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OFFICIAL STAR OF STARS BALLOT RADIO GUIDE Mail to: Star of St.rs Editor, Radio Guide, M. L. ANNEN BERG, Publisher 731 Plymouth Court, 5 CURTIS MITCHELL, Editor , Illinois. My Choice for the Star of Stars Is ...... ••..•••••...•...... •...•••••...... CONTENTS

My Name Is ...... •.•...... •....•....••..••...... This Week! Selected Outstanding Programs 1 My Address Is . Broadcasting Under the (This Ballot May Be Pasted on a Penny Postcard) American Flag The American System By LENOX R. LOHR 2 Hear the National Open Golf Tournament at Denver 4 The ballot above is for this week's election only. Read the instructions below Highlights of This Week's before you vote. This ballot must be mailed by midnight this Saturday, June 11 Programs A Picture-Plan for Listening 5 The March of Music By LEONARD LIEBLING 6 Fun at Fibber McGee's Fibber McGee and Company 8 Listening to Learn RADIO GUIDE'S ANNUAL Education on the Air 9 Hollywood Showdown By EVANS PLUMMER 10 STAR OF STARS POLL Airialto Lowdown By MARTIN LEWIS 11 On Short Waves THIS WEEK-THE STAR OF STARS! By CHARLES A. MORRISON 12 Program Locator Index to aU summer air HO is radio's Star of Stars? That's the portant for you to vote in this Star of Stars poll. schedules 13 W question of the moment! It is a question This year there are other reasons, too. For Radio Guide's X-Word Puzzle 15 that will be answered by thousands upon instance, there is every indication that the ballot­ Between Us thousands of listeners when the ballots in Radio ing of this week will see a closer fight for first A Forum for Listeners 16 Guide's annual Star of Stars poll have been count­ place than has been the case for the last three Radio's Story- Book Romance Andre Baruch Wins a Bride 17 years. In 1935, '36, '37, Jack 8enny won the covet· ed and tabulated. Climaxing twelve weeks of pop· The Stars Have Hearts ular voting in every division of radio ed Star of Stars honors. One of the Entertaining the Blind 18 entertainment, Radio Guide this week PQ\l[[.1 Rl '{ world's great entertainers-he has al. Biggest Guest Stars • ready been named the best comedian Snow White's Dwarfs offers its readers the opportunity of Visit At Jotson 20 naming the top-ranking star of 1938! of 1938 in that division of the Star The Man Behind "Vic and Sade" Your vote is important! of Stars poll-Benny may well repeat, Homecoming for Paul Rhymer 22 In no phase of the vast and busy make it four in a row. But this year Fred Waring Turns Inventor The Waring Mixer 24 world of entertainment is the com· he has new competition. Charlie Mc· Programs for Sunday, June 5 25 petition for stardom hotter or harder Carthy is on the scene now, and while Programs for Monday, June 6 27 than it is in radio. Today's favorite he may be a mere dummy to some Programs for Tuesday, June 7 29 may be forgotten by tomorrow, and people, to most of the radio listeners Programs for Wed., June 8 31 the star of yesterday is only a name of America he's one of the funniest Programs for Thurs., June 9 34 today. Never a week passes without the dis­ things that ever happened! Will Charlie usurp Programs for Friday, June 10 36 covery, somewhere, of a new and brilliant talent. Jack Benny's long-time rule as Star of Stars? Programs for Saturday, June 11 39 In this America, literally thousands of highly gifted The standings of the runners-up, too, are almost men and women come to the microphone every certain to change. Last year, Nelson Eddy finish· Winners in the Commentators Poll Results in the Tenth Division day, fame and fortune hanging on their words. ed just behind the mighty Benny. Lanny Ross was of the Star of Stars Poll A newcomer is given a chance audition; an es­ third, Frances Langford and Lulu Belle of the Inside Back Cover tablished but little-known performer gives an ex­ National Barn Dance fourth and fifth respectively. Summer Contests on the Air ceptionally moving performance-and a star is Bing Crosby was in sixth place, just ahead of Rudy Inside Back Cover born! The pressure at the heels of the established Vallee. Crosby fans, noting the rising popularity R,\'HO GI'IIHIl (Trade Mark Reii:l~tered U. 8. PaL greats of radio is fierce. They never know when of Bing's deft and dexterous Music Hall program, Offire) , VoluIne VII. !\Ull1hcr 34. Week Endlnlt ~une 11,1938. I'ublhhed II-eakly by Rel\"all'reu, Inc., 731 public favor will recede, leave them stranded, expect a higher ranking this year. Joan Blaine was l·h·nHlU~h Court. Cl:leuo. IlUnols. Enteretl .. lecond· cla~, Illllller at the 1'0l0~ ornee, l'hte3l'l:0. Jlllnob, ).·eb· perhaps temporarily, perhaps for good. ninth in 1937, with Jessica Dragonette in tenth ruary 2~, 1932. undor act of Uareh 3. 1879. A.uthor· Jr.ed lJy I'ost ornee Department, Ottawa, . u lecond·r!u, maUer. ('OIlHlltht 1938, by ReI\"II Pre... That's why it's important for the radio listeners place, Fred Allen in eleventh and Don Ameche Inc, All tlllhl' rc,cl'Ved. Arnnld Kruse, l'rel1dent; O('('tl\"l1 d'Utany, General Manol{er; ('uft" Mitchell. of America-those of us who appreciate and en­ twelfth. nee-Pre.lldent; Ed 7.o~~·, Clrculatlnn :\tanager, Unso­ llelled manu,erlpt. thoohl IHl oPfOllIllallled by stamped. ,clf-addre< ed en.. e!ope for return. 'l'en centl per coP1 joy the immensely varied entertainment that is This week's official Star of Stars ballot is printed In lIle United Slatel. Subscription rate' In the U. 8. and J){I' e~~lons and l'Ountrtes of the Pan·Amerlran ours for the flick of a dial-to support the stars at the top of the page. Fill it out and mail it Po'UtI Union: tilx Hlonths, $2.50; one 1ear. 5~.00. Sull;erlpUon rate~ In f(lrell\"n rotllltrles: till: mOl1~h'. WI;' 55.&&; olte )'ear, 58.00. ltelllil by po.lal money order. like. Their fortunes, their places in the hier­ before midnight, Saturday, June I I. Remember­ e:q)reu money order. or ehedc drawn to order or }J.jJ)lO archy of radio-and our continued enjoyment of there is no better way of assuring your own con­ GUII.tIrl. (.;urrellcy SCllt al J;uluct'lbcr'l rlill:. them--hang on one thing. and one thing only: tinued entertainment than by enthusiastically sup· the support we give them. That's why it's im· porting the star of your choice! Vol. 7. No. 34 June II, 1938

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1/3-1 :'ol Peter Van Steeden takes over the orchestra of "You I H it Parade" on Saturday for an Charming Singer Loretta Lee will be Peter Van Steeden'. extended series of broadcasts. He succeeds Mark Warnow as conductor of the program, first guest star on 14Your Hit Parade" over the Columbia heard over the Columbia Broadcasting System from 10 p.m. to 10:45 p.m. EDT Broadcasting System, 10 p.m. EDT this Saturday night

SUNDAY, JUNE 5 Social Security ... today's problem "Everybody's Bu.ine....-CBS. 7:45 p.m. EDT. Pan-American Broadcast ••• economic cooperation Frank Bane, executive diredor of the Social Se­ CBS. 2:30 p.m. EDT. curity Board. will be interviewed by Reporter Ruth This broadcast will bring to the microphone min­ Brine on this program, one of a current series. Bane isters ot four Pan-American countries: General will talk on this subject: "Social Security-Every­ Estigarribia of Paraguay, Dr. Don Diogenes, Esca­ THIS body's Business." lante of Venezuela, Foreign Minister Carlos Concha of Peru, and Foreign Minister Jose Espalter of Uru­ FRIDAY, JUNE 10 guay. Tennis Stars ... at Wimbledon Concert ... last of the season Wightman Cup Broadcalt-M BS, 10:15 a.m. EDT. Ford Sunday Evening Hour-CBS. 9 p.m. EDT. WEEK (AI.o Saturday, 7:50 p.m. EDT.) Katherine Meisle, contralto, will be featured as The famed Wightman Cup tennis matches will be guest singer, and John Barbirol1i will conduct the described, via short wave, direct from the Centre Court, Wimbledon, London, by F. H. Grisewood, orchestra in this, the last broadcast of the season BBC commentator. The matches, outstanding wo­ for this weekly symphonic program. W. J. Cameron, PREVIEWS OF SOME OF THE men's event, are played in alternate years at Forest Ford spokesman, will speak briefly at intermission. Hills and Wimbledon. MONDAY, JUNE 6 BETTER REGULAR AND SPE. Amateur Musicians ... recreation Visiting Artillerymen ••• first muster "Music Is My Hobby"-NBC, 7:15 p.m. EDT. NBC,9 p.m. EDT. Dr. Maurice Appel and Dr. Louis Topper. two New CIAL BROADCASTS TO BE York dentists who play the violin and the piano, The ceremonies commemorating the first muster respecti\'ely, will be guest non-professional musi­ of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company cians on this program, which features performances of Massachusetts in 1638 will be closed with a fteld­ PRESENTED THIS WEEK by men and women ot conspicuous musical talents. day banquet at which the Massachusetts group will be host to the Honourable Artillery Company, Lon­ Senior Prom ... from don. Paul Whiteman Program-CBS, 8:30 p.m. EDT. TUESDAY, JUNE 7 (7:30 p.m. PST for the Weat.) minister to Denmark and daughter ot the late Wil­ Paul Whiteman and his troupe will broadcast from Peace Conference ..• league of Nations liam Jennings Bryan, once candidate for the presi­ the Johns Hopkins University senior prom in the dency. will go on the air with broadcasts detailing "Revl.ion of the League Covenant"- Alcazar Ballroom in Baltimore, Maryland. This is her views on national and international affairs. one of a series of Whiteman college broadcasts being CBS, 10:45 p.m. EOT. made as the orchestra travels through the East. Clark M. Eichelberger, director of the National History •.. as it may have been Peace Conference, will speak on "Revision of the SATURDAY, JUNE 11 Covenant of the League of Nations." The so-called "It May Have Happened"-NBC, 9 p.m. EDT. covenant is the heart of the LeaGue, much criticized Each program in this series of dramatizations by long Island •.. horse race now because of inactivity in the face of aggression. Burr Cook will deal with a peculiar historical situ­ ation in which actual events are definitely part of The Shevlin Stakes--CBS, 4 p.m. EDT. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8 historic record up to a certain point. at which evi­ Bryan Field will bring the running of the impor­ dence and ancient traditions begin to diverge. tant Shevlin Stakes, one ot the biggest events of Freedom of the Press .•• western fur trade the summer turf season, to the loudspeaker from "Living Hi.tory"--eBS, 7:30 p.m. EDT. THURSDAY, JUNE 9 Aqueduct Park in Long ]gland. Some of the nation's top-ranking equine stars will be at the starting-post. To be treated as living history on this program are Golfers ... the nation's best events in America in 1735: the problems of the free­ loretta lee dom of the press, including the trial for libel of John National Open Golf Tournament­ Peter Van Steeden ... for Lucky Strike Peter Zenger in New York. and the establishment of CBS, 7:30 p.m. EDT. "Your Hit Parade"-CBS, 10 p.m. EDT. far-western fur trade on this continent by France. Ted Husing will describe for listeners the high­ spots of the first day of play in this important tour­ Peter Van Steeden is bt:st known as musical di­ lady Ambassador ••. new program nament, bring a summary of results. The broadcast rector for Fred Allen. In addition to conducting uit'. News to Me"-NBC, 7:30 p.m. EDT. will be exclusive over CBS. Husing will also be on for Allen, he's taking over the "Hit Parade" orches­ the air F"iday and three times on Saturday. tra for a number of broadcasts. First "Hit·, guest to Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde, former ,., ••IOW)' _ thi. """fa,". __ ... appear with Van Steeden will be Loretta Lee.

FOR STATIONS WHICH WILL BROADCAST THESE SHOWS, PLEASE TURN TO "THIS WEEK'S PROGRAMS" ON PAGES 25 TO 40 its coverage; its immediate effective­ bloomed. One day the announcer his arguments. there might have been least indicate we are keeping a fair ness; its appeal to the emotions as well asked: "How would you like to have a campaign determined by that trained balance. as to the intellect, and its power to just such a little garden? It you actor who could best play upon the It is routine to check scripts tor motivate to action. would, send us ten cents and she will heart-strings and fill the tear-ducts. violation of the laws ot blasphemy. Lenox R. Lohr, pr~sldent of the Let us consider these. Radio is in­ send you some ot her own petunia We believed that the public should profanity, libel, and for compliance National Broadcasting Company vited into twenty-six million homes seeds." think and vote, rather than feel and with the stipulation of the Federal as well as five million automobiles, It is interesting here to analyze the vote, and we rejected the programs. Trade Commission against misleading and surveys have shown that these emotions of the hearers. To them, the Our success as a commercial insti­ or talse statements about products. "In excess of forty mil­ sets are turned on an average ot three characters in the story were as real tution depends on giving the public All testimonials are carefully scruti­ lion people have Iistene~ judgment, have rendered a great ser­ hours a day, with between two and and alive as their next-door neighbors. continuous service of a high order, nized, likewise the overplay ot insobri­ to the same program .•. vice to the American people." three people listening at each re­ That the petunia seeds and the gar­ the best in entertainment, culture and ety and jokes playing upon physical Let it be said as an everlasting trib­ ceiver. Thus, there is a potential cir­ den were but the fiction ot a script­ information. We know that it is the and mental infirmities which might ute to the pioneers of broadcasting culation at anyone time ot some sev­ writer read by actors in a studio did loyal audience that constitutes the cir­ afford embarrassment and humiliation "There are 26 million that they formulated basic policies enty-five million people, and these not occur to them. They did not stop culation which we sell to our clients to afflicted listeners. We do not permit radio homes as well as five with the full realization that, if broad­ same surveys indicate that actually in to consider that, e·.-en had there been for their advertising messages. These, reterences to races or racial character­ casting was to remain in the hands of excess of forty million people have such a garden, their well-loved char­ in turn, provide the financial income, istics that border on indignity, or the million auto radios." private enterprise, it must willingly listened to a single program. The in­ acter could not have fulfilled their making possible the non-commercial delineations ot suicides, or descrip­ sacrifice many opportunities for com­ ftuence of a statement is measured by wants, but their seeds, acquired from entertainment and public-service pro­ tions of unlawful practises. such as "Lowell Thomas said, mercial profit, in order to render its the number of persons it reaches. The a wholesaler, would be sent by a staff grams which constitute seventy per­ sate-cracking or counterfeiting. full usefuln£>ss. and in order to remain influence of a soap-box orator ha­ of people assembled for that purpose. cent of NBC's broadcast day. We know Our form of government insists 'Send me a telegram.' non-partisan and free. Time has proved ranguing a small crowd may be almost But so great was the emotional ap­ that the severest censor is the thumb upon freedom of speech-the right ot When the night was over, their fundamental soundness. nil, for so few people are within range peal that the listeners were motivated and forefinger of the public. We know the individual to express a free and 260,000 had been re­ And so, today, in a world of unstable • ot his voice. The same thought given to the rather complicated action of that if we do not please our listeners, frank opinion upon any question with­ emotions. of bloodshed over forms ot over the radio might have a protound writing a letter, enclosing a dime and we lose them-and the loss is ours. out molestation from the authorities. ceived." government, of great difference ~r effect throughout the country. mailing the envelope. And yet, from It insists also upon treedom ot the opinion on matters of vital concern, 10 How immediately effective is the this offer, there came in over a million WE SEEK to keep abreast of reac- press-the right ot a newspaper to "We know that the se­ the midst of an active public mind, radio message is illustrated by an in­ dimes and more than a hundred thou­ tions of our audience. Through print that which, in the opinion of the filled with many facts and much con­ cident in one ot Lowell Thomas' news sand dollars worth of petunia seeds millions ot letters received from the publisher, is best for his community verest censor is the thumb fusion, radio plays its major role. broadcasts, which he related to me. were dispatched. four corners of the globe, through tele­ and for his readers. Limitations ot and forefinger of the Gradually there has developed a knowl­ On the invitation of the president of It was an acute realization ot this phone calls, from the press and our time and ether space have led broad­ edge ot the power which radio can a telegraph company he was giving particular power of radio that promp­ daily contacts we receive impressions casting to introduce a new freedom­ American public." exert. and a ·timulated interest among his regular news broadcast trom a ted the National Broadcasting Com­ which must be sorted and analyzed. freedom of the air-which we con­ those who would use this force. telegraph office with the clicking of pany to decline a series of dramatized These give us a measure of the lis­ ceive to be the freedom of equal op­ HE tranquillity 01 the period just the keys and the bustle of the oper­ political broadcasts during the last teners' needs and desires. The balance portunity for discussion on contro­ befOfe and after the turn of this HAT governments are well aware ators to furnish background. The national campaign. Professional actors is a delicate one, for we can't please versial public issues. A controversial Tcentury created a smug compla­ Tof this recent world events give ir­ president suggested to Thomas, "It were to portray the alleged havoc all the people all the time. One of our public issue is one on which a sub­ cency about the stability of our in!lti­ refutable' testimony. When the insur­ might be interesting tonight if you wrought by the opposing party. With most helpful aids are the telephone stantial group of people differs in its tutions and the righteousness of our gent army first attacked the loyalist would invite your friends to telegraph the moving power of the trained voice, calls which frequently follow our im- judgment or opinions from another ways. To be sure, there wefe strikes government of Spain, the Spanish a message to you and they may do so substantial group and where the out­ and threats of anarchism, but most broadcasting stations were seized be­ at the expense ot the company." Mr. come will materially affect the desti­ people knew little of the issues in­ fore the guns roared. On the Jap­ Thomas assumed that a tew ot his nies of other citizens. volved. anese inv3sion of China, the RCA personal friends might be listening in The relations ot the broadcasting There was time for thoughtful re­ short-wave in Shanghai and would take advantage of such an RADIO'S LENOX R. LOHR TAKES HIS industry to the Federal government search, and many discoveries emerged was deJ:itro)'ed in the first air raid­ offer. Remember that it was unpre- are of paramount importance. Broad­ from the laboratory. put back into commission-and imme- cast frequencies are limited, and unless And then came 1914. The shock of STAND WITH THE AMERICAN SYSTEM there is proper regulation as to their the World War shook our foundations. use, there would be chaos on the air Men found that their age-old formula OF BROADCASTING - TELLS WHY! channels. It is proper that the govern­ of immigrating and opening new·fron­ ment should regulate technical tacili­ tiers no longer was the solution for ties. There is no other agency to do it, their problems. Seeking their way and it is something the industry is not out of a chaos they did not understand. fitted to do for itself. The Communi­ men grasped at the hope offered by cations Act of 1934, under which radio new ideologies and followed new lead­ now operates, imposes upon the Fed­ ers, who promised i. fuller life amid eral Communications Commission the old surroundings. Through it all, sci­ responsibility of licensing stations and ence was on the march, each new dis­ ot determining the assignments of covery offering a means of making wave-lengths. the power of the sta­ others. A child of Ulis period was tions, the hours of operation, and the radio - at first a scientific gadget regulation of certain technical facili­ which, with uncanny magic, produced ties necessary to assure clear recep­ an almost intelligible sound from the tion to the listening public. Licenses air. Soon there came exquisite music BROADCASTING are issued for a six-month period. The as well as informative talks on a wide law provides a license tor a period up variety of subjects. The thing posi­ to three years, within the discretion tively had entertainment value, and of the Federal Communications Com­ perhaps could even be used as an ad­ mission. The National Broadcasting junct to education! UNDER THE Company would welcome, and has In 1926, when the National Broad­ recommended to the Federal Com­ casting Company brought together the munications Commission, the exten­ first network of broadcasting stations, sion of the term of license to three interconnected by telephone wires, AMERICAN FLAG diately destroyed again. Last month, years, because we believe that a longer there came into being the greatest the building occupied by the Austrian period would materially aid stabiJiw­ means of ma~ communication the tion within the industry, would stim­ world had ever known. Instantane­ Broadcasting Company was taken by ously and simultaneously, millions the Germ3n authorities within a few ulate investment in improved tech­ BY LENOX R. LOHR hours after crossing the border. nical facilities, and would place broad­ could hear and be swayed by a single The public. generally, is still will­ voice. But. then as now, it was looked casting on a sound basis rather than upon, and is. essentially a vehicle of ing to take the radio for granted. They that of a gamble. are content to close their eyes and be The law provides that the Commis­ diverse entertainment. Its outstand­ lilted to new heights by the beautiful ing programs of music. drama and meditated; there was no advance pub­ there was to be the plaintive cry of portant broadcasts, tor they are in­ sion shall issue these licenses in representing various shades of public with maximum service both in quality strains from Toscanini, or to skip their licity build-up; merely a spur-ot-the­ the starving child pleading for tood, stantaneous and give an in~ight into accordance with public intere~t, con­ education have induced a higher cul­ and quantity. It is quite apparent that dessert to avoid missing the first line tural appreciation over our vast coun­ opinion. The first report ot the council, moment addition to the program. while in the background would be the reactions of the listeners. venience and necesflity. There i!' dis­ try. But as it developed. there emerged in 1927, carries this statement of its broadcasting can only, in a small mea­ from Charlie McCarthy. But more Thomas had hardly finished speaking the squealing ot destroyed pigs and We are called "Fascist" when Hitter cussion today on what this phrase chairman: sure, be local. In substantial part, it and more the public is coming to ap­ before the telegrams began pouring in, the burning ot surplus crops. We or Mussolini speaks over our networks. means. The Federal Communica­ another factor, transcendent in its im­ preciate radio's social and political portance-the power of radio broad­ "In this country we must learn by mu!'t be national in scope in order to and when the night was over, 260,000 knew the power ot a dramatized ver­ We anticipate the label "Communist" tions Commission has ordered an experiment the best way of handling give the listeners the kind of service significance. messages had been received. sion to influence public opinion and or "Socialist" when Earl Browder or investigation ot the broadcasting net­ casting to influer.ce thoughts, actions The time is now propitious for a and well-being of all our people. thi important agency. The National they should have. It the National An occurrence on a commercial pro­ we sensed that the opposing party Norman Thomas comes betore our works. This is an act of the Commis­ Broadcasting Company is making that Broadcasting Company can provide true evaluation of radio's place in our gram well illustrates another of these would offer similar sketches depicting microphones. We are "capitalists" sion which the National Broadcasting experiment. It would like to demon­ the highest quality ot program which national structure. Radio is a show, attributes. A serial was running five long bread-lines, evictions from homes when the representative of some cor­ Company welcomes. The mandates of s the National Broadcasting Com­ and with its own technique has built A pany set up the first network or­ strate to the American people that exists in the United States, no matter times a week for fifteen minutes each and the slamming of bank doors. We poration speaks; "pro-labor" when the the radio law require the Commission this agency can be handled by a pri­ where the point of origin may be, and illusions ot reality for those in the day, depicting the home tite ot a sim­ knew that we would be encouraging American Federation of Labor or the to see that the public receives the best ganization, it sought the most enlight­ seats before the proscenium of their ened guidance on lormulation of oper­ vate organization effectively, economi­ can disfleminate it completely through­ ple American family. As spring came the campaign to be tought on a basis Committee tor Industrial Organization that radio has to ofTer; the broadcaster cally and progressively. It would like out the country so that everyone can loudspeakers. We must go backstage on, the mother in the story set about of emotion rather than reason. broadcasts. We are "radical" and "con­ desil'es the same results. Any action ative policies to guide its future des­ to understand many of the basic prin­ tinies. The original announcement ot to demonstrate that it could respond hear no matter where he may be, and the planting of a little flower garden. Instead ot logic trom responsible servative" and "liberal" by turn, and ot the Commission which will con­ quickly to the public taste and the if it can do this without charge to the ciples of broadcasting. As the days passed she sowed the seed, spokesmen, with each listener deter­ in view of some may even appear tribute to this end will meet the hem·ty the formation ot the National Broad­ listener and without untair discrimi­ The four characteristics of broad­ casting Company provided for the public needs. It would like to show weeded, raked and watered the young mining tor himself the sincerity ot the "patriotic" and "subversive" at the approval ot the radio industry. that it could administer these facili­ nation between those fairly entitled casting which account for its pow­ sprouts-the buds mat u red and speaker and the weight to be given same time. These conflicting views at (Continued on Page IS) creation of an advisory council to be erful influence are: The vastness of composed of distinguished citizen..o\; ties without unfair discrimination and to use the facilities, it will, in my • Radio Guld. • Week Endh'9 June ii, 1938 3 Radio Guide •W••1t Ending June 11. 19:8 2 The March of Music A Weekly Preview Edited By Leonard LieblinCj

"... An ampl~r Ether, 0 diviner Air ..."-Wordsworth

N THE radio we have our theatrical drama seasoned with mu­ O sical obbligatos or interludes mooded to fit the scene, action and personages. Often the characterization in tone is so strik­ ingly appropriate that it carries on the story almost as eloquently as the spoken words, One easily accepts the aptness with which the music expresses "horror," "calm after storm," "pursuit" and "mob Grace Panvlnl sings with the scene," all rather obvious phenomena: but positive wonder is aroused Jacques Jolas Is on CBS Promenade Symphony Thurs. when with equal skill the orchestra voices such subtle matter as Keyboard Concerts Wednesd.y "fate," "intrigue," "suspicion," and "revenge." SUNDAY, JUNE 5 Occasionally the descriptive music is especially written for the MONDAY, JUNE 6 at 10:30 p.m. EDT on MaS at 9 p.m. EDT on CBS radio production of a drama, but in the continuous rush of studio The Ford Sunday Evening Hour activities, little time can be allowed for a composer to wait for ideas. "CARMEN" by Georges Bizet John Barblrolli, conductor The task becomes one of quick selection rather than of creation, and (A Streamlined Version) Katherine Melsle, contralto the material is taken not freshly from the brain of a composer but out Overture to "The Bartered Bride" of the well-stocked library of the radio establishment. The Cast (Smetana) Carmen Margie Meyers The Orchestra Even so, time-saving remains imperative, for the production direc· Don Jose AUdio Baggiore MarJe Love "Gerechter Gatt" from "Rienzi" tor looks at his script, sees "Theme" and "Music Up and Out:' and at Escamillo (Wagfter) once he must have the measures necessary to build up in the imagina­ Micaela Katherine Witwer Frasquita Katherine \Vitwer Katherine Meisle tion of the listener, the "set" or emotions intended by the author of Conductor-Henry Weber Dream Pantomime from "Haensel and the manuscript. "Mood music." such interpolations are called, and GreteL" (Hurnperdinck) they perform precisely the same function that "cue music" did in the LISTENERS of this streamlint:d per- Chorus and Orchestra formance of "Carmen" mu!'t not The Dav Is No More (Carpenter) days of the silent films, except that in radio the effect is even more suppose that it is a complC'tely new Now Shines the Dew (Rubinstein) important, for the suggestions have to be aural instead of visual. departure for spoken dialog to be Springtide (Becker) The "Mood Music" library at NBC is in charge of Thomas H, Bel­ interpolated into opera. The device Katherine Meisle has long been employed on the French viso, manager of the music division, who has William Paisley. head lyric stage, where the so-called "operas Shepherd's Fennel Dance (Gardiner) of the music library, as his able assistant. They operate when the "La Overture to "The Gypsy Baron" comiques" ("Carmen," "Manon," Boheme," etc.) otTer fairly frequent (Strauss) producer desires tone portraiture or suggestion of any kind, from pop­ The Orchestra stretches of oral conversation, usually ular music to symphonic or operatic. It is amusing to learn that in the explanatory passages between the set FORD Sunday nights used to be a files at NBC, Mozart's "Batti, Batti" lies near "The Curse of An Aching arias and ensembles. "Grand operas" and "music dramas" are entirely sung. rich symphonic meal, but has grad­ Heart," but might well follow the example of ually softened into a sort of every­ RCA Victor has just recorded anew Mozart's Quintet for clarinet the "comique" kind and omit music man's hash-a little of this and of that, and strings, the Budapest Quartet doing the violin, viola and cello during exposition of complicated mo­ to suit aU varieties of taste. ments in the plot. Miss Meisle lists an ingratiating parts. In itself. such an announcement. even though welcome. would number by Anton Rubiostein, who not be remarkable, but takes on striking significance when it is added WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8 though best known as a nineteenth­ that the clarinet player of the performance is Benny Goodman, the century piano composer also wrote at 10 p.m. EDT on Mas some excellent songs which are un­ chief hero of the swing fans. They will be as astonished as the fol­ Symphonic Strings justly neglected these days. lowers of serious music, for probably neither group knows that Good­ Alfred Wallenstein, conductor The accomplished American con­ man ranks as an outstanding virtuoso of the clarinet, and is thoroughly tralto should be thanked, too, tor sing­ Concerto (Vivaldi-Casella) ing the noble third act apostrophe familiar with the classics of chamber music, RCA Victor has not put Suite "The Virtuous Wife" (Purcell) 1rom "Rienzi." the opera which marked out this record merely for advertising value. but wishes it accepted Air and Dance (DeLius) the beginning ot Wagner's transition as an art production. Jazz enthusiasts who might buy the recording Two Elegiac Melodies; The Last trom the Italian style to one of his Spring; Heartwounds (GT(!ig); own invention. out of curiosity will get the shock of their lives when they discover La Oracion del Torero (Turina) that it has no swing but is classically beautiful. with a particularly AN EXPERT transCI·iber of ancient SUNDAY, JUNE 5 entrancing and famous slow movement. at 3 p.m. EDT on CBS music, Alfredo Casella, contem­ porary Italian composer, has done one "EVERYBODY'S MUSIC" of his best adilptations in Vivaldi's The Columbia Symphony concerto. The arrangement leaves the Orchestra spirit of the music intact, and enhtmces its efIeet through utilizing instrumental Howard Barlow, conductor blends and sonorities with which Hary Janos Suite (Kodaly) Casella's seventeenth-eighteenth cen­ Symphony in E Flat (Mozart) tury predecessor had no acquaintance. The title of Turina's Spanish com­ position, "The Prayer of the Bull­ HARY JANOS is the legendary liar Fighter," gains in significance when of Hungary, as Baron Muenchau­ we learn that every picador, banderil­ sen was of Germany. Kodaly's tone lero and matador commends himsel1 1antasy depicts Hary's weird adven­ to the Almighty before he enters the tures as related by himself, including ring, and that every arena in Spain episodes romantic, martial and comi­ has a little chapel for that holy pur­ cal, as weB as a meeting with Napole­ pose. on. An old Hungarian superstition has Or did have, at least. before civil it that should a listener sneeze the war began to rage over the Jemd or story IS true. A prodigious sneeze. Belmonte, EI Gallo, Joselito and the realistically orehe~trated, opeJlS this other immortals of the carrIda. The fanciful and highly amusing suite. art of the bull-fight, already decadent Kodaly lives in Budapest. His deeply when Juan Belmonte retired in the serious "Psalmus Hungaricus" was '20's, bas suffered greatly since the broadcast a few weeks ago at one of rebellion began, and many of the top­ the Sunday concerts of the :Music Left; The Ford Hour presents Katherine Meisle as its guest Sunday. flight toreros have fled to South Amer­ Hall 01 the Air. Right: Attillo Baggiore will be heard in version of "Carmen" Monday ica and . 6 Radio Guid. • Week Ending June 11. 1938 H THURSDAY, JUNE 9 at 9 p.m. EDT on N Be Also Recommended The Toronto Promenade Sunday, June 5 Symphony Concert American Society of Ancient Instru­ Reginald Stewart. conductor ments. 10:30 a.m. EDT, NBC. First Grace Panvini, soprano of four concerts by a devoted Phila­ delphia organization that does useful Symphony No.5 (Beethoven) sen'ice in acquainting listeners with Prelude and Love Death from "Tristan the timbres and sounds of medieval and Isolde" (Wagner) days and their atmospheric music. The Orchestra Dr. Charles Courboin, organist, 12 'lUna Voce Poco Fa" from "The Barber noon EDT, MBS: Gloria from Twelfth of Seville" (Rossini) Mass (Mozart), Navajo Lullaby (Coop­ Grace Panvlni ersmith), Chinoiserie (Swinnen), Fu­ gue in 0 Minor (Bach). "THE BARBER OF SEVILLE," from Newly decorated by the Belgian which Grace Panvini. agile colora­ government, Dr. Courboin is in sol­ tura soprano, sings an aria on this pro­ emn celebratory mood with his open· gram, had its first American produc­ ing selection. Then he invites to ten­ tion in Italian at New York in 1825. derness with the Indian music and to Memorable is that three of the Garcia broad smiles in the Chinese excerpt. family took part on that occasion; ten­ Radio City Music Hall of the Air, or Manuel (the elder), basso Manuel 12:30 p.m. EDT, NBC: Symphonyor­ (the younger), and his sister Maria. chestra, Erno Rapee, conductor. All­ The senior Garcia not only achieved request program. fame as a singer but also as a com­ Yell a Peasl and the Madrigal Singers, poser. His son became a leading Lon­ I p.m. EDT, NBC. don vocal teacher (one of his pupils The Magic Key, 2 p.m. EDT, NBC was Jenny Lind), invented the laryn­ Symphony orchestra, Frank Black, Monday the Mutual Broadcasting System presents a streamlined version conductor; soloists. goscope, and died early in this century, of lfCarmen." Conducting the orchestra will be Henry Weber (above) aged just over one hundred. Maria The Gotham String Quartet, 2:15 p.m. was the luminous Mme. Malibran of EDT, MBS: Joseph Coleman, first later years; and her sister, Pauline violinist. Viardot, gained golden reputation as MBS Presents Streamlined Version of Monday, June 6 an operatic mezzo-soprano, pedagog Bizet's Opera "Carmen" The Voice of FIrestone, 8:30 p.m. and composer. All told, the Garcias EDT (7:30 p.m. PST for West), NBC: stand as the most phenomenal clan in Monday, June 6, at 10:30 p.m. EDT on MBS. Symphony orchestra, Alfred Wallen­ the history of singing. stein, conductor; Margaret Speaks takes ITH the Metropolitan broad­ Thomas, Jepson, Oelheim, Susanne Richard Crooks' place for the balance casts at rest until next Novem­ Fisher, and not understanding a syl­ of the summer. FRIDAY, JUNE 10 W ber, one has time to reflect lable of what they are singing; to say Tuesday, June 7 .t 3:15 p.m. EDT on Short Wave upon opera as she is sung. In this nothing of gaping glumly at the stage NBC Music Guild, 2:30 p.m. EDT, from London country she is still sung in practically and finding nothing funny in the "Bar­ NBC: Brenner Piano Quintet. Piano all the civilized languages except En­ ber of Seville," which gets gut'laws Quintet (Reynoldo Hahn). German Transmission 4-GSP, 15.31 megs glish. Every once in a while our from the more fortunate lolks who in name, Venezuelan by birth and GSG, 17.79 megs vernacular tiptoes onto an American know Italian. The crowning irony Parisian by musical training and resi­ The BBC Symphony Orchestra operatic stage, but as timidly slinks comes ''''hen our own John Charles dence, Reynaldo Hahn was a pupil of away again almost immediately, and Thomas plays the role of the ebul­ (from Queen's HaU, London) Massenet, and resembles his master in everyone concerned is apologetic and lient Barber. facile melodizing and finely chiseled Arturo Toscanlnl, conductor somewhat ashamed. The critics write In Europe, each country has opera workmanship. patronizingly and express the utmost Overtu.re to "La Scala di Seta" almost exclusively in its own lan­ The Story of the Song, 3:30 p.m. EDT, (Rossini) astonishment when any singer (even guage. There would be riots over CBS. Symphony No.2 (Sibelius) an American) enunciates our home there-and in France certainly a Cab· tongue so that it can be understood. Wednesday. June 8 Symphony NO.2 (Brahms) inet would fall-if the opera houses The inCerence follows therefore that tried to give performances in English, Keyboard Concerts, 5 p.m. EDT, CBS: when grand opera is understood it that heinous tongue in which Shake­ Fourth in a series of recitals featuring LISTENERS everywhere welcome the isn't grand opera. speare, Milton, Keats, Shelley and well-known pianists. Jacques Jolas i.i opportunity to thrill to masterful That fallacy ought to be disproved Wordsworth wrote some of the most the soloist. music conducted by the great Tosca­ convincingly when MBS puts on its poetical I.yrics and flaming phrases of Chesterfield Program, 9 p.m. EDT, nini when he takes over the conduct­ English version of Bizet's "Carmen." the world's literature. CBS: Andre Kostelanetz' orchestra, ing of the BBC Symphony Orchestra To bring it altogether close to mooern Strangely enough, during the second Grace Moore, male vocalist. to be heard by short wave from ideas, the producers have streamlined halt of the eighteenth century and "Pops" Orchestra, 9:30 p.m. Queen's Hall, London, this Friday af­ the work, presenting only the out­ part of the nineteenth, much opera EDT, NBC: Arthur Fiedler, conductor ternoon. standing musical numbers and con­ was sung in English in this country. Thursday, June 9 A favorite of the great Italian maes­ necting them by spoken dialog. Two In fact, the first opera ever given here. tro, the little Rossini overture ("The casts are engaged, one to vocalize, the the uBeggar's Opera," by Gay, in 1750. Sinfonietta, 8 p.m. EDT, MBS: Small Ladder of Silk·') seems to go with him other to talk. The dramatic script, Soon Italian and French opera vied symphony orchestra, Alfred Wallen­ wherever he takes up the baton. It is taken from the libretto of the opera, with the English product, but did not stein, conductor. Sinfonia in E Flat brief and pretty, and stands to the is by Charles Meltzer, former artis­ drive it out until 1880 or so. A prom­ (Gossec), Rhapsody for Chamber Or­ ensuing Sibelius opus as the butterfly tic secretary of the Metropolitan. A ising return came with the excellent chestra (Sowerby), Wedding March to the eagle. distinguished litterateur himself, it is touring company of Henry W. Savage, "Le Coq d'Or" (Rimsky-Korsakoff). A The juxtaposing of the Finnish com­ to be hoped that he will have avoided which regaled us until about 1920 salute to Leo Sowerby, American, lor poser with Brahms does not happen the stilted phrases of the usual En­ with uMadam Butterfly," "The Girl of his appearance with distinguished for­ often on a program and perhaps it is gUshed libretto. the Golden West" and even "Parsifal," eign composers. Toscanini's purpose to give his hearers There is no good reason why En­ all sung in English. Friday, June 10 a chance for instructive comparisons. glish opera should suffer nearly a What's happened since then to make Eastman School Symphony Orche.~ They no doubt will prove again that total boycott, and possibly this lfCar_ our opera-goers backslide? Are they tra, 8:30 p.m. EDT, NBC: Howard Han­ Sibelius' sense of form is not as ortho­ men" example might stir radio listen­ indifferent to the dramatic action, and son, conductor. Special program in dox as that of Brahms; that unlike the ers into agitating for more perform­ content to hear what to most of them honor of the tercentenary of the found­ German, he frequently appears to be ances of the same kind. Hitherto must sound like gibberish, so long as ing of Delaware by the Swedes. expressing thought rather than feel­ foreign artists who had originally it is sung by famous artists? ing; and that his symphonies have a learned their roles in European lan­ There ought to be a law. Anyway, Saturday, June II much smaller stock of melody than guages did not wish to be bothered propaganda. Many grand-opera libret­ Music Guild, 12 noon EDT, NBC: Brahms. However, it is just such dif­ training their tones to unaccustomed tos are great stut'l, far too good for the Blaisdell Woodwind Ensemble. Quartet ferences that give music its wide scope new vowels and consonants. Granted foreigners to enjoy alone. Neither the for flute, clarinet, bassoon and horn and varied appeal and teach us to that the plea is logical for those who spoken drama nor the films has ever (Ro ini), Quintet for the same instru­ take composers as they are and not merely "guest" here through the win­ given us more intense love romances ments and piano (Rimsky-Korsakot'l). as we would wish them to be. ters, it is surely no excuse for the than "Tristan and Isolde" or "Car­ Frances Blaisdell (one of the few lam­ When they write consciously and American section of the casts. Cer­ men," more kindling dramas than ous women flutists) joins with highly consistently to please, they are tal­ tainly, too, it shows no consideration "Aida" or "Siegfried," more rare com­ efficient colleagues in this music ot ented entertainers but not inspired for the vast majority of the auditors. edy than HMeistersinger," "The Bar­ tuneful purpose and colorful instru­ creators. Brahms and Sibelius, de­ Sometimes one wonders what our seat­ tered Bride" or "The Barber of Se­ mentation. spite their opposing style and tenden­ buying compatriots-at $7.70 in the ville." Why can't we get them in NBC Symphony Orchestra, 9 p.m. cy, belong indubitably to the an­ Metropolitan-think of listening to our English most of the time? Are we just EDT. NBC: Bernardino Molinari, con­ nointed. own Tibbett, Moore, Ponsclle, Crooks. plain dumb, or afraid to ask? ductor. • Radio Guld•• W••k Ending June 11, 1938 7 FUN AT FIBBER McGEE'S

On the alrl This jolly little group comprises Jim Goss, who was playing a gangster role on this partic­ ular broadent; Silly Watson, played by Hugh Studebaker; and Fibber McGee himself, the star and king.pln of the program. Fibber, the favorite son of Peoria, Illinois, did his first acting when he was just tenl

IGHT-HEARTED gaiety is the key-note of the Fibber McGee broadcasts, and it L is hard lor most observers to tell whether the audience or the cast has the most fun during a Fibber McGee program. Some airwaves comedians are in dead earnest as they go about the business of making other people laugh_ To them, comedy is II science, and should be treated as such. But to The Fibber, life is a pretty good joke in ihelf. And the members of the cast share his opinion--enthusiastically! Betty Winkler, versatile Chicago actress Photos by Gene Lester who is star of "Girl Alone," is a member of the world-famous "McGee Stock Co."

Pictured here in a bit of rehearsal-time frivolry are two Music for the show is furnished by Billy Mills and orchestra, shown here In a moment members of the cast: Tenor Clark Dennis, left, and, on the of relaxation between numbers. Fibber-his real name is Jim Jordan-expects to floor, Bill Thompson, who plays the role of Nick De Popolus welcome wife Molly-Marion Jordan-back to the program soon. Molly has been very ill 8 Radio Guide • Wtek Eliding' June 11, 1938 • Listening to Learn RECOMMENDED PROGRAMS Times given are EDT. For EST and COT subtract 1 hour; CST, 2 hours; MST,3 hours; PST, 4 hours. Recommendations based on cultural values.

DRAMA INSPIRATION Sunday, June 5 Sunday, June 5 There Was a Woman. 5-5:30 p.m., Church of the Air. 10-10:30 a.m., NBC. Dramatization of women in the CBS. Rev. Frederick C. Grant, Evans­ lives of famous men. ton, Illinois. 1-1:30 p.m., Dr. Frederick Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde talks D. Kershner, Indianapolis, Indiana. Norman H. Davis is Red Cross Tuesday, June 7 over NBC this Wednesday speaker over CBS-Monday Let's Pretend. 5:30-6 p.m., CBS. Highlights of the Bible. 10-10:30 (Also Thursday, same time and net­ a.m., NBC. Dr. Frederick K. Stamm work.) Nila Mack takes the children speaks on "How Do We Pray." Norman H. Davis Addresses Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde into the land of make-believe. Sunday Vespers. 4-4:30 p.m., NBC. Commentator Wednesday, June 8 Dr. Paul Scherer's subject is "This Red Cross Chapter Birthday Tired World." Monday, CBS, 2:30-3 p.m. Wednesday, NBC, 7:30-7:45 p.m. America's Schools. 6:00-6:15 p.m., NBC. Dramatizations directed by Dr. The Catholic Hour. 6-6:30 p.m., Norman H. Davis, noted economist To the profession distinguished by Belmont Farley. NBC. Rev. Felix Kirsch talks on "The Christian Home." whose enviable record of activity in the work of Kaltenborn, Hill, Thomas, Thursday, June 9 national and international affairs takes Carter, Thompson, McBride, Heatter Saturday, June 11 us through the last three decades, will and a few others, comes a woman Pulitzer Prize Plays. 10-11 p.m., NBC. Dramatization of "Anna Chris­ Menage of Israel. 7-7:30 p.m., NBC. address a nation-wide audience on with such an imposing record of ac­ tie" by Eugene O'Neill. Guest speaker. Monday in his new capacity as presi­ complishments that her advent in this Friday, June 10 dent of the American Red Cross. The field cannot be allowed to approach duties of this office were placed upon unannounced. These records do not The Nation's Playhouse. 11:30 p.m.­ PEOPLE-THOUGHT-COMMENT his shoulders in May at the National boast principally of feats in the field 12 mid., MBS. Sunday, June 5 Red Cross Convention in San Fran­ of journalism but are the history of a Saturday, June 11 cisco. His talk will conclude a special woman who has actually taken an ac­ Europe Calling. 1:30-1:45 p.m., CBS. half-hour program celebrating the Columbia Work.hop. 7:30-8 p.m., Comment on affairs in Europe. tive part in national and international CBS. Another experiment in drama twenty-first anniversary of the found­ affairs in recent years. Her name is written especially for the microphone, Headlines and By· Lines. 10:30-11 ing of the Red Cross chapter in Nassau Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde. produced under the direction of Wm. p.m., CBS. News by Bob Trout, edi­ County, New York. Outstanding events Bringing to radio a career that has N. Robson. torials by H. V. Kaltenborn and Erwin in the history of this humanitarian been literally peppered with "firsts," Canham. WPA Radio Theatre Division, 9-9:3!> organization's work in the last twenty­ Mrs. Rohde, daughter of the late Wil­ p.m., M8S. "Drums," by James Boyd. Thursday, June 9 one years will be dramatized during liam Jennings Bryan, begins a new Sixth in a series. Of Men and Books. 4-4:15 p.m., CBS. the first portion of the broadcast. weekly series titled "It's News to Me." Discussion by Professor John T. To those who have been visited by The talks will take the form of new Frederick. a major disaster-whether it be flood, and human commentaries on national EDUCATIONAL NEWS earthquake, pestilence or war-the Red Americans at Work. 10:30-11 p.m., and international affairs as viewed by CBS. Interview with a compositor. Cross means assistance in time of dire a person with cultural background, Sunday, June 5 need. Today, with half the world world knowledge and experience. Magic Key. 2-3 p.m., NBC. Linton Friday, June 10 spoiling to bring disaster down upon Mrs. Rohde began as a public speak­ Wells speaks from La Paz, Bolivia. American Viewpoints. 10:45-11 p.m., innocents in the ranks of the other er making campaign appeals for her CBS. half and their own, a word tram the father when he was battling for the GOVERNMENT Saturday, June 11 leader of the American branch of this presidency of the United States. The Religion in the News. 6:45-7 p.m.. greatest of all humanitarian move­ record of her precedent-breaking ca­ Sunday, June 5 NBC. Commentary by Dr. Walter W. ments comes as a friendly hand. reer gives her the distinction of being America Abroad. 11:30-11:45 a.m., Van Kirk. In 1863, when a group of prominent the first congresswoman to represent NBC. Pattie Field talks on the Depart­ citizens of Geneva, headed by Henri the "Old South,'· the first woman ever ment of State and foreign relations. Dunant, founded the International Red PERSONAL-SOCIAL PROBLEMS to serve on a congressional foreign­ Pan-American Broadcast. 2:30-3 Cross, they didn't dream that their affairs committee, and the first woman p.m., CBS. Speakers: General Estigar­ Tuesday. June 7 movement would ever have such a to represent the United States at the ribia, Paraguan minister, and Dr. Don helpful ally as radio has been in the Inler-Parliamentary Union. Her ap­ Diogenes Escalante, Venezuelan minis­ Highways to Health. 4-4:15 p.m., comparatively few years since its be­ pointment as minister plenipotentiary ter, speaking from Washington; For­ CBS. Dr. Albert S. Hyman talks on ginning. In those days it was impos­ and envoy extraordinary to Denmark eign Minister Carlos Concha, speaking "Protect Your Heart This Summer." sible to address more than a handful N. Y. Academy of Medicine program. in 1933 gave her the further distinc­ from Peru; Foreign Minister Jose Es­ of people at one time. Today radio tion of being America's first woman palter, speaking from Uruguay. Wednesday, June 8 reaches a nation-wide audience in one diplomat. Monday, June 6 Your Health. 1:30-2 p.m., NBC. Dr. half-hoUT's broadcast. In addition to the above-mentioned National Radio Forum. 10:30-11 p.m., \V. W. Bauer talks on "Using Health accomplishments, Mrs. Rohde is the NBC. Guest speakers, talking from Knowledge - Graduation and Then English Diplomacy Discussed author of numerOus magazine articles Washington on current national topics. What?" (Under auspices of American Medical Health Association.) and two books, "Elements of Public Thursday, June 9 At Chicago Round Table Speaking," and "Leaves From a Green­ Sunday, NBC, 10:30-11 p.m. land Diary." Current Question. Before Senate. 4:45-5 p.m., CBS. SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENTS Discussing English diplomacy, a subject that is the occasion of much Social Security Series. 7:45-8 p.m., Sunday. June 5 Almost-Extinct Bison CBS. Frank Bane talks on "Social Se­ comment and concern both here and New Horizons Subject curity-Everybody's Business." The World Is Yours. 4:30-5 p.m., abroad, three well-versed speakers Friday, June 10 NBC. Dramatization of "Twentieth will face each other across the Uni­ Monday, CBS, 5:45·6 p.m. Century Physics." (Under auspices of versity of Chicago Round Table dur­ World Economic Cooperation Pro­ Smithsonian Institution.) Dr. Harold E. Anthony, curator of gram. 4:45-5 p.m., CBS. ing the regular broadcast of this pro­ mammology at the American Mu­ Wednesday, June 8 gram on Sunday. Three varied view­ seum of Natural History, will discuss Exploring Space. 5:45-6 p.m., CBS. points on this important question will the almost-extinct bison when he is HISTORY Hans Christian Adamson, director of be given by \Valter Laves. director of heard as speaker on the "New Hori­ Sunday, June 5 the American Museum of Natural His­ the League of Nations Association, zons" program. Dr. Anthony, who tory, and Prof. Wm. H. Barton, execu­ William Edward Arnold-Forster, Brit­ has been ,a member of the Museum Empires of the Moon. 1:30-2 p.m., tive curator of the Hayden Planetarium. ish political writer, and Quincy staff since 1911, recently came to pub­ NBC. Dramatization of historical Wright, professor of international law episodes. Science on the March. 7:45-8 p.m., lic notice as leader of that organiza­ NBC. Earl McKinley, biologist and at the University of Chicago. tion's expedition, which explored Shiva Wednesday, June 8 dean of the School of Medicine of English diplomacy, often spoken of Temple and Wotan's Throne, two of Living History. 7:30-7:45 p.m., CBS. George Washington University, intro­ as the deciding force which has kept the Sky Island features in the Grand Dramatization of American events of duced by Bryson Rash. another world war trom breaking out Canyon of Arizona. 1735. Harry James Carman, speaker. Friday, June 10 in Europe on several recent occasions, "New Horizons" brings internation­ Cavalcade of America. 8-8:30 p.m., Adventures in Science. 7:30-7:45 was never more sorely tried in the ally famous scientists and explorers to CBS. (8 p.m. PST for West). Dramati­ p.m., CBS. Dramatizations and dis­ history of the world than it has been the air each week at this time. zation. cussions. these past troubled months. Radio Guid. • Week EndiftCj JUlIe 1f. 1938 9 HOLLYWOOD SHOWDOWN

BY EVANS PLUMMER

-until that Lockheed airliner fell the landoffice business A&.A have whipped night before the airing and writers up for that soup-and-bean canner. had to eliminate the situation in a Evidently Amos 'n' Andy are far from hurry, .• We smell a rat, or is it a through. press-agent, in that injunction Martha Raye is 5£'eking to prevent a picture It's Grandpa Cecil B. DeMille since of her with a chimpanzee appearing May 23 and the birrh of a boy at Good in a photo magazine. The same picture Samaritan Hosplta-l to Mrs. John appeared in "Click" months ago and Blount DeMille. Grandpappy is pa.s&­ no complaint was made. ing out bars of Lux IOHet soap.

Lorena Young's recent bow on Lux Irene Rich is full of ideas. Struck Theater tipped off a warm romance out six years ago by movie tycoons with Actor George Brent. First, she who said she'd never do lor talkit-s, asked for and received him as her male Miss Rich proved contrarjwise by lead. After Saturday's rehearsal, Brent making her living solely via the talk found his car and chauffeur missing, route with her now four-year-old Miss Young plaYfully had sent them radio contract. Result, she soon begins home-so she drove George to his des­ a major picture role, Latest idea, since tination. On Sunday, she sent her car her recent buy of a tract of land in home and Brent provided her with San Fernando Valley, was to determine transportation--and a date . .. etceterCl. the location of her proposed new home by a most unique method, It was to Janet Gaynor is concentrating on take a house-trailer to the ranch to new film-find Richard Carlson, while park and live in it here and there to Sonja Henie is loping around with test out various spots and the views Richard Greene. This practically leaves each commands. Tyrone Power III a hermit; but he doesn't care, for lately he's been dis­ Bob Bur"" earned $1,500 in 1934 covering interesting things about his --and $400,000 in 1937! The Arkansas ~at-grandfather, Tyrone Power L philosojfipper .to testified in o.n injunc­ -. k'Y The discoveries were made while tion suit aga.inst a radio-recording firm. Power was aiding in research for Lanny Ross steps from a train-to be confronted by a trio of amateur can­ Woodbury Playhouse's "Unto the Third One of few luminaries to acknowl­ did-camera fans. It'. an experience that i. being often repeated these Generation," which he played opposite edge the importance of the writers days as Lanny moves from city to city on his cross·coun-try concert tour Ida Lupino on May 29. The play was who put the words in their mouths is based on the life of Power the first, Fannie Brice. Dave Freedman created who, it seems, was a friend of Louis Fannie's "Baby Snooks" for her a few Napoleon. At the 20th Century-Fox lot years before he died. Phil Rapp, cur­ currently, Power the third is cast in rent Brice scripter, worked with Dave "Suez" as an engineer and friend of -so now Fannie won't have anyone Louis Napoleon! but Rapp do her baby-talk.. Miss Brice is both wise-and loyal. Hanley (Papa Plums herewith to Dorothy Lamour. Snooks) Stafford is another who has who Tecently thumb-downed a request profited by an earlier association with to pose for publicity pictures showing Fannie. When uGood News" cast her cooking, kneading dough. and such. Fannie in the baby role, she hired and «It wouldn't be honest," Miss Lamour herself paid Stafford, who had played contended. "Everyone knows I never' with her previously on the air. Re­ get near a kitchen:' sult, M-G-M liked his work so well they gave him a $30o-weekly contract. Mr. Buddy and Mrs. Mary (Pick­ ford) Rogers are living at Pickfair Imagine Ken MurraJi.t suTpTise the once more, now that Buddy has taken other morning when on the bridle up the baton at the Palomar (CBS­ trails of the San Gabriel mountain! to aired) here. And thereby hangs a tale. hear his femo.le Great Dane, uWaUi.!," When Buddy married Mary, he owned IJaying in the distance. Riding towa.rd three houses and Mary had four, The th.e sound, he found that Wallis had columnists, according to the bandlead­ treed what she thought was a kitty-cat er-actor, wouldn't let them alone; in­ -but wQ.t a cougar! sinuated that Buddy didn't belong in Pickfair. So Mary and Buddy rented Jean Sablon, who is being screen­ a place, lived in neither's homes. But tested by Walter Wanger and air­ The chimes that signal the close of every NBC broadcast have developed a finally tiring of trying to please the tested by NBC via his Sunday after­ near-fatal fascination for Bing Crosby. So NBC'. Don E. Gilman presented gossip-writers, the famous couple have noon sustainer, is extremely well brand-new sets of chimes to Crosby, Bob Burns, Announcer Ken Carpenter decided to heck with them. They are thought of by Warner Actress Ger­ happy at Pickfair and there they'll maine Aussey. On a recent Sunday, live! Germaine parked her car at the NBC E JACK BENNYS have commis­ Connie," came Jimmie's sweet and un­ curb and tuned in Jean loudly (to help sioned the Cradle for another baby concerned reply ... So many times has Comedian Bob Hope, winner of next advertise him) while waiting for him TIto adopt-this time a boy playmate "Good. News" Comedian Frank Morgan faU's Pepsodent series, opens June 24 to finish his broadcast. several people, for Joan-and to help fill that big new missed his cues and lost his place that at New York's Loew's State in an act among them a dignified gray-haired house for which Gracie Allen has he now employs a script-girl to poke with Jackie Coogan . .. while one week gent with a goatee, paused to listen. painted a surrealist portrait of Jack, him at the proper times and keep his later, at Manhattan's Paramount Thea­ He asked, when Sablon had finished, a huge cigar being smoked by a honey material in order ... Stuart Erwin has ter', top Pop-Singer Frances Langford who had been singing. Miss Aussey bee! .. Claire Trevor had a narrow purchased radio rights to comic strip will begin an appearance at $5,000 proudly answered. "Well," said the old squeak last week when making a run­ "Blondie" and is scanning lor name weekly. gentleman, "he's fine, but couldn't you away train scene for Warner Brothers' stars to fill the cast. He'd like, but tune in some music by my favorite­ "Valley of the Giants." Train jumped won't get, Fannie Brice lor the baby Charlie (Andy) Correll is speeding Richard Wagner?" the track and Claire luckily escaped role ... Freeman (Amos) Gosden is construction of his 870,000 colonial with but bruises ... Connie Bennett, so batty over his candid-cameraing home in Holmby Hills, while A&A Tag Lines: Eddie Cantors daughter radio guesting at the NBC studios, that he is hiring models to pose for Mikeman Bill Hay is proudly display­ Edna. has set September 18 Q.S her' noted Jimmie Fidler, whom she is him-which means the pictures won't ing the putting championship cup he wedding date with Jimmy McHugh, Jr. suing lor $350,000, seated and going be candid after all! ... Jolson Show's recently won at Palm Springs ... , .. Week of June 26 will find George over his script. "Hello, Mister' Fidler," May 17 edition had a complete comedy Which reminds me to wonder what Jessel and Tommy Doney both. in Miss Bennett frigidly exuded. "Hello, sequence built around airplane crashes their former sponsor thinks 01 the Hollywood with their programs, 10 Radio Guld. • Week Endin9 June 11, 1938 • AIRIALTO LOWDOWN

BY MARTIN LEWIS

OR quite a time, most sponsors Mutual Coast-to-Coaster starting June were skeptical about hiring a star 14. Commentator is Sam BaUer, who Fthat had been on the air for an­ has been presenting this show on the other sponsor. They felt that the star West Coast ... Dorothy Thompson retained the identification of the for­ returns to the air on August 30 ... mer sponsor's product, which, of Although you don't hear or read much course, would do them no good. For about Pick and Pat, they celebrated instance, Ed Wynn is still receiving their fourth year on CBS last week. mail addressed to the "Fire Chief" In case you have forgotten, they were despite the fact that it has been sev­ "Molasses and January" .on the "Show eral years since he broadcast for the Boat" program ... Kay Kyser's pro­ gasoline sponsor. However, a few ad­ gram, which is getting more popular vertisers seem to be having a change each week, has been renewed for at of heart. Amos 'n' Andy, switched least thirteen more weeks ... Connie from selling toothpaste to soup and Boswell is being seriously considered beans; Eddie Cantor from coffee to for a regular spot on the new Al toothpaste to gasoline and now to Pearce show which debuts in the fall. cigarettes; Ben Bernie from canned A better choice couldn't be made ... beer to rubber tires; Beake Carter Exclusive: Orson Welles, the popular from radios to breakfast cereal. Next young actor who portrayed the role fall we will have Burns and Allen of "The Shadow" last faH, has been plugging Chesterfield cigarettes instead offered several radio shows for next of Grape-Nuts, with AI Pearce plug­ season, but the one that appeals to ging this cereal instead of automobiles. him most is the role of Sherlock The latest to announce a change in Holmes, which is the character you no sponsor is Guy Lombardo, who will doubt will hear him play ... Dave quit plugging bread and joins up with Elman and Harry Salter of "Hobby the current sponsor of the Wayne King Lobby" have a new oddity show all music. Your reporter is the only per­ worked out, somewhat on the lines of son, other than those immediately "Hobby Lobby," which, it is rumored, concerned, to know that Parks John­ is sure fire. The program has already son and \Vally Butterworth will not been recorded, with CBS Production be plugging shaving-cream next fall. Man Martin Gosch producing it, and They're trying to decide which one of they say several sponsors are already This parrot-named, oddly enough, Polly-is the champion talking parrot the several offers to accept, each one interested. of America. The honor came to the 18-year-old bird as a result of a con­ of them bringing a healthy increase in test conducted over an NBC network. There were 18 competitors In the race pay. The latest report on the program popularity survey shows the Charlie McCarthy-Don Ameche program lead­ After seven lIeaTS, Wayne King ing the full-hour shows. Z-Lux Radio leave" hb beautll-p7"odud IPOnsor in Theater; 3-Bing Crosby; 4-Fred the faU •.. which recalls ro mind the Allen; 5-Rudy Vallee: 6-Good News. story about how the orchestra leader 7-Major Bowes; 8-Hollywood Hotel.: got starred on this program. The 9-Kate Smith; lO-National Barn spomor was manufacturing his: prod­ Dance. Jack Benny still leads the uct in an old building' on Chicago's ha.lf-hour programs, with. Al Jolson west side. It was just a verll small in second place; 3-Burns and Allen; struggling business when a suggestion 4-Eddie Cantor; S-Qne Mau's Fam­ was made to its owner that he go on ily; 6-Al Pearce; 7-First Nighter; the air with a radio p7"ogram to adver­ 8-Edward G. Robinson; 9-Gang tise his product. What kind of Cl pro­ Busten: lO-Fibber McGee. gram ... who to get ... and how to pay for it •.• were just a few of the The "Songshop" program was sched­ problems. A friend suggested Wayne uled. to leave the air a few Friday King to the owner. He had never nights ago. As a matter of fact, imme­ heard of him, but put him on never­ diately after the program was over theless. I was told that King was eren everyone on the show WRS saying offered stock in the company as part good-by and wishing each other luck. salary, but refused. Today the com­ Suddenly there \I,,'as a call for silence, pany is one of the leaders in its field and the program's production man told and it cannot be denied that Wayne the entire cast that tht'y were going King's music did a good job. to throw a farewell party at the War­ wick Hotel immediately, and everyone Mentioning Wa)·ne King brings to was instructed to go right over there. mind the many letters coming in from At the party, a tall, well-dressed man Lowell "Colonel Jake" Thomas shows Colonel Lemuel Q. Stoopnagle where readers who miss Phil Stewart's voice approached Songstress Alice Cornett to put the "X" on the contract that will bind "Stoop" to the Thomas soft-ball on the air. MC'thinks a smart sponsor and told her how much his wife en­ team. The first game of the season will be played at Pawling, N. Y., June 19 should grab Mr. Stewart while he is joyed her singing. Although she didn't still avaUable. He has a voice that know the man, ..he thnnkL'senta­ Edgar Gue.... t " It Can Be Done" com­ Speaking out loud in some cases may Qmbitwus boy is looktng lor a new tlon. This prompted Husing's gal pany haL1e been .igned in supporting help, bur in one particular case it did career. The sad part about it is that friend, Betty Lawror:l. to remark that role' in the su.mmer t'enture. Theil a great deat of harm. You. may recall immediately a/te" hu air appearance I was the only guest to appear on this are Bret Morri,on and Ethel Owen. that a few weeks ago Fred A Uen had with Allen, the agency started to get show and be eld over for a second as It. s "perlon 1I0U didn't e.rpect to many new customeTl and was aU set \\eek. Very funny don't you think,!­ "Inside of Sports.. will be a ney,; meet" a 1I0ung man bU the name of to increase Us .taf! when tne ax feI or don't yoU" , Radio Guide • Week Ending Juu 11. 1938 II Log of Short~Wave Stations Whose Programs Are Listed Monday, June b 6:30 a.m.-Program from Fijis: VPD2 (.el'&C;Pc1e. III' tl!ousands of kUoc;pc1es sbowD) §9 a.m.-Program from Hong Kong: lBW3 CJ10, Cuada S.U OLlltA. CUlcbo- CJllX, Cnk 11.72 alovakia 11,84 69 i1.m,-Siamese broadcast: J-1SBPJ (19.02) COCH, " 9.4.3 OLEtB, 11.78 On Short Waves 2 p.m.-"Monday Nis;:ht at Seven": GSG GSO COCO, 8.01 0I:1l5A, 16.23 3:30 p.m.-Act 1 and Act III of Opera "Rigoletto": COCQ 9.725 OLR6B. 16.31 COGF. 11.805 OZF. Dellmark 8.&2 GSP GSG C8W. Portup,l 9.74 PCI, Holland 8.69, 16.22 t5 p.m. (u. Silt.)-News: W2XAO (15.33) DJB. G8I'm&D.7 16.20 PHI." 17.T15 Edited Chas. A. Morrison W2XAF (9.53) NC." 8.02 PRADO. Ecuador 8.61 by t5 p.m.-Sdence news: W1XAL (11.79) DJD, 11,77 Plln. Bruil 8.&0 DJL. 15.11 ~~' U.~;S.R. President. Internetionel DX'ers Allience 6:15 p.m.-Dresden String Quartet: DJO DJB E.&143. Canari.. 10.31 I::#: t6:-45 p.m. (ex. Silt.)-Se\U in Portuguese for EAQ. Spain 9.'55 RNE, 12.00 South Anlerica: w2XE (11.83) EAR." 8.49 RVlli, 4.1'73 t7 p.m.-~10nitor ne~: W1X1\L (11.79) EA9AR. Spanlsb RVli8, 8.00 p.m.-~orth .orocco a.05 SPD. Poland 11.68 **7 :55 American broadcast from 1"01AA. Tahiti 1.11 SPW," 11.64 Times indicated on this page are for Eastern Daylight Saving Time. Prague. Czechoslovakia: OLR5A or OLR5B GSA. En,land 6.05 TTl. Iceland 12.13 For EST and COT subtract 1 hour; for CST, 2 hours; 8:30 p.m.-Sile5ian home evening: DJB OJO GSB. " 9.61 Tl4NRH. COlta :1:9 p.m.-"Conjunto Neopoblano, 1938," t~'pical GBC, 9.5' Rica 9.891 for M ST, 3 hours; for PST, 4 hours G8D, 11.76 TPA2. France 16.24 orchestra: COGF GBF, 15,14 TPA3," 11.88 ITH Czechoslovakia now as­ and Ben Lyon, will co-star in a mu­ 9:15 p.m.-"Prof. Hercules": 2R04 IRF GBG. 17.79 TPAt, 11.71 suming the leading role in sical play, "The Silent Melody," 10:15 p.m.-German Study Club: OJB OJD GSSH}, 21.47 TPB7, 11.886 11 p.m.--Guatemalan program for North Amer­ G 16.26 VE9DN, Canada 8.006 the Central European drama, which will be heard on Tuesday, GS. 21.58 VK!XE, AUltraiia 9.69 W ica: TGWA <9.685) GBL, 6.11 VXSKE, " 9.61 "War-to Be, or Not to Be," the June 7, at 3 p.m. EDT ... A com­ 11 :50 p.m.-"E~cape," Captain D. Grinnell- 080, 16.18 VLR. 9.68 following up - to - date schedule of mentary on Trooping the Color-by !llilne: GSt GSO GSP. 15.31 VPD2, Fiji. 9,64 HATt, Huncaf'Y 9,12 VP2LO, St. Kltt, 6.3' short-wave broadcasts from Prague far the most spectacular of London's liBJ'. Bwlt.efland a.536 VUDll, India 1.61 should be of especial interest: Trans­ annual ceremonials-the army's own HBL, .. 9.84 WIXAL, BOItOD, Xan. missions for on Mon­ celebration of the King's birthday, Tuesday, June 7 HBO. 1l..f..02 1$.26. 11.79 and 8.04. days, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fri­ 10:20 il.m.-The Aldershot Surchlight Tilttoo: HBP. 1.80 XEUZ. Xulc

BROADCASTING UNDER THE AMERICAN FLAG

(Continued /Tom Page 3) added. service to the community, sell time to local merchants on a firm, The Communications Act of 1934 de­ long-time basis. This permits the sta­ fines "chain broadcasting./I This was tion to build itself firmly into the an untortunate term, because a chain good-will of its locality, securing pref­ is associated in the public mind with erential attention (rom loyal listene:-s. a series ot individual locations or the same enterpri:;e, under one ownership IN 1926 the lounders ol American and management. broadcasting built upvn a foundation HJo:ltt.8 tbI. bUlll1 ...mIUI l'OIlI'f .,lll ,.- A broadcasting network more closely It w the _"raw' f...... ,-' .-I, I p. ot service to the people. Today, less DftUI.. ~ ....t II, at • Pl'1A ..1t1lJ.Jl tile Iudl '" ~lbbed parallels a wire service into the offices than twelve years later, we find that \\011all. Thb ),I"nl_hlUDQl t·.\I.I·O:O;f_ t·ln

THRILLED! Doubles Your Dear RADIO GUlDE: "I am thrilled Radio Enjoyment to 'lave the honor of your award in your )938 radio contest. The ex­ qUisite silver medal 6ymbolizing your 731 PLYMOUTH COURT rc.lders' vote of me as leading clas· CHICAGO, ILLINOIS sical singer i.s my most prized treasure. T <..It m)· song has lived in the hcarts of my 8lr·fritnds ev('n while ab!'"cnt The Greatest Race :-tirs me vel'y dceply and I would like to include 10 this note to you my fer­ Never Run C:lt thanks to every on who ro kindly voted me their choice in )·our So they cancelled the race be· contest. The warm interest of my lis­ tween Soabiscuit and War Admiral teners throughout the country in my We heard the news and looked concert :lppearances has in no way modified my 'firlit love' of bro<.ldcast­ disconsolately at our RADIo GUIDE inJ. I most earn ~ tty hope that through cover for June 4. War Admiral was the magic or the air as well as per­ ~onal concerts, I may continue to cap­ in full flight. Seabiscui!'s mouth ture for my lh:itencrs the manifold was open, full of teeth. Was he beauties ot the songs dearest to them. giving us a horse·laugh? With every good wish to you and your :c.lders."- ·JE~SJCA DRAGONETTE, New An inner voice said: "Never put York City. another sporting event on your cover. It rains. Something breaks. ALthough not on the air at the pres­ C!Tlt lime. Miss Dragonette's horde 0/ It is called off and you look silly." radio fans remained faithful, voted Another voice said, "But why was Iter as radio's most popular female this race cancelled? Was it a slick S.llS)cr Of cLassical songs in RADIO l,.,U1DE·S J938 Star of Star, Poll.-ED. trick to save some money or really Baby Ideas Can Turn into Winners in the public interest?" "GIRL AlOIJE" We consulted radio's own experts. Big Time broadcasting and Small still gay with Jack Benny's w~. and Voice of the Listener: .. 'Girl Alone' Clem McCarthy told RADIO GUIDE: Time broadcasting are two brothers the parroting of Charlie McCarthy, was certainly a program worth listen­ ing to and certainly should be fought "The public was served well by the in the same big family, but one is while the memory of Toscanini is for. Let us who liked this vehicle by decision. Seabiscuit has had bad undernourished and the other is still in us and the Pulitzer prize Fayette Krum fight lor 'Girl Alone' knees for over a year." Bryan Field dead from the neck up. plays are just being offered, we and bombard NBC tor its continuance -until the end ot the story, anyhow." said: "Howard has demonstrated Big Time broadcasting is repre­ pause to inquire of radio tomorrow. -A. G. V., BrookL1/1l, N. Y. sportsmanship and courage by call· sented by the big commercial pro­ For Big Time broadcasting is ing off the race. As for rumors definitely setting itself up against Lalt week NBC, lo.rpelll due to Let­ grams. Rich sponsors pour their ten from loyal fafLJ, returned "Girl about other reasons for stopping millions into airfare, spend ridicu· new ideas. Because of the necessity Alone" to the airwave, aa a $1Utain­ inp /eature.-ED. the race, that kind of information lous sums of money for a single aJ>' of securing big audiences immedi· always springs from the ignorant:' pearance of a broken-down Holly· ately, the Big Time requires sure­ Bob Trout said: ''I'm no racing ex· CHUCKLING HOUSEWIVES wood prima donna, or attempt to fire names and acts. It refuses to pert but cancelling that race kept Voice 01 the Li&tenet": "To me, the resurrect from the dead some near· consider baby ideas that might tum fans from losing money on what into winners, but sticks to staple heartening thing about the results in ly forgotten "Name" in order to RADIO GurDE'S Dramatic Program Poll would have been a one-sided race:' draw an audience. products. It taboos anything un· is the very evident fact that house­ Paul White, head of the special· tried. new. or original. wives are learning to chuckle while The Small Time is composed of they work. It's most encouraging to events division of CBS, which was So its undernourished little those thousands of little sustaining note that while the mixed evening to have broadcast the contest. told brother must produce the new ideas audiences prefer the introvertive, programs which fill time, which RADIO GUIDE: ''I'm perfectly satis· which the Big Time can gobble up. mid-Victorian, stern - hand - 01 - the­ few hear, and which, for the most father type of thing teund in 'One fied that cancellation of tbe race This summer the air will be full of Man's Family,' or the noisy. blood­ part, are not worth hearing. was honest and that reasons were sustaining shows. Anyone of them and-thunder of 'Big Town' and 'Gang Between the two brothers, we get that Seabiscuit had bad knees and may be the "Major Bowes" of 1938. Busters,' there are enough women some amazingly satisfactory radio with a sense of humor to put such couldn't work out properly. We Keep your ears open for the thrill daytime gems as 'Girl Alone' and 'Vic entertainment. We got it last night. broadcasters were working for an of picking a winner ahead of the and Sade' high on the most popular list. We'll get it again tonight. But will be audience much larger than the rest of the world. "There can't very much wrong we get it tomorrow? with a nation whose homemakers love crowd at the track. Thinking in But as you listen, ask yourself if to laugh, do you think? ..."-MRS. M. terms of that audience, it would We have listened to radio since it wouldn't be better if some of J. MCCALL, Barberton. O. have been a crying shame to run that day in 1926 when NBC strung those millions now going into the "Girl aLone" pLaced tWelfth in the the race when the outcome was ob· some wires together and told the Big Time could be used to build a Drama Division of the Star of Stars pon; "Vic and Sade'" twentieth.-Eo. vious." world it was a network. We have laboratory program or series of pro· Thinking in terms of that audio enthused about the hear-them·for· grams which would give to the "LIGHTS OUT" ence, we of RADIo GUIDE hope that nothing opera and concert stars listener new names and sounds and VOL: "... Here is a second to the it was not too impatient when it who were our first parlor guests. thrills. motion that 'Lights Out' be changed read our story about the race of We have cheered the parade of We love the old·timers and we to Friday night .. We could hear the decade and then attempted to Broadway's greatest comedians. We many more of them theD."-MRS. B. shall remain faithful to them, but SMlTH. Cary, Po. tune in on Decoration Day. We even applauded last year's invasion broadcasting cannot stand still. It hope that it will understand that of Hollywood because it brought us Mrs. Smith "seconds" for dozens of must move ahead, and that is im· othen who agreed that "Liphts Out" the cancellation came after last fresh voices and brand·new person· possible unless somehow broad· is inconvenientlll scheduled at J2:30 week's issue of RADlO GUIDE had alities. casting develops a richly endowed a.m. Thursday morning (Wednesdall night) on NBC. Now what wiU the been printed and distributed. But today, while broadcasting is idea-incubator. schedule-makeTS ,all?-Eo. 16 Radio G.id•• W••1e Endl.CJ Jun. 11. 1931 ••

THE STARS HAVE HEARTS ART of the cost of stardom is the time any celebrity must give Pothers. Comedians ¥'ho can make paid audiences laugh and singers whose concerts thrill cash customers find themselves called upon to perform the same service for unfortunates of all kinds who can't be members of their reguler audiences. Interesting is the fact that most entertainers give unstint­ ingly of their own lives to edd some brightness to others. Among the. atrical folk an adage expressed in many different forms presents the idea that "the bigger they ere the bigger they are"-which is not as nonsensical as it sounds, for the big­ gest lin ames" in entertainment have always been the ones who were "big" ebout donating their efforts to those less fortunate than they. Recently, the New York Institute for the Education of the Blind called on radio stars to entertain those in its charge. Twenty.three of them gethered in the New York offices 0/ Redio Guide, loeded instruments end selves into e bus end went gled. ly to give their best to cheer the blind children. In the.. pictures Ra· dio Guide shows whet some of them did to meke the children sey to themselves, "The stars have hearts!" Children at the New York Inltltute for the Edue.Jition of the Blind ••k no pity, simply try to make their JIves .. much like others, a. po..lble. Since ther-e are no Braille newspaper'S, they get their newa by radlo-and Exclusive Radio Guide Pho­ much of their entertainment as well. The enterbllncra called them lfour most appreciative audience" tographs btl Ch.arles Seawood

Moat accordion arrangementa published In New Elmore Vincent (better known to radio listeners Amanda Snow, who sings lullablea dally on York are by Anthony Galll·Rlni. He gladly joined as "Senator Flshface," with his partner, "Prof. NBC, joined the entertainers. She doesn't the alr·artlsU In entertaining the blind children Figgsbottle") acted as the master of ceremonies mind being kidded about her 285 pounds'

\8 Irene Beuley ("The Long Tall Gal From Robert Simmon., tenor .tar of Friday nlght'a Cities l..ovely Soprano Lucille Mannera, Simmon.' co­ Olxle") ha. been gue.tlng recently on the air, Service Concert., knew the New York In.tltute'. .tar, ung three numbera, aald her blind accom· w.. Radio Guide'. fir.t Radio Queen, in 1934 principal yea,.. ago, returned to alng for hi. pupil. panl.t was "the belt I have ever worked with"

The Va. Family, of numerous NBC program. (left to right: Emily, Sally, The Kldoodlera play an auortment of over a hundred odd Instrument-. Virginia, Frank and Louise), have left New York since this picture was They delighted the blind children as they would any othersl They ue, made, are now In Chicago appearing regululy on the National Barn Oance left to right: Paul Cordner, 80b Remington, Ed Lewis and 8111 Kearns

The Student Chorus of the In.tltute returned the compliment of the ata,..' Since school opened laat September, thi. choru. haa appeared several entertainment by singing several number.. Since It. member. cannot see to time. on NBC, once on CBS, and on .everal local New York atatlon.. It read music, they learn all numbe,.. by memory. sing without a conductor. comprlae.a thirty volcea, male and female, of all creed. and natlonalltlea 19 BIGGEST GUEST STARS: "SNOW WHITE'S DWARFS' DEBUT" OST 'ensationally succe..ful motion picture this year has been Screen Guide, Radio Guide's sister publication, first revealed them, fhe Walt Disney's animated..c.artoon feature, "Snow White and the real Snow White and her dwarfs have been making the most of their MSeven Dwarfs," Most sensational revelation concerning the well· sudden fame. Thus recently four actors who played five of the dwarfs loved film was news that its characters were not imaginary but were became sensational stars on the air. radio's biggest guests, on the pro. based on the facial and vocal impersonations of actors and actresses who gram AI Jolson broadcast. at 8:30 p.m. EDT Tuesdays on CBS {8:30 gave voices to the charaders and who modeled for the artisb. Since p.m. PST for the "'fest}. These scoop pictures reveal the real dwarfs!

While "Snow White" was being made. all the actonl were forced to re· and Snow White but modeled for cartoons as well. Above: Scott Mat· main anonymous; their identity became one of Hollywood's hottest mys­ traw (UBashful") was one of the "dwarfs" who Quested for Jolaon a few teries. The actor. not only gave their voices to the dwarfs, queen, witch weeks ago. They wore costumes similar to those used In "Snow White"

BASHFUL'S heart-warming mannerisms are Scott Mattraw's. He has DOC was at home before the mike when the dwarfs visited Joison, for he been in movies 15 years, began his career as a boy soprano. Some actors Is Roy Atwell. once with Fred Allen, now on Joe Penner's series. On wore false chins and noses while posingj Mattraw needed only a beardl the air and in the movie his specialty is a much·garbled monolog 20 GRUMPY was Pinto Colvlg, also the voice and model for "Sleepy." He SNEEZY'S violent contortions gave Billy Gilbert headaches, a sore nose was the only actor to do two dwarfs, although Lucille La Verne was during "Snow White's" filming. He has appeared In movies with his both queen and witch. Adriana Caselottl, 21, was "Snow White's" voice sneezes, but never sneezed as often as he had to for DIsney'. artins!

Three subditute dwarfs were on the IIlr: Otis Hllrlan, original "Happy," originIII, was bt.lsy as "Grumpy," and Joe Mllrks broadcan as "Oopey" In WillS Ill, so Actor Jack MacKenzie left the audience to take his part; the part created by Eddie Collins. Above: Martha Raye (who decided she uRed" Corcoran, Jolaon script_writer, played "Sleepy," since Colvlg, the loved "Oopey") shows Billy Gilbert. "Sneezy," how to block a wheeze

21 THE MAN BEHI ND "VIC AND SADE"

T9 UTERAUY miMions of radio IisfeMn, "V"IC ond I ~e" is 0 sunny-

E.rclusive Radio Guide PhotogTopns bV Gene LedeT

Arriving In Bloomington, III., for "Paul Rhymer- Oay"­ "Vic and Sade" on the air reflecla exper'lences Rhymer had In Bloomington. Billy Idolson, Paul Rhymer. uVic and Sade" author; Art Van Harvey Bernudine Flynn and Art Van Harvey (lett to right), as Rush, Sade and Vic, often use (Vic); Bernardlne Flynn (Sade); Billy Idel.on (Rush) Bioomlngtonians' names In the "little houae half*way up In the next block" scripta!

22 Hlghapot of the banquet whlc'h climaxed "Paul Rhymer Day" was the Seven hundred home-town celebrants paid $1.25 Cilch to attend the ban­ prescntation of a "key to the city" by Mayor Mark Hayea. It waa a .mall quet given by the local Young Men'. Club. Huge drawing. of Rhymer key "because Bloomington'. a .mall city!" (Ita population I. 30,991) and the lIta,.. of the program, at a microphone, were central decoration,

Homecomlnga for lIta,.. themaelve, are common--Jack Benny'. return to "Vic and 8ade" I. free ent.rtalnment on the all', and the Paul Rhymer Waukegan, III., made headlines everywher-e lallt year. Seldom do the honorary banquet wa. free, too--for some! Even "oubidere" cheered behlnd-the-acene. men win receptions anywhere .uch a' the one above! when wlrea were read from Charlie McCarthy, Edgar Guest, many othere

Fifteen year. ago Rhymer waa • scnior at Bloomington High School; for ,ity, alao In Bloomington. Later he was a fliling-station attendant hi' triumphal return, the high-school band played, led a parade. After and taxi-driver before he became a ataff writer for NBC and created hi' Mgh-achool graduation, Rhymer attended lIIinol. Wesleyan Unlver- "Vic and Sade." Often he plumb. Bloomington memoriu for material! 23 FRED WARING TURNS INVENTOR

NUSUAL finesse in blend· ing voices and instruments Udetermined Fred Waring's status as a top-flight brchestra leeder. How well he handles a large aggregation of musicians and choral groups! It was "proper mixing"' that served as the foundation for all the ac­ complishmenk of Waring's Pennsylvanians. Proper mixing of a different kind is credited with being the basic factor of the certain suc­ cess of Fred's invention, the Waring Mixer. The device is more than a mixer-it reduces frum, vega· tables and meats and sea foods to almost invisible particles. Thus it makes drinks of food, makes food of drinks. Fred's invention is still a side­ line. his orchestra remains his Inalde the factory at Toledo, Ohio, wher-e the mixer No. One breadwinner. I, made, men and women turn out 100 • day. Pro· ductlon of the $34.25 device began four month. ago

Bidding promise of becoming renowned in the Industrial Rudy Vallee tried the mixer just Anxlou. to see how hi. friend. like the Invention, field, Fred nys he'. uCalhlng In on my college education," At to be polite, found It great for Fred sent one to Mr. and Mre. Paul Whiteman. Mre. Penn State, he studied mechanical engineering, uchltecture making Banana Royalea In a Jiffy PW find. It help. to keep Paul'. weight down

-o....~,._ Mr•. Guy Lombardo makes celery cocktail. for Bandleader Mr. and Mrs. (Watch the Fun Go By) Pearce use their Waring Mixer for making rum cock­ Guy a. pep- up.. She use. two cup. of tomato JUice, a tail•• In the kitchen women experiment with new concoction., while at the bar men have cup and a half of diced celery, and the mixer don the rest created new drlnkL The mixer has revived the familiar hou.ehold name of • few yurs ago 24 TH IS WEEK'S PROGRAMS

NBC-America Abroad, talle: KOA LOG OF STATIONS CBS-Everlbod>"~ Mu~ic: WfCO SUNDAY WEBC WLS KSTP WDA Y AFTERNOON ".sOn, SO'd" Aft""..-,, KFYR (5..... ·21.5) l1STED IN ElJITION (-NORTHWESTERN '-______KOIL WGN WMT MBS·To be anlloun«d: WOGY I- I KF\'F Suu"hine lady June 5 :"Je",s: WAAW WLW Call Kilo- Power Net- 1Z,00 CST U,OO MST KSOO·Melody Time KF.... F·Remembrance Prgm. Strip~ letten cycl~ Watts location work t.lBC-Tht Magic Ke1 of RCA; WERC ComiC' K.\IA Haden'!; Hillbillies S)mphony Orch., dir. of frank WHLB-Chri..tian Science Pr&:m K"OX Pi,"" .";,,, Black; Milton J. Cross. com \\'LWTo bto allnounctd MORNING WB8~I-He.adlin" CJRMt 510 \,000 Regina, Saskatchewan CBC mentator; Gue..ts: \\'ESR 1,30 CST lZ,30 MST '-______WCAl-Greetin~ CKX 1,000 I I 1120 Brand"n. Man tcba CBC KSO WAtT WLW WTeN KOA :\Bf-Thrtf' Cheers; 'lale Tri(., WOGY Musical Ne.... ")· CKV 910 15,000 Winnipeg, Manitoba CBC ,,110 CST 6,00 MST WE8C I..:FYR WOAY KOII WE:\R WDAY WTf~ K{lll. WGX ·'Iornil':;: ;\1elOOies KDAl· 1500 100 Duluth, Minnf:'Sota CBS KSOO KMA h",-15.21) KSO ( ...... 15.21) CBS-Orl!:an Loft: weco WORM WHO-Cre!>Cent Hour of Mu ..ic KFAB 10,000 linco'n. Nebraska CBS no LhllOD Wl:'I1~ "IJ'<'''''~ froOl :\ BC· Romance \Ielodies' K~1 hw-21.52) W~IAQ-Sun~hine GUl'-~lfI Hour KFDY 110 \.000 Brookings, South Dakota local LiIllA. I"'ru )lorlOn WEBC K TP WU\ WDA) NBC-Cont to Cout 08 a Bu. W~IIX,.c.First KFJ~ [)own..,'. I..",... l'1I11'OD'~ Ur.....·• EVilngelical Free 1410 1,000 Grand Forks, North Dakota. Loul KOA WOW W\lAQ WEBC \"'"M.\Q KSO W"tT KFNF§ tU. Knit Church 890 1,000 Shen.ndcah, Iowa local (s" 1533) WDAY (,w-15.21) KFYR "-;BC-Sunda~ W....AX-.Q.Religious Sen'in 550 5,000 Bismarck, Ncrth Dakota NBC Dinner at Aunt CKY B~twee" Oursch'es NBC-TurD Balk Ih~ Clock ~ ~ion NSC-S WTCN -S"ing .. KMA 930 5,000 Shenandoah, Iowa Faml)" KSTP WHO WOW KFAB .Q.Christian ScIence WOW KSTP (.w·21.5) 9'(5 CS~ 8,(5 MST KMSCt 9SO 5,000 Kansas City, Missouri CBS <<,w-15.33) ,,15 CST 6,15 MST KfJ:\1 \'ariet)· Show NBC Bill Stun's Sports Scraps: KMOX 1090 50,000 St. louis, Missouri CBS CBS-Walbel'J Brown Strine:.. KF\'F-Con('erl Hour NBC·Tom Terris: WOW KSTP KFYR KOIl KSOO WDA Y KOA 830 50.000 Denver. Colorado NBC-R KRNT KSCJ K;\tOX \\HlB (swl1.S) (~wI5.21) KMA Uncle CilrJ, Mary Jane & KSO WEBC KOll 1260 5.000 Om.tha. Nebrask.t NBC-S & MSS MBS·The Lamplighter: WOG) Buster ,,30 CST 6,30 MST )0 BC-Norsemen Quartet. KSlP KRNT· 1320 5,000 Des M"ines, Iowa CBS WGN WBBMFlanilgrams CBS Aub

Symbols In parentheses. such a. (sw·9.53). appearing after a program listing Indicates that this program may be hurd by PLEASE NOTE: tuning In 9.53 megacycles frequency on your short-wave dial. For foreign short-wave programs, please see page 12 25 \\ IX;\ ·.Q.Litle Ilomelike Church, \\ E\U (" ,r ('.Ird Carrlinl \Bf' lIarr~ 0111'1<,' (lrch ' K'\IA WE:BC·MIl~i(l1 Good Listening for Sunday Le~IOII SUNDAY Matinee W\IIJ\" 1I01l)"woOO Am"r. ( ...... 6.14) WG. "·Walter fl'lldorf. ort.nisl Oand :\lBS Dick L.eil~rl' Orth WG'f WIIO Ba..eball Time 8:30 CST 7:30 MST CBC-Chamber 'Iu i' CKX CK'It June 5 WLW To be announced CBS·Sk"lIy Court of Missing CJRM WSAX-Uni\'enity of Soutb D.- MORNING I1pin: KFAB KRNT KSCJ ~e"" WIIO WD:\Y W[BC kllUi 10:30 CST (11:30 COT) Radio City Mu.lc HIli, W('("O K'1()X \\BB:\I 'l'J\"AX WIILO ~nirf (3:00 ,.m. Continued) WTC' ·Church Mu ic NBC" K:\IBe WD.\F K\1BC. tudio 4:f5 CST 3:f5 MST KSTP·\Iemo,') PiClur" M8S·Musica' Sltclmd:ers (Whtel ~1B:"l .\llu Blue. pianist WGN NBC-The HollyWOOd PI.ayhouSf: WENRMusle A. You Oe~irc: II AFTERNOON (Woodbury); Tyron" Power In( "t~1 Corp.) WLW KFAB SundOiY Revuin WI.W Paul ~ullinn. Ilew Harry ~lik's Orcb., Gu~' l·ru,.,..... t'a11l K I,.. ..Ill fiF. F ~Luthuan V"J)U Hour 12:00 CST (1:00 COT) The Milgic Key, NBC. WMI. . 'f'WSi Orcbll' tra lllC .....m...... ,.. tio...... ,. KOA W..,\I (a11O at p.m.) wlUIl K~t\Pilul StO)'C' PIa)·s 7 WO\\ Job namc .,1 • 1.-,110111 0 Uri... IrlllD KOA-Bcaux Arts Tno 12:30 CST (1:30 COT) P.n·Amerlun Broadcnt, W:-''\l Francit Craie's SUlld:.y . 'Ite lJ'P1 ..r. 111" II pia,. .,Ir Bill I: NBC·U. of Chingo Round Table l-" oro"'t,.. _III elf... nlrll. KSTP·Album of Familiar Memo- CBS. III S10n K::-.TP W\I.\lJ t:,- tk lSI.."" lIfO" will ~ \\DAF \\HO "nU \\0\\ WIT. B II ~~orn -tile Will, De \'... ),lab ),I•• IU 1:00 CST (2:00 COT) Everybody's Music. CBS WT\lJDar" \ Onh Ira, I. J..fu·e. t",;w. ClIp." 11 "Ill 5:00 CST 4:00 MST ( w 953) '-I,. lUlU' II nil; .\10117 ~t.t,," NBC·Jtll·O Prgm. with Jack Ben· 4:00 CST (6:00 COT) Joe Penner, CBS 10:15 CST 9:15 MST a ..,J •.Ifol'l(>r I ....., pl.al-b" • II ay. comedian; Milt")' LiviD' MBS·Goodwill Hour (Jroniud Ub\\t' Q..' • Orchestra pia, )11~1l ),IUlal Ud'M Itone; Kellay Butt. Inc.; Sam 4:00 CST (6:00 COT) George Jessel Program. \eDt) WLW \\HLB ... Dlb~ _Ill oil'",. wlK'l..... ~ hlirpptonnlll' Unr•• Andy :'oilK II r,', l from "S•. \t SaRtle.·' MBS :\to:-. \ our ~lIncby Date; JI",rold De\lne; Phil Hun tJrea. L ~t"* Orch. WG:'oi \\tOC wn. ~ Bt: Thue W a Woman. dra Dlln Wikftn hSOO KSTP 6:00 CST (6:00 COT) Jack Benny, NBC .. Bf Larry Clint.... Oreh. \\ \I ma: K~ K~OO \\E.·R 8~ lIudlin Ie By-Lib" WL\\ \OIAQ (1.'1'.9.53) (also ( .11.83) \\ 110 \H<.. WUAY K'\LA KOIL u 9:30 p.m.) 6:30 CST (6:30 COT) Phil B.k... CBS 18:"1Oiclr. lA'ltwrt Orch \HlY \\'\IT (w 1521) ·SC·Chuno W[:'oiR K.HR CB~ It.~ru K~J 5:30 CST (6:30 COT) Biker's Broadcnt. NBC. \"IT KOIL K'H hSO ( " K\tOX Geor(. L. s.:"u" orcarust Teu KF,\B CBC·Jeli (i Pr,m_ SUrtin, hek K~TP·.'i ht b.tta KR_'T K'IO\ W((;O \\IILO &onD)" CKY CKX 11 87) HIGHT t Bl \\oodbn,1 _k"l,he " CJR'\t \\'CCO Cea Rh) thIn KHM ~~ nl'ohoo)' Hour \'(>cal \'arirtl \VilAS WJR (nd1.87) NBC. KI-'J\10rch p.lfade 10:30 CST .:30 MSl 1\1-\1-' jl':'l.... edl h ~..r\lu (8~ J, an a Kumit, sketch ~r~t li8C·On" M~n's F~mlly: KrI hFYRHurt to Hurt llvur 7:00 CST (8:00 COT) Ford Sunday EveninG hSI. My Ambitioa )\oAL W80\1 K~IO\ K~(J Hour. CBS wn \Y Court of h 01 H!"u KPO (also _ Wed p"ma. II \\ OGY 1I.1f 4: 11.1.11 KF.\8 WHlO (~w·l1.83) \n:BC~ahl', 7 p.m.) P~n Orch W\A\ Gu""t .. \18:-,I1 .. \\41il Call,. KOIL WGS 7:00 CST (8:00 COT) Tyrone Power, NBC. WIILB A\'f' 'hria IlQUr ("O~:'Iilt Brand.... ~llne·. Orch.~ ~IST 'tu inl Prgm. 3:15 CST 2:15 ,,"'J\, 8:30 CST (9:30 COT) University of Chicago W IIS·~River Lah Tabernad" \\JR KF.\O ,,\1B(' K ...(J hF.• (',,'den Rule nice hF\•..:w' ,t ~'T iu ~IST K~IA ~Irinl [n~loIe Round Table OlacuSlion•• NBC" 8:45 CST 7:45 KH\T W. ',\X WBO" WIIL8 W\lT\lu "al G"," WEBC E\'ellin .1u inl" \B(" Flttch"r IIl'ndf'r.lotl Orch KO:\ ~'H"'ldilY ~,"g service 3:30 CST 2:30 ~IST 9:00 CST (10:00 COT) Walter Winchell. NBC WIUS It"blanc:" TWle \HI \Q WIIO hOA WCtl) In th" B•• WJR \1u ical RJ~ NBC·f\ldio Newsrtd (En"rglne): WD<,;\, ilBr~d_;I;)' T"lDplll' .:'iBC Ilia Hutton" Orch" Park ,h,hllson &. W.II.ce BUI \\ EBC \1,,100\ Harbor WOW:'oi""" WEB( hl-Yit W. 'I WD.\\" ferworlh intervi".... illfC PerlOU' 'IDS FllIU"'. WG\ 9:00 CT 8:00 MST K:\1.\ \\"1L WlSRStan Norris' Orch K"'IX) !","'rt He' u" :\IB~ Hob ("r"",l,y', Orrh.: \\':\11 in th" WN-k·. He.dli..",; \\ IhJ Gr(lre'~ f'JRa,t H\ Ihp Ill"p Dahul~ WDAYOonlld "'-o\-i . sonr' HBC-W~lcer Winchell's J"rg"ns \ 110 Ff'rde Urch KOIL WG, 'h:Sn) K~O WU\ WM.\Q \\'0\\ KSTP \\MT-SlI'ws ("KY Contet"t IJaIl of Ih Air \H)(;Yllil Jlevue JO'l! rl.11 WS'\I KO.\ (al_ II CBC-Spl"Cial (hurth _ n'l('f:" (".... ·1533) \\ fIl,\X~lberD Normal PfJRI KFJ:l,1 (h"l'e[ lI'l'lIr WI-BCTo l"lf! ann(M,lllced 7:30 pm.) CBS-Guy lomltllrdo's Orchestu h FXF Stmlio Prllln WIlLO-Radio Nie:ht (Job CJH~t CKY WOW-Orch " Chorus {'BS Ouke Ellinll:ton's Orc:h. : Dance Orch. WLW WDAF (Bor,d Br"ad)' K MOX t.w KMA Ve'I)<'r Servi('e \\I\II~,l'''e.... '; For Mother &: Dad KDAL 5:15 CST <:15 MST htllL SII'\\ KFAB WIlAS wrco \\ liAS W\Ii\ 15.27) "B~ WS'\I-Lvrit Mood W~AX lIa"aii Call<.: W\1f W[)(;\· Illilian Serenadeu \\.1It WBO'1 KSL I\MOX !\('..... KMA Gems or Melotl)· \\TMJ-Aruund the Dial K:\lIJ{, ( .... 11_83> roiOC·Jean Salololl. M'Un KSOO WLS Dun K"lIey', Sport R"vlew K~L·~~ullda) Eveninll Service K"lO Wl\11 WD,\\' WlBt' KOA ~tranl{S A~ JI ~1rI) 7:15 CST 6:15 MST Ml(' ~Ian Norri)' Orch_; WIIO \VCto Baqball SCOfl~' \\EUe-~Church \\''\11'' :'oil·.... : I>innf'r Dallte KFJ.\I Piano Mood, WTCN h.F\'U \\:\IT KOIL or Holly",oOO ~nr" ("..... -9.53) WDA \" COllcordla (oll...p l\1u Ie WHO lI"adline or th. WHk WMT Ua'eb.1I KMA·Suurla)· at T"iliqht NBCN"w ; Blue Barron', Orch" ( w.15.21) W\A:\ hOI '1hth," & Dild Hour CO:-. Oli\et" Dnke. "'i." <.kI,hue WTCN Happ) Bob KSOO·The Re\·"!,,r KnR WUAY \\ OW -(hprlllol BalirOtom KSfJ WCCO KF 0 WIILO 5:30 CST 4:30 MST 6:15 CST 5:15 MST WDA "·Amer_-Scandinavian Pram. M8~,Your ~ullday Oat,,; Harold U.. \\'EBC·Sod.hl's Orch 10:45 CST 9:45 MST ('BC·thoral Mu ic: th.Y lh.X NBl Inttlutlng Neighbo", with CJR\I rllhar,1 l.f'\itm\ Orch Stok"" Orch: KSTP ("B~ :'oial Orall(,h~) hll'·1 Orch.• KOIL·Rlck"ts til trun. rBC Ne'\" CKY ('.IR" rK\ KM,\,Sacreti SUIJ« Service Jerry Belch"r; Dean Fossl"r, wnlJ Daure Orch. \\(TO K:\lOX WLS \e...... ('nurt of Mi "int; Heirs: WEBC KO\ Polul Car on orllanj,t (F W. Fitch Co.): 7:30 CST 6:30MST :'iDC Ilia na) Huttflll's Ord... Wl\lT S"Ht Mu ic WIII.8 WDGYTecI Jollllsoo·. Orch W110 \\' '\MQ K TP KO,\ HBC-W,Ilter Winchells Jergen' \n.\R WTeS WF~R \e.... : KOIL W\tT WE\R K'\I,\ W\.\\ Th" Blue Four ( .... ·9.53) 6:30 CST 5:30 MST Journal: KOlL \\1C\ W:\II.· Cft Hunf, Orch. KSQ WMT WlW f wi 1.87\ K\H/X (\lI'lIml. "'",""oade 3:45 CST 2:45 M T \B(" W" RII'I' ,'1 lbo'r \\ LS NBC Bllk",s' BrNdcast with 0, K ('J Ha) Murphy 11:00 CST 10:00 MST !'iBC TIll' 'II I"r Bu kkr" K~O (al-.o .at 9 p.m.) ~o(" ri" N"IIOD's Orch.. Ihrriel h::.o KOIL W\IT K'1:A (.w­ \\lOAF Ja.m" \l~ltun. tnr ; Orch. Boh Ch" tf'T'& Orch \\110 WDAY WEBC WJ::.-R KF'I'R N8(-Amerit~n Album of F.amll", WE.·R Ks-II) Ihlli",nl; Ftt Muru)' WTMJ 11.87) WLW Hour 01 ('harm WTC\ hlw 15.21) mhlft f" :\Iu'\ic (Ba~'t'f A'Pinn)" Fran" ("B~ hHR KOIL WEBe WD.'Y CBS·..... Ion KF.\S \\ 'I \Q Audrtn)' Tb~al"r And\ Kirk" Orch KSCJ CO:"l·EddJ" 11"u'>("" orp.na·t: I\R_ T K\I8(" K~' WHLB Ul D. tor.; J~alO Ilitkf'o,"", I\,.\IOX KR~T WCCO hMBC "Tl. W\lT WLS KSO (SW WO\\ Tp r)" {'Irpmtn KS(J Wf('O U'-\8 \\HLB \\II\~ ,.., Eliubeth lAanox, COIltr.; 11.87) Wfro \\JR K'IOX WT( '\ p,.,! of CaU KI-".\B \\X\\ WBB:\I !l.eM. KSOQ \\\.\W K~L Gu HaftllChen' Orch. \\ HO ~B<:·Slau ~ (;u 10>: (;.11 l'llrlrlr 1'".1 KDAL ( '" 11.83) WnlJ 0.. Orch. ... rri' Orch.: "'\IAQ KOIL G"m, of Melod) .\110 )lowl.ol1l", \18S·Chlrint,.r WDGY \\£8<" \\\t\Q f(:)~ WDAF 9:15 C ·T 8:15 MST \\OAY KFYR \\EBC \H(roi W80'\1 T" th InDIO' KO \ \\'nlJ Wo\\ \\ :-'\1 ( • W~\I KOIL K\IA CBS·Phll S..ker, comed.... n. with CJR\1 For '\I"ther and D;td HBC·lrtne RICh (Welch GT1pt' wG\ Bill nlOn ~und.) 953) Beetle" BolO,,; WTIU WDAF wuA'I (also WIIO WMI~ Girls; KSTP WDAF WMAQ ~lBS \\E.:'oift·!\lIIaleUI Hour Hearth & Hom. A.u. t n; 5 p.m_) Charley Ranrlall"s <>rch., fo.... Don Donnie's WSM WTMJ WOW WHO KOA "'e" WillB Ro)·al Kni!thts Orch Orch.; Pierre Le Kr"un tnr.; WMT KOIL WG\ KSO cos Leic;hton l"oble·s Orch"slra CBS-Henri G"ndron's Orchestra WLW·Advenlu(h in Paradi)e Rachel Carlay, \\ HO WMAQ CBS-G rand C"ntllli Station (Lis­ WOIl:\1 K\1Bl WIILB WNAX ~.\ ~Illl;" KR~T W~AX K.lO:\ KIt.·1 KSl"J W X uf J inUll) 'forgan NIGHT . \\lOAF KOA WOW KSTP terin,,) KMBC WCCO KS('J KDAL KRST WHA.S ·Thor~leill KSL KFAB KMBC WBBM W"I ('1\ Skarninlt hw·9.53) WBD'\I KFAB KMOX WHAS KFAB KSL WCCO (s.... ·6.12) :mn rNrlf'1 will IIlul:" 'I'lle (lue (~w·l1.83) NBC·Dean Fo~~l('r. oro:ani~t; 4:15 CST 3:15 MST W,IR l"U('·!.ou Breese's Orch.: WMAQ NBCTo be announc"d; WTeN 6:00 CST 5:00 MST I 1.0\,', 1..1. t' .\101 llUU. wltlJ WTCN KFYH WDAY WI::BC N8(-ChUe 1\ Sf,nborn Hour; \Ir. L,· t~rel1n. Y..,ur F.."" IIII'I"e MBS·Good Will Hour (lronlled h\1A (~.... 9.53) K'\IA W:\1.\Q fKXSews; ROYII ROld T..ld )!p Mo. I... kreUll \\111 Eda;ar Bergen 4: Charli" Mc· '-'r, Yeast) \\o·GN 1\1U:'l-Old hl;,hioned Revival CBe·Ort:an Hl!v~riI!S: CKY Kt-·.I:\1 Favorilf' of LonK AJo 11110 ,luI' , ll.trrlld .\u "'nlilOl KOIL WMT K::.O KSn ~iOll" City Schools . Carth)'; Dorothy lamour, sop. ~ Tbf' Irlu \\1I1 OrfN I.. TOIIll NBC·Norman Clouti~r's Orch.: WCCO· \if'n of Music John Carter, tnr.; Th" Stroud If'ra, t"r.v llah,v ('r,. fln,1 QU!' MBS Mu~inl Mirror: \\'GN WDAF-D3I1ce Or('h. WHLB Tea Time lidinlt. \\DAY KFYR WEBC KSO C8l-~lu"ital lrerlf1l \'0111'. Th~ ord...t... Mirror: (KY CKX WHA~ \\\ \\. !'rJlri... Dr"ar',' 80v T.... ins. comedians; Robert Arm· A.'flU~.& "'.... 11.87) Or"am Sennad" brU5ter's Orch.; Don Amech". ",III IlIa) \OU...1Id I CJR"Il lleart &. Hom" lIarmonies WLW-('haJ. RandaJ1'5 Orch. 4:30 CST 3:30 MST D11'l1l ..,. of In 1·1n-f'. (.a :Oull .... CBS Loi5 ElJiman & L"w Whit" K'\10X TIle Shadnw m.c.; Guest; KSTP WLW WHO l'rlM SOP Phi. Joll \'(111. Iud KDAL KSL \\'~lI:'oi,T\\!"lfth Hour Teulpo NBC·A Tille of Today. drilma KSTP-AI',ha Land ~IST (Plinc" ~ I)al) W\I.\Q WEOC KF1R \\"TMJ W'1A~ Li\:"lJI.. ot PlIrl•. CBC Atlantic Nodurn": (KY 11:45 CST 10:45 wow \\ t:'oi R· FI"tcber Henderson', Orth CB~·Jimm) (••·9.53·15.33) \\-OW WOW KO.\ WSM CBS·Ford Sunday Enning Hou. ('KX CJR'\I Noone's Orch.: KSL WDA Y (s....-9.53) WJIl Hermit', Cave W\.\X KR'H K::.(;J KFAB S)'mphon)' Orch.; dir. John KS("J-\lullaney (\lr Confre s WL\\ -Country Sunday CBS-Phil Cook' Alrunac' KSCJ \\ ('. FI~ldf4 will mate • "onl~ h'IBC WOBM Barbirolli: K~L WHAS KfAB Kt-'J\1-Jeall lIanna. \VT('~Fronl .-nHt IpPf'8I'l1n"t' In " IIIr.h·h rao:-" CKY Se.... ~ W08'1 KMOX WHLO WCCO ;~T1l'1' l\R~T KMA·Fireside Hour litltrgs. sketch KSCJ·}o'ront Pa~e Drama KFAB-Dinner Can WLW.Midstream, drama WEBC WDAY·John Wesle)' WLS-Markels; New, WDGY·The Happy Gang KFDY·Campus Sports WI\I1N·Gypsy Strings CBS-Joyce Jordan, sketch (CaJax WGN·Get Thin to Music WLW-The Editor's Daughter WGN·Noontime Melodies KFJM·OIaf Roisem's Orch. 1:30 CST 12:30 MST Tooth Powder & Solidified WL W·The GoldbergS', sketch WMIN·News; World Bookman WMT-Tom Owens' Cowboys KFNF.Henry Field NBC·Variety Revue: KOIL Albolene): WBOM (sw-21.52) WNAX-,6Devotional Service KFYR·Men of Note WMIN·News; Musical Memories 11:30 CST 10:30 MST WTCN (sw.15.33) CBS-Four Clubmen: weco WNAX-Horticultural Notes WOW-Betty &: Bob KMA·Weather & News NBC-Pepper Young's Family, KDAL WTCN·Tunes of Today NBC·JClhn's Other Wife, sketch KMOX-Linda's First Love 9:15 CST 8:15 MST (Louis Philippe); WHO WOW sketch (Camay Soap): WEBC News: KSOO KSTP WAAW NBC·Vic & Sade, comedy sketch 10:15 CST 9:15 MST KSCJ-Master Breeder WHO KSTP WLW WMAQ KOA MusiuJ Clock: WMT WOW (Crisco): WLS WLW (SW. CBS·Exhibition from Glasgow: KSTP KSOO.Jimmy Snyder, soniS NBC-Wurds & Music: WMAQ WOW KFYR WDA Y KOIL 15.21) KMOX WNAX weco WBBM WBBM·Kitty Keene, Inc. CBS-Kate Smith Speaks: KDAL The $00.000,000 ExbtbitlOD at (sw-1S.33) 7:45 CST 6:45 MST °i~~::.ea :,a It';,~ 2~r::ra';i~~ fi~~ WCCO·First Edition KRNT KSCJ WHLB WCCO CBS· Bachelor's Children (Old :,oomlngton, IIIinoia, h...... ing A,,· Glaegow, 8 the inaide He," CO_r. KFJM·Rudy Sten & His Sleepy billies KSO NBC-Kidoodlers: WMT KOIL Valley Cowboys KMA·l\1ickey Gibbins NBC-Just Neighbors, sketch: MBS·Bachelor'. Children (Cnd.· WNAX-The Melodeers KMOX.Magic Kitchen KOIL WLS KSO KMA hw, KSO KFNF·Lullaby Lester WTCN.Popular Concert hy): WGN CBC-Kelly's Washtub: CKX KFYR·!\Iarkets & Police Bulletins KSOO-To be announced 15.21 ) CKX-Newsy Jigsaw 12:45 CST 11:45 MST WBBM-Chicago Hour NBC-Mrs. WiCKS of the Cabbage CKY KMA-Dustin' the Fiddle NBC·Hymns of All Churches KFAB·News & Markets Betty & Bob, sketch: WESC KOA·Orll:an Reveries WCCO·Baptist Convention Patch, sketcll (Old English KFNF-The Tree Planters (Gold Medal): WMAQ WHO WLB-Pianist Wax): WMAQ WHLB KSOO-Grain Quotations; Easy to wow KOA KSTP (sw·15.33) KFYR.Hymns of All Churches KFAB-Weather &: Markets Remember; News WMIN-Design for Melody CoHet Pot Inn: WNAX WOW KI\IA-Homemakers' Chat CBS-Amer, Red Cross, drama: WNAX·Songs of Jimmy !\Iorgan WHO KFNF·Gretta, song stylist WCCO·Musical Prgm. WCCO KMOXHousebC'at Hannah, sketch KFH1·News WDA Y·Man on the Street 1:45 CST 12:45 MST Musical Clock: WTeN WMT KOIL-Pr,lIy the Shopper MBS·Quiet Sanduilry: KSO 8:15 CST 7:15 MST KFYR-News; Camera Club WEBC-:\lorning Varieties; Sally Judy & Jane: WDAY WEBC CBS-Nan Wynn, songs: KRNT KSOO-The Woman', World KMA.Morning Visit Service KSCJ (sw-15.27) ~IBS·John Metcalf. Choir Loft: WAAW-Markets CKX-Market Quotations WDGY KSCJ·Cub Reporter WGN·Mid·day Service CKY-News & Messaies NBC-The Guiding Light, s\l:etch W8BM·Editor's Daughter, sketch KSOO-Baker's Variety Prgm. WHLB·Swing Session (White Naptha): WHO WEBC NBC·John'. Other Wife. sketch WDA Y·Mixing Spoon Prgm. KFAB-Man on the Street (Louis Phillippe): WMAQ KSTP·Dan Harding's Wife WlS·Markets; News KFDY-Farm Flashes WMAQ WOW KFYR WDAY WOGY-This Rhythmic Age WAAW·Markets WLW-Live Stock & Poultry Re- WLW KSTP KOA KSOO CBS-Myrt & Marie, .ketch (Su­ WEBC-Around the Clock with KFNF·Your Pets per Suds): WBOM KFAD WCAL-,60ur Church ports; News KFYR-Grandma Travels Judy &: Jane, sketch: WHLB Kay; Woman's Hour WDAY·Dude Ranch WMIN-To be announced WNAX Kft10X WCCO WNAX (sw­ WHLB-Woman's Morning Review KMA·Noon Visit 21.52) WOGY·Shoppers Special W~T-Sweet &. Swing KMOX·The Editor', Daughter KFAB-News &: Markets WMIN-Song Stylist WGN-Don Pedro's Magic Violin WNAX·Grandma Travels KFDY-Manhattan Concert Band NBC-Asher &. Little Jimmy, WNAX-George German's Pied KSCJ·Livestock; Farm Flash cowboy songs: WtS KSTP WHO-Houseboat Hannah WTCN-Whoopee John WBBM·Houseboat Hannah KFNF·Your Peb Pipers WLS·Don &: Helen KMA-String Ensemble KMA KOA KSO KQIL (sw­ WTCN.Something in the Air 11 :45 CST 10:45 MST WDGY·Grain & Poultry Markets 15.21) WMIN·Bulietin Board NBC·Just Plain Bill sketch WGN·Hits of Today WBBp,(·Oougout Dope CBC-Allan Caron, organist: 9:30 CST 8:30 MST 10:30 CST 9:30 MST (Kolyno~ Tootb Pz-ste): WOW WLS-Gabriel Heatter; Markets WeCO·Julia Blake CKX CBS-Big Sister, sketch (Rinso): KSTP WLW.Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch WDGY·Dr. Dyhlie's Srap Book NBC·N..l'l Fum &: Home Hour: WGN-Lead·Off Man CJRM-Songs of the Range KRNT WBBM KFAR WCCO WMAQ KOA KSOO WEBC CBS·Edward MacHuih, Gospel WMIN-Swinr Tune CKY-Rise 'n' Shine Club WNAX KMOX KFYR WTCN KSO WDAY Singer (Ivory Soap): WBBM WMT-Io ..... a Cornhuskers WMT·P.T.A, Prgm. KF'JM-News NBC·Doc 5<-hneider's Texan.: KMA (sw-15.21) WCCO KMOX WNAX-D. B. Gurney 2:00 CST 1:00 MST WMAQ WHO WOW CBS·Queens County Handicap: KFNF'·Tree Planters CBS-Romance of Helen Trent. NBC·Jack &: Loretta: WDAY WTCN-Front Page KSCJ-To be announced NBC· Viennese Ensemble: KSO WTCN KfYR WEBC KMA KDAL KRNT KSCJ (sw- NBC·Pepper Young's Family, sketch (EAtna Wallace Hop. 1:00 CST 12:00 MST WDAY- Prgm. per): WBBM KRNT KFAB MBS-Voice of Experience (Lydia NBC-Attorney-at-Law, s k etc h 15.27) sketch (Camay Soap): WLS E. Pinkham): KOIL KSO NBC-Bay State Artillery Co. An· WEBC-Mirror of Fashion KMOX (Johnson'. Floor Wax); WLS WHO-What to Serve Today (sw-15.21) News: KOA WOGY KOIL hw-15.21) niversary Celebration: KSOO MBS-Get Thin to Music: KOIL Ne.... ~: WDGY WGN WLW-Myrt &. Marge, sketch KFJM-Markeh CBS-Matinee in Manhattan: KSCJ WMT KSO WENR KOIL WOW·Aunt Sally WDGY Morning Melodies: CKY KOIL KFNF-Alfalfa John WTCN (sw,15.21) CKX·Farmer'. Hour KDAL WHLB WCCO KFAB CKXWhal'~ in the Air? KMA-The Mountaineers George Uleb will de8<"rlbt' 8:30 CST 7:30 MST KFJM·Variety Show (sw-15.27) CBS-Hilltop House, sketch (Palm- CKY·Homefolks Frolic KSCJ·Stars Over Hollywood the pngea"t oommenlorallng the KFNF-Frank Field NBC-Story of Mary Marlin, sketch SOOth aDnlverllllTy of the AIl­ olive Soap): WCCO KFAB KFJM Household Hour KSOO-The Question Box KSCJ·Women'~ Review (Ivory Flakes): WMAQ WOW c1t'ln aDd Honorable Artillery KMOX WBBM WNAX (sw· KFNF-Paul &: Irvine WHO·Market & Weather WDAY WEBC KFYR KSTP COlllll'any or lIa888.chu~ett~. 21.52) KFYR·Betty & Bob KSTP-Houseboat Hannah WLS-Dinner Bell Prem. Other e"t'pll ",til be the plant­ WHO KOA WLW (sw-1S.33) Kln~ KOA·Financial Service WCCO- Happy Gilmans tnc or a tree pre euted b1 NBC.Just Plain Bill, sketch (Ko­ WLW·Hudt Cross' Radio Pal. CKY-Dance Bands GeorJ:e YI to the city or Oo,ton Iynos): WMAQ KSCJ-News; Want Ad Ramble. WHLB·Stock Quotations WMT-Newsi Markets WII0-I\1)"rt &: Marge, sketcb KFDY-Chimes Concert and the ('(I)()rtul drnwheld eJec­ NBC-Josh Hill;gint of Finchvill.. : KSOO·Concert Hall WNAX-The Farm & Home KFJM-Hit of the Day tlon. KSTP-Musicale WLS·Ma Perkins, sketch NBC-Backstage Wife, sketch KFYR WDAY WLS WTCN KFNF-Gnb Bac Prgm. WAAW·Markets WLW Ne.... s; River; Weather; (Dr. Lrons) ~ KSTP WMAQ KOIL (sw-15.21) KMA·Melody Time WCAL·College Bulletin Liye Stock WOW WHO KOA News: KLPM WOGY KMOX·!\1eet the Missus CKX.lnterlude in Ivory; Marke's WDAY-Grandma Travels W1tIlN-Mid-Morning Concert AFTERNOON MBS·F.d Fitzgerald: WDGY WGN·Painted Dreams WMT-Organ Recital WBBM-Broadcast Rhythmsters CBC-Bay State Artillery Co. An· Grandma Travels: WEBC WHLB WDGY-Slim Jim Musicl Clock: WHO WMT WHLB-Morning Musicale WNAX·lIappy Jack's Old Timers 12:00 CST 11:00 MST niversary Celebration: CKY WLW·ShClrt. Shorl Slory WOW.Pretty Kitty Kelly WGN·Marriac;e License Romances CKX KFJM..tJ.Morning Devotional NBC·Betty &. Bob, sketch (Gold WLB-Trumpet Solos KFNF-Nunervman WMIN.Milady's Mu~ic Box 10:45 CST 9:45 MST Medal): KOA WMAQ WHO Ba~eball; Cubs vs. Philadelphia: WMT-Mu~ic for Today NBC·Nat'l Farm" Home Hour; W:\UN-News; Orchestra WGN WBBM KMA·Unde Carl Mary Jane and WLW KSTP WOW (sw.15.33) WMT.Many Happy Returns: Buster WTCN-Around the Town CBS·Didators: WCCO KMOX KFAB-Cornhusker JamborH CB:>,Our Gal Suna".'! (Anacia' German Band KFJM World Bookman KOA·Sportsman's Paradise 9:45 CST 8:45 MST WBRM KRNT KFAB KMOX KSCJ WNAX WNAX·P~troleum Parade KSQO·News; Grain Quotations NBC-Road of tife. ~ketch (Chip. NBC·AI Roth's Orch.: KFYR KFNF·Kitchen Klatter CBC·Rex Battle's Orch.: CKX 1:15 CST 12:15 MST KFYR·Markets, Weather" Airi. KSTP-Polly-ShoPI>er so): WMAQ WLW KFnl·Markeh WTCN WEBC (sw.1S.2I) NBC-OxydoJ's Own Ma PerkiDs \\'AAW-Market Opening NBC-Gettin!!; the Most Out of CBC·Big Sister: CKY CKX culture in the Ne.... s KFNF-Request Hymns sketch' KSTP WOA Y WOW KMA-Organ Melodies WGN.Morning Melodies Life, Dr. Wm. L. Stidger News: KFAB KFJM WAAW WMAQ KOA WHO WFBr WLB-Mu~ic KOIL·Modern Moods KMOX-Those Happy Gilmans (Fleischmann's Yeast): (sw KSCJ.Livestock; News W).t!N KFYR (sw.15.33) WLW·HilItop Hou~e, shtch 15.21) KFNFFarm Sales &: News WAAW-News KSTP·llealth Commissioner NBC·To be announced: KSO WCCO,Ladies First WMIN-Breakfast Bell NBC·Viennese Ensemble: WTeN WCCO·GranJma Travels KMA·Weather &: Markets KSOO WTCN (swlS.33) WOW-Hynms of All Churches WMT KOIL·Street Reporter WDAY.Kitty Keene, Inc. WDGY-Stock Market Reports CBS-Matinee in Manhattan; WEBC·Stock.; Interlude 8:45 CST 7:45 MST CBS· Aunt Jenny'. Stories (Spry): WGN-Musical Mail Box KSOO-Jack Marlow, songs KRNT NBC·The Woman in White, sketch WB8M WCCO KMOX WNAX \\"DBM~1anhattan Mother, sketch WHLB Sto>:k Quo!ations WHLB·Hawaiian Echoes CBC-London Callilll:: CKX WLBR. O. Nafriger (Pillsbury): KSTP WMAQ KRNT KFAB WDA Y-Noon-Day Variety Prgm. To be announced: KOIL WMT WHO· Hilltop House, sketch WLW-Dan Harding's Wife WHO WOW WEBC NBC-Kitty Keene, s k etc h \\'LS Short, Short Stories WDGY-Luke 'n Duke CKY·Your Daily Bread NBC·Jerry Sean' Orch.: KSOO (Drt'ft): WHO KSTP WOW WEBC-Political Talk Fla~hes WMIN -Ne.... s; Music Hall WMT-Mu~ic Memory KFDY·Farm WNAX-Prairie Dream &ys KFYR WDAY WTCN KOA WDA Y KFYR KOA WOW·Judy &: Jane WGN-Harold Turner, pianist KFJM-Punle PrIm. LBS·Stepmothtr, sketch (Col- CKX.Ne.... sy Jigsaw WHLB-Luncheon Melod~s K.F:oIf-Studio Prim. (Continued on Next P.l.gl!) gate): WCCO KMOX WBBM CKY·House of Peter MacGregor 11:00 CST 10:00 MST WLW Linda's First Love (~w-2152) KFJM-)oIarkets NBC·New,: Vincent Curran, bar.~ Wl\IT·Cedar Valley Hillbillies NBC·Oxydol's Own PIIa Perkins, KFNF·Charley Owens hw·15.33) 12:15 CST 11:15 ~IST sketch: WLS (sw-15.21) KMA.Johllny, the Famo Boy CBS-The Goldbergs, sketch (Oxy. CBS·Dictators: KRNT KMOX Markets: KFJM KSCJ KOIL-Homemakers Club dol): WCCO WBBM WNAX WCCO KFAB-Ole &. Margie KSCJ ·Parent Talk KMOX KDAL (sw-IS.27) NBC-Arnold Grimm'l\ Daulthler, KFNF·Billie. Jean &: Boh WCAL-Devotion MBS-The Happy Gang: KOIL sketch (Gold Medal): WLW KMA-Ma Perkins. ~ketch WOGY·Varieties Tob)"s Corntussel Nooz: WOW \\o'MAQ KSTP KOA (sw-15.33) KOIL Ole & ~tara:e WEBC·Better~on Family WMT KMA News: KFHl KOIL WDGY-Stock \farket Reports WGNTo be announced CKX-The )-!errymak"rs CKX·Songs of Yesteryear WGNDr. Friendly, drama WMIN·Gospel Sinler CKYBackstage Wife CKY-On the Mall WHLB-Program Previews 10:00 CST 9:00 ~IST KFABTo be announced KFAB-Marktts &: Farm Notes WLW,Betty &: Bob NBC·Dan Harding's Wife, sketch KFHf-~!usic of the Masten KF~F-Mohawk Boys WMIN·Go~pel Sinler Nat'l Biscuit Co.): WMAQ KF:oiF, Weather; Markets; News KMA·The Harvesters wow WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys CBS-Mary Marlaret McBride KSTP-Hou~ehIST us j Spnphony Orch_; AHred lOry: WTMJ WDAF WMAQ CBS-New HoriQns: WHLB Wallenstein, cond.: WDAF WSM WOW WEBC KSl? June 6 t\lJC·Little Orphan Annie. sketch WTMJ WMAQ WEBC WDAY WDAY KOA WHO (Onlline): (sw-9.53-15.33) 1040RHIHc; WHO WOW WSM WLW NBC-Talk by Francis B. Sayre: NBC-Rex Maupin's Orch,: WHO 10:30 CST (11:30 COT) National Farm and Home KFYR KSOO (sw-9.53) (aJ'K) KFYR WMT WENR KSOO 2:15 CST 1:15 MST KOA Hour. NBC, at 9:30 p.m.) (sw-11.87) NBC-Stella , sketch (Milk NBC· Herman Mjddleman's Orch,: Pro,ram: Miu Speak, ",111 runel, B. Sa,.,re, A.ulltant ,lor StaN ID M,. E,el (Irel.. Secretarl of State, will dlll'llII of MacoNia): WHO WOW KSOO KOIL WMAQ WEBC Hlc;HT 'rol to Sapet41 trom "eaul­ "Reciprocal Trade Aa-nementa" KOA WMAQ KSTP KSO WDAY WTeN '''I'ler a RUltleau" (.lalCa,DI) durin, a broadcI,t In connec­ CDS-Queens County Handicap: ltlBS·John50n Family: WDGY 1:00 CST (7:00 COT) Burn. and Allen. NBC. IDd IeI«,UODS from "Sari" tion wltb the unual obee"aoc. KRNT CKX·Monitor Views the Newl (Kalman). The or-che,tra wlU of SaUonal Forel,n Trade 6:00 CST (7:00 COT) Richard Hlmber', Or. pial The,. Too Went t'Towa Week. NOCOay Stale Artillery Co. An· CKY·Georle Han's Orch, (Delamarter), ctalr d' Lonl nivenary Celebration: WEBC cheatra. C es, MBS·Wih:h's Tale: KOIL KSO KFJM·Olle I. Skratthult (J)ebu.,.) and SchwaDdl (WelD WDGY Ma I-frIOna. sketch; KFJM WLW KFSF-Go5p*1 Sinler 6:30 CST (7:30 COT) Voice of Flrel1:one, NBC. ber,erl. KFNFPoullrr Helps CJRM-Jimmie AlIeD KFYR,Explorinl Our Capital CBS-Pick It: Pit (Model Smoking KFJM-Helen Olson, sonp KFYR.Judy & Jane KSCJ -Audubon 7:00 CST (8:00 COT) Bay State Artillery Com­ Tobacco) j Edward Roecker, KMA-Mnbts; Weather; Newt KMA.-Pamt DOYI KSTP-J\linnesota Is Yours pany Anniversary Celebration, NBC. bar.: Benny Krueger's Orch.: KMlJX-Onf: Woman', Opinion KSCJ·Stamp Man WLW-To be announced KMBC KFAB WBBM WoJR WGNTo be announced WOGY Dream Weavers 7:00 CST (8:00 COT) Lux Radio Theater; WMAQ Romanc'! and Hh:rtbm ce$. (sw-11.83) (also at 9:30 p.m.) WHLB-Radio Night Club WHLB-Mu~ic fOE' Moderns WMIN·Barefoot Boys WLW·Unsolved Mysteries WNAX- Your Favorites 8:00 CST (9:00 COT) Carnation Contented Hour. MBS-Charioteers: WOGY WOW·News NBC. WMIN-Bud Morton Oub 2:3' CST 1:30 MST 4:00 CST 3:00 MST CBC·Metropolitan Cafe: CKX 7:45 CST 6:ts MST CBS·Deql Kiytr Boys: KDAL NBC,Ralph Blaine, tnr.: KITR CJRMMusical Newsy NBC-Paul Martin's Orch_: WlIT KRNT KSCJ WHL9 (two 8:00 CST (9:00 COT) Wayne King'. Orchestra. WMAQ KOA (5....--9.53) CBS CKY·Comedy Stirs of BroadwlY KFYR WLS (sw-ll.87) 15.27) CBS,News; Jack Shannon, tur,: KFJM-Ed Butler, sports MBS-Witcb's Tale: WLW NBC·The Huebel Reti with Rush KSCJ KDAL 8:30 CST (9:30 COT) Streamlined Version of KMA-Weather; News; Sporta Hy.hu. rommenlator (Borden ClRMMaestr05 of Modern Music: CBC-Evening Serenade: CKX Opera, "Carmen," MSS. KMOX-The Camera Speaks KFJM·Organ Serenade CG.); WOW KS'IP KOA WHO News: WDAY WHLB KSL-Pope)'e th.. Sailor, sketch KMA-EveninJ Visit WMAQ WEBC KFJ~1·W.P.A. Recreational 8:30 CST (9:30 COT) National Radio Forum. KSTP-The Voice K$CJ-Music Box NBC-Club Matinee: KITR WDAY KFNF·Cub Reporters NBC. \\!CCO·Mu kal Prgm. WGN-News; Sports KSOO WMT WENR KOIL KOIL-Aksarben Races WHAS·Spotughtint the News KMA KSO WTeN (sw<15.21) 8:30 CST (9:30 COT) Eddla Canlor. CBS. WHLB-Olga Prosnick KSTP·Coliege Prgm_ WHLBMo\·ie Preview WMIN-Chuck Mulkern M8STo be announced: WOGY WBB~ITenth liming; Chicaco Wl8 Forum 8:00 CST 7:00 llIST CKX Continental V.rietiel Hour WMIN-Dininl Out CBS-Wayne Klng's Orch. (Lady CKY·AJI.n Caron, ore.nist WOGY·Gertrude Lewis WNAX-Happy Jack's Old Timers Esther): KRNT KFAB WJR KFJM noyd Johnson's Orch. CBS-Not So Long Ago: KSCJ KFNF-Charley Owens 6:45 CST 5:45 MST WEN R-Mal<:olm Claire. children's WHLB KMOX WaBM KSL weco KFNF-Mother', Forum ,tories KOA-Jimmy AlIl'n CBS-BOike Carter, commentAtor Dick Tracy, KSTP CKY KMBC WHAS (s",-11.83) KMOXJudy c,; lint WG~ Bill Anson KLPM-Wiu and Music (Huskies &: Post Toasties): WeCO-Front p. Parade KFAB-Swin« Your Partner KMA ,Concert Ensemble KSL NBC-Carnation Contented P'lm.; WHO· New Tunes oJ~1 Orch., cond. by Marek Weber: WLBAfternoon Concert WMIN·News j Potpourri KF Fireside Singer KSCJ·Jerry of the Circus KFNF-Cub Reporters MBS·Jack Marshard's Oreh.: KOA WOW WHO WSM WMAQ WLWHnrt of lulia Blake WOW \1u ical Prim. weco Extra Inning WNAX(;eorce German", Pied KMA- \'ibraharp & Organ WDGY·Sports Editor WDGY WTMJ WDAF KSTP (sw-9.53) 4:15 CST 3:15 MST ClRM Howie \Yine The LuliJIb,. [.ad,. will II.,. )ipt>rt NBC-To be announced; News: KMOX·Grand Stand Manager WG:'iTo be announced CKY.Easy Aces LuUaby tDwi,bt Brown) ud 2:ts CST 1:45 MST WDA Y KFYR KOA KSOO KOA·Strollint Song5ter WLB-Children's Prvn_ tbe Uuartet wlll olfer Soli' of KSOO-The Skyride KFJM,Old Favorites NBC·Girl Alone, ,"-deb: WL W WEBC WENR WLW·Paul Sulliun, news tbl '·agabonds (Frlml) and WBB!\I-John Harrington, sports KMA-James Melton. tnr.; Orch. WbfOn Tllel l'layed the PoIlI:a WMAQ CBS· Miniatures by Franklyn Mac­ WMIN-Hearth &: Home CBS-Del ino, tOnp: KSCJ WCCO·Livestocks KMOX-Joe Karnes & AI Camerou fAndre). A tenor 8010. Parle. c. Cormack: KSCJ KDAL WMT-Sportsj News )(01 D'AlDOur (Bb:Io). will l~ WHL8 CswI5.21) WD,\Y-Charlie & Cedric WCCO-Geo. E. Leach offered. The orcbe-tra wlH NBC·Marlowe &: Lron, piano WHLB-Dinner Music NBC·Club Matin«: WESe duo: KOIL WMAQ WTCN WDGY-:\I00d Music pia,. Tbe Clock 11 Playlolt' CBC·To be announced: CKY WGN·Popeye the Sailor WMIN·Leamington Trio l'lerre Blaauw). WIner Blut MBS·Dancinlit Strinp: KSO NIGHT WTCN·Political Broadcast StrlUu) and Sliter Mloe, Play CKX WDGY WGN WHO-Jimmie Allen, sketch ~lP8YI Dance GYP'l and Oaar· KFf\ F GO~I>e1 Sinrer WMIN ·News j Hollywood Brevities 7:00 CST 6:00 MST dM from "Countelll Marlw" CKY·Prof. Allison WI'_\X-Prairie Dream Boys 6:00 CST 5:00 MST CBS-Lux Radio Thuter: KSL (Kalman). KMOX·Dope from the Dugout KSTP \11,\'iE' Parade KOo\Dan Hardme', Wife NBC-Public Hero No. I (Falstaff WDBM WCCO KMBC WNAX WBD~l Truman Bradley. comm. MBS-True or False, quiz prgm. KSTPVoice of EltPf'rlence 5:15 CST 4:15 MST 8nwine): WMAQ WHO WOW WJR KFA8 KMOX KRNT WHLB De\'otional Services NBC-Uncle Ezra's Radio Stiltion (oJ. B_ Williams Co.): WGN WCCO·8a~ball Game WSM WHAS (sw-l1.83) WLW WHO-Baseball Time (Alka-Sdtzer): W\1AQ KSTP GUNt: loaD Crawford 10 WOG Y Gems of Melody WLW-Tho5e Happy Gi.lmans WHO Bowers' Oreh. WIIO (al'K) at 9:15 p.m.) CBS-Monday Night Show; Connie Ihlen'l "0011·1 DOllie." NBC·Matnolia Blossoms: WENR WMIN-Sie!>la Boswellj Richard Himber'5 WLO Brahms CBS·Boake Carter, commentator NBC·Bay State Artillery Co. An· WEDC KOIL KFYR WMT WOW-Dan Harding's Wife. sketch Orch. j Ted Husinlt (Brewers' KSO WTeN (sw-l1.87) WL\Y-To be announced 4:30 CST 3:30 llIST (Huskies & Post Toasties): A~'n): KMOX KFAB WJR Ili\'ersary Celebrati.on: WTCN WNAX·Belty Lane's Southerners KMOX WDDM KFAB KDAL WLS KOiL WMT KMA (sw· CBC·Carnation Contented Prtm.: CBS·Harry Fleer, bar.: KSCJ WNAX WHLB KDAL WHAS CKY CKX WOW·Hou5eboat Hannah, sketch KDAL WNAX WCCO KSCJ WNAX KRNT WDBM WCCO KRNT (sw­ 11.87) ThE' l~rE'lnOule8 CODUnE'mor. t­ CJR'1-To be announced 3:00 CST 2:00 MST CBS-Boake Carter, commentator WULB NBr.Neil:'hbor Nell, philosophy; 11.83) (also KNX at 10 p.m.) In, tht' first mU8tl'r of the An· KFJMDistributive E due a t i 0 a (Hu~kies & Po,t Toasties): CBS Dori, Rhodes, songs: (sw­ ('lent and UonorablE' ArtlllE'ry Or'tanillt: WEBC Wl'CN WHO 11.83) NBC·Burns & Allen (Grape Prj{m. ('W 11.83) ('olJlpau)· of Massachusett, In KMA Haden's Hillbillies WENR (sw·15.21) CBC·Mlljor Bill: CKX Nuts); Tony Martin, tnr.: 1(;3!'1 will be brought to a elon NBC-Chesterfield Daily Sports Jan Garber's Orch,: KSOO with thf' field da)· blnquet at KSCJ -Play Pilley CBS·Columb1a Concert Hall: Column, Paul Doull:la,: WESC NBC-Jack Baker, tnr.: KITR WOAL K5CJ WHLU WENR WTCN KSOO WDAY WLW (also at 8:30 p.m.) till' {'"plt'l Pm" at which the KSOO Dance Hour WENR KSTP WLW WOW )lafl!lathu"eUs group will be \.\. DA Y·Old Timers Baseball Game: KFAB WMT KSO tb~ (sw·9.53-15_21) KBC·1f I Had a Chance; Cal hOlt to thE' dE'tlrhment of WHLB-Wings Over the World KMQX WNAX liMA NeIlS: CKY KFNF Tinney, m.c.; AI Roth's Orch.: Uonorable Arlill('r~- Com pan,. of NBC·Rakov's Orch.: KOIL KSOO I.olld~H\, WMIN,News; Tuning Around CKY-Broadcast Bulletin KFJMBirthday Bells (~w-ll.87) wblcb III In the UnJled WMAQ KFYR WDAY WTCN KSTP ~t'I{'1 to joln In the c,'lebrltlou W:'\AX Prairie Dream Boys KFJl't1Musie Stnnade KMA·Sunshine Time MDS· R~!,ie Childs' Orch.. WGN Thl' blnlillet proj;;rRtli will lu­ KF~r-\'ariet)' MBS·Sophisticated Ladi": WDGY 8:15 CST 7:15 llIST Revue WGN KOA·Doroth)· McKenzie CDC Relfl(ie Childs' Orch.: CKX chlllE' touts 10 the Pre1Ildcot of Ihl' ("u!ted Stites, thE' KIDII' of KFJ\1-News KFYR-News; Aunt Sammy CKX-Blair of the Mounties KOIL-Romany Gypsies Sports: WTCN WLB KOA-Judy & Jane WoGY·Crazy Quilt Ell' I a II d. thE' lIUSl.l'bulletl. KMA·Musical Varieties CKYLady Aberdeen, talk ('JRM-Markets ('Ol\lllln~· Ind the IrlllE'd toreI'I KOIL·Top Tun" WENRBetter Business Bureau WJlLB-Musical Moments KFJM-Piano Moods CKY·Melody Time of the Unltl'd States. WNAX·George B. German KSOO-News KFNF·Stlldio Prgm. WGN-Buddy Clark's Orch. KFDV P. r. A. Assn. KSTP-Daily Feature WLW-Sports NBC-The Planets' Poetic Aile­ 8:30 CST 7:30 MST IWA-Traffic Lesson KFJM-Weather &: MarkE't. NBC-Burns & Allen (Gripe WDA Y Ole Anderson. news: Tea WMT·Swinl( Your Partner KFNF-Pentecostal Singers !tory: WHO WSM KOA KSTP WAAW·News KFYR WDAF WMAQ Nuts) with Tony Martin &. Time TUlles W88M-Kitty Keene, sketch WOW-Jangles KFYR-Hits & Dits WDGY·Jolly Millers' Orch. "'1'he PIa lieu... rlldlo'l flrsl Jan Garber's Orch.: KOA WHLB-Tea Time TIding5 5:30 CST 4:30 MST KMA·Master Melody Makers full-hour t>J:perluwnt In ~1It' KSTP WDAF WERC WTMJ WLW-Hou!eOoal Hannah e~Peclllly WMIN·Matin~ Melodies CBS-Cantor'~ Camel Car a van, KMBC·As Kansas City Dinea drama, wrlttf'D tor KFYR \VMAQ WHO WDAY WMAQTea Time Varietin with Eddie Cantor; Fairchild KOA-Briefs & Orch. the microphone b,. Alfred 4:45 CST 3:ts 1>IST Kremborg. onc of Amerlu', WOW WSM (also see 6 p.m.) '\'MIN-Newsj Variety Show CBS-Lum & Abner (Postum): & Carroll; Bert Gordon; Wal· KOIL·Popeye, ~ketch Kitl)· Keene, Inc., sketch OIO,t dilUn.l'ullhed modern wow WBB\t (sw-15.27) (also at ter Kin(j Edgar Fairchild's KSCJ-To be announced poets. ,,-\II 1M! ,gll'f'D ltl world NBC-For Men Only (VitaUs) 3:15 CST 2:15 MST 9:15 p.m.) Orch.: WBB~f KFAB (also at KSL-Howil' Wing, sketch premiE're, Thl' play ('(Incern. Pet: La Centra j Peter Van NBC·Don Winslow of tho! Navy, 8:30 p.m.) the blttor,. of lhe Earth Ilore Steeden's Orch.: WLW WENR NBC-Lowell Thomas, news com KSOO-Dinner Tillie Fantasy Indl~1 skl'tch: KFYR WDA Y KSOO r.n('~I: llobb) Bre-e-Il. \\·OAF-Kansas City Schools Prgm. lDH. II II an yet dl'­ mentator (Sun Oil): WLW cllin plea for world peace. 10· CBS-Cantor's Camel Caravan. WMT KSO WTCN NBC·To be annoullced: WMT WDA y ·Ornn Reveries Gu~ta (sw-15.21) ,plred bl ... Doilt'l Iym .....ith Eddie Cantor: KSL KSCJ NBC.Top Hatlers: WMAQ WOW NBC-Little Orphan Annie. ,ketcb NBC To be announced: KFYR WDGY-Twilight Interlude phoolc 'nlte 10 ,nen movementl of tile lallle filiI', "The Plnn WCCO KMOX WNAX KDAL CBC-Backwoods Breakdown: CKY (Qvaltine): WOW WoAY \VOW WEBC·Musical Interlude News: WDGY WMAQ WTCN etl" t, a beautiful and pow\"rfu! WHLB KRNT KMBC WHAS CKX NBC·Lola Hutchinson, sop.; Or­ WLS-Doll Kelley's Sport Review allegory with pulsatlnJl,' word WHO WJR (also see 5:30 p.m.) KFJM News chestra: WMAQ WENR WTCN WMIN·News; Orchestra Illlt!{'rn. thlt lin'ok@ the Inille KOA-H('art of Julia Blake WDA Y KFYR KSO KOIL Jerry 01 the Circus: KSTP WEBC WMT-Life Savers; Nature's Won­ Itlrrlnjt llloods al the ll1ulllr NBC-Nat'l Radio Forum: KSO WULB whlrh "ul:.c:e~ted It. KOIL-Show Shop CBC·Fanfare: CKX CKY derland KOIL WTCN (sw-l1.87) KSTP-Woman's Page CKX-Blair of thE' Mounties WTMJDance Orch. MBS·Ruby's Music: WDGY KFNF·Bob Beckett CBC·Lux R1tdio Theltter CKY MBS'Streamlined Version of the WE8CGeorft Sokolsky, com KOA-News CKY·Adv_ of Jimmie Allen KFJ\1,L",ne Ran~r 6:15 CST 5:15 MST CKX Opera "Carmen": WGN mentator KSCJ -Talking Drums NBC-If I Had a Chance; Cal KFNF-Hollywood Column To be announced: KSCJ WLW .\ ,trt:IlDlline(] \·.·r8100 of WENR-Music Cirde KSOO Dinner Concerl Tlllney; m.c. j AI Roth's Orch.: IIltl"l', opera, "CarUll'n"· the KMA-Orll{an Melodies Dance Orch.: WOW CJRM WHO-Judy & Jane, sketch KSTP- Youth in Schools WrCN ""~lnd In aD exciulh'e radio WLW Life of Mary Southern KMOX·Ozark Varieties KFJ\l Four Star Prgm. (Morll''', dlre(·ted by Oem,. WI'bE'r \\DGY-Mood MU'jic lt18S·Johnny Messner's Orch.: KSOO Sports; College Songs -will he hurd In JUlit onl"- WOW-Markets WEBC·Twilight Review KOA-liowie \VinIC WDGY KOIL- Lone Rangt>r WDAY·Jamf's Melton, tnr.j Orch. f1ST \\DAY-Road Bulletins; News lIt'ory: WDAY WTeN "rh'lI )I11r. In tht' title rolE', ~ BC·Steinie BoUle Boy's Jambo- NBe,Ba~' State Artillery Co. An· CDC-Dan McCowan: CKY CKX CBS\1arch of Games: KSCJ t>E'a:ln_ I Itl'" ""rl('I. AI Swt>u­ WEBC·Northwest Builder's Prrm. CJRM,Dance Orch. ree (Gins Containers Assn.): WLB-Music ni\'ersary Celebration: (sw- WHLB lOOP aud l'lul :\'u,l:E'ul will be In WENR (5w-l1.87) KFJM·American Legion Prgm. lhl' ~UllllOrtlnjt o;a~t, and Lt'llter WMIN-Sig Davis, sports 11.87) MBS,Virrinia Fair Entertains: NBC·Concert Ensemble: WTCN CJR\1-News W8BM·Jimmy Noone's Orch. 'rail will dirt>d. W!\IT·Auto Auctioneer WDGY CBS,Ju!>t Entertainment: hw­ KSOO WMAQ WOA Y KFBf-Home Gardner WMIN,Eveninc Echoes CBC-To be announced' CKX l'\DC-Felix Kniltht. tnr.: KFYR 6:30 CST 5:30 MST WMT-':'I'ewstime 11.83) (also at 9 p.m.) NBC-Those We Love. drama: KFNF-Club Cabana CKY NB(.Thr~ Romeos: WENR Littl. Orphan Annie: KSTP WHO KOA Music by CUl(at 8:45 CST 7:45 1>IST KFJM Hawaiian Melodies Nan Grey (Pond's Cream): WrCN KOIL WMT KFYR Terry & the Pirate5: WEBe WMT KOIL WLS KSO KOA KSOO-Musical Workshop CBC-Art Singer: CKY CKX KFYR-Kitt)· Keene CJRM·Harmoniers NBC-Don Winslow of the Navy, WHLB WTCN (sw-11.87) KSTP-F.B.l. Prgm. KOA-To iJf' announced shteh (Kellol!:gs): WMAQ New~: KMOX WOW WDGY-Eventide Echoes WBBM-John Harrington, news KSTP·\'ihat's Newt WOW WLW CKX-Murder Mysteries MBS-Lone Ranller, drama (Silv­ WEBC-Evening Musicale WDAF -D. W. Newcomer', Quartet WEBC-Monday Melodies CBSTo be announced: CKX CKY·Recordintl ercup): WGN WMIN -Moment Musicale WMIN-W. P. A. Prim. 28 G 7/84 \DIT ..\ Trip Through Sialara •·BC-Ray Kinney's Orch.: (s.... ­ WEXR·FJetcher Hender50D's Orch. weCO-Let's Celebrate 10:45 CST 9:(5 MST \\'TC~ ;\Iu~icale 9.53 ) WG,"-Jack Denn)'s Orth. WENR-Musk As YO'll Desire It NBC·Lang Thompson's Orch. 9:00 CST 8:00 MST CBS Ran Wilde's Orch.: KFAB WHLB-Gus Joseph~on WHAS·Baseball Game WDAY \VENR MONDAY NBC-Amos 'n' Andy (C.a.mpbell's KDAL WHO-James :\felton, tnr.; Orch. WLWPaul Sullivan, commentater CBS·Ronr Pryor's Orchestra: Soup). WOW WMAQ WOAF (.BC-Pari~ian Rhythms: CJR~I WJR·Baseball Scores; Peaceful WOW·Wilt Wawn' with Wamer K!l10X June \\ HO KOA \\'S~' KSTP WLlY CKX CKY Valley WSM-World in Review KSL-Dance Orch, 6 (al"O see 5 p.m.) Sp<,rt.. : KSTP WHO W'IAQ-Lou BrHse's Orch. WTCS -Baseball !::icores K!::iL·Youth Eduration Assn. Si~tl'fs W:\II~Varil'til"S CBS-Just Entertainment With K'IA Three WnlJ-Last Word in Sports WCCO-l'mpir"' A s'n KSTI>-Dance Orch. WBB:\I·James :\Ielton, tnr.; Or· W:\IT-Primary Election Returns Jack Fulton, tnr.; Andrews Sis ~IST WTC:o..'-Dictalors 11:30 CST 10:30 MST rhestra W5'IOn Par~de 10:15 CST 0:15 ten; Carl Hohengarten's Orch. Je~ten: 11:00 CST 10:00 MST CBS-Joe Sanders' Orch.: WBB:\! WDAF·Soloist WT(~·Front Paee NBC·Kin!:'i WEBCWHO (Wrif(ll'y'! Gum): ~SL KRNT ~OC-rrank Trumbauer's Orch.: WCCO KMOX KRST hUB WHLB-Olga Prosnick W'nIJ·Let's Celebrate CBS· Bernie Cummins' Orchestra: K\IB(" K\IOX WCCO KF,\U KRNT KSL WJR WHLB WHO WOW W),IAQ WEBC KS(J K:\I8C WSAX WTIU WJR·Let's Celebrate 9:45 CST 8:45 ~IST KFYR KOIL :-.'BC-Dean Fossler, on:ani<;t. WBB:\! WHAS WJR (also see WLW Kre~up Erion, sop, KBC-F1etcher Henderson's Or- 5 p.m.) CBS-Dick Gac;parre's Orch.: chestra WS~I WLW WOW NBC-Ouo Thurn'~ Orch. WOAY KFYR WDAY WTCN W~IAQ W:\IAQFort Pearson, news WBB),I WE:O:R WS:\I K:\1A KSTP KMA W\IIN ·Coral Islanders MB!::i-Kay Kyser's Orch. WTCN NBC·Aliu Jim m 'I Vall'ntine, NBCBilly Swanson's Orch.: KSL·~1usical CBS-,"octurne \,ith Franklyn NBC Freddy Martin's Orchestra: \VS:\l Riding the RaniI' Vignettes .. ketrh rDr. Lyons): KOll WHO WOW (li.....,-9.53) KSTP.Nicht Extra MacCormack: KSCJ KFAB KSTP WSM WHO WOW KOA WIMJ.Easy Aces WTeN W!\1T KSO WENR (also NBC· AI Donahue's Orch.: WTCN WCCO-Cedrit' Adams WNAX KRNT WBO~1 KMOX WLW WENR WEBC "ee 5 p.m.) 9:30 CST 8:30 MST KMBC·Everyolle is Presumed to WDAY·The 5hadow KMOC MBS· Vincent Pirro's Orch.: WMT NOC-Ray Kinney's Orch.: (sw· NBC·The Voice of Firestone; Mar- Know the Law WMIN·Rhumba Rhythm MBS·Jack Mar~hard's Orch.: KOIL KSO WG:-.' 9.53) garet Speaks, soprano; Mixed KOIL,Sports WTMJ -DiUlce Orrh. WG:-.' KSO WMT CJR\1·Pelile )'11l~icale Chorus; Symph. Orch.: KOA WHLB-Spirit of Courage 10:30 CST 9:30 MST CJRM·News CKY-Under the Big J;'op CBC-News: CKY CJRM CKX ~l'e To be announced: KSCJ WDAY (abo 6:30 p.m.) WTMJ·Today's Events NBC-Dance Orch.: WMAQ WLW CKY·Jot de Courcey Pre~enta KSL-Prl'~elltill!t the Players ,""\\s: KMA WMIN CBS-Pick &: Pat (Model Smoking 10:00 CST 9:00 MST WHO WSM WOW KOA-The Westernaires WDAFDance Ot'th. KFYR-N. D, Farmf'fS Union Tobacco); Benny Kruel{er's NBC-King's Jesters: KSO KMA CBS-koger Pryor's Orrh.: KMBC KSL·Youth Education Ass'n WHA5-Dream Serenade WF.O(.D·X Safety Club; Vaneties Orch.: KSL WCCO WNAX (sw·6.14) WBO~1 \',,·:O:AX KRNT WHLB WCCO-Jackie Heller, songs WMIN· \lidnight Reveriu WDAF-Nighthawks WHLB·Mid·Continent KRXT WHAS K:\10X (also see CBS-Bernie Cummins' Orch.: n'JR KFAB KSCJ 11:45 CST 10:45 MST \\'~AX-Hits & Bits 6:30 p.m.) KFAB WBB" KSCJ WSAX :SBC·Lan~ Thompson's Orch.: WLW·Tw'ent)·.Four Hour Review CKR ~twS WB1J-Kilowatt Hour K:\IOX K:\I8C ("..... --6.12) KFYR WEBC WTCN KMA Wlll~'-Ne..... s; Swing Session YMOX-When Day Is Done 9:15 CST 8:15 MST SBC·AI Donahue's Orch.: KSO ~BCF1etcher HendeNOn's Or· (5..... ·6.1") WIC,", R.amona 12:00 CST 11:00 MST CBS·Lum &: Abner (Postum): WDAY WLW KSTP WEBC chestra: WMAQ KOA WDAF MBS-Boh Crosb)"s Orch.: KOIL 11:15 CST 10:15 MST Sew~: KOA Wl\IIN \''''HO WHAS KMOX KRNT weco C&-Dick Ga5parre's Orch.: 'lBS·Kay Kyser's Orch.; KOIL KSO WMT WG~ KSTP MBS-Jade. Marshard's Orch.: K'fOXDancinr Time K~IBC KSL (also 5ft: 4:45 KFAB KD.U (5..... ·6.12) WG~ KSTP CBC·Listt'tl to the Band: CKY WLW KSL-~trin( Trio p.rn ) ~'BC Bilh· Swan,on's Orrh.: CBC-Woodhou~e Ha.... kins: CKY CJR'I CBS·That Certain Four: KSCJ KSTP Dream Ship \"'DAr" K'IA KFYR (sw.9.53) CKX CJR'I Dance Orch.: WDAF WMTN KF.-\B "'SAX KRXT WDB),I WBBRJimmie Soone's Orch. NBC-Untie Ezra (Alka-Seltzer): \nll~ WDA Y KOA WOW (also s« CBC-Audian Serenade: CJR:\1 ,"ews: WHO WDAY WJR K:\toX ~e..... s K!llBC WG. ·-Jack Denny's Orch. 5:15 p.m.) CKX CKY WEB( WHLB KOA-Orrin Tucker's Or~h. CJR:\1Eventide EchOl's WLWBilly Snider's Orcb. S-e'\~ WBB~t KOIL KMBC KFYR-\\'eather & News WCCO·Rollie JlIhn~on KMOXAI Habn's Orcb. WOW :\Iusical Prgni. WOW ,"BC·Dance Orch.: WEBC KSL·Pinto Pete WHAS-Dance Band KSL·Xe.....,s End of Monday Programs

Tuesday June 7, 1938 Tuesday

NBC·Jerry Sears' Orrh. KOll MBS-Get Thin to Music: WDGY NBC,The O'Neill!, sketch (Ivory 11,00 CST 10:00 MST 11:30 CST 10:30 MST KSOO WDA Y KFYR KOA KOIL Flakes): \nlAQ WOW WLW NBC·Glenn Darwin, bar.: (sw­ MORNING News: WEBC KSCJ NBC,John's Olher Wife. skl'tch ("w-15.21) KOA 15.33) (Louis Philippe): WHO WOW :-.'BC-Oxydol' Own Ma Perkins, CKX-Markets; What's on the Air ,"or "taU. 0' conte.1 On tt". P.... IIr.... turn to tl>. in.",. bac:" _. CBS· The Goldbergs, sketch (Ox­ KSTP CK Y·Organ Reveries 1:00 CST 6:00 MST sketch: WLS (sw·1511) XBC-Bailty Axton, tnr.. KOIL ydol)· weco K:\!OX KDAL NBC· Words & Music: WM,4.Q ~BC Breakrast Club: Orch. & CBS·Stepmother, skelch (Col­ KFBI Household Hour KSO W~1T \\'BB:\I (5 ....,·15.27) (~w-15.33) K~IOX KFXF-P.ul & Jrving Soloists; Ne.....s: WEBC WDA Y I(3te) WCCO WBD" CBr Talk b", O' \rn' \brsh: CKX 'IBS-Jack :\Ianhard's Orcb.: CBS-Road of Life, "ketch (Chip. Market Reports KSCJ WDGY KFYR-8I'uy & Bob, rt r KFJ\I CommencemeM Spkr WHLBBettv Ad.lm KFDY".Irkeh; John 'I, R)'an C&.\luic in the Air. ~ews: ,·BC-Ori inalities: KOIL KSOO-Baker's Varitty PrJlll. KF,"FWealher; l\1ukets; News KFHt Rudy Sten's Cowho)s ~8e·Da,·id WLW-Dr. Fri~ndly KDAL hw·21.52> Harum, skl!!tc.h (Bab­ KSTP Dan lIudinr's Wife KOA <. 010. Acri. Collqe KFSF,Lullab)' Lester ~e..... s~ KFHt WOW WMT WLW 0): WHU KSTP WMAQ WOW Wm.N·Woman' Outlook WAAW'f.lrkets KSTP Hou hold Forum ket~ W_\IT-Loui~ Hathaway KFYR \I,ll '" Polil'e BUnetln5 \\'LS "',"AX (lw.215) WBB:\1 Thuma Conrad Saw)'er WDGY·Charl" Sengir KMADu~tin' the Fiddle 1:30 CST 6:30 ~IST CB ·Mat') Lee Taylor (P,t WTC. . Around the Town WCAL·llOur Church WGS'lan on State StfH'l ~IST KOA-On the Mall CB~ Jo)-'u Jordan, girl interne, .\tillc) WBBM KRNT KMOX 9:45 CST 8:45 WDA r Mililary Band WHLBltalian \Iu~ic KBC-Getting the '1O!1t Out of KSOO·Graiu Quotations; Music ketrh (Calox Toothpowder & KFAB WDGY Shopper Sp('cial WIIO nan lIardin.'s Wile, sketcb by Cua:al; Question Box Sh~rf)', Life, Or. Wm. Stidrer Sohdifie,l Albolene) WBB:\I MBS·Elinor ong": KSO 1. WGX-'Ielody Contrasts WLS '1elooy Parade WDAYMan on the Street Hou~eboat (Flei chmann's Yeast): (sw· CBS, Fred Feibel, organist: KDAL Hannah, s k etc h : WHO Houseboat HJnnah \nll. -New~; Here Comes the WEBC. Varietil"S; Sally Service :'-O<'>Landt Trio; News: (sw· WEBC WHLB 15.21 ) WLS·The :\1u iral Chore Boys Band W(;~Mark('ls: CBS·Aunt Jenny's Stories (Spry): .Q.Midday Service 21.5) CKX-Poet's Corner \\'LW .'ews Ri,·er; Weather; W,"AX-Sonll:s of Jimmy Morgan WIlLB-S..... ing Ses~ion NDCBreakfast Club; News: CKY·Good Morn:ng Neighbor WDBM KRNT KMOX KFAB Live Stork WNAX weco WLB·Forum WTCN KFJ!lI.Singing !::itring W:\Il'l"Bullelin Board 11:15 CST 10:15 MST WLSMarkets: Nl'wS NBC Vi~nnese En l'lDble: WTCN \IBSVirtor Lindlahr WGN KF,"F-lleadlines 10:30 CST 9:30 MST WLW Live Stock & Poultry Re. KOIL KSOO W_ IT CBS, VIC & Sade, sketch (Cri ~e~s: KSTP KSOO WAAW KFYR'larketsj Top 0' the Dial NBC·Nat'l Farm &: Home Hour: ports. ~e"s MUs.ifaI Clock: WMI WOW KOIL K.I.\-5. O. S. Club Pn:m, !'iDC-Road of Life, ketch (Chip­ KFYR WFBC WDA Y W'IAQ co) WOB\I K'fOX KDAL WMIN-Musinl Newsy 1:45 CST 6:45 MST WLW,The Goldbergs, ketrh so) W:\IAQ WLW KOA WTC," KSOO KSO K"A WC(O \\·,"AX WHLB (Sv. \HII,Sl\l'('t & S"ing CB~ Bachelor's Children (Old W!\tIS.News; Musiul Memc.nn to."BC-Kitty Keene, sketch (s",·15.21) 1521) \\':'\IAX·Grandma Travels Dutch CJeanser): ){)tux W,tr . ·ews fOreh): KSIP WHO WOW ~,~=- ~a ·t': 2~f:"--::~ -0:: \VTe~·Strinc CBS Romance of lIelen Trent, too>. IIh_i., _'... ",,,, Irio weco KRXT KFAB (5w-2152) W. ·.-\X-Ih'rticultural . utes WOA Y KFYR KOA sketch (Edna w",lIace Hop. .I_,t_ ".ul.. .hy...r. 11:45 CST 10:45 MST CBs Eton Boys: KDAL CKXZeke \bnners' Ganl _'BC ~trl. \\"u 01 the Cabba~ 9:15 CST 8:15 IUST CKY.Dance Tunl"S prr) WOB\I I\R.·T KFAB "BC..Just Plain Bill, sketch •·BC· nlltH and Wolverton: K~IOX Patch. ,keuh (Old En(lish ~BC·Vic &. S;ade, sketch (Cris- KFHI "arkl'ts (Kol)nOl) WOW KSTP WMAQ "BS Studin & "ketches in Blark FIOO1' Wax) KsTP WOW WIIO CBS Ed"',jrd :\t.uHu~h, Gospel ~IST c,,) WLS \\LW hw 15.21) KF.TCharle-)· o-us 8:00 CST 1:00 :,~=. ~a 2~r:.::..'t.~ & White \DII ~BC ThrH Romt'Otl: (~-1533) Slftf;1'T I h·ary Soap) \\'8B'1 CBS Pretty Kitty Kel'y (Wt'nde' ·to;: -':: K:\IA Son,-"s, by Johnny 1533) ~:':::It.a;j,J'I: Sews. wocr WG.· K:\IOX WCCO O,.ad) KSCJ KMOX weco •. -'... A..· KoA Ki.tt\· Kl'ftle (~XFarmer' CKY -Old Refrains ~8C Hour NBC _.\nnrh.lir Quartet: KOIL KUXT WBB" LorftltO J ...", \Philllps) KSCJ-A ..4.·.U,W CKY,reID Tudor KFXF Slim & Sally Wl\1A~ WDAY WE8C (sw 15.21) ,"Be Just Xei(-hbor skdch: WO\\ WHO KSTP \\'CAL-Devotion KFSF FUllk Fil!ld K'1A,The :\Iounuinl'l'rs MBS Lunrhli>On Dance ~lu ic: CBS Richard ~Iu:well. IOnls: WDGY·\·arieUles KOIL KSO KL WrCN K!lU KOIL :\1"rnJnr "Iodin KOIl. -\\ "In Tim, KsO ( v. 15.21) KSCJ WCCO WEB(.BeHer on Family KSCJ-Wom'n', Re,·iew K5CJ Sons of Pi<)n«n Sew KOA WDGY W~AQ :"B(;Mrs WiUs of the Cabb..e l\BC-Brel'n & de Rose: WMT WC'" To be announced KSTP·llou~ebo.lt lIannah WAA\\' \I"rket W:\1T Patch, sketch (Old EncUsh WTCN W:\lIS Go pel Sint::er WCCO-HaI'P), Gllmans WOGY-Theater Club of the Air KFHt M.arkets WJ.:t): WMAQ CKX Betty Moore, home decora 10:00 CST 9:00 I\oIST WHLB,Stock Quot.tions WG,"Lunrheon Dance Music KIo" 'F-AlbUa John Coffee Pot Inn ~ WHO WNAX lion, Newsy Jij!."saw C85Mary Marjl:art't McBride, col WHO :\llrt • ~tarKe, sketch WLBChild Welfare KFYR-To be announced eKY·AlIan Caron, organist umnist (:\1 i nut e Tapioca): :\lu~ir \V:\ITTom Owells' Cowboys WOW WLB f Continued on Next Page) 8:15 CST 1:15 MST "FAB . ·1' ..... 5 & Markets WBB:\! KRNT K!\IOX WCCO WLSE\'elyn ''The Littel Maid" NDC·A her & Little Jimmy: \\ILS I& m I, 005 NBC·Jos.b Hi(:«ins o)f Finchville: Plpers \\GS-H.arold Turn.r, pianist KSCJ-LiVl'Stotk; Want Ad Ram­ K'O WDAY KOiL WLS (m· 9:30 CST 8:30 :\IST WHO The GolJbercs. bkelch bles 1521) .;Bt Gt'D Fed. of Women· Clubs, Wl~ :\brkel ,. ·e"s K~TP Jeaa Abbn­ CBS· Hilltop House, sketch (Palm· ('onsumeu Prgm_: WHO WOW WLW-The Editor's Daurhter WCCO-Grandma Travels K~IP olive Soap): KFAB weco \nl \Q Dan lIanlinc Wife wrna' "tork " rk t Rf'pCIrts W:-.'AX "'lOX WBB~I . 'BC Pepper YounK' Family, ,\\),U," ,"ews; World B90kman WG. - :\luSiul 'I.lil 80x , '.",~. 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CDC Oir; Sister: CKY CKX WDGY·Slim Jim C~~~~ke Carter, commentalor 5:45 CST 4:45 MST Ne ...... ; WMrN KFAB WAAW WLS·School Time B:OO CST (9:00 COT) Robert L, Ripley, NBC, (Hu~kie" & Post Touti(>l): NBC-Chuck Shank', Orchestra: KFJM News Oddities WMIN-New.; Orchestra (~w·ll.83) 8:30 CST (9:30 COT) KFYR WDAY KFr\F Farm Sale. &: News WMT Many Happy Returns; Jimmie Fidler, N 9C, CBC-W«kly Song Sheet: CKX \"BC·To be announced: KSOO KMA Weather &: Markets Germi.ln Band 8:45 CST (9:45 COT) Talk by Clark M. Eichel. CKY \lBS·Sovelty Choir; WGN KOA ~tate Ac..icultural Collece W~AX-Petroleum Parade berger, CBS. KFJM ,tu ieal Pn;m. CBC·Sport in Canada: CKX KOIL-Street RepOrter WTCN·lnquirinl Rq:IOrters KF:\fSludio PrIm. 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(White Naptha): WHO WOW CKX CKY NBC-Little Orphan Annie: (tw KMA-The Modernettes MBS·Morton Gould', Orchestra: News: WOW WOAY WHO WDAY WMAQ WEBC KSTP KH';f"Go~I>e1 Singer 9531533) KSOO-The Skyridt> KSO CKX.So~Js That Never Grow Old WLW KOA KrYR KSOO KOA O!ill Hudmg's Wife r\BC·Josejlh Gallicchio's Orch.: WBB~I-John Harrington, sport. Gabriel Heatter: \\·MT WHLB WDAY WHO KOA WCAL· Variety Hour fJRMMarkeh ~~:::gi:te~o~:~'. Orch. Judr l &. Jane, sketch WHLB KSOO Dr. Angelo Patn W~AX MBS·Johnson Famil,.: WOGY WCCO-Li\"eslock. KfJ'1-Weather; '1arkeb KFNFHl!nry Fiekl . . KSTP'1u5kalt> KfXF-Pentt>c~tal KMA-Weather & Nev.'. :"C.~C Ar~)" Band: \\ :'lIT \\(;[0 Ba,;ehall Game CKX :\lonitor Views the New, WDGY-\I00d 'lu~ic Singers Kfnl-Olle f. Skratthult ~Iickey KMIJX Linda's Firsl Love ~fAH :'\e\\s & !'ofarkets \\OGY-Gtm~ of Melody WEBC-Tv.ilucht Review K 'lA- & Her Guitar KSOO Sing, Neithbor SIJi~ K~D\ -Federal )mphony Orch. WHO·Dlck Leibert, orl3nist KF:\F·Gospel Singu WG. ·-Concert Orch. 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KSCJ 4:00 CST 3:00 MST WMIN -News; Orcheslra u~ Or~ani't NBC-Science in the News: KOA WTCN KSO WMT KOA ()I-\ lies "ii'll' Iht Four or WSM -John Lewis WNAX-The Mt>lodPefi 1~.21,> _, WLBC WTC~ (sw15_21) W\HQ KfYR WOW (sw·9.53) 11.87) WTCN-Popular COllcert CB?.II11,;hl."·ays to Health. KRNT Ba~ball Game: Wl\IT KFAB CBS·~ew~; Detl> River Bo)s; CBS Boake Cartt>r, commentalor 6:15 CST 5:15 MST W~.\X (Huskips & Post Toasties): KSCJ KDAL (sw15.27> . K:\IOX K:\I.\ KD.\L KSCJ WBB)1 NBC-AI Donahur's Orch.: WTCS 12:ol5 XBC BJcks ge Wife, dramatic I CKXUniver~ity Lecture K:\IQX WBB~I KDAL WCCO CST 11:45 t\IST SBC Paul Sabin·s Orl"h,; KSOO 'fBS-\1',rlon GUlrld· Orl"h. WG:i .-8C Hymns of A!I Chur;he~, ~E'lch (?r. L.yonl). \\MAQ I CKY-Hecordings W~.\X WTC.· KSCJ KFAB KR"T t JU\I-o,'1p • MelvJih (Gold Medal):. WMAQ WOW \\.0\\ KSTP. \\110 ~O.\ .. 1 KrHI \hl ic SlLorenade CBC·Paul Sabin's Orch.; CKX WHLB KFnt-Xew KOA KSTP WHO.( w.1533) CB( (I b .\1atlllee .C~\ .CK\.IKF.l- \ 1If'1) He\.ue ~~: .. 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WMIN News; Variety Shol-\ WHO Rh)·thm Makers WDGY ~SCJ-Llve6tock; farm Flash \\EDC-Stock Quotations; After· WOW Kilt)· Keene, ..ketch WLW To be announced eBr'1.lIo, R,il CJIt~1 CKX 6:30 CST 5:30 MST K500 News noon Interlude W\lI.· :'\e\\s; Potpourri News: CK Y KfNf ~IST NBC-Wayne KIng's Orch. (liidy WBBM Hou1l'boat Hannab. uetch WUlB·Stock Quotation. 3:15 CST .:15 KFJ:\1 Birthda)' Be:11 Esther): WOW WMAQ KSTP WCAL.Today', Crusade \\ I.B-J')lf:ph Coben, reading CBS Jack Shannon, tnr KSCJ 4:15 CST 3:15 MST Kn R- You Shall Hne Rhythm ·e~.: KfYR WDAY WEBC WHO WCCO Musical P"\"Ul WL W n, Hardin!!':'. Wif.. WlllB . -BC Tn be annoullced; . K.IA-Su hine Tim WThll WDAF WSM KOA (..... WDCY-Gu.in &. Poultry !darketl \\ 11· !WS, Cooki C School CBC B kwoods B kdown CKX WOAY ''''EBC KFYR (sYo WOAY·lnnne Aim & the Five 953) '\G. Len Salvo, orp t ,\ X P 'rie Or a B}I eKY 953'513) .·<.Itn 30 C 'i/34 NBC·Horace Heidt's Br~adlers jJ.all, nt lit tbe iklll .\br.haDi CBS-Just EnterUinment (Writ­ 9:45 CST 8:45 )IST Frequencies (Alemite): WS~t KOIL Koo HOllM" For lo(·orabll'ft. )It.. 'nll­ ley's Gum): Jack Fulton, tnr.; MBS-Int'l Liars fraternity _WLW ~B..·HO tin Il,. will I~ lr.""J)Drte Orch WEBC·:'o1illnf'sota Arrowhead As· X.A·930 WHO.IOGO KFYR-~lemory Baseball XBC·Rila Rio'! Orch. W1\IT don: CKX CKY WDAY KFYR KOIL WTCi'i KOILSports sociation K1IIIIC-950 W,JR.'l'50 KMA-Cottollwood Corners To announced: CJRM KSCJ XIlQX·I090 WLB-llI&O be K50 KSTP-Mr. Editor WMIN DanJ:e Time KSL-Empire Proltress Series KFJ:\t·Mrs. Horner's Piano Pupils KOA·830 WL8.870 cnC-N I'IY~ r J RM CK Y CKX WBBM·Primary Election Returns Wl\-IAQ-Fletrher Henderson's Orch. KOIL·lR80 WLW.700 KSOOSporh Revue KMA·Music:a1 Varieties WI CO-Tand}' MacKenzie WDA Y-Old Chestnut. News: WMIN WMT 10:45 CST 9:45 MST XRNT·1320 WIlAQ-670 KSL Pioneer Fighters WDAF,Let's e"lebrate WE~n. K8C1·133O WJfi}f.I3'70 WDGY· Melo Orch.. KOIL WJR NBC·Jimmie Fidler's Hollywooo Dance Orch. WDAF KMnc KOA We:;ternaires & \1en of the NBC-InfOf"mation Plea$E", Quiz Guests (Camel Cilarettes): K\I.\ WlSR West Pr~.; WTC," (!;wl1.87) KR~l WBB:\-f WHLB K~OX Gossip (nrene): KOA WDAf NBC-Dance Orch.· (sw·9.53) KFYR-Wealher &- News WHO wOW WLW WMA'I K~IOX-Travelogue KSL·Portraits of Great Women MBS·Green HOrnl'l. drama :WDGY WCCO WHAS KSCJ KMBC MBS-E'lric 'ladrilroera's Orch.: KSTP-Bernie Cummins' Orch. W~AX \\1')IJ KSTP WS~t WEB( KOA-:\Iy S«ret Ambition WGS KSO \\"1T WJR KSl Kt"AB KDAl WGS KSO WDAF-Nightha"'k CBC-;\l Jolson: CK Y CKX KfYR WDAY CBC·Scrub Oak Hollow, Oi.X WCCO-Ad,·enture in S('ienc" hw·lI.83) ,-...... of MOU..- .... "Mol· WLW-T",'enty.Four Review _0' i..... WEBC·Ne"s·Tribune lime CJRM-Tin Pan Alley Goes MJ 1,_ SIIc>._,,·' ,,, CKY (JR\1 WMIN-Newsj Swine $('ssion Town NBC-Fibber McGee & Company, eI ....'0 Qu..... Sport,: KSTP WHO WENR-Music As You Desire II conledy sketch (Johnson's WTC'O·RamOlla KFJ\1 Ed Butler, ~ports CBS· Ray J-1eatherton, bar.: KSL Ne~s; W\IAQ WSAX WHLB-Tribune lime KMAWeiltherj ~ews & Sports Wax); WDA Y KFYR WOA Y KF'iF 'ilj.:k l.ucas WLW -Paul Sullivan, comentator 11 :15 CST 10:15 MST WERC WSM WDAF WHO KFAU KMOX KDAL KMBC KOIL·Master Sinlters WDAF Easy Aces WOW-Wie; Wa~~in' with Wae;ner NBC-Freddie Ebner's Orchestra: WOW WTMJ WMAQ KSTP KRN r WBBM WillB (sw. KSCJ·:\-Iaurice PelJi~~ier's Orch. 11.83) WEBC·To be annoullced WSM-World in Review KSTP WI.W KOA fo:w-9 ')3) WTCN-Ba~ebw·6.14) KSL-News WLS-Eventide Sin~ers KSO K01L KSOO WTCN (sw. WTMJ-Vocal Varieties WHO WEBC WOW CBC·Drama Series: CKY WLW·Bert Block's Orch. WL\\' To be announced 11.87) KFJ:\l Tex & His Br()llcho Bust· 9:30 CST 8:30 MST CBS-Art Shaw's Orch.: WNAX W. II~ -EI Herbert MBS·Sa)' It With Words: WDGY NBC·Johnny Presents (Philip KRNT K\tOX WHLB 11 :30 CST 10:30 MST CBC Ever)bodY·5 Hour: CKX '"KMA :\Iu~ic All Your Own MOlTis); Russ Mo~an's Ordl. NBC-Rudy Vallee's Orch.: WS\I NBC-Dean Fos l~r. organist: 6:45 CST 5:45 ~IST CKY KOIL·TI'fater Comique WSM WEBC KFYR KOA KFYR KSO WDA Y KFYR WTCN W IAQ WEBC ('JH.\t Jimmie AIlt'r. WDAY (011,0 see 6 p.m.) ~IBS-Xuier KM.\ WD1J CBS-B~ke Carter, commenutor WCCO-Harold St.usen Cugat's Orch.; KOIL KFJ\I Seibel's Orch. WGN The Northerners CBS-Big Town (Rinso), Starring KSTP . 'id'lt Extra CBSHenfi Gll'ndrOft Clr1h"lra (Hu~kies &: Post TOilsties) K'IOX KRNT KFAB K\lBl K5L K:\IA Markets; Weather, News WH.\S Here'. to You Edward G. Robinson & Cb.ire weco Cedric Adams \\ n.n Til be announced WJ It The Camera Speds Trevor. KSL (also see 6 p.m.) WHAS·Nnros KSCJ WBB\I W!IIAX Win~ W(j~ To be announ,·ed \\·MI~-U, M.l~quen ~BC-Kinll:' Je ter KOA KSTP CJ R \1 Howie of M. NBC-Lou Breelte's Orch.; WMAQ WJR· \1editiltion Kf'J1\f Old Filvoritt's WI.B·ew \\:'-lAX,Prairie Dream Boys WLW Burt farber's Orch. WENR WIIO WOW W\IIN St. Paul Sc:hools KSO MBS-Charl"y Rand.III's Orch. KMA Tune JuC';glers CBS-Happy Felton's Orch.: KSCJ WMIN Rhumba Rhythm KOIL·Around Omaha ~IST 8:45 CST 7:45 MST WTCN-Wre tlinlt W\1T WG~ KSO KOIL 1:45 CST 6:45 CBS-Talk by Clark M. Eichel· WHLB KFAB WNAX KDAL KSOO-\1u~ical \1omenh CJ n:\1 \1aestros of Modern Music WTMJDanc(' Orchestras Oanre Orch. WOAF WDA Y berger KRST KMBC WIILB (s1Y-6.12) '\"CAL·Tem~rall(·f' TOllk KFJ\I WPA Adult Education Pro· KSL KFAB K:"otOX KD.\L weco NBC-Hichard Himb('f's Orchc. 10:30 CST 9:30 MST (JR\1 Trea..-ur" Ch" t Will B Or~an \fonds tram (~w·9.53) CBS·...I Joison's Show: KSL (. w.I1.83) tra; CKY-The Old Gardl'lIer WLW Burt Farber', Orch, K'I.\ Evenine Vicit C8C:\tart Kenlle}'~ Orch.• CKY also see 6:30 p.m.) W\lIN -Lt'amin~ton Trio WG~-Tornorrow's Tribune; Sports weco- :"o1l'n of \Ivlorl)' . 'Be To be allnouncnJ KSTP (KX SBC Bob . aUtJder'c Orch KFYR Dre~m W\lT FaQ\Ous fortunet u1ebrity Parade WHAS . renade WUAF WOW WMAQ WLW Ne'" K01L WBDM KMBC WS'l WTC~ WDA Y K\IA Ralld~lrs lIandel ROA WIIO ( .,·9.53) WLW-Cha5. Oreh. \\ L.' WOW ("., 6.14) W:\iL· \fidrol ht Reverie 1:01 CST 6:00 M T W;'otIS Evelltide Echoes NBC WOllter Kel~ s Orchntra: Baseball Gam" \It!tiT WHAS (B· Johnny Lonf Orch.: WJR CBS-Watch the Fun Go By 8:00 CST 1:00 !lIST WDAY Sport: WDAF K,IOX 11 :45 CST 18:45 )1ST KsCJ WBO\1 KHD K\IHl CDS·Jimmy ~oone' Orche tra (Ford); Al Pearce's Gane, CBS·Time to Shine; Hd Kemp's MUSIcal ~1'Mnalt ; KFYR W~'1 eJR:\t Huold Greftl s Orch. Wt\\X RR. T WIILB (",. Arlene Harri., bum3n rbatter Orrh.; Judy Starrj Bob Allen (JIUIThe Higt'~aymfn KMA Leo Dae(eS' Orch. 6.11) KS(J \\'B8\1 KR:'-lT KF_\B W\fBC 007; C.arl HoH's Orch.: KFAB (Griffin Allwite): KMBC WJR KSL-Poetic Paradise KSTP True Det«tive \1y!>terin ~BC·AI Jahn's Or('h. WHO CKY-News WNAX KRNT KMOX WCCO KF.o\B KMOX \\ HAS KRNT y, BB"-Arthur Godfrey weco James \1eltoo, tnr.;. {)reh. WOW KSTP WLW K'IOX Whtn Day h Done WIlB\f KMBC KSCJ WHAS WBB\1 hw·l1.83) WEBC-Sodahl's Orch. WE~R Andy Kirk's Orch MBS·Oi('k Leibll'rt's Orch.: WGN WlILB WJR (sw.ll.83) (also WJR-\1u~ical Prim. WG:o( -Ennio Bulognini's Orch, WMT KOIL KSO 12:00 CST 11:00 MST NBC-Robert L. "Believe It or W101T A Trip Thro

Wednesday June 8. 1938 Wednesday

KFNF-Morning \"·or hip MU.lcal Clock _ WTCS WEBC KFNF·TrN Planten WLB Tune Signals SBC.-The Story of Mary Aohrlin. KMA Mornin, Watch CJ\\ ~ews & Weather KSCJ-To be announced WLS-Thf' Novelodeons aketch (Ivory Flakes)' WLS MORNING 1:45 CST 6:45 ~IST KFABlime 'II' Tunes WCAL·.a.Dlvine Servi:e WLW-Hilltop Hou~, ketch (sw-15.21) Si~nal WMIN-Breakbst Bell .._ "''''il. ef c."'••t thl. _ CBS Fiddler's Fancy (sw·21.52) KI'J\I M,lrkcts WDAY-Time Prgm, g ..... 'ur" '0 ,,,, ,,,., _k __. Fa~hion WOW-Betty Crocker CBS-Bachelor's Children (Old KFNF-Today at Eight WED(:\tirror of NBC-Ori,dnaJities: WTCN KSO 1:00 CST 6:00 MST Dutch Cleanser) . KMOX KFYR·Prof. Sauerkraut's German WHO What to Serve Today 8:45 CST 1:45 MST &. MBS·Orrean Recital; WOGY NBC-Breakfast Club j Soloists WCCO KRNT KFAB Band WLW·Myrt & Marge, sketch N8C,Ox}·d_ ~.,,' lthy",er. K:\tA-Earl May's Visit 5:30 CST (6:30 COT) Living History, CBS. WDG Y-Grain &: Poultry Mkts. 2:15 CST 1:15 MST NOCLorell7.o Jones, sketch (Phil KSOO·Baker's Variety Prgm. WLS-Gabriel Healtl'r; Mark,ts NBC-Stl'lIa Dallas, ketc:h (Milk lip,) : WOW WMAQ WHO KSTPOiln Hardin!it's Wile 5:30 CST (6:30 COT) Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde, WLW-Kitly Kl'l'ne. Inc., sketch of Ma!itnesia): WMAQ KSTP KSTP W\AW-Markeu NBC. WMIN Frank & Margie WHO KOA WOW CBS 1)'IIlJ'." Cheshire's Nat'l Hill WCAL-,Q.Our Churc:h \\IMT-lol'I'a Cornhuskers :'mC-Club Matinee: WEBC billy Champions: KSCJ KRNT \-VOAYOude Ranch NIGHT WNAX-D. B, ~urney :\101 Perkins. sketc:h: KFJM WLW NBC Breen &: de Rose: WreN WDGY·Shoppers Spedal 6:00 CST (7:00 WTeN Front Page KFNF-Poultry H"lps KSO WMT WEBC Betty & Bob, skttch COT) Cavalcade of America. 1:00 CST 12:00 MST Kf YR-.ludv &: Jane Pot8 . Baehelo,', Children, sketcb WGN ,Don Pedro's Maiic: Violin CBS NBC-Attorney at Law. sketc:h KMA-Paint Bo)'S (Johnson's Floor Wax): WLS IOtOX,Onl' ~\'on"n·. Ol)inion (Cllda~y Pac!cing Co) WGN WHLB-Betty and Bob, sketc:h 6:00 CST (7:00 COT) One Man's Family. NBC. CKX-~('",sy JigSiiw \\ HO Hnu~eboat Hannah KOIL (Jw.15.21> WDGYDream Weners Kf.:\8 News &: Markets WLS,The "u~ic:al Chore Boys 6:30 CST (7:30 COT) Ben Bernie and Lew Lehr. NBC·Stor)' of Mary Marlin. sketc:h WHLB-Music: for Moderns KF~FThe Tree Planters WMIN-BulJetin Board CBS (Ivory Flakes): WLW KOA \\ "lAX Your Favontl'\ KFYR Hymns of All Churehet 10:30 CST 9:30 MST WOW WHO KFYR KSTP 2 :30 CST 1:30 MST KMA Homemakers' Chat NBC-Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: 6:30 CST (7:30 COT) Tommy Dorsey'. Orches. WEBC WDA Y WMAQ NBC·Club Matinee: KFYR J,MO); Housphoat Hannah, sketch KFYR WDA Y KSOO WMAQ tra NBC CBS-All Hallds on Deck: KSCJ ,'\InC·The Hu.e:-hes Reel. \\ith Rusb KOJl,Polly tilt Shopper KDAL WHLB WCCO KFAB HUllhes. c:omm. (Borden Co.): KOA KSO WEBe WTCN KMA 7:00 CST (8:00 COT) It May Have Happened, KSOQ Woman's World (sw·15.21 ) (sw-15.33) WMAQ WOW WHO KSTP WBBM,E:ditnr', Daul/;hter. s.ket('h NBC. CKY-Danc:e Tunes KOA WEBC CBS Romanc:.. 01 Iiel..n Trent, KFDY·Hou~l'keepers' Chat CBS-Deep River Boys: \VHLB \\'DA Y!\filCinCl' Spoon Prcm 7:00 CST COT) WOCY-This Rhythmic Ar:.e sketrh tEdna Wallac:e Hopper); (8:00 Fred Allen. NBC. KFJM·Hit of the Day KSCJ KRNT (sw·15.27) WEDC-Around the Clock with WBBM KRKT KFAH KMOX 7:00 CST (8:00 COT) Grace Moore. CBS. KFNF-Grah Bat Show MBS·Barron Elliol'S Orc:h, :WOGY Kay; Woman's Hour; News CKXfarmer-' Hour KMA~telody Time CKX·Conc:ert Varieties WHLB \1orning Mu!'icale CK Y-Organ Reveries 7:30 CST (8:30 COT) Boston "Pops" Orchestra. KMDX-Met't the Missus CKY-Allan Caron. orJanist WMIN -SOIlIt Stylist KFJM Variety Show NBC. \\'DGY-~Iim Jim KFJM Floyd Johnson's Orc:b. WNAXGeofgp German'. Pied KFNF-Frank Field WLB-Bob Beaulieu. pianist KFNF-Helen Fisc:her Pil~rs KOIL-Morning Melodies 8:00 CST (9:00 COT) Symphonic Strings, MaS. WMIN·News; Orchestra KMA-Musical Varieties 9:30 CST 8:30 MST KSCJ-Women's Review WMT·Many Happy Returns; KMOX-Judy & Jane NBC-Pepper Young'. Family, KSTP·Houseooat Hannah 8:00 CST (9:00 COT) Kay Kyser's MUllcal KIa.. German Band WfCO·Front Palle Parade sketch (Camay Soap); WLS WCCO·Happy Gilmans and Dance NBC WNAX PeTroleum Paradl' WLB-Aflernoon Conc:ert (!m-15.21) WDGY·New~ 8:30 CST 19:30 COT) Edgar A Guest. CBS. 1 :15 CST 12 :15 MST WLWHeart of Julia Blake CBS !Jilt Si-ter, sketch (Rinso) WG:ol·Quin Ryan'" News Commen· NBC-Oxydol's Own l'tta Perkins. WNAXGeorfe German's Pied KF\B WRRM KRNT weco tary 8:30 CST (9:30 COT) Minstrel Show. NBC. s:':ctch: WOW WDAY KSTP Pipers \\ \ \;~ KMQX WHLB·Stock Quotations WIIO WMAQ WEBC KFYR 2:45 CST 1:45 MST NBC· Hello Peggy, sketch (Ora WHO-Myrt & Mar!;e. ~ketc:b 10:30 CST (11:30 COT) L1gh1s Out. NBC. KOA CBS,Doris Rhodes. songs: KSCJ no); WMAQ KSTP WOW WHO WLB·Lecture :mc.Continenlal Varieties: KOIL WHLB (sw·15.27) MRS Get Thin to Music: KOIL \\'LS Evelyn "The Little Maid" KSOO KSO WrCN (sw·15.33) NBC-Girl Alone, sketch: WMAQ WOG\' KSO WLW,News; River; Weather. CBSAI~ Hallds On Deck: KRNT NBC·Club Matinee: WEBC rKX l\1:arkets; What's in the Air Live Stock WLB·l\fu~it KOIL·Slreet Reporter MBS-Moods in Music:: WMT CBC·To be announc:ed; CKY CKX (".BC·London Caltinll: CKX CKY· Dance Tunes WMIN-Mid-Mornini Conc:ert W:\IT Tom Owens' Cowboys KSOO-Jack Marlow, songs Houseboat Hannab. sketch: KFJM lIousehold Hour WMT-Music: for Today 11:30 CST 10:30 ~IST WBB~t-lIhl1hattan CKY·Your Daily Bread WOW WHO Mother.•ketch ~orris KFN"F Paul &: Irving \'wNAX-Happy Jac:k's Old TImers NBC-John's Other Wife. sketc:h \\'DA Y- \'ariely Prim, KFDY·Dorothv J. KFSF-Gospel Sinier KFYR Betty" Bob WOW·Prettv Kitty Kelly, sketc:h (Louis Philipl>e) ~ WOW WHO \\'DGY-Luke 'n Duke KFJM·Punle Pr(m. KMOX·Dopc from the Dugout KFNF·Studio Pr!itm. KOA Dan Harding's Wife KOA Financial Service 10:45 CST .:45 MST KSTP WG~ Harold Turner. pianist KMA Mu~ic:al Varietiees K~TP-Voic:e KSCJ Nt'\\!, Want Ad Rambln fBS·Our Gal, Sunday. .ketc:h NBC·Your Health: WMAQ (sw­ WHLB·Lunc:heon Melodies of £Xpelienc:e KSOO·Arislcx:rats (Anac:in) : W8BM KRNT 15.33) WLB-Christl'nsen KMOX 'Household Hints; Let'. WCCO-Baseball Game WAAW Markets KMOX KFAB CBS Road of Life, sketch (Chip Compare Notes WDGY·Gems of Melody WLW-Linda's First Love WAAW-Market Close & Summary WCAl-Book Talk NBC-Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: so): \\ISBM Kl\10X WMT'Cedar Valley Hillbillies WLB·Sibehus Symphony WDA Y Grandma Travels WLW CBS-To be annonunced: (sw­ WCCO· Betty & Bob WLW·To be announced 12:15 CST 11:15 MST \\ILB-Pianist W(j~ Pair.ted Dream. MBS·Reveries: WMT 21.52) NBC-Let's Talk It Over: WTCN WN.\XBetty Lane's Southerr.ers \\L~ Jlolllcmakers' Hour WHLBBetty Adams CSC-Music: Shop: CKX MBS-Ru Battle's Orc:h.: KOIL (5",·15.21) 3:00 CST 2:00 MST WLW·Midstream, drama Conc:ert~: WLW "hart. Short SlorY CKY-Young Widder Jon" WDGY NBC-Arnold Grimm's Daughter, CBS-Keyboard WHLB WMIN Woman's Outlook KFJM·Markets CKX-Time and Wo:-atber; Now sketc:h (Gold Ml'dal): WMAQ WMIN·G)·psy Strings hSCJ KDAL W\tt Homemakers Exchange KFNF,Requ~t H)·mns .nd Then WLW KOA KSTP 1:3U CST 12:30 MST NBC.Wilmington Handic:ap :WMAQ WreN -Around the TOW[1 KOIt. M Orch. WENR KMOX-SpOrts KSO KOIL WMT WSM·Talk by Mrs. W. J. COJ( (s~-11_87) KMOX-Ozark Varieties Koo KOA I.; ·ht tin th~ Welt Dance Orch.; KM8C WTMJ 6:45 CST 5:45 MST CBC·Symphonic String,: (JRM • :30 CST 3:30 MST KOA 1I0wie Wing CBS-BoOilke Cuttr, commentiltor KSTPPohtical Prgm. CKY·Today's Music ~ketch CKX CKY CBS Boake Carter, commentator KSOO-Di(k Tracy, (Huskie, &: Post Toutie.): WOAto·-Ne"comer', Quartet KSL-Wednesday Concert (Huskies & Post ToastieS>: WBB:\,..lollywood Food Secrets KSL To be announud: WTeN KSCJ WGS Jack Denny's Orch. KSTP·Bernie Cummin,' Orch. (<;w-11.83) WfCO·))opcye. the Sailor, sketch KFHILatE' t TUlles WIIO.JOiImes \Ieltoll, tnr.; Orch, WCCO-Jackie Heller NBC.Chesterfield Daily Sports WESR Dinner Date NBC-Barry McKinley, bar.: WLS KMA· lusieal Varietie, WJR-Ba eball Scoresj Reminiu:· WDAF·Ni\:hthawu Column; Paul Douglas: WOW WCN-Sports Review WMT KFYR WDAY KSOO WHLBOrll:an ~food~ in WHO- Veterans' Forum KSTP WLW WEBC WENR WLW·Let', Celebrate K~1A (sYl.I1.81) WMI~·New.; TuDinc Around WLW~1t"morv Bouquet WLW-Twuty·four Hour Revllw Koo hw·9.53-1521) W:o.fAQ-Fort Pe.llfSOb. :itvo, ClR\1-HOYlie Winl WNAX-Pr,ldll Orea.m Boys WMAQ Lou Br~'s Orch, WMIN-N_~; Swine Saaloa CBS-Aeolian Ensemble: WCCO WSA.X 'btz Bakprs Premo CKX-Dr. DoUar 8:15 CT 7:15 MST WAilS eec Hur t WTCN·Raln,)na KSCJ KOAL WMIN-Sun~et Gold CKY·Easy Aces KFJM Ne WNA.· The IIlrmony Four 11 :15 CST 18:15 MST NBC·Alma KitchelJ, songs: KOIL W~IT-To be announced KFJ"TYllhte Re\enes KSCJ -Let', 0.1\(. WTC,· Fron1 P~e ,·BC-JimnIY Joy', Orch. WLW WMAQ KSOO KFYR WTCS WTCN-Headline fllshes KOABeauJ( Ar1s Trio W~AXG., j , 8. Gt'I"1Da.n \'¥T IJ-lert Celll'hrate WTCN K5lP CKXBlair of the Mounties WWL County (l)urier KOIL-Around Omaha \18~ AlI-'JIl Week' Orcb,· WG.· ~hut·ln, 8:30 CST 7:30 ~IST (KY-To be announced ~IST WEBC-Prgm. for 9:45 CS'C 8:45 MST KSQ KOIL W.\IT KFJM .lusical Prgm. 5:45 CST .:45 WLO·Zara1hu Ira CBS-It Can Be Done (Household . 'OCO;lnce Orch. WHO CBS-Barry Wood's ),Iu~t:: KFAB Finance); Ed(ar A. Guest: CJR'!EventiJe EchOft KFNF·Studio Prgm. WMIN-leamin(1oo Trio :-lBC:\I1.I Will Pf1'vill'w of "BLock NBC St'ience on the "arch: WJR WBBM KRNT KMBC K:'IIOX·AI Hahn', Orch. KOA Ranch Boys WNAX,Solll<:~ of Jimmy Marean 1.1f" KSO WTCS KSL News WAAW·NeYls KSOO KFYR WENR WTCN WTCN.~1inneapoh, Vnitell WHAS KFAB KMOX (sw­ CB. Dick Ga5parre's Orchestra: WDAY 11.83) \\"\n:i-Joe Bilo WBBM·Chica~o Hour WTMJ ·Around the Didl KMOX WBO~1 New,: K'10X WOW \;u.. t: ~llltOll !'n,,"~ly lIe"llt'y, 11:30 CST 10:30 ~IST WOAYFargo Public School, ~IST lI~r~ht'.J IBS J,uk Coffey's Orch.: WLW Little Orphan Annie, sketch: 7:00 CST 6:00 fOlf,ud,>r of tbr (llOov· NBC Freddy :'Ihrtin's Orch.·WIIO WOGY·Varieti CBS-Chesterfield Prgm. With An illtt t:(lrl>or.llon .Dl.! worl1S· KMBC E tates & Estate Taxes \\ ENR WLW KS1P WOW K5TP WHO t.WIl.! l,bUlutbrvlll t. WGS·Armchair Melodie, dre Ko.stpl'netz' Orch,; OHms KOIL·Sports WEBC WIILB·Tea Tune Tidings Terry " the Pirates WEBC Taylor, commentator; Grace WCCO Ir;lde Week WIILB NBC·Minstrel Show: WENR KSO CBS-Henri Gendron', Orche Ira; WLB Records Moore. sop. j Guest: KRNT WOAF-Let'. Celebrate CKX·Murder J.1ysteries KOIL WTCN K.\IA (sw-ll.87) WMIN·~St, KRNT KSCJ KFAB WBO:\l WMIN,:\13tinee Melodies KSCJ KFAB WIlAS WNAX James African K'I8C K\10X WNAX CKY '1usical Prgm, ~h'looie, weco .:45 CS'I· 3:45 MST WCCO KMOX KMBC WJR 'IBS from 1he Sky; Church NBC·lrma Glrn, or«allilit: WTe' KFNF Charley Owen' K~L WGN W ~:\ X SUIlII:S by Popular Com· lOS-Lum " Abner (Postum); KO,\ Jimmy Allen WHLB WBBM KDAL KFYR WDA Y W:\lAQ KMA WBOM (a150 at 9:15 p.m.) (sw.I1.83) CBC-Sinjters: CKY CKX CJRM poers Dance Orch.: WDAF WOAY KSI. KSCJ ·Jerry of the Circus CKY-Dr. Query WOW DoYl n the Fairway NBC·Dinner Concert: KITR WBBM-We, the Wives NBC-Town HOiIII Tonight (Sal un'! Petite 7\llI~icale KSOO KOIL Koo WENR KFHI Maswy Harris Farm Hand WS t F:veniult Fantasy CKY·Wood-Smoke WCCO·Extra lnninr Hepatica); Fred ,\lIen &: Port KSL·Wh"t Uo You Know? WTC'N To be annvunced NBC·Lowell Thomas, «Immenta· WDAY-lem &: Martha land Hoffa; Pder Van StH· KO.\-The Westemalr tor (Sun Oil): WLW (,w. WCCO \tu ital Prem. WTMJ-Tod.. y's Events WHAS Drum Serenade WOGY-Sport Editor den's Orch.: WOAF WLW WHLB Radio ~i ht Club 15.21) WG ..·Sone, at TwiliR-ht \ut.-\Q \\ HtJ K~TP KOA 10:00 CST 9:00 MST W:\lIN.lidroi~ht Reveries . 'BC '01011 0.1)'. soc.p: W,tAQ W.lIS-J'lstin &: Helen CBS-Cualcade of America: Don 11:45 CST 10:45 )IS·r WLB Children's PrO(f.llnis WOW WHO WS'I (lw·953) W.IT-Tune Tossers KSTP ( w-9.53) WLW·Paul SlJllivan, news (alSQ KFI at 10 p.m,) Voorhrf" Orch. (DIJ POlIt): }IBS P","vbo} Ort"h. \\'tT KOIl W:"it\.. "-Gene GrlDville's Orch. )lBe Orphan Annie (Ovaltine): W.IAQ Let's Celebt'ate Gut" 1 Hill' lSQ.lllb, a J11 tlt"r KSL hl"O ~ 6 p.m.) KSO WGS WOW WMIS -Hearth &. Home _ Ulan wr.o II Il" r,u lin 8:45 CST 7:.5 ~IST CBS Jimmy Sooncs Orche tra CBt: G~rmany Salute' elnlda: WMT !:Oports; ,'evo, 1IDf! • KSL-Style &. :\Iusic NBC n.t(h" Henderson', Orch.: KR~T KSCJ W8BM weco CKX HBC·1t May Hue Happened: WHLB Blldino Roderico W:\lAQ KSTP KFAB K.\IBC ~. AX Kt"NF Bob Bmen KFYR KOIL K~IA WL . W~tT W:\UN-WPA B.lDd CBS R"",I . ·urvo'. Orch KSCJ CKY-~rw, KOA-Nnn Each prokralll III lhla "t-rt__" WMT·A Trip Through Niapra K,roX KFAB WBO'I WNAX K7\IOXWhom Day I Done wcro·:\Iu ical Pf¥m. . NIGHT of dralDaUqtlona b1 Burr fook ( IN 6.12) 12:00 CST 11:00 MST will be ('(jml'Jl'l~ In Itse-Ir. E....b 9:00 CST 8:80 MST •·B(" . '~no Rodri(n's Orch.; K:\lA WOGY·Mood Music "BC·Amos 'n' Andy, sketch lIBS-Everett HoJaRland's Ore', WEBC·T~iliKht torl III deal with a peculiar IBS D;llllU Orch.· WGN KOIL Review 6:00 CST 5:00 MST hl.turkal aUuatlo.. In wlUcb (Campbell" Soup) : WOW KOA KSQ WGN Little Orphan Anni. NBC·One MOiIn's Family, seriOilI aetual ~Tent. ar... d,.pltt·ly (/lIrt WMAQ WDAF WSM KSTP (BC FamlH,lr :\Iu ic CKX CKY Nel'o-t: w:\ns KOA K),lBC 10 • News: CJR.I WDAY W~IIN WTCN .11J"lIf'ale drama (Tenderleaf Tea)' Kath of hi 10rh.1 r 'td up (·er· WHO (also &et 5 p.m.) Kl10X·Oancing Time 5:00 CST .:oe MST taln point.....1 lben uldeo.... WIIO IceD Wilson: WHO WLW KOA .od tr,dltlon lJ.e..la to dinrS'! KSL-'lary Lou Cook &. "larshall NBC Amos 'n' Andy. sketch CBS-Just Entertainment with Dauce Orch. K~IBC WOAF Grant WOAF WMAQ WTltlJ WEBC and, In m.oy t'a .. th lIf:lrl:b &: (CampbeU', Soup): (sw-9.53) WOW KSTP WSM (also H~ t'r aHer trnth bu t'l'O or ev~n Jack Fulton, tnr.; Andrew. KFYR-Weather New, KSTP Dream Ship hl!>O at 9 p.m.) more po .Ibl.. 1OO111t1ona for • Sisteu; Carl Hohengarten'. KOA The Camera Speak, Sun. Prl:ms. at 10:30 p.m.) historical prohlf'm. The .torle. WGN Bob Crosby's Orch. NBC Easy Aces, sketch (Ana· Orch. (Wrigley', Gum): KFAO WCCO·Let's Celebrate WLW-Burt Farber's Oreh. cin); Jane Ace: KSO KOIL MBS·Enric Madri~era's Orch.: are ba-etJ on fad.. and It will WEBC-News·Tribune Time btl qQlte oftI'D Iln~lble to KMOX KRNT weco WHAS WOW':\{usical Pu!;m. WMT WENR WTCN KOA (sw. WGN ~termlne wh~r~ tid' turna KMBC WOBM KSL WJR WENR-Music As You Duir. It 11117) CBC·One ~1an', Family CKY' into fnury. 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WEBC WHLB ooris; News KOA WHO WLW CBS Aunl Jenny's Stories (Spry): .ketch (Old En!tUsh nC'OOr WDGY ~odern Trend CJRMBulletin Board WMIN·Musical Newsy CBS·Webster GrOYf Hilh School C'KX-Poft's Corner WBSM KRNT KMOX WNAX Wax); VirJinia Clark: WBBM WE8C-Morninlt Mu!\icale KFAB Wcco WMT·Sweet & Swill' A Cappe:lla Choir: WHLB WLS,Georgie Goebt>1 CKY-Good Mornin( Nei,hbor KRNT KFAB KMOX WNAX Grandma Travels KOAL (sw.15.27) NBC· Road of Life, sketch (Chip­ CDC·Crai, Mathue" tnr.: WI,W \'oiu' of Experience KFJM·Sin'lting Sirings so): W~tAQ WLW CKY WTCN-Whoopef John MBS-The Quiet Sanctuary: KSO KF~F Headlines CKX J.ckson Bros, WMIS Beauty It You NBC·Yienne'e Ensemble: KOIL Judy It Jane: WEBC WDAY Wtrgs, sketch WHLB-Stock Quotations WCAL-Forward March WC.\L·Oevotion \\ 110M) rl & 'hr e. sketcb KSO KOIL wTCS KSO KOIL KMA (\Od Morninl Hour (Phillips) : "'itAQ KSTP WHO Ntw ; WUlhtr: KOBH KOlL told Enc1i~b Floor Wax): billies Uohn50n's floor Wu): WLS \\OAY-Ticne to Sbine WOW ·..ws, KSOO WA.\W WBB!\1 KR.·T KF.-\B K~tOX W '\Xlbe Farm &. 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K TP KOA WEBC WDAY 3:00 CST Z:OO MST WOW-Dan Hardil~s Wile, sketch K\tA \"ckt'y &: Hf'r Guitar CBS Rubbt'rtO'Q Revue: KSCJ CKY·Adv. of Jimmie AUt'll K.MA·Cottonwood Comer. KFYR WOW WLW KSL H~it' Wm" ~kdch KSOO.Sports WIILB KFJ"·Dinnt'r DaDnnr KSOO-Dinn~rtirM .BC-.Ioe Gree:n's Orch.: KOIL 4:30 CST 3:30 MST Fantasy. WCAL·SoI:ial \hUue NBC·The Four of U'; Orlani!it: CBS-80akt' Carter, commentator KfNf IInlll"ood Colum.D WCAL Enr)day SCIt'nce, Prof A Wl'CS KSOO (sw.1533-15.21) K~lAOr~n WGN-James :\felton, tnr.; On:h. WE8C (SW 15.21) (Hu«kit"!l & PO!ot Toastit's) \1t'lodies K. Solum MBS-Harold Stokes' Onh.: WGN WE~R WHLB-OrJan MOOtb \B(" Top Hattt'r WHO (sw·11.83) K..\tOX Ol.lrlt \"arimes WD '\ Y -Or~an Revuin KSO WDGY CDC·To be announced: CKX KOA Ho"".e Win!'; WMLV-News; Henry Cvunty T. B. Nt'ws: WMT KFNF NBC Chesterfit'ld Daily Sports WDGY-T".,ililo!ht Intt'rlude Assn_ Ba~ball Game: KfAB WAtT Column, Paul Doultlas: WEBC KSOO·Dick Tracy, ketch KFAB-Bill 'liller, songs .acred KSTP-Jt>rry of the Circus WHLB·Gabrid HUHt'r WMT-Refreshing Rhythms KMOX WNAX K'IA WLW KSTP W'lW WE1'fR KSO W'II~·News: Orch. KFDY-Music TIrat Live. Kitty Keent', Inc., tketeh: WOW WB8" Of 'len &: Books KF.lM-R~uest Prem. (,w-9.53) 7:15 CST 6:15 MST K511' CBS-Mt'kldy Wt'aven: WCCO WENR Dinnt'r Date 6:15 CST 5:15 ~IST CJR:\t-Nt'\\s KMA-Musiul Varietin CJRM·Cocktail CaPt'tI WG:'i-Sports Rt'vit'w lBS·Alfred Wallenstein's Orch.: KMOX-Macic Kitchen KDAL KSCJ KFnt-GladYI Hill MacKenm. CKYBroadcast Bulletin or~anilit: WLW·"..J J-1atlerfit'ld WDGY ~n!:s WBBM-Fla.nall'ams NBC Geort:t' Crook. KFJ\t '1usie Serenad~ piani~t W fiN-Sun tot Gold cow KFJ\l WAAW 'Inn Robert Braine, W. lAQ KSOO·Dance Hour WCCO·Multets; KfSF- Vari~ty Reyue W. IT To be announced CJR ''',lodit' WHLB-Music for )Iodun. KFYR KsaQ WDA Y Wl'CN WCAL·Northfield on the Air KFYR,;'IiIl!'lIl'l; Aunt Samm, ~: WNAX M. CZ Bilkt'fs Premo (KY Ranch &ys WLB-Music '1BS·Sophhticaled WOGY CContJnued on Nut Pagel KGLO "'ovit' GossiP WGS WOW, Siher Serenadt' KLP\t \luSiul lnlulud. WltUN ·Design for Mdody KOA.Judy &. Jant' WNAX.Sonl' of Jimmy MorpD ("B('·Tea TIole :\fu"icale: CKX KOIL·Top Tunes ('KY 1:45 CST 12:45 MST KSOO News KfJROr,;an renade WDAY.N('Ws; Tea lime Tunes KFNf-Studio Prgm. NBC·The Guidins Light, .htch WDGY ·Slim Jim'. Rou~hriders (White Naptha): KITR KSTP KOA-Goodwill Industries 6OYS) GI;T QI;;ADY NOWTO WLW HouM!boat Hannah KOIL·Melody lYeavt'n WDAY WHO WOW KOA WAtAO Tea TIme Varietit'S KSOO WLW WEBC Wl\lA.Q WAAW·Ne"" WB8\I-Chiu(0 Hour CBS-Army Band: WCCO 3:15 CST 2:15 MST MRS-Studies & Sketches in WCAL-E1iubeth Wabin!';ham KeJ NBC Top Hatters- W'1AQ KOA '!'t'v Prt'!'t'nh MAKbMON6Y Black & White: WOGY ( w9.53 1533) Judy & .I.me: WHLB WNAX WHi..B Tea TIme Tidings NBC·Dnn Winslow of the Navy, W\IIN·Tt'atime Tidbits KFABNews " Markds ketch: WDA Y KFYR KSOO AND ~ARN PRIZ(;S KFDY-Radio Camera Club KSO 4:45 CST 3:45 MST KFNF·Pd Department MBS-un Salvo. organi~t: WOGY l'o/OC·Blue Barron's Orch.: WMAQ WBBM-Du~out Dpoe CBC Backwoods Break Down: NB(.Lowt'lI Thomas, news (om SUMM~R WGN-Tht' Leadoff Man CKY CKX mt'ntltor (Sun OiD: WLW ALL LONG.' WMT·To be announced KFnl News hw-15.21) KOIL·Show Shop CBS Barry Wood, songs: KSCJ ...... •.....•.. 2:00 CST 1:00 MST KSTP-Wolllan's Pa!';e Make tius summel vacation wcco Mr. AI Jone•• D.pt. J-ll C NBC·l!ack,ta,e Wile, Ibcu WEBC·The Spobn Word NBC Vi\'ian della Chiesa, p. the BEST you ever had De WE~R 'tu~ic RADIO GUIDE, lOr. Lyons) WOW WMAQ Circle KFYR WDAY KSOO WEBe 731 Plymoutb Court, KSTP WIIO KOA WHl.B-Momt'nll Musicale WENR KSQ KOil WTeN liver RADIO GUIDE 10 cus­ Cblcaco. 11Ii_1.. NBC-Oub MatinH: KOIL WEHR WHO-Judy " Jane. "deb NBC·Litlle Orphan Annie, Retch tomers in yow neighborhood KSOO \nlT KSO ('1".15.21) WLW -We of Mary SotbuJI Dear AI: .I "Int to CUD MONEY aDd PJUZES (Ovaltine): WOW Start me It ODe" CBS-Of ~o:n &. Books; Book WOW brkets KFJM-Lone Scout Tribe - and MONEY and PRIZES Rnoi...,.,: KSCI KR~T KDAL KFNF-Bob Btockett ~IST will roll in. Many boys earn fsw-15.27) 3:3t CST 2:30 KOA·Nnrs Nlme_ . 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WI'MJ-Today's Evtnts CJR\f WENR WSM WHO WOW W tiN IhU &: Hill 11.87) fJR't Ha"auans Dance Orch.: WOAF W\flS CB ·Henri Gf.ndron's Orchestra: MBS·Hmry Weber', Concert Or· "FSF An Evenial .t HCNh WHAS KMOX KRNT KSCJ WCCO 7:45 CST &:45 MST chntn: WGS WMT K."tlA-"lumal Vanlflies 1':" CST 9:Of MST K!IIOX·~"" (:JRMM"ulros of Modera KFAB W8B\1 KOIL Mu!.i.c: CJR\I·Oklaboma Outl.aws KO,\ Ral'll r Serenade CBS·Orria Tucker', Orcb,: K CJ KOA Orrin Tucker's Ore,," ~18C-IrD'ia WGN ·Newt; Hich6,;hu of Sports Glf'ft, ottanist'WTC!'( KfHIOp1ah1's Melody Suende KSTP Sport. Odditiea K\IBC KFAB WBB\I K\tOX J\~L Old Familiar Ain WHLB Frank.ie SmolU' Ord. KF1:'R WDA Y WESC WMAQ K\IA \1u~caJ Varietl" WDAFEuy Acts WNAX (\w-6.12) weco Roille Johnson K\I WTeS Political Talk C~h)' KSL·The Camera peak, WG\' Bob Orch. l\BC-Nat'l Opu Golf, ummal')': WEBC·Chamber of Commerct \10S-Vincent Pirro's Orch.: WG~ WMIN-Bul:Ros Nocbn WHLO Son, Time KOA \HIAQ WMAQ Fletcher Hender!On's Orch. KSTP KSO WLW WM.T 8:00 CST 7:01 MST WSAXYankton Collf'le Premo \\-' HO-. port, Rev;'." l\;BC HarT)' Owen', Orch.' K\lA CJR\1-Trea ure Che t NBC·KUlft Music Hall: 81nt WL\\ \'local \"ariltlin CKY-Book Revi". M~~~La)'KS~wr" Orth. WG~ 110 :45 CST 9:45 MST Cro by, bar.; Bob Burn" 8:45 CST 7:45 MST \\\tAQ Fort Pflt'SOII, anrs K~L-Eu(f:Dt Je~ nik'. Orch. comtrll .. I,; Johnny Trotter', CB.American, at Work: WBBM W'11.· Gu.nt .'Ighe CBC·The Moonstonlf: CKY CKX CBS Henry Kine'. ~b.: WCCO WDAF-D..nn Orch. Orch.; Gunts: WHO WDAY '1.'" KMBC-To be announced WSAX·. ORM I K'IOX' WDA Y·To be aanouncM WDAI' KSTP wnlJ KOA KSL-Cont:ert En!emble \\':-0\1 RUtinl the R"nge Ne.... s: WHO WDAY NBC-&b Grant'. Oreb.: WENR WHAS-Oream Sf'renade WEBC WOW WLW WMAQ WMIN-WPA Prrm. KFYR-Weather & Sew, KSL-Dance Orch. Kfo'YR W5\1 (sw-9.53) WMIN·"1idnieht Reveries WMT·A Trip Througb NiAl'" 9:30 CST 8:30 MST WeCO-living }h lOry WEBC·Dance Orch. HBC·Puhuer Prize Pfays: KSO CBS·Kitt Smith Hour (Swins WDAF·Dance Orch. \'tiC.· CorolL."lo Orch. 11:45 CST 10:(5 MST \\ ESR Wl'C!\ KOiL (aw· 9:00 CT 8:00 MST Do"n Cake flour &; Calumet WEBC :"tw!·Tribune Time CBS-Jimmy "o"'Ie's Orch.: KSCJ 11.87) BJ.kID, Po-d..r)· KSL (also WEN it '\tusic A. You Desir. It CBS-Just Entert.J.Jnmtnt With WHLB Tribune Time 11:00 CST 10:00 MST KRST WCCO WBB."tt KFAB "Anaa (hrllll." b,. Eoplle Jack Fulton, tnr.; Andrews Si,­ we 6 pm.) WNAX KOIL O·:'i elll .,,111 be lb. -et'ODd PIlUt­ WJR,Jack Kin!!" ntWI .·8C Ina Ral Hutton's Orch.: NBC-Bob Chuter's Orch.: KOA ~~ft w'; Carl Hohenlarten'. Orch. NBC Ihrhard Hllnber'! Orch.: ::if •.to be draOlaOud In WLW Paul Sullivan, COlllmentator WMAQ KFYR WDA Y WEBC CKY·News (Wrigley'. Gum): KRNT KSL \B1AQ WHO KFYR KOA WMIN ·New!; l\tidni"ht Reporter KMA WCCO WBBM J(MOX KFAB K\1QX· When Day Is Dont CBS·The Scenic Show; Gov, I w 9.53) WOWWir Wagll:in' with Wagllltr SDC Freddie Ebner', Ouh. WHO WJR WHAS K'1BC (.Iso set Earle (Penna_ Pub. Commi~ . ·OC DIlly S",anson' Orchestra: WS\f-\\'orld in Rl""jl"\III' WEXR KOA 5 p.m.) WE~R 12:00 CST 11:00 MST SIOIl) \\ liAS }OtBC KR. 'T \\-1>\\ KSO KMA WTe,' -Ba....ball Sctore, ("85 Carl . 'olina'. Orcb. KSCJ WEOC \lBS Bob C:, by's Orch. KSO WBBM KMOX KFAD (w· NBC·Amos 'n' Andy (Campbell's WTMJ,Last Word in Sports W. ·AX hMOX KRNT WBB\! WG,' cos H,lJlp) Felton. Orch. ~ KSCJ KFA8 KSL 11.83) Soup): \\'MAQ WOW WDAF Sews; KOA W!'tUN WIILD f\\IBC KDAL WCCO Charlie Altnew', Orch. KSTP \\ILW KOA WSM WHO 10:15 CST 9:15 MST ,ms KMOXOancinr Tun. C8S-EUlY' in :!t1U5j(: WHLB ~ f\HB W. 'AX (" 6.12) NBC.Jack S~.riu', Orch.. WS\t \\'GS KSO W 1T KOIL (also 5 p.m.) hSL·Oance Orch. WJR KDAL KSCJ KSL "'0~ "'alullt to Cili" : WLW KFYR WEBC WOW W."t1AQ CJR" Nnu MBS \1r. \terlellwirktr'. Lob­ ~BC·Eddie I.e: Baron's Orchtstra: COC Lloyd Huntl,,) • Orch. CKY KSTP-Oream Ship WHO KOA CKY-Qrrafl Recdal WLW-Billy . Ilid..,.'s Orch. blln. duma: WGN \Vl.1T WENR CKX CBSOrrin Tudter'a Orchntra; KSTP·Bernie Cummins' Orch. \\'OW IImul PrIm. CBC-Knft Music HaD: CKY NBC-Sports Que-dion Box: KFYR \~W ROIL \\ 80\! WOW KRST WHLB We-CO-Jackie 1I.-lIer CKX \\"DA Y hw.9.53) Bu~baU Game: WIIAS WMT NBC· Harry o....en,' Orch.: WDAY WOAF Ni"hth..... kt End 01 Thursday Programs

Friday June 10, 1938 Friday

News: KSTP KSOO WAAW KF ·F.Today at Eitlat NBC-Just Plain Bill, .ketch KFYR-Market,,, ToP 0' the Di.1 NBC· Hello PiPCO', ,kelch (On MORNING "K~;[ Clod<: wow WHO WilT KFYR Prof Sauerkraut'. German (Bi-So-Dol): W'IAQ KMA-S. o. S. Club Prim. no) W\fAQ wow WHO B..... Nt1'I"5: WDGY KLP\I KFtlOXHolip'''ood Food Se'\ KSO-1430 WNAX.510 KO.\ "u~i(',ll Varieties -ketch fGuld 'IOOal); W'\IAQ WCCO Bt'lty & a..b WIIO Bu\\er ' Orch. KSOO-llJO WOW.690 KSCJ -Travel Talk WlW KSTP KOA (s,,15.33) WG~ \I..od~ in \Iu~ic WI.W-To he ~nnoullced 4:00 CT 3:00 MST KSTP·1460 WSII.8&O K~TP-J-1ousehoM forum l\'e\\~. KFJ'\1 KOIL WLB Drama \\\ \\: 8l'11\' Lane's S<1utherners CB"'~e\\.. ; Enoch Li~ht"s Orch_: WAAW·660 WTCN_IUO WOGY·Charles Sen'tir Voice of the Farm: WDAY WHO WI.S 1l":lI,,Il1.lk.r...• 1I0ur 3:00 CST 2:00 I\-IST \\"c("O KSCJ WIILIl \\ BB'\! WBBlII_770 WTIU.620 \'BC·Ar~entille ~trillll; ''-CAL·J260 WGS "an on Statf' Street CiiA-Songs of Yesteryear Wl\\' :\lid~tream, drama CBS CrO"~ruads 110111: WIILB Trio: \\'HLB-Serbian Croation :\fu~ic CKY·Ou the Mall \n1J:-;'·G)p~y Strilll;s KSCJ KF) H KOA WM,\Q KSTP Betty Crocker: WHLB WEBC WIlO-Dali lIardilll('s Wife. sketch K}"."-B-:\larket'i & Farm Notes WMTHalph Slade's Orch. 'i'BC,Top Hatter'!; WE:'-JR WIIO WOW (!>w-9.53-1S.33) i'JBCTu be alllluUllt:ed: KOIL CKY.RaYlllar WLBG. P. Conger KF~FMoha\\k BOlS 1:30 CST 12:30 MST .~Hr Ncie-hoor Nell. I)hllo~O\lII\; KFHI Household HOur \\ I "\Ie1otly Roundup K:\lAl1le Har..-estt'rs NBC Prpper Youlllf~ Falllil) Irma Glen, o~al1iSI: WEBf~ K"OO WTCN W~lI~Ne\\,,; CBC-ArC:l'lltine KF~f·Cornfield Here Comes the K:\IOXSin~in' Sam ~!-el('h (Cama) So,al) hFYH C.. w-15.21) Sirinl Trio; Hawaiians CKX KFYR ~1arkets; W~alher Band KOA-Curiosities WDAY WOW WD.\Y W'IAQ CBC-To be annountt WOW Dan lIardinf's Wife, ketch CKY-Orran Reveriu hw·15.21) h.IIlX Linda's )Oir t Lov. WRB'IDul(out Dope WEBC·.u.(hurch of the Air KFAB Weather & \1arkeh NBC Words & Muc;jc· WMAQ WbBM Kitty Keene, Inc. W('COJulia Blake \\'ENR:\1u~ic Circle 4:30 CST 3:30 MST KF:>IfGretta, son!!; stylist hw 15.33) \\o"(CO Fint EditIOn WDGY Health T.. lk WIIO-Judy &. 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KSOO WLS (sw-15.21) hllo 21.52) KOII.·SIr l RE'DVrter 1 :30 CST 12 :30 MST WLB-Carmen WD,\Y·Time to Shine ~1BS Army Band: WGS WDGY CKY-J\h ter Sinfe" KSOO-J ...ck Marlow, songs CBS·Nat'l Open Golf Champion. \\"\AX-Georie GermaD" Pif'd WOGY -.D.Christian Science Prl{Tn. KOll KFSF,l:)milhsonians \\' HB\t Mill 0.1 the Stree1 ~hips KRNT WHLB KDAL Pipen 8:15 CST 7:15 MST CBS·Junior MUSICal Comedy; KFJM·Markds WDAY,Vanety Prgm, KSCJ (.. 15.271. WEBC·News: Weather &. Hydro 2:45 CST 1:45 MST NBC·Cbarioteers: WOW KOA KFAB KR\T KSCJ WHLB KFNF-Wilbur Smith ~~ r;rt.':t::uu~:'n~r:~"f. CBS-Four Clubmt>n: WHLB WHLB-luncheon Melodie. art,de.. en _ a. .. 'r.:: (sw·21.5) CBC-Junior \iu iul Comedy: KOIl 'todf'rn Moods KSCJ KDAL KFAB (sw.15,27) NBe·ViennE'H EnsemblE'. WDAY KSCJ Market Report; Want Ad WHO ("orn Bth H"ur ChY ~BC·Rendel\·ouSi Ricardo's Or· CBC-'lu~ical Cocktails: CKX KOIL KFYR WHLB KSO CKX Marbts; Whst's In the Air Rambles WLB !tlu ic CKY WBB~ Wl!- '1 II on the Fum ch('Stra; WLW KFYR WTeN WLW \HfAQ WTOI (sw KFDY-To be snnounted Old King Cole KF, ·F-G"lM'1 stnler \\-'DGY-!tlUOll ~Iu ic W_ UN S,ws Re\·iew WEBC WDA Y W'lIT K. 1A 15.11 ) hFJ\1 lIousehold Hcour WBU\lTenlh Innin WG. ·!llu$ical Mail Box W_IT-Cedar hilI')' Hillbillies \BC Slloinlj;olocY' WOW W'IAQ CBS-Lt!'w WbitE' Ortarml KFAD KF. "FPaul &. Irvinl WOOY -JE'.n &: Alice RO\Oie CKX·Radio Train; !tbrkd. WHO-To be .nllOunced \\:'IiAX-lIsWY Jack's Old lime" WHO KOA KSTP (sw·15.33) KOA·Ollce Upon a nme KfAB-Bill Miller. sonls saued W.'AX·L.;,,)ne', Mounb.ineers CKY-Rise 'n' Shiflt!' Club WAA W· ~larket WlS Acros, the ~hke 12:15 CST 11:15 M T NBC-Mu.ic lor Everyone: WLW KFDY·-4·H Club of the Air KFJM-. 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Markets KF~F-Variety Revue KfJ~Blarkets KFNF-Pet Dtpartment Mu~ical Clock: WMT WTCN KMOX·~tag:ic Kitchen Iowa K)IA Baseball Game KF. ·F-Charky Owens WNAXSews &: !tlarketJ WBB\{·Du out Dope KSOO-Newstime WHO K!ttA-Sonp b)' Johnny KOA-To be announced hFAB·Poultl')' hop Talk, KSTP,Household Forum WOW \lidday Melodin WOOY ·Ourk Ramblers KOA _ rvine the Con~umer WNAX·PrairiE' Dream. Bo)'s (Continued on Nut PJge) KFJM·.D.!tforninl Devotwnal KSOO Mountaineer. WAAW-Markd' 12:30 CST 11:30 MST KFNF-Nul"'!ot!'l')-man WGS·Man on SUte Strent SBC·C~IHJlU CaPt!'rs: K TP (S'l' WCAl·Devotion KFYR·To be announced WCCO-Dr. O·Brieg WHLB Finnhh Music 15.33) KMA·Unde Cui, \1..,,· Jane and WLW-Fed. of Women', Clubs WLB Rudins: CBSM"tor Cit)" Melodies: KMOX Bu~ter KDAL hw·15_27) WMIN Gospel Singer WLS 'terr)··Go-Round K\IOX·Bettu Films Council j WMIN-NeIlos; Here: Comes the NBC Bill Krenz' Orch.: WMAQ OLD BOOKS WNAX Ru &. 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CKX TIme and Wealh,r CKY-.·e,u; Weather ==,II.:r~~ ~Sy~U:-otO::-= WLW-.D.Synacocue of tbe Air WLW·.\(y Hulth KF.-\BDiDner Call KFAB 'Isn 011 the Strtd '"' want to buy and cub Dt'kIeI WE' wUl D&J'. 1/84 a 39 CBC Luigi Romant'IIi's Orch.: CBC-S)'mphony Orchestra: CKY 10:00 CST 9:00 MST SATURDAY ("1\\ Good Listening for Saturday CKX HBC·How to Win Frlitnds & In. C"KY ~""Ht &- S"illlt SBC-Symphony Orch.: WTMJ Ouence Peopl.. {("ol!!:ate); Dalto KFAB ~"inJr Your PoIrll.er WEBC WDAF K~TP WOW Carn~e. KOA (alw at 6,30 June II KFHI Sew Rt-Ira~ KFYR W\1AQ (w-9.53) p_m.) KF,"F Cub Repottru MORNING K\1A ~f,:ldrrnettes ;';BC·Concert in Rh)thm: KSO CBSProf. Quit. (Nah): KSL 10;30 CST (11:30 COT) American Farm Bureau WTCN KOIL WOAY \V.tT (al'>O at 7 p.m,) (3:00 p.m. Continued) WBB\t John Harrin_ton. sports Federation, NBC. KO\lA ,·BC-Horace Heidt'. Orch,; KFYR WOCV Crazy Quilt CJR~IWalter Budd' Blo, om, WDAY WTC.' WG~ 8111 AD50n \H.W Suil COllcl1'r\"iltion \H.8 O~ra AFTERNOON KFJM C.. rtain at [llht SBCRudy rallee·s Orch. KOA WMIS-",'ew'l; HolI)·"ood Breviti~ KOA-Sporh. J~ M)ers WDAF 3:15 CST 2:15 MST W,"AX Prairie Drram Boys ('IJ~ Exploril1t: Mu~i(': WHLB 1:30 CST (2:30 COT) National Open Golf Champ. WDGY-fI,nceM MOl ter CnSJohnny LOIllf" Orch: KFAD \Be Trio Time: KSOO 5:15 CST 4:15 MST ionship, CBS, WGSBob Cru~by' Orch. WNAX KSCJ WBB~t KMOX MUS Pancheo', Orch. WGN CBS Saturday S"inlt SI',sion: WHLB-Orl(,lII Mooch weco (~w-6.12) KfJ!\1 News WBB\1 2:00 CST (3:00 COT) Shevlin Stakes, CBS, WHO·Sunwt Corners Frolic CBCHorace Heidt"! Orch.· eK:\. Vi~itors' \fB::i-ChilrioIHrs· WGN KOIl. WlS BarnHrd Jamboree CKY CJRM hl'\.· Hour CST COT) Se" (KY KF~F 4:45 (5:45 National Open Golf Cham· WI.WRenfro \'"IIt')· Barn Danc~ \1BS Xavier Cutt:at's Orch WGS 3:30 CST 2:30 MST KFHf Birthda)' Bells pionship, CBS. \nUXr\"eYo ; Tunilll( Around K::iTP NUL-Afternoon Off; ~'·,"l~t~ & K\1A Parade of Fratur" ~~ Orch.· WOW ",MAQ WHO 5:00 CST (6:00 COT) Saturday Night Swing WS\tGr.",d 011' Opr)- Barn WEBe KOIL WIIO \\MT \\-'DGY Broad"ar Temple Dance W~II~ lOlA KOA KSTP KFYR wEBe WLW Sports ClUb. CBS. ( .9,53) 8:15 CST 7 :15 MST Barn O"nce Parh WL WS\t \nlT Parade of Futures . BC·Concert 1ft Rh,thm KOA WHAS Kentucky Play Party 1'0(' Paul Sabin', Orch.: KOlL WSAX Ru Pikr 6:30 CST (6:30 COT) Columbia Workshop, CBS. WESR WLW KSOO KSO KFHI Xe\\ WHlB-Tribune Time CBS Will McCune', Orch.: KSCJ 5:30 CST 4:30 MST NIGNT 8:30 CST 1 :30 MST WJR J"k K;,•• "'"' CBS·Columbia Workshop: KSCJ WHLS KDAL WORM (sY(­ HBC·Family Party (Allis·Chalm· \\-'LW-Paul Sulliv.Jn. commentator WIILB KFAB KRNT KDAL 6:00 CST (7:00 COT) Kaltenmeyer', Klndergar. en) - WlS KSO KOIL KOA W~IAQ Fletcher Henderson's Orch 15,27) ten, NBC MDS·Charley Randall's Oreh.: WBBM (5,,-11.83) W\tT WT\IJ WOAY KMA WLW-Wig Wal{£in' I'lllh W:ilI(lIt'r ~mCTo WT~M-Last WeN WOGY :-iDC Allgler & Hunter: KFYR 6:00 CST (7:00 COT) National Open Golf Cham- be announred. WOW Word in Sports CKY·Celtic Ceilidh WDAY KOA WOW pionship, CBS. WMAQ WEB(.' WOAF KSTP 10:15 CST 9:15 MST KfJ\tDr. Bob Jones SBC·Uncle Jim's Qurlltion Bee (sw·9.53) 'I'G", NBC-Horace Ueidt's Orchestra; KSCJ-Peler McGreeor (G. WashinJlon Coff,.): 6:30 CST (7:30 COT) Johnny Preaenta. CBS. MBS-Plantation Party: ., WEBC KSQ KMA WAAW·Ne\u WMAQ (sw-l1.87) 7:00 CST (8:00 COT) Professor Quiz, CBS. WlW SDC.Rudy \-allee's Orch. KO.\ WLS Carmen SBC JOlt Sud)·', Orch: KSOO CBC Let's .\\1 Go to the Mu ic WHO WOW WSAX Prairie Dream Boys K\IA 7:00 CST (8:00 COT) National Barn Dance, NBC. Hall. CK\" CKX CBS-Johnn) LoA" Orch. WHLB 3:45 CST 2:45 MST MBS-To bit annOl.lntrd; KSO CJR\fDixit'land C..pers K\lBC • H .-Paul Sabin', Orch.; (sw- KOIL 7:00 CST (8:00 COT) Symphony Orchestra, NBC. KFJ_1 Barn Dance \fBS.Xavier Cugaf, Orch.. WLW 15,21) ~~s: WHO WTCN KFYR·Oue, Dem and Doll' KOIL.Sports • CKX,Royal Road; Musical Prpa CBC-Thr Decibt:ls: CKX 8:00 CST (9:00 COT) Hit Parade, CBS. WHLB-Radio 'itht Club K::iTP-Xifht E.Jl:tra KF. "f.GO$~1 Sinler CKY-Ea y to Rrmembt:r W.lIN-Throdore B~rcman WCCO.Sews W88" Tenth Inninc KFJ\tJunCle Jim ------1 WTCN-Dictator WMIN·Rhumba Rhythm WLW-AdvrrtiKrI Club S~akers KFNF,Hollywood Column 8 :4.5 CT 7 :4.5 l\fST W\fT-E1ectric Park Band WOu,:'!'\e\h KSTP-~ew Ulm Choir KMA Modern Hillbillies m·c.. WLS WLW (sw CBS-Capital Opinions: WBDM WTMJ.Oance Orchestras wnu K\1BC KSrJ KFAB KRNT 4:00 CST 3:00 MST WeCO·Tourist Bureau WOA Y·Das~ball St:ores; Newa 11.87) (al~ see 9 p.m.) WEBC-Four Naturals KMOX KDAL WCCO WIILB 10:30 CST 9:30 MST CBS News; Symphonettes: KSCJ WEBC·Twili&;ht Review (sw.lI,83) ~BC-Fredd)" \tartin's Orchestra: WENR,Dinner Date WHAS-Dr. Charles W, Welch CBS·Profusot Quiz with Bob KDAL WULB weco WBBM Trout (Nash Motor Car Co,): KSL.Orchestra KFYR WDA Y WTCN KOIL NBC-Nat'l ()pen Golf Summar.y: WGN ·Sports Review WHLB-Movie Preview WHO· To be announced KRNT KMBC WJR KFAB WHAS.Kentucky Play Party WMT KMA WMA.Q KFYR WEBC WDA Y WLW·Mad Hatterrields WJR.l\1us.ical CBS-Roger Pryor's. Orch,: WHLD WMIN·Sunsel Gold WMIN ·Sig Davis' Sports Review WCCO WHAS KMOX WBBM WHO KSTP KOA (sw·9.53) KDAL WHLB (sw·ll.83) (also WNAX KFAB WBBM KMBC ~8{' To ~ announ«d: WENR WMT·Gov. Kraschel, talk WMT·Musiul Serenade WNAXHit, & Biitl WJR KSCJ KRNT KMOX WOW-Three Maid., & Their Mikt see 10 p.m.) KSOO KSO Wi(N WNAX·To be announced ...... ta,l. of _taal ...."i. _ WTCN·Front PaSe ST (sw-6.12) Revu~: WTCN Melody Serenade .r_ 'ur.... I'" i_i'" . 9:00 CST 8:00 M NBC.Blue Barron's Orch.: WOW CBr E1 Chico. Spanish 5:45 CT 4:45 ~IST \\'~AQ CKX CKY ytrMJ -Sports SpeIldown NBC·Symphony Orch.: WDAF HBC·Alka·5eltur Hati>l:':al Bam WHO KSTP NBC·Barry McKinley, baritone: ~IST WDAY WOW Duu· Henry Burr, tnr.; _L. WGN KFJM-Yodelinc Cowbo, WDA 1 KFl'R WHO KOA 6:30 CST 5:30 WEBC KSTP Uncle 'Eua; Maple Cit)" Four; MBS·Bob Crosby's Or"",: , KF. ·F-Sunshine Lady CBS.Johnny Prtsents (Philip KFYR KOA WHO WMAQ NBC.Joe Sudy', Ort:h WENR (~w-9.53) Lucille Lonl;; Novelodeons; CB~~d Time Frolic: CKY KOIL Aknrbt:n Rac" \\TCS Morris Russ Morp.n'. Orch.; Joe Parsons: KSCJ WCCO WHLB CKX·Banquet of the Canadian WTCN ·Musicale CJRM·Swift Current on the Air p.m.) NBC.Sammy Watkins' Orchestra: General Co'mcil of Boy St:outs WTMJ,Dance Orch. KFJM·An£ell Twins WHO WOW KOA WMAQ (s..~lt~tlr detail. r-o.rdlng tt,i. KMA.Markets; Weather; News CBS-Artie Shaw's Orch.: KSCJ CBS-Henri Gendron's Orchestra: cl...lc -'in, ...... t 'urn , .. the CKY·Variety Show 6:45 CST 5:45 MST • rI,cl. on _ 4. KFJMWeather; Markets NBC· Larry Clinton's Orchestra: KSOO·Saturday Night Swingajam KFAB KDAL KMBC WNAX KSCJ KRNT KFAB KMBC KFNF The Lan~vands WDA Y WOW WMAQ WSM WCCO-Musical Pr~m . WJR (sw-6.12) WBBM WCCO WNAX NBC· Religion in the News: WGN-Jack Denny's Orch. NBC-Lou Breese's Orch.: WHO CJRMDancing Part)" KFYR WMAQ KSTP WOW KMA·~1ickey Gibbins KSTP WEBC KFYR WTMJ KOA To be announced WDAF (sw-9.53) WHLB-The Oldtimen KFl'R WOAl' WEBC WDAF CKY.Did You Hear This WDAY (5w-9.53.15.33) W"1AQ,CI)·de McCoy's Orch. NBC Rakov's Orche~tra: WENR K01L·C. of C. Prgm. MBS-Bands Acr05S the Sea WLW (5w·9.53) KSL.Eugene Jelesllik's Orch. KSTP·Umbrella Court CJR\1-Dance Music WP.lIN-Master's Music Room MBS-Roberta WLW KSTP WOAF-Dance Orch. KSOO WLw WNAXHappy Jack's Old 1iimefS CBC·Honce Heidt's Orch.: CKY WHAS.Dream Serenade KFNF-The Westernen WOAF-Dance Orch. CKY-Music by Cu~at WDAY,~tusical Medley WS~I·Leon Colr CJRM WMIN.TweUtb Hour Tempo KMOX-Ozark Varieties KFHHlld Fnorites ~IST WEBC·Placement Service KMA,~lountain Melodiel WTCN·lsham Jones' Orcb. KMA·Warren Hart's Orch. 11:4.5 CST 10:4.5 KOA·News 7:45 CST 6:45 MST WBBM·News With Todd Hunter CBS.Jimmy Noune's Orchestra: WBBM-Missus Goes to Market WHLB-Oinner Music KMOX To bt: announced WLW-Mu~ical Steeplechase KOA-SI>ortc KFJM· Broken Records WHLB Rhythm Rniew WCCO KRNT KMBC KRNT WEBC·Afternoon Varieties KMA-Earl Ma)-'s Visit WlS·Cowbo) Bill Newcomb WBB~l KSCJ WNAX \HUN-Ne"s; Orch. KOIL-Around Omaha Br{'~"~'s 5:00 CST 4:00 MST WMT-Welcome, Stranger WGN·News; Sports WMAQ-Lou Orch. CKY.Ne\\s CBS·Saturday Swing Session: KSL·Crime Comments WNAX,Happy J:..ck's Old Timers KSOO·Masler Singe~ WMIN·Dance Orch. WMIN.(ec Hurst 12:00 CST 11:00 MST weco WHLB KSCJ (sw· WTMJ·Sue Archer \VHO·Thi~ Bu~iness Week WNAX·Hits alld Bits WTMJ·Dance Orch. MBS-Skinn,- Ennis' Orch.: WMT 11.83) WSl\1·Jack'" Mo. Mountaineers 9:45 CST 8:45 MST 6:15 CST 5:15 MST WMIN.Leamington Trio MBS-Roberta: WGN KSO KSTP announc~: WNAX-Sou!i{s o( Jimmy Morgan 8:00 CST 1:00 MST NBC·To be KFYR NBC·Melody Serenade; Edwin CBS-luckY Strike Hit Parade: Dance Orch.: WDAF WMAQ Ne\\s: KOA KMBC WMAQ KSOO WHO WEBC Gluck man's Orch.: (sw. 1:00 CST 6:00 MST Peter Vall SteedI'll' Orch.; KMBC.Brush Creek Follies KJ\IOX·AI Hahn's Orch. KOA WDAY KSTP WOW (~w· 11,87) NBC·Alka·Seltzer Nat'l Barn Frl!(lda Gib"on & Budd)- Clark; WBBl'.,1-Carlos Molina's Orch. KSL·Hollywood Barn Dance 953) S-ew~_ wCCO·Jackie Heller KFJM KOIL WAAW Dance; Henr)- Burr, tnr.; Guest: WJ R KSL KMOX WG~ Denny'~ NBC.Messag" of Israel: WENR WLS WCAL-1jChapel Service .Jack Orch Hoo ier Hot Shot,; Novelo­ WNAX WllAS WCCO KMBC WlS·Quartet J k C If -> 0 • WTCN (sw·11.87) C"JR\lRadio Guest dia",; Unde Eua; Maple Cit)" Wl\UN.Rev. Gordon E. Meyer Wl\\· ac 0 ~y I rc. KFAB KSCJ WBBM KRNT WOW-~ews 'fBS·Jack Manhard·s Orch.: KLPM·\tusical Interlude Four; Lucille Long; Joe Par· (sw·11.83, W\lIS-Xe\\s; Orch. WGS KOIL WMT • WBB\, ~1odern Mirades sons; Vass Famil)-; Joe Kelly, r:l..·~t (.orl'lll t-. WT\U·Today's EHnll End of Saturdl.y Programs 40 • ./3-1 CARTER, THOMPSON, WIN IN STARS POLL STARIN IGll on the list of the molders THE R.INGI -and makers-of public opin­ Rug-redness makes H ion today are the radio com­ him a starperformcr mentators. Essentially an American in th~ ring! Stron,. in::.titution. they are very nearly as toulh edges make vital to the well-informed citizen of Star Single-edge the United State,:; as is the daily news­ Blades star per­ papt.·l· rormus with the 14~"""Ii That the commentators are taken 1 ..l;jroulhestFamous sincebeard.1880. seriously, respected. admired is more than proved by the returns in RADIO GUIDE'S Star of Stars poll. Tabulation of the ballots in the commentators division of the fifth annual poll has just been completed. and the results prove that the hectic events of the past ye::1r ha.ve been reflected in an in­ crea~ed interest in interpretive news opmion. Once agam Boake Carter. winner of the 1937 poll. leads every other com­ mentator in the field. Running almost thr('t.~ to one ahead of Lowell Thomas, his nea.rest competitor. Carter amply proves his righi to supremacy. Edwin C. Hill linished in third place. with Jimmie Fidler and Walter Winchell. in that order. behind him. Dorothy Thompson polled the most vote:- in the women's division. Her le~ld over Kathryn Cravens, in second pliler. was more than two to one. Kate Boake Carter captured top place Smith came third, Mary Margaret Mc­ Dorothy Thompson was the nation's among all male air commentators Bride fourth. Harriet Parsons fifth. cho:ce as best female commentator YOU TOO HAVE ALUCKY NUMBER MAKE THE MOST OF IT!!! THE FAMOUS HOLLYWOOD SUMMER CONTESTS ON THE AIR LUCKY POCKET COIN Be;autifully engrned .and imprinted with YOUII .IIITHSCO". .",1 ...... ESCo..E LUCKY HE summer radio season surprised John \!:tll\·ille Corp. Dept. ;\11·4. 22 Ea't 40Ih a complete e )''-"..... ,n ..Ioiliol)n 1O ....'n )."" SI.. \e" York fll\, or from J ...hlls \bn\'iUe must M J)lhlmarked before midnitht. St'ptember 1 w,1I ~,_ t_ ,;,t t>oo."ur"l COLD SOIlDIIIIlD Tthe editors of RADIO GUIDE by show­ C..ItDS w,UI <'e1l"1..,,, ...~ ,...... r...... r.. k~" .... dr.aler. \hil elltrie· to John- \1.10'1\'1111' CUllle~l. ~loi'" )'<'tJr ~. 1.....-..1 on :tOUr ",I1I _ ing more life than it has for years. ~t ~el\ and 1>;."""...... I.' " 1>;"",..",... lhat ..">nor ). 22 [.I't 4",11 York City. COllie I cI' 'o(>S 50 STUDEBAKER5 C'~Tt'":'Z~~ii'::I:~:;.I.~. C~in..J;~ Therefore. because several rich prizes Jul) ':;:;.,"" 2e- PRIZES: (Wetkly) Ten prius, e.ach 01 Command­ .... ID on ...... lpl col al.(>". I" -".... to ",I ) ...... continue to be dangled b('fore our eyes -. ..tr...... W 1_ ..-U'n f,,11 I ..r...--< .... (and ears) we resume 0:.1' oont£"::.t de­ 59,500.00 FOR LIMERICKS a_ wiUl ...-- ~ 01 II r,...... " I'" .. I' oInd with 1,000 gallons of gasoline; .also $100 ush ....,.i_ .t. partment each week in this at-a·glance­ PRIZES: (Grolnd) lst, 51,000; 2nd. 5500; 3rd. to e.ach winner. column. These items will I,x> kl'pt up to S250; t"",enty·flve prizes. euh oJ 1938 leonud CALWE5T·HOLLYWOOD. Dept. K, d::1tc and complete only SO far as n::1­ electric relrigeroltor (price. $190): 60 prizes. uch TilE Rl"lES: Fini h tht ~enttn("e. '·1 like I\"or~ to! W. 8th St. La. AD.el... Calif. tional contests are conctrn<."d. When 550 ush. FI;alce~ becau~t --" in t"enty-five additional "ords or le< . Attach a box-top from eilh..r ill' the bigger advertisers return to the Tin: RL'lUi: Obtilin a booklet of ten lim rick ..., of hor)· . ap H •• kes to each enlr)". lhere are field of contesting this autumn, we each I>l'rlaillin( 10 some Lecnard Refril1;erator five cC('fkly conthh, the first Uarlinl{ Junt 5. will introduce again our special de­ fealure, from your dealer. Each limerick lacks and lhe last clo,jnl{ at lllidl1i~ht July 9. 5l'nd partment of helpful cont('st aids called a la'l line. Write last lines for five of lhe tell entries to Ivory Flake'. Box 123, Cillcinllati, Ohio. "So You Like Contests?" limt'ntk~. fill lhe_e in in ink or "ith a t)pe II riter 011 the Offiri;ll Entry Blank on 1he back For more details. listen to "Mary Marlin," Mon· p.ure of tile booklet, and mail the entry blank day through friday on NBC at 11 iI.m. and 550,000.00 CASH onl) (no1 the .... hole booklet) lo Leonard Re· 3 p.m. EDT or to "The O'Nellls," Monday PRIZES: (Weekly) lst, $1,000 ush; ten prizes. fri",eralor lan,erick COllle_ t, 14260 Ph mouth through friday on NBC ;at 12:15 p.m. EDT. nth $50 ush; fifty prizes, nch $10 cash. Boad. Detroil, llich, Si~n your name and adllre~s TilE RULES: (('mpll'le the nlellu, "1 like in Ink ill ~POl((> pro\'ided on blank. a· "I!'II as 55 FOR RHYMES benu~ nallle anti addres-!o of dealer from .... hom b.....klet PRIZE: (Wetkly) $5 cash. Ro)al Cro"n Col.& --" in I"tlll)-fi\'e ".l~ entril'~ "ord~ ol'lllIltd. Mail bo>forf June 15. addition.&1 or Ie . :"0 limit on number of TilE IllILES: Send a fourline rh~me about entries fn,m each contI' unt, but e.lch elliry SIX 525.00 PRI2E5 AJemite Itlbricati..n to Jud~e.• l.:~ Car Cuntr t lOu"t include the top from a bonk of RO) • PRIZES (Wtekly) Six prizes, nch S2S cuh. ~'a il i --.-- anti --." l' l.' the Ihree "ords you con itll.'r mo,1 de C!ill­ TilL nULES: Complete ill thirty additional ",ords ti"e of Chicken of the Sea Tuna or White Star or II"~ Ihe senlence. "My favorite Libby Food DISCARD YOUR OLD AERIAL label~ Enclo~e ~l TUIl.a. Attach 1"0 from each brand to is libb)'s --. becauce --." labels It 11 KOlt Llke1J' CcaT'Todod IDd Hal Poor or Loole Nots)' Conn.etlonl ('ath entry and selld to Conle\1 Oe,l,lrllllellt, Vln from lhrte different libby canned 100<1'1 "ith Ccamplet. No KOBE BUZZES. CLICKS Ind Jooru fro- .uaau niDI and wlntl" .1MlW Si~n Ind ,Ieet whfn \1.1.0. aD t· lr: H' ('ao..111 Aerial F.lIlDlnat..r. AnJl'l'le un Camll . a Food Co.. Terminal 1<.1'lIId, (OIl. Th.. each enlry. lour full name and addre§! and Doel aWI1 .lIh """"trt Qu.t1if~inlt dealer'~ It In a m"ment', time to ,~ radio 'I't--(M'rUpl... onlJ' 11.1 Int'h bJ' ~ Inrtl ,p_ pritt'S \\ill be a"ude,1 for Ihl' 5,000 full name and addre"'s. Send entril!'! to Atrial entirelY wi. luot' -~uot bthlnd lhe nt eillbit. J'OUr radio to ot""rate .. IIIIOIIt an aerial and In I", l t'lIlrtts each month, ~lJrch throu 'h (,htuher. libby Conl~t Ju.lc('c, Ho\\ard Clark Bld~.. Chi plleO' III 1111_ O'I'l'r tM eDttl"O b".dt'a t bend frflJuetlof'l ... and 'bnrt w.,.e ('101_1 . ca~", ...0 C"atlWllJ The\e \Iiuners "ill be .Ii·ible to enter tile $10,lXX) 111 F.ntries IHust be porW. Tn. ..,...... In« the c.r-it)' " ...... 1 I c:.e._If_1'>le_wUI ....I".... W.th'nll~r.... II"It'f'W>d.("two<1t I 1~! ln,,1.DO' _ • _ .. on M,. Ig,.,~ ...... n 7 ~et' ,,,t.. _ 'The lIome lde.a 800k' that lolll aled 10 me mO_1 (Jl ,dtlltifit'd pictures, tOt!:ether "ilh a It"lter "'0 ,. " lort In "-"'_ with .ntI t ,~==~~U>~~:~=~=I~r'~':'t':c:: I r;arl~ ..larillr. PUllt In .t.o.ll..... ~ J.pan.. ~, 10....(.1. for m)· home." Elch Jetter should h;a\·e t"O 01 001 mort lhan 0111' hundred word dcscribinr.; ,,__••ntI -.r..-.t. /IlaIC __ '""'" .11 _ ttw I I In the far I, 11'11 in 100 "ord or Ie... v.h;al "homt'OO ""holt I like l>l'~t about the Jul)', AUIN ... t and u. 8. V.....I....." 1'l"Il'<'en. I toolt -.. M" old tIOrtal<1e IHAX'I!I: I rt'mainin~ i~)ues mean'l 10 you, and in Ihe 150 word.... St'lltember of Click," in one envelope, to ::~~. J.. "-I,,",our _~~.r~IC'O.'"'m:;:'_:_::: I ADDRESS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·.····1 iliSCU5S the three points from "The !lome Jde;t Click, P. O. Box 8245, Philadelphia, Pa. 00 not .n"! It ~,.~ ...... fI.... "100" ...... 11 8_W.... I , Book." The book lOa,· he ol,t;tined from tht' ~"11I1 "1I'"er~ each month-they mu,t 1)(' c..nt a boond ..... loIhthMfou-..a1l1M'l•••o.111." : _ L!"~_._..o..::.:.:.;...~;.:,:,;:..:.:..:. •..:..._.~~T!:.:.:~.;...~..;...~.• ~.~ JUST A MINUTEl

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