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Volume 1, No. 48 WEEK ENDING APRIL 21, 1932 Price 5c Gus Arnheim Now Men Forget L ap Year Lives Heard Over WLW Sousa's Spirit From th Flaza As Massed Bands Pay Gus Arnheim and his Cocoanut Grove (Los Angeles) Orchestra have Tribute over WSAi moved into the Netherland Plaza in Cincinnati, succeeding Horace Heidt. The Arnheim band scored Army, Navy and Marine a hit last winter while broadcasting Stoopnagle and over \\TBM from the Cafe Winter Musicians In Stirring Garden in Chicago. Budd Will Show Memorial on NBC WLW is broadcasting the Arnheim At Albee Soon melodies. Dorothy Thomas a n d Buddy Clark, vocalists, and the Three Stoopnagle and Mudd. ene of -1 hard concert unsurpassed in the Rhythm Rascals are featured in _Arn- Procter & Gamble's four radio o rirI s iistorv- will rise from the heim' band of 19. acts now at large over the air. massed instruments of the Army, will play the RRO-Albee Tine Lucky Dance at Nary and Marine bands in tribute to Strike Hour- in with the help of incbell and Theater Cincinnati next Walter \\ month. the late Jelin Philip Sousa Sunday his "Clean, Cincinnati !"-will carry of (April 17) at 1n:'n p. music front the Plaza Their elate. as well as that Arui.ci-n's hate Smiths appearance at the Thursday (April 14) at in p. in. over ILSAI will be the local outlet for saine theater, will be announced this NBC -W1 -].A I memorial. WS _A1 (NBC -WEAL). soon. Len Bernie will open his wcele Some ii American andand Canadian hand at the _Albee on Saturday IApril -loaders will (fired the bauds WM Announces irtnn Constitution flail, Washing- h 01, D. C. during the American adio Schedule Landnraster's' Association's third cidt- for t"ïeds` Garnes ayTan-rtl'aauser" retitiou. To Among the if, nuntbers to 1!e heard End Metropo9ltan e- the first time are "Huntin etoc',-er Ballad" by Ott, ritm Respighi ; "1fant- WFBE will broadcast the Re,t mersniith" by the Briton, Gustav 2 t : Season of Opera early games as follows (all :43 p. Hoist: "Uni rersity." new march by April 13-15 Chicago here. Edwin Franko Goldman. and "Sky- April 18 Pittsburgh here. I.auritz Melchior and Lawrence c-ard," a tone poem by Nat Shilkret, April 20-23 Chicago there. Tibbettill have the leads in Rich- Leaders in the concert will be WFBE will broadcast all Reds' ard Wagner's\\ "Tannhauser" when the Hoist, Goldman,_ Shilkret, Arthur games, excepting Saturday and Sun- IRENE TAYLOR last two acts are broadcast Saturday Pryor, Captain 1 aylor Branson, Cap- home; and (April 16), hegining at 3 p. nt. over tain William J. Stanuard, Charles day at Saturday, Sunday "This is a very leap says Irene Taylor, NBC holidays at St. Louis, and Sunday at funny year," \V -SAI (NBC -WEAL ). Bcnter, Captain Charles O'Neill, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. New singer. "I have received more proposals this year than ever This ends the season's Metropoli- Lieutenant T. J. Gagnier, Captain R. York gaines there are a WFBE ad- before. Maybe its in the air." Irene is heard on the late dance tan Opera House broadcasts, making B. Hayward, Peter Boys, A. Austin dition. pick-ups from Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chicago over NBC. a total of 25 over NBC since the be- Harding, Victor T. Grabel, Wilter ginning on Christmas 19::1, Smith. Frank Simon and Herbert L, The cast includes Melchior as Clarke. Fritze Fasts Briton Ends His June Comes East Tannhauser. Tibbett as Wolfram. Elisabeth Rethberg as Elizabeth, Philharmonic Siegfried Tappolet as Landgraf Her- Irene Is Guest mann, Hans Clemens as Walther, Season Sunday Arnold Gabor as Biterolf. Giordano Paltrinierï as Heinrich. laines Wolfe as Reinmar. Dorothee 1\lanski as Sir Thomas Beecham,. who has con- Venus and Aida Doninclli as a young ducted the New York Philharmonic - shepherd. Symphony Orchestra for fire weeks during the enforced absence of TO TALK OVER SEA Arturo Toscanini, will malee his fare - o dl appearance with the orchestra Viscountess Snowden. wife o f this season at Carn:ygie Hall, New Britain's former Chancellor e,f the 'York, on Sunday (April 17), over Exchequer. will speak on "The Unity \VKRC of the '_Methodist Churches" Sunday- (CBS) network from 2 to (April 17) at 12:39 nuon over Co- p. an. lunibia. The complete pro,, -am follows: Overture, "Fingal's Case .Men,lelssohrt FROM BRITAIN ç"r,:phouy No. 2, in D v:nior B aluns Allegro non troppo Adagio non troppo Allegretto grazioso Thee British Broadcasting Corpo-

Finale: Allegro con : it ration will send to America "The Intcrntission: Description vi the Music by Common Heritage" Friday (April Olin Downes 22 ) at 5 p. m. over Columbia in the Concerto in B minor, No. ....Saint-Saens She is blue-eyed and plat- Violin soloist: Rctno 13 i,ynh:i second of eight international ex- "Slimmer Night on the Ricer" Deiius inum -haired and her name is changes. Prebale to "Die Meistersinger" l\ agner June Pursell-"the girl with the ballad voice." Her voice is -ow- BUDDY ON WCKY TO SING "Fi REFLY" pitched, vibrant and appealing Irene Bordoni will transport and her singing is often com- FRITZI WHITE Buddy Rogers and his California her Parisian pattern of melody The Dayton Thorobreds will in- pared with that of the late Nora to clude Rudolph Frind's operetta, Cavaliers may be heard each Satur- WSAI (NBC-WEAF) Friday p. m. may be 5 day 12 One lunch-hour "Firefly," Friday (April 15) at 9 Bayes. June is feet 4, weighs at midnight over WCKY (April 15) at 9:30 p. m. as guest to you, but it's time to sing for p. m. over \VL\V, Soloists are Helen 125 and whispers to the micro- (\ lib inger with Leo Reisman and his Fritz; White. Secretary in a Marie Anderson, Franklin Bens. phone. She gazes at the ceiling o, chestra on Ponds program. Louis John Johnen and Tont Richey-. movie concern, Fritzi foregoes and prefers to be alone during RUSS COLUMBO BACK O Thursday (April 21) at S her noonday repast to be heard her broadcast. From May 4 she p. . she will open an eight -week BERNIE AT GREYSTONE with George Hall and his or- will be on each Saturday at 6:45 Russ Columho, "NBC Rontee of en agement for that hour as chestra from the Hotel Taft in p. m. over WSAI (NBC-WEAF). Son,g." has returned to the air. He gu St on the Fleischmann pro - Ben Bernie will play- at the Grey - is singing each Monday-, Tuesday, New York City, over WKRC She had seven years as a r< dio gr m with Rudy Vallee and his stone Ballroom Sunday evening (April Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 11 1 p, (CBS) at rn. daily except 24) during his weeks stand at the star in Hollywood before her re- p. ni, and Sunday at 11 :15 p. m. over C nnecticut Yankees over WSAL Sunday. RKO-Albee beginning the day before, cent trek to New York, an NBC-WFAF hookup. BC-WEAF), 2 RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING APRIL 21, 1932 Eastern Standard Time Weekly RADIO DIAL Oh, Columbia! Entered as second-class matter Inly 29, 1931, at the post office at Cincinnati, Ohio. « PROGRAM JOTTINGS » under the Act of Ma ch 3. 1579. Programs on Published every 'Friday by the Radio Dial Publishing Co.. Choke of the Week's 22 East 12th St.. Cincinnati. Ohio. Contents copyrighted. Local and Out -of -Town Stations Sax Monts tor $1. Single Copes 5 cents RADIO DIAL brings you latest available programs and news of your favorite stations and artists. All programs listed are correct up to press -time, but are, of course, subject to Friday, April 15 Marching Song" and "Drink to Me later changes by networks and local stations. On1-- with Thine Eyes." WLW (NBC-WJZ) will take * * * children behind scenes of the Ring - VOL. I WEEK ENDING APRIL 21, 1932 No. 48 Richard Bonelli, Chicago Civic ling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Opera star, will again be guest - Circus at Madison Square Garden singer at 3:30 p. m. on the Swift at 3:15 p.m. Garden Hour over WLW (NBC- CROONING GETS THE GATE * * * WJZ). Israel Zangwill's play, "The Melt- * * In radio programs as in everything else, styles are always changing. ing Pot," will be broadcast by the Eleanor Brandt, violinist, student No sooner does the ceaselessly swinging pendulum of popularity reach Radio Guild at 4:13 p. tn. over an of Emil Heermann, and Herschel one dizzy extreme than it pauses and starts an equally dizzy descent. NBC-WJZ hook-up. Linstaedt, pianist, pupil of Albino That recurring manifestation of human nature as it affects broadcast- * * * Gorno, will give the College of Mu- ing fare is particularly to the fore at the moment, for the favor -and - George Meader, stage and opera sic of Cincinnati student program disfavor curve has just described another of its breakneck dips, this time tenor, will sing "The Night \Vas over WCKY, Sunday at 7:30 p. m. with crooning as the thing left high and dry. Made for Love" and "Poor Pierrot" * * * Two or three months ago, the crooners were getting all the breaks. (both from the show, "The Cat and Paul Robeson, whose fine bari- No program of popular music was complete without a soft singer. the Fiddle") and "Don't Ask Me tone voice and whose performances Indeed, there were times when dialers who wanted vocalizing of any other Why," when he appears with Leon- in "Show Boat," "Porgy," "The sort were hard-pressed to find it. But now everything has changed. ard Joy and orchestra on the Nestle Emperor Jones," "Black Boy" and one of the out- True, a few crooners are still doing business at the same old stands. Chocolateers at 8 p. in. over \VCKY "Othello" make him However, their ranks have been sorely decimated. Soft voices which (NBC-WJZ). standing personalities of his race, charmed millions not so long ago are not heard throughout the Iand a a * will star in the third "Ziegfeld Radio Show' over WKRC (CBS) these days. Young men and women who were drawing princely pay- and the colorful pre - Louisville at 8 p.n1. checks at the turn of the year have discovered that unemployment is Derby festivities will be the scene not just a catch -phrase. of the activities in this episode of Why this sudden cooling of popular favor? "Beau Bachelor," over WIRC Monday, April 18 Perhaps the best explanation is that crooning was very much over- (CBS) at 10 p. m. Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, presi- done. As always, the broadcasters stampeded to cash in on the success * * * dent of Columbia, will. speak on of a few leaders, not wisely but too well. The result was desolating °What Follows the Pk.ct of Paris?" variety. The Vox Humanan vocal octette, monotony from what might have been pleasing male quartet and organ will present under auspices of the National Stu- Also, it must be pointed out that crooning is little more than a trick "Wagner's Liebstod" from "Tris- dent Federation, at 4:30 p. m., over technique. Tricks seldom remain the vogue for long. over WLW at WABC and other Columbia sta- the necessity for softly has passed. In tam and Isolde" Then, too, technical singing 10 p. m. Grace C. Raine will direct; tions. the beginning, crooning came into being largely because old-fashioned * * * were to handling full -voiced singing. That, of Finis Farr, formerly of The Cin- microphones unequal series of orig- course, is not the case with modern studio equipment. The first of -a new cinnati Post and now continuity At any rate, regardless of why, it is pretty clear that crooning finally inal compositions by noted com- writer for NBC, has adapted Robert to the well-known depression. Possibly it will come posers will be offered by Nat Shil- Louis Stevenson's "Markheim" for has fallen a victim of "Music That Satis- back. Other types of programs have bloomed again after withering kret, director broadcast at 10 p. m. over \VLW But just now it does not look as if a come-back fies," when he conducts "An Early (NBC-WJZ). under popular disfavor. American Ballade" by Robert Rus- will be in the very near future. ALMA YOUNGQUIST the studio powers that be. sell Bennett at 10:30 p. m. over What next is the question that is disturbing WKRC (CBS). Tuesday, April 19 While they are deliberating over that, they might also ponder-and peni- When the censors depart, William Bennett Munro, of the tently-the gold -rush exploitation which did so much to snuff out the California Institute of Technology crooning goose that laid such shining eggs. Alma Youngquist arrives. Plac- Saturday, April 16 will sneak on "The Significance of ing both of her best feet for- Charles Courboin, one of the Our State and Local Elections" at ward, Alma has stepped out as world's eminent organists, will be 3 p. ni. over WCKY (NBC-WJZ) heard at 9:30 p. m. through Colum- in the "You and Your Government one of the more popular Colum- Series." bia stations, originating in KMOX. a * bia television features in inter- He has played many times for Bel- gium's king. Vincent Lopez will interpret the Dial over W2XAB "Nola" in a piano presentation dur- round pretative dances * * * ing his program with the Valvo- By THE DIAL TWISTER each Tuesday at 8:15 p. in. Due Wheeler and Woolsey, Mitzi Dance over and Eddie liners Orchestra WLW acknowledgment is here made Green, Arline Judge at 8:15 p. in. "Blues in My Heart," Quillan will be featured on the "Eugenie Hat" and "River Stay to television. Lucky Strike Dance Hour at 10 p.m. 'Way from My Door" will be heard. Back to Columbia after wintering hobby. We would he more inclined over \USAI (NBC-WEAF). Jimmy Hour to call that strenuous exercise. with National, the Wonder Grier and orchestra will play from George B. Cortelyou, President of (WKRC, Sunday at 1:30 p. m.) up- Victor Herbert and Los Angeles. of holds its reputation for quality. It's If you like glimpses back -stage, the Consolidate Gas Company the Ivanhoe Playhouse (WLW, New York, will discuss "Souse As- a superior program of contrasts, George M. Cohan on Col. Robert R. McCormick, pub- pects of the Economic Depression" in all departments. Thursday at 9 p. m.) is worth a splendidly done lisher and editor of The Chicago at 9:30 's, in. over WLW (NBC- hearken. It's a well -diversified The "Curtain Calls" ni. setting. Tribune, will speak at 10:15 p. WJZ). This is in place of the Grace Moore, who adorns that show, in an agreeably novel over WKRC (CBS) on "Tite Na- Herbert's Red Mill" "Great Personalities" tales by Fra- Wednesday Goodyear program Victor "The tional Peril" (taxation) in the Co- zier Hunt, who leaves soon on a (NBC over WSAI, at 9 p.111.), lias Jane Frontan doesn't like to use a and some of George M. Cohan's song of Public Affairs. telephone. It makes her stutter. lumbia Institute world tour. A new series of "Great hits will be heard in "Curtain Calls" He is a son of Robert S. McCor- Personalities" will be opened Tues- by the WLW Concert Orchestra and mick, once Ambassador to Austria day (April 20), sponsored by the The NEC Symphonic Hour Vocal Sextet, Wednesday (April 90) and Russia. 1 New York Life Insurance Company. (WLW, Sunday at p. m.) is still at 10 p. ni. * * * one of the week's high spots. Fine Soloists will be Helen Marie An- Titanic, one of music and Walter Damrosch's per- derson, Franklin Bens, Louis John The sinking of the Wednesday, April 2l make it something that the world's major news stories, will sonality Johnen, Virginio Marucci and Eugene of Yes- Selections front the musical op- can't be duplicated. That recent Perazzo. The program follows: feature Joe Ries' ,'Headlines ONEOF PADI65 terday" at 10:45 p.rn. over WLW. erettas, `The Geisha" and "The MOST DRFSSED Tschaikowsky program was a The Red Mill (:Miniature) Waltz Dream," mark the pattern of WOMEN. shining demonstration. Victor Herbert the concert Josef Pasternack will 1 Overture Orchestra Sunday, April 17 direct for the Jack Frost Melody Since they went on the chain, 2 Beautiful Isle of Our Dreams Moments_ at 8:30 n. m. over \\ LW no fewer than 050 dresses and 75 Antos and Andy have introduced Helen Anderson, Franklin Bens Ernest Pack and Carlo Mas- (NBC -WIZ).IZ). pairs of shoes. She probably in- over 50 characters in their act. And and Orchestra troapolo, violinists, will be guest * * * nothing to 3 Moonbeams 10:45 noon over sists she "simply has the end is not yet. Virginio Marncciï Violin, Eu- artists at WLW. San Felice Serenaders will sing wear." gene Perazzo, Organ Mr. Pack was concertmaster of the "You Were My Salvation," "Bend The True Story Hour (NBC over i Everyday Is Ladies Day Odessa (Russia) Opera and a grad- Down, Sister" and "You're the About those Radio xFollies for 8:30 p. is Louis John Johnen, Male Quartet, Orch. uate of the Prague Conservatory of WSAI, Tuesday at m.) 5 Finale One" over WL\V at 8:15 p. m.; fea- which Chrysler pays and pays asking for listeners' reactions to the Orchestra Music. Both men are members of turin Marcella Uhl, blues singer, (CBS over WKRC, Sunday at 8 feature. Such a check-up usually George M. Cohan Hits the Cincinnati Symphony Orches- and the San Felice Male Quartet. p. in a name? Mean- 1 Fort; -five Minutes From Broadway of Music faculty. m.), what's Orchestra tra and College ing, with the Ziegfeld spell shaken * * * 2 So Long Mary Thursday, April 21 off, just what would there be to dis- 'fe Helen Anderson, Quartet. Orchestra songs of Princeton and sot -,e." 1;9F loL Football tinguish this half-hour from a dozen \ 3 Mary Is a Grand Old Name Yale toil' share honors on the pro- Tangee _Musical Dreams will pre- air shows of the same Bens, Quartet, Orchestra other good 4 Stand UP and Fight Like H gram of Eight Sons of Eli over sent "By the Fireside," "Every sort? Think it over. Orchestra WKRC (CBS) at2 p.m. Opening Little While" and "I Can't Forget," * * Finale: Over There the presentation w-itli "Eli Yale." with Ralph Simson, tenor, and According to a bulletin from Orchestra the double quartet from the Yale Wally Maher piaster of ceremonies "Grapevine Service," Norman T. Glee Club . ill sine the "Princeton over \VLW at 7:45 p. nl, used to do plenty with Baker, who \1R`ILi.Í1,, hS.i.tb.t,11t1)(/ .r .(¼RlhRllh To Carry lus now muzzled KINT, is building NERI"5 YOUR CHANCE TO TALK BACK To THE RADIO. Red Top a 100,000 -watt station just over the Baseball Snores Here is the Key to the Out -of -Town li , in Mexico. if XER is a fair means that the sponsor has his sample, this new voice from the doubts about continuing. It ought Over Station WKRC Radio Stati ns land of bull -fights is going to give to show that this program has a big and enthusiastic following. American broadcasters considerable * local To simplify the tuning of chain stations, the following log of net- to worry about. One of the season's leading work stations is given with each chain headed by the New York station the "how times features consists of the Red * And add this to sport which broadcasts its programs: (Those marked take either N' C Louise Ryder keeps up her good have changed" file. When Paul Top Malt Baseball broadcast nightly network.) work (WCKY, Thursday at 8:15 \Vhitenian started his band, his men at il :15 over WKRC. it1ATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY .p.m.). A rich colorful contralto averaged $35 a week. Now some Runs, hits, errors, batteries and and thoughtfully planned programs of theta draw down $350 to $d50. features such as homers and triple WJZ, New York 760 kc. AVMAC), Chicago 670 ke. are the winning combination. Who start -1 this silly rumor about plays are announced. KDKA, Pittsburgh 980 kc. * * * a depression? KYW, Chicago 10.20 kc. WEAF, New York 660 kc. 1490 kc. *l' Lyon, the NBC Chicago *WCKY, Covington 'NR, Chicago 8"r0 Ice. Charlie on "You *W EN R, Chicago 870 kc. WGY, Schenectady 790 l:c. announcer, collects dictionaries as a That new series oi talks CHATTER MOVES and Your Government (NBC over WGAR, Cleveland 1450 kc. *WHAS, Louisville S20 kC, at 8 p. m.) sounds WJR, Detroit 750 kc, WSAI, Cincinnati 1330 kc. WCKY, Tuesday ex- mighty profitable and timely. The Chatter of WLW (daily WLW, Cincinnati . 700 kc. WTAM, Cleveland 1070 * * cept Sunday) has moved front 4:45 *WLS. Chicago S'tO kc. WWI. Detroit 920 kckc As if balancing the budget weren't to 5 :15 p. in. COLUMBIA BROADCASTING COMPANY enough of a chore, the Senate is still figuring on broadcasting its :ses- Time changes Saturday midnight .WABC, New York 860 kc. WFBM, Indianapolis ....12 30 kc, KMOX, St. Louis 1090 kc. WHK, Cleveland 1390 kc. sions.. The proposition is ticketed (April 23.) Subscribe now to the HE WOULD HAVE as the Dill -Howell bill. But if -we WADC, Akron 1320 kc. WY.RC, Cincinnati 550 kc. WORDS WITH HIM. know. our listeners, it had better' be Radio Dial and be on time with WBBM, Chicago. 770 kc. WLAP, Louisville 1200 kc. rechristened as the "Howl bilk" your radio. WCCO, Min'p'lis-St. Paul. 810 kc. \VSPD, Toledo 1340 kc. Eastern Standard Time RADIO DLAL, WEEK ENDING APRIL 21, 1932 Fillmore and Mike Return to WLW FEATURES CROSBY VILW To Present EACH FRIDAY Dr, Chenoweth In Bing Crosby will be featured in Louis Katzman's 26 -piece dance or- WCKY's Sunday 5 :30 p. m. program, Talks on Health chestra, Frazer Gange, popular radio known as Messer's Melody Moments, baritone, and a crack male quartet, a presentation of the Ed. Messer Dr. Laa rance B. Chenoweth, Pro- are now being heard regularly over Confectionery Company of 209-219 fessor of Hygiene, University of Cin- WLW each Friday at 7:1.3 p. In. E. Third Street, Cincinnati. "How cinnati, will open a series of four Quaker State Oil sponsors this en- Long Will It Last," "Too Late," "A Saturday evening talles on "Some semble. Faded Summer Love" and "Good- High Lights of Medical History" night Sweetheart," are the recorded April 16, at 6:43 p, m., with an ad- selections featuring Crosby. dress on "Important Discoveries Con- ON W8XAL cerning the Human Body." The remainder of the schedule fol- Short-wave fans may hear the 10,000 -watt Crosley station, 1V'XAL, ACCEPTS POST lows : April 23, "The Emancipation From Plague and Pestilence"; April daily from 6 until 10 :30 a. m., 1 :30 until 3,:30 p. in., and 6 p. m. until 1 Mrs. John A. Hoffman has ac- 311, "Poverty, Disease and Preventive 1 :30 a. m, cepted. for the fourth consecutive year, Medicine": May 7, "Immunization- the Cincinnati chairmanship of the Science's Greatest Gift to Mall." Atwater Kent contests, named by Dr. Ellis Snyder (Columbus), Southern GIVES SCORES Ohio chairman. Mrs. Hoffman served "BOB" eight years as president of the Clifton 'Bob" Newhall is including the "MODEL' Music Club and was for two years baseball scores in his Mail Pouch in charge of the Music Department Sportsman period at 6:30 p:" m. (daily of the Cincinnati Woman's Club, of except Sunday) over WLW. ROMANCES which she is now a director. The con- test will be held in June. Time changes Saturday midnight (April 23.) Subscribe now to the Radio Dial and be on time with HINTS FOR BEAUTY your radio. Tune In who Florence Frey, beauty expert, "IF IT'S `CLEVER DICK' is well known throughout the middle IT'S THE BEST" WK RC west, is now a Tuesday .and Friday 10 a. m. feature of AVCKY, Miss Frey who operates a beauty salon at Great Ghost 12:15 NOON 63" Walnut Street and also conducts Stories a beauty culttire school is well known Every Week Day to radio fans of Cincinnati and vicin- from the ity for her talks which have been heard for the past four years over Past e RZ\V. to the Present hear the ON MAXWELL HOUR "Ltlle Miss Clever Dick" TUNE IN to WCKY IMMORTAL MUSIC >I1,

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Editor The Dial: Here is an aid - - to remembering whatever we wish Remember over the radio. I have a looseleaf notebook on top of the radio with "BOB" NEWHALL'S a pencil at hand. I always make notes on desirable things and may bring them to mind at once by read- Witty and Timely ing the notes. I make a note of such subjects as future programs I wish to hear; about radio con- Hello Folkses. Sport Gossip tests in which I am interested; spe- cial trial offers of advertised prod- a new (new to in the old ucts; mistakes in English (and We've bought car . her you'd and numerous us We've decided to call Commercial -Tribune? be surprised!) "Sally" because ave got her for a other things. I go over the Radio mark song. (This nomenclature complex Dial when it first comes and comes natural to us; we lire on a Well, "Bob"-now the Mail Pouch "double special interests, crossing" street called "Emma") is a Sportsman of WLW (nightly at 6:30 as I said Sally those of most importance lady with a past, haying had two except Sunday)- is back with you once before. I may then run down in his owners before ue, but she's ready the line and note at a glance what now to settle down. As she re- I wish. In my notebook, I have marked only yesterday between written in order of the day special regularly, stop lights: "Wise and programs which are given Its a good home I'm wanting hour by hour, and in this way: now and gentle care; my wild oats (Central Time) - days are over." Otherwise" 8:45 a. m.-WLW-Mail Bag Time-Wed. -Sat. Left to right, Frank Miller, Mrs. ("Ma") McCormick, "Pa" McCormick, Column 9:00 a. m.-WLS-Sands of Time -- Mon. We played a theater some time -Fri. Odas Maddox, Omar Castleman. ago that had a Kroger Grocery 10:45 a. m.-WLS-News of the day. off the worried 11:00 a. m.-WGN-Happy Hank-daily ex- opening lobby; that regularly in Sat.-Sun. From generation to generation many of the songs of these us-too easy for the customers to 12:00 noon.- -WLW- -National Farm and McCormick Old -Time Fiddlers have been handed down by moun- buy eggs and vegetables as they The RADIO DIAL Home Hour. tain -folk and have yet be written down on paper. odds went in.. Fortunately for us no one Mrs. H. P., Anderson, Ind. to By all one of WLW's most popuiiar features, McCormick took advantage of this unique Next Issue the Fiddlers service. Beginning have just returned to WLW following a successful theatrical tour * * * (April 28th) Reader: No immediate informa- of weeks Kentucky and Virginia. The band tion on LeRoy De Turk. Perhaps three through West OUR WEEKLY"ANTIC-DOTE": of some of our readers can tell you consists "Ma" McCormick at the piano; Frank Miller, fiddler; We're not sure whether ave through this column. Harriet Wel- Omar Castleman, banjoist; Odas Mattox, guitarist and tenor, dreamed this or whether it really len is said to be engaged in concert and "Pa" at his 52 harmonicas. happened. We were playing the work in Indiana and her address is Sherman Theater in Chillicothe and Hotel. Anderson, Anderson, Ind. stopping- at the Warner Hotel. We

Ì, * * says: "By the end of the week, our 111 11111 1111 11 ordered chicken dinners sent to our a M. T., of Battle Creek, Mich , copy of The Radio Dial has been rooms. There carte tapping at looked at and consulted until it is WSMK the door; we opened it and ira 1380 kilocycles walked a little red hen. She had almost in pieces. It is a big help." a determined look in her eyes and a quizzical expression played around Tune in . . . I.. R., Newport, hy.: The Street HIGHLIGHTS her mouth. "Why, wvitat are you Singer with Pillsbury Pageant is BY J. B. MILL[R doing up here?" ave asked. "Well," HANK KARCH site replied, "I'nl the hen that's go- Baseball Scores Arthur Tracy. ing to be roasted for your dinners, "The .Sanjokester" * * * This Monday night half hour of so thought I'd corlte up to look you Radio and Vaudeville Reader, Cincinnati: Guy Lom- WSMK Stars on Parade (10:00 guys over-just to see what I was p. m.) always getting into." Let Bob Ripley and Artist WKRC bardo and his Royal Canadians are presents entertaining Lowell Thomas smoke that one in úJ now heard WABC and other variety. Next week the "stars" who over will their pipes! 6:15 P. M. be glorified are Barbara Run- * * * Cincinnati's Premier Columbia stations Monday, 10 p. m., yan, pianist, organist, and Daily song- favorite of Instructor of Thursday 12 midnight, and Satur- stress; Nye, Our master ceremonies Gladys accordianist; was always Frank Thaw of "Coffee day 7.30 p. m. and 12 midnight. Bob Wooster, xylophone soloist; BANJO Sponsored by the Jack popular Dan" fame-then we tuned in and RED TOP MALT Wymer, ballad bari- heard Pat Harrington on that Cros - MANDOLIN CO.,Manufactur- tone; and Sunny Oliver, "Voice of ley Dealers' Night Club program. ers of the famous Dixie.". James Burton is master of HAWAIIAN GUITAR KIDDIES' CONTEST The kid's clever! Have you heard quality- ceremonies. him? (Tuesday nights at ten.) Pat GUITAR * * * has had a lot of experience at that Tommie and Willie, Coca Cola S2IK has added more drama. UKULELE RED TOP stuff ; he has been entertaining the Twins of WCKY, are conducting a The John Lawrence Players, well folks around the studios with his known to contest for children via water colors radio audiences through wit and humor for some time, but it MALT their transcriptions and appearing looked like he was to the WURLITZER STUDIOS and crayons. They are on weekly doomed 121 E. 4th St., MAin 0172-0193 at a Dayton theater, take the air life of a crooner until that Night at G p. m. nightly except Sunday. each Sunday at 10:-1s P. nt. with Club program came along. Not that stories of the Kentucky hills, writ- he can't out -Downey Downey any- ten by the director, iolrn Lawrence, time but we got a kick out of hear- Sidney TenEyck and his who is also heard in prominent ing him out -Shaw Coffee Dan. the "Doodlesocker Dribbles" are roles. * * * Know ALL * * * on a week's vacation. Even Tint recently recorded a programs humor nods, you know. Another dramatic feature is the for the A. and P. South American i play to be given in the Tower The- Coffee people on his home -record- Stations with ater of the Air next Wednesday at ing outfit and they sent hint several tll 1111 1111 1111 1111 6:30 D. m. The story deals with the pounds of coffee. Wonder if ave If We Had I'I'Our Own "hereafter." The author is the couldn't record those Ziegfeld Fol- Tower Theater's directress, Jane lies programs for Chrysler? R.aDio DIAL I Bishir. I Radio Station * * * JIM AND WALT.

[ By JACK SNOW [ Ralph Kempf has written a series of sketches to he heard weekly on LOG BOOK ANNOUNCER: I the Radio Honte Hour. The first With WLW Play ers [ We are broadcasting from the of these, "I'll See You Later." is annual banquet of the Amateur = scheduled for production Wednes- Crapshooters Convention in the I day at 0:15 a. m. on the Road Ballroom of the Hotel Crappy I * * * . . . in N'Yawk. i FREE! [ Drama followers find FRIDAY (April 15): Bones, 97 -year -old should Osseous O. I 1380 an ideal Hink and Dink, Holland Theater, BelIe- [ WSIVIK's dial spot. fontaine, Crapshooter and Crooner, will - fea- Ohio. hunt the cracked theme song of i Beside the foregoing, dramatic Sidney TenEyck and Dave Roberts._ Cin- Dial and identify radio stations all over the world with this new tures of various types are heard at derella Theater, Williamson, W. A a. our program. It is the theme I For a limited time, you can have a copy free with times: 7 Harmonica Bill, Rialto Theater, 1221 Vine LOG BOOK. [ the following p.m. daily Street, Cincinnati. to RADIO DIAL. Here's an idea of song of Wola Wegri's motion I a 6 -months' subscription picture, "A Wonsan Demands," except Saturday and Sunday ("Foot- Bradley Kincaid, Masonic Theater .11iuton, what it contains: T lights and Bic, Time") ; 5:15 p. m., West Virginia. and is entitled "Paradise." Monday, Wednesday and Friday SATURDAY (April 16) : radio stations listed alphabetically. f 1111 Ill 1111 ..-..-.11 191 ,.j. 1. U. S. and Canadian ; ("Agnes, Millie, 'n' Lil") 6:30 p. m., Hink and Dink, Gallipolis 'I heater. Galli - With space for filling in dial setting on your set. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, polis, Ohio. stations listed by- frequencies. and 10:30 p. m., Monday (Tower Layne's -Mountaineers, McRoberts Thee - 2. U. S. and Canadian Tune in on the ter, McRoberts, Ky. S., listed by States. Theater). 3. All stations in U. * * * SUNDAY (April 17): 4. Network stations associated with N. B. C. and C. B. S., Harmonica Bill and High Noon, LaRop Three Sunday features start this Theater. Portsmouth, Ohio. listed three ways. WorthmO.re week in the Tower Studios. They Layne's Mountaineers, Jenkins Theater, 5. FOREIGN long -wave stations. the in Jenkins, Ky. are Henning Trio chamber Sidney TenEcck and Dave Roberts, Hat, stations all over the world. Twins musicale, 5 p. M.; Carl Nil], tenor, 6. Short-wave ris -Findlay Theater, Findlay. Ohio. world. 6:15 p. nt., and sweet harmony by Ford Rush, Lyric Theater, Urbana. Ohio. 7. Television stations all over the Seger Ellis, Sherman Theater, & "Chili" the Wolff Twins at 7 p. nt. Chillicothe, 8. Police broadcasting stations. "Soup" Ohio. Hink and Disk, Hippodrome Theater, Hear the songs and piano selections Marietta, Ohio. Convenient-Accurate-Complete-Official this duo, who bring you WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY of popular (April 20 and 21): daily greetings from the Phil J. Sidney TenEyck and Dave Roberts, Strand RADIO DIAL Hock H Co., makers of Cincinnati's -Theater. Van 55 ert, Ohio. 3 -LB Seger Ellis, .Lyric Theater, Beckley, 22 E. 1 2TH STREET, CINCINNATI, OH10 of Turtle Soup largest selling brand West Virginia. Send a copy of Radio Dial LOG BOOK Free, and enter my subscription and Chili- to Radio Dial for 6 months (26 weeks), to start at once. Enclosed WORTHMORE is 51.00. - [ I [ I Renewal New -Subscriber UNITEDo WKRC RADIO, c. 1:30 P. M. Daily. 1 103 VINE STREET ,Name . Sunday, 12:45-1:00 P. IL `The (louse of a Million Parts" We service and repair every make Address WCKY Radio. Wed. and Eri., 5:30 P. M.-6:00 P. M. STOP.t55°FEDA, G 31 State Sunday, 2:00 P. M.-2:30 P. M. Page 12 Eastern Standard Time RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING APRIL 21, 1932

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WSAI (225m.-1330 kc.) WFBE (250m.-1200 kc.) WKRC (545m.-550 kc.) WCKY (202m.--1490kc. ) W L W (428m.-700 kc.) 8:00 A. M.-Gene and Glenn 6:45 A. M.-God's Bible School-Sunrise 7:00 A. M.-Cumberland Fiddlers 6:30 A. M.-Top o' Morning (NBC) 7 :00 A. M.-Break of Day 8 :15-Talent Bureau Program Worship 7 :30-Asher Sizemore and Little J my 7:00-Morning Exercises 8:45-WSAI Morning Dance Concert 7:15-Musical Clock 7 :45-Churng old-The Breakfast Club 7 :45-Kapua's Hawaiians 7:15-The Round Table 7 :59-Gruen Time Signal 9:15-Talent Bureau Program and (NBC) 9:30-Popular Musicale 8:15-Birthday Greetings 8:00-Raysol-Old Time Singing 8:00-Eureka Weather Forecast 7:45-Jolly Bill Jane 10:00-Mrs. Blake's Radio Column (NBC) 8:30-Morning Concert 8:15-Gladys Catron, organist 8 :01-Jimmy Eldred at the Piano 8:00-Morning Devotions 10:15-Breen and De Rose (NBC) 8:30-Pyol Program 8:15-Phil Cook (NBC) 10:30-Fashions 9:00-Our Daily Thought 8:45-Cudahy Company, The Old Dutch 8:15-Morning Devotions (NBC) and Figures (NBC) 8 :30-Layne's Mountaineer Fiddlers 10:45-Betty Crocker (NBC) 9:15-Hy C. Geis, organ Girl (CBS) 8:30 --Cheerio (NBC) 11:00-Music Appreciation Hour (NBC) 9:00-H. & S. Pogue, Jean West 8:45-The Early Burdettes Stories Noon-G E. Home Circle (NBC) 9:45-Gold Nuggets 9:15-Prosperity Specials 9:00-Clever Dick-Great Ghost 9:00-Rumford School of Cookery 12:50 P. M.-Live Stock Reports 9:30-Consolidated . Merchants Program of Past and Present Orchestra with 10:05-Dot's School Children's Popularity 9:15-Andy Sanella's 1:00-Sign Off 10:00-Prescott, The Grant Trio (CBS) and New Macey and Smalley Program 10:15-Weather: Time 9:15-Waltzes, Old 3:00-Afternoon Melodies Thoughts (NBC) 4:00-Betty Moore Decorating Talk 10:18-Womañ s Hour, Tremlette Tully 9:30-Dinty Moore 9:30-Beautiful 10:20-Beauty Notes 10:45-Martin Senour, Don and Betty 9:45-Wilson Premium Man (NBC) 9:45-Band Music 4 :15-Crosley Dealers Salute (CBS) 10:00-Live Stock Reports 10:35-WFBE RHO Theatre Party (CBS) 4:30-Tea Dansante (NBC) 11:00-F .W. Fitch, The Professor 10:00-Florence Frey Beauty Talks Solos 11:15-Lane Cedar Chest-The Lane Re- 10:10-Piano 4:45-Concert Program-Farm Flashes 10:50-Mrs. Evans' Advice Orchestra 5:15-Skippy (NBC) porter (CBS) 10:15-Clara, Lu and Em (NBC) 10:15-A. & P. Dance 5:30-Celebrated Compositions 11:00-Mary and John, sketch 11:30-Best Foods: Round the World 10:30-Bill Hinkle and Eddie Baer 10:30-`Our Daily Food"-Colonel Good- 5 :45-Songsters (NBC) Cooking School (CBS) body (NBC) 6:00-Memory Hour 11 :15-Lyric Program, Musical Novelties 11:45-Jane Grey, "Kampf the Jeweler" 10 :45-Community Chest 10:45-Colorite Program Artists 6:30-Talk by Alice Richards 10:50-Classic Hour 11:00-Music Appreciation Hour (NBC) 6:45-Musical Memories 11 :30-Beulah Davis, pianist Noon-Cincinnati Paint Club 7:15-Campbell Orchestra (NBC) 12:15 P. M.-Model Laundry-Model 11:00-Music Appreciation (NBC) Noon-Tuxedo Fiddlers 11 :45-Elinor Hurdle, character sketches in Person (NBC) 7:30-Prince Albert Program (NBC) Romances Noon-Tunes in Blue 12:15 P. M.-Pat Barnes 7:45-Trials of the Goldbergs (NBC) Noon-News in Cincinnati 12 :30-Kre-Mel, the singing Chef (CBS) 12:30-Spray Talk; River Reports 12:25 P. M.-Live Stock Market Report 8:00-Cities Service Concert. with lessica 12:45-Cincinnati Merchants' Program 12:45-Market Reports; Live Stock Re- Dragonette and Cavaliers (NBC) 12:30 P. M.-Little Black Joe, songs 1:C0-Miracul Wax-Magic Piano Twins 12:30-National Farm and Home (NBC) ports 9:00-Chcquot Club Night Club (NBC) (CBS) 12 9:30-Pond's Dance (NBC) :45-Studio . 1 :15-Cincinnati Merchants Program 1:30-Piano Novelties 1:00-National Farm and Home Period 10:00-The Sampler Orchestra (NBC) 1:30-Julia Hayes 1:45-Richard Porter, singing pianist (NBC) 10:30-National 1:00-Victor Salon Orchestra 2 :00-Movie Projectionists' Union, Ruth. Oratorio Society (NBC) 1:30-American Cynamid Talk 11:00-Gibson Orchestra: Henry Thies Reeves 2 :00-Popular Dance Tunes 1 :15-Children's Hour, Robert Bentley 11:30-Sign off 2 :15-Burck-Bauer Organ Melodies 1 Arnheim's Orchestra Indigo :35-Gus 2 :30-American School of the Air (CBS) 2:15-Bloods 1:30-Slumber Songs 2 :00-School of the Air 3:00-Queen City Rug Makers 2:45-Matinee Melodies i 1:45-Mrs, Lloyd Hoshaw, readings 3:15-Re-Nu Program 3:00-Old Bill 3:30-Main Street Business Men 3:00-Just Bill and Audrey 3:15-Peeping Under the Side Show Network Programs 2:00-Charles Daunt, tenor 3 :45-Community Chest Campaign Speech 3:15-Larry Topper at the piano 3:50-Studio Tent in Circus Menagerie (NBC) 2:15-Afternoon Dance Melodies 4 3 :45-Kapua's Hawaiians :00-Pyol 4:00-A. & P. Program 4 :1S-Raysol-Howard Hafford, tenor 6:00 P. M.-Current Events: H. V. Kal 2:45-Reds vs. Cubs, Redland Field 4:00-Stars of Today Platinez tenborn. 4:30-Worthmore Turtle Soup and Chili 4:30-Organ WABC wcah wade wlap Crystals Program and Rhyme wowo wwva 4:45-Mrs. Adolf Hahn and Bertha 4:45-Crazy 4:30-Rhythm 5:00-Southern Singers 5 :00-S ulfox Health Program -Waldorf-Astoria Mathers and Jimmy Sert Room Or- 5:15-Malted Products Program, Golden 4 :45-Asher Sizemore 5:15-Bird Talk, Dr, Glenn Adams chestra. WEAF whas wenr (kyw Age, organist on 6:15) 5:00-Variety-Bee Campbell 5:00-"Snow" Drifts, Jack Snow Singing Lady (NBC) 5 :30-Pollyanna, "The Glad Girl" Chil- 5:30-Kellogg: -Raising Junior, domestic skit WJZ (CBS) 5:15-Dr. Belber Musical wgar 5:15-The Pirates' Club drens' Stories 5:45-The Chatter 5 :45-Studio 6:15-John Kelvin, 5:30-Worthmore Soup Sunshine Irish tenor, with 5 :30-Northside Musicale 6:00-Sonada Sports Review; Wally 6:00-Old Man Vincent Sorey's Orch. WABC (NBC) Forste 5:45-Little Orphan Annie 6:15-Boscul All -Star Orchestra (NBC) wwva wade wowo wlap wbbm 5:45-Jules Sien 6:15-Red Top Baseball Scores -Boscul All -Star Orchestra: Andy 6:00-Tommie and Willie, Coca Cola Pouch Sportsman-Bob New. 6:20-Studio Twins 6:30-Mail Sannella, conductor. WJZ wlw 6:00-Dot Lee, songs 6:25-Stocks; Weather; Studio hall kdka Vagabonds Ward 6 :45-Wurzburg : The German and His 6:30-Royal with 6:45-Lowell Thomas (NBC) -Skippy, children's program. (NBC) 6:15-Studio Parrot: Lange Time (6:591 Wilson (NBC) went kstp 'n' Andy (NBC) 6:30-James Melton's Music 7:00-Wrigley: Myrt and Marge (CBS) Dance Tunes 7:00-Amos 6:30-Snooks Friedman's Paramount Or- 7:15-Maxwell Coffee Program, Tune 6:45-Late chestra. 7:15-Quaker State Program WABC wspd wowo and Found Blenders (CBS) 6:55-WCKY News Man ,-Lone Wolf Tribe, 6:45-Lost an Indian story. 7 :30-Lavoris-Easy Aces 7:30-Laws for the Layman (CBS) wbbm kmox wcco wlap 6:50-Max Fisher's Orchestra 7:45-Camel Quarter -Hour: Morton 7:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) -Rex Cole Mountaineers: hill -billy 7:45-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra Downey (CBS) 7 :15-Debutantes music. WEAF 7:15-Post Question Box 8:00-Linit: The Bath Club (CBS) 8:00-Peanut Pietro -The. Three Mustachios, male trio. 8:15-Barbasol: Singin' Sam (CBS) 7:30-The Stebbins Boys (NBC) (NBC) went 7:30.-Sports Review, Harry Hartman 8:15-San Felice Cigar Program 8:30-E. I. Dupont-Today and Yester- 7:45-Billy Jones and Ernie Hare (NBC) -The Royal Vagabonds, with Ward day (CBS) Ivory Soap Orch, Wilson. WJZ 7:40-Elaine Ritter, mezzo soprano 8:30-B. A. Rolfe's wcky wgar wmaq 9:00-Flying Club Program 8:00-Nestle Chocolateers (NBC) (NBC) kdka Seidel (CBS) 7:55-Lost and Found 9:15-Toschel 8:30-Mabley & Carew Style Talk 6:40-Block-Aid Speaker: Bruce Barton. 9:30-Woodbury Co.: To the Ladies, 8:45-Sisters of the Skillet (NBC) WABC 8:00-Your Garden Leon Belasco's Orchestra (CBS) 8:35-It Pays to Advertise Thoroughbreds 6:45-Bing Crosby, songs, with Freddie (CBS) 9:00-Dayton 9:45-Van Heusen Program House Rich Orchestra. WABC wcah wlap 8:15-Kentucky Post Program-Marie 10:00-Allen "A"-Beau Bachelor (CBS) 8:45-Lookout 9:30-Armour Concert (NBC) kmox wadc wfbm wbbtn Holly 8:59-Eureka Weather Forecast Funk's 10:15-Horlick Adventures in Health, Dr. 10:00-Vox Humana -Larry Palais d' Or Orch. Herman Bundesen (CBS) WEAF wwj 8:30-Studio 9:00-On to Prosperity 10:30-Jim and Walt, Alaga Melodies -Lowell Thomas: Literary Digest 10:30-Chesterfield: Alexander Gray, Nat Burkhardt, baritone Shilkret Orchestra (CBS) 10:00-Paul Whiteman's Pontiac Chieftain: of Yesterday Topics in Brief. WJZ wlw kdka 8:45-Werner (NBC) 10:45-Headlines wmaq 10:45-Weather Forecast 9:00-The Luckey Boys, piano and banjo 11 :00-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra -Little Orphan Annie: childhood 10:46-Sonada Sports Review; Wally 10:30-Waves of Melody (NBC) playlet. Dornberger Orchestra. from (NBC) wenr wgn kstp the Forste 11 :30-Charles 6:55-Emergency Unemployment 9:15-In Gloaming, Glenna Will 10:45-Art Cox Vagabonds Mt. Royal Hotel (NBC) Relief Newland 11:00-Time Signal; Studio Committee Talk. WEAF 11:00-Club Royal, Milt Stuhlbarg Orch.: Henry Thies 7:00-Wrigley: Myrt and Marge. 11:45-Don Redman's Orchestra (CBS) Midnight-Gibson WABC 9:30-Wrestling Matches Music (NBC) wkrc wspd kmox wade wwva Midºight-Isham Jones' Orch. (CBS) 11:15-Slumber 12:15 A. M.-Wm. Stoess and His Flying -Henri Gendron's Orchestra. (CBS) 11 :00-Max Fisher's Chatter Box Orch. 12:30 A. M.-Paul Specht's Orch. (CBS) 11:30-Vincent Lopez Orchestra (NBC) Dutchmen to (NBC) wbbm -Salon Singers: mixed chorus. NETWORK PROGRAMS NETWORK PROGRAMS 12:30-Paul Specht's Orchestra. WABC tel Orchestra. WEAF wenr (kstp WEAF wmaq wwj wkrc wowo whk wcco wspd wlap on 12:45) -Amos 'n' Andy WJZ wlw wcky -Ivory Program: B. A. Rolfe's rosai whas w-tam wgy went wwj (wfbm on 12:45) 1:00-Claude Hopkins' Roseland Ball- kdka wir- wgar Orchestra. WJZ wls kdka wlw (kstp on 10:45) -Jack Denny's Waldorf-Astoria Ho- room Orchestra. WABC 7:15-Maxwell House Tune Blenders, 8:45-Sisters o1 the Skillet, comedy and -Waves of Melody: Victor Arden's with Lanny Ross, baritone. WABC songs. WJZ wlw kdka wis wgar Orchestra; Tom Brown, tenor wkrc wspd wade wjr WJZ wcky kdka wjr wgar kyw . -String Sextette. (CBS) wbbm 9 :00-Toscha Seidel, violinist; Howard 10:45-The Funnyboners, songs and com- -Campbell Orchestra, with Robert Barlow Concert Orchestra. WABC edy. WABC wadc Simmons. WEAF wsai wgy wwj wcco wspd wade wfbm wcah (wkrc -Wrigley: Myrt and Marge. (CBS) wtam wmaq on 9:15) wbbm were wlap -Esso Program: Elsie Janis, songs -Cliquot Cub: Harry Reser's Es- -Pickens Sisters, vocal trio. WJZ and stories; Harry Salter's Orch. kimos. quartet. WEAF .usai wgy wjr WJZ kdka wls wwj wtam DAYTON 11:00-Howard Barlow and Columbia 7:30-Lavoris: "Easy Aces:" bridge -Friendship Town: small town Symphony Orchestra. WABC ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR comedy act. WABC wkrc kmox sketch. WJZ whas kdka wjr kyw wspd wade wlap wcah wcco wfbm wfbm wgn whk wcco kstp wgar 1` -Russ Columbo, songs. WEAF wwj 4 Feet -Prince Albert Quarter Hour: Alice 9:30-To the Ladies, Leon Belaseo Or- -Slumber Music, Ludwig Laurier's Cubic Joy with Paul Van Loan's Orch. chestra; Tito Guisar, tenor. WABC string ensemble. WJZ (wit' off All 20 Gauge Steel WEAF rosai wtam wgy wkrc wgn wowo wcco whk wspd 11:15) (wcky on 11:15) -The Stebbins Boys. comedy sketch. kmox wade wfbm -Amos 'n Andy. (NBC) whas went Cabinet, Stainless WJZ kdka cvcnr kstn wcky wjr -Pond's Dance: Leo Reisman Or- wmaq kstp Porcelain Interior 7:45-Camel Quarter Hour: M or ton chestra; Irene Bordoni, guest ari - 11 :15-Maxwell House Tune Blenders, Downey, Tony Wons. Jacques ist. WEAF wsai wtam wgy wenr with Lanny Ross, baritone. (CBS) only Renard's Orchestra. WABC wkrc -Armour Program: Irvin S. Cobb: -Vincent Lopez-St. Regis Hotel Or- wcco wfbm wspd kmox wwva Roy Shield's Orchestra; Edna Kel- chestra. WEAF wwj (wcky on wcah wade wlap whk logg, soprano; male quartet. WJZ 11:30) -The Goldbergs. WEAF wsai wtam wlw whas kdka kyw wjr wgar kstp -Prince Albert Quarter Hour: Alice wgy wenr wwj wmaq Toy, with Paul Van Loan's Orch. -Jones and Hare, songs and patter. 9:45-Van Heusen Program: tenor, or- (NBC) whas wenr whas wgar wmaq WJZ wcky kdka chestra. WABC wkrc wgn whk 11:30-Don Redman's Connie's Inn Orch. 8:00-Linit: The Bath Club: Allie Lowe kmox wfbm wade wspd wowo Miles interviewing WABC (wkrc wspd wfbm wcah guest; Harold 10:00-Beau Bachelor. WABC wkrc wcco wade wlap wowo on 11:45) 129.50 Van Duzee, tenor; male quartet; wade wspd whk wbbm kmox wowo Frank Ventree's Orchestra. WABC -Camel Quarter Hour: Morton wfbm Downey, Tony Wons, Jacques Easy Terms if Desired wkrc wgn wcco wfbm wspd kmox -The Sampler Program: Andy San- wade whk Renard's Orchestra. (CBS) wgn ella Orchestra; Fred Huf smith, wowo --Cities Service Concert Orchestra, tenor. WEAF wsai wtam wgy with Jessica -Studio Ensemble. WJZ wlw wenr Dragonette and Cava- wwj wmaq IS Cubic Ft. 59.50 liers. WEAF rosai wtam kstp kyw -Paul Whiteman's Pontiac Chief- 11:35-Charles Dornberger's Mount Royal Dayton $1 wwj (wgy off 8:30) tains, with Mildred Bailey, Jack Hotel Orchestra. WJZ wlw wenr -Nestle Program: Leonard Joy's Fulton, Red McKenzie, King's wjr (kstp on 11:45) 6 Cubic Ft. $179.501 s Cubic Ft. Orchestra; George Meader, tenor, Jesters. and Romancers. WJZ wenr Midnight-Isham Jones' Orch. WABC Dayton Dayton $209.501 guest artist. WJZ wcky kdka wls wjr wgar wcky kdka kstp whas wkrc wspd wlap whk wcah (wbbm wjr wgar kmox wowo on 12:15) 8:15-Srngin Sam. the Barbasol Man. 10:15-Adventures in Health: Dr. Herman N. Bundesen. WABC wkrc wbbm -Ralph Kirbery, the Dream Singer. WABC wkrc wgn wcco wfbm wspd WEAF wgy wenr wtam STORE OPEN EVENINGS kmox wade whk wcco whk wspd kmox wowo wfbm wade -Cab Calloway Cotton Club Orch. -Modern Male Chorus; Andre Kos- WJZ wgar kdka telanetz, conductor. (CBS wspd 10:30-Chesterfield: Alexander Gray, Nor- 8:30-"Today and Yesterday:" dramatic man Brokenshire, Nat Shilkret's 12:7)5 A. M --Johnny Hamp's Hotel New and musical highlights: Don Voor- Orchestra. WABC wkrc wowo Yorker Orchestra. WEAF wenr hees' Concert Orchestra; Gladys wbbm wcco whk wspd kmox weal wgy (kstp on 12:15) CLAUSS ELECTRIC Brittain, soprano ; dei Pont Quartet wade wlap wfbm 12:15-Wiil iam Stoess and His Flying & MAIN and cast. WABC wkrc wgn wowo -National Oratorio Society: Rein - Dutchmen. WJZ wlw (wgar off 110 E. 8th WA NUT PArkway 3778 whk wspd kmox wade wcco aid Werrenrath, conductor. WEAF 12 :30) RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING APRIL 21, 1932 Eastern Standard Tine

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WSAI (225m.-1330 kc.) WFBE (250m.-1200 kc.) WKRC (545m.-550 kc.) WCKY (202m. -14901:c.) W L W (428m.-700 kc.), 8:00 A. M.-Gene and Glenn (NBC) 7:00 A. íM.-Break of Day 6:45 A. M.-Sunrise Worship 7:00 A. M.-Cumberland Fiddlers 6:30 A. M.-Top o' the Morning 8:15-Talent Bureau Program 7:15-Musical Clock 7:45-Churngold-The Breakfast C'.nb 7:30-Asher Sizemore limmy 7:00-Exercise Period, with Bob But. 8:15-Birthday and Little 8 :45-WSAI Morning Dance Cancer, Party 8:00-Raysol-Old Time Singing 7 :45-Kapua's Hawaiians dette 9:15-Knox Sparkling Music (NBC) 8:30-Morning Concert 8:15-Gladys Carron, organist 7:59-Eureka Weather Forecast 7:15-The Round Table 9:30-Popular Musicale 9:00-Our Daily Thought 8 :30-Pyol 8:00-Jimmy Eldred at the Piano 7:45-Harmonica Bill 10:00-Mrs. Blake's Radio Column (NBC) 9:15-Song Birds 8:45-Main Street Business Men 8:15-Morning Devotions (NBC) 8:00-Morning Devotions 10:15-Tom Brennie in the Laugh Club 9:30-College Tunes 9:00-Jean West, Voice of Pogue's 8:30-Cheerio (NBC) 8:15-Phil Cook, Quaker Man (NBC) 9 :45-Studio (NBC) 9:15-The Commuters (CBS) 9:00-Clever Dick-Great Ghost Stories 8 :30-Morin Sisters, vocal trio 10:30-Musical Forum 10:05-School Children's Popularity Pro- 9:30-Consolidated Merchants' Program of Past and Present 8:45-The Early Burdettes 11:15-Radio Household Institute (NBC) gram 10:00-Weather; Lange Time 9:15-Waltzes, 9:00-Public Health Talk 10:20-Walter Old and New 11:45-Keys to Happiness (NBC) Wehmier Program 10:03-Woman's Hour: Tremlette Tully 9 :30-Dinty Moore 9:15-Garden Clinics 12:15 P. M.-Sign off 10:35-WFBE-RK0 Theatre Party 10:30-Sulfox Health Program 10:50-Ruth 9:45-Earl Edmonds, accordionist 9:30-Beautiful Thoughts (NBC) 3:00-"Tannhauser" (NBC) Neeley, Women in the News 10:45-Queen City Rug Makers 9 :45-WLW Mail Bag 5:15-"Skippy" (NBC) 11:00-Pabst Musical 11:00-Julia Hayes Household Hints 10:00-Wurlitzers' Music School of the 10:00-Live Stock Reports 5.30-Blue Moon Cuckoos (NBC) 11:15-Harmonica Duo 11:30-Re-Nu Program Air 10:10-Piano Solos 11:45-Columbia 5:45-Memory Hour 11:30-Housewives Frolic Revue (CBS) 10:45-Tommy Ott at the Liberty Organ 10:15-A. & P. Orchestra 6:15-Ungentine Program Noon-Chas. Boulanger's Orch. (CBS) 11:15-Musical Novelties 10:30-Colonel Goodbody (NBC) 6:30-Celebrated Compositions 11:45-Lola Bruce Smith and Don Cheek vocal trio 12:15 P. M.-Model Laundry-Model 11:30-Gene Rupee's Fiddlers 10:45-Threesome, 6:45-June Pursell (NBC) Noon-News in Cincinnati 11 :00-Alaga Melodies-Jim and Walt Romances Noon-Luncheon 7:00-Happiness Kids, vocal duo 12:30 P. M.-Max Fisher's Californians 12:30-Chas. Boulanger's Orch. (CBS) Melodies 11:15-A. & P. South Americans That Safeguard Society 12:25 P. 11:30-Live Stock: River; Weather 7:15-Laws 1:15-Robert Bentley, Children's Hour 12:45-Cincinnati Merchants' Program M.-Live Stock Quotations (NBC) 1:15-Farm Network Program (CBS) 12:30-National Farm and Home (NBC) 11:55-Time Signals 7:30-Prince Albert Program (NBC) 1:30-Mrs. John A. Hoffman and guest 2:00-Saturday artists Syncopators (CBS) 1:30-Geo. W. Hill Pantry Tunes Noon-Governmental Glimpses, Gilbert 7:45-Trials of the Goldbergs (NBC) 2:30-Salon Orchestra (CBS) Bettman, Ohio Attorney General 8:00-Ely CuIbetson, bridge expert 2:00-Studio 3:00-Four Clubmen (CBS) 1:45-Piano Novelties 12:15 P M.-Pat Barnes in Person (NBC) (NBC) 2:15-Charles Daunt, tenor 3 :30-Musical Shopping. Guide 2:00-Dance Tunes Henry Thies 8:15-Hotel Gibson Orchestra 12:30-Gibson Orchestra: 2 :30-Harvey Harding 3:45-Pyol Program 2:15-Moods Indigo 12:45-National Farm and Home (NBC) 8:30-National Advisory Radio Education 4:00-Ann Leaf at the Organ (CBS) (NBC) 2:45-Frank Brandstetter, piano 2:30-Modern Furniture 1:31-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra Council 4:15-Movie Projectionists' Union: Ruth 2:00-National Security League (NBC). 9 :00-Pryor's Goodyear Band and Revel- 3 :00-Prof. 2:45-Children's Hour Briol, French lessons Reeves 2:15-Radio Troubadours (NBC) er's Quartet (NBC) 3 :15-Forgetmenots 4 :30-Worthmore Turtle Soup and Chili 3:15-Matinee Melodies 9:30-Club Valspar (NBC) 4:45-Spanish 2:30-Talk by Wm. Lloyd Garrison 3:30-Italian Serenaders, Tony Serenade (CBS) 3 :45-Kapua's Hawaiians 10:00-Lucky Strike Dance with Walter and Bill 5:00-Eddie Duchin's Orch. (NBC) (CBS) 4:00-This an' That Winchell (NBC) 3:45-Madge Alden, soprano, Bernice 5:15-Malted Products Program, Golden 2:45-Pat Harrington, tenor Thies Stugard, pianist Lewis' 11:00-Gibson Orchestra: Henry . Age, organist 4:15-Dr. Junior Broadcasting 3:00-01d Bill, basso 11:30-Sign off 4 :00-Flonzaley Quartette 5:30-Geo. Hall's Orchestra Club (CBS) 3 :15-Threesome, vocal trio 4:15-Philansue Trio 5:45-Connie Boswell (CBS) 4:30-Saturday Matinee (NBC) 6:00-Sonada Sports Review; Wally 3 :30-Seckatary Hawkins 4:30-Garden of Melody 5:00-"Snow" Drifts, Jack Snow Forste 4.00-A. & P. Orchestra 4:45-Lulu 5:15-Asher Sizemore and Little Jimmy Mae Clore, Soprano and Viv- 6:15-Red Top Baseball Scores 4:30-Organ Matinee Network Programs ienne Law, Pianist 6:20-Stocks; Studio; Weather 5:30-Norma and Mary 4:45-Marietta College Glee Club 5 :00-Variety 6:45-Studio; Lange Time (6:59) 5:45-Little Orphan Annie (NBC) 7:00-Washington : 5 :15-Swanee Serenaders (NBC) 5:15-The Pirates' Club Political Situation 6:00-Tommie and Willie, Coca Cola 6:00 P. M.-Freddie Martin's Hotel Bros (CBS) Twins 5:45-The Chatter 5 :30-Musical Interlude 7:15-Freddie Rich's Orchestra (CBS) sert Orchestra. WABC wade wlap 5:45-Murdoch 6:30-Late Dance Tunes 6:00-Old Man Sunshine wwva wcah wowo wbbm Williams, piano and voice 7:30-The Bright Spot, Guy Lombardo (CBS) 6:55-WCKY News Man 6 :15-Netherland Plaza: Gus Arnheim'e -Waldorf-Astoria Sert Room Orch. 5:55-Community Chest Orchestra WEAF wenr wtam -(wgy wwj on 6:00-Dot Lee, songs 7:45-Camel Quarter Hour: Morton 7:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) Downey, Tony Wons 6:30-Mail Pouch Sportsman-Bob New. 6:15) 6:15-The Whistlers CIub (CBS) 7 :15-Tastyeast Jesters (NBC) hall skit. -Raising Junior: domestic 8:00-Raysol Symphony Orchestra 7 :30-Minstrelette WJZ wgar wjr 6:30-Fritchie and Harrison, musicale 6:45-University of Cincinnati Talk 6:45-Lost and 8:15-Phillips-Abe Lyman's Orchestra 7:45-Three Queens, vocal trio (NBC) 6:15-Skippy, children's program. (NBC) Found (CBS) 7:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) wenr kstp 6:50-Max Fisher and his Californians 8:00-Danger Fighters (NBC) 7:15-R. G. Dunn Program (WJR) Sixteen Sing- 8:30-Photoplay Magazine Program(CBS) r-"Heart Songs"-the 7:15-Post Question Box 8:30-"It Pays to Advertise" Bill and Blue Flame ers. WJZ kyw 9:00-Horseshoe Gardens-Harry Willsey 7:30-Old Singers 7:30-Sports Review, Harry Hartman 8:59-Eureka Weather Forecast Pietro 6:25-Unemployment Talk. WJZ 9:30-Junior Chamber of Commerce Pro- 8:00-Peanut 6:30-Jack Millers' Orchestra. WABC 7:40-Hazel Storey Webber, songs, Ruth gram 9:00-Earl Arnold's Floatilla Boys 8:15-Octavio and His Argentinians wwva wspd wlap wfbm wade wowo N. Webber, piano 9:15-Lookout House 9:45-Cotton Queen, Moory Brennan Or- 8:30-Dance with Countess Dorsay (NBC) -Rex Cole Mountaineers: hill -billy and Found 7:55-Lost chestra 9:30-Club Vagabond-Art Cox Vaga- 9 :00-Crosley Follies music. WEAF Burns bonds male 8:00-Cliff and His Orchestra- 10:00-Chesterfield-Ruth Etting (CBS) 9:30-The First Nighter (NBC) -Three Mustachios: trio. (NBC) Green Mill 9:45-Chico 'n' Peppina wtam 10:15-Columbia Public Affairs Institute 10:00-Crosley Theatre of the Air 8:15-Hall and Johnson, duo 10:00-New Yorksters (NBC) -Hal Kemp's William Penn Hotel (CBS) 10:30-Henry Thies Orchestra Orchestra. WJZ wmaq 8:30-Studio 10:15-Snoop and Peep (NBC) 10:45-Weather Forecast 10:45-Headlines of Yesterday 6:45-Leon Belasco Orchestra. WABC 9:00-Luckey Boys 10:30-Hollywood Nites (NBC) wwva wcah wlap wfbm wadc wspd 10:46-Sonada Sports Review; Wally 11:00-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra 9:15-Cliff Burns and His Orchestra F orste 10:45-20 Fingers off Harmony (NBC) wbbm wowo Green 11:15-Sisters Three, vocal trio Pursell, songs. WEAF wmaq Mill 11:15-Don Redman's Orchestra (CBS) 11:00-Club Royal, Milt Stuhlbarg -June 11 :30-Doodlesockers with Syd Ten Eyck wsai wwj 9 :45-Hy C. Geis, Organ Recital 11:30-Hotel Alms Grill-Ed Kling's 11:15-Slumber Music (NBC) -To be announced. WJZ kdka I0:00-Max Fisher's Californians from Music Midnight-Larry Funk's Orch. (NBC) Annie: childhood 11 :30-Johhny Hamp's Orch. (NBC) 12:30 A. M.-Netherland -Little Orphan Club Chatter Box Midnight-Guy Lombardo Orch. (CBS) Plaza: Gus Art. playlet. (NBC) wenr kstp wgn Midnight-Buddy Rogers and His Cali- heir/1's Orchestra 0:30-Nocturne 12:30 A. M.-Harold Stern's Orch. (CBS) fornia 7:00-The Political Situation in Washing- Cavaliers (NBC) 1:00-Gibson Orchestra: Henry Thies ton Tonight: Frederic William wfbm wwva NETWORK PROGRAMS NETWORK Wile. WABC wkrc PROGRAMS NETWORK PROGRAMS NETWORK PROGRAMS wlap kmox wade wcah wcco wowo wkrc wfbm wwva wade wash wspd -The Three Queens: vocal trio. -Club Valspar: Pickens Sisters, vo- 1:I5-Jesse -D'Avrey of Paris, songs. WEAF wlap WJZ wcky wmaq kdka Crawford, organ. WEAR wwj wjr wgar cal trio; Giles O'Connor, banjoist; -Prince Albert wmaq wtam -Laws That Safeguard Society: Quarter -Hour: Alice Andy. WJZ wlw kdka 8:00-Laboratory Experiment Series. Harold van Emburgh, baritone; Joy, with Paul -Amos 'n' "Misconduct of Plaintiff a De- Van Loan's Orch. wgar wjr wckv WABC wfbm wwva wcah wiap William Wirges' Orchestra. WEAF (NBC) whas fense in Breach of Promise Suits." wspd kstp Rich Orchestra, with Wil- wade kmox wcco wsai wgy wtam wwj wmaq 11 :30-Enric Madriguera's 7:15-Freddie WEAF wenr wsai wgy wtam -Ely Culbertson Biltrnore Hotel liam Vincent Hall, baritone. WABC Bridge Lessons. -The First Nighter, "Little White Orchestra. WABC wwva -Tastyeast Jesters: "Pep," "Vim" WEAF wmaq wwj wtam Lie," comedy. WJZ wade rosai wlw kdka wcah wspd wlap (wfbm wcco on and "Vigor": vocal trio. WJZ -Danger Fighters: dramatic sketch. kyw wjr wgar kstp wls 11:45) kdka rocky wmaq wenr WJZ whas kdka wls rocky wgar 10:00-Chesterfield: Ruth Etting, Norman -Camel Quarter -Hour: Morton ,11[81[j 7:30-The Bright Spot: Guy Lombardo wjr kstp Brokenshire, Nat Shilkret Orches- Downey, Tony Wons, Jacques Orchestra. . WABC wgn wspd 8:15-Abe Lyman's tra. WABC wspd whk wcah wadc Renard's Orchestra. (CBS) TXAT ANNOUNCER Orchestra. WABC wgn WITH ,,' kmox wkrc whk wade victo wgn wfbm whk wspd kmox wlap wfbm wcco wbbm wkrc kmox -Johnny Hamp's Hotel New Yerker L'VIV wadc -Prince Albert Quarter Hour: Alice wkrc -Lucky Strike Dance Hour, with Orchestra. WEAF wgy wtam (wwj Walter NA-mD Joy, with Paul Van Loan's Orch., -Civic Concerts Winchell. WEAF rosai. on 11:45) ADE:Q,UT Service Program. whas wtam wgy WEAF visai wtam wgy wear wwj WEAF wmaq wwj wls kstp wwi -Piano Moods: Lee Sims, Piano; kstp -The New Yorkers. WJZ wcky wjr Ilo May Bailey, songs. WJZ wgar GET rid of that noisy Radio 8:30-Photoplay's Life Stories of Movie wgar wmaq -Sonata Recital: Mathilde Harding, kdka wmaq able to instantly Stars. WABC wgn wkrc whk 10:15 --Columbia Public Affairs Institute: 11:45-Ted Cook's Frolics Announcer-be pianist; Arcadie Birkenholz, violin- kmox wspd Cafe Orchestra, shut him out or reduce his voice ist. "The National Peril"-Col, Robert WJZ wgar WJZ -National Advisory Rutherford to a whisper and resume regular Council on McCormick. WABC Mid 71i;;ht-Guy Lombardo's Canadians. 7:45-Camel Quarter Hoar: Morton Radio in Education. WEAF visai wspd wwva wcah wade wlap wfbm volume when he finishes Downey, Tony Wons, Jacques WABC wkrc wspd wwva wlap whas wtam kyw kstp wwj wgy wcco wbbm wkrc kmox (kmox on 12:15) talking. Renard's Orchestra. WABC wkrc -Dance with -Snoop and Peep, comedy sketch. to wcco wfbm whk wspd kmox wwva Countess D'Orsay: -Ralph Kirbery, the Dream Singer. ( Be able instantly Countess D'Orsay, Le WJZ wcky wjr wgar hush the radio without wcah wade wlap Dandy, Ben WEAF wwj wgy wtam wcky Selvin's Orchestra. WJZ wlw 10:30-Hollywood Nights: Gene Rode - -Larry Funk's Palais d' Or Or. leaving your chair. -The Goldbergs. WEAF rosai vitam wmaq kdka wgar mich's Orchestra; Frank Luther, chestra. WJZ wgy wenr wwj wlw wgar wmaq If the phone rings-if you wish 9:00-Vaughn de Leath, songs, with Fred tenor. WJZ wcky kdka wjr wgar 12:05 A. M.-Buddy Rogers and His Cali- to make a remark and be heard-to Berren's Orchestra. WABC wadc kyw fornia Cavaliers, from Hotel Penn- call someone in the next room-or wcah wspd wlap wowo wfbm wcco 10:45-The Street Singer. WABC wwva' sylvania. WEAF rocky wwj (vitam again, you wish to reduce the voice kmox whk wcah wade wspd wlap wcco wfbm on 12:30) or instrument that is -Goodyear Program: Pryor's Band, -Twenty Fingers of Harmony: Ma 12:15-Charlie Agnew's Edgewater Beach thilde pianist; not pleasing to you- BETTER RECEPTION Revelers' Quartet. WEAF essai Harding, Irene Hotel Orchestra, WJZ (kyw off whas vitam wgy kyw kstp wwj Harding, organist. WJZ kdka wgar 12:45) fade-out or diminish J OR YOUR wcky the volume with a -Josef Koestner Ensemble. WJZ 12:30-Harold Stern's St. Moritz Hotel wgar wls kdka 11:00-Don Redman's Connie's Inn Or- Orchestra. 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WSAI (225m.-1330 kc.) WFBE (250m.-1200 ice.) WKRC (545m.-550 kc.) WCKY (202m.-1490kc. ) WLW (428m.-700 kc.) 9 :00 A. M.-Church Forum : Rev. Robert 2:00 P. 8:00 A. M.-Break of Day 6:45 A. M -Sunrise Worship Noon-High Noon Reflections M.-Pop Concerts (NBC) Cummins 2:30-Sermonette and Hymn Time 8:30-Concert Hour 9:00-God's Bible School I2:30-Careless Love (NBC) 10 .00-Watchtower Ruth- 3:00-Lady Esther: Wayne King's 9 :15-Birthday Party Program Program-Judge 12:45-Control of Crime (NBC) 9:30-Children's Hour (NBC) Orchestra (NBC) 9:30-Invitation to the Waltz erford 1:00-Eureka Weather; Organ Re__rds of Cincinnati Glce Club 3 :30-National Religious Services (NBC) 9:45-Emily McGowan, pianist 10:15-fire Lightfield's Veteran Civic Hour 10:00-University 4:00-Iodent Program (NBC) 10:00-Eula and Ruth, harmony girls 10:55 -1st Church of Christ Scientists 1:01-Dr. Belber Musical 10:20-River Report 4:15-International Radio Forum (NBC) 10:15-Health Hints Noon-American Legion Program 1 :15-Les, Bud and Joe, Silver Grill Boys 10:30-Vocal Varieties 10:30-Fiddlers Three (NBC) 4:30-Davey Tree Experts i N BC 12:45 P. M.-Worthmore Soup and Chili I:45-Soup and Chili 5:30-General Electric Program (NBC) 10:45-Lewis Ensemble 1:00-Cathedral Hour (CBS) for Today (NBC) Berlin 10:45-Song 6:00-Catholic Hour (NBC) 11:00-Excerpts from the Opera 2:00-Wallace Silver Sons of Eli- 2:00-Broadcast from -8 11:00-Russian Singers (NBC) 6:30-Our American Schools (NBC) 11:15-Ralph Pinkston (CB S) 2:30-Moonshine and Honeysuckle 7:00-L'Heure Exquise (NBC) 11:30-Daily Thought 2:30-Church of the Air (CBS) (NBC) 1:30-Morning Musicale (NBC) 7:15-Rexall Radio Party (NBC) 11:45-Morning Melodies 3:00-N .Y. Philharmonic Symphony Or- 3:00-National Youth Conference (NBC) 2:30 P. M.-Varsity Quartet 7:30-Orchestral Gems (NBC) Noon-Galvano and Cortez chestra (CBS) 8:00-Chase & Sanborn; George Jessel, 12:30 P M.-UFA Theatre 3:30-Clever Dick-Great Ghost Stories 2:45-College of Music Recital Jimmy Wallington. Rubinoff (NBC) 5:00-Pastorale (CBS) 12:45-Little Concert with Gita Gitell, of Past and Present (NBC) 9:00-"Our Government," David Law- soprano 6:30-Crane & Breed-On Wings of 1:00-Damrosch Symphony the Kroness rence (NBC) 1.00-Jewish Community Program Song 3:45-Ed and Lucile, 2:00-Yardley Program (NBC) 9:15-American Album of Familiar Music 1:30-James A. Dorsey. pianist 5:45-Atlas Brew: Bob Becker's Out- Krooners Foamers Orchestra (NBC) (NBC) 1:45-Matinee Melodies door Tales (CBS) 4:00-Vesper Service at a Village Inn 2:30-Yeast 9:45-The Buick Revelers (NBC) 2 6:00-Studio Theater of the Air 10:15-"What Would You Do?" (NBC) :00-Bernyce Clemons and Bonnie Miller, 4:15-Musical Pictures-Nita Milstead 3 :00-Crosley 10:21-American Bandmasters Association 2:15-Afternoon Concert 6:15-Red Top Baseball Scores Party (NBC) 4:30-Lifetime Review (NBC) 3:30-Swift Garden Concert. (NBC) 2:45-Melodies of Romance 6:20-Sonada Sports Review-Wally Forste 4:00-Vox Celeste 11:00-Sunday Night at Seth Parker's 3:00-The Melody Four 5:00-National Vespers (NBC) (NBC) 6:25-Studio Roamios 3:15-Afternoon Melodies 5:30-Messer Melodies 4 :30-Crosley 7:00-Berry Crafters Barnhouse 3:30-Freda Sanker, pianist 5:45-Betty Serviss 5:00-Dr. Donald Gray 7:15-Automotive Parts-Happy Repair- (NBC) 3:45-Progressive Glee Club men 6:00-Master Artists and Composers 5 :30-Simoniz Guardsmen 4 :00-George Hoffman, baritone Calls Network Programs 7:30-Grand Opera Miniature (CBS) 6:15-Dandies of Yesterday (NBC) i 6:00-Curtain 4:15-Echoes of France - 7:45-Hygrade-The Sylvanians (CBS) 6:30-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra 4:30-Betty May, contralto 6:30-"K-7" (NBC) 8:00-Chrysler-Ziegfield Follies of the Thies' Orchestra 4:45-Post Symphony Hour Air (CBS) 7:00-Sing a New Song 7:00-Henry Noon-Voice of St. Louis. WABC wcco his Frigidair- 5 :45-The Vesper Singer 8:30-Greyhound Bus-Crooning Ken- Lee 7:15-Major Icequick and slap wadc wwva kmox wspd 7:15-Lucille ians (NBC) -Major Bowes' Capitol 6:00-Twilight Reveries tucky Colonels (CBS) Family (on 7:30-College of Music Concert 11 :30) Hannah Klein, pianist; 6:30-Church Federation Hour 8:45-Cream of Wheat-Angelo Petri- 7:30-Three Bakers (NBC) Your Louise Bave, soprano; Waldo Mayo 7:00-Emma Methvin and Bernice Child (CBS) 8:00-Nightingale Quartette (NBC) Ensemble; Tom 8:00-Enna Jettick Melodies McLaughlin, bari- Stugard, songs 9:00-Ever-Ready Razor-Jack Denny's 8:15 -Homer Bernhart tone; Yasha Bunchuk, cellist and Orchestra, Belle Baker (CBS) 8:15-Collier's Radio Hour (NBC) director of orchestra. 7:15-With the Scouts Advertise W EA F whas 9 :30-Pennzoil-Harry Sosnick's Orch. 8:30-Pays to wtam wgy wwj 7:30-Sports Review 9:15-Bayuk Stag Party (NBC) wsäi (CBS) Arnold's Floatilla Boys -Morning Musicale.. (on 11:30) 7:45-Cliff Burns 9:00-Earl the Movies," Ray Knight and His Orchestra 110:00-Edna Wallace Hopper Show (CBS) 9 :45-"Making George Basely, tenor, Josef Honti, 8:00-Max Fisher's Orchestra 9:30-Club Royal, Milt Stuhlbang (NBC) pianist; American Pro -Art String from Hotel 10:30-Horse Shoe Gardens-Harry Will- Sinton Master (NBC) Quartet. WJZ wlw (kdka ois sey 9:45-Florentine Trio 10:15-The Old Singing 12:15) 8:45-Evening Star, Henry Grad, bari- ' 10:45-Cotton Queen-Moory Brennan's 10:00-"Haunted House"-Coca Cola 10:45-Mary Brown and Orchestra 12:15-Program from Buenos 'Aires: Ar- tone, and Ray Hathorn, pianist Orchestra gentine 9:00-Dorothy-Gene, 10 :15-Sundodgers 11:00-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra Music. WABC wwva wade string trio 11:00-Time, Weather: Sonada Sports Re- wspd wlap wcco kmox 9:15-Cliff Burns and His Orchestra view, Wally Forste 10:45-Art Cox's Vagabonds 12:30 P. M. International Broadcast 11 :30-Moon River - 9:30-In the Gloaming, Glenna Will from London: "The Unity of the 11:15-Hotel Alms Grill-Ed. Kling's 11 :00-Club Royal, Milt Stuhlbarg Newland Music Midnight-Wm. Stoess and his Flying Methodist Churches",-Viscountess 11:15-Russ Columbo, songs (NBC) Dutchmen (to NBC) Snowden. WABC wcco wspd whk 9:45-Hy C. Geis, organ recital 11 :45-Studio Moods wwva wiap wadc 10:00-Studio Midnight-Eddie Duchin's Orch. (CBS) 11:30-Piano (NBC) :00 A. M.-Netherland: Gus Arnheim's -Troika Bells: Genia Fonaripva, 10:30-Nocturne 12:30 A. M.-California Melodies (CBS) 11:45-Art Cox's Vagabonds Orchestra mezzo-soprano; Alexander Kirilloff's balalaika Orchestra. WEAF wgy NETWORK wtam wwj PROGRAMS NETWORK PROGRAMS NETWORK PROGRAMS male One of the Graces --Careless Love, dramatic sketch. quartet; H. Leopold Spitalny 7:30-Orchestral Gems: soloist, with wsai whas wtam wgy wens wwj Orchestra. i4''Sï::::LJ'ç`s ,a,+..F.aa.;::.:{6'.: a.¿i:.:.?..:ä.',:ifF,ri; WJZ wcky WJZ kdka wmaq wcky Moshe Paranaff wvvj whas Symphony Orch. 112:45-Street Singer. WABC wwva wade WEAF wsai wls wgy kstp wwj -"Making the Movies:" comedy wspd wiap wowo wcco 5:00-Pastorale: Andre Kostelanetz, con- -The Three Bakers: Frank Luther, sketch, with Raymond Knight; -Control of Crime by Law. WJZ ductor; Julia Mahoney, soprano; Jack Parker, Darrel Woodyard; Songsmiths Male Quartet; Robert wcky Crane Calder, bass. WABC wkrc Sylvia Froos, contralto; Armbruster WJZ kdka wowo Billy Artz Orchestra. 1:00-Cathedral Hour: Channon Collinge, wade wcco wwva wlap wfbm Orchestra; Brad Brown, master of wlw kyw wjr wgar whk conductor; Adele Vasa, soprano. ceremonies. WJZ wlw whas kdka 10:00-Edna Wallace Hopper Variety Barbara Maurel, contralto; Theo -National Vespers: "A Religious kyw kstp wjr wgar Faith for a Discouraging Year"- Show: Stage and Screen Stars; Earle, tenor; Crane Calder, bass; 7:45-The Sylvanians: Ernie Golden's orchestra. WABC wkrc wbbm Cathedral Choir. WABC wcco WJZ wcky wmaq kstp wgar 5:30-Blue Coal Radio Revue: guest Orchestra; Rondoliers Quartet; and wowo weco wfbm whk kmox wadc wkrc wwva wlap wfbm kmox "Forty Flying Fingers." WABC wiap wspd -Waldorf-Astoria Organ Recital: artist, engineer, "The Shadow," or- chestra. WABC wkrc wcco kmox wgn whk wiap 10:15-"What Would You Do?"-Ed. Karl Bonawitz.. WEAF wtam i -Chicago Knights. (CBS) wbbm 8:00-Ziegfeld Radio Show: Eddie Dowl- Wynn, "Psychology of the Open (wwj on 1:15) ing, -Walter Damrosch Symphonic Hour. wwva wlap master of ceremonies; Zieg- Road." WEAF wsai wgy wwj wgar -General Electric Circle: Carmela feld Stars, past and present. WABC wtam kstp WJZ wlw whas kdka wjr wcco kstp (wmaq on 1:15) Ponselle, mezzo-soprano, guest art- wkrc whk kmox wade wgn -Barbasol: The OId Singing Master: 1:30-The Wonder Hour: Luella Melius, ist. WEAF wsai wtam wgy wenr wspd wcah wlap wfbm Harry Frankel with soloists, male soprano; Siguart Hofland Orches- kstp wwj whas -Chase and Sanborn Hour: George quartet, orchestra. WJZ wlw kdka Jesse!. guest artist; Rubinoff's - tra. WABC wkrc wbbm whk kmox -Simoniz Guardsmen: Kathryn Nel- Or wmaq wgar wspd wowo wcco son, contralto; Harry Kogen's orchestra; Jack Parker, tenor. 10:20-American Bandmasters' Association -Silver Flute: gypsy tales.. WEAF Orchestra. WJZ wlw kyw wgar WEAF wsai wtam wgy wls (whas Concert. WEAF wgy wwj wtam wgy wjr on 8:15) wwj (kstp on 8:30) wenr kstp weal Walter Logan, con- 5:45-Bob Becker's Outdoor Tales. -Enna Jettick Melodies: Betsy 1:45-Pop Concert: Ayres, soprano; Mary Hopple, con- 10:30-Ernest Hutcheson, pianist, with ductor. WEAF wtam wgy wwj (CBS) wkrc wfbm wcah wcco Howard Barlow concert orchestra. (kyw on 2:15) (wsai on 2:00) wade wspd tralto ; Steele Jamison, tenor; Leon Legion. Salathiel, bass; Robert Armbrus- WABC wade wspd wfbm kmox' 2:00-Eight Sons of Eli and Howard 6:00-Lost (CBS) wbbm slap wiap wowo weco double quartet and piano wwva wade ter's instrumental ensemble. WJZ Twins: wlw kdka kyw wjr wgar kstp 10:45-Sunday at Seth Parkers. WEAFI duo. WABC wkrc wbbm wcco -Catholic Hour: Rev. Dr. Joseph whas A. Daly. WEAF wsai went wgy 8:15-Collier's Radio Hour: Uncle Henry, wgy wtam wwj wsai kstp whas kyw kmox wowo whk wade wenr -Yardley Program: Leslie Howard; wtam kstp wwj whas -, and the Editor; "Inventions of -Raising Junior: domestic skit. Prof. Lucifer G. Butts; Ernest -To be announced. WJZ wenr. London String Quartet. WJZ wlw wgar wjr wgar wmaq WJZ wjr wgar LaPrade's Orchestra. WJZ wlw Z:30-Columbia Church of the Air: Or- 6:15-"Dandies of Yesterday:" male kdka kyw wjr wgar 11:00-The Gauchos: Tito Guizar, Her- well Bradley Towne, Christian quartet. WJZ wjr wcky 8:30-Highway Traveler. WABC wcco nandez Brothers, Vincent Sorey's GRACE BRADT 6:30-Beau Brummel William Science Committee on Publications. of Song: wfbm kmox wcah wiap wade wspd, Orchestra. WABC wspd wade This is Grace Bradt's birthday WABC wkrc weco wwva wlap Hall, baritone; Jack Shilket Or- whk wkrc wgn wlap wfbm wcco kmox wade wfbm kmox chestra. WABC 11.:15-Russ Columbo, songs. WEAF picture 21st (birthday, not pic. -Barnsdall Musical Memories, Mel- 8:45-Angelo Patri, "Your Child." WABC -"Moonshine and Honeysuckle:" wkrc wgn wows woes whk wspd wgy wwj wcky turd) to be exact. Grace is the dramatic sketch. WEAF wtam wgy odymasters, orchestra. (CBS) wgn wcco wspd kmox kmox wadc 11:30-Evening Melodies: Vincent Sorey, feminine member of WLW's wmaq wcky wwj conductor. WABC wade wspd wcco -Yeast Foamers, Browning Mum- -"Our American Schools"-"What 9;00-Ever-Ready Radio Gaieties. Belle to Read and How to Read It." Baker, with Jack Denny's Orches- -Jesse Crawford, organ. WEAF. "Threesome." mery, with Herbie Kay's Orchestra. wgy wwj wenr wmaq kdka kyw wir wgar WEAF wtam wgy wenr wwj wsai tra. WABC wfbm wspd kmox whk - WJZ wlw what wade wowo wcco wgn -Piano Moods: Lee Sims, piano; Miles Boulton will describe the kstp whas wkrc -"K-7:" dramatized secret service -"Our Government:" David Law- Ils May Bailey, songs. WJZ kdka Zeppelin works and Dr. Hugo Ecke-- 3:00-New York Philharmonic Symphony, wjr wenr wcky experiences. WJZ wcky .. rence. WEAF wsai wgy wens ner will discuss new plans for regular Sir Thomas Beecham, conductor. Herman: wcco wfbm wspd 7:00-The World's Business: Dr. Julius 9:15-American Album o f Familiar 11:45-Sam xylophone soloist. plane passenger traffic from Berli WABC wkrc WJZ kdka wade whk wwva wcah wlap Klein, Assistant Secretary of Com- Music: Frank Munn, tenor; Phil wjr wmaq wgar wenr plane passenger traffic Sunday (April merce. WABC wfbm kmox wwva. -Wayne King and his Orchestra. O1man and Victor Arden, piano Mid nig ht-Eddie Duchin Central Park 17) at 2 p. m. from Berlin over WEAF wtam kyw wsai wgy, wbbm wade wlap wcco duo; Mary McCoy, soprano; Ver- Casino Orchestra. WABC wkrc WCKY (NBC-WEAF). wwj wls L'Heure Exquise: women's octette. onica Wiggins, contralto; male wspd kmox -National Youth Conference: "Two WEAF wsai wgy wls wmaq quartet; Gustave Haensçhen Or- -Larry Funk's Palais d' Or Orches- Bold Men"-Dr. Daniel A. Poling.; -"Golden Blossoms :" Maria Car- chestra. WEAF wsai whas wtam tra. WEAF wgy (off 12:30) wtam WJZ wcky wmaq wgar kdka dinale, soprano; Willard Amison, wgy wenr wwj kstp (on 12:30) tenor; Jack Shilkret and Milton 3:30-Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, address : -Bayuk Stag Party: male quartet; -William Stoess and his Flying "at LU, Oy `JC -"Man's Lordship Over Animale. Rettenberg, piano duo. WJZ wcky, Harrison Knox, Harold Wood- Dutchmen. WJZ wlw wenr wjr Life;" choir, orchestra. WEAF kdka kyw kstp wjr wgar whas ward, tenors; Paul Parks, baritone; wgar A SUNDAY CLASSIC 7:15-Grand Opera Miniature: - Howard': wsai wtam wgy kstp wwj kyw James Stanley, bass; Ivan Rudi - 12:30 A. M.-California Melodies: guest, Crane & Breed Ensemble whas Barlow, conductor; Adele Vasa, sill's Orchestra. WJZ wlw kdka stars, with Raymond Paige's soprano; Barbara Maurel, contral- Or- 5:30 P.M. WKRC --Swift Garden Party: Richard Bon- kyw wjr wgar chestra. WABC wcco wspd kmox Ncr ße5 to ; Theo. 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WSAI (225m.-1330 kc.) WFBE (250m.-1200 kc.) WKRC (545m.-550 kc.) WCKY (202m.-1490kc. ) WLW (428m.-700 kc.) 8:00 A.M.-Gene and Glenn (NBC) 7:00 A. M.-Break of Day 6:45 A. M.-Sunrise Worship 7:00 A. M.-Gene Rupee's Tennessee Ram- 6:30 A. M.-Top o' the Morning 8 :15-Talent Bureau Program 7:15-Musical Clock 7 :45-Churngold-The Breakfast Club blers 7 :00-Exercise Period, with Bob Bur - 8:45-WSAI Morning Dance Concert 8 :00-Raysol-Old Time Singing dette 8:15-Birthday Party 7 :30-Asher Sizemore and Little Jimmy 9 :15-Talent Bureau Program 8:15-Gladys Catron, Organist 7:15-The Round Table 8 :30-Morning 9:30-Popular Musicale Concert 8:30-Pyol Program 7:45-Kapua's Hawaiians 7:45-Jolly Bill and Jane (NBC) 10:00-M s. Blake's Radio Column (NBC) 9 :00-Our Daily Thought 8 45-The Old Dutch Girl (CBS) 7:59-Eureka Weather Forecast 8 :00-Morning Devotions 10:15-Breen and De Rose (NBC) 9:15-Hy C. Geis, organ 9:00-Jean West. Voice of Pogue's 8:00-Jimmy Eldred at the Piano 8:15-Phil Cook. the Quaker Man (NBC) 10:30-Musical Tid-Bits 9:15-Gypsy 147usic Makers (CBS) 9:45-Gold Nuggets 8:15-Morning Devotions (N ^,C) 8 :30-Layne's Mountaineer Fiddlers 10:45-Connie Blinn, organist 9:30-Consolidated Merchants Program 8:45-The Early Burdettes 11:00-Talent Bureau Program 10:00-Novelty Notes 10:00-Weather: Lange Time Signal 8:30-Cheerio (NBC) 9:00-Rumtord School of Cookery 11:15-Radio Household Institute (NBC) 10:05-Dot's School Children's Popularity 10 :03-Woman's Hour-Tremlette Tully 9:00-Clever Dick-Great Ghost Stories 9:15-Morin Sisters, vocal trio 11:30-Dance Selections Program 10:30-Queen City Rug Makers of the Past and Present 9.30-Beautiful Thoughts (NBC) Noon-General Electric 10:45-Doris Circle (NBC) 10:20-Beauty Notes Ilale-Advice On Love and 9:15-Waltzes, Old and New 9:45-Rit Dry Cleaners Program 12:15 P. M.-Sign off Beauty Reports 9:30-Dirty Moore 10:00-Live Stock 12 :50-Live Stock Reports 10:35-WFBE-RKO Theatre Party 11:00-Miller Bros. Wall Paper Program 10:10-Piano Solos 1:00-Sign off 11:15-Julia Hayes Household Hints 9:45-Earl Edmonds, accordionist 10:50-Mrs. Evans, advice 10 :15-A. & P Orchestra 3:00-Afternoon Melodies I1 :45-Jane Grey and "Kampf, the Jeweler. 10:00-Vocal Varieties 10,30-Colonel Goodbody (NBC) 4 Artists" :00-WSAI Classical Hour 11:00-Mary and John 10:15-Clara, Lu, 'n' Em (NBC) 10 :45-Threesome, vocal trio 4 :15-Crosley Dealers Salute Noon-Cincinnati Paint Club 11:00-Happiness Kids, vocal duo 11:15-Lyric Program, es 4:30-Ely Culbertson, bridge expert Musical Varie 12:15 P. M.-Model Laundry-Model 10:30-Classic Hour 11:15-The Parody Man (NBC) 11:30-Beulah Davis, pianist Romances 1.1:00-Mrs. A. M. Goudiss 11:30-Hind's Romance Exchange-Beauty 4:45-Concert Program: Farm Flashes 12 :30-Kre-Mel, The Singing Chef (CBS) 11 ;15-Musical Novelties Talk by Beatrice Fairfax (NBC) 5:00-Crosley Singers 11:45-Old Southern Melodies 12:45-Cincinnati Merchants' Program 11:30-Cumberland Fiddlers 11:45-River Reports 5:15-Skinny (NBC) Noon-News in Cincinnati 1 :15-Sulfox Health Program 11:55-Time Signals 5:30-Celbrated Compositions 1 :30-Re-Nu Program Noon-Tunes in Blue 12:30 P. M.-Little Noon-Seger Ellis, baritone 5 :45-Songsters (NBC) Black Joe 1:45-Farm Network Program (CBS) 12:25 P. M.-Norris Brock 2:00-Ann Leaf at 12:15 P. M.-Pat Barnes in Person (NBC) 6:00-Memory Hour 12:45-Alfred McCoy the Organ (CBS) 6:30-Everyday Poems by George Ellistoa 2:15-Brrck-Bauer Organ Melodies 12:30-National Farm and Home (NBC) 12:30-Spray Talk 6:45-Musical Memories 1:00-Good Afternoon Melodies 2:30-Captivators (CBS) 1:30-Goo, W. Hill, Pantry Tunes 12:35-Henry Thies Orchestra 7:15-Campbell Soup Orchestra (N BC) 3:00-Salon Orchestra (CBS) 1:45-Organ Recitals 12 :45-Market Reports: Live Stock Albert Program (NBC) 1:15-Robert Bentley, Children's Hour 3:15-Pyol Program 7:30-Prince 2:00-Kentucky Federation of Women's 1:00-National Farm and Home Period of the (NEC) 7:45-Trials Goldbergs 1:30-Slumber Songs 3:30-Sam Prager, pianist (CBS) Clubs (NBC) 8:00-Gibson Orchestra: Henry Thies 3:45-Four Eton Boys (CBS) 1 Orchestra 8:30-Voice of Firestone, with Lawrence 1 :45-Forgetmenots 4:00-Rhythm Kings (CBS) 2:15-Siesta Musicale :30-Gus Arnheim's

4 : 2:00-Ohio School of the Air: Current Tibbett (NBC) 2:15-Elinor Hurdle, character sketches 15-Raysol-Howard Hafford. tenor 2:45-Tunes in Blue & P Dance Gypsies (NBC) 4 :30-Worthmore Soup and Chili Events; 2:20-Civil Government, 9:00-A. 3 :15-Community Chest Talk 9:30-General Motors' Parade (NBC) 2:30-Rhythm Revue 4:45-Crazy Crystals Program 2:40-Nature-The Dandelion" H. 10:00-American Legion Program (NBC), 5:00-Main Street Business Men 3:20-Music Masters E. Erswine 2:45-Reds vs. Pirates, Bedlam] Field li:00-Netherland Orchestra: Gus Aim- 5:15-Malted Products Program-Golden 3 :45-Kapua's Hawaiians 3:00-United States Marine Band (NBC) 5 :00-Bee Campbell Age, organist heim's Orchestra 4:00-Pop Concert (NBC) & P. Program 5:30-Movie Projectionists, Ruth Reeves 4:00-A. 5:15-The Pirates' 4:30-Song Hits Luecke Club 5 :45-Studio 4:30-Organ Matinee-Hershel 5:30-The Northside Musicale 6:00-Sonada Sports Review; Wally 4:45-Russell Henderly, piano 5 :00-Marcella Uhl, songs Forste 5 :00- Snowdrifts:"-Jack Snow 5 :15-Varsity Quartet 5:45-Kresup Erion, soprano 6:15-Red Top Baseball Scores 5 :15-Asher Sizemore and Jimmy 5:30-The Singing Lady (NBC) NAtwOrk 6 :00-Dot Lee, songs 6:20-Stocks: Studio Progra 5:30-Studio 5 :45-The Chatter 6:15-Studio 6:30-Ohio Legion News-Bugle Call 6:45-Wurzburg: The German and His 5:45-Little Orphan Annie (NBC) 6:00-01d Man Sunshine 6:30-Show Windows-Frank Aston Parrot; Lange Time (6:59) 6:00-Tommie and Willie, Coca Cola 6:15-Foodtown Pops Review 6:00-Current Events; H. V. Kalter and Marge 7:00-Wrigley-Myrt (CBS) Twins New- born. WABC wowo wlap wwva 6:45-Lost and Found :15-Maxwell Coffee Program: Lannie 6:30-Mail Pouch Sportsman-Bob wadc wspd 6:30-Royal Vagabonds (NBC) hall wbbm 6:50-Max Fisher's Californians Ross and Don Voorhees( CBS) -Waldorf-Astoria Sert Room Orch 7:30-`Easy Aces" (CBS) 6:45-Late Dance Tunes 6:45-Lowell Thomas, news topics (NBC) WEAF whas wenr 7:15-Post Question Box 7:45-Camel Quarter Hour: Morton 6:55-WCKY News Man 7:00-Amos 'á Andy (NBC) -Raising Junior: domestic skit: Downey. Tony Wons (CBS) 7 :30-Sports Review, Harry Hartman 7:03-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) 7:15-R. F. D. Hour WJZ wgar wjr 8:00-Linit: The Bath Club (CBS) 7:15-Tastyeast Jesters (NBC) 7 :30--Centerville Sketches 6:15-Vaughn de Leath, songs, with Sha- 7:40-Southland Singers 8:15-Singin' Sam, Barbasol Man (CBS) 7:30-The Stebbins Boys (NBC) Miniatures piro and Shefter, piano duo. WABC 7:55-Lost and Found 7:45-Musical wwva wadc wowo kmox wlap 8:30-Kate Smith, La Pal]na (CBS) 7:45-Jones and Hare (NBC) 8:00-Peanut Pietro 8:00-Mrs. Adolf Hahn 8:45-Ivory Soap: Col. Stoopnagle and -Paradise of Song: Elizabeth Len- and Carol Math - 8:00-Carnation Milk: Contented Pro- Cotton Queen, with Hink us Tiemeyer Budd 8:15-Maxwell nox, contralto; Graham Harris Or- (CBS) gram (NBC) and Dink chestra. WJZ 9 :00-Eugene International Revue (CBS) 8:15-Studio 8:30-Death Valley Days (NBC) 8 Thies Orchestra -Skippy, children's program. (NBC) 9:15-The Street Singer (CBS) :45-Henry wenr kstp 8:30-Covington and Hersh 9:01-Eureka Weather Forecast 9:00-Henry Fillmore and His Band 9 :30-Bourjois : An Evening in Paris; 9:02-It Pays to Advertise Violin 6:30-Snooks Friedman 's Paramount Or- 8:45-Margaret Sponsell, Contralto (CBS) 9:30-Singing chestra. WABC wade wowo 10:00-Guy Lombardo Panatella Orchestra. 9:30-Earl Marco's Vagabonds 10:00-Master Mystery (NBC) -The Lone Wolf Tribe, Indian story. 9:00-Luckey Boys (CBS) 10 u n dodgers 10 :30-Alaga Melodies-Jim and Walt (CBS) wbbm wcco wlap kmox :00-S 9 :15-The Peoples School 10:30-Chesterfield: of -Rex Cole Mountaineers: hill -billy Nat Shilkret Orches 10:45-Headlines Yesterday tra, Boswell Sisters (CBS) 10:30-Waves of Melody (NBC) music. WEAF 9:30-WFBE Players "The Commis- 11 :00-WLW Fanfares-Salute to Vir- sioners 10:45-Weather Forecast 10:45-Club Royal, Milt Stuhlbarg A. Morrow -Fiddlers Three. (NBC) wenr Daughter" .. , , .. ginia-Mrs. H. -Royal Vagabonds, with Ward Wil- 10-00-Port of Missing Men 10:46-Sonada Sports Review; Wally 11:15-Slumber Music (NBC) 11:30-Varsity Quartet son, WJZ wcky wgar wmaq Forste 11 :30-Jesse Crawford, organist 11 :45-Sisters Three, vocal trio Crosby, songs, with Freddie 10:15-Paul Long and Margaret Part- 11:00-Time Signal; Studio (NBC) 6:45-Bing ington Midnight-Netherland Plaza: Gus Arn- Rich Orchestra. WABC wbbm 11:45-Noble Sissle's Orchestra (CBS) 11:45-Cotton Club Orchestra (NBC) heim's Orchestra wwva wlap wade wfbm kmox wspd 10 :30-Nocturne Mid -Isham Jones° wowo night Orch, (CBS) Midnight-Sign off 12:30 A. M.-Henry Thies Orchestra -June Pursell, songs. WEAF wwj NETWORK wtam PROGRAMS NETWORK PROGRAMS NETWORK PROGRAMS With Fanfares -Lowell Thomas: Literary Digest -Prince Albert Quarter Hour: Alice 9:00-Eugene International Revue: Sam wcco wfbm whk wspd kmox wcah Topics in Brief. WJZ wlw kdka Joy, with Paul Van Loan's Orch, Lanin Orchestra and guest artist. wade wlap wmaq WEAF wgy wtam wwj wsai WABC wkrc wgn wowo whk wspd -Waves of Melody: Victor Arden's -Little Orphan Annie: childhood 7:45-The Goldbergs, WEAF wgy wtam kmox wade wfbm wee() Orchestra; Tom Brown, tenor. playlet. (NBC) wenr kstp wwj wsai wenn -Irving Aaronson's Orch. (CBS) WJZ wcky kdka wjr wgar kyw Myrt and Marge, W ABC -Camel Quarter 7:00-Wrigley: Hour: Morton wbbm wcco 10:45-Arthur Jarrett, songs, with wkrc wspd kmox wwva wade Downey, Tony Wons, Jacques Freddie -A. & P. Gypsies: Harry Horlick's Rich Orchestra. WABC wfbm wade -Henri Gendron's Orchestra. (CBS) Renard's Orchestra. WABC wade Orchestra; Frank Parker, tenor; wbbm wcco whk wkrc wcah wspd -Wrigley: Myrt and Marge. (CBS1 wlap wfbm WEAF wgy wean wwj wsai wmaq wbbm wcco wlap -D'Avrey of Paris: songs. WEAF wcco kmox wwva -Sinclair Wiener Minstrels. WJZ -McCravey Brothers Hearthside wtam -Jones and Hare: songs and patter. kdka wjr wls wgar kstp - Andy. kdka wgar WJZ wgar Singers. WJZ wgar wjr -Amos 'n' WJZ wmaq wcky kdka whas 9:15-The Singer. wjr wlw wcky 8:00-Carnation Street WABC kmox 11:00-Alex Haas and his Gypsy Orches- Milk: The Contented whk wowo wade. wkrc Tune Blenders, Program, male wspd wgn tra, WABC wspd wade wcah wlap 7:15-Maxwell House quartet: Cyril Pitts wade wcco wgn with Lanny Ross, baritone. WABC and Thomas Muir, tenors; Herman wfbm wcco wowo wkrc wade wspd Larson, baritone; Reinhold Schmidt, 9 :30-Bourjois: Evening in Par i s : -Russ Columbo, songs. WEAL, -Paul Specht's Orchestra, (CBS) bass; Morgan L. Eastman Orches- Pierre Brugnon, Alice Remsen, wgy wtam wsvj wbbm tra, WJZ wcky whas kstp wjr contralto, Max Smolen Orchestra. -Slumber Music: Ludwig Laurier's -Campbell Orchestra, with Robert wls kdka WABC wkrc wowo whk wspd kmox string ensemble. WJZ (wjr wgar Simmons. WEAF wgy wtam wsai -Soconyland Sketches, dramatic wade wcco off 11:15) (wcky on 11:15) wwj wmaq sketch WEAF wgy Parade of the States: Howard Clan- -Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) whas wen; -Tastyeast Jesters: "Pep." "Vim" -Linit Bath Club: Allie Lowe Miles ey, narrator; Phil Dewey, baritone; kstp wmaq and "Vigor:" vocal trio. WJZ interviewing guest; Willard C. Male Glee Club; Erno Rapeé s Or- :15-Maxwell House Tune Blenders, wcky kdka wenr Amison, tenor: male quartet; Frank chestra. WEAF wgy wtam wwj with Lanny Ross, tenor. (CBS) 7:30-The Stebbins Boys: comedy sketch. Ventree's Orchestra. WABC wkrc wsai whas wenr kstp wgn wowo novelty wlap wcco kmox WJZ wenr wgar kstp kdka wcky wfbm wspd kmox whk wade wgn -"Four Boys and a Girl :" -Jack Denny's Waldorf-Astoria Ho- -Lavons: "Easy Aces:' Bridge wcco musical program. WJZ kyw wjr tel Orchestra. WEAF (wgy wtam wkrc kmox wgar kdka Comedy Act. WABC 8:15-Singin' Sam, the Barbasol Man. wwj off 11:30) wgn wcco whk wfbm WABC wade whk wkrc wspd wfbm 9:45-Bob Nolan's San Felicians, WJZ -Prince Albert Quarter Hour: Alice wcco kmox wgn wjr kdka wgar wmaq Joy, with Paul Van Loan's Orch. 8:30-Voice of Firestone: Lawrence Tib- 10:00-Robert Burns Panatela: Guy Lom- (NBC) whas wenn kstp belt, Harvey S. Firestone, Jr., Wil- bardo Orchestra, with Burns and :30-Noble Sissle's Park Central Hotel CHRONIC liam Daly's Orchestra. WEAF wgy Allen, comedians. WABC wade Orchestra. WABC (wkrc wfbm MRS. LILY LOGAN MORRILL wtam wwj wsai wmaq whas wkrc wspd wowo wfbm wbbm wcco wade wspd wowo wlap on 11:45) -La Palfna: Kate Smith, songs. kmox whit -Camel Quarter -Hour: Morton Mrs. Albert H. (Lily Logan) SUFFERERS WABC wadc wkrc wcah wspd wlap -American Legion Program. WEAF Downey, Tony Wons, Jacques If you have a chronic wfbm kmox wcco whk wgn wgy wtam wwj wsai wenn kstp Renard's Orchestra. (CBS) wgn Morrill, authoress and daughter -Death Valley Days: "The Golden whas wowo of General T. M. Logan, Civil ailment that has failed to re- Eagle," dramatic sketch. WJZ -Master Mysteries. WJZ wlw kdka -fesse Crawford, organ. WEAN spond-you owe it to your- wcky kdka wls kstp wgar wmaq wjr wgar wcky wwj wenn War hero, will be guest -speaker self to consider seriously the 8:45-Col. Stoopnagle and Budd, the 10:30-Chesterfield: Boswell Sisters. Nor- -Piano Moods: Lee Sims, piano; Monday (April 18) at 11 p. m. Gloom Chasers. WABC wkrc wcco man Brokenshire, Nat Shiikret Or- Ilo May Bailey, songs. WJZ wlw when WLW'= "Fanfares" pay investigation of the NEW wgn wade whk wowo kmox wspd chestra, WABC wkrc wbbm wowo wmaq and GREATLY improved 11:45-Cab Calloway's Cotton Club Or- tribute to Virginia. chestra. WEAF wwj wmaq wcky NATIONALLY FAMOUS -Earl Hines' Grand Terrace Cafe NETWORK PROGRAMS FLUX) EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING Orchestra, WJZ wenr (MAGNETIC Midnight - Isham Jones' Orchestra. WABC wkrc wfbm wcco wspd Reasonable Prices wlap wbbm wowo wcah THERONOID JANE GREY -Buddy Rogers' California Cavaliers By results only- can you be Work Guaranteed and from Hotel Pennsylvania. WEAF convinced of its merits. Descriptive wgy literature upon request. Come into BY THE The liallWt Artists 12:15 A. M.-Carl Moores- Drake Hotel the office once or several times and Mon., Wed., Fri. Orchestra. WJZ wear (wit- off it free of any obligation. GUARANTEED RADIO SERVICE CO. 12:30) use 11:45 A.M. 12:30-Larry Funk's Palais d' Or Or- chestra. WEAF wear The "Theronoid"-Must Sell 4034 GLENWAY AVE. Sponsored by Itself WAbash 2300 -Enric Madriguera's Biltmore Or- The A. W. Kampf Jewelry Co. chestra. WABC wfbm wlap wcco 311 Lyric Theatre Bldg. Diamond Remounting wspd wowo Free Radio Program Listing Book will be mailed to Specie-liste 1:00-Claude Hopkins' Roseland Ball- room Orchestra, WABC you on request. 18 W. Sixth St Cincinnati, O. MAin 5679Cin., 0 1:30-Paul. Specht's Orchestra. WABC Eastern Standard Time RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING APRIL 21, 1932

COMPLETE PROGRAMS FOR TUESDAY, APRIL 19, ON THIS PAGE kc.) WSAI (225m.-1330 kc.) WFBE (250m.-1200 kc.) WKRC (545m.-550 kc.) WCKY (202m.-1490kc. ) WLW (428m.-700 6:45 A. M.-Sunrise Worship 7:00 A. M.-Cumberland Fiddlers 6:30 A. M.-Top o' the Morning 8:00 A. M.-Gene and Glenn (NBC) 7:00 A. M.-Break of Day Bob Bur- 7:45-Chusngold-The Breakfast Club 7:30-Kentucky Mountaineer, Little Jimmy 7:00-Exercise Period, with 8:15-Talent Bureau Program 7:15-Musical Clock dette 8:45-WSAI Morning Dance Concert 8:00-Raysol-OId Time Singing 7 :45-Kapua's Hawaiians 8:15-Birthday Party 8:15-Gladys Catron, Organist 8:00-Eureka Weather Forecast 7:15-The Round Table 9:15-Knox Sparkling Music (NBC) 7:45-Jolly Bill and Jane (NBC) 9:30-Popular Musicale 8:30-Morning Concert 8:30-Pyol Program 8:01-Jimmy Eldred at the Piano 8:45-Wm. Rogers and Sons Program 8:00-Morning Devotions ( N BC) (NBC) 10:00-Mrs. Blake's tadio Column 9:00-Our Daily Thought 8:15-Morning Devotions 8:15-Phil Cook, the Quaker Man (NBC) 10:15-Tom Brennie in the Laugh Club (CBS) Fiddlers 9:15-Morning Glories 9:00-lean West, Voice of Pogue's 8:30-Cheerio (NBC) 8:30-Layne's Mountaineer (NBC) 9:00-Clever Dick-Great Ghost Stories 8:45-The Early Burdettes 10 :30-Musical Forum 9:30-Concert Hour 9:15-Main Street Business Men 9:45-Studio 9:30-Consolidated Merchants of Past and Present 9:00-Threesome, vocal trio il :00-"Your Child" (NBC) 9:15-Recipes by Max of Netherland 11:15-Radio Household Institute (N PC) 10:05-School Children's Popularity Pro- 10:00-Grant Trio (CBS) 9:15-Band Concert . 10:15-Weather; Lange Time Signal Plaza 111 :30-Dance Selections gram 9:45-Dinty Moore 10:18-Woman's Hour-Tremlette Tully 9:30-Beautiful Thoughts (NBC) E, (NBC) Noon-G. Home Circle 10:20-Walter Wehmier Program 10:45-Juba Hayes Household Hints 10:00-Florence Frey Beauty Talks 9:45-Wilson Premium Man 12:15 P. M.-Midday Musicale 10:35-WFBE-RKO Theatre Party 11:15-Pebeco Stories of the Living Great 10:15-Clara, Lu and Em (NBC) 10:00-Live Stock Reports Talk 12:50-Live Stock Reports 10:50-Anita Auch, (CBS) Dinkel and Eddie Baer 10:10-National Foot Health Bhnn dietitian 10:30-Bill 1:00-Organ Program. Connie 11 :30-Re-Nu Program 10 :15-A. & P. Orchestra 1:30-Afternoon Concert 11:00-Pabst Musical 10:45-Tommy Ott at the Liberty Organ 11:45-Sulox Health Program 10:30-Colonel Goodbody (NBC) 2:00-Talent Bureau Program 11:15-Harmonica Duo noon-Ted Brewer's Orchestra (CBS) 11:00-Musical Novelties Mystery Chef (NBC) 2 :15-Light Classics 11:30-Housewives' Frolic 12:15 P. M.-Model Laundry-Model 11 :30-Gene Rupee's Fiddlers 10:45-Davis 3:00-Afternoon Melodies 11:45-Dulcy Markham's Songs Romances Noon-Luncheon Concert 11 :00-Alaga Melody-Jim and Walt 4:00-Classical Program Program, Mid -day Bath Noon-News in Cincinnati 12:30-Linit 11:15-Piano Solos 4:15-Crosley Dealers' Salute Club (CBS) 12:25 P. M.-Live Stock Quotations 4:30-Concert Program: Farm Flashes 12:30 P. M.-Sara Drucker, pianist 11:20-River Reports 12 :45-Cincinnati Merchants' Program 12:30-National Farm and Home (NBC) 5:00-Talent Bureau Program 12:45-Kitty Burke, songs 1:15-Farm Network Program (CBS) 11:30-Through the Looking Glass (NBC) (NBC) 5:15-Skippy 1:00-Good Afternoon Melodies 1:45-Queen City Rug Makers 1:30-Geo. W. Hill Pantry Tunes 11 :45-O'Cedar Melody Men (NBC) 5;30-Celebrated Compositions 2:00-Aunt Jemima Songs (CBS) 5:45-Memory Hour 1:15-Robert Bentley, Children's Hour 1:45-Richard Porter, singing pian st Noon-Tuxedo Entertainers, with "Boss" 2:15-Studio Johnstone 6:30-Happiness Kids, vocal duo 1:30-Day Dreams 2:30-Columbia Salon Orchestra (CBS) 2:00-Moods Indigo 6 :45-Back of the News in Washington 3:00-Ann Leaf at the organ (CBS) 12 15 P M.-Pat Barnes in Person (NBC) (NBC) 1:45-Frank Brandstetter 3:30-Musical Shopping Guide 2:30-Music Masters 12:30-Gibson Orchestra: Henry Thies Hymn Time (NBC) 7:00-Midweek 2:00-With the Band Masters 3:45-Pyol Program 3:00-Ralph Hautman, singer 12:45-Markets; Live Stock Reports 7:15-Campbell Soup Orchestra (NBC) Kings (CBS) 4:00-Rhythm and Home (NBC) 7:30-Prince Albert Program (NBC ) 2:15-Rhythm Review 4:15-Raysol-Howard Hafford, tenor 3:15-Matinee Melodies 1:00-National Farm 7:45-Th. Trials of the 3oldbergs (NBC) 4:30-Worthmore Soup and Chili 1:30-Netherland: Gus Arnheim's Orch. (NBC) 2:30-Ralph Pinkston, piano 3 :45-Kapua's Hawaiians 8:00-Blackstone Plantation 4 :45-Geo. Hall's Hotel Taft Orchestra 2:00-Ohio School of the Air: Litera- 8:30-True Story Hour (NBC) 2:45-Minute Biographies (CBS) 4 :00-This 'a' That ture and English, "Twelfth Night" 9:00-McKesson Musical Magazine N BC) 5:00-Miller Bros. Wall Paper Program Jour- 3:00-Pauline Gidding Ungar 4:15-Dr. Lewis' Junior Broadcasting Crosley Players: 2:30-Little 9:30-Hits and Bits (NBC) 5:15-Malted Products Program-Golden the Mediterranean," Strike Dance with Walter Club neys-"Around 110:00-Lucky 3 :15-Adelaide Apfel Age, organist Dr. W. W. Boyd Winchell (NBC) 5:30-Cincinnati Trade School-Ruth 4:30-Mormon Tabernacle Choir (NBC) 11:00-Henry Thies Orchestra 3:30-Novelty Notes Reeves 3:00-Old Bill, basso Revue 4:45-Asher Sizemore and Little Jimmy 3:15-Travel Talk; Joseph Ries 3 :45-Studio 5:45-Danderine-Movie Stars (CBS) 5:00-"Snow" Drifts, Jack Snow 3:30-Hal and Huss-Aces of Harmony 4:00-Heifitz Music Wally 6:00-Sonada Sports Review; S. Army Band (NBC) Forste 5:30-Messer Melody Moments 3:45-U. 4:15-Prof. Briol, French lessons 4:00-A. & P. Orchestra Network Programs 6:15-Red Top Malt Baseball Scores 5:45-Little Orphan Annie (NBC) 4:30-Song of the Strings 6:20-Stocks-Studio 4:30-Organ Matinee 6:30-Studio 6:00-Tommie and Willie, Coca Cola B. Baker, basso 5:00-Words and Music 4:45-J. 6:45-H. J. Heinz Co. Program Joe Twins 6:00 P. M.-Waldorf-Astoria Sert Room 5:15-WLW Singers 5 :00-Variety Palooka (CBS) 6:30-Ray Perkins, the Old Topper Orchestra. WEAF whas went 6:59-Lange Time 5:30-The Singing Lady (NBC) songs, with Freddie 5:15-The Pirates' Club (NBC) -Arthur Jarrett, 7 :00-Wrigley-Myrt and Marge (CBS) 5:45-The Chatter Rich Orchestra. WABC wlap wade Dance Tunes 5 :30-Musical Interlude 7:15-Crisco-The Mills Bros. (CBS) 6:45-Late 6:00-Old Man Sunshine wowo wwva wbbm 7 Bros. Program, Louis Sil- :30-Richman 6:55-WCKY News Man Dr. Glenn Adams -Raising Junior, domestic skit. w JZ 5:45-Murdoch Williams vers Orchestra (CBS) 6:15-Dog Talk by wjr wgar Sportsman-Bob New- 6:00-Dot Lee, songs 7:45-Camel Quarter Hour: Morton 7:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) 6:30-Mail Pouch 6:15-Rameses Program: William Wir - Downey, Tony Wons (CBS) hall Dial-ing ges, Joe Kahn, piano duo; John 6:15-Earl Harrison, tenor 8:00-Linit Bath Club (CBS) 7:15-Radio 6:45-Lowell Thomas (NBC) Cali, guitarist; Curt Peterson, bari- Abe Lyman's Orch. (CBS) 6:30-Margaret Cones, pianist 8:15-Phillips: 7:30-The Stebbins Boys (NBC) 7:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) tone. WJZ 8:30-La Palina-Kate Smith (CBS) -Reis and Dunn, comedy and songs, 6:45-Lost and Found 8:45-La Gerardine: Ed Sullivan and 7:45-Jones and Hare (NBC) 7:15-R. G. Dunn Program (WJR) with Fred Berrens' Orchestra. Guest Artist (CBS) 8:00-Nat'l Advisory Council on Radio 7:30-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra WABC wadc wlap wwva wowo 6:50-Max Fisher and his Californians 9:00-Ben Bernie's Blue Ribbon ...alt -Skippy, children's program. (NBC) in Education (NBC) 7:45-Tangee Musical Dreams 7:15-Post Question Box Orchestra (CBS) 8:00-Peanut Pietro w nr kstp 9:30-Eno Crime Club (CBS) 8:30-"It Pays to Advertise" 6:30-Songs of Romance: Don Suther- 7:30-Harry Hartman Sport Review Lopez and his Valvoliners 10:00-Pratt and Lambert-The Voice of Weather Forecast 8:15-Vincent land ,terror; Betty Crocker ; Bert- 8:59-Eureka 7:40-Eleanor Walker McKay, soprano 1000 Shades (CBS) 8:30-Henry Thies Orchestra ram Hirsch Orchestra. WABC Program 9 Trio 10:15-Wuest Sleeper Mattress :00-Frakes 8 of the Skillet (NBC) -Jack Miller's Orchestra. (CBS). 7:55-Lost and Found :45-Sisters wwva wade wspd wlap wowo wfbm 10 :30-Chesterfield : Shilkret's Orchestra. 9:15-Bob Rainier's Orchestra 9:00-Parent-Teachers Mass Meeting 8 :00-The Hoofers Alex Gray, naritone (CBS) wcco 9:45-Chico 'n' Peppina 9:30-Great Personalities (NBC) Cole Mountaineers: hill -billy 10:45-Weather Forecast -Rex 8:15-Meinolf of Tinglehoff, (German 10:00-Crosley Dealers' Night Club music. WEAF Song Cycle) 10:46-Sonada Sports Review; Wally 10:00-The Regimentalists (NBC) Ray Perkins, the OId 10:30-Varsity Quartet -Jergens: Forste 10:15-Audrey and Bill Topper. WJZ wcky wmaq wgar 8:30-R. K. O. Stars 10:50-Tom Collins, Jr.-Eddie Schoelwer 10:45-Headlines of Yesterday whas kdka 9:00-The Luckey Boys Signal-Studio 10:30-Paris Night Life (NBC) 11:00-Los Amigos, Spanish Program 6:45-Heinz presents Joe Palooka. WABC 11:05-Time wade wspd wlap wbbm wfbm kmox 9:15-Western Hills Community Program 11:15-Columbia Concerts Program (CBS) 10:45-Art Cox Vagabonds 11 :30-Marcella Uhl and Her Orchestra wkrc 11:45-Sisters Three, vocal trio wowo 9:30-Elaine Ritter, vocalist and pianist 11 :30-Studio 11:00-Club Royal, Milt Stuhlbarg s Orchestra (CBS) Mid ni;rhtNetherland: Arnheim's 11 :45-Noble Sissle 11:15-Slumber Music (NBC) Gus 9 :45-Studio Midnight-Harold Stern's Orchestra Orchestra 10:15-Nocturne (CBS) 11:30-Chas. Dornberger's Orch. (NBC) 12:30 A. M.-Gibson Orch.: Henry Thies e.s.e NETWORK PROGRAMS NETWORK PROGRAMS NETWORK PROGRAMS NETWORK PROGRAMS of the News in Washington. Joy, with Paul Van Loan's Orch, 8:45-La Gerardine Program, with Ed -Slumber Music: Ludwig Laurier's -Back guest WEAF essai wtam wgy wwj WEAF wsai wgy wtam kstp Sullivan, artist and Jack Ber- String Ensemble. WJZ (wjr off Thomas: Literary Digest -Richman Bros. Program: Sylvia ger's Orchestra. WABC wadc whk 11:15) (wcky on 11:15) -Lowell wspd wowo Topics in Brief. WJZ wlw kdka Froos, songs; Louis Silvers' Or- wgn kmox wfbm wkrc -Columbia Concerts Program: Grace wmaq chestra. WABC wade whk wkrc -Sisters of the Skillet. WJZ kdka Leslie, soprano; Mildred Dilling, -Little Orphan Annie: Childhood wfbm wbbm kmox wspd wcco wwva wls kstp wlw wgar harpist; Howard Barlow Concert playlet. (NBC) wenr kstp wisp wcah 9:00-McKesson Musical Magazine: guest Orchestra, WABC (wade wspd artist; octet; Erno Rapee's Orches- 6:50-Charles Boulanger's Yoeng's Res- 7:45-Camel Quarter Hour: Morton wlap wowo wfbm wcco wkrc on Downey. Tony Wons, Jacques tra. WEAF wgy wtam wwj wsal 11:15) taurant Orchestra. WABC wwva wls whas kstp -Amos wadc wcah wspd wlap wbbm Renard's Orchestra. WABC wkrc 'n' Andy. (NBC) whas -Ben Bertíie Orchestra Blue Rib- wmaq wenr kstp Hymn Sing: wade whk wfbm wcco kmox wcah - 7:00-Mid-Week Federation bon Malt. WABC wadc whk wkrc 11 :15-Jesse Crawford, organ. Savage, so- wspd wwva wlap WEAR mixed quartet: Muriel wsai wgy wgn wowo wcco wspd -Prince Albert Quarter -Hour: Alice Helen Janke, contralto; -The Goldbergs. WEAF prano; wenr wtam wwj -Household Program: Alice Mock, Joy, with Paul Van Loan's Orch. Richard Maxwell, tenor; Arthur soprano; male trio; Josef Koest- (NBC) whas WEAF wsai whas -Jones and Hare: songs and patter. wenr kstp wmaq Hunt, baritone. WJZ wgar wmaq wcky kdka wjr ner Orchestra. WJZ kdka wmaq -Columbia Concerts Program: Ethel -Amos n' Andy WJZ wlw kdka wjr Fox, soprano; wmaq 8:00-Linit: The Bath Club. Allie Lowe Allan Jones, tenor; wcky wjr wgar 9:30-Hits and Bits. WEAF wgy wtam Howard Barlow Orchestra. WABC -Wrigley: Myrt and Marge. WABC Males, interviewing guest; Willard wwj wsai kyw kstp male wade wcah wspd wlap wcco wfbm wade wkrc wspd kmox wwva C. Amison, tenor; quartet; -Great Personalities: Frazier Hunt; wkrc -Henri Gendron's Orchestra. (CBS) Frank Ventrees' Orchestra. WABC Rosario Bourdon's Orchestra. WJZ 11:30-Noble wkrc wgn wcco wfbm whk wspd Sissle's Park -Central Orch. wbbm kdka wgar wjr wlw wenr WABC (wkrc wcco wsph wadc The Mills Brothers, "Four wade kmox -Eno Crime Club: Edgar Wallace wfbm 7:15-Crisco: Julia Sand- wlap wowo on 11:45) a Guitar." WABC wfbm -Blackstone Plantation: Mystery, opening episode. WABC Boys and Jack Shil- -The Camel Quarter -Hour: Morton wkrc wadc wspd wbbm kmox whk erson, Frank Crumit; wadc whk wkrc wgn wspd wowo Downey, kret Orchestra. WEAF wgy wtam Tony Wons, orchestra. -Freddie Rich Orchestra, with Gor- kmox (CBS) wgn wowo don tenor. (CBS) wwva wwj wsai kyw kstp 10:00-Lucky Strike Dance Hour, with Graham, -National Advisory Council on Ra- -Charles Dornberger's Mount Royal -Campbell Orchestra, with Robert Walter Winchell. WEAF wtam wgy Hotel Orch. WEAF wtam whas dio in Education: "The Signifi- wwj wsai wenr whas (kstp off 10:30) Simmons. WEAF wsai wtam and Local wwj (wenr wcky off 11:45) cance of Our State -The voice of One Thousand Shades. THE "old maestro" and all the lads wmaq wgy Elections"-William Bennett Mun- -Piano Moods: Lee Sims, piano; WABC wbbm wcco wfbm whk Ilo May Bailey, songs. WJZ wenr have prepared a radio program for -Keds Program: "Just Willie," mu- ro. WJZ wcky wgar wls whas kmox wcah wlap wkrc wadc WJZ wenr 11:45-Earl Hine's Grand Terrace Cafe you this eventide, under the spon- sic, songs, sketches. 8:15-Abe Lyman's Orchestra. WABC -The Regimentalists. WJZ wcky Orchestra. WJZ wenr kdka wgn wade whk wkrc wspd wfbm sorship of the alma malta - good, wjr wgar wmaq kdka 3[ i ilo Stebbins Boys: comedy sketch. kmox iirt-Harold Stern's St. Moritz old Blue Ribbon Malt. With par- 7:30-The 10:15-Sweetheart Program: John Fogarty, Hotel Orchestra. WABC WJZ wenr kstp whas wcky kdka quar- tenor; beauty talk by Ruth Jordan. wkrc donable pride and a bit of a gusto 8:30-Heel Hugger Harmonies, male wcco wspd wlsp (wbbm on 12:15) profundo, maestro makes men- wjr wgar tet: Norman Price, Steele Jamison, WJZ kdka wgar wjr the Hour: Alice -Ralph Kirbery, the Dream Singer. tion that Blue Ribbon Malt is Amer- -Prince Albert Quarter tenors; Edward Wolter, baritone; -Musical Fast Freight. WABC WEAF wfbm wcco wtam wwj wgy ica's Biggest Seller. Millions say it's Earl Waldo, bass; Robert Arm- wadc whk wspd wlap -Hotel Schroeder Orchestra. WJZ the very best and take it from me bruster's String Ensemble. WJZ kmox wowo wcah wenr wgar kdka wls Nor- knows its malt. 10:30-Chesterfield: Alexander Gray, 12:05 A. M.-Johnny Hamp's -America r RADIO songs. man Nat Or- Hotel New LESTER SINGER -La Palina: Kate Smith, Brokenshire; Shilkret Yorker Orchestra. WEAF wwj wtam WABC wade whk wlap wcco wkrc chestra. WABC wkrc wbbm wcco wgy SERVICE CO. wcah wade wlap Hear BEN BERNIE wfbm kmox wgn wspd yeah wfbm wspd kmox 12:30-Charlie Agnew's Edgewater Beach -True Story: Mary and Bob, dra- whk wowo Hotel Orchestra. WJZ (kyw Cincinnati's Best Equipped -Paris Night Life: Princess Ivan - off Every Tuesday at 9 P. M. matic sketch. WEAF wsai wtam 12 :45) Radio Service Station wgy kyw wwj ova Obolensky; Madelon de Gist, -Sanders' Eastern Standard Time soprano; Pierre le Kreun, tenor; -Coon Orchestra. WABC Orchestra. WJZ whk wspd wlap wowo wfbm wcco All Makes of Radios Bertrand Hirsch's Simon's Hotel Teller WKRC and CBS kdka wgar kyw wcky wjr -Seymour Or- Serviced REMEMBER chestra. WEAF wenr wtam wwj you go, you find 10:45-The Funnyboners: comedy and (kstp on 12:45) Wherever songs. WABC wadc -Seymour Simon's Or c h e s t r a Power Packs and Sound CHAS. W. NEYER -Wrigley: Myrt and Marge. (CBS) WEAF wenr wtam wwj ('kstp on BLUE RIBBON MILT Equipment For Your New Home wbbm wcco wlap 12:45) -McCravey Brothers - Hearthside 1:00-Fred Martin's Hotel Bossert Or- 2032 Madison Road 1980 Baltimore Ave. Singers. WJZ kdka wjr wgar chests. 'WABC Cincinnati, O. WOodburn 3788 Cincinnati, O. WEst 6150 11:00-Russ Columbo, songs. WEAF 1:30-Claude Hopkins' Roseland Ballroom wwj Orchestra. WABC lo RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING APRIL 21, 1932 Eastern Standard Time

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WSAI (225m.-1330 kc.) WFBE (250m.-1200 kc.) WKRC (545mn.-550 kc.) WCKY (202m.-1400kc. ) W L W (428m.-700 kc.), 8:00 A. M.-Gene and Glenn (NBC) 7:00 A. M.-Break of Day 6:45 A.M.-Sunrise Worship 7:00 A. M.-Gene Rupee and Tennessee 6:30 A. M.-Top o' the Morning 8:15-Talent Bureau Program 7:15-Musical Clock 7 :45-Churngold-The Breakfast Club Ramblers 7:00-Exercise Period, with Bob Stur- 8 :45-WSAI Morning Dance Concert 8 :00-Raysol-Old Time Singing dette 8:15-Birthday Party 7 :30-Asher Sizemore and Little Jimmy 9:15-Talent Bureau Program 8:15-Gladys Catron, organist 7 :15-The Round Table 9:30-Popular Musicale 8:30-Morning Concert 8:30-Pyol Program 7:45-Kappa's Hawaiians 7:45-Jolly Bill and Jane (NBC) 10:00-Mrs Blake's Radio Column (NBC) 9 :00-Our Daily Thought 8:45-The Old Dutch Girl (CBS) 8:00-Eureka Weather Forecast 8:00-Morning Devotions 10:15-Jane Grant's Steero Hour (NBC) 9:15-Hy C. Geis, organ recital 9:00-Jean West, Voice of Pogue's. 8 :01-Jimmy Eldred at the Piano 8:15-Phil Cook, the Quaker Man (NBC) 10:30-National Home Hour (NBC) 9 :15-Queen City Rug Makers 8:30-Layné s Mountaineer Fiddlers 11:00-Keeping (NBC) 9:45-Gold Nuggets 8:15-Morning Devotions (NBC) Up With Daughter 10:05-Dot's 9:30-Consolidated Merchants Program 8:45-The Early Burdettes 11:15-Radio Household Institute (NBC School Chicilren's Popularity 10 :00-Grant 8:30-Cheerio (NBC) Program Trio (CBS) 9:00-Child Care and Training, Dr. Ada 11:30-Dance Selections 10:15-Julia Hayes 9:00-Clever Dick-Great Ghost Stories Hart Arlitt 11'Don to 12:15-G. E. Home Circle (NBC> ! 0:20-Beauty Notes 10:45-Eugene Question and Answer Box of Past and Present 9:15-What's New (CBS) 12:50 1 9:30-Beautiful Thoughts (NBC) P M. to :00-Live Stock Reports 10:35-WFBE-RKO Theatre Party 9:15-Band Concert 1:15-Advertising Club Luncheon (NBC) 11:00-Time: Weather 9:45-Rit Dry Cleaner Program 9 :30-Dinty Moore 2:00-Sign off 10:45-Better Business Bureau 11 :03-Woman's Hour, Tremlette Tully 10:00-Live Stock Reports 11 :30-Round the World Cooking (CBS) 9:45-Earl Edmonds, accordion 10:10-National Foot Health Talk 3:00-Afternoon Melodies 10:50-Mrs. 4:00-Mary Steele. co.rtralto Evans' Advice 11:45-Jane Grey and "Kampf, the Jeweler, 10:00-Beatrice Mabie (NBC) 10 :15-A. & P. Orchestra Artists" Goodbody, food talk (NBC) 4 :15-Crosley Dealers' Salute 11:00-Mary and John 10:15-Clara, Lu and Em (NBC) 10:30-Colonel 4:30-Ely Culbertson, bridge expert Noon-Cincinnati Paint Club 10:45-Morning Hymnals 11:15-Lyric 10:30-Musical Fantasies (NBC) Program, Musical Novelties 12:15 P. M.-Model Laundry-Model 11:00-Elliot Brock, violin 4:45-Concert Program: 10:45-Classic Hour 11:15-The Parody Man Farm Flashes 1 :30-Housewives' Frolic Romances 5 :00-Sam Wilson, baritone 12:30-Kre-Mel Program (CBS) 11:00-Mrs. A. M. Goudiss (NBC) 11:30-Hind's Romance Exchange-Beauty 5:15-Skippy (NBC) 11:45-Lola Bruce Smith and Don Cheek 12:45-Cincinnati Merchants' Program Talk by Beatrice Fairfax (NBC) 11:15-Musical Novelties 11:45-River Reports 5:30-Wayne King's Orchestra (NBC) 'soon-News in Cincinnati 1:15-Fire Prevention Talk-Lieut 5 :45-Civil Service Talk Rogers 11:30-Cumberland Fiddlers 11 :55-Time Signals, vocal trio 5:50-Memory Hour 12:30 P. M.-Little Black Joe 1:20-Farm Network Program (CBS) Noon-Tunes in Blue Noon-Threesome, vocal trio 6:30-Happiness Kids 12:45-Alfred 2:00-Aunt Jemima Songs (CBS) 12:25 P. M.-Live Stock Quotations 12:15 P. M.-Pat Barnes in Person (NBC) 6:45-Talk by Merle Thorpe (NBC) McCoy 2:15-Burck-Bauer Organ Melodies 12:30-National Farm and Home (NBC) 12:30-Spray Talks 7:00-Memory Hour 1:00-Good Afternoon Melodies 2 :30-Columbia Salon Orchestra (CBS) 12 :35-Gibson Orchestra: Henry Thies 7:15-Campbell Soup Orchestra (NBC) 1:30-Pietro Zervos, pianist 1:15-Robert Bentley, 3 :00-Sulfox Health Program 12:45-Markets. Live Stock Reports 7:30-Prince Albert Program (NBC) Children's Hour 3:15-Charis-Ann Leaf and Ben Alley 2:00-Popular Dance Tunes 1:00-National Farm and Home (NBC) 7:45-The Trials of the Goldbcr-r (NBC 1:30-Slumber Songs (CBS) 2:30-Music Masters 1:30-Netherland: Gus Arnheim's Orch. 8:00-"Big Time." humorous sketch 3:30-Arthur Jarrett (CBS) 2:00-Ohio School of the Air: Botany- 1 :45-Dedication 3:00-Siesta Musicale (NBC) Program 3 :45-Re-Nu Program "The Plant and Its Environment," 8:30-Halsey Stuart Program (NBC) 2:00-Chas. Daunt, tenor 4 :00-Pyol Program 3:15-Larry Topper at the piano 2:20-History Dramalog: "Wash- 9:00-Goodyear Band and Revelers Quar- 4:15-Raysol-Howard Hafford. tenor 3 :30-Kampus Takes the Risk:" 2:40- tet (NBC) 2:15-Frank Aston Book Review Kutups ington 4 :30-Worthmore Soup and Chili Water 9:30-Mobiloil 3 :45-Kapua's Hawaiians Art Appreciation - 'The Concert (NBC) 2:30-Little 4:45-Crazy Crystals Program 10:00-Coca Cola Program (NBC) Symphony 4:00-The Interpreters Mill" (CBS) 5:00-Main Street Business Men 3:00-Old Bill, basso 10 :30-National Radio Forum (NBC) 2:45-Reds vs. Chicago, at Chicago 5 :15-Malted Products Program-Golden 4:15-Stars of Today 3 :15-Sisters Three, vocal trio 11:00-Henry Thies Orchestra Age, organist 11:30-Sign off 4:45-Galvano and Cortez 4:30-Wurlitzer Music School of the Air, 3:30-Varsity Quartet 5 :30-Cincinnati Trade School-Ruth guitar 3:45-Hal and Huss, Aces of Harmony 5:00-Bee Campbell Reeves 5 :00 --"Snow" Drifts, Jack Snow 4:00-A & P. Orchestra 5:15-The Pirates' Club 5:45-Studio 4:30-Organ Matinee 6:00-Sonada Sports Review; Wally 5:15-Dr. Belber, musicale 5:00-Marcella Uhl, songs 5:30-The Northside Musicale Forste 5:30-Worthmore Soup 5:15-Varsity Quartet 6:15-Red Top Malt Baseball Scores 5:45-Little Orphan Annie (NBC) Network Programs 5:45-Jules Sien, songs 6 5:30-The Singing Lady (NBC) :20-Stocks-Studio 6:00-Tommie and Willie, Coca Cola 5 Chatter 6:00-Dot Lee, songs 6:45-Wmzburg: The German and His Twins :45-The Parrot; Lange Time (6:59) Man Sunshine Vagabonds with 6:00-Old 6 :15-Studio 7 :00-Wrigley-Myrt and Marge (CBS) 6:30-Royal Ward 6 :00 P. M.-Waldorf-Astoria 6:15-Netherland: Gus Arnheim's Or ch. Sert Room 7:15-Maxwell Coffee-Lannie Ross and Wilson (NBC) Orchestra. WEAF whas kyw wwj 6:30-Fritchie and Harrison. musicale 6:30-Mail Pouch Sportsman-Bob New- wtam Don Voorhees (CBS) 6:45-Late Dance Tunes 6:45-Lost and hall Boswell, Found 7:30-"Easy Aces" (CBS) 6:55-WCKY News Man -Connie songs, with Fred- 7:45-Camel Quarter Hour: Morton 6:45-Lowell Thomas (NBC) die Berren's Orchestra. WABC 6:50-Max Fisher's Californians Downey, Tony Wons (CBS) 7:00-Amos 'n' Andy )NBC) wadc wlap wowo wwva wbbm 7:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) Question 8 :00-Linit Bath Club (CBS) 7:15-Helen Royce -Music Treasure 7:15-Post Box 7:15-U. S. Rubber Program Box: Pierre Key, 8:15-Singin' Sam. Barbasol Man (CBS) 7:30-The Stebbins Boys (NBC) narrator, guest speaker. WJZ wenr 7:30-Sports Review, Harry Hartman 7:30-Old Bill and Blue Flame Singers 8:30-La Paling-Kate Smith (CBS) 7:45-Jones and Hare (NBC) 6:15-Rameses Program: William Wir- 7:40-Douglas Pinguely, 8:45-Ivory Soap: Col. Stoopnagle and 8:00-Peanut Pietro ger, Joe basso, Chas. 8:00-Music Makers Kahn, piano duo; John Glazer, piano Budd (CBS) 8:15-San Felice Cigar Program Cali, guitarist; Curt Peterson, Medal Fast Freight 8:15-Willys-Overland Silver Streaks 9:00-Gold (CBS) BC baritone. WJZ 7:55-Lost and Found 9:15-The Colombians (CBS) (NBC) 8:30-Jack Frost Melody Moments (N -Skippy, children's program. (NBC) Crime (CBS) 9 :00-Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 8 :00-Cliff Burns and His Orchestra- 9:30-Eno Club 8:30-"It Pays to Advertise" wenr kstp 10:00-Chesterfield: Ruth Elting (CBS) (NBC) Green Mil: 9 :00-Radio News -Harold Stern St. Moritz Hotel 10:15-Horlìck's Milk: Adventures in 9:30-Major Icequick and his Frigidair- Orchestra. WABC wwva wiap 8:15-Larry Wood, piano and songs Health, Dr. Herman Bundesen- 9:30-Art Cox's Vagabonds ians (NBC) 9 :45-Lucille Lee 8 :30-Studio (CBS) 9 :45-Ungentine Entertainers Mountaineers: hill 10:30-Society Brand Clothes-Society's 6:30-Rex Cole -billy 10:00 -4th Annual Horse Lover's Dinner 10:00-Curtain Calls, Light Opera music. WEAF 9 :00-Luckey Boys Playboy (CBS) (NBC) -The Lone Wolf Tribe: Indian 10:45-Weather Forecast :0:30-Alaga Melody-Jim and Walt 9:15-In the Gloaming, Glenna Will 10:30-Hollywood Nights (NBC) Yesterday Story. (CBS) wbbm wcco wiap Newland 10:46-Sonada Sports Review; Wally 10 :45-Headlines of kmox Forste 10:45-Art Cox's Vagabonds 11:00-Threesome. vocal trio 9:30-Cliff Burns and His Orchestra Signal; Studio -The Royal Vagabonds, with Ward 11:00-Time 11:00-Club Royal, Milt Stuhlbarg 11 :30-Marcella Uhl and Her Orchestra Wilson. WJZ wcky wmaq wgar kdka 9:45-Port of Missing Men-Jeff Davis 11 :15-To be announced-Studio 11:15-Slumber Music (NBC) 11:45-Don Rcdman's Orchestra (CBS) 11:45-Sisters Three, vocal trio 6:40-Block-Aid Speaker: Col. Arthur H. 10 :00-Studio 11:30-Lookout House-Bob Rainier Arnheim's Orchestra Woods. VJABC 4tidnight-Eddie Duchin's Orch. (CBS) Midnight-Gus 6:45-Lowell Thomas: Literary Digest :0:30-Nocturne 12:30 A. M -Art Krueger Orchestra (CBS) 11:45-Club Royal, Milt Stuhlbarg 12:30 A. M.-Gibson Orch. : Henry Thies Topics in Brief. WJZ kdka wlw wmaq NETWORK PROGRAMS NETWORK PROGRAMS NETWORK PROGRAMS NETWORK PROGRAMS Orphan Annie: -Little Childhood -Lavons: "Easy Aces," bridge Crime Club: Edgar Wallace -Nellie Revell: interview. WEAF playlet. (NBC) wenr kstp wgn WABC wade whk wkrc wgn wspd -Eno comedy act. WABC wkrc kmox wfbm kmox wcco Mystery, c.o n c l u d i n g episode wgy wtam wwj -Address by Merle Thorpe. WEAF whk wfbm wgn wcco 8: 30-La Paling: Kate Smith, songs. WABC wade whk wkrc wgn wspd -Amos 'n' Andy. (NBC) went wtam wsai wgy wwj Boys: wowo kmox kstp whas wmaq -Bing Crosby, songs, with Freddie -The Stebbins comedy sketch. WABC wgn wade whk wkrc wcah WJZ wenr kstp wgar wcky kdka wjr Rice, so- 11 :15-Prince Albert Quarter Hour: Alice Rich Orchestra. wwva wspd wiap wfbm meet kmox -Mobiloil Concert: Gladys WABC prano; Lewis James, tenor; Nat Joy, with Paul Van Loan's wiap wade wfbm wbbm wowo 7:45-Jones and Hare: songs and patter. -Halsey Stuart Program. WEAF Orch. WJZ wgar wmaq whas kdka rocky wtam wwj Shilkret Orchestra. WEAF wgy (NBC) whas wenr kstp Myrt and Marge. WABC wsai whas kyw kstp wgy 7:00-Wrigley: -Camel Quarter Hour: Morton -Jack Frost Melody Moments: Jos- wtam wwj wsai wmaq whas kstp -Maxwell House Tune Blenders. with wadc wkrc wspd kmox wwva wenr Lanny Ross, baritone. (CBS) wiap Downey, Tony Won, Jacques eph Pasternack's Orchestra ; Oliver -Henri Gendron's Orchestra. (CBS) 9:45-Bob Nolan's San Felicians. WJZ wowo wgn wcco kmox wbbm wcco Renard's Orchestra. WABC wade Smith, tenor. WJZ kdka wgar whk wkrc wcah wspd wlap wfbm wjr wlw wls wmaq wgar wjr kdka -Jesse Crawford, organ. WEAF -D'Avrey of Paris, songs. WEAF kmox wwt'a 10:00-Chesterfield: Ruth Eting, Nor- 11:30-Studio Ensemble. WJZ wgar wmaq Andy. kdka wgar wcco -Mentholatum Melody Lane: Karo- -Amos 'n' WJZ wgy wtam man Brokenshire, Nat Shilkret Or- -Don Redman's Connie's Inn Or- wjr wlw wcky -The Goldbergs. WEAF lyn Harris, contralto; male quar- wwj wsai wenr tette; Harry Sosnick Orchestra. chestra. WABC wkrc wbbm wowo chestra. WABC (wkrc wade wspd wcco whk kmox wcah wowo wiap wfbm 11 7:15-Esso Program: Elsie Janis, songs Lowe (NBC) wmaq wfbm wspd on :45) 8:00-Linit: The Bath Club, Allie wade wiap -Camel Morton and stories; Harry Salter's Or- interviewing guest; Willard 8:45-Col. Stoopnógle and Budd, the Quarter -Hour: chestra. WJZ kdka Miles -Coca Cola Program: Grantland Rice Downey, Tony Wons; Jacques C. Arnison, tenor; male quartet; Gloom Chasers. WABC wkrc -Maxwell House Tune Blenders, with wcco whk wspd wade wgn wowo interview; Gustave Haenschen Or- Renard's Orchestra. (CBS) wgn Ross, Frank Ventree's Orchestra. WABC chestra. WEAF wgy wtam wwj wowo Lanny baritone, WABC whk kmox wkrc wade wspd wcco wfbm kmox wade wspd wsai odeur whas -Vincent Lopez Hotel St. Regis Or- wkrc wgn 9: 00-Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: -Paul Specht's Orchestra, (CBS) Richard Gordon, Leigh Loyd, -Fourth Annual Horse Lovers Din- chestra. WEAF wwj wgy wtam wbbm wcco -Big Time: humorous sketch: Joseph ner. WJZ wcky wmaq wjr wgar wenr Hart, baritone; Joseph Bell; Graham Harris Or- -Campbell Orchestra, with Robert Johnny chestra. WJZ kdka wgar wjr wlw kdka 11:35-Jane Froman and Her Orchestra. Simmons. WEAF wgy wtam rosai Bonime Orchestra. WEAF rosai wmaq 10:15-Tune Detective: Sigmund Spaeth. WJZ wgar wmaq wtam wgy wsvj cals 11 wmaq -Goodyear Program: David Men- WJZ kdka :45-Lew Welite, organ. WJZ wgar 7:3D-Prince Albert Quarter Hour: Alice -American Taxpayers' League. WJZ doza Orchestra: Grace Moore, -Adventures in Health: Dr. Herman wenr Joy, with Paul Van Loan's Orch. wlw wls whas soprano; Revelers Quartet: James N. Bundescn. WABC wkrc wbbm Miilni_ht-Ralph Kirbery, the Dream WEAF wgy vitam wwj wsai kstp 8:15-Willys-Overland Silver Streaks: Melton, Lewis James, tenors; Phil whk wowo kmox wspd wcco wade Singer. WEAF wgy vitam wenr Tom, Dick and Harry, vocal trio: Dewey. baritone; Wilfred Glenn, 10:30-Society's Playboy Hour: Welcome -Eddie Duchin Central Park Casino Betting and Platt, Hoef,e and bass. WEAF wgy vitam wwj wsai Lewis. contralto: Norman Broken - Orchestra. WABC wkrc wcco Stokes, four piano quartet: Harold kyw whas kstp shire: Nat Brusiloff's Orchestra. wlap wspd wowo Stokes' Orchestra. WJZ wmaq -Gold Medal Fast Freight. quartet WABC wadc whk wkre wspd wiap -Cab Calloway's Cotton Club Or- wcky whas kstp kdka and organ. WABC wade wkrc wgn wowo wfbm wbbm wcco kmox chestra. WJZ wgar kdka -Singin' Sam, the Barbasol Man. wowo wfbm wcco kmox wspd whk -National Radio Forum. WEAF 12:05 A. M.-Buddy Rogers' California R1 GLEY'S 9: 15-The Columbians. WABC wkrc wgy wtam wenr wwj kstp wsai Cavaliers from Hotel Pennsylvania. wade whk wspd wfbm wowo wcco -Hollywood Nights: Gene Rode - WEAF wgy wtam wenr p 7'{'íü' fi i$ lcmox wgn mich's Orchestra; Frank Luther, 12:30-Charlie Agnew's Edgewater Beach A Beautiful Nose in One Visit! kyw mis 9: 30-Major Icequick and his Frigidair- tenor. WJZ wcky kdka Hotel Orchestra. . WEAF kyw ,y the Pos:rl.ce nie!bod ians; male quartet. WJZ wgar wgar wjr -Benny Kyles Book -Cadillac Hotel . for men and «o- ELY CULBERTSON men. Pern;rnent,beau- wjr wlw kyw kdka wmaq 10:45-Street Singer. WABC wade Orchestra. WJZ wgar wjr wenr tilel results. No wares, -Wrigley: Myrt and Marge. (CBS) -Art Krueger's Orchestra. WABC paraffin, mechanical de- WORLD BRIDGE AUTHORITY vices, shapers used. 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COMPLETE PROGRAMS FOR THURSDAY, APRIL 21, ON THIS PAGE kc.) WSAI (225m.-1330 kc.) WFBE (250m.-1200 kc.) WKRC (545m.-550 kc.) WCKY (202m.-1490kc. ) WLW (428m.-700 A. o' the Morning 8:00 A. 6:45 A. M.-Sunrise Worship 7:00 A. M.-Cumberland Fiddlers 6:30 M.-Top M.-Gene and Glenn (NBC) 7:00 A. M.-Break of Day with Bob Bur. 8:15-Talent 7 :45-Churngold-The Breakfast Club Little Jimmy 7:00-Exercise Period, Bureau Program 7:15-Musical Clock 7:30-Asher Sizemore and dette 8:45-WSA1 Morning Dance Concert 8:00-Rayscl-Old Time Singing 8:15-Birthday Program 8:15-Gladys Catron, Organist 7 :45-Kapua's Hawaiians 7:15-The Round Table 9:15-Knox Sparkling Music (NBC) ;NBC) 8 :30-Morning Concert 8:30-Pyol Program 7:45-Jolly Bill and Jane 9:30-Popular Musicale 8:00-Eureka Weather Forecast Devotions 10:00-Mrs. NBC) 8:45-Wm. Rogers and Son Program 8:00-Morning blake's Radio Column 9:00-Our Daily Thought 8:15 Cook, the Quaker Man (NBC) 10:15-Tom Brennie in the Laugh Club (CBS) 8:01-Jimmy Eldred at the Piano --Phil 9:00-Jean West, Voice of Pogue's 8:30-Layne's Mountaineer Fiddlers (NBC) 9:15-Morning Glories 8:15-Morning Devotions (NBC) Burdettes 10 :30-Musical Forum 9:15-Morning Minstrels (CBS) 8:45-The Early Talk. Dr. Carl Wilzbach 11:00-Popular Music 9:30-Concert Hour 9 :30-Consolidated Merchants Program 8:30-Cheerio (NBC) 9:00-Health 10:00-Dr Copeland-Health Talk (CBS) 9:15-Morin Sisters, vocal trio 11:15-Radio Household Institute (NBC) 9:45-Studio 9:00-Clever Dick-Great Ghost Stories 11:30-Dance Selections 10:15-Melody Parade (CBS) 9:30-Beautiful Thoughts (NBC) 10:05-Dot's School Children's Popularity 10:30-Studio of Past and Present 9:45-The Air Library Noon to 12:15-G E. Home Circle (NBC) Program 10:45-Barbara Gould Beauty Talk (CBS) 9:15-Waltzes, Old and New 10:00-Live Stock Reports 12:50 1:00 P. M.-Live Stock Reports 11:00-Queen City Rug Makers 10:10-National Foot Health Talk 3:00-Afternoon Melodies 10:20-Walter Wehmier Program 11:15-Acme Sunshine Melodies 9:30-Dinty Moore 10 :15-A & P. Orchestra 4:00-Mona Motor Organ Recital 10:35-WFBE-RKO Theatre Party 11:30-Weather: Lange Time 10:30-Colonel Goodbody (NBC) 4:30-Concert Program: Farm Flashes 11:33-Woman's Hour: Tremlette Tully 9:45-Tunes in Blue 10:45-Davis Mystery Chef (NBC) 5 :00-Crosley Dealers Salute 10:50-Anita Auch, deitician Lu and Em (NBC) 11:00-Alaga Melody-Jim and Walt 5:15-Skippy (NBC) Noon-Ted Brewer's Orchestra (CBS) 10:15-Clara, 11:00-Pabst Musical 11:20-River Reports 5:30-Celebrated Compositions 12:15 P. M.-Model Laundry-Model 10:30-Classic Hour Solos Romances 11:15-Piano 5:45-Swanee Serenaders (NBC) 11:15-Harmonica Duo at the Liberty Organ 11:30-Hind's Romance Exchange-Beauty 6:00-Vincent Lopez and His Valvali- 12:30-Linit Program (CBS) 10:45-Tommy Ott 11:30-Housewives' Talk by Beatrice Fairfax (NBC) neers Frolic 12 :45-Cincinnati M erchants' Program 11:00-Mrs, A. M. Goudiss (NBC) Reports 6:15-Memory Hour 1:15-Main Street Business Men 11:20-River 11 :45-Dulcy Markham's Songs Man (NBC) 6:30-"The World Today," James G. 1:30-Julia Hayes Household Hints 11:15-Musical Novelties 11:45-O'Cedar Melody McDonald (NBC) Noon-News in Cincinnati 2:00-Aunt Jemrma Songs (CBS) 11:30-Gene Rupee's Fiddlers Noon-Threesome, vocal trio 6 :45-Musical Memories 2:15-Studio Barnes in Person (NBC) 12:30 P. M.-Sara Drucker pianist Noon-Luncheon Concert 12:15 P. M.-Pat 7:00-Salon Singers (NBC) 2:30-Columbia Salon Orchestra (CBS) Ohio Musicale (CBS) 12:30-Rotary Club of Marietta, 7:15-Campbell Soup Program IN BC) 12:45-Kitty Burke, songs 3:00-La Forge Berumen 12:25 P. M.-Live Stock Quotations Shopping Guide 12:45-Markets; Live Stock Reports 7:30-Prince Albert Program (NBC) 1:00-Studio 3:30-Musical 7:45-The Trials of the Goldbergs (NBC) 3 :45-Pyol Program 12:30-National Farm and Home (NBC) 1:00-National Farm and Home (NBC) Vallee s Program 8:00-Fleischmann Hour: Rudy 1:15-Robert Bentley, Children's Hour 4:00-Re-No 1:30-On to Prosperity 1:30-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra Orchestra, Ray Perkins (NBC) 4:15-Raysol-Howard Hafford, tenor 1 Program 9:00-Chevrolet: Big Six of the Air 1:30-Day Dreams 4:30-Worthmore Soup and Chili 2:30-Music Masters :55-Bisquick the Air: Geog- (NBC) 1:45-Frank Brandstetter 4:45-Sulfax Health Program 2:00-Ohio School of 9:30-Rudyard Kipling Stories (NBC) 5:00-Miller Wall Paper-Harold Krell, 3:15-Matinee Melodies raphy-"Nature and Man in East- 10:00-Lucky Strike Dance with Walter 2:00-Muriel Northrup, soprano organist 3 :45-Kapua's Hawaiians ern Canada and Newfoundland "-- Winchell (NBC) 5:15-Malted Products Program-Golden "Australia: A Far Away Conti- 2:15-"The Old S. 11:00-Gibson Orchestra: Henry Thies Sarg."-U. Army Age, organist 4:00-Home Decorations (NBC) nent:" W. R. McConnell: Stories Program of the 5:30-Cincinnati Trade School-Ruth 4:15-U. S. Navy Band (NBC) -"The Stick House" "Out 2:30-Frank Zwygart, baritone and Har- Reeves Nest," Bessie Gabbard Saxaphone vey Harding 5 :45-Danderine-Movie Stars Revue 4 :30-Wurlitzer Music School, 3:00-National Vocational Opportunity (CBS) 5:00-"Snow" Drifts, Jack Snow Program 2:45-Reds vs. Cubs, at Chicago 6:00-Sonada Sports Review; Wally Network Programs 3:30-Old Bill, basso 4:45-Hazel Storey Webber, and Ruth Forste 5:30-Messers Melody Moments Scores 3:45-Hal and Huse-Aces of Harmony N. Webber 6:15-Red Top Baseball 5:45-Little Orphan Annie (NBC) 6:24-Stocks-Studio 4 :00-A. & P. Orchestra 5:00-Variety 6:00 P. M.-Waldorf-Astoria Sert Room 6:45-H. J. Heinz Program (CBS). Joe 6:00-Tommie and Willie, Coca Cola 4:30-Organ Matinee. Herschel Luecke Orchestra. WEAF wtam wwj wenr 5:15-The Pirates Club Palooka (CBS) Twins 6:59-Lange Time Signal 5:00-Midweek Musicale (NEC) kyw whas. WABC wade wcah wowo 6:30-Late Dance Tunes wwva wspd wlap. 5 :30-Musical Interlude 7 :00-Wrigley-Myrt and Marge (CBS) 5:30-The Singing Lady (NBC) Mills Bros. (CBS) -Raising Junior: domestic skit. WJZ 5 :45-Murdoch Williams 7:15-Crisco-The 6:55-WCKY News Man 5:45-The Chatter wgar wjr 7:30-Richman Bros. Program: Louis Andy (NBC) 6:00-Old Man Sunshine -Current Events: H. V. Kaltenborn. 6:00-Dot Lee, songs Silvers Orchestra (CBS) 7:00-Amos 'n' 7:45-Camel Quarter Hour: Morton 6:15-Foodtown Pops Review WABC wade wcah wowo wwva 6:15-Neapolitan Trio 7:15-Showboat Boys wspd wlap wbbm. Downey, Tony Wons (CBS) 6:30-Mail Pouch Sportsman-Bob New- 6:15-Reis and Dunn: comedy and songs, 6:30-Four Harmony Kings 8:00-Linit: The Bath Club (CBS) 7:30-The Stebbins Boys (NBC) hall with Fred Berrens' Orchestra. 8:15-Phillips: Abe Lyman's Orch. (CBS) 7:45-Jones and Hare (NBC) 6:45-Lowell Thomas (NBC) WABC wowo wwva wadc wcah 6:45-Lost and Found 8:30-La Palina-Kate Smith (CBS) 7:00-Amos 'n' Andy (NBC) wiap 6:50-Max Fisher's Californians 8.45-Angelo Patn-"Your Child" (CBS) 8:00-The Edgeworth Program (NBC) Revue (CBS) Romance Exchange (NBC) -Skippy, children's program. (NBC) 9:00-Eugene International Ryder, contralto, Faye Tar - 7:15-Hind's 7:15-Post Question Box Ted Husing, Irene Beas- 8:15-Louise wenr kstp 9:15-Mennen: vin, pianist 7 :30-Centerville Sketches -Veronica Wiggins, contralto. WJZ ley. Freddie Rich Orchestra (CBS) 7:30-Sports Review, Harry Hartman 7 : 45-Tangee Musical Dreams 6:25-John B. Kennedy, talk. WJZ 9:30-Love Story Program (CBS) 8:30-"It Pays to Advertise" 7 :40-Lee & Marx. with 8:00-Peanut Pietro 6:30-"The World Today:" "Peace or Ora Rausch 10:00-Hart, Schaffner Weather Forecast War in Far Edwin C. Hill (CBS) 8:59-Eureka Thriller (NBC) the East"-James G. 7:55-Lost and Found 8:15-Rin-Tin-Tin McDonald. WEAF wsai wmaq wwj 10:30-Chesterfield: The Boswell Sisters 9:00-Blackstone Plantation (NBC) 8:30-Phoenix Program -Songs of Romance: Don Suther- 8:00-Walter Pluse, baritone (CBS) (NBC) land, tenor; Betty Crocker, Ber- 10:45-Weather Forecast 9:30-Club Royal, Milt Stuhlbarg 8:45-Sisters of the Skillet 8:15-Covington and tram Hirsch's Orchestra. WABC Hersh 10:46-Sonada Sports Review; Wally 9:45-Chico 'n' Peppina 9:00-Ivanhoe Playhouse -Jack Miller's Orchestra. (CBS). 8:30-Studio Forste 9 :30-"Thompkins' Corners" (NBC) wade 10:00-Earl Arnold's Floatilla Boys wcco wlap wowo wfbm wwva 10:51-Studio 10.00-A. & P. Dance Gypsies (NBC) wspd 8:45-Cliff Burns and His Orchestra 11:00-Time Signal; Studio 10:30-Paris Night Life (NBC) 10:30-Sax Sextette -Old Songs of the Church: Paula 9:00-The Luckey Boys Hemminghaus, contralto; Arthur 11:15-Horseshoe Gardens: Harry Will- 10:45-Art Cox's Vagabonds 10:45-Headlines of Yesterday Billings Hunt, baritone. WJZ wgar 9:15-Western Hills Program sey 11:00-Crosley Theater of the Air Thomas: Brennan's 11:00-Club Royal, Milt Stuhlbarg 6:45-Lowell Literary Digest 9:30-Evening Concert 11:30-Cotton Queen-Moory 11:30-Thru the Opera Glass (NBC) Topics in Brief. WJZ kdka wlw Orchestra 11:15-Slumber Music (NBC) Midnight-Earl Hines and His Grch. wmaq 10:00-Max Fisher's Californians from 11:45-Bing Crosby (CBS) Pursell, wwj 11:30-Lew Conrad's Orch. (NBC) (NBC) -June ballads. WEAF Club Chatter Box Lombardo's Orchestra -Heinz Presents Joe Palooka. WABC Midnight-Guy 11:45-Art Cox's Vagabonds 12:30 A. M.-Henry Thies Orchestra wkrc wade wcah wspd wlap wfbm 10:30-Nocturne (CBS) wbbm wowo kmox as a vocal soloist; Norbert Rech - -Little Orphan Annie: childhood NETWORK PROGRAMS NETWORK PROGRAMS At Gardens playlet. (NBC) wenr kstp wgn 8:30-La Palma-Kate Smith, songs. 10:45-Arthur Jarrett, songs, with Freddie tin, "the Kentucky song bird;" 6:50-Noble Sissle's Park Central Hotel WABC wade wkrc whk wcah wspd Rich Orchestra. WABC wade Andy Gilligan, singer of "hot" Orchestra. WABC wwva wade wlap kmox wcco wfbm wgn -Wrigley: Myrt and Marge. (CBS) wkrc wcah wspd wlap wfbm wbbm songs and master of ceremonies, -Ivory Program: B. A. Rolfe and wbbm meto wlap 7:00-Salon Singers. WEAF wgy wwj His Orchestra. WJZ Sisters: vocal trio. WJZ and Horseshoe Gardens Trio. wsai wtam wmaq kdka wls wlw -Pickens 8:45-Sisters or the Skiltet. vVJZ kdka wcky wjr kdka wgar n Andy. WJZ kdka wlw Horseshoe Gardens is staging a -Amos wgar wlw wls 11;00-Slumber Music: Ludwig Laurier's wcky wjr wgar String Ensemble. WJZ (wcky on bathing beauty spring style show -Wrigley: Myrt and Marge. WABC -Angelo Pater. "Your Child." WABC wade whk wkrc wgn wspd 11:15) on its open veranda Saturday wkrc kmox wade wspd wwva -Howard Barlow and Columbia Sym- -Henri Gendron's Orchestra. (CBS) wowo kmos wcco (April 16). The results 9:00-Eugene International Revue: Sam phony Orchestra. WABC (wade night wbbm Lanin's wcah wspd wlap wfbm wcco wowo Saturday night. 7:15-Hind's Romance Exchange: Ray Orchestra and guest artist. will be broadcast WABC wadc wowo wkrc wgn kmox on 11:15) will be presented on Heatherton, vocalist, with orchestra. Columba, songs. WEAF Winners WJZ kdka whas wenr wlw wspd whk wfbm -Russ n Andy (NBC) whas night to receive awards. -Crisco: The Mills Brothers, "Four -Chevrolet: Big Six of the Air: -Amos Sunday Phil Olman, Victor Arden, piano wenr kstp wmaq Boys and a Guitar." WABC wade Alice wkrc wspd wowo wfbm wbbm kmox duo; Lewis James, tenor; Welcome 11:15-Prince Albert Ouarter-Hour: Lewis, contralto; male quartet; Joy, with Paul Van Loan's Orches- -Campbell Orchestra, with Robert whas wenr kstp THEIS TO TOUR Simmons. WEAF wgy wtam wsai Frank Black Orchestra; James tra. (NBC) wwj wmaq Wallington. WEAF wsai wgy -Lew Conrad's Statler Hotel Orel:. wtam wwj wmaq whas kstp (wcky on 11:30) 7:30-Prince Albert Quarter Hour: Alice WEAF Henry Theis and his Orchestra, -Blackstone Plantation: Julia San- WABC Joy with Paul Van Loan's Orches- 11 :30-Pancho and His Orchestra. Dalneron, are leaving tra. WEAF wgy wtam wsai derson, Frank Crumit, Jack Shil- -Camel Quarter Hotte: Morton with Charley Ensemble. kdka -Richman Bros. Program: Sylvia kret Guitar WJZ Downey, Tony Wons, Jacques the Hotel Gibson Thursday (April wcky wgn Froos, songs; Louis Silvers' Or- Renard's Orchestra. (CBS) 21) to tour for the Music Corpora- chestra. WABC wkrc whk wbbm 9:15-Mennen: Ted Husing, Irene Beas- wowo kmox wade wcco wspd wwva wlap ley, Freddie Rich Orchestra. WABC -Through the Opera Glass; Amy tion of America. A radio revue will wfbm wcah wgn wcco kmox wspd wade wowo Goldsmith, soprano; Conrad Thre- feature the Theis bill. -The Stebbins Boys: comedy sketch. wkrc wlap whk bauldt, baritone; Cesar Sodero Or- WJZ wenr wgar whas kstp kdka 9:30-Love Story Hour. WABC wade chestra. WJZ wenr wgar wlw wcky whk wkrc wgn wspd wowo kmos 11:45-Marion Harris, songs. WJZ wjr (CBS) 7:45-Jones and Hare: songs ant' patter. -Don Bigelow's Orchestra. -Cab Calloway's Cotton Club Or- WJZ wenr wgar whas kstp wcky. wcco chestra. WEAF wgy wwj wtam kdka -Rudyard Kipling Stories: drama- songs, with Freddie sketch. WEAF wgy wtam wwj -Bing Crosby, -Camel Quarter Hour M o r t o n tic Rich Orchestra. WABC wkrc Downey, Tony Wons, Jacques Re- wsai wenr WJZ kdka wade whk wcah wspd wowo wfbm WILSON LANG nard's Orchestra, WABC wkrc -"Thompkins' Corners." wlap wade wcah wcco kmox wfbm wspd wjr wlw kyw whas wgar kstp Lang, Irish tenor and wwva whk wlap 10:00-Hart Schaffner & Marx Trumpeters: Midnig'let-Earl Hine's Grand Terrac Wilson Orchestra. WJZ wlw wgar -The Goldbergs. WEAF wwj wgy Edwin C. Hill: "The Man In The Cafe radio favorite, is featured on the wtam wsai went Front Row." WABC wadc whk (wjr on 12:15) 8:00-Fleisschmann Hour: Rudy Vallee wkrc wspd wcco kmos wlap wows -Ralph Kirbery, the Dream Singer. entertainment staff at Horseshoe and his Connecticut Yankees; Ray wbbm wfbm WEAF wtam wgy wenr WABC Ballroom, foot of Ward Perkins, Master of Ceremonies. -Lucky Strike Dance Hour, with -Guy Lombardo Orchestra. Gardens WEAF wgy wtam wwj wsai wmaq Walter Winchell WEAF wgy wkrc wcco whk wlap wfbm wcah Avenue, Bellevue, Ky. The whas kstp wtam wwj wsai wenr whas wspd wowo (kmox on 12:15) -Linit: The Bath Club; Allie Lowe -.A. & P Dance Gypsies: Harry 12:05 A. M.-Johnny Hamp's Hotel New dance music of Harry Willsey's Miles interviewing guest; Willard C. Horlick, director: Frank Parker, Yorker Orchestra. WEAF (kstp orchestra goes on the air from Amison, tenor; male quartet; tenor WJZ kdka wgar wlw wmaq on 12:15) wgy wtam wenr Frank Vertree's Orchestra. WABC wjr 12:30-Larry Funk's Palais d'Or Orches- Horseshoe Gardens every wade wfbm wcco wkrc wgn whk 10:30-Paris Night Life: Princess Ivan - tra. WJZ wenr Thursday, Saturday and Sunday wspd kmox ova Obolensky; Madelon de Gist, -Ben Pollack's Orchestra. WABC night over WKRC. Ed Rohrer, .-The Edgeworth Program: Dr. soprano; Pierre le Kreun, tenor; wlap wfbn: wspd wcco wowo wfbm Traprock and Harriet Lee; male Bertrand Hirsch's Orchestra. WJZ -Charlie Agnew's Edgewater Beach director of the ballroom, also ar - tr J. WJZ kdka wls wcky wgar kdka wgar kyw wcky wjr Hotel Orchestra. WEAF kyw Sisters, Nor- ranges his half-hour programs 8:15-Rin Tin Tin Thriller, dramatic pro- -Chesterfield: Boswell Yoeng's Restaurant gram. WJZ kdka wgar wlw wls man Brokenshire, Nat Shilkret Or- 1:00-Ted Brewer's so some of the entertainers Orchestre WABC that -Sterling Products: Abe Lyman s chestra. WABC wkrc wbbm wowo are heard during the broadcast. Orchestra. WABC wkrc whk wgn wcco wspd wadc wcah wlap kmox I:30-C.aude Hopkins' Roseland Ball- 5ta4C®n WSA6-9 P.M. Ei.T. wspd kmox wadc wfbm whk wfbm room Orchestra. WABC These include Willsey himself g! RADIO DIAL, WEEK ENDING APRIL 21, 1932 Eastern Standard Time

Meantime I heard Guy Lombardo conversing with Gracie. (Burns CORRECT/TIME: and Allen are doing "five a dal' in Brooklyn, you know.) WK RC TWICE DAILY' watts Watt Guy: When does the shove go on? COURTESY OF":'. By Hilda Cole Gracie: The minute eve get there. It's on now. (Another bite out of sandwich.) George, we got to be ;K:y..i-e.-;..;;t :: back here by 5:30! s.:lnsr...... aS:::.:.:h-:5;...,-:^-,'.,.::as..'s<ï!'sa.;:::;.;.::.-...r,,+.`:?1.;,: ;ï.:'i-.iv:.l,4 it:iñ.. , ::F ¡l+': ..,k;:?r.:ita:.y;.....:: (Stet -it -11 to the Radio Dial) Guy: Do you go by subway? ' Gracie: "Yeah,sonle fun. COLUMBIA BROADCASTING Conte RADIO DIAL will forward mail ad- Rent, Furnished Rooms STUDIOS, NEW YORh CITY. ON George! dressed in its care when postage for that - Titis is followed by 435 VINE --Cet:CV!V rtC1WER' purpose is furnished. Spring came into my life with a pro- a 0:. yard dash ADVANTAGEOUSLY located, modern, to the elevators. Advertisements are restricted to proper newly found sneeze. All the same I know REMEMBER ¡YQU R:7GïtANDMOTHER S5 decorated bachelor apartments; a Well, life is just a bowl of corlt- classification, style and type. RDIO real honte for discriminating gentlemen. that i -n the country the tulips and WEDDIÏIIG RTNG ;vk.ME` FRÖM LANGE'S DIAL reserves the right to edit or reject Terms made very attractive. jonquils are coating up. You can flakes ,or something. advertisement. º Lane Seminars- Campus. any WO 1168-M. buy them here in flower shop w-in- Call PArkway 3880-3881 AVONDALE -644 Rockdale; room in beau- dows. tiful honte; hot water heat: adjoining bath; An 'Ad Taker will gladly assist you. large porch, yard; car, bus line. AVon 6866. Spring in Columbia was con- Agents Wanted CLIFTON--3447 I.yleburn Pl. 2 com- firmed yesterday when Teddy Berg- pletely furnished light housekeeping rms. man(who was on the -George. COUNTY RIGHTS open for nationally UN. 0103-W. Henry advertised product. Murphy, 1600 Race programs last year, do you remem- St., Cincinnati, O. CLIFTON -3429 Ruttier. Single $4. Couple ber?) came walking in with his $3.50, near cars, busses. UN. 0412-R, bride, Finette Walker. The mar- Professional Services CLIFTON -597 Terrace Av. lovely sleep- riage took place in City Hall, and ing rm.,gar., reasonable, man. UN0733W terminated GENERAL MASSAGE - Licensed; 2361 a romance (or perhaps AL LUCKEY Rohs, Apt. 3. WEst 5075. Car 60 or 61. terminated isn't the word!) which NEWPORT -24 West 7th St. 2 mod. rats, 1st floor, gar. SO. 2772 M. began in the CBS studios. GENERAL MASSAGE -119 E. Court St. 4 Apt. 10 Hrs. 11 a. m. to 9 p. in. P A8246 WALNUT HILLS-2519 May; front nn 656 E. McMILLAN private honte; car line. WO. 1818. Radio has played cupid to more PALMISTRY -Numerology. ROMAINE, than one couple, and if I st-ere to go 2385 Kemper Lane. WO O5.10-1. Hours, WALNUT HILLS-3 rms., first fi.; $10; 12 to 5 P. M. adults. 1562 Ruth. WO, 5254. W'incliell-ish I could whisper things Woodburn 8307-8308 in your ear that I notice around the Business Services WALNUT HILLS -Room in pleasant bonne; corridors and in the reception room. porches; shade. WO. 6242-W. AA CLEANER -paint, paper and wood- work. Cin'ti reference, white juan-rea- WESTWOOD -Nice front rut., private However, that's neither here nor honte; bath, gar. ; gent. MO. I752 -J. sonahh. SOuth 2368-M. there. Teddy has the starring part BRAND NEW 1932 Plymouths ANTS, all insects destroyed; furniture, rugs Furnished Apartments, Houses in a new series which began Tues- cleaned and mothprocfed. Bode Fumigating day (April 12) over and Rug Cleaning Co., PArkway 3000. Columbia - AUBURN AV., 2027--2 mod. rms., gas "Joe Palooka." Teddy has por- BRAND NEW 1932 DeSoto 6's BLACK DIRT -Sodding. manure; lawns electric, heat : $7.50 wk. ; adults. AV -4680 trayed more than 800 dramatic roles dressed; landscaping. BRainble 0641 -AV'. in radio performances and the Mis - CLIFTON -210 W. McMillan; 3-rm; sus appeared in "My Maryland" and CARPENTER -Remodel, repair houses, Frigidaire, heat, gas, elec. : $50. JA. 7856-R, BRAND NEW 1932 Chrysler 6's garage. new bldg s., screens AIE 6351. "The New Yorkers." She came MOD. BUNGALOW-furnished or un- across Teddy in the Columbia tele- CLEANER furnished to responsible party. also fur- vision studios, W2XAB. nished apt. or rm, with meals if desired. BRAND NEW 1932 A-1 on paper, paint, woodwork. Expert Yc Chrysler 8 BR. 0450 - I -\\-O.3 812-\V'. white man. 30 years experience. CHerry 8713. George Benchler (announcer) lias WALNUT HILLS 1-rm. -2909 Gilbert; a new Scottie dog called "Woozie." $1 rim, paint mod. efficiency; very low rates. iE 2272 CLEANING wall paper, Tite day I $2 rm. Work guar. 5 yrs. exp. CH. 9194. other as wallced into the Miscellaneous, For Rent corridor which leads from the Press CLEANING wall paper and paint: 75e a Relations Department (ahem) into roost and up; painting. CH. 9001. OFFICE or Showroom Space -Ground the reception room and elevators in floor, 22 E. 12th St. Centrally located the 18th floor, I saw a small black SAVE UP TO $900 on several car lines, yet good parking facilities. Reasonable renlaL Kelly Scottie dog go scurrying- around the FURNACES Realty Co. Cherry 0711. corner and down the hall, evidently CLEANER -REPAIRED-INSTALLED 21 year, experience; for estimates call concerned about something. I CLAUDE McCLAIN, JEfferson 3322. STORE for rent, 1119 Race St. Ren heard laughter and the people in the reasonable. Call Kelly, Cherry 0710. reception room told me that the pttp HARDWOOD FLOORS Renew -ed. Aver had gotten off the Also 200 Late Model Guaranteed, age $2 per room. JEfferson 1408. Wanted, to Rent elevator all by himself, and proceeded to do a LEARN to make wood fiber flowers In- Canine Sherlock Holmes all over structions free with purchase of mater- THE most reasonable rental service in Great- Reconditioned Automobiles ial. 2536 Vine. Art Flower & Gift Shop. er Cic'ti. Investigate; no nhlivatinn Real- the place. Nobody- knew to whom ty Rental, 602 F'nt'n Sq. Bldg. MA. 0731 he belonged. MILK CANS -No matter how rusty, we make them look like new. 904 Central. Houses For Sale When You Think of Automobiles In the midst of the amused debate T PAINTER and decorator: also expert NOIRWOOD-Forest Av.; 1 family, 6-rm. hink of PArkway 7730. the elevator door opened and who paint and paper cleaner- frame, $3000; terms. Mr. Vogt, MA0596-7. should get off but George. "Woozie" PAINTING and paper hanging; no delay; greeted him eagerly and George ex- work done same day estimated; the best of Farms -Country Homes claimed, "Why, how did YOU get work guaranteed. Call us, PA 2395. AL LUCKEY FARM -For rent; on paved Cornell rd.; 120 here?" in a rather deprecating PAPER HANGING - First-class work acres; 13 miles from downtown Cincinnati; voice. He expl: 'Jed to us that he 656 E. McMILLAN ST. guaranteed; samples shown : paper fur- yearly rent $500. KELLY, 22 East Twelfth had gotten off the elevator on a floor nished; $5 a rm. and up. CHerry. 8942. st. CHerry 0710. below and that Woozie hadn't, and that since then they had both been PAPERHANGING - 1st class service Lots and Acreage Samples shown. Low prices. ÁV.3594 getting on and off elevators trying to find each other, but hadn't been PAY AS YOU SAVE -Buy a lot in Ash- Hear the "LUCKEY" Boys PAPERHANGING - Good work. Sam- more Subdivision, Rossmoyne: $10 to able to make connections! Woozie ples shown in your honre. JE, 0566. $40 down, balance to suit. Lots form- has a pedigree that makes him one erly priced $700 to $1,200, now will be of the Canine 400. PAPERHANGING -$3 room, first-class sold on easy terms for $100 to $400 WFBE 9, Every Night work, prompt service. PAr3653.it each. Call AtElrose 0304 or JEfferson 3917. PAPER HANGING -$2.50 I'M. up; work The other day I wandered into a guard; samples; ref. Wilson, CH 3490. PRICE HILL -New subdivision ; restric Robert Burns Panatela rehearsal. ted lots, 60x200; $600-$1250. WA 2715 There was Gracie Allen eating a PAPER HANGING-$3 per eeuu:; work sandwich and murmuring wifely in- 1165 -IV. Tune in on those guaranteed. \V-Oodburn Household Goods structions to George Burns, while itin- PAPERHANGING -$3.50 rm; work guar- PARTS for any sweeper at prices below said gentleman beat a frantic 4113 anteed : samples shown. WO. -'I. manufacture cost. Dou't trade it in we erary around the room looking for Baseball can make it look and work like new. We his hat, brief -case or what -not. PAPERING Flanging and paper in- earn and deliver; estimates free. Bags for cluded, $6.50. WA. 13661V. any sweeper, 75c. COMMUNITY SWEEPER SHOP STARTED CHICKS -Of highest quality. Broadcasts HEmlock 1624 All flocks are carefully culled for egg PLASTERING, patch work er stucco re- 438 Madison production, and standard qualities. We paired, whitewashing, cellars, factories; blood test, and use pedigreed males in reasonable prices. CHerry 1692. 11 RUGS -Unclaimed, all sizes, will sell for most breeds. We can offer 2,000 two charges on cleaning and storage. Kies and -three -week-old chicks at bargain Pike St., Coy., Ky. HE 5100. WALL PAPER CLEANING-Paint wash- wetter, 336 prices. This week only two -week-old With ing, $2 per rm.; colored woman. PA 0044. chicks. $10; three -week-old chicks. $12 Sales -Miscellaneous per 100. FAIRVIEW IIGTS. HATCH ERY, Blanchester mh13-2tSu \VATER -PROOFING CELLARS-Con Ohio. Guaranteed DIAL of all kinds. Bicycle RADIO crete work BICSCLES-Reasonable, Scotty's TROPICAL Fish, Bettas. Moons, Guppys, Klrby 0434, Shop, 113 6th Av., Dayton. SC) 6922-J. Sword tails, aquariums. moss. snails Book on how to raise them 25c. BEAUMONT, With Spring's arrival, the Rooms and Board BLACK DIRT FOR SALE -Kirby 0356-J. 127 Hartwell Ave., Valley 0803. 3363 Beekman Sr. We deliver. big guns of sportdom lim- DAYTON-, KY. -133 Sixth Av., ntod.rnt. Fuel and Wood up. You'll want to good meals; home privileges. SO 660611 TOP SOIL AND DIRT for filling; reasoi ber able prices. AVmt 2556. LOCUST POSTS, kindling and grate know when and over what FT. THOMAS - 33 Grandview - Lovely wood; creosoted long leaf pine posts: pil rut., baths, good meals; gentleman. $8 wk. Business Opportunities ing and logs for log cabin. KI. 3175. stations you may hear

ST. BERNARD -Nice rin_: private home, BEAUTIFUL LOCATION on Dixie high- Wanted to Buy them. The most certain good meals. Gar. opt. L N. 2463-W. way 14 mi. from Coy.; sers-. station; Lunch 3-rm. cottage; out way is through room, one cabine, APPAREL -Men's old suits, clothing, shoes; room: Southern buildings; large garden, chicken run; WALNUT HILLS-Nice , will call; best prices paid. AVon 6393. RADIO DIAL cooking: near Ford plant. WO.8J29\W. plenty of shade- South 4340-R, WALNUT HILLS--2333 Upland Pl. - Pets, Poultry and Stock Lovely front room; 2 men or couple. RADIO DIAL Excellent table, moderate rates; ref. BELGIAN SCHIPPERKE PUPPIES - Dayton, Xenia WO. 4919. A. K. C. registered. Mrs. C. Q. Wright, 22 E. 12TH STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO. DD 2 Glendale, O. PRinceton 7717-W. and HOWE'S FAMILY HOTEL Send me RADIO DLAL for six months (26 weeks). Enclosed is CANARIES -male and female ;also mea Miamisburg Boys Can't we help cut down your living ex rabbits. 1835 Forbus WE. 4292-J. S 1.00 to cover, (Check, currency or money order) . penses; Phone \\-Oodburn 1205. Make Spending pedigreed; gd. [ ji New Subscriber [ 1 Renewal people with CHOW PUPS-Dk red; HOME for soldiers and elderly blood. 1731 Avonlea. Bd Hill. ME. 7348 Money Selling 'care; reasonable rates. AV.7105. FARM HORSES, mares and mules; also Iv ame Wanted, Rooms, Board saddle horses and several teams. Sold un- der a guarantee. JOE KELLY, Lake- Radio Dial Address DAILY desirable wood Farm, North Bend Rd., College, SEE MANY CALLS -For Hill, Klrby 3337, rooms and board; list your rooms at our let's get them filled. CO. office; HORSES Ponies Jumpers WILKIE NEWS City State THE R. & B. EXCHANGE SADDLE - - - 125 S. Ludlow, Dayton, Ohio 612 Southern Ohio Bk. Bldg, Selling out. Shanondale Farm, Seymour 519 Main St, Ave., Cincinnati, O. VAiley 1585.