein's Orchestra of the Reeds NBC -Wizard of Oz, drama: WEAF WMAQ WOC WOC- WHO -United Remedies KMOX- Rhapsody WHO WTAM WDAF 6:55 P.M. KYW -Chicago Life WBBM -Vincent Lopez's Orchestra CBS -Tito Guizar, Mexican Tenor: WABC WHAS KYW -Mel Stitzel, pianist WBBM WCCO WFBM -Atop the Indiana Roof 7:00 P.M. WGN -Earl Burtnett's Orchestra NBC -Little Orphan Annie, childhood playlet: NBC -Jack Pearl and Cliff Hall; Orchestra: MORE PROFITS WJZ WLW WHAS-Happy Jack Turner WEAF WOC WHO WTAM WDAF WMAQ WLW -Dimmick's Orchestra Brass Ground Antenna KMOX -Eddie Dunstedter and Tom Baker CBS -Phil Duey, Frank Luther and Jack KYW -Earle WTAM- Fishing and Hunting; Lew Williams sr.he, . .«, at.e,. Tanner, tenor Parker, Vivien Ruth: WABC KMOX WCCO 10:15 P.M. for WENR -"Grandpa Burton," Bill Bear (NBC) WBBM WFBM NBC WENR WGN -Jane Carpenter, pianist NBC -Crime Clues, mystery -John Fogarty, tenor: WEAF WOC drama: WJZ WLW WHO WIND- Kenneth Huchins WLS /NW ! Radio CBS Spirits of Rhythm: WABC WHAS iwwrs..rM.Muíïi. "R' WJJD -Don Allen, vocalist KYW -Keeping Abreast of Business -Five .N.Rrrw j5cbrq WIND WCCO KMOX WHIM 5:00 P.M. WGN -Bob Becker, Chats on Dogs and Nature NBC -Robert Royce, tenor: WJZ WMAQ Dealers CBS-Skippy: WBBM WHAS KMOX WCCO WHAS-Happy Jack Turner stria CMlMICwI KYW -Dance Orchestra corRODUo NBC -Xavier Cugat's Orchestra: WEAF WDAF WIND -Washington Column of the Air IMCwrwlINb-% KYW -Men's Teachers' Union, speaker WBBM -Harry Sosnik's Orchestra /.'.VIO rN.RO 7:15 P.M. WDAF-Sports Reporter j - WENR -Adult Education Council CBS -Edwin C. Hill, Human Side of News: WGN -Steamboat Bill WGN- Remember 'Way Back When WABC KMOX WCCO WBBM WFBM WLW- Johnny Muldowney's Orchestra WIN D-Children's Program KYW -Clyde Lucas' Orchestra WTAM Bulletin a BRASS WJJD- Pickard Family WDAF -Musical Board; Two Men and -Red Davis, sketch Maid WLW -Jack Armstrong, í /r' sketch WGN -Quin Ryan, sports events 10:30 P.M. WMAQ -Healtho -Batics WHAS -Organ Melodies GROUND WOC- WHO -The Contest Man; Melody Lane; WIND -Happy Family CBS -Little Jack Little's Orchestra: WABC WIND Brown Beauty NBC -Jack Denny's Orchestra: WEAF WOC WHO a 7:30 P.M. KYW WDAF Makes Good Radio BETTER WTAM -The Call Boy Reduces sta tic . gives added protec- NBC- Dangerous Paradise, drama: WJZ WLS KMOX -Wayne Fletcher's 5:15 P.M. WLW Orchestra tion against lightning: Chemical tilled WBBM -Louis Panico's Orchestra $2. Dealers KYW- Westminster Choir (NBC) CBS with compounds. Retails at -Albert Spalding, violinist; Conrad Thibault, WCCO-Jimmy Joy's Orchestra send $1 for sample and selling rights. WBBM -Cadets Quartet baritone; Don Voorhees' Orchestra: WABC WCCO- Tarzan of the Apes WENR -Jules Stein's Orchestra BRASS WOWO WHAS KMOX WCCO WBBM WFBM WF BM-Honolulu Serenaders GROUND CO. WENR -The Big Brother Club NBC -Wayne King's Orchestra: WEAF WMAQ 251 East First St. WGN -Tip Top Circus, sketch WGN -Wayne King's Orchestra LONG BEACH. CALIFORNIA WOC WHO WTAM WDAF WHAS -Mal Hallett's Orchestra WHAS -Asher and Little Jimmy KYW- Harvey's Barino Orchestra W LW-Serenade ; WLW -Joe Emerson, Bachelor of Song String Orchestra Vocalists WGN -The Lone Ranger WMAQ -The Hoofinghams, sketch WMAQ- Xavier Cugat's Orchestra (NBC) WIND -Hot Stove League WOC- WHO -Zinsmasters Program WOWO -Ted Connor's Orchestra 7:45 P.M. WTAM -Pinkey Hunter's Orchestra WTAM -Irving Aaronson's Orchestra NBC -Red Davis, sketch: WJZ WLS 1934 Century of Progress 5:30 P.M. 10:45 P.M. Sound Films Electrical Transcriptions KYW -Tony Nuzzo's Orchestra NBC - NBC -George R. Holmes, Chief of the Washing- WIND -Rhythm Three -Buddy Rogers' Orchestra: WJZ WMAQ Local and Network Radio Slide Films CBS -Little Jack Little's Orchestra: - ton Bureau, International News Service: WLW -Radio Court WABC ANNOUNCING ADVISORY PRODUCING WEAF WDAF WFBM 8:00 P.M. KMOX -Mike Child's Orchestra CBS-Jack Armstrong, AD American Boy: WBBM NBC -Warden Lawes in 20,000 Years in Sing KMOX WCCO WOC WHO WBBM -('arroi Dickerson's Orchestra JEAN PAUL KING Sing; drama: WJZ WLS WENR -'led Weems' Orchestra NBC -Irene Beasley, contralto: WJZ WENR CBS -Sylvan Levin 88 E. ELM - CHICAGO - SUP. 8080 and Philadelphia Orchestra: WIN D -Micky Isley's Orchestra KYW -Uncle Bob's Curb -is- the -Limit Club WABC WOWO WHAS KMOX WCCO WBBM WFBM-Bohemians WOWO- Weaver of Dreams WFBM 10:50 P.M. WGN -The Singing Lady (NBC) NBC -The Troubadours; Orchestra; Guest Artists: IMPROVE YOUR RECEPTION WHAS -Louisville Safety Council Talk WGN -Jan Garber's Orchestra WEAF WMAQ WLW WTAM WDAF 11:00 P.M. The STATER eliminates aerial, all outside WIND- Hungarian Air Theater KYW- Detectives Black and Blue wires which may be causing YOUR noise and WJJD-Polish Program WGN -Art Kahn and Allan Grant, two pianos CBS -Glen Gray's Orchestra: WABC WHAS fading. Can also be used with any aerial to WLW -Bob Newhall, Mail Pouch Sportsman WIND -Dance Orchestra WIND WCCO KMOX clarify and improve reception. Guranteed WMAQ -Tom Mix's Straight Shooters (NBC) WOC- WHO -Hitting the Highways NBC -Phil Harris' Orchestra: WEAF WOC WHO to work right on any make set. Ideal for WTAM -Gene and Glenn 8:15 P.M. K YW WTAM WDAF noisy city locatons. Pin one dollar to this WBBM- Vincent ad and name and address and get yours post- 5:45 P.M. CBS-Alexander Woollcott, "The Lopez' Orchestra paid by return mail or write for literature. Town Crier ": WENR -Frankie Masters' NBC -Jan Peerce, tenor; orchestra: WEAF WABC WOWO WHAS WCCO KMOX WBBM Orchestra UNITED SOUND, Columbia, Pa. WMAQ WFBM WGN -Earl Burtnett's Orchestra CBS -Enoch Light's Orchestra: WFBM WLW -Sammy Watkins' Orchestra WHAS KYW- Stardust; Studio Gossip by Ulmer Turner WMAQ- NBC - Lowell Thomas, Today's News: WJZ WLW WGN -Rube Appleberry Carlos Molina's Orchestra NBC-Little Orphan Annie, childhood playlet: WIND- Romantic Ramblings 11:10 P.M. WENR WGN. 8:30 P.M. WGN -Charlie Agnew's Orchestra KMOX -Piano Melodies NBC -John McCormack, tenor; Orchestra: WJZ 11:15 P.M. WBBM -Through the Looking Glass; Frances WENR WBBM- Harry Sosnik's Orchestra Cash Payments Advanced Writers of Songs Ingram CBS -Guy Lombardo's Orchestra; Burns and 11:30 P.M. Used and publication secured. Send us any likely WCCO -The Contest Man NBC -Hal Kemp's material ( Words or Music) for consideration today. Allen, comedy team: WABC WOWO KMOX Orchestra: WEAF WOC WHO York. WOC-WHO -Disc Doin's WCCO WBBM WFBM Radio Music Guild. 1650 Broadway, New WTAM -Red Davis, sketch NBC-Fred Allen's Revue: WEAF WMAQ WTAM WDAF WLW KYW-Dance Orchestra NIGHT WGN- University of Illinois Band 6:00 P.M. WHAS-- -Chefs and Jug Band There Is Only ONE NBC- Martha Meers, contralto; Orchestra: WEAF WIND -Final Edition, drama WMAQ WOC WHO WDAF WOC -WHO- Mickey and Oliver RADIO CBS-Louis Panico's Orchestra: WCCO 8:45 P.M. CUIDE NBC-Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: WJZ WLW KYW -Boyd Raeburn's Orchestra The yearly subscription price is six KMOX- Adventures of Jimmy Allen WHAS-Organ Melodies $2.00; months $1.25 KYW -Pinto Pete WOC -WHO- String Trio And to make sure of your copy every week, WBBM -Al and Pete, comedy and songs 9:00 P.M. send in the coupon below. WENR -What's the News NBC -Vincent Lopez' Orchestra; King's Jesters; WFBM -Bohemians Adele Starr, songs; Tony Cabooch, comedian: WGN -The Boy Reporter WJZ WMAQ WHAS- Dinner Concert NBC -Corn Cob Pipe Club of Virginia, barnyard RADIO WIND -German Hour; William Klein music; quartet: WEAF WENR WLW WOC GUIDE WJJD -Sports Review WHO WTAM WDAF 423 Plymouth Court, WTAM -"Our City," talk CBS -Old Gold Program; Ted Fiorito's Orchestra; 6:15 P.M. Dick Powell, m. c.: WABC WOWO WHAS Chicago, Ill. NBC-Gems of Melody; John Herrick, baritone; KMOX WCCO WBBM WFBM Gentlemen: Harold Sanford's Orchestra: WJZ WENR KVW -The Globe Trotter NBC -Billy Bachelor, sketch: WEAF WTAM WIND -Micky Isley's Orchestra Enclosed please find $ for which send KMOX- "Four Shamrocks," Singing. Playing 9:15 P.M. RADIO GUIDE to me for (six months) (one year) Quartet KYW -Five Minutes Past Forty KYW -The Globe Trotter, Sports Reporter WGN -Lincoln Dramatization Name WBBM -Louis Panico's Orchestra (CBS) 9:30 P.M. E. T.-Air Adventures of Jimmy Allen: WCCO NBC -K- Seven, spy drama: WEAF WTAM WDAF WDAF WOC WHO KYW Address WFBM -Pirate Club CBS-Columbia News Service: WABC WOWO WG N-Ensemble Music NBC -Tourist Adventures; Tony Sarg, guest; Town State 8 WJJ D-Fred Beck, organist Travel Talk; Orchestra: WJZ WENR 20 Radio Guide

Thursday, February 15 HIGH SPOT SELECTIONS FOR THE DAY

11:00 a. m. -The Voice of Experience: CBS -WBBM network. 10:00 A.M. 4:00 p. m. -Helen Wills Moody Interviewed on "Art in Sports NBC -Galaxy of Stars; contralto; baritone; organ; ": NBC -WMAQ network. MORNING 5:00 Match: pianist: WLW WMAQ WOC WHO WTAM p. m.- Squash Racquet NBC -WMAQ network. 8:00 A.M. WDAF 7:00 p. m. -Rudy Vallee's Variety Hour; guest stars and orchestra: NBC -WMAQ network. NBC-Herman and Banta, piano duo: WEAF CBS -Mary Lee Taylor, talk: WOWO WHAS 7:30 p. m. -Voice of America; William Lyon Phelps; Alex Gray; Nat Shilkret's orchestra: WTAM KMOX WBBM CBS -WBBM network. NBC-Breakfast Club, dance band: WJZ WMAQ KYW -Four Southern Singers 8:00 p. m.- Captain Henry's Show Boat: NBC -WMAQ network. CBS -Four Eton Boys: WABC WHAS WFBM WFBM -Elizabeth Carter 8:30 p. m. -Fred Waring's orchestra; Frank Buck, explorer, guest star; Lane Sisters; KYW- Musical Clock, variety program WGN -Movie Personalities Poley McClintock; Johnny Davis, CBS -WBBM WBBM- Minute Parade WJJD- University of Chicago etc.: network. WDAF -Swimming Lesson WLS- Poultry and Livestock Market 9:00 p.m.-Al Jolson with Paul Whiteman's orchestra; Deems Taylor, m. c., and. Whiteman WIND -Polish Hour soloists: 10:15 A.M. NBC -WMAQ network. WJJD -Happy Go Lucky Time, Art Linick 10:00 p. m.- California Melodies; motion picture guest star: CBS -WIND network. WLS -Steamboat Bill and Spareribs CBS -Charm Secrets; Jean Merrill, Beauty 10:30 p.m.- Veterans of Foreign Wars, speakers; U. S. Marine Band: NBC -WENR network. WLW -Community Health Talk Authority: WBBM KMOX WCCO WOC-WHO-Spotlight CBS -Sunny Side Up: WABC WIND WOWO- Breakfast Club NBC- Frances Lee Barton, talk: WEAF WOC WHO WLW WMAQ WTAM WDAF 8:15 A.M. KYW -Singing Strings WIND -JMid -Day Meditations KYW- Prudence Penny, economy talk NBC-Landt Trio and White, songs and comedy: WENR- Today's Children WHAS -Weather; Market Reports WGN -Ensemble Music WEAF WOC WHO WDAF WGN -Grand Old Hymns WIND- Mid -day Meditations WIND -Leota Olsen, soprano CBS-In the Luxembourg Gardens: WABC WFBM WHAS -Public Health Talk WJJD -Livestock Markets, Phil Evans WJJD- Luncheon Dance Music WIND -Hungarian Hour WJJD -What Is New in Musk WLS-School of Cookery WLS -Tom and Don, songs WJJD -Mr. Schlagenhauer's Vodvil Theater 10:25 A.M. WOWO- Noon -Day Syncopators WOC -WHO- Markets Produce WLS- Reporter WGN -Market Reports 12:15 P.M. WOWO -Jimmy Richard's Orchestra WLW -Joe Emerson, hymns 10:30 A.M. WTAM -Opening Livestock Markets; Health and CBS -Joan Marrow; music: WABC WCCO KMOX 2:00 P.M. NBC Hygiene; V. King -Carnival; Gale Page; Frank Hazzard; WBBM NBC-Ma Perkins, sketch: WEAF WLW WTAM King's Jesters; Harold Stokes' Orchestra: WHAS -Georgia Wildcats CBS -Metropolitan Parade: WABC WHAS WIND 8:25 A.M. WTAM WMAQ WOC WHO WDAF WIND- Luncheon Dance Music WFBM WLS -Bentley's News CBS -Tony Wons; Keenan and Sandra Phillips, WJJD -Log Cabin Boys KMOX- Window Shoppers, Orchestra 8:30 A.M. piano team: WABC WOWO WHAS KMOX WLS- Prairie Farmer Dinnerbell Program KYW-Rex Maupin's Orchestra NBC-Bradley Kincaid, Mountain Boy: WEAF WCCO WBBM WOWO- Singing Ambassadors WBBM -Terry Hayes contralto; Norm Sherr, WOC WHO WDAF NBC -Sweetheart Melodies; Harriet Lee, contral- 12:30 P.M. pianist KMOX- Breakfast Club to; Wm. Kennedy, tenor; Ruth Jordon, talk: NBC -Vic and Sade, comedy sketch with Art WCCO- Markets WIND -In the Luxembourg Gardens (CBS) WJZ WENR Van Harvey and Bernardine Flynn: WJZ WCFL -Red Hot and Low Down, Bob Hawks WJJD -Hot Harmonies WGN -Doring Sisters WMAQ WGN -June Baker, Home Management WLS -Tower Topics Time; Gene Autry; Log WIND -Hawaiian Serenade CBS -Easy Aces. sketch: WABC KMOX WCCO WJJ Songs and Sermons Cabin Boys WJJD -Freddie and Frankie WBBM WFBM WLS -Homemakers' Hour; Martha Crane WLW -Jack .Berth, vocalist WLW -John Barker, baritone KYW-Board of Health. talk WOC -WHO -Drake University WOWO- jRadio Bible Class 10:45 A.M. WGN -Palmer House Ensemble WOWO- Question Box WTAM -Board of Education Program, Literature CBS -Academy of Medicine: WABC -WHAS WHAS -Johnny Vance's Orchestra 2:15 P.M. WIND Markets 8:45 A.M. WIND -Livestock NBC -Eastman School Symphony Orchestra: WJZ NBC-Wife Saver, sketch: WEAF WOC WHO KMOX- Melody Weavers WLW- Johnny Johnson's Orchestra WMAQ WOC -WHO- United Remedies WTAM WDAF WBBM -Hal Kemp's Orchestra NBC -The Upstaters, quartet: WEAF WOC WHO KMOX -KMOX Today; Piano WCCO -Music Appreciation Course WOWO- Parlor Minstrels WDAF WFBM -Movie Parade WENR -Chicago American Program WTAM -Merchants Association Luncheon; Mayor KMOX-Exchange Club WHAS -Bob Atelier, Mountain Minstrel WGN -Painted Dreams, sketch F. H. La Guardia, speaker (NBC) WBBM-Household Institute with Kay Storey WIND-Waltz Time WJJD- Modern Rhythms 12:45 P.M. WIND -Spanish War Veteran's Program WJJD- Moderpistic Melodies WLW -Three Moods in Blue NBC -Merry Macs; Cheri McKay, contralto; Male WJJD -Dreams of Hawaii WLW -Rhythm Jesters, novelty male quartet WOWO-Aloha Serenaders Trio: WJZ WMAQ WLW -Matinee Highlights 8:55 A.M. 11:00 A.M. CBS- Painted Dreams, sketch: WABC WOWO WOWO- Koppers' Peppers Livestock WTAM -Viennese Ensemble WBBM- Library of International Relations NBC -Gari Shelton, pianist: WEAF WTAM KMOX-The Tango King; Report WDAF WMAQ KYW-Dance Orchestra 2:30 P.M. 9:00 A.M. WBBM -Jack Brooks, tenor; Norm Sherr, pianist NBC -Women's CBS -Voice of Experience, advice: WABC WHAS Radio Review: WEAF KYW NBC-Breen and De Rose, vocal and instrumental WCCO -Cal Calloway; Orchestra WOC WHO WTAM WDAF duo: WEAF WMAQ KMOX WBBM WCCO WOWO WJZ WFBM -Health Program CBS -National Student Federation Program: CBS -Bill and Ginger, popular songs: WABC NBC-Gene Arnold and the Commodores: WENR WGN -Ensemble Music W.AB(' WHAS WCCO WIND KMOX WIND KMOX KYW Maupin's Orchestra WHAS -College of Agriculture -Happy Green NBC-Edward MacHugh the Gospel Singer: WJZ -Rex WBBM WGN Rondoliers WOC -WHO- Studio Program -Dorothy Miller; Norm Sherr, pianist KYW -The WFBM WIND -Today's Dance 12:50 P.M. -Two -Thirty Tunes WBBM -Melody Calendar WGN- Stratford Johnson and Organ WCCO-Jack Sprat WJJD -Budd Pickard, Hillbilly Tunes WJJD-Harry Steele, News Commentator WLW -Ohio Farm Bureau, talk WJJD -Mid -Aft ern oon Jamboree WDAF -Chicago Ensemble 1:00 P.M. WOWO-Jovial WOC -WHO- School of Cookery Joe WFBM -Home Budget Club CBS -Just Plain Bill, sketch: KMOX WCCO 2:45 P.M. WGN-Keep Fit Club 11:15 A.M. WGN WFBM CBS -Curtis Institute of Music: WABC WHAS WHAS -Happy Jack Turner NBC-Johnny Marvin, tenor: WEAF WTAM CBS -Ann Leaf, organist: WABC WIND WIND WJJD -Song Festival CBS -Connie Gates, songs: WABC WHAS WIND NBC -To be announced: WEAF WOC WHO KMOX Receipts; Dr. Bun- -The Song Reverie; Michael McCubben; WLS -Hog Flash; Livestock NBC -Wendell Hall, ukelele, songs: WJZ WENR KYW Orchestra; Trio " desert Hour KMOX- Mountain Minstrels WBBM -Eddie and Fannie Cavanaugh, radio gos- WBBM- Katherine Avery, talk WLW -Neuman and Grueter, baritone and ac. WBBM -Virginia Clark. Gene and Charlie sip WCCO -Stock Exchange cordion WCCO -Judge Wm. C. Larson WHAS -University of Kentucky WGN -Art Kahn, pianist WOC -WHO- Favorite Foods WDAF -Countrysicle Chats WJJD -Music and Banter, Bert Kanter WJJD -Dreams of Hawaii Housewife Hour WOWO- WJJD -Friendly Philosopher, Homer Griffith WLS -Uncle Ezra WLW -Business News WTAM-Health and Hygiene, V. King WLW -River and Market Reports WLW -Ohio School of the Air 2:50 P.M. WMAQ -Public Schools Talk WMAQ -Dan Russo's Orchestra 9:10 A.M. WCCO-Curtis Institute of Music (CBS) WCCO -Frances Ingram; Joan Rock's Cooking WOC-WHO-Markets WOWO -News Headlines 3:00 P.M. School of the Air WOWO- Markets; Program Chat WTAM -Studio Program 11:30 A.M. 1:15 P.M. NBC -Betty and Bob, drama: WJZ WLW WLS 9:15 A.M. NBC -Winters and Weber, organists: Farm and Home Hour; Forest Romance of Helen Trent: WABC KMOX WEAF Lu Em, sketch: WJZ WGN NBC -National CBS- WMAQ WTAM WDAF NBC -Clara, 'n' Service Playlet; Orchestra: WJZ KYW WLW WGN WFBM CBS with Ida Bailey Allen: WABC KMOX- Curtis Institute of Music (CBS) -Visiting WOC WHO WBBM -Albert Bartlett, tango king WHAS WIND KYW -Soloists CBS -Angelo's Tango Orchestra: WABC WOWO WCCO- Minnesota Tax Payers Association NBC-Morning Parade: WEAF WTAM WBBM-Helpful Hints to Housewives WHAS WIND WIND -"Stop That Fire," talk KMOX Compare Notes, women's program WGN -The Rondoliers -Let's NBC-Maurice Lees' Ensemble: WEAF WMAQ WJJD -Fred Beck, organist KYW-Irene King WJJD -Fred Beck, organist WBBM -Al and Pete, comedy and songs; Dor- WLS -Maple City Four; John Brown, pianist WBBM Royal S. Copeland WOC- WHO -United Remedies -Dr. othy Miller, contralto WOWO -Brown County Revelers WJJD s Tunes 3:15 P.M. -Today KMOX-Magic Kitchen 1:20 P.M. WMAQ- Health Exercises NBC -Alice Joy, the Dream Girl: WJZ WCCO -News Bulletin WBBM- Shirley Winn, M.D.; President N. Y. C. WMAQ WOC -WHO -Hog Flashes NBC -Winters and Weber, organists: WOC WHO WENR -Home Service Board of Health KYW 9:20 A.M. Report; Day's News WGN- Market 1:25 P.M. WBBM-Cadets' Quartet WBBM -Chicago Hour; Dorothy Miller, contralto; WJJD Rhythm -Modern WBBM -I.ocal Markets WLS-Round -up; Westerners; Norm Sherr, pianist; Eddie House, organist WTAM -Organ Melodies; Weather; Closing Live- Joe Kelly 1:30 P.M. WLW -Through the Hollywood Looking Glass, WLW -Live Stock Report, stock Markets; Dairy Quotations; Resume -Judy and Jane, dramatic sketch: WOC 11:40 A.M. NBC Francis Ingram 9:30 A.M. WHO WDAF 3:30 P.M. NBC -Morning Parade: KYW WOC WHO WDAF WCCO -Livestocks and Markets CBS -American School of the Air: WABC WBBM 11:45 A.M. NBC -Music Magic; Ruth Lyon; Edward Davies CBS-Melody Parade: WABC WCCO WHAS KMOX WHAS WFBM WCCO and Roy Shields' Orchestra: WJZ WMAQ Wilson, tenor; Adele Starr, WJZ. WIND KMOX WBBM -Frank NBC -Smack Out, sketch: KYW NBC -Ma Perkins, dramatic sketch: WENR WBBM-"The Three Flats," Negro trio contralto NBC -Trio Romantique: WEAF WTAM WOC WHO WDAF and Training WFBM-Souvenirs WGN -Good Health WGN -Pat Kennedy, tenor; Len Salvo, organist CBS -American Legion Speaker: WABC Interviews with Evans KMOX WGN- Market Reports; Leonard Salvo's Mail Boa WJJD -Radio Guide Plum. WIND- Dramatization WCCO WHAS WIND WJJD -Footlight Favorites mer WLS -Markets; Today's Almanac KYW-Two Doctors with Aces of the Air WLW -Bond of Friendship WLS- Weather Report WMAQ -University of Chicago, talk WBBM -Mike and Herman, comedy WMAQ -Program Preview WOWO- Variety Trio WOWO -Voice of Destiny WGN- Natalie Alt and Organ WOWO -Pete, Duke and Jim WTAM -Closing Livestock Markets 1:45 P.M. WLW -Sputter and Whine 9:45 A.M. 11:50 A.M. NBC -To be announced: WEAF WTAM WOWO -Guest Review Time NBC -Pappy, Ezra, Zeke and Elton, hillbillies: WIND -Dance WTAM-Through the Hoolywood Looking Glass, WJZ WMAQ 11:55 A.M. Francis Ingram CBS -Melody Parade: WFBM WOWO WLS -Bentley's News 3:45 P.M. WBBM -Miss Bareley, Beauty Talk NBC -The Lady Next Door, children's program: WCCO- Stocks, Markets AFTERNOON WEAF WENR WDAF WENR-Women's Features $10,000.00 CBS -Artist Recital: WIND WCCO KMOX WJJD -Happy Crystoleer 12:00 Noon WHAS WBBM -Phil Harris' Orchestra WINO -Mood Indigo NBC -Pedro Viá s Orchestra: WMAQ WTAM IN CASH PRIZES WLW -School of Cookery CBS- Marie, The Little French Princess: WABC WGN -The Rondoliers WOC- WHO -Russell Miller KMOX WBBM WLW-Concert Favorites 9:50 A.M, WCCO -Noon Hi Lites See Back Page WOC- WHO-V. F. W. Program WTAM-Young Artists Series WGN- Weather Report WFBM- Hoosier Farm Circle. Radio Guide 21 (THURSDAY CONTINUED) WTAM-"Our City," talk 4:00 P.M. 6:15 P.M. NBC -General Federation of Women's Clubs: NBC-Billy Bachelor, sketch with Raymond WJZ WENR Knight and Alice Davenport: WEAF WTAM Sportcasts for he NBC- Armand Girard, basso; Week Interview of Helen E. T.-Adventures, of Jimmy Allen: WCCO WDAF Wills Moody: WEAF WOC WHO WMAQ WOC WHO WLW - KMOX- "Four Shamrocks," Playing, Singing KMOX- Missouri Federation of Women's Clubs Quartet ' WBBM -Helen Fitch, movie critic KYW -The Globe Trotter; Sports Reporter WCCO -Tom Gates' Orchestra WENR -Dan Russo's Orchestra (NBC) WGN- Educational Program; Art Institute WFBM -Pirate Club WHAS- jWeekday Devotions WGN -Ensemble Music WIND- Kenneth Houchins, yodeling drifter WJJD -Fred Beck, organist WJJD -Fast and Hot WLW- Unbroken Melodies; Orchestra; Vocalists WLW -Praire Symphony WMAQ-Dance Masters (NBC) WOWO -JIOId Time Religion WTAM -Twilight Tunes; Pie Plant Pete 6:25 P.M. 4:15 P.M. KYW-Pinto Pete CBS- George Hall's Orchestra: WIND KMOX 6:30 P.M. NBC-Max Dolin, violinist; Milan Smolen, pian- NBC-Carlos Gardel, baritone; Orchestra: WJZ ist: WJZ WENR WBBM -X Bar B Boys CBS-Buck Rogers in the 25th Century: WBBM WENR- Soloist (NBC) WHAS KMOX WCCO WFBM WGN-The Bandoliers NBC-Shirley Howard; The Jesters; Milt Retten WJJD-Bobby Dickson, baritone berg; Tony Callucci: WEAF WMAQ WTAM WTAM-Armand Girard, basso (NBC) WDAF WOC WHO WGN-The Sports Reporter 4:30 P.M. WIND -Polish Hour NBC -Winnie the Pooh: WEAF WMAQ WTAM WJJD- Pickard Family WOC WHO WLW -Ponce Sisters, harmony duo NBC -Singing Lady, nursery jingles, songs and stories: WJZ WLW 6:45 P.M. KMOX-Three Boys NBC-The Goldbergs. sketch: WEAF WMAQ KYW-Phil Harris' Orchestra WTAM WDAF WBBM -Educational Forum CBS -Boaké Carter, news: WABC WHAS KMOX WCCO- Fashions for Men WCCO WBBM WENR -Larry Larsen (NBC) WFBM-Cowboys WGN -Dick Hayes and Organ WGN -Tom, Dick and Harry WHAS -Organ Melodies WLW-Southern Blackbirds WIND -Memory Lane WOC -WHO- United Remedies WJJD -Salon Echoes 6:55 A.M. 4:35 P.M. KYW -Mel Stitzel, pianist WCCO -Livestock Market Summary 7:00 P.M. Helene Madison, swimming champion, and Jimmy Foxx, American League name run king, 4:45 P.M. N BC -Rudy Vallee's Orchestra; guest stars: sun on the beach at Miami just prior to their joining four other sports notables as guests WEAF WMAQ NBC- Echoes of Erin: WDAF WOC WHO WMAQ WOC WHO WLW WTAM of Old Maestro Ben Bernie next Tuesday evening, Feb. 13, at 8 o'clock CST, via NBC. NBC-Little Orphan Annie, childhood playlet: WDAF WJZ WLW CBS -Five Spirits of Rhythm: WABC KMOX KMOX-Diane Craddock, songs WCCO LEAVE IT TO the "old maestro," Ben heavy hitting Jimmy Foxx, star first sack- KYW-Harold Bean, baritone KYW-Talk by Hon. Charles Truax Bernie, to snatch off some of the best er of the Philadelphia WBBM-Harry Sosnik's Athletics. WBBM -The Cadets' Quartet Orchestra names among the elite wintering at Tune in WCCO -Tom WFBM -AI Feeney, sports talk WABC (860 kc.) at 2 p. in, Gates' Orchestra Miami, for his Blue Ribbon Air Casino WENR -"Grandpa Burton ", Bin Baar (NBC) WGN -Charlie Agnew's Orchestra CST, or your nearest CBS station. WGN -Jane Carpenter, pianist WHAS- National Old Age Pension Association broadcast. His half -hour period from 9 WIND- Kenneth Houchins WIND- Washington Column of the Air to 9:30 p. m. EST on Tuesday, February TED HUSING has WJJ D-Fred Beck, organist WLS -Ted Weems' Orchestra 13, expected to be his last NBC program signed to air t1:4 Army -Navy basketball game on WTAM -Supper Show 7:15 P.M. from Florida, brings a half dozen shining Saturday, February 24, over the CBS network. 4:55 P.M. CBS -Edwin C. Hill, The Human Side of the lights in the sports world, the best known, WHAS -What's On the Air? News: WABC KMOX WCCO WBBM WFBM perhaps, being Gene Saracen, Bobby Jones' KYW -Tony 5:00 Nuzzo's Orchestra successor as the country's leading golfer, A SPORT INTERVIEW P.M. WGN -Quin Ryan, sports worth tabbing Richard events with a supporting cast of James Healey, be NBC- Himber's Orchestra: WJZ WENR WHAS -Organ Melodies will Helen Wills Moody's appearance CBS successful -Skippy, Children's Program: WBBM WHAS WIND -Happy Family trainer of Mrs. Jock Whitney's on Thursday, February 15. The famous KMOX WCCO 7:30 P.M. sumptuous racing stable; Sunny Work- "Queen of the Courts" and Armand Gir- NBC- Squash Racquet Match: WEAF WOC WHO N BC man, America's highest paid saddle expert ard, operatic basso, are the WDAF WMAQ -Adventures in Health, Dr. Herman Sunda- headliners on sen; drama: WJZ who gets plenty of credit KYW -Adult Educational Council WLS for Equipoise's the NBC -WEAF network program coming CBS-Voice of America; fine WGN -Make Believe Melody Wm. Lyon Phelps; Alex record; Helene Madison, feminine from San Francisco at 4 p. m. CST. Land Gray, soloist; Nat WIND -Children's Program Shilkret's Orchestra: aquatic star who broke practically every Thomas Carr Howe, Jr., will ply Mrs. WABC WOWO WHAS KMOX WBBM WFBM swimming WJJD -Pickard Family KYW-Dance record in existence before turn- Moody with questions pertaining to her WLW -Jack Armstrong. Orchestra ing professional; sketch WCCO -Old Jim Damon Runyon, . cele- art work and plans for the tennis cam- 5:15 P.M. WGN-Enserisble Music brated sports writer, and last but not least, paigns this summer. CPG -Asher and Little Jimmie: KMOX WHAS WIND -Hot Stove League; Johnny KYW Richard O'Hara - Himber's Orchestra (NBC) 7:45 P.M. KYW -The Globe Trotter NBC -Enric Madriguera's Orchestra: WEAF WOO WBBM -Norm Sherr, pianist; Bob Nolan, tenor NBC -The Sizzlers: WJZ WLS WGN-Lincoln Dramatization WHO WDAF KYW WCCO -Through the Hollywood Looking Glass, KYW -Dance Orchestra WIND -Micky Isley's Orchestra KMOX -Wayne Fletcher's Orchestra Francis Ingram WCCO -Tena and Tim 9:15 P.M. WBBM -Louis Panico's Orchestra WENR Brother Club -Big WLS -Jules Stein's Orchestra KYW -Y.M.C.A. Chorus WCCO -Jimmy Joy's Orchestra WGN -Tip Top Circus, sketch WGN-Tom, Dick and Harry W r BM- Musical Interlude WIND WGN -Altiolio Baggiori, tenor; Concert Orches- -Cadets Quartet tra WIND -East Chicago Community Program WGN -Wayne King's Orchestra WLW -Joe Emerson, Bachelor of Song WIND -All American 9:30 P.M. WHAS- I',1a1 Hallett's Orchestra WTAM -Concert Ensemble 8:00 NBC of the Palisades; WLW-Los Amigos, Spanish Music 5:30 P.M. P.M.. -Echoes Vocalist; Organ- NBC-Captain Henry's Show Boat; Lanny ist; Trio: WJZ KYW WMAQ -The Hoofinghams, sketch NBC-John B. Kennedy: WEAF WMAQ WDAF Ross, WTAM tenor; Annette Hanshaw, blues singer; CBS -Columbia News Service: WABC WOWO -Mike Speciale's Orchestra CBS-Jack Armstrong, All American Boy: WBBM Con. rad Thibault, baritone; Lois Bennett, so- KMOX-The Harmonians 10:45 P.M. KMOX WCCO WOC WHO prano; WBBM -Pat Kennedy, tenor Molasses 'n' January; Gus Haen- CBS-Isham Jones' KYW -Uncle Bob's Curb -is- the -Limit Club schen's WCCO -Potpourri Orchestra: WABC WFBM Orchestra: WEAF WMAQ WOC WHO WBBM- Carrol Dickerson's WENR- Twenty Fingers of Harmony (NBC) WTAM WDAF WENR -Jules Stein's Orchestra Orchestra WFBM-Bohemians WIND -Dance Orchestra N BC Valley WFBM -Piano Twins -Death Days, drama: WJZ WLW WMAQ -Ted Weems' Orchestra WGN -The Singing Lady WLS WGN -Tomorrow's News WHAS Jimmie Bittner - CBS- Sylvan Levin and Philadelphia Orchestra: WHAS-Herbie Koch, organist 10:50 P.M. WIND- Rhythm Madness WABC WOWO 9:35 P.M. WGN -Jan Garber's Orchestra WJJD-Polish Hour WHAS KMOX WCCO WBBM WFBM WGN -Headlines of Other Days WLW-Bob Newhall, Mail Pouch Sportsman 11:00 P.M. KYW- Detectives Black and Blue 9:45 P.M. CBS -Ace Brigode's Orchestra: WFBM WHAS WTAM-Gene and Glenn WIND -Dance 5:45 P.M. Orchestra CBS -Evan Evans, baritone: WABC WIND KMOX 8:15 P.M. CBS -Myrt and Marge, sketch: CBS -Ozzie Nelson's NBC-Lowell Thomas, Today's News: WJZ KMOX WBBM Orchestra: WABC WCCO WLW CBS-Mary Eastman, soprano;' Howard WCCO WHAS WFBM NBC NBC-Grandmother's Trunk, Marsh, -Ralph Kirbery, the Dream Singer: WEAF drama: WEAF tenor ; Andre Kostelanetz' WMAQ WDAF Orchestra: WABC WENR- Studio Program WMAQ WTAM WOWO WCCO KMOX WHAS WGN- Hockey Game KYW NBC Orphan Annie, WBBM WFBM -Hello America (NBC) -Little childhood playlet: KYW -New Deal for Chicago WOWO- Troubadours WENR WGN Stevens WBBM -Harry Sosnik's Orchestra WIND -Helen Black, contralto 10:00 P.M. WENR -Frankie Masters' CBS-Stamp Adventurer's Club: WHAS WBBM Orchestra KMOX 8:30 P.M. NBC -Viola Philo, soprano: WEAF WOC WHO WLW- Johnny Johnson's Orchestra WFBM NBC -Eddie Duchin's WIND -Song at Eventide Orchestra: WJZ WENR CBS-California Melodies: WABC WFBM WIND WOC- WHO-Des Moines Theater Drama ' CBS -Fred Waring's WOC -WHO-Disc Doin's Orchestra; Frank Buck, NBC-Amos 'n' Andy: WENR WMAQ WDAF 11:05 P.M. Guest: WABC WCCO WTAM --Merle Jacobs' Orchestra WOWO WBBM KMOX KMOX-Aeolian Piano Recital NBC Lunceford's WFBM WHAS -Jimmy Orchestra: WEAF 5:55 P.M. WIND KYW-Dance Orchestra WTAM WMAQ WDAF KYW-Clyde Lucas' Orchestra Vincent WCCO-The Troubadour WBBM- Lopez's Orchestra WGN -Wayne King's Orchestra WLW -Maine Day Memorial 11:10 P.M. WOC-WHO-Sports Review Program WLW -Show Boat (NBC) WTAM -Musical Bulletin Board ;' Two Men and a WGN -Earl Burtnett's Orchestra 8:45 P.M. Maid 11:15 P.M. NIGHT KYW-Dramatizatións 10:10 P.M. KMOX -Ace Brigade's Orchestra (CBS) 6:00 P.M. WCCO- Northwest Economic 'Presents WOCWHO-Sports Review WIND -Joe Chromis' Orchestra NBC -Mary Small, songs: WEAF WMAQ WDAF WGN -Jan Garber's Orchestra 10:15 -P.M WOC- WHO -Jimmy Lunceford's Orchestra (NBC)' CBS -Louis Panico's Orchestra: WCCO WBBM WOWO- Stevens Troubadours - NBC -The Poet Prince; Anthony Frome, tenor: ' 11:30 P.M. NBC -Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: WJZ WLW 9:00 P.M. WJZ WENR NBC -Frankie Masters' Orchestra: WJZ WENR KMOX-Adventures of Jimmy Allen N BC-Paul Whiteman's Orchestra and Radio En- WMAQ WOC WHO KYW -Pinto Pete CBS -Abe Lyman's Orchestra: WABC WHAS tertainers; Al Jolson, singing comedian; .NBC-Norman Cordon, basso: WEAF WTAM WCCO WIND WFBM WBBM WENR- What's the News Deems- Taylor, master of ceremonies: WEAF KMOX- Sports Reporter NBC Freddie Martin's Orchestra: WEAF WOG, WFBM- Bohemians WLW WOC ,WHO WMAQ WTAM WDAF WBBM -Ace Brigade's Orchestra - WGN -The Boy Reporter WHO WDAF . 'CBS -Glen Gray's Orchestra; Col. Stoopnagle and WDAF- Herbert Fraher, songs KMOX-Eddie Dunstedter's Orchestra... WHAS- Dinner Concert Budd, comedy; Irene Taylor,' vocalist:. WABC 10:30 P.M. WIN D-German Music KYW -Dance Orchestra WOWO WHAS KMOX WCCO WBBM WFBM NBC-Hello America, program of veterans Richard WJJD- Sports Review, Johnny O'Hara 'of WGN- Cole's Orchestra 'NBC-Hands Across the Border; Soloists, Mad foreign wars; Speakers;Speaker's; Dramatic Skit bÿ WMAQ- Carlos Molina's WOC- WHO -Twenty Fingers of Harmony Orchestra (NBQ; Artists: WJZ WENR U. S. Marine WJZ WENR WTAM- lrving Aaronson's Orchestra 22 Radio Guide

Friday, February 16 HIGH SPOT SELECTIONS FOR THE DAY

5:45 p. m. by Former Senator James A. Reed WJJD-University of Chicago -Talk of Missouri: NBC -WMAQ network. WLS- Poultry and Livestock Market* 7:00 p. m.-Jessica Dragonette with Rosario Bourdon's orchestra: NBC -KYW network. MORNING WMAQ- Women's Page of the Air 7:00 p. m. -Ethel Shutta, Walter O'Keefe and Don Bestor's orchestra: NBC -WLS network. 8:00 A.M. WOWO -Old Time Melodiers 7:30 p. m. -The March of Time, dramatized news events: CBS -WBBM network. NBC -The Mystery Chef: WJZ WLW WMAQ 10:15 A.M. 8:00 p.m.-Phil Harris' orchestra; Leah Ray, blues singer: NBC -WLS network. CBS-Do Re Mi Trio: WABC WHAS WFBM CBS -The Captivators: WABC WCCO KMOX 8:00 p. m. -Waltz Time; Frank Munn, tenor; Abe Lyman's orchestra: NBC -WMAQ network. NBC -Sam Herman, Xylophone; Frank Banta, WIND WOWO 8:30 p. m. -Maude Adams, actress; Victor Young's orchestra: NBC -WMAQ network. pianist: WEAF WOC WHO WTAM WBBM -Lucille Long, contralto; Jack Brooks, 8:30 p. m. -Jack Whiting; Jeannie Lang; Jack Denny's orchestra: CBS -WBBM network. KYW -Musical tenor; Norm Sherr, pianist Clock, variety program 8:30 p. m.-Phil Baker, comedian; Roy Shield's orchestra: NBC -WENR network. WBBM Minute Parade WENR- Today's Children - 9:00 p. m. -Olsen and Johnson, comedians; Harry Sosnik's WBAf-©Marnieg Bible Lesson WGN-Rondoliers orchestra: CBS -WBBM network. WIND-Polish Hear WHAS -Studio Program 9:00 p. m. -The First Nighter, dramatic sketch: NBC -WMAQ network. KIM-Happy Go Lucky Time, Art Linick WMAQ -Institute of Radio Service Men 10:30 p. m.- National Defense Week Program; speakers; U. S. Army Band: NBC -WENR WLS -Steamboat Bill and Spareribs 10:25 A.M. network. WAWO- Breakfast Club WGN- Market Reports 8:15 A.M. 10:30 A.M. NBC comedy: -Landt Trio and White, songs and CBS -Tony Wons: WABC WOWO WHAS WCCO WEAF WOC WHO WLW WDAF WBBM WHAS- Georgia Wildcats WGN -dune Baker, Home Management CBS- Metropolitan Parade: WABC WFBM KMOX- Palmer Clark's Orchestra; Soloists WIND -Luncheon Dance Music WIND -Melody Parade, Eddie Cripp's Orchestra NBC-The Breakfast Club, dance orchestra: WJZ WENR -College Inn Comedy WJJD -Log Cabin Boys WJJD -Songs and Sermons, "Uncle Joe" WMAQ WGN -Five Star Melody Masters WLS- Prairie Farmer Dinnerbell Program WLS- Hmnemakers' Hour; Martha Crane WINO- Hungarian Hour WINO-Hawaiian Serenade WMAQ-First Aid Talk WOC -WHO -Aunt Jane WJJD -Mr. Sclrlagenhaur's Vodvil Theater WJJD -Fred Beck, organist 12:30 P.M. WOWO -Question Box WLS Produce Reporter - WMAQ -Music Appreciation Hour (NBC) NBC -Vic and Sade, comedy sketch: WJZ WMAQ WTAM- (lpeniag Livestock Health and 2:15 P.M. Markets; CBS -Easy Aces, sketch: WABC KMOX WCCO Hygiene; V. King 10:40 A.M. NBC-Ray Heatherton, baritone: WEAF WOC WBBM -Song Reveiw, Joan WBBM WFBM WHO WDAF 8:25 A.M. Olson 10:45 A.M. NBC -Maurice Lees' Orchestra: WEAF WTAM KMOX- Exchange Club Bentley'a News of Health Talk ' WLS- KYW-Board WBBM -Household Institute; Kay Storey, songs CBS -Dancing Echoes: WABC WOWO WHAS WGN- Market Reports; Ensemble Music 8:30 A.M. WIND WCCO- Artist Recital (CBS) NBC Bradley Kincaid, Mountain Boy: WEAF WHAS -Monk and Sam WJJD -Lawyers League - KMOX- Melody Weavers Market Reports WOC WHO WDAF WIND- Livestock and WLW -Matinee Highlights WBBM -Hal Kernp's Orchestra WLW -Johnny Johnson's Orchestra WOWO- KMOX -St. Louis Dental Society WCCO -Strollin' Tom Koppers Peppers WIND-Metrepolitan Parade (CBS) WOC -WHO- United Remedies WTAM -Viennese Ensemble WENR- Rhythm Ramblers (NBC) WOWO -Happy Herb Heyworth WJJD -Hot Harmony WGN -Painted Dreams, sketch 2:30 P.M. 12:45 P.M. WLS-Sunshine Express; Jack Kay, Bill O'Con- WJJD -Name the Band CBS -Harrisburg Variety Program: WABC WHAS nor, Ralph Emerson WMAQ- Automatic Sextet CBS -Painted Dreams, sketch: WABC WOWO WCCO WBBM WLW -Oklahoma Bob Albright KMOX -Tango King; Livestock Report 11:00 A.M. NBC -Woman's Radio Review; orchestra; Clau- WOWO- ARadio Bible Class KYW -Dance Orchestra dine MacDonald: WEAF KYW WOC WHO WTAM -Annabelle Jackson, pianist NBC -Mouth Health, Marley R. Sherris: WJZ WBBM -Jack Brooks, tenor; Norm Sherr, pianist WENR WTAM WDAF WCFL -Eddy Hanson, organi recital KMOX -Happy 8:45 A.M. NBC -Gene Arnold and the Commodores: Green WEAF WFBM-Cowboys WCFL -Orchestral NBC -Cyril Towbin, violinist: WEAF WTAM WMAQ WOC WHO WTAM Program WGN -Ensemble Music WFBM-Two- Thirty Tunes WDAF CBS -Voice of Experience. advice: WABC WHAS KMOX -Ozark Mountaineers WHAS -College of Agriculture WGN -Earl Wilke and Allan Grant KMOX WBBM WCCO WOWO WMAQ -Dan Russo's Orchestra WFBM -Dance Orchestra KYW -Rex Maupin's Orchestra WIND- Studio Program WOC -WHO -Jimmy and Jack WJJD WJJD- Modernistic Melodies WGN -Your Child's Health -Mid -Afternoon Jamboree WLS WLW -Rhythm Jesters, male quartet WIND -Today's Dance 12:50 P.M. -Home Theater WOC -WHO- Seminole Program WJJ D- Hillbilly Time WJJD -Harry Steele, News Commentator WOWO-Jovial Joe 8:50 A.M. WLW -Ohio Farm Bureau, talk; Orchestra 1:00 P.M. 2:45 P.M. WCCO- Woman's Calendar; Betty Crocker's Home 11:15 A.M. NBC -Musical Originalities; Soloists; Orchestra: KMOX -The Song Revue; Michael McCubben; Orchestra; Service Talk CBS -Betty Barthell, songs: WABC WHAS WJZ KYW Trio WIND WBBM 9:00 A.M. NBC-Johnny Marvin, tenor: WEAF WTAM CBS -Mark Warnow's Novelty Orchestra: WABC -Helpful Hints to Housewives NBC -Breen and De Rose, songs: WEAF WMAQ WMAQ WIND WCCO -New York Stocks NBC -Felix Salmond, cellist: WJZ KYW KMOX- Mountain Minstrels NBC -Magic of Speech. Vida R. Sutton: WEAF WGN -Art Kahn pianist WLW -Business News KMOX -Organ Melodies WBBM -Virginia Clark, Gene and Charlie, songs WMAQ WTAM WDAF WBBM- Melody Calendar WDAF- Countryside Chats CBS -Just Plain Bill, sketch: WCCO KMOX 3:00 P.M. WGN WFBM WCCO -Betty Crocker WENR -Josephine Gibson (NBC) CBS -The Grab Bag; Clarence Wheeler's Orches- WBBM and Fannie Cavanaugh, radio gos- WFBM -Home Budget Club WGN -The Rondoliers -Eddie tra; Guest Artists: WABC WCCO KMOX WGN -Keep Fit Club WJJD -Friendly Philosopher, Homer Griffith sip NBC -Betty and Bob, drama: WJZ WLW WLS WHAS- Possum and Gene WLW -River and Market Reports WHAS- University of Kentucky and Louisville NBC -Horacio Zito's Tango Orchestra: WEAF WIND- Happiness Express WOC -WHO- Markets Debate WMAQ WDAF WJJD -Song Festival 11:20 A.M. WJJD -Music and Banter, Ben Kanter KYW-Lucky Seven WLS -Hog Flash; Livestock Receipts; Dr. Bun. WLS -Uncle Ezra WBBM -Helpful Hints to Housewives WCCO -News Bulletin WLW -Ohio School of the Air desen Hour 11:30 A,M. WGN -The Rondoliers WLW -"Make -Up" WOC -WHO- Gertrude Huntoon Nourse WHAS- jWeekday Devotions WOC -WHO-Favorite Foods CBS -Smilin' Ed McConnell: WBBM WHAS WOWO-News Headlines KMOX WOWO WCCO WIND -Hollywood Reporter WOWO- Housewife Hour 1:15 P.M. WJJ D-Fred Beck, organist WTAM -Health and Hygiene, V. King NBC -Rex Battle's Concert Ensemble: WEAF WMAQ CBS -Romance of Helen Trent: WABC KMOX WOC -WHO- United Remedies 9:10 A.M. WTAM House NBC -National Farm and Home Hour, guest WGN WFBM -Every Man's Treasure KMOX Three Bays tango king -Just speakers; Orchestra: WJZ WLW KYW WOC WBBM -Albert Bartlett, 3:15 P.M. 9:15 A.M. University of Minn. Farm Hour WHO WDAF WCCO- NBC -Ivy Scott, soprano: WEAF WOC WHO NBC -Clara, Lu 'n' Em. sketch: WJZ WGN WENR -Home Service WIND -Health Talk CBS -The Grab Bag: WBBM WHAS Beck, organist; request program KMOX-Three of Us, male trio WGN- Market Reports WJJD -Fred NBC -Alice Joy, The Dream Girl: WJZ WMAQ KYW -Irene King, talk WIND -Last Night's Stars WLS -Maple City Four, John Brown KYW WBBM-Dr. Royal S. Copeland WJJD- Modern Rhythm WOC-WHO-Chatterbox WGN -Soloist and Organ WHAS -Chats with Dolly Dean WTAM -Organ Melodise; Weather; Markets; WOWO -Brown County Revelers WLS-Round -up; Westerners; Joe Kelly WJJD -Today's Tunes Dairy Quotations 1 :20 P.M. WLW-John Barker, baritone WLW- Livestock Reports 11:35 A.M. WBBM -Dr. Shirley Winn, health talk WTAM- Horacio Zito's Orchestra (NBC) WMAQ -Health Exercises WGN- Digest of the day's news WOC- WHO -Melody Lane 3:30 P.M. WOC- WHO -Hog Flashes 11:45 A.M. 1:25 P.M. NBC Perkins, dramatic WTAM -Mrs. Curtis B. Railing, songs and story -Ma sketch: WDAF WOC 9:20 A.M. CBS -George Hall's Orchestra: WABC WHAS WBBM -Local Markets WHO WENR WDAF KMOX -Magic Kitchen 1:30 P.M. CBS -U. S. Army Band: WABC KMOX WHAS WBBM -Chicago Hour; Dorothy Miller, contralto; WBBM -Frank Wilson, tenor; Jerry Marlowe, WIND Eddie House, organist; Norm Sherr, pianist NBC -Judy and Jane, dramatic sketch: WDAF singing pianist NBC -Norman I.. Cloutier's Modern Concert Or- 9:30 A.M. WCCO- Markets WOC WHO chestra: WEAF WTAM WMAQ NBC-Smack Out, comedy duo with Marion and NBC-Ralph Kirbery, songs: WEAF WOC WHO WGN -Good Health and Training KYW -Two Doctors with Aces of the Jim Jordan: WJZ KYW Air WTAM WJJD -Esther Bradford, fashion adviser WBBM -Mike and Herman, comedy American School of the Air: WABC KMOX CBS -Round Towners Quartet: WABC WCCO WLS-Weather Reports; News Flashes CBS- WCCO -The Shopper WBBM WCCO WHAS WFBM WHAS WIND WFBM WOWO Baker's Gang WG N-The Rondoliers -Jolly Steeplechase, variety show: WEAF KMOX -Let's Compare Notes, women's program 11:50 A.M. NBC -Friday WJJD- Mooseheart Children WTAM KYW -Story Singer WLW -Sputter and Whine WCCO- Musical Program Kennedy, tenor; Len Salvo, organist WBBM -The Three Flats, Negro trio WGN -Pat WOWO -Guest Review WIND -Dance Music WIND -Maybelle Kellog, pianist WGN- Market Reports; Leonard Salvo's Mail Bolt 11:55 A.M. WJJ D-Footlight Favorites WLS- Today's Almanac; Markets 3:45 P.M. WLS-Bentley's News WLW -Bond of Friendship WMAQ -Board of Trade WBBM -Phil Harris' Orchestra WMAQ -Program Preview WOWO -Voice of Destiny WCCO -U. S. Army Band (CBS) WOWO- Kroger Twins and Betty AFTERNOON 1:40 P.M. WDAF -Song Matinee 9:45 A.M. WMAQ- Friday Steeplechase (NBC) WENR -Ted Black's Orchestra (NBC) WLW -,Johanna Grosse, organist NBC -Singing Strings: WJZ KYW 12:00 Noon 1:45 P.M. NBC -Pinkey Hunter's Orchestra: WMAQ WTAM KYW -Prudence Penny. economy talk WOC -WHO- Norman Cloutier's Concert Orchestra CBS -Will Osborne's Orchestra; Pedro De Cor- (NBC) doba, Friendly Philosopher: WABC KMOX CBS -Marie, The Little French Princess: WABC WDAF-Friday Steeplechase (NBC) WBBM WFBM WCCO KMOX WBBM WGN -Ensemble Music 4:00 P.M. NBC-Betty Crocker, cooking talk: WEAF WOC WCCO -Noon Hi Lites WIND -Vocal Varieties NBC -Concert Artists: WEAF WMAQ WHO WMAQ WLW WTAM WDAF WFBM- Hoosier Farm Circle WJJD -Luncheon Dance Music KMOX -Tune Shop WHAS- Rosemary Hughes, songs WGN -BMid Day Service WLS -Strolling Tom WBBM -Movie Chatter, Helen Fitch WIND- Housekeeping Chats WHAS- Weather Reports WOC -WHO-Markets WCCO -Minn. Daughters of the American Revolts- WJJD -The Happy Crystaleer WIN D -W alkat hon WOWO -Ozark Rambler and Mary Lou tion WOWO- McKenzie Millers WJJD -Livestock Markets, Phil Evans 2:00 P.M. WENR -Twentieth Century"Book Shelf 10:00 A.M. WLS- Vibrant Strings, Dixie Mason, Ensemble NBC -United States Marine Band: WJZ WMAQ WGN- Historical Soj talk NBC-Music Appreciation Hour: WEAF WJZ WOWO- Studio Program CBS -Artist Recital; Evan Evans, baritone; WHAS -Organ Meloúl Kenneth Houe ns, yodeling drifteg KYW WOC WHO WTAM WDAF WLW 12:15 P.M. Charlotte Harriman, contralto: WABC WHAS WIND- WJJD and Fast CBS -Cooking Closeups; Mary Ellis Ames, home CBS -The Playboys, six hands on two pianos: WFBM WBBM -Hot economist: WABC KMOX WCCO WBBM WABC WIND WCCO WOWO NBC -Ma Perkins, sketch: WEAF WLW WTAM WLW- Johnny Muldowney, tenor WFBM KMOX -Magic Kitchen KMOX- Window Shoppers WOC- WHO -Crescent Hour of Music WOWO Time Revival WGN -Movie Personalities WBBM-Louis Panicó s Orchestra KYW -Rex Maupin's Concert -Old Twilight Tunes; String Ensemble WHAS- Kaiama's Royal Hawaiians WFBM- Ambassador of Melody WCCO -Market Reports WTAM - Radio Guide 23 (FRIDAY CONTINUED) WFBM-Pirate Club WGN-Ensemble Music 4:15 P.M. WJJD -Fred Beck, organist BEHIND THE SCENES IN CHICAGO NBC -Little Jackie Heller, songs: WJZ WENR WLW- Detectives Black and Blue CBS -Enoch Light's Orchestra: WABC WHAS WMAQ-Travel Talk Pigs to Mickey Mouse with only a twist WCCO WIND KMOX WTAM-Mike Speciale's Orchestra By Harry Steele of her mobile countenance? Good mimi- NBC -Concert Artists: WDAF WTAM 6:25 P.M. cry is one of the features of entertain- WBBM-X Bar B Boys KYW -Pinto Pete JOHN HARRINGTON, WGN sports ment which has not as yet been reduced WG N -The Rondoliers WENR -Sports Reporter announcer, who labors under the syn- to tatters on the air, hence the pro- WJJ D -Bobby baritone Dickson, 6:30 P.M. thetic title of "Speed" due to his accel- gram potentialities of Miss Santley, re- 4:30 P.M. CBS-- Clarence Wheeler's Orchestra: WCCO erated articulation, recently encountered cently featured in the film palaces and NBC -Adventures Shoot- of Tom Mix's Straight WHAS WFBM Chicago banditti whose tempo reduced now headlining on the College Inn floor ers: WEAF WTAM NBC- Potash and Perlmutter, humorous sketch: his own to pure adagio. The syncopated show. Listeners admit that a program NBC -Singing Lady, nursery jingles, songs and WJZ WENR syllable -slinger left his car in of his stories: WJZ front offering the leading stars of the air and WLW NBC -Circus Days, drama: WEAF WMAQ WLW home find KMOX -Harmonettes, girls' trio WTAM WDAF during the dinner hour, to stage would be the perfect presentation. KYW-Phil Harris' Orchestra KMOX- Russell Brown, organ only the space in which he had parked, So why not Miss Santley who can re- WBBM- Educational Forum WBBM-Rocky, the Shoemaker, drama when he came forth to depart for produce them all at will? Incidentally WENR -Larry Larsen, organist (NBC) WGN -Sports Reporter the studio. Police returned the vehicle those of you who care to hear a brief wt; N -Roger Robinson, organist WIND- Polish Hour to him within a few days but it had been sample of her art may have that oppor- WHAS -What's on the Air? WJJD -Pickard Family so completely stripped that it looked like WIND- Memory Lane WOC- WHO tunity when she is interviewed at íl:45 -Mickey and Oliver the portal emblem for a nudist camp. Two WJJD -Salon Echoes 6:45 P.M. a. m., Friday, Feb. 9, over WJJD by the weeks of bickering produced a new set WMAQ -Four Knaves (NBC) NBC-The Goldbergs, sketch: WEAF WMAQ interrogating stylist, Esther Bradford. 4:35 P.M. WTAM WDAF of equipment from the reluctant risk WCCO- Livestock, Market Summary CBS -Boake Carter, news: WABC WHAS KMOX company and the newly adorned bus was .Patricia Ann Manners, blond musi WHAS -Organ Melodies WCCO WBBM restored to service about ten days ago. comedy songstress did so well on her 4:45 P.M. KYW-Janet Child, three strings On the same night Harrington again was WJJD German hour wins last Sun` NBC -Wizard of Oz, dramatization: WEAF WMAQ WENR-Frankie Masters' Orchestra robbed of the car and finally regained WFBM-Cowboys day that she even fooled the German WOC WHO WTAM WDAF possession of it with naught but the radio listeners who thought they had dis- CBS -Dell Campo, songs: WABC WHAS WBBM WGN -Tom, Dick and Harry missing. He has urged his WLW -Red Davis, sketch landlord to covered a "Landsman." As a mat- WCCO erect an addition to his dining salon, to NBC -Little Orphan Annie, childhood playlet: WOC- WHO -Studio Program ter of fact, to reveal a studio secret, WJZ WLW 6:50 P.M. be used as a garage. it was Pat's first attempt at singing KMOX -Eddie Dunstedter and Tom Baker WCCO - Fashions for Men in German. Darned adaptable, these KYW -Earle Tanner, tenor 6:55 A.M. Frank Wilson, the Evans(bari)ton- radio stars. W G N-Jane Carpenter, pianist KYW-Janet Child; Three Strings ian is probably beginning to have WENR -"Grandpa Burton ", Bill Baar (NBC) 7:00 P.M. some faith in the journalistic tradi- WONDERING ABOUT his status in WIND- Kenneth Houchins, yodeling drifter NBC Shutta, vocalist; -Ethel Walter O'Keefe; tion that all events occur in cycles life is Franklyn MacCormack of the Local WJJD -Don Allen. vocalist Don Bestor's Orchestra: WJZ WLS of three. He has just returned to the CBS staff, who signed up as announcer 5:00 P.M. CBS -Phil Duey, Frank Luther and Jack Parker, air after a siege of illness and en- and finds himself something NBC- Xavier Cugat's Orchestra: WEAF WENR Vivien Ruth: WABC KMOX WCCO WBBM of an air WFBM route to WBBM studios early this commuter. MacCormack puts on ;he CBS -Skippy: WBBM KMBC. WHAS WCCO week, was K MOX NBC -Concert; Jessica Dragonette, soprano; Quar- the victim of an auto weekly Olsen and Johnson show for Swift KYW -Mel Stitzel at the Piano tet; Banta and Rettenberg, piano duo; Bour- crash. Both he and Jerry Marlowe, and Company and during the many weeks don's W G N-Steamboat Bill Orchestra: WEAF KYW WOC WHO a fellow- member of the fur company that the comedian shave been barnstorm- WTAM WIND -Youngsters' Club ensemble, were slightly injured but ing about west, WGN -Concert and Soloists the middle the announcer WJJD- Pickard Family helped to sustain the Pagliacci myth has been compelled to flit hither and yon WLW -Jack Armstrong, sketch WHAS -Happy Jack Turner by smiling through their performance. WMAQ -1 lealthobatics WIND -Washington Column of the Air to catch up with his charges. Franklyn WOC -WHO -The Contest Man WLW -Three Moods in Blue is at present working on a chart calculat- WTAM -The Call Boy WMAQ -The Puzzler WHO IS GOING to be the far-seeing ed, when complete, to show him whether 5:15 P.M. 7:15 P.M. program director or sponsor to see and he has been on the air or in the air the CBS -Al and Pete: WIND CBS -Edwin C. Hill, Human Side of News: seize on the talents of Zelda Santley who greatest number of hours in the past two KMOX- "Treasure Chest," children's program WABC KMOX WCCO WBBM WFBM can be anything from the Three Little months. KYW-Jack Denny's Orchestra WDAF-Red Davis, sketch WBBM-Bob Nolan, tenor; Norm Sherr, pianist WGN -Quin Ryan, sports events WCFL -Polish Program WHAS -Organ Melodies CBS -Isham Jones' Orchestra: WABC KRLD WCCO -Tarzan of the Apes WENR-Studio Program WIND W E N R -Big Brother Club WLW -Smilin' Ed McConnell WGN -Berenice Taylor, soprano and Lawrence NBC -William Scotti's Orchestra: WEAF WGN -Tip Top sketch WMAQ -Clyde Lucas' Orchestra WLW Circus, Salerno, baritone; Orchestra WDAF WOC WHO WTAM WHAS -Asher and 7:30 P.M. Little Jimmie WIND -Leota Olsen, soprano KMOX -Wayne Fletcher's WLW -Joe Emerson NBC -Dangerous Paradise, drama: WJZ WLW Orchestra and Orchestra 9:15 P.M. KYW -Clyde Lucas' WMAQ- Xavier WLS Orchestra Cugat's OOrchestra (NBC) KYW-Five Minutes Past Forty WBBM -Charlie Craft's Orchestra W O C- CBS -March WHO -Zinsmasters of Time, dramatized news events: WGN -Five Star Melody Masters WCCO -Dance WTAM -Mike WABC WHAS KMOX WBBM WFBM Orchestra Speciale's Orchestra WCCO WIND-String Trio WFBM -Louie Lowe's Orchestra WGN -The Lone Ranger 5:30 P.M. 9:30 P.M. WGN -Wayne King's Orchestra WIND -Hot Stove League; Johnny O'Hara NBC -Irene Beasley, blues singer: WEAF WENR CBS -Columbia News Service: WHAS -Mal Hallett's WMAQ -Automatic Sextet WABC WOWO Orchestra CBS -Jack Armstrong, All American Boy: WBBM NBC-Mario Cozzi, baritone; Lucille Manners, WMAQ -The Hoofinghams, sketch KMOX WCCO WOC WHO WOWO -Major and Minor 7:40 P.M. soprano; Orchestra: WJZ KYW 10:45 P.M. KYW -Uncle -Bob's Children's Part) NBC -William Stoess' Flying Dutchman WIN Musical Orches- CBS -Isham Jones' Orchestra: WABC WFBM WDAF- Sports Reporter D- Interlude tra: WEAF WENR WOC WHO WLW WFBM-Bohemians 7:45 P.M. WDAF KYW- William Scotti's Orchestra (NBC) KMOX -True Life Adventures; Bob Becker WBBM -Carrol Dickerson's WGN -The Singing Lady (NBC) NBC -Red Davis, sketch: WJZ WLS WBBM Orchestra -Pat Kennedy, tenor WIND -Norman Care's W HAS- Studio Program WI N D- String Trio WCCO-Potpourri Orchestra WMAQ -Jules Stein's Orchestra WIND -Hungarian Air Theater WLW-Radio Court WFBM Twins -Piano WOWO-Henry Lang's Orchestra WJJD-Polish Program WMAQ -Ted Weems' Orchestra WGN- Tomorrow's News WLW -Bob Newhall, Mail Pouch Sportsman WOWO- Sports Highlights WHAS -Herbie Koch, organist 10:50 P.M. WMAQ- Adventures of Tom Mix (NBC) 8:00 P.M. WIND -Dance Orchestra WGN -Jan Garber's Orchestra WTAM -Gene and Glenn NBC -Waltz Time, Frank Munn, tenor; Abe WMAQ -The Northerners 11:00 P.M. 5:45 P.M. Lyman's Orchestra: WEAF WMAQ WTAM WTAM-Tapestry of Melody CBS -Don Redman's Orchestra: WABC NBC -Talk by Ex- Senator James WIND A. Reed: WEAF WDAF 9:35 P.M. WHAS WFBM KMOX WCCO WMAQ WDAF NBC -Phil Harris' Orchestra; Leah Ray, blues WGN -Headlines of Other Days NBC -Ted Weems' NBC Orchestra: WEAF WMAQ -Lowell Thomas: WJZ WLW singer: WJZ WLS 9:45 P.M. WOC WHO WDAF WLW CBS -Joan Olsen and Organ: WFBM CBS -Sylvan Levin and Philadelphia Orches- CBS Eastman, Soprano, KYW -Dance Orchestra NBC Orphan Annie, -Mary with Concert Or- -Little childhood playlet: tra: WABC WOWO WHAS KMOX WCCO chestra: WABC WIND WBBM- Vincent Lopez' Orchestra WGN WENR WBBM WFBM CBS -Myrt and Marge: WBBM KMOX WENR- Frankie Masters' Orchestra CPG and WHAS -Asher Little Jimmie: KMOX WHAS WGN -Kahn and Grant, piano team WCCO WFBM WTAM -Irving Aaronson's Orchestra WBBM-Cadets Quartet; Norm Sherr, pianist WIND -Dance Orchestra WGN -Lincoln Drama WCCO Contest Man 11:10 P.M. -The WLW -The Roamios WOC-WHO and Marge WOC-WHO -Disc Doin's -Vic WGN -Hal Kemp's Orchestra WOC -WHO- Hitting the Highways WOWO -Jimmy Richard's Orchestra WTAM-Red Davis, sketch 8:15 P.M. 10:00 P.M. 11:15 P.M. 5:55 P.M. WBBM CBS -Ruth Etting; Johnny Green's Orchestra; Eastman ,soprano -Harry Sosnik's Orchestra KMOX -Sports Reporter CBS-Mary with Concert Or- WGN-Blanche Ted Hosing: WABC WOWO WHAS WFBM chestra: WCCO Thompson, soprane, with Ron - WCCO Troubadour doliers -The WIND WCCO KMOX NBC-Amos 'n' Andy: WENR WMAQ WDAF WOC -WHO- Sports Review WOC -WHO KYW -Tony Nuzzo's Orchestra KMOX-Rhapsody of the Reeds, Ruth Nelson -Dance Orchestra WBBM- Vincent Lopez' Orchestra KYW-Chicago Life 11:30 P.M. WGN -Rube Appleberry NIGHT WBBM -Vincent Lopez' Orchestra CBS -Leon Belasco's Orchestra: WHAS WCCO 8:30 P.M. WFBM -Atop the Indiana Roof WIND WFBM 6:00 P.M. NBC -Phil Baker, comedian; Harry McNaughton; WGN -Charlie Agnew's Orchestra NBC -Hal Kemp's Orchestra: WEAF KYWWOC NBC -Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: WJZ WLW Mabel Albertson; Orchestra; Merrie-Men WLW-Sammy Watkins' Orchestra WHO WDAF WENR WTAM CBS -Louis Panico's Orchestra :WCCO Quartet; Neil Sisters, harmony trio: WJZ WOC- WHO -John Behan CBS -Louis Panico's Orchestra: WFBM WHAS NBC -Morton Bowe, tenor; Orchestra: WEAF WENR WOWO-Barnyard Jamboree KMOX-Eddie Dunstedter's Orchestra WMAQ WOC WHO WDAF CBS- Marvelous Melodies; Jack Whiting; Jean- WTAM -Fishing and Hunting; Lew Williams WBBM -Louis Panico's Orchestra KMOX- Adventures of Jimmy Allen nie Lang; Jack Denny's Orchestra: WABC 10:05 P.M. WGN -Earl Burtnett's Orchestra KVW -Pinto Pete WHAS WCCO KMOX WFBM WBBM KMOX- Sports Review WMAQ-Carlos Molina's Orchestra WBBM-Al and Pete, comedy and songs NBC -Maude Adams, Actress; Victor Young's 10:15 P.M. 11:45 P.M. WEN Orchestra: WEAF R- What's the News WTAM WMAQ WOC WHO CBS -Boswell Sisters, harmony team: WABC KMOX- "When Day Is Done," organ W FBM- Bohemians WDAF WHAS WCCO WIND WFBM WFBM -Louie Lowe's Orchestra KVW Orchestra WGN -The Boy Reporter -Dance NBC Freddie Martin's Orchestra: WEAF ,WOG 11:50 P.M. WGN -Wayne King's - WHAS- Dinner Concert Orchestra WHO WLW KYW WGN -Charlie Agnew's Orchestra WIND -German Music WIND-Studio Program KMOX- Rotary Club Radio Meeting 12:00 Mid. WJJD- Sports Review, Johnny O'Hara WLW- Unsolved Mysteries WBBM -Harry Sosnik's Orchestra KYW -Dance WTAM Orchestra -"Our City," talk 8:45 P.M. WDAF -Roy Breshears, tenor WBBM -Late Dance 6:15 Orchestras P.M. KYW -Boyd Raeburn's Orchestra WENR -Ted Weems' Orchestra WFBM -Atop the Indiana Roof NBC -Billy Bachelor, sketch: WEAF WTAM WGN -Jan Garber's Orchestra WENR -Dance Orchestra WGN -Late Dance Orchestras E. T.- Adventures of Jimmy Allen: WCCO WOC 9:00 P.M. WGN- Remember Way Back When WIN D-Hapy Family WHO NBC -First Nighter, drama: WEAF WOC WHO WMAQ -Bridge Club WMAQ -Ted Weem's Orchestra KMOX- "Four Shamrocks," singing, playing, WMAQ WTAM WDAF WTAM -Musical Bulletin Board; String Ensemble 12:30 A.M. quartet CBS -Olsen and Johnson, comedians: WABC 10:30 P.M. KYW -Tony Nuzzo's Orchestra KVW -The Globe Trotter WOWO WHAS KMOX WCCO WBBM WFBM CBS -Isham Jones' Orchestra: WABC WIND WIN D-Micky Isley's Orchestra WBBM -Louis Panico's Orchestra (CBS) NBC-To be announced: WJZ WLW NBC -National Defense Program; guest speakers; WENR -Dan Russo's Orchestra WEN R-Dan Russo's Orchestra KYW -The Globe Trotter U. S. Army Band: WJZ WENR WMAQ -Jules Stein's Orchestra 24 Radio Guide

Saturday, February 17 HIGH SPOT SELECTIONS FOR THE DAY p. Metropolitan opera performance: NBC -WMAQ network. NBC -Vass Family, Seven South Carolina children 12:45 m.- 6:00 p. m. -Elder Michaux and his congregation: CBS -WBBM network. MORNING singing harmony: WEAF KYW WOC WHO 7:00 p. m. in America: "The First American Portraits ": NBC -WMAQ 8:00 A.M. WTAM WDAF -Art network. WENR- Chicago American Program 7:00 p. m.- Forty -Five Minutes in Hollywood: Cal York, screen reporter; Mark Warnow's Breakfast Club, dance band: WJZ WMAQ NBC- WGN -Organ orchestra; dramatic cast: CBS -WBBM network. CBS -In the Luxembourg Gardens: WABC WHAS WIND -Spice and Variety WFBM 8:00 p. m.-Jamboree, variety show; Don McNeil, master of ceremonies; Harry Kogen's WLW-Oklahoma Bob Albright orchestra: NBC -WMAQ network. NBC- Morning Glories, dance orchestra: WEAF 10:30 WTAM WOC WHO A.M. 8:30 p. m. -Eddie Duchin's orchestra: NBC -WLS network. NBC -Down Lovers' Lane; KYW-Musical Clock, variety program Orchestra; Soloist: 8:30 p. m. Thompson; Rhythm Kings; Ray WEAF WENR WOC WHO WTAM WDAF -Kay Paige's orchestra: CBS -WBBM network. WBBM- Minute Parade 9:00 p. m.- Broadcast from Byrd Expedition: CBS -WBBM network. VPDAF- KYW -In the Spotlight /Morning Bible Lesson 9:30 p. m. -WLS Barn Dance; variety bill of rural entertainers: WIND -Polish Hour WGN -Art Kahn and Allan Grant, double pianos NBC -WLS network. 11 :30 p. WJJD -Happy Gó Lucky Time, Art Linick WIND-Hawaiian Serenade m.- Carefree Carnival; Ned Tollinger, master of ceremonies; Meredith Willson's WLS- Steambetat Bill and Spareribs WJJD- Illinois Medical Society, talk orchestra: NBC -WMAQ network. WLW -Home Care for the Sick WLW -Two Guitars WOWO- Breakfast Club 10:45 A.M. 8:15 A.M. NBC -Organ Melodies, Eddie Fitch, organist; Mary Steele, songs: WJZ WMAQ NBC-Landt Trio and White,. songs and comedy: 1:00 P.M. WGN -Rondoliers WEAF WOC WHO WDAF KYW -Miss 'Gay, WBBM -Virginia Clark, Gene and Charlie CBS -Artist Recital: WABC WOWO WFBM WIND -Tea Dansante WIND -Hungarian Music WHAS WIND. KMOX WJJD-Music and Banter WJJD Schlagenhaur's Vódvil Theater WGN - Margaret Libby and Organ -Mr. Famous WBBM -Eddie and Fannie Cavanaugh, Indio gos- WLW -Mary Alcott, vocalist WLS- Produce .Reporter; Music WIND- Dance Bands WMAQ WJJD -Name the Band sip -The Three Scamps (NBC) 1NLW-Joe Emerson, hymns WTAM -Lady WLW -Three Moods in Blue WCCO-Dance Orchestra Next Door (NBC) WTAM -Health and Hygiene ; V. King WOC- WHO -Grocers Wholesale WGN -Ensemble Music 4:30 P.M. 8:25 A.M. J 11:00 A.M. W J D -Ben Kanter, songs NBC -Little Jackie Heller, songs: WJZ WENR WLS -Bentley News WLS -Howdy Folks; Chuck Stafford NBC-Economics in the New Deal: WEAF WMAQ 8:30 A.M. CBS -The Voice of Experience: WABC WBBM WTAM -Merle Jacobs' KMOX -Eddie WCCO Orchestra Dunstedter and Tom Baker Kincaid, Mountain Boy: WEAF WFMB 1:15 P.M. KYW-Phil Harris' NBC -Bradley NBC- Pietro Yon, organist: WEAF WOC WHO Orchestra WOC WHO.WDAF WBBM -Albert Bartlett, tango king WBBM- Maurie Sherman's Orchestra WTAM WENR WDAF WCCO -Minnesota State Department *CMOX- Breakfast Club KYW -Rose Vanderbosch, pianist WGN -Ensemble Musk of Conser' vation , WJJD -Hot Harmonies WGN -The Rondoliers WJJD -Fred Beek, organist WLS - Junior Roundup; Gene Autry, cowboy WLS -Maple City Four; John Brown, pianist WGN -Len Salvo WIND- Today's Dance WHAS-Organ Melodies songs WJJ D-Bubb Pickard, Hillbilly Tunes 1:20 P.M. WLW-Antoinette Werner West, vocalist WIND- Memory Lane WLW -Charles Sawyer, Lt. Governor of Ohio WBBM -Eddie House, organist WJJD -Fred Beck, organist WOWO -Pete, Duke and Jim WOWO- Marjorie Kronmiller and Ferd 1:30 P.M. WTAM -Hit Waltzes WLW- Wesley Boynton and Helen Yankee 8:45 A.M. 11:15 A.M. CBS -Dancing Eclìoes: WABC WHAS WFBM WOC- WHO -Song of the Centuries NBC -Genia Fonariova. mezzo-soprano; WBBM KMOX WOWO Meistersinger: WABC WHAS WIND string WTAM -Supper Show CBS -The trio: WJZ KYW WCCO-St. Paul Dept. Parks, Playgrounds and - WFBM 4:45 P.M. WOWO KMOX- Mountain Minstrels Public Bldgs. NBC .-The Wife Saver, sketch: WEAF WOC WHO CBS -Dell Campo, Chilean tenor: WABC WHAS WDAF-Countryside Chats WGN -Pat Kennedy, tenor; Len Salvo, organist KMOX WTAM WDAF WJJD Beck, organist WIND-Studio Program KMOX -Today and piano -Fred NBC -Little Orphan Annie, childhood playlet: WLW -Johnny Johnson's Orchestra WLS-Chicago Kent College vs. Northwestern, W J J D- Modernistic Melodies WJZ WLW WMAQ -Parent Teachers Talk debate KYW -Harold WLW- Rhythm Jesters, male quartet P.M. Bean, soloist 8:55 A.M. WOC-WHO-Markets 1:45 WBBM -Joel Lay, baritone; Norm Sherr, painist WOWO- Markets WBBM -Louis Panico's Orchestra WBBM-Boy Scouts of America WENR -"Grandpa Burton," Bill Baar (NBC) 11:30 A.M. WGN -Ensemble Music - WGN -lane Carpenter, pianist 9:00 A.M. ' NBC -National Grange Program; Speakers; Or- WIND-Vocal Varieties WIND -Kenneth Houchins, and DeRose, vocal and instrumental yodeling drifter NBC-Breen chestra: WJZ WLW KYW WOC. WHO WDAF WJJ D-Luncheon Dance Tunes Twiddle Winks duo: WEAF WOC WHO WMAQ WJJD- CBS -Enoch Light's Orchestra: WABC WOWO 2:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. CBS -Paul Mason's Orchestra: WABC KMOX WFBM WHAS WIND CBS -Round Towners Quartet: WABC WBBM NBC Pearce WCCO WBBM NBC -American Legion National Trade Revival -Al and his Gang, variety: WJZ NBC- Edward MacHugh, Gospel Singer: WJZ WFBM WHAS WCCO WENR Campaign: WEAF WMAQ WTAM KMOX- Window Shoppers KYW KMOX -Magic Kitchen CBS -Meet the Artist, interviews: WABC WHAS WFBM -Radio Food Guide WGN -Ensemble Music WCCO WBBM WBBM -Al and Pete, comedy and songs; Don WIND --Mood Indigo. Xavier WGN -Keep Fit Club othy Miller NBC- Cugat's Orchestra: WEAF WOC WHAS-Happy Jack Turner WJJD -/Songs and Sermons, "Uncle Joe" WHO WDAF WCCO- Markets, Stocks, Livestock Reports WLS -Merry-Go- Round; Variety KMOX WIN D-Vocal Varieties - WENR Sisters, harmony trio -The Old Apothecary -Morin WOWO -Public School Musicale KYW -Personalities in W J J D -Song Festival WGN- Market Reports; News Paint WLS -Joe Kelly; John Brown, pianist; Junior WJJD-Modern Rhythms 2:15 P.M. WGN -Make Believe Melody Land Artists 11:45 A.M. KMOX- Exchange Club WJJD- Pickard Family WLW- Arthur Chandler, Jr., organist Institute; Kay Storey, songs WLW -Jack Armstrong, sketch NBC -Rex Battle's Concert Ensemble: WEAF WBBM -Household WOWO-Housewife Hour WGN -Ensemble Music WMAQ -Healthobatics WMAQ 5:15 P.M. WTAM- Health and Hygiene, V. King WBBM -Enoch Light's Orchestra (CBS) WIND-Master Music Room Hawaiia CBS -The Voice of Experience: 9:15 A.M. WGN -Dan Baker, tenor and Rondoliers WJJD- Dreams of WABC WIND NBC- Morning Parade, variety musicale: WEAF WJJD -Radio Guide Interviews with Evans Plum- 2:30 P.M. WCCO WHAS WBBM WTAM CBS -Ann Leaf, organist: WABC WIND WHAS KMOX -Asher and Little Jimmie mer KYW KMOX- Better Films Council WLS Weather Report WCCO WOWO -O'Leary's Irish Minstrels (NBC) - WGN Top Circus, KYW -Irene King, talk WTAM-Annabelle Jackson, pianist KMOX-Happy Green -Tip sketch WFBM -Paul Mason's Orchestra (CBS) WBBM -Cadets' Quartet WLW -Joe Emerson, Bachelor of Song WGN -Robert Ball, readings WFBM- Two -Thirty Tunes WMAQ -Carlos Molina's Orchestra WIN D-Happiness Express WGN -Leon Lichtenfeld and Leon Benditsky, WTAM -Merle Jacobs' Orchestra W J J D- Today's Tunes AFTERNOON cellist and pianist 5:30 P.M. WLS -Skyland Scottie and Harmonica Band 12:00 Noon WJJD- Debater's Forum NBC- Richard Himber's Orchestra: WEAF WMAQ WMAQ -Health Exercises 2:45 P.M. WDAF CBS -Savitt String Quartet: WABC WOWO WOC -WHO -Hog Flashes KMOX -The Song Reverie; Michael McCubben CBS Armstrong. All American KMOX -The Noontimers, orchestra; Market Re- -Jack Boy: WBBM 9:30 A.M. WBBM-K. Avery, talk; Eddie House, organist KMOX WCCO WOC WHO ports Kahn, pianist CBS -Adventures of Helen and Mary: WABC Helpful Hints to Housewives WGN -Art KYW-Uncle Bob's Curb -is- the -Limit Club WBBM- WOWO of Destiny WIND WCCO Hi Lites -Voice WENR -Twenty Fingers of Harmony (NBC) KYW WOC WHO -Noon 3:00 P.M. Marimba NBC- Morning Parade: WFBM -Hoosier Farm Circle WFBM - Band Harmonians Syncopators: WABC WOWO WGN -Tony D'Oarzi, cartoonist KMOX -The WGN -/Mid -Day Service CBS- Saturday WBBM -Eddie House, organist WHAS Reports WHAS KMOX WCCO WBBM WHAS -Musical Reveries Markets -Weather Mark Love, basso Youngsters' WCCO- Stocks, WIND-QNoon -day Meditations WGN -Rondoliers; WIND- Club WFBM-Souvenirs Beck, organist WIND-Hollywood Reporter WJJD -Polish Program Mail Box; Board of Trade WJJD -Fred Pouch WGN- Leonard Salvo's WLS Service Time WJJ D-Fred Beck, organist WLW -Bob Newhall, Mail Sportsman -Poultry Elsie May Emerson, Phil Market Reports WTAM -Rex Battle's Concert Ensmeble (NBC) WLS-Smilin' Thru; 5:45 P.M. WHAS -Public School Program 12:15 P.M. Kalar CBS -Mitchell Shuster's Orchestra: WFBM Favorites 3:15 P.M. WJJD -Footlight String Quartet NBC -Little Orphan Annie, childhood playlet: Friendly Hour; Martha Crane WBBM -Savitt Miller, contralto; Eddie House, WLS- WCCO-Markets WBBM -Dorothy WENR WGN WLW -Bond of Friendship organist; Norm Sherr, pianist KMOX -Organ Melodies Strings (NBC) WHAS -Georgia Wildcats WMAQ -Singing Luncheon Music WIND-Address by Secretary of the Interior, WBBM -Terry Hayes, contralto; Norm Sheer. Kroger Twins and Betty WIND- L. Ickes WOWO- WJJD -Log Cabin Boys Harold (CBS) pianist 9:45 A.M. WLS -Round -up; Westerners; Joe Kelly WCCO -Board of Public Welfare 12:30 P.M. KMOX -Let's Compare Notes 3:30 P.M. WLW-University of Cincinnati Talk ' WBBM -Miss Barclay, beauty talk N BC-Vic and Sade, comedy sketch: WJZ WMAQ CBS -Mischa Raginsky's Ensemble: WABC WOC- WHO --Tack Denny's Orchestra (NBC) WFBM- Breakfast Billboard CBS -Harold Knight's Orchestra: WABC WHAS WHAS KMOX WCCO WBBM WTAM -The Boy and his Future WJJD- Happy Crystoleers WFBM WCCO KMOX WIND WOWO WGN -Len Salvo, organist 5:55 P.M. WLW-Mailbag KYW -Ted Black's Orchestra (NBC) WIND -Studio Program WOC -WHO- Sports Review WMAQ -Board of Trade WBBM -Chicago Hour; Dorothy Miller, contral- WJJ D-Mooseheart Children WOWO-Hardman Brothers Quartet to; Eddie House, organist; Norm Sherr, pian- 3:45 P.M. 10:00 A.M. ist WBBM -Phil Harris' Orchestra NIGHT Market Ensemble Music NBC -Pappy, Ezra, Zeke and Elton, hillbillies: WGN- Reports; WGN-Rondoliers 6:00 P.M. WJZ WJJD- Pickard Family WIND-Blue Danube Memories Topics CBS -/Elder Michaux's Congregation: WABC CBS York Philharmonic Concert: WABC WLS-Markets, Farm 4:00 P.M. WBBM WCCO -New WLW-Business News KMOX WHAS WCCO WBBM NBC -To be announced: WEAF WMAQ KMOX- "Four Shamrocks," Singing, Playing WOC -WHO- Governor's Hour NBC- Galaxy of Stars; contralto; baritone; or- CBS - Louis Pan'ého's Orchestra: WABC WHAS Quartet chestra: WMAQ WOC WHO WLW WTAM 12:45 P.M. WCCO KMOX WBBM KYW-Pinto Pete WDAF NBC -Metropolitan Opera; John B. Kennedy and NBC -Platt and Nierman, piano duo: WJZ WLW WENR -What's the News KYW -Four Southern Singers Milton J. Cross, narrators: WEAF, WJZ WENR WFBM-Bohemians WFBM-Block's Juniors WDAF WTAM WMAQ WLW WOC WHO KYW -Music Comedy Favorites WGN -The Boy Reporter WGN -Movie Personalities KMOX- "Tango King" WGN -Bob Forsans, tenor WHAS-Dinner Concert WJJD -Fred Beck, organist KYW -Merrimen WIND- Kenneth Houchins, yodeling drifter WIND -German Hour WLS -Poultry and Livestock Reports WBBM-Harold Knight's Orchestra (CBS) WJJD -Dick and Judy, sketch WJJD- Sports Review, Johnny O'Hara WOWO -Children's Concert WGN- Ensemble' Music WOC -WHO- Central Broadcasting Co. Chorus WLW-Boss Johnston with Musical Varieties 10:15 A.M. WLS -Prairie Home Drama WOWO --,aOld Time Religion WMAQ-Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten. NBC -Spanish Idylls, string ensemble: WJZ 12:50 P.M. 4:15 P.M. WOC- WHO -Jack Denny's Orchestra (NBC) WMAQ WJJD -Harry Steele, news flashes NBC -Neil Sisters, harmony duo: WJZ WENR WTAM -Mike Speciale's Orchestra ' "' Radio Guide 25 (SATURDAY CONTINUED) 6:15 P.M. NBC- QReligion in the News; Dr. Stanley High: WEAF WDAF KYW -The Globe Trotter PLUMS PRUNES WENR AND -Dan Russo's Orchestra WFBM -Pirate Club there were certain local programs, such most desire changed to night, are Easy WGN- .Ensemble Music By Evans E. as Prof. Percy WJJD -Fred Beck, organist Plummer Boynton's WGN book talk. Aces and the conflicting Vic and Sade, WOC- WHO -Bill and Ed SK and ye shall receive -many letters MONDAY TOOK THE CAKE, the WTAM -"'Our City," talk plum pudding or whatever it was this P. S. -The mail is still coming in. from ardent radio fans who are Watch next week for revised statistics. 6:25 P.M. A quite decided what their favorite column offered to the winner, by reason KYW -Pinto Pete radio nights are. In glancing over the of Sealed Power Sideshow, Bing Crosby, WENR- Sports Reporter mail, it is clear that Monday night wins Sinclair Minstrels, the Big Show, Firestone 6:30 P.M. ' the championship with Sunday a close concert, A & P Gypsies, Melody Mo- Putting on the Dog NBC -Circus Days, drama: WEAF ments, Contented King, WOC WHO contender. Wednesday, Thursday and program, Wayne WAY WLW WMAQ WTAM' WDAF MJB (western NBC chain) Demi-Tasse THE PROPER to make the Friday came in neck, neck and neck to sound effect of a tramp walking down NBC -F.O.B. Detroit; Speaker; Orchestra: WJZ tie for third position, and Saturday, poor Review, Frances Alda and Xavier Cugat, WENR Enoch Light, Dan Russo, Shirley Howard, a railroad track and kicking a dog, goes KMOX -St. Louis Civic Band old bath night, with the misery company something like this: WB BM- American Quartet of Tuesday, didn't even find a single Henri Deering, John Fogarty, E. C. Hill, Ramona, and a group of dance band pick- One sound effect engineer has to walk WCCO-American Mixed Quartet champion! along a and, WFBM-Bohemians ups including Weems, Lyman, Belasco, platform, at the given cue, This compiler of airfacts (pardon me clap his hands with a dull thad, WG N-Sports Reporter and Light. Locals named included where- Fairfax) was Sosnik another sound effects WHAS-Mal Hallett's Orchestra Mr. and hurler of prunes Ford (WOR) Frick and Jimmie (WAAT) upon gentleman in- WIND- Polish Hour quite interested in the unusual Sunday Brierly. stantly lets out a howl which is supposed W J J D- Pickard night popularity. Some six years ago, to be as nearly as possible like that of a Family WEDNESDAY TIED THURSDAY WTAM -Pinkey Hunter's Orchestra you couldn't persuade a sponsor, to pur- booted canine quadruped. . 6:45' P.M. chase Sunday afternoon or night time, and Friday for third place with Crime Those are the rules. Yet, despite sev- NBC -Jack and Loretta Clemens, songs: WEAF the theory being that people would com- Clues, the Baron Jack Pearl, Wayne King, eral okeh rehearsals for Bill .Bear's Grand- WMAQ plain of making the Sabbath air com- the Troubadours and guest, Burns and pa Burton (NBC -Chicago) episode in CBS -Isham Jones' Orchestra: WABC WCCO mercial. Allen. Fred Allen, Fred Waring, and the which-a "bo" was to kick the dog "Rusty" KYW -Blue Voices Columbia News Service. Will Osborne's WBBM -Louis Now? Times have changed. Sunday in the slats, someone broke them. Panico's Orchestra (WOR) orchestra, with movie critic and Just as H. G. Ashbaucher, S.E.E. (sound WFBM-Cowboys afternoon and evening are filled with some guest star, was the favored local. WGN -Tom, Dick and Harry of the best of programs, and not a single effects engineer, you mug) had planned, WLW -Glenn Adams, dog talk squawk has been squeaked. THURSDAY-well, you can ' name an NBC junior production man (j.p.m. WOC -WHO- United Remedies But what happened to Tuesday and them, can't you? -made the third grade for short) was walking the platform. WTAM -Colonial Trio Saturday? Are they orphans? Is it be- with Rudy Vallee, Show Boat, the White- Came the cne ... and the j.p.m. booted 6:55 A.M. cause Saturday is a universal "date" night man- Jolson combination, and, in part Mr. Ashbaucher swiftly and neatly in KYW -Mel Stitzel, Pianist that our correspondents have failed to competition with the last named, Glen the seat of his pants, whereupon instantly 7:00 P.M. materialize a champion in its defense? Gray's band with Irene Taylor. was produced a yell which the network NBC -Art in America; Guest Speakers: WJZ And what is Tuesday's alibi? FRIDAY KEPT ITS reputation clean executives claim will go down in history WMAQ by being the night famed for Jessica as one of the most realistic dog howls CBS -"Forty-Five Minutes in Hollywood," Cal Dragonette, Ethel Shutta and O'Keefe, that was ever heard on the air! York, screen reporter: WABC The Dope Sheet WBBM KMOX Phil Harris, Phil Baker, First Ni hier, WFBM WCCO SUNDAY RAN SECOND, according NBC-George Olsen's Orchestra: WEAF WOC Maude Adams, Frank Munn and Muriel WHO WTAM WDAF to the petitioners. because of Wayne Wilson, Dangerous Paradise, Al and Pete KYW -Dance Orchestra King's matinee, Jan Garber, Vee and and Junior, and Red Davis. Non -chain Make a Memo W E N R- Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten Johnny, the Hoover Sentinels, Roses and favorites named were Jack Arthur of WG N-Ensemble Music Drums, Princess Pat Players, Frank TO CATCH the PLUMFUL singing of WOR and Pat Flanagan of WBBM. Little Jackie Heller, starting February 5 WHAS-Mal Hallett's Orchestra Crumit and Julia Sanderson, Cadillac Con- But what happened to Tuesday WIND- Washington Column of the Air and Sat- at 4:15 p. m. CST on Mon -Wed-Fri and cert, . Realsilk revue, Ethel Waters, Joe urday, Colonel Stoopnagle, will you W L S- Ferris Hawaiians Penner, Saturday at 4:30 p. m. CST over the WLW Songs My Mother Taught Me, please send out Budd to investigate and -The Big Show NBC -WJZ network . . . Ditto for ditto Eddie Cantor, Choir Invisible, Will Rogers, make a report? Thank you. 7:15 P.M. Walter Winchell, Manhattan Merry-Go- of Pat Kennedy, that singing son of Erin, KYW-Borino's Ensemble Round, Album of Familiar Music, Jack Without analyzing all the suggestions over WBBM from Monday to. Friday at WGN -Quin Ryan, sports events 9:30 p. m. or on WGN the same days WHAS -Greater Louisville Ensemble Benny, Hall of Fame, Ennio Bolognini, submitted by fans, it was obvious that and the Master Singers. Then, of course, the daytime programs which Jans at I :30 p. m.... Get. a giggle for the cus- 7:20 P. M. tomers out. of the news that Kate Smith NBC -Boston Symphony Orchestra: WEAF WDAF was a-purring last week in Kansas City, WTAM 9:15 P.M. 10:45 P.M. becoming a Kansas 7:30 P.M. thereby City Kitty KYW -Tony Nuzzo's Orchestra KYW-Dance Orchestra Remember tó see the NBC -Sous Les Ponts NBC page de Paris: WJZ WMAQ WCFL-Eddie Varzos' Orchestra WBBM-Carrol Dickerson's Orchestra in blue KYW- Boston Symphony Orchestra (NBC) boys their dark mess kit uni- WIND -Whiting Community Program - WFBM.-Dance Orchestra forms. It seems some of the lads aren't WGN -Hal Kemps Orchestra WLS- Plantation Melodies WIND- Norman Care's Orchestra WIND-Hot Stove League; acclimated, this frigid weather, to the nifty Johnny O'Hara 9:30 P.M. WLW -Johnny Johnson's Orchestra WLS -Barn Dance Party WOC -WHO-Dance Orchestra but tailless jackets, and one was over- WOC-WHO--Barn Dance Frolic CBS -Columbia News Service: WABC WFBM heard to complain through his chattering WOWO -Aloha Serenaders KMOX WBBM 10:50 P.M. teeth, "I feel so undressed." . . . And 7:45 NBC -Barn Dance: WJZ WLS WGN -Jan Garber's Orchestra P.M. KYW scoop the dailies with the news that CBS- Willard Alexander; -Leon Blum's Orchestra 11 :00 P.M. Orchestra: WIND WCCO of the CBS -Call North; Smiling Ed McCon- the good old Wiener (WENR) Derby will -Billy Hillpot and Scrappy Lambert; Nat nell, 'songs' NBC -Hollywood on the Air; Orchestra; Soloists; Shilkret's Orchestra; Songs: WABC Guest: WEAF WOC be auditioned ere the week is out to a WBBM WGN-Tomorrow's News WHO WMAQ WDAF KMOX WHAS WFBM WOWO WTAM large national advertiser! WCCO WHAS -Herbie Koch, organist 8:00 P.M. NBC-Jack Denny's Orchestra: WJZ KYW 9:35 P.M. KMOX- Houston Symphony NBC- Jamboree; Variety Show; Harry Kogen's Orchestra (CBS) WGN -Headlines of Other Days WBBM -Ace Brigode's Orchestra Orchestra: WJZ WMAQ WDAF BIRTHDAYS: Feb. 11 : Ben Alley CBS-Sylvan Levin and Philadelphia 9:45 P.M. WLW-Art Kassel's Orchestra Studio Or- WTAM and Harry Swan; Feb. chestra: WABC WOWO WHAS KMOX WCCO CBS -Leaders in Action, H. V. Kaltenborni -Gene and Glenn 12: Raymond WBBM WFBM WABC WHAS WBBM 11:10 P.M. Knight, Tom Waring and Curt Peter- WGN -Doring Sisters KMOX -Civic Airport Association Program WGN- Richard Cole's. Orchestra sen; Feb. 13: Lennie Hayton; Feb.- 14, WIND -Dance Orchestra WFBM- Honolulu Serenaders 11:15 Jack Benny, Jessica Dragonette and WLS Westerners, -Dream P.M. -The Songs of the Range WGN Ship WBBM Enric Madriguera; Feb. ' 15: John Dimmick's Orchestra -Harry osnik's Orchestra WLW- WIND-Studio Program WIND Seagle; Feb. 16: Mildred 'Bailey and 8:15 P.M. 10:00 P.M. -Joe Chromis' Orchestra WLW- Bustèr Locke's Orchestra Leab Ray. CBS -Alexander Woolkott, "The Town Crier ": CBS -Guy Lombardo's Orchestra: WABC WIND WABC WHAS KMOX WCCO WFBM NBC -Ralph Kirbery, baritone: WEAF WMAQ 11 :30 P.M. WBBM- Vincent Lopez' Orchestra KMOX- Rhapsody of the Reeds; Ruth Nelson NBC -Carefree Carnival; Ned Tollinger, M. C.; WGN -Blackstone Hotel Ensemble KYW-The Globe Trotter: News Meredith Willson's Orchestra; Vocalist; Ryan WIND- Romantic Ramblings WBBM-Vincent Lopez' Orchestra and Noblette, comedy team; Comedian; Hill- WLS --Hugh Aspinwall and Romelle Fay WFBM -Atop the Indiana Roof billy Group: WEAF WTAM WMAQ WOC 8:30 P.M. WGN -Earl Burtnett's Orchestra WHO BOYS NBC -Eddie Duchin's Orchestra: WJZ WLS WLW-Barn Dance (NBC) CBS -Abe Lyman's Orchestra: WABC WHAS CBS -Kay Thompson, pianist and her Rhythm WOC -WHO- Sports Review WCCO WIND WFBM Dunstedter's Kings; Raymond Paige's Orchestra; Negro WTAM -Two Men and a Maid KMOX- Orchestra Choir; Hawaiian Group: WABC WHAS KMOX 10:05 P.M. KYW -Dance Orchestra WANTED WCCO WBBM WOWO WFBM NBC-Enric Madriguera's Orchestra: WEAF WBBM -Louis Panico's Orchestra WGN-Earl Burtnett's Orchestra WGN -Wayne King's Orchestra WMAQ WOC WHO Earn Money in your spate WIND -Club Car Special 11:45 P.M. time. 10:15 P.M. Surprise your parents. Show them WLW-Over the Rhine German Band KMOX-Guy Lombardo's Orchestra (CBS) CBS -Abe Lyman's Orchestra: KMOX WBBM WMAQ -Heat Waves KYW- Studio Program WFBM-Louie Lowe's Orchestra you can be self -supporting. WTAM -Western Reserve Educational Clinic WBBM 11:50 P.M. -Harry Sosnik's Orchestra Just Send Coupon Symphony Orchestra WDAF- Sports Reporter WGN -Hal Kemp's Orchestra ...... 8:45 P.M. WFBM-Louie Lowe's Orchestra 12:00 Mid. WGN -Jan Garber's Orchestra WGN- Remember Way Back When WBBM- Around the Town, dance orchestras WLW-Buster Locke's Orchestra WTAM -Enrie Madriguera's Orchestra (NBC) WCCO -Dance Orchestra RADIO GUIDE 9:00 P.M. 10:30 P.M. WDAF -Nighthawk Frolic NBC-Saturday Night Party; B. A. Rolfe's Or- NBC-One Man's Family: WEAF WMAQ WTAM WENR -Frankie Masters' Orchestra 423 Plymouth Court, Chicago, Id. chestra; Robert "Believe It Or Not" Ripley; WDAF WFBM -Atop the Indiana Roof Male Trio: WEAF WLW WMAQ WOC WHO CBS- Houston Symphony Orchestra: WABC WGN -Late Dance Orchestras WTAM WDAF WHAS WCCO WFBM WIND -Happy Family Name C BS-Byrd Expedition Orchestra ; Soloists; KMOX-Wayne Fletcher's Orchestra WLW- Newark DX Radio Club Program Chorus: WABC WHAS KMOX WCCO WBBM KYW -Carlos Molina's WMAQ -Ted Weems' Orchestra Orchestra Address WFBM WBBM-Ted Fiorito's Orchestra 12:30 A.M. NBC -To be announced:. WJZ KYW WGN -Wayne King's Orchestra WIND -Micky Isley's .Orchestra WGN-Charlie Agnew's Orchestra WLS -Mountain Memories WMAQ-Dance Orchestra Town State WIND -Joe Chromis' Orchestra WLW-Sammy Watkins' Orchestra 1 :00 WLS -Ridge Runners; Lulu Belle WOC- WHO 400 -Royal Program WIND -Happy Family . MUSIC IN THE AIR chosen to conduct on the Cadillac Hour Feb. 10 at 7:15 p. m. CST) plays the fol- Piano Concerto No. 2 in B -flat major..: By Carleton Smith has not been announced. lowing all -Strauss program: Brahms The afternoon's soloist, Lotte Lehmann, TOSCANINI is considered Orchestral Suite of Molieré s "Le Bour- Lawrence Tibbett will be The Voice of in her debut at the Metropolitan, brought geois Gentilhomme," revised by Rich- Firestone. (NBC -WEAF, Mon., Feb. 12, by authorities the most gifted con- forth extravagant praises from the criti- ARTUROductor of our time, states the an- ard Strauss. at 7:30 p. m. CST) this week. cal fraternity. Unquestionably one of the Symphonia Domestica, opus 53, played in nouncement for the Cadillac Hour, Sun- most sensitive artists on the operatic stage, one movement. The Westminster Choir, with John Fin- day (NBC -WJZ at 5 p. m. CST). No Mme. Lehmann is full of feeling. Even ley Williamson directing. (NBC-WJZ. press release ever when she is not at her best, she never tails New York Philharmonic - Symphony, Wed., Feb. 14, at 5:00 p. m. CST). voiced an opinion to register a favorable impression. with Hans Lange, conducting. (CBS - more universal. WABC, Sun., Feb. II at 2:00 p. m. CST). Exaltabo Te, Domine by Bendemeer's And why? What The following Sunday, February 18, Mr. Stream The soloist is Vladimir Horowitz. Listen to the Mocking Bird is of Toscanini will return to the Philharmonic the nature two final Alice Hawthorne Toscanini's s Symphony to broadcast the Symphony in A major (B. & H. No. 64). gift Beethoven symphonies Eighth and Haydn The Shepherds Had an Angel that he is so recog- -the Maurice Besley the Ninth with the Final Chorus on Adagio, from String Quintet in F major nized? of Crucifixus Antonio Lotti No matter how Schiller's "Ode to Joy." Performances Bruckner An Eriskay Love Lilt Roberton often you analyze, this gigantic work with its notorious ter- "Winter- Spring: Two Poems for Or Oxen Alma Steedman achieve- The Dickinson nor how much you rors are among the memorable chestra" Bloch Shepherd's Story ments of Toscanini's long career. The hear him, there is tran- still some magic music remains loftiest among the scendent disclosures of the creative will. unexplained, some it psychic force felt Toscanini explores its heart and lays What VALLEE Never Told bare to us. Vladimir Horowitz but not expressed, some chemistry, (Continued from Page 3) or rather his lack of love -life until he some alchemy that eludes you. You reached Broadway. sense a meeting between Mr. Toscanini Programs the time of her death a few years ago. Perhaps you can picture the country and the spirit (not all already had been sharply marked. boy suddenly finding himself a Broadway of the composer and the New York He composers, of course), a clasping of Ernest Schelling If the character comparison is not ir- favorite. came into contact with types Concert for Children: (CBS- of women whom he was hands and a felicity of understanding be- Philharmonic reverent, Rudy Vallee is a jazz- singing with absolutely 10, at 10 a. m. CST). inexperienced. yond the power of words to describe. WABC, Sat. Feb. Calvin Coolidge. Rudy had never seen people The soloist will be Huida Lashanska. The determination to surmount all dif- like them before. Now he had on all Some wise thinker has suggested that Symphony in B minor ( "Unfinished ").. ficulties began to express itself in his sides show -girls, married women anxious to Toscanini achieves what he does only Schubert earliest youth. From the time that he do a little playing around, schemers. Tanz (1st through some such . capacity for assimila- Suite performance) forced himself forward as the leader of crazy little flappers, and every other type tion as that of which De Santis spoke in Franckenstein his gang of kids so that he'd no longer of woman ready to throw themselves at Songs Schumann praising Dante . "the ability to sink "Widmung" be known as "mamma's baby," until the his feet. one's self in an imaginative world, to "Die Lotusblume" occasion when he finally tore Fay Webb It might be that this story never project an experience and a passion: The "Fruehlingsnacht" from his heart with heroic determination, would have been written if Rudy's gift of steeping the soul in the thing Song: `The Little Man in Wood" Rudy has done things he didn't like to lack of interest in women had continued. which is the secret of life, of love, and of Waltz: "An Artist's Life ".Johann Strauss do just because he thought they were But, placed in close proximity with girls, genius." Perpetuum Mobile Johann Strauss good for his soul. inhaling the subtle odors of their devilish Polka and Fugue from "Schwanda ".... well, perhaps gazing into their belladonna Weinberger As one who knows Rudy perfumes, -ed, even better than anyone else, I venture sparkling eyes, watching their heaving Lehmann Sings Serge Koussevitzky and the Boston to say that in his entire lifetime of thirty- bosoms almost bursting forth from scanty THE PROGRAM Mr. Toscanini has Symphony Orchestra: (NBC -WJZ, Sat.. three years he never has done anything evening frocks, Rudy began to take notice. without a purpose-except to fall in love. Women swept him off his feet! Blonde But although by the time he was in his women ... brunette women . . titian - latter 'teens the future heart -menace no haired women. They crowded close to longer feared girls, he had little time to him, implored him for a bit of love, just BON MOTS and Boners spend with them. Throughout his high a tiny, wee little bit; begged a memento, One dollar will be paid for each contribution published school and college days, first at Maine any memento-a lock of his hair, a but- University and then at Yale, Rudy spent ton from his coat, an autograph. Jan. 16; WJZ; 6:45 p. m- and do better." -Margaret Durst, Kitch- most of his waking hours when he was Well, the inevitable happened. It al- Lowell Thomas: "This item comes ener, Ontario. not studying, by organizing local orches- ways does happen to inexperienced coun- from Reading, Pa., that city of 150.000 tras and playing in them. try boys on Broadway. They fall head odd people. "-Robert J. Foster. Trenton, Jan. 22; WOR; 8:29 p. m.- During these years he knew few if any over heels in love with one woman. Fall N. J. Louie Witten: "Months ago they start- women. In fact. the sex was almost as out the next day. Find another. and so ed making the loaf of bread you will en- strange to him as some rare and obscure on in a merry maddening whirl until the up. Jan. 17; MP; 12:30 a. m.- joy tomorrow. " -Thelma Ande, Blooms- animal recently imported by an intrepid marriage license clerk finally catches Lynn Willis: "Here at the Anchorage Pa. hunter into a local zoo. This is exactly what took place! Rudy burg, in a 7- course dinner is served for $1.25; chil- Rudy knew that women existed, but stepped into marriage and out of it was all the part they played in his double -quick time, years before he met dren served for half price."-Leo' Wittick, Jan. 23; WAAW; 2:45 p. m.- that Philadelphia, Pa. have life. They existed, and their purpose was Fay Webb! Announcer: "We a letter from serve as dancing partners so that (In next week's issue of RADIO says she has bought 22 boxes to a lady who men would attend dances and hire GUIDE yOU will find another stirring Jan. 19; WREN; 9:37 a. m- of mineral crystals which shows how they young Announcer: "They are sitting on the orchestras to make music. instalment of Rudy's former secre- are helping her. "-Ronald Eyrich, New Rudy received his Bachelor's degree tary's revelations. Tbey will include hotel veranda drinking coffee and eating Ulm, Minn. pancakes wrapped up in each other." - from Yale in 1927. He came to Broadway a full account . of his first disastrous Justine Hoffman, St. Joseph, Mo. that year. Within a short time he was marriage, and an intimate, day-by- Jan. 21; XEPN; 9:30 p. m- an international celebrity, but hitherto day narration of his life with Fay Vallee-intimacies hitherto un- Jan. 20; WJR; 5:16 p. m - Announcer: For only $I you can have unpublished details of that unparalleled Webb were 2,869 chil- up to $3,000 for yourself or your family, rise to the dizzy heights of fame will have known even to. Rudy's closest friends. Uncle Neal: "There these in the issue of the dren knocked down by Detroit motorists in the event of your death. "-William to wait until a better time to be revealed. You will find We are now speaking of Rudy's love-life. week ending February 24.) last year. I think this year we should try Hawkins, Shreveport, La. MR. FAIRFAX KNOWS THE ANSWERS He has do roles on R. W.. Eaton, N. Y. -NBC officials report that the cowboys. It is supposed to refer to motherless calves returned to the East to dramatic and Peanuts," once a comedy team on their and unfortunately survived to become a bane to all the stage and is very successful as one of the leading act "Salt members of a cast a sketch in vaudeville. network, has either abandoned radio or has no booking persons in jobs like this. May its parallel be still -born) doing time. However, they are heard on tran- at the present G. H. A., Eau Claire, Wis. Bernie's real name scriptions. Mrs. Clara J., Marquette, Mich. -That interview -Ben with Lanny Ross, which you heard from Hollywood, is Benjamin Ancel and so far as we know Winchell uses Mich. have nothing was with no stooge, but the tenor, himself and in person. his original name. They are not brothers, neither are Mrs. R. B., Sturgis, -We enemies would indicate that June Meredith stutters. RADIO GUIDE, with its idea of always serving the reader, they the arch their radio banter lead on record to you to believe. Could you be thinking of Jane Froman who was once will shortly carry a story written by the popular tenor in her speech? There is no telling about his Hollywood experiences and something, a victim of an impediment Md. not be so far as we know, about the perhaps, about his sensation at really talking to his many Luther A. K., Frederick, -Sorry to able particular significance, to post you on the whereabouts of Don Pedro and his origin of "The Last Roundup." It was written by admirers. who had composed several other band. The ravishing maestro is apparently free -lancing William (Billy) Hill, about the country and being on the go, has no radio numbers under another name simply because he feared H. A., Rockland, Me-Your inquiry about Kate liberally with Smith has already been answered and we can also say pickups, unless they chance to be local ones, in which the name Billy Hill might be gagged too knowledge The number was written specifically for the that so far as we know, Jesse Crawford likewise is off case we would have no advance Hillbilly. Lady Esther and new Ziegfeld Follies but the merit of the piece leaked the air. Bess Johnson plays the role of The John G., Danville, 111. -Lulu McConnell is no longer out long before the show was ready for presentation that of Kay Norton is enacted by Irna Phillips. theme song of "One Man's Family' is the Destiny Waltz. in the "Big Show" cast and so far as can be learned has and had become epidemic by the time of the Follies' The name of "Beetle," us not, to revive the None of the cast of that continuity is connected with no current radio assignment. premier late in the year. Ask of Bill Childs. is maintained as deep Its origin is presumably the the movies. Vincent Haworth, formerly Jack Arnold like the dancing a doggie" controversy. at present, secret, sacred to the archives of NBC. plains word, doji, corrupted into doggie by untutored of the M. & M. scripts is not broadcasting 26 CROSBY AND PENNER IN THE VAN; STAR ELECTION Now a REAL RACE DEFINITE trends have begun in the election of radio Benny is a favorite as popular in Kansas as he is in Ken- stars. Up to the counting of the ten -thousandth tucky. ballot the leaders were "bunched" together in three Wayne King's orchestra registered a lead in more of the four divisions of popularity-personal stars, states than any other band. teams and programs. In the other division-orches- Next to Illinois and New York, the state of Iowa tras- leadership had been strongly asserted before the cast the heaviest vote for Ben Bernie. Fred Waring's ballots were centered al- most equally through twelve states only. Amos and Andy drew Favorite Stars' Official Ballot an even one hundred votes in Minnesota, 1. My favorite radio performer is: whereas South Carolina, which ignored them gave 2. My favorite orchestra is: Burns and Allen over two hundred. Stoopnagle 3. My favorite program is: and Budd have a greater 4. My favorite radio team is: number of supporters in New Jersey 'than in New York. The Mills Broth- There are _ in my family. I own my home ; rent a house ; rent an apartment_. (number) ers are popular in Iowa and. Wisconsin. I own my own car . I do not own a car My radio is years old and is a _. Herewith is a tabu- I am checking the type of radio program that I like best: Popular Musical Classical lation of the leaders in _; each group, and the to- Musical ; votes _; Comedy News _; Dramatic sketch ; Lecture ; Religious ; or . tal cast for each: Among the Stars: MY NAME IS: Bing Crosby 1072 Joe Penner 1013 I LIVE AT Eddie Cantor 869 (Street and number) (City and State) Jack Benny 470 Your vote will not be invalidated by failure to answer all the questions Rudy Vallee 351 in this ballot. You need not repeat any answers to these questions. Among the Orchestras: Mail your ballot to Star Election Tellers, c/o RADIO GUIDE, 423 Plymouth Court, Chicago, Ill. Wayne King 2056 This convenient size will allow the ballot to be pasted on a one -cent postcard. Guy Lombardo 1012 Ben Bernie 785 Fred Waring 773 Rudy Vallee 492 ten -thousandth vote was canvassed. At the time this Among the Programs: RADIO edition of GUIDE goes to press, 18,000 votes have The Fleischmann Hour 1198 been tabulated. Of these, 58 percent were cast by The Chase and Sanborn women Hour 813 and 42 percent by men. Two stars are contest- The Show Boat Hour 813 ing for first position with only fifty nine votes separat- The Old Gold Hour 527 ing them. These two are so far in advance of the other The Chevrolet Hour 420 favorites in their division that the rest may be described One Man's Family 201 as "the field." Among the "Teams ": Of course, these positions in the race my hold good Amos and Andy 1203 Bing Crosby in the lead for the title, "Star of Stars" for only a brief period. The election has many weeks Burns and Allen to run and 1119 no analysis at this time can possibly indicate Stoopnagle and Budd 421 is liked best. By "team" any final result. is meant pair or trio or quartet Mills Brothers 398 . that 'is favorite. The latest your tally shows Bing Crosby first in the race Olsen and Johnson 391 To the star who receives the greatest for the title "star of stars." popular vote Second is a favorite in a The terms of the election are as follows: RADIO GUIDE will give, in recognition and in commem- field quite remote from Crosby's branch of entertain - Awards will be made in four ment, Joe branches of profes- oration of your choice of popularity, a handsome gold Penner. Next in their respective order come sional entertainment. (This, of course, excludes such medal, suitably inscribed. two more comedians, Eddie Cantor and Jack Benny. persons as President Roosevelt and others who fre- To the orchestra that is the favorite of all orches- Then, fifth, is Rudy Vallee. quently, or occasionally, go on the air for govern- tras on the The vote for popular air will be given a gold medal also, this one orchestras reveals a startling mental or other business reasons). Professional enter- inscribed to mark its popularity. And furthermore fact that no one could see, for the unit at the head tainers only are eligible. - of the each member of the orchestra will be given a handsomely tally polled more than twice the number of votes 1. The first award will be made to your engraved certificate cast sfor its favorite radio attesting his or her part in the work nearest contender. That leading musical performer, the most popular person among radio artists. done to win your popular acclaim. The organization is Wayne inscription on King's. Second in the count is 2. The second award will be made to the orchestra that both the medal and the certificates will bear the name Guy Lombardo's; Ben Bernie's and Fred Waring's are ranks highest in popularity. of the orchestra in third and fourth or the name of the leader, according positions. Rudy Vallee's is fifth. 3. The third award will be given to your favorite pro- to the way the orchestra is Peculiar interest is commanded designated. Presen- by the choice of the gram or "hour." Your vote here will be cast for the tation of the medal will be made to the orchestra "Hours." The leader in this field is the Fleischmann program Program. as a whole. leader. Puzzling significance attaches to this leader- 4. The fourth award will be made The ship when considered to the team that program that polls the greatest number in the light of the of votes will receive an award fact that Rudy Vallee appears on this sim- "Hour" but ilar to the award that will be given to the does not hold anywhere near a most popular orchestra corresponding place in the vote for the star -a beautiful gold of stars. medal. Further, Additional cause for speculation to each member of the cast - cent- all who take a part in putting the ers on the poll of program favorites by program reason of the fact that on the air -will be given a handsomely en- two of them are graved certificate attesting tied for second place -the Chase and San- the triumph. born Hour and Show Boat. The favorite "team" will be awarded Old Gold is a silver medal not far behind and slightly in advance of appropriately engraved; and Chevrolet, while One Man's Family each member of the "team" will be given is fifth. an engraved certificate, marking Contention among the "Teams" is at the award. white heat, no less than among All entertainers, orchestras, programs the stars and teams themselves. Amos and Andy are on that have been on the air since top, October 1, and only one hundred or so votes behind 1933, are eligible. It does not them are Burns and matter that they are not on the air cur- Allen. Leaders in rently. third, fourth and fifth places are trailing so Balloting closes 1, far behind that they do not figure in this June 1934. Awards tabulation even as contenders. The trailers will be announced as shortly thereafter as in the order named the results can be verified. are Stoopnagle and A ballot has been provided Budd, the Mills Brothers and Olsen and on this Johnson: page, convenient in size for pasting on a one -cent postcard. A sectional checkup shows strange feat- ures. The heaviest vote Along with it you will find a few ques- for all four divis- tions ions came from the State of Illinois. The that will help us to get better ac- next' highest balloting was in New quainted. York. However, your Joe Penner has a decided number of sup - vote will not be in- porters. in New Jersey. The State validated by your failure to answer all the of Maine questions incorporated bas ignored Eddie Cantor completely. Jack Amos and Andy, in the ballot. the team most popular at the latest count Send in your vote today. Don't. delay. 27 IN CASH FOR PUZZLE SOLVERS sum in cash prizes ever offered The contest closes Tuesday. April 10- 19i4. All en START AND FINISH OF A GOOD TRAIL THE largest velopes postmarked before midnight of that di to will be by a radio publication for the solution accepted and the enclosed solution entered in the contest. of a puzzle is assured to the readers of RADIO Neatness, and the importance of the ift[alone selected. W7occeliíúáume©© o apportioned will be determining factors in selecting the wieners. Only GUIDE. Ten thousand dollars correct trails will be considered. ©Liúi1er::i11á[1©eOL1 among 157 prizes, has been provided for winners. The relative importance of stations will be rated ac- cram©E!l:ealenieAr. More than seven weeks remain before the cording to their transmitting power. 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