Bette Davis HIS ASTONISHING RADIO COMEBACK HOW SHE ACQUIRED SEX APPEAL

SPENCER TRACY as Major Robert Rogers in "Northwest Passage"

AEA 8 7 D B Dick Powell Bette Davis HIS ASTONISHING RADIO COMEBACK HOW SHE ACQUIRED SEX APPEAL

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www.americanradiohistory.com NEXT WEEK Another smash issue of Movie and Radio Guide -packed with exciting features! HOLLYWOOD and Radio City Younger stars who left radio for Holly- have joined hands. That is the wood are now anxious to return. Such opinion we ventured on this are Nancy Kelly and Rita Johnson. page two weeks ago as we introduced And we have the spectacle of glam- RADIO the first issue of the new MOVIE AND orous Joan Crawford eagerly bidding RADIO GUIDE. But it was more than for an Arch Oboler lead -at minimum opinion -it was a statement of belief. AFRA wages! The intermingling of Because we believed that the two radio and movie talent thus demon- great fields of entertainment had ac- strated cannot fail to redound to the tually become one, we planned this enjoyment of all fans -whether their new periodical which recognizes their primary interest be movies or radio. union. Of the wisdom of that move, To double their enjoyment of both we become surer every day. Latest mediums of entertainment is the new confirmation turns up this week in task we have set for ourselves. It will Evans Plummer's Hollywood gossip, not be easy of accomplishment, but by which presents an impressive list of continuing the same complete and current movie favorites who are eager accurate program listings which have for more radio work. Some of them always characterized this publication, seek air engagements with the ap- by striving to provide even more probation of their studios. Others are news and pictures of radio specifical- restricted. Upon Clark Gable's insis- ly, and by introducing the added PUBLIC MYSTERY NO. 1: WHY DID FATHER COUGHLIN MISS HIS BROAD. tence his new seven -year contract weekly presentation of the best that CAST? FOR THE STARTLING TRUTH, was written to allow him to make at comes out of Hollywood, we guar- READ OUR INSIDE STORY NEXT WEEK least six radio appearances a year. antee to do the job. -The Editor. MOVIES Movie and !ADIO GUIDE M. L. ANNENBERG, Publisher Vol. 9. No. 21. March 2 -8, 1940 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago,

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Bulls and Boners Facing Page 1 Clear All Wires 20 Terror of the Plains 2 Rita Hayworth 21 Coming Events 3 Myrna Loy 22 The Country Slicker Comes Back 4 This Week in Hollywood 23 Along the Airialtos 6 Another O'Hara Makes Good 26 Miracle Mailman 10 Beloved Hussy 27 You Asked for Them and Puppy Love Runs Riot 28 WE INAUGURATE A MONTHLY MOVIE Here They Are 11 This Week on the Screen 30 AND RADIO GUIDE AWARD FOR DISTIN- GUISHED ACTING. IS The March of Music 12 Saturday Afternoon with JIMMIE FIDLER JUDGE. READ WHY HE CHOSE LOMBARD Listening to Learn; Rhythm Kings; Rosemary Lane 32 Polling -Place , 14 Certified Autographs 34 The "Pot o' Gold" Runs into Trouble 15 PROGRAMS Cowboy in the White House? 16 On the Bandwagon 18 The following Ilea Rives source of ptrtures pub[ [shed In this Issue. Page 1- Hurren. International News, John Miehle; On Short Waves 19 Page 2 -MroIm Bulloeh; Page 6- International Nerva, Gus- This Week's Programs 37 -53 tave W. Gale : Page 7- Gustave W. Gale ; Page 8 -Jerk Albin; Page 9 -41tS, Poto -Ad ; Page 11 -('BS ; ['age 12- Edward 25 Brain -Busters; V. O. L. 54 Nell. Jr. ; Page 13 -W ide World ; Page 16 -Arme; Page 17 -Arme ; Page 18 -Otto P. Hess ; l'age 21 -A. L. Srhafer; Crossword Puzzle; Birthdays 55 Page 23 Internal tonal News ; Page 24 -Watt Davis. Jack Albin; Page 25 -Jack Albin, International Newt; ['age 32- Brain- Busters-Answers , 56 Bcotty Welbourne; l'age 33- Scotty Welbourne; Page 35- Mr. Fairfax Replies Facing Page 56 Rumen ; Page 55 -Ben Pinchot.

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JACK BENNY, given an even break, can run circles around any and all radio biggies in the matter of wan- gling listeners. He proved that when they cut the little dummy, who had held an irritating edge over him since 1937, to half an hour in January. Now, just as he is about to burst upon the American scene as a two -fisted fighting man (see picture) who knows not fear (when his girl is in sight), in Para - mount's "Buck Benny Rides Again," it transpires that Jack has picked up 3,000,000 listeners while poor McCarthy has lost a million. And that is not all of Benny's triumph. Despite rumors of his dickering with Six Delicious Fla- vors over a salary increase, latest reports indicate that he is even now closing a new deal with them which will give him $18,500 a week! Which would mean a $3,500 weekly increase, with the old arrangement continued by which Benny pays for the talent. So 27,000,000 Sunday (NBC) listeners hail a new radio king -and the king reveals himself as the terror of the plains!

www.americanradiohistory.com COMING EVENTS Highlights of the Week's Better Broadcasts

Don Ameche on "Screen Guild" Sunday ... Gene Autry, Al Pearce, Arthur Treacher on coffee hour Sunday ... Rudy Vallee premieres on Thursday ... Roosevelt speaks Friday

Week of March 2 -8

Saturday, March 2 ram Sherman will read a play version Arthur Treacher, super- butler of the Wednesday, March 6 of a Horatio Alger story; Elie Sieg- movies, all will add their individual bits BOBBY RIGGS, the nation's top-rank- GENE AUTRY, after appearing with meister will give folk- songs; and Brian to the Charlie McCarthy "Chase and ing tennis amateur, and Don McNeill, Al Pearce Sunday on the "Chase and Aherne will portray James Madison in Sanborn Program" in a potential dyna- winner of the indoor title in 1938 (and Sanborn Program," will appear again a drama about the Bill of Rights-all on mite program. NBC. not the same as the radio Don McNeill), Wednesday with Pearce, this time on the "Pursuit of Happiness." CBS. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 5:00 p.m 7:00 p.m 6:00 p.m 5:00 p.m. the latteí s own show. CBS. were seeded number one and number Eastern Central Mountain Pacific :30 p.m 3:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific two in the National Indoor Tennis ORSON WELLES will apply his dra- 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. Championship matches being held in "HOBBY LOBBY" will originate in matic touch to the role of the noted GLADYS GEORGE, stage and screen New York City. Will they fight through traitor, Benedict Arnold, and he will Washington, D. C., to permit political siren who, some say, can polish up the to the finals ? -to be described by Ted be supported by the movies' Joel Mc- Husing, drive by drive, this Saturday. leaders to lobby for their hobbies. If illusion Mae West aims at, will be they apply the same finesse and fervor Crea and Frances Dee, real -life husband guest star of "Texaco Star Theater" in CBS. and wife, in Kenneth Roberts' play, Eastern Central Mountain Pacific to their pleasure that they do to their a drama titled "Third Degree." CBS. 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m 12:00 nom, 11:00 a.m. "Rabble business, you'll hear hobbies lobbied in Arms." CBS. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m 8:00 p.m 9:00 SEABISCUIT the mighty, Don Mike as never before! CBS. p.m. 8:00 p.m 7:00 p.m. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Thursday, March 7 (one of those notorious Bing Crosby 5:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m 3 00 p.m. 8:00 p.m LOU GEHRIG will make one of his nags!), Heelfly, conqueror of Seabis- rare microphone appearances to tell DICK POWELL returns to the air as KAY FRANCIS, cuit, and other famous horses will go another of the how it feels to watch his mates from singing emcee of the streamlined to the post for the $100,000 Santa Anita screen's paragons of sophistication (like the dugout after an insidious form of "Good News of 1940," which this week Marlene Handicap, world's richest race, to be Dietrich) being deglamorized paralysis put an end not only to his bisects itself. The personnel of the show in run this Saturday. NBC. recent roles, will be guest of "Silver "Iron Man" record but to all his base- also includes Mary "Heart Belongs to Theater." CBS. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific ball- playing activity. Lou will speak Daddy" Martin, Fanny "Baby Snooks" 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m 5:00 p.m. :00 p.m. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 6:00 p.m .:00 pin :00 p.m. 3:00 p.m on sportscaster Bill Stern's "Sports Brice, Hanley "Daddy" Stafford, and JOAN CRAWFORD has joined the Newsreel of the Air." NBC. Meredith Willson's orchest -a remains "THE CATHOLIC HOUR" will cele- Eastern Central Mountain Pacific lengthening parade of top -notch name 9:45 p.m 8:5 p.m. 7:45 p.m. 6:45 p.m. with the program. NBC. brate its tenth anniversary on the net- Eastern Central Mountain Pacific stars who have asked Arch Oboler for 9:00 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m works with a special ELLERY QUEEN, as radio's hot sleuth p.m. a chance to appear in one of his ex- birthday program The by the method of cold analysis, will traordinary plays. She will star in this Sunday. apostolic benediction of RUDY VALLEE, with his showman- Pope Pius XII will administer the smooth -shave process to week's Oboler production, "Baby," a be given by Rev. ship and crooning voice bearing time's Francis J. Spellman, "The Adventure of the Whistling story of the thoughts of a young wife Archbishop of New seal of approval, brings to the air a new York; Rt. Rev. Clown" on this Sunday's "Adventures who is to become a mother. NBC. Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen "Rudy Vallee Show" -just six months of Catholic University will of Ellery Queen." CBS. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific speak; and after he said good -by to radio to take 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m 6:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m Jessica Dragonette Eastern Central Mountain Pacific will sing solo pas- 10:00 p.m 7:00 p.m 6:00 Pm. 5:00 p.m a rest and then spent much of his time sages of Mendelssohn's "Hear My WILLIAM GREEN -whose birthday as guest emcee of the "Chase and San- Prayer." NBC. Tuesday, March 5 born Hour." NBC. cake from Labor to F. D. R. fell apart on Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 6:110 p.m. 5:00 p.m, :00 P.M. 3:0,3 p.m. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific the way to the White House -will talk, JIMMIE FIDLER, the movie industry's 0:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m as president of the American Federation number one critic and commentator, DON AMECHE, recently suspended of Labor, on holding more important will, beginning with this week's broad- by his motion-picture studio for balk. Friday, March 8 things together. The title of his speech cast, make monthly selections for the ing over a loan -out deal with another PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT will speak from Atlanta, Ga., is "Union- Manage- new MOVIE AND RADIO GUIDE Award pitture company, will nevertheless af- to the nation's farmers at local dinner ment Cooperation." NBC. for Distinguished Acting. Listen for ford his cooperation in meetings and at home. The talk will be Eastern Central Mountain Pacific appearing on first selections! CBS. 6:30 p.m. 7:30 P.m 6:30 u..,,. 3:30 p.m the charity- motivated "Screen Guild Eastern Central Mountain Pacific of timely interest, since the Chief Theater" this week. Ameche is slated 7:15 p.m. 10:15 P.M. 9:15 p.m. 8:15 p.m. Executive is expected to speak of re- Sunday, March 3 to return to the air at the head of a new DANIEL BOONE, the fearless pioneer ductions in agricultural funds -only a "GREAT PLAYS" will present the regular series in a few weeks. CBS. backwoodsman who led the settlement few weeks after Congress slashed Eastern Central Mountain Pacific of the land "shocking" drama of a woman with a 7:30 p.m 6:30 p.n, 5:30 p.m 4:30 p.m much of in Kentucky but $67,000,000 from the administration's past, "The Second Mrs. Tanqueray," couldn't keep from being dispossessed agriculture budget. NBC, MBS, CBS. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Arthur Wing Pinero's play that created GENE AUTRY, the cowboy crooner of most of the land he claimed himself, 10:00 p.m 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. a tremendous furor back in the Gay with the ten -gallon hat and million -dol. will be the subject of the "Cavalcade of Nineties. How does it compare with lar box -office appeal; Al Pearce, the America" drama. NBC. SCHEDULE CHANGE Eastern Central Mountain Pacific today's bold dramatic reality? NBC. half -pint Elmer Blurt salesman; and 9:00 p.m 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 4:0O p.m. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific "Stop Me If You've Heard This One," 2:00 p.m. 1:00. 12:00 noon p.m 11:00 a.m. featuring comedian Milton Berle, ETHEL WATERS, great colored song- Stations on which you may hear these programs are listed formerly heard on Saturday nights, stress, will sing "Stormy Weather "; Hi- on our program pages on the day and at the hour indicated is no longer on the air. l'a 9/21 3

www.americanradiohistory.com Dick Powell shows he's a hill- For Dick hails from deep down in Completely honest, Dick worries Fun -loving, he makes up silly billy- despite Bond Street clothes Ar- kan -by- gum -saw hill country for fear folks won't like him names for his wife, Joan Blonde!!

THE COUNTRY SLICKER COMES BACK

Read this rare Dick Powell story and hear him as a new singing star of "Good News of 1940" on Thursday

By James Street

MR. RICHARD EWING POWELL, tract, a fat movie conract, and Joan craftsman, dependable, energetic and rio- writers know too much about actors better known to radio and Blondell. Any man, excepting a klepto- sure -fire box -office. He did radio work to waste their precious leisure time with movie fans as plain Dick, re- maniac with a Hitler transfusion, should in Louisville and made recordings and them. But Powell is different. The turns to the radio wars this week. It is be happy with either the contracts or eventually got into vaudeville. He was gang likes him. a matter for tossing hats in the air, if Miss Blondell. in Pittsburgh when the movies put the He likes to putter around his home at we can believe reports, for his partici- Before Dickie was ten he met a rail- finger on him and sent him to Holly- Toluca Lake and even to make and pation in the revamped "Good News of road engineer who influenced his life. wood for "Blessed Event," which is patch things with tools his wife gave 940" program along with Baby Snooks Just how he met a railroad engineer in something Mr. Powell knows something him. He enjoys good tools and takes and Mary Martin promises very festive a town ten miles from a railroad we about. care of them. He is the kind of man listening indeed. don't know. But that's the story. The He has been one of the consistent who never abuses a hammer or ax. Which is as good a reason as any to engineer liked "Casey Jones," and actors of Hollywood ever since. He can He is a good Arkansan, reliable, pleas - recall a few facts about the guy. Dick when he discovered that Dickie could always be counted upon to turn in a ant-a good husband and father. Powell may look like a radio star and sing he taught him the song. There- good workmanlike job. He's no great Back in Arkansas Dick got the habit he may act like a movie star, but he after every time the boy saw the engi- shakes as an actor or singer, but he's of getting up when the sun did and he came from so far back in the hills of neer he broke out with "Casey Jones." a steady attraction. still gets up at 7 a.m. He has to get Arkansas that the first time his folks Folks got to talking about him, and his He has been in Hollywood for eight up as soon as he wakes up. He sleeps fetched him to town they put sandpaper family realized that the boy had a years and has more than earned his without a pillow. Joan taught him that. in his shoes to make him think he was talent. keep and is one of the few survivors of She said it made her back straighter to barefooted. They put blinds on him so he the first crop of crooners who is still in sleep flat. Dick followed suit. Their You've heard much (too much) of wouldn't shy at street -cars and took there pitching. bedroom contains two double beds. and from hillbillies, mostly Brooklyn him down to Little Rock and sent him to He learned radio technique back in Every morning at eight he takes a boys and some of the variety of city - public school, then to Little Rock Col- Louisville, but the big chains didn't pay tennis lesson. He also enjoys riding bred Bob Burns. However, Dick Powell lege, a Catholic institution. He sang in much attention to him at first. But and swimming. He wears soft sports is a pure D hillbilly who plenty lit a a church choir and plugged along, get- when they needed somebody to polish things, mostly tweeds, and keeps a pipe shuck up the grade. He was born on ting nowhere fast. He wanted to be a up "Hollywood Hotel," they took on in every room. He looks after his own November 24, 1904, in Mountain View, telephone company vice president in Powell and he became famous as its wardrobe and is fussy about his clothes. Ar- kan -by- gum -saw. If you have a good those days and got a job with the com- singing master of ceremonies. When Powell left Warner Brothers, map, good eyes and patience you can pany. Meanwhile, he sang at every op- he bought a huge estate in Cold Harbor locate Mountain View. It's up yonder portunity and a concert orchestra took is a straightforward, honest Canyon, but sold it because it was too POWELL by Yellville, Calico Rock and Evening him on. He wound up in Louisville, workman and hates deceit. It would formal. He bought his present home, Shade. Its a friendly little place, ten Kentucky, singing arias. He had a lot be unfair to him or his public to class a rambling old (as Hollywood houses miles from a railroad. of fun and didn't miss any meals, but him with the big names of radio. But he go) dwelling surrounded by eucalyptus The folks used to reckon little Rich- he almost postponed a few. So when a is popular with producers, writers, fans trees and a high brick wall. His favor- ard wouldn't amount to a heap. He chance came to increase his take by and actors, and that makes him dif fer- ite room is a den off the bedroom, went around humming and singing doing popular numbers at a Louisville ent. He does his best on every job and where he often spends an hour or so when he was a young'un, and up in theater he jumped at the opening and his fans are as loyal as Nelson Eddy's. alone at night, reading papers and lis- the hills, where everybody sings, they soon left the concert stage because he A man is known by the friends he tening to his radio. didn't see how a fellow could make a clicked as master of ceremonies at the keeps, and Powell's friends are writers, He never reads books but encourages living doing what was fun. theater. which may or may not be a compliment Joan to read them and tell him the Mr. Powell now has a fat radio con- Word got around that he was a good to him. As a rule reporters and scena- plots. Then he picks the plots to pieces

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www.americanradiohistory.com and discusses the authors' judgment as though he were completely qualified to judge. He admires others' acting abilities and often says, wistfully, "If only I could act like that." He has boundless ambitions and wants to do big things in the movies. His health is excellent and he takes care of himself. He never puts anything off. He autographs all his own pictures and answers all of his mail. He is hard -headed in business but sentimental at home. Little Normie, Joan's child by a former marriage, is very close to Powell. He always runs out and meets Dick, and Dick will tell his wife, "Your kisses are good, Blon- dell, but not like Normié s." He often sings to little Ellen, their baby, and she dances for him. When Ellen first said Daddy, Powell cried. Before he and Joan were married they scarcely knew each other until they played together in "Broadway Gondolier." Joan had just been divorced and was moody. Dick tried to cheer her up, and after weeks of running around together he told her, "You know, if I had a girl like you I'd get married." Almost as an afterthought, he said, "Good heavens, I've got one." They married in spite of studio ob- jections. Powell had a big following among women and the studio feared the women wouldn't pay to see a married man work. Powell, however, has that old Arkansas idea that his marriage is his business. Regardless of how little he has to do in a radio show, Dick feels responsible for the entire performance. If the show doesn't go just right, he is depressed whether he is responsible or not. "I've got to get hold of myself," he'll tell Joan at dinner. "I was no good." He is a sticker, and he won't quit any job he starts, even if he's miserable in it. He's never afraid of making mis- takes, but he wants them to be his mis- takes. He is financially independent, of course, but he must keep busy to keep happy. He and Joan make up silly names for each other, such as "Lumpface' and "Nutface." He calls Ellen "Little Buz- zard" and Normie "Fella." Normie copies Dick in everything he does, even to details of wardrobe. Dick had a pocket -comb, so Normie wanted one. The comb Dick got for the child is in- scribed, "For Normie: May he keep Hollywood out of his hair." He has tried to erase all traces of his Arkansas speech, but often reverts to form and comes out with a "yonder" or "yawl." He worries for fear folks won't like him and often gets himself in a lather trying to make people like him. Every- For eight years a steady Hollywood attraction, Richard Powell won radio fame as the singing master body likes him, but he doesn't know it. of ceremonies of "Hollywood Hotel." This week he joins Mary "My Heart Belongs to Daddy" Martin as the He is shy before new acquaintances big musical attraction of a new "Good News of 1940" (NBC, Thurs.). At all times, he's a good Arkansan! and often they think he's reserved. His dominant characteristic is his complete honesty. He is a simple, hard- working, home -loving Arkansas boy of her and went back to sleep. She had hospital he drove slowly and chatted Later at the hospital when Dick, with Anglo- Scotch stock, a typical hillbilly to phone the doctor and nurse herself. with the doctor and the nurse. Joan's mother and sister, Gloria, were who left home and made good. She made a cup of coffee and went "We are going to Cedars of Lebanon walking along a corridor, the sister be- His poise collapsed the night the back to their room and Richard still Hospital," he said. "Nice place. I had gan crying. baby, Ellen, arrived. He had been very was sleeping. pneumonia there once. Having pneu- "Stop crying," Dick said. "You ought gentle and patient with Joan up to the "Are you or are you not going to get monia is worse than having a baby. to be ashamed of yourself." crisis. In fact, he had slept very little up ?" she demanded. "After all, the Joan," he turned to his wife, "you'll Then he began bawling, too. during the long nights of waiting for baby's coming." find it very nice on the porch there. the night. "Oh," he said, "are we going to have I'll call by to see you and we'll take a Dick Powell may be heard Thursday The night Joan knew her hour had a baby ?" sun -bath on the porch. You'll have a on "Good News of 1940" over an NBC struck, she called Dick and he wouldn't He put on one sock, then took it off, great time." network at: get up. "Get up, it's happened," she put it back on, then put on his shoes, Joan bit her lips and clinched her EST 9:00 p.m. CST 8:00 p.m. said and shook him. He just blinked at with only one sock. On the way to the fists, dreaming of mayhem. MST 7:00 p.m. PST 6:00 p.m.

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www.americanradiohistory.com ALONG the AIRIALTOS

Jones and Hare split ... NBC will conduct far -reaching search for new talent ... Uncle Sam will explain his census over 662 stations

Have you seen her? Radio's Donna Manning- missing since Feb. 13

On this page will be found general agricultural appropriations recommen- by identifying musical numbers after broadcasting is believed in the making, news of the radio world. On the suc- dations. they are played. No matter when a lis- a regulation which will affect almost ceeding pages, news of New York, tener tunes in, he will be able to learn every phase of station operation -ex- Hollywood and Chicago will be found Hare to Hollywood title of song he hears. cept rate- making. as usual. NEW YORK, N. Y. For the first time in nearly fifteen years, there will be SCHENECTADY, N. Y. -Frank White, "Uncle Sam Calling" Talent Hunt no team of "Jones and Hare" on the air winter -hotel operator in Daytona Beach, WASHINGTON, D. C. -When Uncle NEW YORx, N. Y. - The National or in vaudeville. RADIO GUIDE (Novem- Fla., who wed Fannie Brice in Albany, Sam's census -takers make their rounds Broadcasting Company will conduct an ber 24, 1939) told the story of how Mari- N. Y., when she was in a burlesque this year, radio listeners will know extensive search for new talent, which lyn Hare, sixteen years old, had stepped chorus and he was a local barber, died what it's all about. A transcribed pro- will take scouts into the smaller stock into the team upon her father's death last week and was buried here. The gram, "Uncle Sam Calling," scheduled companies and better amateur theatrical a short while before. Now Marilyn has Brice -White nuptials, celebrated with a on 662 radio stations, will give the pub- groups as well as develop a method left the team, is Hollywood -bound with big backstage party, were dissolved a lic an insight to reasons for and type of for more closely scrutinizing talent a movie contract in her purse. Billy short time later by divorce. information sought by the census. Inci- which applies to the company for jobs. Jones, other member of the team, is dentally, one of the questions asked John Royal, NBC vice president, in an- now conducting a contest to pick a ALBANY, N. Y. -A bill which would will be: "Does this family own a radio nouncing the talent- search, said, "Radio new girl for the program, aired over a make radio stations and sponsors re- set ?" is sorely in need of new personalities, New York station. sponsible for misleading advertising new voices." broadcast on programs has been intro- NEW YORK, N. Y.- Rudolph "Rudy" LOS ANGELES, CALIF. -The $100,000 duced in the New York State Assembly. Wiedoeft, forty -six, one of the world's NEw YORK, N. Y. Donna Manning, Santa Anita Handicap, to be run March greatest saxophone -players and tutor of nineteen, heard regularly on Major 2, with Seabiscuit making his third bid WASHINGTON, D. C.- Action of the Rudy Vallee (who borrowed his first Bowes' "Capitol Family Hour" has dis- for the honor which he has lost by a FCC in turning the "Pot o' Gold" inves- name for professional purposes), died appeared. Missing from her Hotel As- nose in two previous tries, will be tigation over to Department of Justice at Flushing Hospital on February 18 of tor rooms here since February 13, Miss broadcast by NBC. is viewed as only a mild forerunner of a stomach ailment. Manning is being sought in eight states harsher measuers to come by those by the Missing Persons Bureau. Last HARTFORD, CoNN.- Hartford's station close to radio in Washington. A new Spot Pick -ups person to hear from her was her WDRC has added to listener enjoyment siege of "crackdown" regulation for In Chicago, radio actors and writers mother, who spoke to Donna on the have rented Studebaker Theater, plan phone the afternoon of her disappear- to present a dramatic season this spring ance. ... In New York, Paul Stewart, radio actor currently appearing in "Easy NEW YORK, N. Y. -Radio cost the Aces," "My Son and I," took over di- American public $814,000,000 in 1939, rection of Campbell's "Short Short according to O. H. Caldwell, former Story" ... In New York, former Mayor Federal Radio Commissioner. Nine mil- Jimmy Walker is conducting an ama- lion radio sets set the public back teur hour on a local (WHN) station . . . $289,000,000; sponsors bought $170,000,- In New York, Tommy Riggs and his 000 worth of time; batteries and elec- sponsor part company on March 27... tricity cost $165,000,000; service and In Hollywood, Benny Goodman and repairs cost another $60,000,000; parts band go into the Cocoanut Grove March and supplies, $50,000,000; $45,000,000 19 . . . In New York, Marcel Journet, was spent on tubes alone and talent Jr., son of the late Met Opera baritone, accounted for $35,000,000. joins "My Son and I" cast ... In Lon- don, a radio program featuring an In- CHICAGO, ILL.-Orrin Tucker will not dian story- teller who'll repeat tales from move into New York's Waldorf- Astoria history for English juvenile evacuees until after the last week in March be- has been started . . . In Hollywood, cause of current contract with the Rosemary Lane is all but signed, sealed Palmer House here, which contains an and delivered for the feminine spot on option clause giving privilege of hold- Don Ameche's new Old Gold show . . . over until that date. The Palmer House, In Hollywood, the new "Good News" with Tucker and Bonnie Baker packing set-up, as well as Rudy Valleé s return them in, has exercised its option. The to the air, are scheduled for March 7 Tucker organization has also been held . . . Louis Sobol, widely syndicated over for an additional stay on the "Hit New York columnist, is doing a radio Parade." column for Mutual network ... In New York, Arch Oboler completes his first WASHINGTON, D. C. -When President year's series of "Arch Oboler's Plays" Roosevelt addresses the farmers of the on March 16, will take a vacation after nation on March 8 (NBC, CBS), many completing 103 radio plays, most of other ears -and particularly those of them originals . . . In New York, Presidential candidates -will be tuned Adolphe Menjou and wife (Verree a in on the broadcast to hear what the The long radio -vaudeville partnership of "Jones and Hare" is broken. Teasdale) are being offered in radio President will say about the Congres- Marilyn Hare, who joined Billy Jones (above) when her father died, series of adventures of Arsene Lupin, sional slashing of $67,000,000 from the is off to Hollywood; Jones will continue New York local program famed fictional detective. /21 6

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Jim McWilliams turns matchmaker ... Camel's Andrew Brothers rival Chesterfield's Andrews Sisters ... Zasu Pitts is allergic to gold! Fred Waring's Donna Dae takes ski spill at Dartmouth Winter Carnival

NEW YORK. -"We can't thank you Irving Kaufman Without "Lazy Dan" tally, John Hix's sponsor recently What Weather! enough. We used Pauline's third prize The man behind the voice of "Happy blue -penciled the line, "They won't be- The other Wednesday night New of five dollars for the license and our Jim Parsons" (NBC -Blue, Sundays, at lieve it. Why, I can hardly believe it York had nine inches of snow, a howl- wedding breakfast" . . . That was the 10:45 a.m. EST) is Irving Kaufman, myself," because the association with ing cold wind and lots of radio trouble. Valentine message Mr. and Mrs. Vin- whom you will remember as "Lazy Bob Ripley's "Believe It or Not" was One station, WOV, went off the air at cent Moriarty sent Jim McWilliams of Dan." When on the air a few years ago too great ... If Fred Allen could have 8:42 a.m. and didn't get back on until "Ask -It- Basket." And therein lies one as "Lazy Dan," Kaufman's fan mail, re- his way, his program would be cut to 4:12 p.m. Another station suffered four- of the strangest tales of Radio Row .. . sulting from a fifteen- minute program a half -hour ... In an interview with a teen interruptions. Two others had dif- Pauline Sullivan sat next to Vincent three times a week for twenty -six New York newspaperman, Chuck ficulty. NBC's short -wave station went Moriarty five weeks ago at an "Ask -It- weeks, totaled 457,000 pieces -the larg- Fenske, crack miler, said he never out when ice on the wires broke power Basket" program in CBS Playhouse est draw recorded. But when he left would have started running if he lines. NBC's key station in Manhattan No. 3. In picking four contestants from the program Kaufman was not permit- hadn't heard Ted Husing's dramatic de- went off and on the air some fifteen the audience to participate in the show, ted to continue with the name "Lazy scription of the Wanamaker Mile in times. Another had thirteen interrup- McWilliams happened to pick Pauline. Dan," and was therefore handicapped 1933 ... Orson Welles, in an interview tions. The key stations of Mutual and On the program, Pauline missed her considerably in his career as an enter- while in New York, said: "Hollywood CBS also had trouble. Philco's long - question. McWilliams asked the audi- tainer. The title is owned by one of is just a small town Main Street, filled planned and important television dem- ence for the answer and Vincent gave the largest advertising agencies in the with gossips. The only difference is onstration in Philadelphia flopped. it. Pauline returned to her seat and country and, even though it doesn't use that the gossips are syndicated." Charlie Nobles was stranded a half - started talking to Vincent. After the the name, firmly holds it. Perhaps, as mile from Englewood's (N. J.) Rustic program the talk continued at a corner "Happy Jim Parsons," Kaufman will Donna Dae participated in Dart- Cabin where he was to announce an drug store ... Two weeks later Pauline again get back to the top and make his mouth's annual Winter Sports Carnival NBC program: He had to walk the rest became Mrs. Moriarty and was honey- new tag as familiar to listeners as the and as the result of a ski spill has to of the way through drifting snow. Bill mooning in Richmond, Virginia. Last name he had to drop. hobble to the mike to sing her songs Abernathy arrived at Meadowbrook on week they were back in New York, on Fred Waring's "Pleasure Time" .. . time but found no NBC engineer on where MOVIE AND RADIO GUIDE'S pho- No Gold for Zasu Pitts There is a possibility that Gene Autry hand. Fortunately Bill knew how to tographer caught them lunching in the This is one for Robert L. Ripley or will substitute for Edgar Bergen and handle the controls and the broadcast Lebus Restaurant, CBS eating hangout. John Hix. Zasu Pitts, now on "Big Charlie McCarthy during the summer went on as scheduled. Victor Alfsen, Sister," is allergic to gold! Inciden- months. NBC television man and an expert on And More Romance skis, was game enough to ski from his Louis Hall (he's "Gregory Pearson" home up Fifth Avenue to Radio City. on NBC's "Orphans of Divorce") was married February 16 to Kay Collins, a "Grand 01' Opry" is scheduled to go non -professional, in the rectory of the Coast to Coast soon . . . Leon Levine, Sacred Heart here ... A wedding in the CBS' assistant director of education, a talk in Virginia. At the conclu- spring is on the calendar for Ruth Gay - gave lor, vocalist with Teddy Powell's band, sion, one of his listeners arose and and Dr. Fred Dick, Park Avenue phy- said: "Mr. Levine, don't ever take sician. 'Amos 'n' Andy' off the air. I learned more about finance from their program Andrews Sisters vs. Andrew Brothers than anything I've ever read or heard" It's no family affair nor business . . . Twenty -five fan letters written in maneuver, but a coincidence. The An- Braille were received by the "Hour of drews Sisters of the Chesterfield pro- Charm" as the result of the program's gram have a rival in the Andrew Broth- saluting Mrs. Alice Bretz, blind author of "1 Begin Again." ers of Camel's "Grand 01' Opry" . . . Good old temperament flared on Toscanini Looks South "We, the People" when Rubinoff tried Toscanini and Stokowski are vying to tell Mark Warnow's orchestra how to with each other over who is to lead a play. The ork wound up by doing it symphony orchestra on a good -will tour They Berlin Mark's way ... say Irving of South America. it's understood that isn't speaking to Oscar Levant because negotiations for taking the NBC Sym- of what the latter wrote about the for- phony to Buenos Aires are under way mer in the book "A Smattering of Ig- ... Mary Mason, Claire on "Betty and norance" . . . NBC has ordered Bill Bob," goes into the new legitimate play, Stern to lay off talking about celebrities "Goodbye in the Night" . . . Elmer when broadcasting fights . . . The Davis is sunning in Key West, Florida, Met just received two anonymous with Linton Wells, Bob Trout and Al- gifts of $10,000 each . . . William N. bert Warner subbing for him at the Robson, director of "Big Town," is re- mike. -Wilson Brown. ported to be having wife trouble . . . A theater -insurance plan to pay double SEE PAGE 3 FOR NEWS OF THIS WEEK'S the "Pot o' Gold" sum in case the per- IMPORTANT PROGRAMS AND GUESTS son called is in a theater has proved to be a box -office flop after a four -week Happy New York newlyweds, and Mrs. Vincent Mr. Moriarty, owe HOLLYWOOD & CHICAGO NEWS trial period in fifty -four theaters in the their romance to Jim McWilliams' "Ask -It- Basket" (CBS, Thurs.). Cleveland area. They sat next to each other at his show, married two weeks later

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Crawford asks Oboler for a date ... Fidler and troupe on tour ... Expectant Mrs. "Ish Kabibble" sees Kyser film in hospital showing Joan Crawford stars in "Baby" - Arch Oboler play Saturday, NBC

HOLLYWOOD. - Clark Gable and of Mary Healy, Olympe Bradna, Edith race two weeks ago. Donor was L. & S. ding for it to sell their products. Beauty Joan Crawford are on the air by their Fellows, Cecelia Parker, Michael Wha- secretary Velma McCall. Chet's wife of the show, which is being handled own choice -and demand; Don Ameche len and Lind Hayes. Tour opened gave him a strap-watch whose dial and sold by George Temple and agent ditto. Yes, Nancy Kelly and Rita John- February 23 in Pittsburgh; will go next spells out his name. Jack Sherrill, is that it ties up a score son would like to return to the radio to Baltimore, Hartford, New York City, or more of Glamourtown's ace column- that they mastered before pictures, but Washington, Cleveland and Chicago. Hof Time at Langford -Hall's! ists, editors and reporters. According are not permitted to do so by virtue of Take this writer's tip: Be sure to see When Frances Langford and hubby to its originators, the show really will their film contracts. And why not? Jimmie and his troupe. Jon Hall gave a typical Tahitian luau let Hollywood's hair down and set the (South Seas banquet with roast pig, public straight on what goes on! So big Gable, you probably heard, worked Lum and Abner Lose Sponsor poi, etc.) in honor of her first mentor, and good is the program idea that rights with Charlie McCarthy week before Inside story behind the loss of their Rudy Vallee, at their Westwood home's of precedence have been established. last. M -G-M studios, with whom he re- sponsor by "Lum and Abner" this com- playhouse February 10, the old saying cently signed a new seven -year pact, ing spring is that the increased network about a "hot time in the old town" came Jack Benny Tops Himself is opposed to radio. BUT Gable held time charges to go into effect at that literally true. For, two hours after the The night Jack Benny and company out for permission to do at least six air time will make L. & A.'s show cost many star guests had departed, the recorded a spot for MOVIE AND RADIO shows each year. He won. Now, Gable Postum a cool 31,200,000 -too much for rumpus -room burst into flames, pre- GUIDE'S "Celebrity Salute" transcrip- isn't the best radio actor, but he is im- the potential Postum market to absorb. sumably from a carelessly placed ciga- tions welcoming the enlarged publica- proving each time up. This means that L. & A. will be hunting rette stub, and was gutted before the tion, his studio audience laughed louder a new sponsor; that more hour shows fire could be extinguished. Luckily, and longer than they did at the preced- Joan Crawford Calls Oboler will reduce in size, and that the Mutual Texaco's Miss Langford told your re- ing thirty minutes Jack and his cast did Crawford, one of the nicest and smart- system of stations probably will fatten porter, most of the damage was covered for Jello -O. So loose and free did Jack est actresses in these parts, who is like- with many new commercial accounts by insurance. play the MOVIE AND RADIO GUIDE spot wise a Metro star, called Arch Oboler, ... Incidentally, Chester (Lum) Lauck, that he even broke up his spouse and who writes and produces those top - on his recent thirty -eighth birthday, was Inside the News Program Set stooge, Mary Livingstone. Maybe he ranking plays heard each Saturday presented with a plaque on which New radio idea with a format to tell was his best because he had no spon- night over NBC, and said, "When can were mounted the racing shoes "Ball the inside of the news from Hollywood sor or censor restrictions on his mind? I do one ?" Like other ace screen per- Baby," two -year -old colt bred on Chet's is the -line with reaching dotted stage, . . . Which recalls that Pury Pullen, sonalities, she knew that Oboler would own ranch, wore when it won its first more than three big -time sponsors bid- who played a parrot for Jack one Sun- present her at her best or not at all. day and a little boy the next, has never Oboler answered quickly, "You'll go appeared publicly, although his voice on March 2 in an original, 'Baby,' by has been heard in scores of cartoon yours truly" ... So Joan will star for films and on many broadcasts. And, Oboler and be paid a minimum union while he generally is cast as a bird or wage for the turn because she knows an animal, his natural baritone voice that GOOD radio presentation is help- is a smoothie. ful to a screen actress! Mrs. "Ish Kabibble" Sees a Movie Nancy Kelly's mother, Nan, told your Wife of Kay Kyseí s eccentric sing- reporter the other night she knew that ing musician, "Ish Kabibble" (Mervin "if 20th Century-Fox would permit Bogue), who has been hospitalized here Nancy to broadcast, it would help her several months to await Dr. Stork, first films' box -office draw." Rita John- saw Kay's hit film, "That's Right, You're son, the M -G -M starlet who is also Wrong," recently when its director, radio-barred by her movie lot, said, Dave Butler, arranged a special show- "I wish I were back on the air again" ing at the hospital Crosby Music ... Both Nancy and Rita had fine radio- ... Maid Dorothy Mesmer and NBC sound- dramatic schooling as "March of Time" man Jack Wormser have decided that actresses; both know all the tricks of it wasn't love and so won't wed after all the microphone. Of course, they would . . . Most popular name submitted in help sell their films by broadcasting. the contest to christen mikeman BiL It is only radio- unwise screen stars who Goodwin's heiress is Hope Goodwin should be kept off the air. How about . . . Mrs. Don Ameche has been dis- it, exhibitors, do you agree? charged from St. Vincent's Hospital. taking a rest -cure. Jimmie Fidler Goes on Tour She was Jimmie Fidler, your Hollywood air gossiper, tossed a well- wisher crowded This Week's Tagline pre- fourth -wedding anniversary party at Takes Hollywood to do it backwards. his home February 17, and a few days Gene Autry has been named honorary later departed, with six of Hollywood's mayor of North Hollywood, and Jerry most promising young players under Colonna (but definitely the mayor type) his wing, on a personal- appearance tour has gone in for rodeos and steer- through the East. Listeners will have wrangling! -Evans Plummer. the chance to see Jimmie in a radio- A Tahitian banquet which got too hot was one given by Frances Lang- studio setting, from which he will pre- ford of "Texaco Theater" (CBS, Wed.) and husband, Jon Hall, in their SEE PAGE 3 FOR NEWS OF THIS WEEK'S sent the unrevealed entertaining talents playhouse. When the guests departed, room burst into flames, burned IMPORTANT PROGRAMS AND GUESTS 8 8/91 !'

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Six -man quartet of announcers invades "Club Matinee "... "Cavalcade" stirs up argument ... Caroline Ellis' store is mart of many actors Les Tremayne of "First Nighter" is now "Grand Hotel" male lead

CHICAGO. -If I had an award -an propped up on another chair, then re- ners, as well as more experienced ac- way, will probably stick through the Oscar or a Herman or something like turned to the hospital to recover com- tors down on their luck, have found summer this year . . . Tony Wons' that -to give for the best original corn - pletely from the leg injury incurred in this out. Caroline listens to their earnest "Scrap Book" program definite for a edy stunt of 1940 so far, without hesi- the Feb. 3 auto accident. Did you know, tales of woe and- presto! -very soon a network next fall. tation I'd turn it over to Ranse Sherman by the way, that Barbara is one of new customer appears, if for only one and seven NBC announcers for that those brave and fortunate persons who or two times, in her "Golden Store." Tremayne on "Grand Hotel" singing splurge they staged on "Club have conquered infantile paralysis? She May her business prosper! Les Tremayne, who dashed west to Matinee" Friday, Feb. 9. Background does almost anything now with not the screen -test for Warner Brothers just a was that Ranse had been grooming slightest trace of her early affliction. Elmira Roessler (Estelle of "Caroline's few days ago, has taken over the per- Durward Kirby on the program as a And maybe you don't know, too, that G. S. ") danced five years with the manent male lead in "Grand Hotel" in mammy- singer. Other NBC announcers, her strikingly girlish voice was the Grand Opera Ballet in St. Louis ... And addition to his "First Nighter" star role. claiming injustice, ganged together, result of losing her singing voice Cheer Brentson (Greta of "Ma Perkins ") -man of Bob Brown, through a throat ailment. Quite un- is in traditional of formed a six quartet an an expert the dances Many of the Breakfast Clubbers seem Barry, Don girl! the Indians, who could Everett Mitchell, Norm usual Chippewa have to think Don McNeill should give up Dowd, Fort Pearson and Charlie Lyon, taught the jitterbugs a step or two . . . his "Avalon Time" spot unless he can Caroline Ellis Soft -Hearted and demanded time to sing on the Vivacious Edith Hendrick will warble get a better and more prominent part More than sixty actors show. Over Kirby's protests they turned are listed on with extra oomph this Friday when the Yeah, Fort Pearson blushed when the of ... in a brilliant performance of light -opera roster "Caroline's Golden Store," CBS "Good Morning" program salutes he did that baby -talk commercial plug burlesque written by Bob "Gilbert" to give the CBS serial claim to a rec- her home town, Little Rock, Ark. . . . on "Beat the Band "! . . . If you don't Maupin. cast. But what is more impressive a new tenor voice in the Brown and Rex "Sullivan" ord Anticipating hear Patricia in "Girl Alone" for a few Kirby with "Little Drummer than the record figure is the inside family is Jack Fulton; and strutting over retaliated days, it's because Betty Winkler is in a story the chief for a to the family Boy" in smash style. Sherman -whom of reason the figure recent female addition Chicago hospital trying to get over this a lead yours sincerely ranks with Fred Al- -and wasn't given out as pub- cast is Norman Gottschalk, male once and for all the back ailment that len as radio's real natural humorists - licity story by anyone. It seems that of "Houseboat Hannah" . . . Charlie has troubled her ever since she over- delivered an ad -lib harangue in the best Caroline Ellis, writer and star of the Flynn, the All- American boy, sets a estimated her strength with some furni- Jolson tradition that was a classic. The sketch, is a pretty soft- hearted woman, good example for other Jack Arm - ture shoving several months ago . . . are actually trying and she knows what a struggle it is for strongs with honor -roll rating at Loyola heckling announcers Reese Taylor (Dr. Parsons in "Road of to Kirby a boost into head- beginners to crack radio. The begin- University . . . "Armstrong," by the give brother Life ") rushed the season a little when line prominence as the air personality he opened his country cabin for the for which he is equipped. Proof of week -end recently, had to have his car Ranse had told Kirby's singing energy: pulled out of the mud three times to him jokingly that a mammy- singer fin- assume his mike role Monday morn- ishes a song exhausted and perspiring. ing -and now he knows a little of what Durward, mopping his brow after the the old - time country doctor went song, panted over in the studio corner, through! "Brother, you weren't kidding!" If they'd happen to leave the mike "Cavalcade" Causes Dispute open some day when "Right to Happi- When the recent special Lincoln ness" ends an episode, you might hear broadcast, starring Raymond Massey, a lively continuation of the Kransky- of was staged here in the "Cavalcade Burke chatter -and it might be more in- America" series, a minor controversy teresting than the serial story. The cast which some laughs to arose brought has a Clambake Club, conceived by the public and some shrewd extra pub- Mignon Schreiber (Mrs. Kransky). Fre- to the show. NBC publicized licity had quently they gather after a broadcast that the curtain of the Grand Opera and talk about anything save politics House, where Massey is playing in and religion "in character," even using "Abe Lincoln in Illinois," would be their cast names Bruce Kamman, in till 8:45 p.m. to ... held allow Massey time addition to his Prof. Kaltenmeyer role, to get over from the broadcast, which has taken over production work on closed at 8:30. The theater press -agent "Avalon Time" and "Home Town." He the late-curtain publicity protested and used to produce "Fibber McGee" and denied its truth. Bill Ray, NBC Central "First Nighter" . . . Charlotte Holland, Division press manager, wrote all col- former Chicago actress, is in New York drama umnists and critics to the effect now playing in "Against the Storm" that theater curtains never go up on and other sketches ... Parting pep talk: time anyway and that in this particular Get behind your favorites in the Star of case there would a good reason for be Stars poll. it. The incident snared some extra attention for the lavish broadcast. P. S.: The stage curtain, they say, went up Confucius Say: between 8:45 and 8:50. Studio audiences should be sane and not herd. -Don Moore. Barbara Luddy in the best "show Above occurred when NBC announcers sang on "Club Matinee." L. to r., must go on" tradition, did her Feb. 9 standing, Charles Lyon. Bob Brown, Don Dowd. Norm Barry, Everett SEE PAGE 3 FOR NEWS OF THIS WEEK'S "First Nighter" role seated with leg Mitchell, Fort Pearson: kneeling, Durward Kirby. m.c. Ransom Sherman IMPORTANT PROGRAMS AND GUESTS

www.americanradiohistory.com Delivering mail to the South Pole - Listening ten thousand miles away over 150 letters every other Fri - in Little America are 137 explorers. day-is the job of these WGEO (see Left to right, above: Admiral Byrd. map) broadcasters. It's mail via the U. S. S. Bear's Captain Cruzeh short wave and all America hears it! and Chief Engineer F. L. Dawley

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WGEO, Schenectady, to Admiral Byrd in Antarctica!

TEN thousand miles away, down at for a year or more. Whole life- stories letters. The time is limited to an hour should have seen us. We had only two the bottom of the world, Admiral can, and do, happen to their friends and a half, and so each letter has to be pairs of headphones. We split the Richard E. Byrd's hardy polar ex- during their absence. limited to fifty words. But short sen- phones so each man had one earpiece. plorers enjoy one luxury never avail- Admiral Byrd's first expedition, from tences tell long stories. Here are some The broadcast from General Electric able to the pioneers of other ages. 1928 to 1930, settled in the darkness typical extracts from a recent mailbag: came in like a local station . . . Joe They still get letters from home. (seventy degrees below zero), the snow "This is to let you know that you Rucker, who had been a member of the The Antarctic postman makes his de- and ice of Little America, found that have a drawing account of ten dollars first Byrd expedition as cameraman for liveries every two weeks, and when he the one station they could receive con- a month. See your skipper and don't Paramount, was a speaker on that calls, the men of the expedition drop sistently was WGEO (then known as spend it all in one place!" broadcast and I well recall his words everything else to get the news from W2XAF). Broadcasting on 31.48 meters, "Eleanor and Oliver are quarantined that night. He said, 'I can see you, their families and friends. General Electric's short -wave station for scarlet fever ... "Sold restaurant Carl, sitting there in the radio station But the mailman with the longest employed a special antenna, designed and moving to Albany . . "Don't sending your messages, and you, Har- beat in the world wears out no shoe - by Dr. E. F. W. Alexanderson, which forget your Saturday night bath . . . old- meaning Harold June-smoking leather. He makes his deliveries sit- had the effect of increasing the station's "Ed is safe at Budapest after surviving your pipe.' Little did Rucker know ting down, in the studio of General signal volume twenty times in one di- bombing in Warsaw . . "Lucile is where we were and how far removed Electric's powerful short -wave radio rection. going to China next month . .. "Cal from that comfortable radio shack." station, WGEO in Schenectady, New The radio mailbag was inaugurated and Edith had their baby last week. York. And all America may listen in then and continued for the second ex- It is a girl and they named her Nancy CAREFUL preparation of the mailbag on the messages in his mailbag by tun- pedition, from 1933 to 1935. The third Ellen ..." is necessary to avoid embarrass- ing in NBC's "Salute to the Byrd Expe- expedition will have the benefit of an Nancy Ellen will probably learn to ment -and even divorce suits -among dition" on Friday night, March 15, and increase in the station's power from walk and talk before her uncle gets the members of the expedition. Some every other Friday night thereafter forty to one hundred kilowatts. Near back from the South Pole. writers fail to realize that while short- (11:30 p.m. EST; 10:30 p.m. CST; 9:30 the site on the Bay of Whales thirty of The importance of the letters to the wave broadcasting is to some extent p.m. MST; 8:30 p.m. PST). Byrd's men have established a West senders is indicated by one from a private, that the program is still broad- One of the first letters delivered in Base. About one thousand miles to the mother who wrote to her son on New cast to the entire world. Every letter is the mailbag just after the expedition's east, south of the southern tip of South Year's Eve. The letter was to be de- checked against an index of the friends two ships, the North Star and the America, the East Base will be estab- livered several nights later, but the and relatives of members of the expe- U. S. S. Bear, cleared Panama Canal lished. mother began her letter at five minutes dition. Code letters are prohibited. and headed south was: of twelve and was careful to write the Most of the letter -writers, however, "Dear Husband: I'm feeling fine. WGEO has an open invitation to words "Happy New Year" at exactly learn to tell the news with both discre- Baby was born November 16, the day friends and relatives of the explor- midnight. tion and humor. "The next time you after you left. He is a fine -looking ers to come to Schenectady and take How much the messages mean to the hear from Bernie and me," a recent boy . .." part in two-way conversations with the men of the expedition is best appre- letter said, "we hope to have some The radio mailbag is the only regular expedition. In past expeditions, fathers ciated by members of former exploring extra special news for you. We would means of communicating personal news have in this way heard their babies cry parties who write to their friends often. tell you now but we're not sure." to the 137 men of the expedition. Half for the first time. Mothers, sisters and Carl O. Petersen, a member of the The "radio mailbag" is a part of the of wives have been moved to tears by the second Byrd expedition, told this story of the men making up the crews "Salute to the Byrd Expedition," which the two ships will return to civilization sound of a familiar voice ten thousand in the last mailbag: may be heard over an NBC network about next June. But the others, re- miles from home. "I will never forget one broadcast in Friday, March 15, and alternate Fri- maining to establish two bases one The mailman's deliveries begin at particular. Four of us were marooned days thereafter at: thousand miles apart in the Antarctic, 11:30 p.m. EST every other Friday. The on a newly discovered plateau on our EST 11:30 p.m. CST 10:30 p.m. may be away from the rest of the world mailbag bulges with from 150 to 200 way up the Edsel Ford mountains. You MST 9:30 p.m. PST 8:30 p.m.

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ESTHER RALSTON is typical of the many movie actresses who are now turning to the field of radio drama. Long known for her roles in such films as "Peter Pan," "Children of Divorce" and "Beggar on Horseback," blond, blue-eyed Miss Ralston found a new challenge in the character of Marcella Hudnall, whom she portrayed until recently on "Our Gal Sunday" (CBS serial drama). Pleased listeners await her early return to the air

SYLVIA SIDNEY. whose work in such motion ZASU PITTS - fluttery- voiced and fluttery - DORIS KENYON, who is now heard as Ann pictures as "Accent on Youth." "Trail of the fingered -will never be forgotten by movie fans Cooper. the heroine of "Crossroads" (NBC. Lonesome Pine" and "Fury" have brought her who saw her with Charles Laughton in "Ruggles Sun.), has a long and solid career of acting as a full -fledged stardom in Hollywood, has also of Red Gap." For some reason -unknown to background for her present success. In such taken some fliers in legitimate theater -and in fans -the popular comedienne has been making pictures as "Girls' School," "Counsellor -at- radio. Last season she starred on Broadway fewer screen appearances recently. was last Law" and "No Marriage Ties," she has given with Franchot Tone in "The Gentle People." seen in "Nurse Edith Cavell." Now, however, evidence of her sterling ability. Miss Kenyon Only recently the flashing brunette did a her absence turns out to be radio's gain, for has also done musical- comedy work. In secur- series on "Pretty Kitty Kelly" (CBS. Monday Zasu has just joined "Big Sister" (CBS, Mon- ing the services of such veterans as Miss Ken- through Friday) in the role of- Sylvia Sidney! day through Friday) as Miss Mamie Wayne yon, listeners agree, radio is indeed fortunate

www.americanradiohistory.com marie Brancato; Mother Goose Suite YORK PHILHARMONIC, CBS. Rudolph (Ravel), Sevillana (Massenet), Rose- Ganz, conductor. Brasses and percus- marie Brancato. sion. Harry Glanz, trumpet; Bruno E astern Central Mountain Pacific 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Jaenicke, horn; Mario Falcone, trom- The March of Music bone; Saul Goodman, tympanist. Trum- So You THINK YOU KNOW MUSIC, CBS. pet Prelude (Purcell), Choral (Bach Music Quiz; Ted Cott, master of cere- Ebert), Trio for trumpet, horn and Edited by LEONARD LIEBLING monies; Leonard Liebling, judge. Dana trombone (Poulenc), Peer Gynt Suite Suesse, composer, Rudolph Ganz, con- (Grieg), Auld Lang Syne (trad.). Dem- ductor, guests. "... An ampler Ether, a diviner Air ... "- Wordsworth onstration for percussion instruments. Eastern Central Mountain Pacifie 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. The Worried Drummer (Goodman), Overture to "William Tell" (Rossini). THE NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC ORCHES- E astern Central Mountain Pacific TRA, CBS. John Barbirolli, conductor; :00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 2:00 P.M. 1:00 p.m. TO NEW READERS: Stations on which you may hear these programs Joseph Schuster, cellist. Symphonic THE VOICE OF FIRESTONE, NBC. Alfred are listed on our program pages on the day and at the hour Indicated Rhapsody "Puszta" (Kurthy), the Or- Wallenstein, conductor; Margaret chestra; Cello Concerto in D Flat (Boc- Speaks, soprano. Poet and Peasant Incidental music to Byron's "Man- cherini), Joseph Schuster and Orches- Overture (Von Suppe), the Orchestra; FORECAST fred" was composed by Schumann just tra; Scheherazade (Rimsky -Korsakoff), L'Amour, Toujours, L'Amour, Margaret before the middle of the nineteenth the Orchestra. MUSICAL HIGHLIGHTS OF THE WEEK Speaks; Malaguena (Albeniz), the Or- century. The whole score had its Amer- E astern Central Mountain Pacific 3:00 chestra; Night ican premiere by the New York Phil- p.m. 2:00 P.M. 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon and the Curtains Are JOSE ITURBI, pianist, "Ford Sun- harmonic in 1869, when the text was Drawn (Ferrata), Il Baccio (Arditi), METROPOLITAN AUDITIONS OF THE AIR, Margaret Speaks; Hungarian Dance No. day Evening Hour "; "NBC Sym- read by the noted actor Edwin Booth. NBC. Metropolitan Opera tryouts. 1 (Brahms), the Orchestra; Thine phony," Bruno Walter, conductor, Critical opinion holds that the Over- Milton Cross, master of ceremonies. Saturday; "The New York Philhar- ture, although prevailingly somber, is Alone (Herbert), Margaret Speaks. one of Schumann's finest creations, a Semifinals. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific monic Young People's Concerts," Sat. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8:30 P.M. 5:30 p.m. highly imaginative and deeply felt 5:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. and Mon.; Rudolph Ganz, conductor, score describing soul- states rather than and Dana Suesse, composer, on "So personalities and incidents. NEW FRIENDS of Music, NBC. The Tuesday, March 5 You Think You Know Music," Sunday. The first part of the Overture may Budapest Quartet; Mischa Levitzki, MOZART CONCERTO SERIES, MBS. Alfred pianist; Roman Totenberg, violinist; Wallenstein, conductor; Nadia Reisen- Milton Katims, viola. Duo for Violin berg, pianist. Concerto No. 24 in C and. Viola in B Flat (K. 424) (Mozart), Minor (K. 491). Viola Quintet in C Major (K. 515) A prize has been offered by WOR- (Mozart). Mutual for the best three letters of Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 100 words on "What the Mozart Con- 8:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 3:00 P.M. certo Series Means to Me." Letters LENTEN MUSIC, MBS. Alfred Wallen- must be in by March 21, and winners stein, conductor; will be announced on the following Genevieve Rowe, so- week's broadcast. First prize is a three - prano; Mary Hopple, contralto; William volume edition of the letters of Mozart Hain, tenor; Raoul Nadeau, baritone. in English translation. Second award The Death of Jesus (Graun). is a facsimile of an original Mozart Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 5:00 4:00 score, and third prize, a copy of W. J. p.m. p.m. Turner's book on Mozart. Eastern Central Mountain Pacifie THE FORD SUNDAY EVENING HOUR, CBS. 8:30 p.m. 7:30 P.M. 6:30 p.m. 5:30 P.M. The Detroit Symphony Orchestra; Eu- gene Ormandy, conductor; Jose Iturbi, Wednesday, March 6 pianist. Overture to "La Gazza Ladra" THE INDIANAPOLIS SYMPHONY ORCHES- (Rossini), the Orchestra; Finale to TRA, CBS. Fabien Sevitzky, conductor. Concerto in G Minor (Mendelssohn), Fantasie in Memory of Tschaikowsky Jose Iturbi and Orchestra; The Legend (Dubensky), Italian Caprice (Tschai- of the Arkansas Traveler (MacDon- kowsky) . Eastern Central Mountain Pacifie ald), Prelude in G Minor (Rachmani- 10:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. noff), the Orchestra; Sergeant's Chorus from "Don Pasquale" (Donizetti), Thursday, March 7 Chorus and Orchestra; Liebestraum Famed Spanish pianist and conductor Jose Iturbi is the "Ford Sunday MUSICAL AMERICANA, NBC. Symphony (Liszt), Sevilla (Albeniz), Jose Iturbi; Orchestra; Raymond Paige, conductor; Evening Hour" (CBS) guest this week. An ardent admirer of popular Roses from the South (Strauss), the music, Iturbi has won fame in America as concert pianist and conductor Deems Taylor, master of ceremonies. Orchestra; God's Trumpet Wakes the Louise Sunderman, cellist of the Chi- Slumbering World (Handel), Chorus, cago Conservatory of Music, guest. Orchestra and audience. Central Mountain Pacific 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 9:30 P.T. 8:30 p.m be interpreted as the broodings of the Not many foreign soloists appear on Saturday, March 2 the Ford programs, thereby bearing out wandering Manfred; the middle action Friday, March 8 YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONCERT OF THE NEW devotes itself to the hero's longings for the report that its sponsors have de- YORK PHILHARMONIC, CBS. Rudolph the loss of his beloved Astarte; the cided gradually to employ only Amer- MUSIC APPRECIATION HOUR, NBC. Dr. Ganz, conductor; Frances Sachs, pian- closing pages represent his final strug- ican artists. Will that apply also to Walter Damrosch, conductor. The Hu- ist. The concert illustrates The Sym- gles and death. conductors? man Voice. The art song, the folk- phony. First Movement "Unfinished" Not long ago I read somewhere that Iturbi's splendid pianism finds only song, the part -song. Nina Tarasova, Symphony (Schubert), Second Move- of the orchestral music written during light employment in the facile last soloist. the past fifty years, all that might be movement of Mendelssohn's concerto, Central Mountain Pacific ment "Jupiter" Symphony (Mozart), now heard mainly at conservatories 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m Movement Piano expected to survive for the next half - First "Coronation" century are the symphonies of Sibelius and in the studios. It is, however, Concerto (Mozart), Third Movement and Debussy's "Afternoon of a Faun." tuneful music, brilliantly embellished. Symphony No. 7 (Beethoven), Prayer I agree with that estimate if it adds Rachmaninoff's G minor prelude, as from "Hansel and Gretel" (Humper- several works by Richard Strauss and a piano piece, is beginning to approxi- dinck), Third Movement from Sym- Tschaikowsky's "Pathetique" Sympho- mate the popularity of that composer's phony No. 3 (Brahms), Finale Sym- ny. The Debussy score, despite constant similar example in C sharp minor. The performance, never fails to enchant former is generally more spirited, with phony No. 4 (Tschaikowsky). compelling rhythm, thunderous chord_ Eastern Central Mountain Pacific with its exquisite melodic charm, lan- 11:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. guorous harmonies and marvelously and a sensuously lovely interlude. Albeniz, renowned Spanish compose' EASTMAN SCHOOL SYMPHONY ORCHES- suggestive orchestration. The "Manfred" Overture is available (1860 -1909) paired on this program TRA, NBC. Dr. Howard Hanson, con- in a recording by Adrian Boult and the with Liszt, was the latter's piano pupil ductor. All- concerto program. Flute B. B. C. Symphony Orchestra (V- in 1878, and greatly admired by that Concerto (Hasser), Violin Concerto 11713, 14), and possibly the most bril- master. "Sevilla" is one of a number (Telemann), Three -Piano Concerto liant phonographing of the "Afternoon of pieces which Albeniz wrote to sym- (Bach), Clarinet Concerto (K. 622) of a Faun" is by Leopold Stokowski bolize Spanish cities and provinces. (Mozart). and the Philadelphia Orchestra (V- Iturbi records for Victor, and some Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 6696). It has also been arranged for of his examples include a Mozart sona- 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 9:OO a.m. piano and recorded by George Cope- ta and various Spanish works. E astern Central Mountain Pacific THE NBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, NBC. land, American pianist (V- 7964). 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 8:00 P.m Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Bruno Walter, conductor. "Manfred" 10:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Monday, March 4 Overture (Schumann), Symphony No. Sunday, March 3 ROCHESTER 4 (Schumann), Don Juan (Strauss), CIVIC ORCHESTRA, NBC. Guy Afternoon of Faun (Debussy), The RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL OF THE AIR, Fraser Harrison, conductor. Overture a NBC. Erno Rapee, Moldau (Smetana), Overture to "The String Symphony; di Ballo (Sullivan), Israfel Poem for Bartered Bride" (Smetana). conductor; Rosemarie Brancato, so- Flute, Harp and Strings (Herman Ru- prano. to Certainly an embarrassment of Overture "The Elopement din), Minuet (Bolzoni), The March riches, if Walter finds time to present from the Seraglio" (Mozart), First from Prince Igor (Borodin). Movement from Suite for Flute and E astern Central Mountain Pacifie Dana Suesse, woman composer, all this program; therefore do not be 1:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. astonished at possible changes or cur- Clarinet (Scribner Cobb), Aria from will be guest on "So You Think tailments. Star of the North (Meyerbeer), Rose- YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONCERT OF THE NEW You Know Music." Sunday. CBS

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L, www.americanradiohistory.com Aids to Radio Listening night he conducted it on the air this winter. Not so good is the record of By Leonard Liebling Flagstad and Melchior doing the love duet (second act) from "Tristan and Bampton, Castagna and ON SEVERAL occasions in the past Isolde," as they somewhat over- the editor of this department has balance the orchestra, but the soprano's advised radio dialers to follow solos, the "Liebestod" (finale of "Tristan up their music listening by communion and Isolde") and the Immolation scene Pinza in "Aida" with phonograph records and by read- (finale) from "Goetterdaemmerung" is ing books about the composers and a triumph of singing and recording. This Week's Opera works they would like to know better. It seems to me that no phonograph (Of course I meant also volumes de- collection should be without these voted to the subject of music in gen- examples. March 2, the eral.) Saturday, Metropolitan The second scene is the triumphant Opera Company will present Giuseppe processional entry of Radames, bring- In these days of copious biography Verdi's "Aida" on NBC at 2:00 p.m. ing back a band of prisoners among and autobiography writing, it is not Musician of the Week EST, 1:00 p.m. CST, 12:00 noon MST, whom Aida recognizes her father, Am- difficult to get a useful perspective on (Jose Iturbi) 11:00 a.m. PST. onasro, King of Ethiopia, whose identity almost every musician of note, both By V. Vidal THE CAST: is not known to his captor. The Egyptian creative and performing. Aida Rose Bampton King asks Radames to name his own The latest modern biography is Made- HEN Jose Iturbi made his New York Amneris Bruna Castagna reward, and he asks that the lives of leine B. Goss' (Henry Holt and Co.) debut as a pianist with Radames Arthur Carron the prisoners be spared, despite Ramfis' "Bolero, or the Life of Ravel." Miss Goss the Philharmonic some twelve Ramfis Ezio Pinza demand for their death. Radames' re- is no tyro at the game, for she has years ago, he did so under great diffi- Amonasro Leonard Warren quest is granted and in addition the previously put out successful material culty. The two conductors, Mengelberg The King John Gurney hand of Amneris is bestowed upon him about Beethoven and Bach (for younger and Toscanini, who directed the orches- A Priestess Thelma Votipka and the King names his heir. readers). She writes well, informally tra at the time, were waging an unde- him Conductor: Ettore Panizza A night scene on the banks of and authoritatively. The Ravel pages clared but none the less fierce feud. the are particularly arresting because that Iturbi appeared just after Toscanini had composer lived practically in seclusion, left for the season. Mengelberg there- rarely gave interviews, and kept his upon radically rearranged the positions private life greatly in the dark. Miss of the orchestra members, and Iturbi Goss' is a fascinating portraiture of a found himself playing with an orchestra singular and fascinating personality. which was, to say the least, perturbed. Numerous and characteristic pictures That he managed to get through the illustrate the volume. performance at all, much less make the Deems Taylor makes another bow as instantaneous success that he did, is an author, with "The Well- Tempered one of the minor miracles of music. However, Listener" (Simon and Schuster), and if in spite of his Spanish tem- you have been listening (indeed, who perament, Iturbi bears up well under stress. has not ?) to his commentations on the Coming from Valencia, he has Philharmonic Sunday broadcasts, you a cool head, Valencians and Catalonians need not be reminded of his broad (Barcelona) being noted for their hard- knowledge of music, his intimate and headedness. Also his excellent and colorful way of presentation, and his well -grounded training, received in keen observation and flashing wit. Barcelona and Paris, preclude the pos- "Music as a Profession" (Scribner's), sibility of serious mishap. by Howard Taubman, associate music His reputation was already well es- critic of the New York Times, is of tablished before he came to America. outstanding value to those who intend He had played in concerts all over to enter musical activity as profes- Europe and for four years was head The triumphal scene in "Aida" -this Saturday's (NBC) offering of the sionals, as well as those who would of the Geneva Conservatory of Music. Americans liked him at once, and he Metropolitan -presents one of grand opera's brilliant spectacles. Pictured like to know some of the inside facts here, it occurs as the young warrior Radames returns after victorious battle about the practical and commercial side became the rage, particularly for his of the art. He relates many capital Mozart playing, delicate and exquisite anecdotes that prove his points and as snowflakes, and the thorough under- altogether handles his theme with ex- standing and exciting brilliance he THERE is no more artful and affect- Nile opens the third act. Aida secretly pertness and picturesqueness. brought to the music of his own country. ing Italian opera music than Verdi's goes to meet Radames for a final tryst. Of the newest phonograph records A very Spanish trait is Iturbi's alto- "Aida" and no more compact or Amonasro overtakes her and urges his by Victor, the most vital is that of Tos- gether frank and sometimes indiscreet convincing libretto, with its tragically daughter to find out from her lover the canini leading Beethoven's fifth sym- sincerity, which has caused him much passionate love -story and the conflict- intended movements of the Egyptian phony, a clear, finely sounding and trouble with the press. Twice he has ing purposes and emotions of its char- army, but she refuses. Radames ap- compelling performance, recorded the had sharp tiffs with the newspapers, acters. pears; Amonasro, in hiding, hearing him once when he expressed his political Originality starts with the very open- tell Aida his military plans, discloses views at the beginning of the Spanish ing of the opera, for two minutes or so himself and urges the young com- Civil War and again when he inveighed after the first curtain rises, the tenor mander to join the Ethiopians and claim against women as professional musi- hero, Radames, is required to sing his Aida as his bride. Radames resists the cians. Both times, he insists, he was most brilliant aria, "Celeste Aida," with temptation. Amneris, returning from misquoted, but the damage was done three pealing high B flats. The short the temple, comes upon the group and and he has had to fight hard to live it overture is a gem, with ravishing har- denounces them to Ramfis and his down. monies, beautiful writing for the strings. guards, who take Radames prisoner Small, dark, with an electric -light In the opening act at Memphis, after he has aided Aida and her father smile, his manner is not at all hot - Egypt (during the epoch of the Pha- to escape. bloodedly Latin, probably due to his raohs), a young warrior, Radames, is In the last act, Amneris has Radames long years in France. His French natu- chosen to lead the army against the brought from his cell and promises to rally is fluent and his English improves warring Ethiopians. Previously he has help him to freedom if he renounces from year to year. Although born in fallen in love with the slave Aida, Aida, but he remains obdurate and the 1895, he looks much younger, and it companion to Amneris (daughter of princess leaves him to his doom, to is almost impossible to believe that he the King) but is himself the object of be buried alive for his supposed trea- is the proud grandfather of a half-Amer- that princess' adoration, even though son. The concluding two-storied scene ican granddaughter. she suspects his preference for her takes place in the temple and beneath Since 1933 Iturbi has paid more at- rival. In the second scene we have its floor. The priestesses chant while tention to the baton than to the key- dancing rituals, and Ramfis, the High the entombed Radames resigns himself board. He directed first in Mexico, then Priest, blessing the sword of Radames. to his fate. From the shadows creeps in Philadelphia, and in 1936 became Act II: Amneris knows that Radames Aida, who has gained entrance to the permanent leader of the Rochester Phil- is returning victorious and she decks cellared chamber in order to die with harmonic. His conducting has met with herself finely to charm him. Telling her beloved. They perish in each Louise Sunderman, talented Chi- varied but on the whole favorable re- Aida that he has fallen in battle, Am- other's arms while above them the cago cello student, will be guest of ception. About the high quality of his neris tricks the anguished girl into con- despairing Amneris kneels in repentant "Musical Americana" Thurs.. NBC piano -playing, there can be no doubt. fessing her love and taunts her cruelly. prayer. -Leonard Liebling. p 9r!7 13

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Background for Listening Sunday, March 3 with Dr. Thorsten Sellin, eminent crim- ican soldier and statesman. inologist and professor of sociology at Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Pilgrimage of Poetry. NBC. 2:15 p.m. 1:15 p.m. 12:15 p.m. 11:15 a.m. Saturday, March 2 the University of Pennsylvania, slated The pilgrimage moves to Dayton, as the first speaker. The series is being Thursday, March 7 People's Platform, CBS. Ohio, this week for a broadcast from presented in collaboration with the How Do You Know? NBC. Lyman Bryson promises a lively the city where Paul Laurence Dunbar American Law Institute. No self- respecting ostrich would session this week when he brings to- was born and spent the greatest part Eastern Central Mountain Pacific dream of burying his head in the sand of his life. Poet Dunbar, born of 7:19 p.m. :15 p.m. 5:15 p.m. 4:15 p.m. gether a group of New England gov- . . . Stretching a horse -hair rope ernors on the question of "States' Negro parents, both of whom had been Wednesday, March 6 around your camp may help your Rights." The oft -recurring and hotly slaves, won recognition with his Lyrics Echoes of History, NBC. peace of mind but it won't stop a of Lowly Life, which contained Oaks contested question of states' rights, This week's program takes us into rattlesnake . An owl isn't an ill which is bobbing up at more frequent and Ivy and Majors and Minors. This one of the most lively epochs in South omen for anybody -except a mouse- intervals with the approach of the na- books ranks as one of the best volumes American history, back more than one and elephants have been known to tional presidential campaigns, should of poetry by a Negro published in hundred and twenty years ago, to hear forget. In this scientific era even well - really get a thorough going -over by America. Paul Dunbar died in 1906. a re- creation of Simon Boli- informed people cling to these super- Eastern Central Mountain pacific dramatic this distinguished group of gentlemen 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. var's address to the Congress of An- stitions and cherished beliefs, and in who are all closely associated with the gostura. It will be the famous Bolivar this broadcast they will be discounted problem. Governors who will partici- Monday, March 4 speech in which he relinquished per- by Clifford C. Gregg,' director of the pate include George D. Aiken of Ver- Youth in the Toils, NBC. sonal government to the representa- Field Museum of Natural History. mont, Raymond E. Baldwin of Con- This is the first broadcast in a new tives of the people, for republican gov- Curators in every department of the necticut, and Leverett Saltonstall of series dealing with the boy criminal ernment, liberty and freedom. The Field Museum have contributed to Massachusetts. situation in America. Programs will incident was a highlight in the his- this symposium. Ea Central Mountain Pacific Centraltral Mountain Pacific 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. consist of dramatizations and talks. tone career of the great South Amer- 2 nn a mm. :no e.m. 52,00 nnnn 11:00 a.m.

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TWENTY-one more days! Yes, Jack Benny pulled a trailing 23 per- OFFICIAL BALLOT: Mail to Radio Guide Star of Stars Poll, 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago, Illinois. twenty -one more days (by cent. This year, with Benny top- I cast my vote for the following stars and programs: l Vote: Ftur o, p: UV t101 must hove been on network week's end) and the Star of ping McCarthy in the broadcast at least once during the last sit monthxl Crossley Best stars and personalities: Stars poll will be over. The last ratings once more, what comedian Comedian ballots -in order to be counted - will listeners choose for top hon- Announcer must carry a postmark of not later ors? Adding zest to this contest Radio Actor Actress than midnight of Friday, March 29. is the Fibber McGee and Bob Hope Master of Ceremonies Are you a last -minute voter? Do spurt to positions rivaling even Singer of Popular Songs (Man) (Woman) you always find yourself beating Benny and Bergen in audience. Singer of Classical Songs (Man) (Woman) the deadline by seconds? Well, pulling power. News Commentator (Man) (Woman) don't let that happen in your Star Wide-open contests this year of it's so easy also are those for best dance or- Sports Commentator Stars voting, because Best programs: to keep up. Simply clip out the chestra and best announcer. If Dramatic Musical ballot every week, paste it to a you have a favorite in these and Variety Dance Orchestra penny postcard and mail without other divisions, now is the time to Audience Participation Quiz further ado. If you have saved keep your favorite in the running - make your favorite Serial -Dramatic Educational several ballots already, send them to the winner. So again. our advice is: Send in Children's in today! One of the most exciting phases your ballots-filled in completely STAR OF STARS RADIO'S of this year's Star of Stars poll is -as soon as you get your copy of MY FAVORITE PROGRAM the vote for best comedian. Last MOVIE AND RADIO GUIDE. This is Name Address 3 -8-40 year Charlie McCarthy ran away your opportunity to tell broadcast- (This ballot may be pasted on a penny post -card) with 39 percent of the votes while ers your preferences. Vote!

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www.americanradiohistory.com The "POT O' COLD" Runs into Trouble

Called by the "Pot By o' Gold," this man J. A. Planting thinks he deserves as told to

more than he got! Evans Plummer

Movie and Radio Guide, in its spirit of vember 7 and noticed that they stated fairness and impartiality and from a desire a new rule-I understand from friends actually to learn the time and difficulties in- that it is a new rule -to the effect that volved in making a long- distance call from New York City to Anaheim, California, where 'If for any reason the party called is not Mr. Planting lives, decided to make such a contacted, the full pot of money, less call under conditions as identically like those the $100 consolation gift, will be car- which existed on the night "Pot o' Gold" ried over to the next week's broadcast.' called Mr. Planting as possible. On Thursday night, January 11, 1940, at "Well, that's all I heard from either exactly 8:45 p.m. eastern standard time, Tums or their advertising agency. On Wilson Brown, Eastern Editor of Movie and November 4 I sent them two more Radio Guide. placed a station -to- station call night -letter telegrams reminding them between his home in New York City and Anaheim 4353, telephone of Mr. Planting. of my case, but the November 7 broad- in order that the resulting conversation be cast of the Turns 'Pot o' Gold' program fully recorded and witnessed, this was a con- made no mention of me. which also included and ference call Movie "On November 10 I tired of waiting Radio Guide's western office in Hollywood, ing, Wednesday, November 1, I went '"You know, Mr. Planting, this is where Evans Plummer, Western Editor, and over to the telephone company at Ana- strictly an argument between two cus- for an adjustment and wrote a full com- two rapid stenographers to serve as witnesses heim to see the manager. He already tomers, and we out here are pretty plaint explaining the case to the Fed- listened in. knew a lot about my complaint and he small fry!' eral Communications Commission of- This conference call was completed in five I fice in Los Angeles. I had phoned them minutes, and conversation began at 8:50 p.m.. suggested that I call up a Mr. R. A. Por- "Later in the afternoon, after had eastern standard time, or practically the same ter, in New York City, who is with the finished work at the high school, I two days earlier, on November 8, right minute each Tuesday that "Pot o' Gold" ca;ls advertising agency which handles the called up the Anaheim phone company after the November 7 broadcast, and are put through! Tums 'Pot o' Gold' broadcasts. It's the manager and he told me that he had the Government people asked for a In order to reproduce conditions which ex- full report. isted at the time of the actual phone call Stack -Goble Agency. I asked the man- wired the record to the Penn Bell from "Pot o' Gold" to Mr. Planting, Mr. ager if I could call up free but he said Telephone Company. "They said they would forward my Brown had a radio playing in the background. I would have to pay for the call. So I "Then I decided I had better write report to the main offices of the Fed- Mr. Planting heard the music, just as he had returned home to do so. and wire to the Stack -Goble agency. eral Communications Commission in the night of the real call. But he ALSO dis- Washington, but here it is now, January tinctly heard and understood Mr. Brown's "By that time, the Western Union "First I telegraphed Mr. R. A. Porter conversation, and Mr. Brown heard and un- messenger had delivered the Tums of Stack -Goble: 9, and I haven't heard from them yet. derstood Mr. Planting. money order for $100 to my home, but "After RADIO GUIDE called me Jan- A few minutes later, Mr. Brown placed "'Mr. R. A. Porter, November 1, 1939. since I wondered about the balance, the uary 5 to arrange for this interview, another call for Mr. Planting, this time a Stack -Goble Advertising Agency, I thought maybe it would be a good direct station -to- station call without the con- $1,800, I decided I had better call up New York City. idea if I called on Horace Heidt (then ference connections. It took EXACTLY ONE Mr. Porter and talk it over. "'Following telephone conversation MINUTE TO GET THE CONNECTION! "I called the long- distance operator in Los Angeles), so I did. He said: this morning with your assistant man- These tests, which demonstrate only that and placed the call, but Mr. Porter was "'Well, I'm just hired by Tums and a phone connection can be made in one min- ager, Southern California Telephone Stack -Goble and I don't want to be in- ute and that voices can be heard easily at reported out of the city, and his assis- Company at Anaheim has wired copy volved. You Ben Grauer or such a distance, serve chiefly to confound tant answered. I told the assistant should see of record of completed call to Penn Bell the Planting versus Tums case. Both parties that I was at home the night before and Stack -Goble.' Telephone Company at Philadelphia as cannot be right when one says he answered had answered the phone call from the "So that's where the matter stands the phone and the other says he did not. requested by him. Being home and an- broadcast and that I felt I was entitled right now. We haven't heard another To prevent any repetition of such an un- swering call from "Pot o' Gold" broad- happy incident, Movie and Radio Guide makes to the full amount of the 'Pot o' Gold,' word. Half of Mrs. Planting's friends cast, I feel I am rightfully entitled to the following suggestion: Select three mem- S1,900 in all, or $1,800 more than they say, 'You ought to be content with full amount of pot. bers of the studio audience, provide them had sent me. $100,' and the other half keep arguing, with earphones, and let them listen to the "'J. A. Planting.' 'Why don't you sue them for the long- distance call. Their verdict that a call is "The assistant to Mr. Porter replied, completed or is not completed certainly would 'All we have to go on is what the tele- "That telegram cost me 51.16. I also $1,800? It's due you.' So there we are, be acceptable to everyone. phone company reported, and as far as wrote letters to Mr. Porter and the right in the middle. Darned if we do Here is the second and concluding install- we are concerned, the matter is ended.' Lewis -Howe Company, of St. Louis, and darned if we don't. ment of Mr- Planting's story, the first part I "Everything's returned almost to nor- of which was published in Movie and Radio "I then told him that had asked the makers of Tums, and the sponsors of Guide two weeks ago. Anaheim operator to make a record of the broadcast, in which I explained mal at our house, only we still are get- the call and of my answering it. Then fully what had happened. ting mail from all over the United I, HAVE already told you about re- the assistant said, 'Have the record for- "I received two letters presently. The States. And Mrs. Planting isn't as well ceiving the 'Pot o' Gold' call at warded to Philadelphia.' one from Tums said, 'All we can do is as she used to be. The excitement and my home in Anaheim, California. "That telephone conversation to Por- say we are sorry.' The one from Mr. strain has been telling on her. The ANAHEIM 4353 is my number and I ter's assistant in New York City cost Porter of the Stack -Goble Advertising whole family has just about decided was having dinner with my family me $16.75 and twenty cents tax. There Agency said, among other things, 'As that the 'Pot o' Gold' is like the one when it rang on last Hallowe'en night. are also four other toll items I had to you know, we are restricted in our de- supposed to be at the end of the rain - The operator told me Philadelphia was pay. sire to make a gift by program limita- bow-it isn't there." calling (which is where the program "Following up the advice the assis- tions, and on each program there is Next week MOVIE AND RADIO GUIDE originated that night), so I went to the tant had given me, I called the Ana- announced not only once but several presents the case of Cornelius C. Du- phone and spoke into it several times. heim telephone exchange manager and times that the respective week's "Pot o' mont of Albany, New York. Read what I could get no response, although I told him of my conversation and the Gold" is given away when we have happened to him when he missed a could hear music at the other end. manager said that he would send a reached the telephone number picked "Pot o' Gold" call. After a while, I heard a voice say, 'Can- record of my answering the phone to ... We did not reach you and complete cel the call.' the Philadelphia office of the Penn Bell our call.' "Pot o' Gold" may be heard Tues- "You can imagine how I felt. I called Telephone Company, but that he could "Well, that wasn't much satisfaction. day over an NBC network at: the telephone operator and asked her not send the record to any private in- "While we had never listened to the EST 8:30 p.m. CST 7:30 p.m. to make a record of the call. Next morn- dividual or firm. He said: broadcast before, we tuned in on No- MST 6:30 p.m. PST 5:30 p.m. t' 9/21 15

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As voices of presidential aspirants fill the airwaves and the battle for nomination progresses, Movie and Radio Guide continues its series of candid candidate portraits. Meet Jack Garner!

BY GEORGE KENT

Vice - President John Nance Garner barely missed the Democratic nomination In 1932. Will he win it this time? Only one man can answer that question

JOHN NANCE GARNER, Vice Presi- dential campaign. when elected, he expressed himself know his thatch of snowy hair, his fa- dent of the United States, has been Cactus Jack has many of the ear- even more cuttingly. A friend, watch- mous eyebrows "that wag in the called many names. None of them marks of a president. Like Lincoln, he ing him mix with the public in a Capi- breeze." A Washington jokester opined give the essence of the man who in was born in a log cabin -a cabin in a tol anteroom, admonished him to be that Lewis' only reason for attacking 1940 may move into the White House. pine clearing in the Red River Valley careful lest a crank try to assassinate Garner was sheer jealousy of the lat- A few months ago John L. Lewis un- of Texas. Like Andy Jackson, Garfield him. Said Garner: ter's eyebrows. The Chaparral Cock is corked the election campaign acid by and others, he walked miles each day "No galoot is going to get crazy seventy years old, ruddy -faced, and calling him "a tobacco-chewing, labor - to and from a one -room schoolhouse. enough to shoot a Vice President." solidly built. He weighs about 176 baiting, whisky- drinking, evil old man." Like Theodore Roosevelt, he was a Yet little Jack Garner of Uvalde has pounds and walks the stiff -legged gait The remark did the Vice President more weakling who acquired strength and labored so well and so shrewdly in his of the old cowboy. Clad in a sombrero, good than harm. It showed the coun- vitality by leading the outdoor life. position of obscurity that he is today he looks the stalwart westerner. But try that the man from Uvalde, Texas, Like Grant and a score of others who a vastly more important figure than when he opens his mouth the picture has a great many friends. Garner's sat in the White House, he suffered he was seven years ago when he took collapses. He has a thin, reedy, high - only comment was, "I'm going to get defeats which he overcame and turned office. If Roosevelt decides not to seek pitched voice. Not a bad orator in an eviler and eviler every day." into victories. a third term it looks as if Garner will explosive way, yet the voice is against He has been called a "gavel- break- Most of you remember his last major be the nominee. He has rested elab- him. It may account for his unwilling- ing, pecan - cracking, gallery player" disappointment. That was in 1932 when orately, made a virtue out of his lazy ness to talk in public. and a "high-pitched, lip- pinched vaude- as Speaker of the House of Representa- office and become a power in legisla- Not long ago he was offered -a trib- ville tenor." His friends call him the tives he aspired to the Democratic nom- tion second only to the man in the ute to his enormous popularity -31,000 southern Coolidge because of his thrift ination for President. Backed by Wil- White House. He has supplied proof for fifty -two weeks, a total of $52,000, and gift for saying the right thing at liam Randolph Hearst and William G. incontestable that he is the nation's to give a weekly radio talk on any the right time in the fewest possible McAdoo, he was one end of a three - smartest politician. subject he pleased. He refused, saying, number of words. In Texas they know cornered fight. In the other corners at It was Garner, I am told by the well - "They wouldn't be coming to me if I him variously as Cactus Jack, Mustang the historic Chicago convention were informed, who plotted the defeat of the wasn't Vice President." Which, by the Jack and the Chaparral Cock. One man Franklin D. and Al Smith. For days President's bill for packing the Su- way, was a slap at the radio Roosevelts. described him as "hard to curry below the three men stood deadlocked. Then preme Court. The fireworks started the knees," which in cowboy lingo Garner, always realistic, seeing that he when he and his wife, Ettie Garner, got I I WHEN you make a speech," he means a man who won't be bossed or could not win, instructed his delegates into the family limousine and drove said another time, "you invari- fooled with -a tough hombre. to go over to the Roosevelt camp. The down to Texas on a hunting -trip. It ably displease a minority which never Henry Ford thinks he would make a next ballot told the story. Roosevelt was Garner who tacked the amend- forgets -and the majority you please fine president. Elliott Roosevelt, son was nominated. Roosevelt became ment against sit -down strikes to the forgets overnight." of F. D. R., urged his nomination over President. Smith, beside himself with Guffey bill, thus acquiring for himself A popular gag in Washington was a chain of radio stations. The boom rage, burned the wires in an effort the enmity of John L. Lewis. Again, it that Hollywood had offered Garner a to reach Garner. But was Cactus Jack who engineered the for Garner, backed by conservative Garner had large sum of money to star in an all - Democrats throughout the nation, is cut off the telephone, switched out the Hatch bill, taking relief out of politics silent movie. lights and gone to bed. That, too, was and killing the W. P. A. None of these gathering momentum daily. Because Jack and Ettie Garner live in a three - he is a rancher, a country banker, and characteristic. Having burned his did Roosevelt any good. Garner's meth- room suite with two baths in a Wash- bridges, he neither the favorite son of a district in which wept nor tore his ods of getting results have been ques- ington hotel. They go to bed at 10 no town has more than twelve thousand hair but went on to the next job. It was tioned. He has been described as o'clock in the evening; they get up at inhabitants, he is held to be able to time to sleep. He slept. "more like a mole than an eagle." 6:30. After 6 o'clock at night the phone swing the farm vote. And, mark it This much is certain: His accom- is cut off because the Vice President well, it is the farm vote which will THE nomination to the vice- presi- plishments have added enormously to believes that between six in the eve- decide who shall be our next President. dency was small satisfaction. As a his influence and to his availability for ning and seven in the morning, his time The Gallup poll of public opinion finds member of Congress he knew the unim- the job of President. is his own. that among Democrats he is second in portance of the job, that it was a sort All of which is an object -lesson in After his bath, Garner dons a sober popularity to Roosevelt. of political death -warrant. "The vice - the difficult art of turning defeat into business suit, a shirt with a hard collar The Lewis broadside is the first of a presidency is a fifth -wheel job," he victory. In this case, Garner com- from which flows a wallpaper- bright couple of thousand you'll be hearing said. "Nobody gives it a thought save mitted political suicide by becoming necktie. He used to wear an almost - over the radio during the coming in a tragic contingency. It is the spare Vice President. After seven years he white Stetson cowboy hat. Now he months. He will be decked with flow- tire on the national automobile." has more political life in him than any wears a dark felt. Once, years ago in ers and adorned with wings, halo and He accepted the nomination by writ- other Democrat save one -the Presi- Texas, he wore a derby. harp by his friends; he will be pelted ing a brief letter. To the correspondent himself. At 7 o'clock, the Garners descend in with bricks and stabbed with poison dents, he explained bitterly, "A three - What sort of man is this political the elevator, pass through the deserted shafts by his enemies. But it will be cent stamp is enough to spend acknowl- phoenix, this undefeatable Texan, John lobby to the hotel dining -room for all part of the game we Americans play edging the nomination for Vice Presi- Nance Garner? breakfast. In Texas, his morning dish every four years, known as the president on the Democratic ticket." Later, You have seen his pictures and you is pickled pigs' feet; in Washington,

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www.americanradiohistory.com WHITE HOUSE?

The Garners live quietly, seldom attend Washington parties, as above. Since their son Tully started school, Ettie Garner has been her husband's secretary

he takes a bowl of fruit, lamb chops gone laziness." and coffee. Right now he is dieting Shortly before noon he moves over and his morning meal is orange juice to his second office in the Capitol. and a cantaloup. Garner pays for the There he confers with Senators and meal in cash. He never charges any- Representatives on forthcoming legis- thing. lation. There are no appointments. He Since becoming Vice President, he takes the callers as they come. At noon uses a Government car. When he was he is on the Senate rostrum, gavel in Speaker, he refused the official con- hand. His collection of gavels, by the veyance saying, "I just couldn't do it. way, runs close to a thousand. One It was costing the Government $5 a made out of a walrus tusk, from a day to haul me from my hotel to the Coast Guard commander, is the latest Capitol and back; I can get there in a arrival. Two raps. "The Senate will taxi for twenty cents." come to order," says Mr. Garner. When His passion for economy reveals it- the lawmakers have finished their ban- self in his zeal for "balancing the ter and settled down, the Vice Presi- boodget," his interest in taxation and dent turns the chair over to an assis- government efficiency. George Roth- tant and goes to the Senate dining -room well Brown, his biographer, tells this for lunch. When the Senate adjourns story about Garner when he was a he goes to the hotel coffee -shop for din- judge in Uvalde. Many Mexicans used ner at the unfashionable hour of 6:30. to come before him requesting funds Sometimes he takes in an early movie with which to buy medicine. Judge and once in a great while, a play. He Garner grew weary of what seemed especially enjoyed "Of Thee I Sing," needless expenditure and one day he with its gibes at the vice -presidency. acted. He sent out for a box of pills They say the audience had as much fun and made one Mexican swallow them watching Garner laugh at Vice Presi- in the presence of the court. Two days dent Throttlebottom as they did from later the man was dead. It did not mat- the play. ter that he died of another cause. Gar- ner was twitted for years for allegedly MOST nights he is home, barricaded killing a Mexican to save money. with a cigar in mouth, behind a The Vice President and his wife ar- book. He likes westerns and biographies rive at the office at 8 o'clock. Like a -and he likes them short. If a book small -town lawyer, he turns the key in holds his interest past the bedtime hour, the door, pulls up the shades and turns he resents it. He holds that a book on the lights. Mrs. Garner has been should be of a size that a man can finish his secretary ever since their only son in three or four hours. Sometimes he grew old enough to go to school. She takes a drink. And now and then he brings with her a cozy, homelike at- plays cards. Bridge or rummy are his mosphere. A coffee -pot bubbles to the games today. He used to be the best clack of typewriter keys and, now and poker -player in Texas, with a poker - then, to the tick -tack of knitting -needles. player's vocabulary. He doesn't play The first job in the morning is the poker any more. correspondence. There is always a pile In Washington he is seldom away of invitations to dinners and receptions. from home and office; in Uvalde he is All are graciously refused. The Garners away two -thirds of the time--hunting, simply do not like parties. If the Presi- fishing, talking. His son, Tully Garner, The Sage of Uvalde was born in a log cabin, loves nothing bet- dent requests their presence, they at- now forty -two years old, runs the bank, ter than to hunt. fish and talk on his Texas ranch. Once top tend a White House function -but not the ranch, and all the other interests Texas poker -player, with a poker - player's vocabulary, he otherwise. The mail is answered which produced a fortune of not much doesn't play now. Human traits like these make him 1940's quickly. "I never write a letter more under a million dollars, for the Vice ace Presidential candidate in point of wide personal appeal than a page long," he says. "What you President. can't say in a page isn't worth saying." Cactus Jack has no hunting -cabin of The aphorism implies directness. But his own. "I just impose on my friends," his friends say it is just "Jack's dog- (Continued on Page 56)

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www.americanradiohistory.com ON THE BANDWAGON Romance rumors, record reviews, and news of your favorite melody men

Band of the Week is Bob Crosby's famous Dixieland triple- threat corn- Irving Fazola, Eddie Miller, saxophones. Second row: Jess Stacy, piano; bination now heard Saturdays (NBC). Left to right: Bob Crosby. Row Ray Bauduc, drums; Warren Smith, Bob Conniff, trombones. Third row: one: Nappy Lamare, guitar; Gil Rodin, George Koenig, Bill Stegmayer, Bob Haggart, bass; Billy Butterfield, Max Herman, Eddie Wade, trumpets

ATOP -FLIGHT modern swing band which series of concert tours along the same lines as his around the Bob Crosby band . . . Raymond dad was so pleased he named him after "Curly."

achieved success by playing a pre- Carnegie Hall presentation . . . Judy Starr, the Scott's latest ditty has a to -be- expected screwball The news came to Shulkin during a rehearsal for

sumably outmoded style of jazz is Bob tiny singer, and hubby Jack Shirra, the Hal Kemp title, "Far From a Subway in Ireland" . . . "Hollywood Playhouse"-and everything was

Crosby's triple- threat crew, currently giving forth bass -thumper, are romancing again . . . It's a Sammy Kaye is looking for an ambitious tune - brought to a standstill while the orchestra broke its Dixieland rhythm on the Saturday night Camel March 21 WGN- Mutual return to the air for Kemp smith who can fit an appropriate lyric and title to into "Rock -a -Bye Baby." program over NBC, on dance remote broadcasts from Chicago's Palmer House with Orrin Tucker Sammy's theme music ... Several Tin- Pan -Alley- Anne young from the Hotel New Yorker and on wax for set for an April 4 Waldorf- Astoria debut. ites have already taken a crack at it, but none Nagel, one of Universal's promising Decca. Four New Orleans band members, drum- has come through with one that the Swing -and- starlets, is still puzzled. She was lunching at the Brown Derby with bandleader Ken Baker the mer Ray Bauduc, guitarist Nappy Lamare and Maestro Rhyme -O Swayer considers suitable . . . That was a cute saxophonists Irving Fazola and Eddie Miller Sammy Kaye's rhythmic "Swing and Sway" valentine Rita Ray, Gray Gordon's singer, mailed other noon, and was having the music business brought to the Crosby band the influence of the title has started the country's band fans off on a to the radio scribes; not keeping in spirit, how- explained to her. In answer to her queries about original Dixieland Jazz Band which fathered swing rhyming game to write similar titles for their ever, with the title of the Gordon record she swing (she recently bought half interest in Baker's some years back in New Orleans. And it's that respective band -leading favorites. MOVIE AND vocaled the same week, "I Love Me." band, which might explain her interest), Baker old -style influence, ironically enough, which gave RADIO GUIDE invites its readers to join in the said: "Swing is out." Pointing to a couple in their that the Crosby crew the distinctive touch it needed to fun by entering its Maestro Rhyme -0 contest, Irony very early thirties, he said, "Old people like forge ahead from a welter of up -to -date swing open to any person residing in the United States The unusual instance of a composer- maestro don't swing." touch typified con- or Canada, excepting employes playing his bands -a in what Bob Crosby of MOVIE AND being barred from own composition Diskussions siders the best recording his band ever Decca - RADIO GUIDE. Following are a few sample and theme song on the air is the case of Erskine LARRY CLINTON- "Study in Surrealism" waxed, "South Rampart Street Parade." rhymes: Hawkins, whom you hear introduced on the air (Victor 26481), an impressionistic Clinton jazz The original Dixieland Jazz Band included five "About music you're wiser after hearing Kay as "The 20th Century Gabriel" ... When Hawkins composition highlighting some fine bass -thumping instrumentalists, pianist, drummer, trumpeter, Kyser" recently tried to clear "Tuxedo Junction," the by Hank Wayland and equally good hot clarinet and guitar solos ... "Sunday." an oldie in swing - clarinetist and trombonist. Bob Crosby's stream- "Killer -diller with Glenn Miller" song in question, for one of his NBC programs time, is the plattermate. lined Dixieland crew numbers fifteen, including, in "Swing fourteen -karat by Jan Savitt." from the Savoy Ballroom, he was informed that CARMEN MIRANDA -(Decca Album 109) - addition to the maestro and the previous named, Write a similar rhyme of not more than ten his publisher had restricted the playing of the Six songs by the enchanting "Sous' American" toast of Broadway, now starring in the "Streets Gil Rodin, Chicago, George Koenig. Cleveland, words about your favorite orchestra leader on an number to Glenn Miller's crew ... A phone call of Paris" musical . She does "The South and Bill Stegmayer, Detroit, saxophones; Billy ordinary sheet of writing paper and along with the to his publisher brought about the clearance. American Way" and "Bambu -Bambu," which she Butterfield, Lexington, Ky., Max Herman, Provi- name of your favorite popular recording, submit features in the show, and four unknown Latin - dence, R. I., and Eddie Wade, Long Beach, Calif., in the mail to "On the Bandwagon," MOVIE AND Members of Eddie Dunstedter's orchestra all American ditties, "Touradas Em Madrid," "Que E Que A Bahiana Ten ?" "Co, Co, Co, Co, Co, Co, trumpets; Warren Smith, Big Springs, Tenn., and RADIO GUIDE, 551 Fifth chipped in to buy him a sta- Ro," and "1 Want My Mama." Bob Conniff, Attleboro, Mass., trombones; Jess Avenue, New York City. En- tionary bicycle and rowing WILL BRADLEY - "Hallelujah" (Columbia Stacy, Cape Girardeau, Mo., piano; and Bob Hag - tries must be postmarked not BY machine. Reason: Eddie was 35352) ... one of the newer swing crop proves gart, Great Neck, N. Y., bass. For its preserva- later than midnight, March getting so hefty around the himself a comer with his jazz version of a standard featuring some nifty drumming by Ray tion and modernization of the original jazz form, 10, 1940. The twenty contes- middle the boys decided they McKinley, late of the J. Dorsey ranks ... "John- your correspondent names Bob Crosby's band tants whose rhymes judged had to do something about it. - - are MEL ADAMS son Rag," a revived jazz standard, is the backer the MOVIE AND RADIO GUIDE Band of the to be most original will re- upper. Week. ceive an individual prize of Horace Heidt, after airing DICK TODD-"The Singing Hills" and "Saddle Your Dreams" (Bluebird 10596), two cowboy personally their favorite recording, autographed his show from San Francisco on February 13, ditties by the flame- topped baritone in the fine Behind the Podium by their favorite bandleader. returned to Hollywood to broadcast on the 20th, Bing Crosby manner which has made his vocals Gotham gab has Tommy Dorsey completely re- and then started a trek to New York which should on the NBC -Avalon show a standout. EDDY DUCHIN- "Thunder in My Heart" (Co- organizing his orchestra as soon as present book- OH the Beat take about eight weeks, with one -nighters all lumbia- previewed), written by Lou Sherwood, ing commitments are terminated . . . The Ink Skinnay Ennis slated for his first eastern ap- along the way. Heidt receives an average of 250 of the Duchin band; slow, bounce -tempo number Spots will head out on their first one -righter tour pearances when he treks to New York with the letters a week from people who offer various highlighting the famous Duchin piano inter- through the South and Mid -West, teeing off Bob Hope show this spring ... First bit of news inducements to him if he will call their numbers spersed with a growl trumpet effect . June Robbins vocals .. . "A Little Boy and A Little March 4 in Huntington, W. Va.... Betty Hutton, evidence, substantiating the verdict of two West on his "Pot o' Gold" program. Girl," adapted from Grieg's Norwegian Dance, is ex- Vincent Lopez warbler, drew fine notices from Coast sociologists that the irregular, itinerant on the other side. the New York cynicritics for her chirping in "Two lives of bandleaders made their chances for a Phil Harris has a new namesake -Phil Harris WOODY HERMAN -"It's A Blue World" (Dec. ca 2970), a popular ballad in good dance tempo for the Show." the new musical . . . Betty's successful marriage slim comes in the departure Shulkin -but it cost him a new cornet to get the featuring the full Herman saxophone section and romance with Teddy Powell, the tunesmith- for Reno of Mary Coyle, ex- Follies girl and wife honor. Phil bet Irving Shulkin, the trumpeter in the maestro's voice . Youngsters rate this maestro, has chilled, incidentally . . . Benny of Adolfo Pancho, the Latin-American rhythmaker Harry Sosnik's orchestra, a cornet that the babe among the 1940 bands to be watched ... "Woudja Goodman reported to be planning a nation -wide . . . Warner Bros. reported building a picture would be a girl. Phil lost the bet, but the proud Mind," featuring vocalist Carol Kay, backs up.

www.americanradiohistory.com European News in English Important Stations (Megacycles or thousands of kilocycles shown) Daily Morning CJRO, Canada 6,15 RNE. U.S.S.R. 12.0 CST MST CITY STATION DIAL CJRX, " 11.72 RV96, " 6.03, 15.1 CR7BE, Mozambi. SHP. Sweden 11.70 5:30 a.m. 4:30 a.m. London GSG 17.79 On Short Waves que 9.645 SBU, 9.53 5:45 a.m. 4:45 a.m. Berlin DJB 15.20 W7, Portugal 9.735 TGWA, Guatemala B. Germany 15.20 9.686, 15.1 6:15 a.m. 5:15 a.m. Ankara TAQ 15.195 DJC, 6.02 TG2. Guatemala 6.19 7:15 a.m. 6:15 a.m. London GSV 17.81 Edited by Charles A. Morrison DJD, 11.77 TPA4. Paris 11.71 7:30 a.m. 6:30 a.m. Berlin DJ 13 15.20 DJL, 15.11 TPB7. " 11.88 DXB. 11.84 8:15 a.m. 7:15 a.m. Berlin DJ B 15.20 9.61 TPC8. President, International DX'ers Alliance EAQ, Spain 9.86 TPC, " 9.5 9:45 a.m. 8:45 a.m. Rome 2R06 15.30 EIRE. Ireland 9.595 VLQ, Australia 9.61 9:55 a.m. 8:55 a.m. Rome 2R06 15.30 Programs from foreign GRX. England 9.69 9.6 countries GSA, " 6.05 VLR. 9.5 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. London GSV 17.81 subject " 11:20 11.845 to change without notice GSB, 9.51 VLW3. " 9.89 a.m. 10:20 a.m. Paris TPC8 GSC. 9.58 WCAB. Philadelphia, GSD. 11.75 Pa. 6.06, 9.59, 15.2 Daily Afternoon GSE. 11.86 WCBX, New York City GSF, r 15.14 21.57. 15.2'L 11.8 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. London GSI 15.26 GSG, 17.79 9.65, 6.17. 6.1 12:18 p.m. 11:18 a.m. Rome 2R04 11.81 SHORT -WAVE BROADCAST STATIONS OF CUBA GSH, 21.47 WGEA. Schenectady. 1 :15 p.m. 12:15 p.m. Ankara TAP 9.465 OSI, 15.28 N.Y. 21.50. 15.33. 9.5 013J. 2:50 p.m. 1:50 p.m. London GSD 11.75 21.58 WGEO. Schenectady, FOLLOWING is a list of Cuban cast station CMQ (690 kc), relayed GSL. 6.11 N.Y, 9.5 3:15 p.m. 2:15 p.m. Rome 2R03 9.63 short -wave stations with the call; by short-wave stations COCQ (8.83 GSO, 16.18 WLWO. Cincinnati. 3:45 p.m. 2:45 p.m. London GSD 11.75 GSP. " 15.31 Ohio 8.0 GSC 9.58 frequency (in megs); slogan, and and 6.375) of Havana, and COJK GSV, " 17.81 WNBi. New York City HAT4. Hungary 9.125 6.100, 17.7 5:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Berlin DJ B 15.20 location for each: (8.665) of Camaguey; the Cadena HBL. Switzerland 9.34 WPIT, Pittsburgh, Pa. DJ D 11.77 HCJB, Ecuador 12.46 21.54. 15.21. 11.87, 6.1 5:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. London GSC 9.58 In Camaguey Azul (Blue Network), key broadcast HP5A. Panama 11.70 WRCA. New York City, COJK 8.665 Colgate y Palmolive station CMHI (830 kc) of Santa HP5G. " 11.78 9.67, 17.7 Daily Evening HVJ. Vatican City 15.12 WRUL, Boston, Mass. In Havana Clara, relayed by short -wave stations 9.125 11.79. 6.0 6:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Moscow RAN 9.60 JZI, Japan 9.535 WRUW, Boston, Mass. JZJ, RNE 12.00 COCD 6.132 La Voz del Aire CORI (6.455) of Santa Clara, COCH 11.80 11.73, 15.1 JZK. " 15.16 W2XJI. N. Y. City 25.3 6:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Budapest HAT4 9.125 COCW 6.330 La Voz de Las An- (9.44) of Havana, and COKG (8.96) KLEI, San Francisco, XECR. Mexico 7.8 (ex. Sat.) Calif. 9.53, 15.33 XEWW, " 9.5 6:30 p.m. p.m. Rome 2R03 9.63 tillas of Santiago; and the Radio Cadena KHE. Hawaii 17.97 XGOX, China 16.2 5:30 KQH. 11.81 Hawaii 14.92 XGOY, " 11.9 2R04 COCQ 6.375 Colgate y Palmolive Nacional (National Network), key KZRH. Philippines 9.635 9.64 6:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. London GSC 9.58 COCO 8.700 Apartado 98 broadcast station CMK (750 kc) of LRX. Argentina 9.66 XPSA, " 7.0 GSL 6.11 MTCY. Manchukuo 11.775 YUE. Yugoslavia 15.2 7:00 p.m. 6:00 Stock'm SBP 11.705 COCQ 8.830 Colgate y Palmolive Havana, short sta- ORK. Belgium 10.33 YVSRN, Veneauela 5.0 p.m. relayed by -wave OZF, Denmark SBU 9.535 9.52 2R03, Italy 9.8 COBZ 9.030 Radio Salas tion COGF (11.8) of Matanzas. OZH. 16.32 2R04, " 11.8 7:03 p.m. 6:03 p.m. Paris TPC 9.52 PCJ. Holland 9.59. 15.22 2R06, " 15.3 TPB7 11.885 COCX 9.200 Casa Lavin Programs of the Cadena Crusellas RAN. U.S.S.R. 9.60 2R09. " 9.6 7:15 p.m. 6:15 p.m. Berlin DJ D 11.77 COCY 9.230 Autran y Carbo are broadcast daily from 11:30 a.m. to DXB 9.61 6:40 p.m.- Rome Royal 7:40 p.m. 6:40 p.m. Madrid EAQ 9.86 COBC 9.375 El Progreso Cubano 12:30 p.m. CST and week -days from -Opera from the Oper House at Rome: 2R03 (9.635) 2804 (11.81 8:45 p.m. 7:45 p.m. London GSC 9.58 COCH 9.440 Cadena Azul de Ra- 6 to 7 p.m. CST, featuring the "Palm- 7 p.m.- Havana the GSL 6.11 -Band concert from National dio 6 Theater: GSD 11.75 olive Theater" at p.m. CST and the COCO (8.70) 7:30 p.m.-Rome- English what is 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Berlin DXB 9.61 COCM 9.825 Radio Cadena Suari- "Colgate Hour" at 6:30 p.m. CST. talk about DJC 6.02 happening in Rome today: 2R03 (9.635) tos Programs of the Cadena Azul are 7:45 Berlin 10:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. London GSC 9.58 p.m.- -English talk: DXB (9.61) 8:30 p.m.- Vatican Catholic GSL 6.11 In Matanzas broadcast daily from 5:42 a.m. to 11 City - news and musi for GSD 11.75 COGF 11.800 RI-IC-Radio Habana p.m. CST. Cuban programs usually North American listeners: HVJ (6.19) 10:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Paris TPC 9.52 11 :00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. Berlin DXB 9.61 Cuba have commercial sponsors, many Monday, March 4 DJC 6.02 In Santa Clara of them American manufacturers. For programs broadcast daily see Daily Program, (Col. 1) 11:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. Paris TPC 9.52 COHI 6.455 Cadena Azul de Ra- Program material is similar to that 4:30 p.m.- Martinique- Concert of West Indies 12:15 a.m. 11:15 p.m. London GSB 9.51 music with English announcements: (9.705) GSA 6.05 dio heard over United States stations, in- 7 p.m. -Rio de Janeiro -Brazilian program for 2:00 a.m. 1:00 a.m. London 9.51 GSB In Santiago de Cuba cluding serials, variety programs, North America, including typical music, travel GSA 6.05 talks and news: PSH (10.22) 2:00 a.m. 1:00 a.m. Moscow RV96 15.18 COKG 8.96 Cadena Azul de Ra- newscasts, comedians and dance mu- 7 p.m.- London -Talk, "The Empire at War ": dio sic. Spanish is used almost exclu- GSC (9.58) GSL (6.11) Daily Programs, Sat., March 2, All of the above stations are audi- sively during programs or for com- 7:30 p.m.- Rome -Letters from listeners in all ble in the parts of the world: 2R03 (9.63) through Fri., March 8 United States but those mercial announcements, although 7:45 p.m.-Berlin -English talks on current wa The programs listed here are those b adcast daily at the heard with the loudest signals are: occasional station announcements topics: DXB (9.61) DJC (6.02) samea time. exceptions are indicated. COHI (6.455), COCO (8.700), COCQ are made in English, and practically CST City Program Station Tuesday, March 5 7 a.m. -Bangkok, Siam - Oriental music, songs (8.83), COCY (9.23), COCH (9.44), all stations announce in English be- For progra broadcast daily see Daily Programs (Col. 1 and news items: HSP6 (7.968) COCM (9.825) and COGF (11.800). fore sign -off (11 p.m. or later CST). 7:50 a.m.-Perth, W. Australia -War news in 2:30 p.m. (Tues., Thurs., Sat.)- Lisbon -Progran English: VLW2 (9.645) There are three radio networks in Feature write-ups about Cuban for English listeners, including music, variety and topical talks in English: CSN'7 (9.74) B a.m. -Szechwan, China -Program for North Cuba: The Cadena Crusellas (Col- short -wave stations will appear soon America: XGOY (9.64) 4:45 p.m.-London-Talk. "In England Now" gate- GSC 8 a.m. (ex. Sun.)- Havana-English religious pro- Palmolive Network), key broad- in MOVIE AND RADIO GUIDE. (9.58) GSD (11.75) gram: COCD (6.13) 7 p.m.- London -Talk, "Cards on the Table" 9:30 a.m.-Saigon-News (English): (11.78) GSC (9.58) GSL (6.11) 10:10 a.m. -Berlin- Variety music and talks in 7:15 p.m.- London -Variety program with Tomm, FROM THE EUROPEAN ARENA: Evening bulletin at 1:15 p.m. CST . The BBC English for Handley: GSC (9.58) GSL (6.11) North America: DJB (15.20) reception from Europe is again enjoyable on now the Allied armies on the West- unit with 9 p.m.- Loorlon -Talk, "What Is This Freedom V' 11 a.m. -Paris -Talks in English and music for the 25 -meter band. 2R04 (11.81), weekly Rome, ern Front is compiling broadcasts of GSC (9.58) GSD (11.75) GSL (6.11) North American listeners: TPC8 (11.845) coming on the air at 6:30 p.m. CST and TPB7 recorded interviews with fighting men on 12:30 9:30 p.m.- Paris -"Life in Paris," Percy Noel p.m.-Belgium--Variety program: ORK (11.885), Paris, coming on the air at 7 p.m. CST, active service, and comments of on the hu Paris Mondial (9.52, 11.885) (10.33) are now being heard with very loud signals. man aspects of warfare by observers on the 12:30 Panama City 11 :40 p.m.-Tokyo--English talk about current of p.m.- -Radio Newspaper: DJD (11.77), Berlin, is fair, and GSD (11.75), front line, entitled, "Dispatch From the Front," HP5G (11.78) fairs in Japan: JZJ (11.80) London, off the air for transmission five, which may be heard Sundays at 7:30 a.m. 2 p.m.- Rome -Evening concert with English an- 5:22 to 8:15 p.m. CST, is heard with fair CST over London station GSV (17.81), or at nouncements: 2R06 (15.30) 2R04 (11.81) signals on transmission six, 8:37 to 11:30 11:45 a.m. CST, over station GS! (15.26). Wednesday, March 6 4:45 Lisbon -Variety program Portu- For programs broadcast daily P p.m.- from p.m. CST. August Balbi of Los Angeles, Calif., GENERAL NOTES: Cairo, Egypt, is on the see Daily grams (Col. 1 gal for North American listeners: CSW7 (9.74) reports TPC8 (11.845), Paris, is being heard air, and may be heard daily to 2:30 p.m. CST, 4:30 p.m.- Martinique -Concert of e West Indie: 5:30 p.m.-Martinique-News (English): (9.705) on the Coast from 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon CST on a frequency of 7.865 megs. Credit for music with English announcements: (9.705; 5:30 p.m. a n a m a -P -News (English): 11P5A The mystery Nordic station which open identifying this station, which has mystified 4:45 p.m.- London -Talk, "Matters of (11.70) Moment" ates on 9.645 megs, daily to 3:30 p.m. CST, numerous short -wave listeners, goes to Frank GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58) 6 p.m.- Budapest from -Program Hungary for has been identified by Jimmy Hart of Newark, Stockbridge of Westboro, Mass., who heard 7:45 p.m.- Switzerland -Program of folk -music North America: HAT4 (9.125) New Jersey, as LLH of Oslo, Norway. The this announcement in English at 1:26 p.m. symphonic music, political talks and news 6 p.m.- Moscow -News, talks and music from station is best heard Sunday afternoons when CST: "For the next hour we shall be using with announcements in English for Nortf Soviet Russia for listeners in North America: CR7BE (9.645). of Mozambique, is off the air an entirely different type of antenna. Listen- American listeners: 1-1131. (9.345) RAN (9.6) RNE (12) RKI (15.04) . TAQ (15.195), Ankara, Turkey, is again ers are requested to write in and say which 8:30 p.m.-Vatican City-Catholic news and musi( 6 p.m.- Havana -Palmolive Theater: COCQ (8.83) on the air and operating daily from approxi- part of our program is best, the first or the for North American listeners: HVJ (6.19) 6:30 p.m.-Havana--Colgate hour: (8.83) COCQ mately 4:30 to 6:30 a.m. CST. News in En- last part. Reports should be addressed to the 6:30 Rome p.m.- -"American Hour," for listeners glish is given at 6:15 a.m. CST. It takes Cairo Short Wave Station, Department of in North America: 2H03 (9.63) 2R04 (11.81) Thursday, March 7 careful tuning to locate TAQ, just five kilo- Telephones and Telegraphs, Cairo, Egypt" . . . For 6:45 p.m.- Madrid -Special program for North programs broaden< daily see Daily Programs (Col. 1 cycles below DJB (15.20), Berlin. TAP VPD2 (9.535), Suva, Fiji, is back on the air America: EAQ (9.86) 6:15 p.m.- Budapest- Fragments from the oper (9.465). Ankara. broadcasts daily from 10 a.m. after an absence of several months, and is 7 p.m.- Paris -Talks, plays, music and news for etta, "The Ballerina ": HAT4 (9.125) to 3:30 p.m. CST, with the English news broadcasting daily from 3 to 4 a.m. CST. North American listeners: (9.52, 11.885) 7 p.m.- London -Talk, "Background to the News" 7 p.m.- Stockholm- Program from Sweden for GSC (9.58) GSL (6.11) listeners in North America: SBU (9.535) SBP (11.705) 8 p.m.- Berlin -English talks on current topics: 8:15 p.m.- Paris -Parisian revue for North Ameri. Friday, March 8 7:30 p.m.- Szechwan, China -Program in English DXB (9.61) DJC (6.02) can listeners: (9.52, 11.885, 11.718) For programs broadcast daily see Daily Program. Mel. 1 for listeners in North America: XGOX (15.2) 9 p.m. -Quito, Ecuador -English church services: 10:30 p.m.- Cleveland- Latest short -wave notes: 7:30 a.m. on d o "World HCJB (12.46) WTAM (1070 kilocycles) -L n- Affairs ": GS\ (17.81) 9:15 p.m.-Berlin-News (German): DXB (9.61) 10:30 p.m.- London -Talk, "London Log ": GSC DJC (6.02) 9a.m.- London -Talk. "In England Now ": GS% Special for Pacific Coast (9.58) GSD (11.75) GSL (6.11) (17.81) 9:50 p.m.- Berlin- Enelish talks on current top- 11 :40 English 9:30 a.m. Sydney p.m.- Tokyo- talk about current 4:45 Daily- -Broadcast for Pa- ics: DXB (9.61) DJC (6.02) affairs: JZJ (11.80) p.m.- London -Talk, "In England Now" cific Coast listeners: VLQ (9.615) GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58) 10 p.m.- Cuba -Cuban dance music: COHI (6.445) 12 mid.- Pittsburgh- Messages and greetings to 5:22 p.m. daily- London -Nightly broadcast: 6:40 p.m.- Ronne- -Guest and request COCH (9.44) COKG (8.96) listeners in Arctic regions: WPIT (6.14) night: 2RO: GSC (9.58) (9.63) 2804 (11.81)

11 p.m. daily -Tokyo -Japanese program: JZJ 9 p.m.- Guatemala- "Radio 1 heater" : TGW 4 (11.80) Saturday, March 2 Sunday, March 3 (9.685) 12:30 a.m. daily -Hsinking- English program For programs broadcast daily see Daily Programs (Cal. 1) For programs broadcast daily see Daily Programs (COI. 1) 9:30 p.m.- Boston- Program dedicated to Guate from Manchukuo: MTCY (11.775) 4:45 p.m.- London -Tcdk, "London Log": GSD 7:30 a.m.-London- "Dispatch From the Front ": mala station TG2: WRUL (6.04) WRUW 12:45 a.m. Mon. & Fri. -London -War news (11.75) GSV (17.81) (11.73) and talks: GSB (9.51) GSA (6.05) 7:15 p.m.- Paris -"Paris During the War," Paul 11:45 a.m. -London-"Dispatch From the Front": 10:30 p.m.- London -"World Affairs," Wickham Archinard: Paris Mondial (9.52, 11.885) CSI (15.26) Steed: GSC (9.58) GSL (6.11) GSD (11.75)

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What's behind Ginger Rogers' Hollywood's burning question is: sudden decision to get a divorce? What's next for Shirley Temple?

ROGERS 20TH CENTURY GINGER -LEW HOLLYWOOD . . . Congressman Dies' threat to -FOX AND AYRES WILL DIVORCE investigate communistic activities in the film capi- MRS. TEMPLE DISAGREE LONG accepted by Hollywood as "just tal has made that city fighting mad. Among the ALTHOUGH "Young People," de- one of those things," the Ginger sputterings and verbal blasts emanating from all scribed as being written from Rogers -Lew Ayres marriage will be branches of the industry comes Pat O'Brien's en- scenes taken from her previous pic- iissolved in the divorce courts soon, tures, has been announced as Shirley according to an announcement recently lightening statement. Says cool- headed Mr. Temple's next, there is little likelihood made by Ginger. O'Brien: "There are no Communists in Hollywood. the film ever will be made. If such is the case, finis now may be Actors' charitable impulses and contributions are Behind that prediction is the atti- written to the long string of "Ginger tude of Mrs. Gertrude Temple, who has goes back to Lew" and "Lew goes back frequently misinterpreted." guided the career of her talented to Ginger" stories which have broken daughter so astutely. Although there out every so often since their separa- is no open rift apparent, Mrs. Temple tion. Now the facts can be told. NEW YORK . . . RKO announces the purchase of has differed with the studio on the Contrary to what most people sup- screen rights to the George Abbott musical, "Too choice of vehicles for Shirley for some posed, Lew and Ginger did not split Many Girls," as a vehicle for Ginger Rogers. Price time, feeling that her daughter should because of the demands of their re- desert fantasy for a down -to -earth type spective careers. They separated in was said to be $100,000. of story. the heat of anger, and under a barrage Now Mrs. Temple is objecting to of mutual and singular accusations. "Young People" on the ground that Both compacted to disprove each CHICAGO . . . Jimmie Fidler, who'll make a per- the film would be too much like other other's statements - and they must sonal- appearance tour with Olympe Bradna, Edith pictures Shirley has done. Using "The have mutually done so in view of Fellows, Mary Healy, Helen Mack, Lind Hayes Blue Bird's" not quite up to the usual Ginger's divorce announcement. business done by a Shirley Temple There are two rumors in connection and Michael Whalen, joined the troupe in the picture as a criterion, Mrs. Temple is with the ending of this marriage which Windy City. Tour opened at the Stanley Theater again making an effort to get a differ -. are current in Hollywood, and both of in Pittsburgh on February 23. ent type role for her daughter -in her them must be discounted. In view of very next picture. the facts in the case, it hardly seems Mrs. Temple is basing her demands likely that Ginger is getting her free- not so much on her personal opinion dom in order to marry a motion -pic- HOLLYWOOD .. . Warner Bros. announces as the on the subject, but on an analysis of ture executive. Lew Ayres, according studio's most ambitious undertaking for 1940 a Shirley's 5,000' fan letters a week, in to gossip, is interested in Mary Beth film in Technicolor based on the life of Christopher which in ever- increasing numbers are Hughes, a young 20th Century -Fox to be found complaints against fan- starlet. But this romance hardly can Columbus. tasies for Shirley, and requests for a be pointed to as a cause for divorce. picture of a different type. Real facts in the case seem to be: Whether or not 20th Century -Fox Ginger and Lew evidently have de- NEW YORK . . . Arriving from Europe on the Rex, will be able to convince Mrs. Temple cided on the divorce to give both of Producer Alexander Korda was stopped by a man that she is wrong and continue on the them more social freedom -and to put who handed him what appeared to be a scenario. already announced picture as Shirley's an end to the question which has next is problematical. Mrs. Temple, stared at them through Hollywood's Korda started to explain he was too busy to read where her daughter's career is con- eyes for the past three years. anything right then, then found out the manuscript cerned, has a habit of making decisions -then sticking to them! was no scenario, but was a 154 -page complaint Facts About the Gable - filed against himself and United Artists by Sam Lombard Disappearance Goldwyn. He kept the complaint -and read it! Lana Turner -Artie Shaw Repercussions Clark Gable, at the wheel of his Marriage station -wagon, was racing through a HOLLYWOOD . . . Shirley Temple receives her Worried at first about Lana Turner's rain- drenched night to reach the side surprise elopement with Bandleader of Carole Lombard, reportedly ill and 1,000,000th fan letter, writes a personal answer in Artie Shaw, fearing that marriage awaiting him at a hunting lodge in reply to celebrate the occasion. might injure her popularity among the Mexico. The storm -tossed car lost its college kids to whom she's the ultimate, running- boards, was badly battered. Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer has come to At an appointed place two friends LONDON . . . George Bernard Shaw announces a the conclusion that it might be a good awaited Clark. When he didn't appear lecture tour of the United States for next spring. thing after all, since Artie Shaw is the on schedule, they became fearful for jitterbugs' delight. his safety and telephoned the studio. Film executives are excited, hope to get him to do Judy Garland, probably the most Result: newspaper headlines. Later an some picture work. shocked girl in Hollywood at Shaw's announcement was given out that lack sudden elopement with Lana, has fully of a telephone at the hunting lodge was recovered. She was smiling again cause of the so- called "disappearance." HOLLYWOOD ... The Flynns are together again. within twenty -four hours. No reference to Carole's none too They're over their "mad" and Errol has deserted Greg Bautzer, whose engagement robust health was made, nor was any- ring Lana was wearing, said: "I wish thing said of Gable's dash to her side. his bachelor apartment for home -and Lili Damita! them all the happiness in the world."

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RITA HAYWORTH- Destined to be widely pub- in "Only Angels Have Wings," will be seen next these pages licized as 1940's most exciting personality, Rita in Columbia's "Blondie On a Budget." Chris- Hayworth originally was a dancer. She's been in tened "The Flame Girl" by adroit Hollywood pictures five years, showed marked acting ability phrase -turners, she will live up to that name!

www.americanradiohistory.com FAR TOO LITTLE is being heard these days of who have not seen enough about her in the public Myrna Loy, internationally recognized as "the per- prints recently, and to inaugurate a we want to see fect wife" because of her series of "Thin Man" pic- more of Myrna Loy" campaign -and more "Thin tures with William Powell. Movie and Radio Guide Man" pictures! She is under contract to M -G -M; in herewith presents this glamorous portrait for those private life is wife of producer Arthur Hornblow, Jr.

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Ginger Rogers will get a divorce; Director LeRoy STUPEFYING is the word to describe the cuts Vivien Leigh kisses; effect the marriage of Artie Shaw and Lana Turner (Feb. 13) had on Zasu Pitts plans to de- Hollywood. Above: As they appeared in sert movies radio! "Dancing Co -Ed." Cir- -for cle: Newlyweds at home

GINGER ROGERS has now become shoe -box. Janet Gaynor clings to the old pictures as a vehicle for Jane. Yet DIRECTOR MERVYN LEROY is the the center of Hollywood speculation shoes she wore in "Seventh Heaven." before her sharply etched performance censor's friend. He believes in saving with her decision to divorce Lew Ayres Now, Lana Turner (Mrs. Artie Shaw) as Ma Joad, Jane had no outstanding them trouble and high blood- pressure. after a three -and -a -half -year separa- insists upon wearing bright -red shoes performance to her credit and, under His instruction to the cutter on "Wa- tion. Query: Marriage? And to whom? for difficult scenes. Observation: Ac- contract to 20th Century-Fox, her op- terloo Bridge" is: "Reduce all Vivien tors are a superstitious lot. tion had lapsed and she was signed for Leigh kisses to ten feet or less on the the Ma Joad part on a one -picture film." Reason: "A redhead," says Mr. FRED ASTAIRE AND JAMES basis. Preview night, Zanuck discov- LeRoy, "can get more emotional wallop CAGNEY have been jointly reading JACK BENNY'S attorneys are busy ered that Jane Darwell was a star and into a ten -foot clinch than others can every play, novel, short story and pic- protesting the planned release shortly a star of such durable luster as might get into twenty feet." ture idea for years in the hope of find- of an early Benny film, "Medicine well fill the niche left vacant by the ing a vehicle in which they could co- Man," which is owned by Bob Gold- death of Miss Dressler. He immedi- star. Both Astaire and Cagney have stein, a former agent and now a tavern ately re- signed her at a trebled salary. WHILE PRINTED REPORTS in a colorful personalities, singular talents and restaurant operator. The kick: Comment: Even a picker like Zanuck wide assortment of magazines have and professional integrity, and a pic- New dialog, which kids the original, sometimes guesses wrong. Mr. Orson Welles bought off from his ture starring the pair would mark a as well as imitations of Rochester and RKO contract with a payment 6f milestone in Hollywood's history. Ad- Fred Allen have been dubbed in. $160,000, the indomitable Man from vertisement: There's dough here for ZASU PITTS, in New York for a Mars dashed madly through a Chicago the guy who can produce such a story. series of radio appearances, admits railroad station carrying an egg -crate JANE DARWELL, epitome of the that she is seriously considering devot- under his arm, Hollywood-bound. He courageous, strong, inspiring American ing her full time to radio if present told MOVIE AND RADIO GUIDE that he CLARK GABLE won't make a pic- mother of "Grapes of Wrath," is defi- venture works out successfully. Rea- was planning to finish an original story ture unless he can wear a disreputable nitely slated for Marie Dressler roles. son: She likes the regular working - he had started while en route west, hat in at least one scene. James Cag- In fact, 20th Century-Fox is dickering hours in radio as compared with the then whip it into script form for a pic- ney carries his make -up in an old for remake rights to one of . Marie's irregularities of picture- making. (Continued on Page 24) 23

www.americanradiohistory.com AMONG THOSE PRESENT at the premiere (Feb. I) of RKO's "Abe Lincoln in Illinois" was Claudette Colbert, highest -paid woman star, according to recently released 1938 income -tax figures. (Man behind is a cameraman.)

(Continued from Page 23) Lure. He then announced that this original story would be his first Holly- wood production; that the nine thou- CIRO OPENING (Jan. 30) sand rumors of his split with RKO was a gala Hollywood event, were fallacious and that, far from a with an interesting new two- breach with the studio, he had just signed a contract for the third picture some, June Lang and Jimmy despite the fact the two other projected Bryant (above), in attendance films haven't been made or even started. "Heart of Darkness," for which foreign charmer Dita Parlo has been signed, is delayed by set trouble. as," with the newly wed Jane Wyman "Smiler With a Knife," his second and Ronald Reagan, insists: "I didn't planned production, is delayed because get lost. I went exploring." The proof: Carole Lombard, sought as lead oppo- His discovery of a gold mine, impor- site Welles, is not now available. tance undetermined, in Mexico. Meanwhile Welles, whose radio broadcasts will now all be made from Hol- lywood, plans to start production on CAROLYN LEE, the four- year -old the original story within sixty days, who almost stole "Honeymoon in Bali" finish it by summer. And, oh, yes- from veterans Fred MacMurray and Anticlimax: The egg -crate he carried Madeleine Carroll, will make another was filled with books. picture although never, in the annals of REPRESENTING the British contingent at the opening of Hollywood, have parents been so diffi- Ciro, smart new super night -club (Jan. 30), were Reginald cult to convince that their child should ALICE FAYE has ordered, for her Gardiner and Wendy Barrie, enjoying themselves hugely be a star. Most parents sit up nights personal wardrobe, copies of the cor- praying for such a break for their sets (excepting the be- diamonded one) young. Carolyn's dad is a steel -com- she is currently wearing in her charac- pany executive at Martins Ferry, Ohio, terization of Lillian Russell. Her the- ERROL FLYNN and his mercurial, mits, "but how can we make marriage and frowns on careers for children. It ory: A woman needs backbone these temperamental wife, Lili Damita, can plans in Hollywood? It all depends on took a studio vice -president six months days! always be depended upon when things our working -schedule." to persuade them to permit Carolyn to get slow in Hollywood. They'll stage come back to Hollywood. Huzzah: Two another spat. Hollywoodites have lost very wise parents. THE DICK FORANS, separated only count of the number of times he's SABU, Hindu boy actor, is in Hol- six months, have now decided to make moved his tooth -brush and shaving lywood to make "Jungle Boy," but their parting permanent. Journey: Mrs. things out of the Beverly Hills manse studio executives used their most pow- MERLE OBERON is $20,000 richer Foran will leave shortly for Florida and into an apartment of his own. The erful persuasion to get him there. He because of a court decision in London and a divorce court. latest is the linking of Errol's name had no desire to leave London, which last week which awarded her this with Bea Amidon, Gotham socialite is enjoying its coldest winter in years, amount in damages as a result of an who is now getting a Reno divorce and for Sunny California. The lad, reared automobile accident. Miss Oberon sued AL JOLSON AND RUBY KEELER, planning a visit to Hollywood. Predic- in the tropics, had just learned to ice - the driver of the other car, but when on the other hand, have started Holly- tion: Lili and Errol will make up as skate . . . and loves it. Inducement: the court held that her own chauffeur wood talking - and wondering. The usual. Indoor and outdoor ice- skating rinks. was negligent, the suit was transferred Jolsons dined together last week. A against him. His insurers were ordered reconciliation in the air? to pay the judgment to the screen star. THE RICHARD GREENE - VIR- EDDIE ALBERT'S disappearance in GINIA FIELD romance has been the Mexico and his subsequent suspension JEAN MUIR, whose overdose of subject of some fine and fancy guessing by the studio have been unexplained up ROSEMARY LANE has instructed youth interfered with her career when by almost every Hollywood columnist. till now. What happened was this: Ed- her attorney to draw up a legally no- she was in Hollywood before, is back Richard, whose next picture will likely die overstayed his four weeks' leave tarized affidavit setting forth the status and cast in Metro's "One Was Beauti- be "Brigham Young," rather than and neglected to inform the studio of her romance with Buddy Westmore. ful," replacing Virginia Bruce, no "Maryland," with Brenda Joyce, is where he could be reached. For his Then, when anyone tries pinning her longer under contract. She won the busy selecting furniture for his house. neglect and French leave, he drew a down to the ifs and whens, she'll part on basis of a test for "Of Mice Virginia is helping him. The lowdown: two -week lay -off without pay. Eddie, simply hand out a copy of her deposi- and Men." That's Hollywood! "Of course we're in love," Richard ad- whose next will be "Angel from Tex- tion, which solemnly states in fine legal 24

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SONJA HENIE, in the news as a result of a lawsuit (see item, this page), also made news by dating and going dancing with Dan Topping, recently divorced husband of Arline Judge, at New York's El Morocco

pecially for Olivia. Despite her exquisite performance as Melanie in "Gone With the Wind," a long absence from the screen is a risky business. ROSALIND R U S S E L L, who Truth: The public forgets easily . . . looks superbly smart in unusual and quickly. hats, proved it by wearing the number above to the opening. CESAR ROMERO, for "Cisco Kid," Hat was the hit of the evening had to let his hair grow, and before the picture was finished he found himself fighting off an almost irresistible urge to stampede into every barber shop he terminology that the star "swears and saw. But he is slated to go unshorn certifies she is at present neither af- AND embarrassed, for his next will be fianced nor married and that there is another in the "Cisco Kid" series. New no immediate prospect that she will friendship: A strange and understand- be." She promises to revise the state- ing bond has grown up between Ro- ment when the facts warrant. Com- mero and Tarzan Weissmuller of late. ment: Best publicity gag of the week. IS GRETA GARBO being starved SONJA HENIE is being sued in New into love by Gaylord Hauser, the di- York by one Dennis R. Scanlon, who etitian? Reported menu: A lettuce leaf claims that the skating star owes him for Garbo, a sirloin steak for Hauser. $92,000 for services rendered, one of HAWAIIAN HONEYMOON over, Mr. and Mrs. Bob the services being to secure appoint- Howard (the former Andrea Leeds) now are frequent visi- ment of a judge "not unfavorable" to tors to the gayer night- spots. Above: At the Ciro opening JIMMY DUNDEE, for Paramount's Sonja in the 1936 Olympics. Holly- "Woman from Hell," had to overturn wood is puzzled. Overlooked by Mr: a car while going sixty -five miles an Scanlon: Sonja turned to the movies hour. Crawling from the wreck, the and professional ranks when there ment in "Maryland" as a reward for FATHER FLANAGAN, famous priest stunt man scratched his arm, refused were no more worlds for her to con- his fine work in "Star Dust" opposite of Boys Town, will be seen (thanks to to have it painted with iodine. Quotes: quer. She had won the two previous Linda Darnell. John was lost in the Spencer Tracy) in another picture "That stuff hurts!" Olympics hands down. And besides, shuffle at both Paramount and War- dealing with his famous institution for how could one judge affect the final ners, but Zanuck believes John is big - homeless boys. All the facilities of the results? (For Sonja's latest romance, star material and that "Maryland" will school will be placed at Metro's dis- BRENDA MARSHALL had a pecu- see picture, this page.) prove it. Memory: Another young lad posal for the filming. "Boys Town," liar dread of meeting Errol Flynn on released by a rival studio and in whom the first Father Flanagan film, while a the day when she had to report for Zanuck believed was-Tyrone Power! financial success for the studio, had a work with him in "The Sea Hawk." EDWARD G. ROBINSON - whose not -so -good effect upon Father Flana- She had met Errol fleetingly when she radio broadcastings on "Big Town" gan's contributions, which dropped off first came to work at Warners' on "Es- deal with racket -busting-has uncov- GADGET OF THE WEEK: Ann immeasurably because donors thought pionage Agent" a year before and had ered a new Hollywood racket ... just Sothern's miniature lobster earrings- he shared in picture's profits. Adjust- since avoided him for fear that he to keep his hand in. It works like this: strictly for sport and sea -food lovers. ment: This time, Metro will pay the wouldn't remember her. To her as- A dilapidated car sits in a side street priest $100,000 for the picture rights. tonishment, Flynn not only remem- awaiting a movie -star motorist. At an bered her but sought her out in the opportune moment, when the star GERALDINE FITZGERALD, a big wardrobe department that initial might be blamed for carelessness, the find of the year, believes in maintain- OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND'S breach morning to express his delight that she jaloppy zooms out, tries to ram the ac- ing tradition, but both Geraldine and with her studio, Warners, will un- would share honors with him. Result: tor's car. If successful, a lawsuit or a her husband -Edward Lindsay -Hogg, doubtedly be healed by Frank Capra's Brenda thinks actors are swell people. whopping settlement follows. Warn- working in New York for the Irish request that she play the leading femi- ing: Movie motorists, drive slowly. Emergency Fund -have almost given nine role in "The Life and Death of up hope that their baby, due in April, John Doe." There is only one Capra, IF JITTER -BUGGING is getting you will be born in the five- hundred -year- and now that Warners have him, down, wait until you get a load of the FOR JOHN PAYNE, the new Rich- old family manor -house in their native they'll give him anything he wants ... new dance LeRoy Prinz has concocted ard Greene assignment is a godsend. Ireland. Drawback: The submarine - including the moon. Which is a good for "Too Many Husbands." It's called For John will draw the Greene assign- infested sealanes. thing for Warners, for Capra, and es- (Continued on Page 36) 25

www.americanradiohistory.com THE good Irish name of O'Hara has taken on a new and unwonted glamour with the advent of that fabulously popular film spectacle, "Gone With the Wind." But as the tempestuous Scarlett O'Hara of Margaret Mitchell's story sways millions of movie -goers with her lightning changes from infinite tenderness to coldest fury, another O'Hara is brilliantly winning her way to Hollywood stardom. She's a sparkling brunette colleen straight from the Emerald Isle-and her name is Maureen. When Jim- mie Fidler singled her out from the dozens of pretty and promising youngsters who abound in Hollywood as one of his two "Dramatic Discoveries of 1939" and presented her as such on his January 19 broadcast, he was not pulling rabbits from a hat. Maureen O'Hara is no diamond in the rough. She started acting when she was but five years old with her brothers and sisters (three of the former, two of the latter) as an audience, studied later at the Abbey School of Acting and, at seventeen, played leads in the famed Abbey Theater. It wasn't just by chance that Charles Laughton chose her for a lead in "Jamaica Inn." Yet Maureen was new to Hollywood and sniping critics waited for the finished picture, ready to pounce on a weakly cast feminine lead who would fail to balance Charles Laughton's portrayal of the sadistic English nobleman- smuggler. Those who have seen "Jamaica Inn" know how disappointed such critics must have been-and how well Miss O'Hara filled out her share of the tense drama which unfolded with the story of the unholy league between a gang of cutthroats and thieves and Laughton, the luxury- loving "J. P." Her portrayal of womanly bravery, softened by innocence and youth -and a touch of Irish humor -was the delight of all who saw her. A protege of Mr. Laughton, Maureen was next cast with him in the current remake of "Hunchback of Notre Dame." There again she is the perfect foil for his sensational characterization of Quasimodo, the pitiable hunchback. It was on the basis of these two pictures that Jimmie Fidler made his choice, and it is undoubtedly a choice of which millions of movie fans will enthusiasti- cally approve. Brown -haired, blue -gray -eyed, and just five feet six inches tall, Maureen O'Hara is every inch an actress. Will she rise to the stature of an actor like Charles Laughton, with whom she has been playing? Will she rise to the emotional heights of that other O'Hara-Scarlett of "Gone With the Wind "? For an answer to that question, we suggest you see "Bill of Divorcement," scheduled for early release, and suggest also you will be hearing more -much more -of Maureen O'Hara. And not just from Fidler! Another O'Hara Makes Good Scarleft is a Southern belle, Maureen's a born trouper -both are O'Haras

BEST BETS FOR STARDOM made annually by Jimmie Fidler (right) on his gossip broadcasts were laid this year on Maureen O'Hara, young 26 Irish actress, and actor Robert Stack. Fidler is shown interviewing them

www.americanradiohistory.com Beloved Hussy They said she lacked sex appeal, but neither hell nor high water could stop Bette Davis' career. She started a Hollywood revolution!

By Sonia Lee

pRECISELY a decade ago a twenty - revolution in Hollywood, who has up- two_ year -old girl, of indeterminate set all the long -held, cherished notions coloring, arrived in Hollywood to of producers that the heroine must be begin her screen career. wronged, salvaged and live happily Those were the days before realism ever after. Bette's women stand alone, came to Hollywood, and a girl either take the consequences, and usually fin- possessed sex appeal and glamour or ish in the gutter -if not physically, at definitely had no future. least spiritually. Bette Davis had long hair leaning Without question, Davis has been an to blond, a pair of protuberant eyes, important and significant factor in the a nose, a mouth, a figure which didn't changed attitude of producers towards rate a second glance. handsome legs, a .body by Fisher, and A fatherly Universal executive called standardized, routined beauty. She her into his office a few weeks after has proved that to be a great actress her arrival. "My dear," he said, it is only necessary to know how to act. "you've got less sex appeal than any- Perhaps the most amazing tribute one I ever saw. Without sex appeal paid to a co- worker was in the guest you won't get anywhere in Hollywood. list of a party given for her by a na- I'd go back to New York if I were tional magazine, which had selected you. You're wasting your time." And her as the outstanding actress of the he inferred that Universal had cer- year. Every one of the top- ranking tainly got gypped. names answered "present." Undoubt- But if you tell Miss Davis that she edly some of them didn't dare stay lacks something, she'll trot out and away for fear of suspected jealousy. try to acquire it. For months on end But nevertheless there is a certain Bette experimented with her looks. In rancor towards her for her incredible turn she was Constance Bennett, the ability and her luck in roles. As Car - thirty- thousand -a -week lady, and Joan lotta, in "Juarez," she did not approach Crawford and Greta Garbo. Then she the impressive heights she achieved in gave up trying to be a not so good "Dark Victory." After the preview, carbon copy of somebody else and de- feminine stars were observed looking cided to be herself. Just about then particularly smug. Universal dispensed with her services. Davis has a talent for friendships. The other studios did not form in line She is a good fellow on the set. News- to sign her. paper people admire her candor, her There came a day when she decided instinct to cooperate, her finely tuned to leave Hollywood, but it rained. humor and her streamlined mind. Rain always being a forerunner of Her best friend is a girl she'd known fortune for her, she canceled her res- back East, and who now lives in Cali- ervations for that evening. It was a fornia. Bette is godmother to Eliza- lucky hunch, for Warners sent for her beth Fisher Greene's baby, who is also the next morning and signed her. She named Bette. was to do ingenue roles. A year or so ago, when a famous Today Davis is the acknowledged columnist was selecting the handsom- Duse of the screen. She is currently est legs in Hollywood, she went to reigning as Queen of the Movies with (Continued on Page 36) Mickey Rooney as the King. She has acquired two Academy Awards, first for "Dangerous," which was only an excuse, for her real award was for "Of Human Bondage." Her first Oscar was given company through a second award for "Jezebel," in which she played an advanced Scarlett O'Hara. Davis is a magnificent technician. Better than anyone on the screen, she has an understanding of movement and timing and calculated mannerism as tools for the creation of mood and effect. Because of her mastery over technique, she occasionally gives an impression of a lack of emotional in- volvement. Bette thinks it's all hooey about living a character. "A painter," she'll draw the parallel, "doesn't have to be a pot of flowers to paint them." She is the protagonist of the bad, the heartless, the selfish, self- preserv- QUEEN OF THE MOVIES TODAY, Bette Davis started ou+ with ing woman who grabs everything by figure and features which didn't rate a second leIlc Perfeet l` instinct. The kind of woman who al- mastery of technique, perseverance and a tal n fF friervIsVip ways makes demands but never gives. made her Queen. At left she is the typical ba4 Davis aracter; Bette in has been effect a one -woman above, she appears as "Jezebel, "which won he a seco d Oscar i' *, '

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Jackie Cooper's a sensation in Booth Tarkington's "Seventeen"

SELECTED by MOVIE AND RADIO GUIDE as the "picture of the week," "Seventeen" is a picturization of the famous Booth Tarkington story, with Jackie Cooper and Betty Field (recently seen together in "What a Life ") in the leading roles, as "Willie Baxter" and "Lola Pratt." To exploit the picture, Paramount arranged to have seventeen girls seventeen years of age selected in seventeen cities. These girls-with their individual chaperones-were brought to Hollywood on February 14 as guests of Jackie and Betty. They were taken on a tour through the studio, and given an opportunity to enjoy the film capital's famous restaurants and night -spots, all of which resulted in a great deal appearing in the public prints concerning the picture, "Seventeen." In addition to being an actor, young Jackie Cooper also fancies himself a musician, and organized a band named "The Clambake Cats." "Seventeen" is Betty Field's second picture. Her work in the stage plays "What a Life" and "The Primrose Path" brought her to Paramount's attention, and she's now under contract to that studio. Although "Seventeen" is Jackie and Betty's picture, the supporting cast is excellent. Otto Kruger plays "Mr. Baxter," Ann Shoemaker is seen as "Mrs. Baxter." Among others are "May Parcher," Betty Moran; "Johnnie Watson," Buddy Pepper, and "Jane Baxter," Norma Gene Nelson. Otto Kruger, who plays Jackie's father, is considered the most popular American actor in Britain, loan- fourth (with only three British actors topping him) in the sister for placing dance poll of 1939. While the picture was in production, OFF his kid Film Weekly PAYS VIer taking a seventeen- Jackie accidentally sunburned his feet. He worked in his bare feet for hda money Only ag- close-ups for several days, wearing shoes only when he had to ingi her his -oldcca understandis good 28 yearyear-old Seventeen' ony.ony

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PROVING himself as good at teen-age humor as at small-boy sob stuff, Jackie Cooper is a good bet for adult stardom. Certainly his acting in "Seventeen" gives him top rating as a juvenile!

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"VILLAGE BARN DANCE" -Lulu Belle and Scotty, of "National Barn Dance" fame, headline and acquit themselves very favorably in this Republic picture starring a variety of radio talent

"CHARLIE CHAN IN PANAMA " -Another in the series of the popular "Charlie Chan pictures, with Sidney Toler in the title role, this time ably battling attempted sabotage in the Panama Canal Zone

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Cast: Richard Cromwell, Doris Day, George Barbier, Bar- Cast: Sidney Toler, Jean Rogers, Lionel Atwill, Mary Cast: Martha Raye, Charles Ruggles, Richard Denning, bara Jo Allen, Lulu Belle and Scotty, the Kidoodlers, the Nash, Sen Yung, etc. A 20th Century-Fox picture, pro- William Frawley, Gertrude Michael, Betty McLaughlin, Texas Wanderers, etc. A Republic picture, produced by duced by Sol M. Wurtzel; directed by Norman Foster; etc. A Paramount picture, produced by William C. Thomas; Armand Schaefer; directed by Frank McDonald; screen screen play by John Larkin and Lester Ziffren, based on screen play by Lewis R. Foster from a story by Delmar play by Darrell and Stuart MacGowan. the fictional character, Charlie Chan, created by Earl Derr Davis; directed by James Hogan. Biggers. AN INTIMATE, behind- the -scenes picture of ra- I THE Farmer's Daughter" is a high, hilarious and ANOTHER family favorite, Charlie Chan, finds dio broadcasting which - more important - screwbally picture which will keep audiences brings to the screen some of the popular, current his way back to the screen in "Charlie Chan in laughing for a solid hour without let -up. Although radio favorites is "Village Barn Dance." This film Panama," latest of film series. In it, the imperturb- it has been made simply and inexpensively as an happily combines a keen and wholesome rustic hu- able sleuth is fighting sabotage in the Canal Zone. unimportant picture, it is apt to surprise its makers mor with novelty music and a moving story to make By this time, Sidney Toler, who inherited the role by winding up as one of the hits of the season and it an appealing and entertaining picture. It is the made famous by the late Warner Oland, has taken the vehicle which made a new starring combine- sort of picture -without fanfare and the earmarks on all of the native coloring of Chan to most fans. Martha Raye and Charles Ruggles. of a spectacle want to recommend to others. Take a financially pressed Broadway producer, -you'll WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF IT: Hollywood Reporter: ". To radio's Lulu Belle and Scotty go the honors on Rates as solid entertainment in its class ..." Screen Guide: "So- an angel with plenty of money and willing to back the musical side. They rose to fame on radio's "Na- so.. any show so long as it is away from Broadway and tional Barn Dance" and are right at home in this stars his "girl friend," a handsome hero, the farmer's story, while the Kidoodlers, making the most of their daughter and a country barn which is being con- numbers, played on toy instruments, are a close sec- verted into a theater, and you have a slight idea of ond. On the comedy side, Barbara Jo Allen (Vera the ingredients of which this comedy is made. When Vague of the "Chase and Sanborn Program ") con- you add to these a well nigh perfect cast, headed tributes to the comedy which, at times, grows hilari- by Miss Raye and Ruggles, a tightly written and ous. Surprise performance was that of Don Wilson Exceptional laugh -laden story that leaves never a dull moment, (announcer for Jack Benny), who steals the show and keen direction at the hand of James Hogan, then you have a show which is likely to pull itself, by with his portrayal of a good -humored, grinning ra- Dr. Ehrlich's Magic Bullet its dio announcer. The story, a simple, moving piece, is own bootstraps, out of the class of routine program Grapes-c4Wc th carried by Richard Cromwell, Doris Day and others. pictures for which it was obviously aimed -and into the big money -making class. T ..&Iui -iiri WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF IT: "... Peppy, romantic comedy Piweeehi p musicale, well suited to family audiences and youthful fans . WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF IT: Film Daily: "Martha Raye Weekly Variety: ". . . Should score satisfactorily . " Motion Ils,adway Melod7 steps into the starring role and scores a smash hit with her sing- Picture Herald: . Heart -warming performances by such ing and dancing .. Hollywood Reporter: "... A good whole- troupers as George Barbier, Richard Cromwell ... and good use some comedy " Daily Variety: "Fast moving and equipped of the radio artists featured .. . with splendid performances ..:' 30

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"My Little Chickadee" with W. C. Fields and Mae West is lusty entertainment; "Free,

Blonde and 21" is a good show

"MY LITTLE CHICKADEE" -The very idea of teaming W. C. Fields and Mae West together in a picture is amusing, and the antics they go through in the film are often smile- and laugh- provoking

"FREE, BLONDE AND 2I "-Second in the 20th Century -Fox "Hotel for Women" series, this film carries through the policy of giving talented youngsters an opportunity in pictures. Women everywhere will like it

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Baxter, Astrid Cast: Mae West, W. C. Fields, Joseph Calleia, Dick Foran, Cast: Lynn Bari, Mary Beth Hughes. Joan Davis, Henry Cast: Warren William, Joan Perry, Alan Donald Meek, Anne Nagel, etc. A Universal picture, pro- Wilcoxon, Robert Lowery, Alan Baxter, Katharine Al- Allwyn, Eric Blore, Montagu Love, etc. A Columbia pic- directed Sidney Sal - duced by Lester Cowan; directed by Edward Cline; written dridge, Helen Ericson, etc. A 20th Century-Fox produc- ture, produced by Fred Kohlmar; by kow; play by Harry Segall and Albert Duffy, based by W. C. Fields and Mae West. tion; produced by Sol M. Wurtzel; directed by Ricardo screen the famous Cortez; original screen play by Frances Hyland. on a story by Dalton Trumbo and character created by Louis Joseph Vance. THE screen's perfect combination for gusty, hearty REE, Blonde and 21" is a woman's picture. It comedy is Mae West and W. C. Fields and in this BEST -KNOWN fictional character of the late Louis is I is filled with the intimate, day -to -day experi- picture-a breezy story of the West which no Vance, "The Lone Wolf," is back in cir- ences which make up women's lives -love and talk Joseph more and of a gal with a past who seeks a new life again and to those fans who have learned of love, clothes, stockings and men. At the same culation in the great open spaces -they find ample opportu- William's smooth performance time, thanks to inclusion in the plot of a murder or to look for Warren nity to show how screamingly funny an old and of role and for his butler and right -hand man, two, it is not a picture masculine movie -goers will the rather timeworn plot can become under the masterly Blore, is big news indeed. The plot, light- find dull but, on the whole, a sincere and often Eric this handling of veteran performers. is fast -moving. touching successor to "Hotel for Women." ened by deft, humorous touches, "My Little Chickadee" was written by Fields and Particularly interesting also is the continuation West, who were expected to explode all over the set THEY THOUGHT OF IT: Film Daily: "Entertaining of a policy of giving lovely and talented WHAT at any time by those who know them well. Both are in this film screen fare ..." Weekly Variety: "Suspense.and suave detecting newcomers to the screen a chance to show what they will provide adequate entertainment ..." highly temperamental, both are used to individual can do. And the youngsters who started out to- billing, and in this feature they were co- starred. gether in "Hotel for Women" do a much more fin- But production moved smoothly. Mae -slimmer ished job in this sequel. than she has ever been for a picture, weighing a "Free, Blonde and 21" revolves about a heartless scant 120 lbs. -rode back and forth between the little gold- digger, Mary Hughes, who travels a hard sound stage and her studio bungalow in a limpusine, and conniving path to the penitentiary while her sat stiffly erect in a straight -backed chair on the set honest, hard -working artist companion -Lynn Bari Good Entertainment while not working. Fields, in a typically frowsy -wins the millionaire and happiness when "Finis" The Light That Failed but dignity- fraught role-stayed outside the stage flashes across the screen. But so convincingly and in the sunshine rehearsing his lines with his secre- he Mickey sincerely is the plot handled here that the theme The 1hii.. -foil. tary, Magda Michael (whom calls which might easily have become routine is genuine- Descry. -Ride3 Ae!aia Mouse). Closest approach to an explosion came from the preview audience's laughter. ly touching throughout. Fáis $IrfirrTttay

WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF IT: Hollywood Reporter: ". . WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF IT: Weekly Variety: . A Abe Lincoln in Illinois Measures up to the best standards of picture making ." Los hefty package of lusty humor that will click . ." Hollywood Re- Angeles Times: "... Whole cast enters cleverly into roles . porter: ". . . Story limps but laughs are plenty ." Jimmy Daily Variety: ". . . It should fully satisfy the feminine audi- Fidler: "... Two bells ..." Screen Guide: "... Two and one - ence .. . half stars ..."

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MOST VIVACIOUS of the talented BECAUSE Rosemary is accustomed Lane sisters, Rosemary Lane gives Afternoon to having a battle with ''Mr. Chips" her Irish setter, "Mr. Chips,' a bath on the bathing subject, she protects every Saturday afternoon, much to his eyes with goggles. Watching his chagrin. But Rosemary 'is deter- Rosemary with Mr. Chips" in her mined, so "Mr. Chips" gets a bath with back yard, one wouldn't suspect her -and Rosemary gets lots of exercise ambition is to be an opera singer!

TROUBLE! When persuasion fails THE BEST part of the bath, accord- (below) Rosemary resorts to physical Rosemary ing to "Mr. Chips," is its end (be- coercion. Miss Lane's real name is low). His mistress is one of the most Mullican, which makes her next pic- unaffected girls in films. She uses ture; "Three Cheers for the Irish," little make -up, unpoetically calls her- highly appropriate. She likes to eat self a "rusty blonde," has $25 a week -creamed chicken, chocolate eclairs Lane spending money, saves part of it!

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»k,- ÿ ; . a www.americanradiohistory.com BATH OVER, it's time for a good romp! Rosemary Lane is five feet "Four Wives," among others. She plays good tennis, likes to swim, four inches tall, weighs 106 pounds, and is popular with the boys. play ping -pong, and never misses an opportunity to go to a foot- She's under long -term contract to Warner Bros., for which company ball game. All of which proves (even though he does have to take she has appeared in "Four Daughters,' "Daughters Courageous," and a bath every Saturday) that "Mr. Chips" is a lucky dog, indeed!

www.americanradiohistory.com A UTOGRAPH - COLLECTING is a ter. She's always gracious and cheer- thrilling, fascinating, inexpensive Use this department to aid ful about the whole thing. hobby. Now, like thousands of others, Wayne Morris gets a thrill out of you too can have a collection, have for being asked for his autograph. He's your very own the signatures of such you in completing your col- always pleased to be recognized and famous screen and radio personalities asked for his signature. as those listed on this page-and oth- Joan Crawford is another who is ers. There is hardly a name you can't lection extremely gracious about signing her have in your collection, even if you of star signatures name. She's signed thousands. So has live thousands of miles from Holly- Shirley Temple, but in an entirely dif- wood and New York. Here's why: ferent way. Whereas Joan signs any Each week MOVIE AND RADIO GUIDE time, any place, Shirley's requests for will supply you with a number of signatures must come through her autographs of prominent screen and studio. The reason for this is the radio stars through this unique de- danger she'd be mobbed if she stopped partment. A "Fill-in" picture, such on the street and started to sign books. as the one of James Cagney on the There's a kick in getting autographs. opposite page, also will be published. There's a kick in having a collection You can start your collection with of them. If you aren't already a col- signatures taken from MOVIE AND RA- lector, start a collection today. Through DIO GUIDE, and you can start a "Fill- MOVIE AND RADIO GUIDE'S Autograph in" collection if you so desire. Simply Exchange it is possible for any person write your name in the space provided to start and gather together a large for it (after the word "wishes ") and collection, no matter whether or not you have an authentically autographed they ever see a movie or radio star reproduction, made out to you per- in person. If you have signatures or sonally, through the pages of this pub- facsimiles of signatures of stars and lication from Tames Cagney. would like to exchange them, simply Cagney signatures are not plentiful. MERLE OBERON - Hard BOB BURNS- He's al- PAULETTE GODDARD- write an ad similar to a want ad, He's gracious about signing auto- to recognize offscreen, she ways happy to oblige by She's glad to sign, but telling whose signatures you would graphs whenever he's approached by signs but few autographs scrawling his signature Charlie Chaplin's a dodger like to exchange, and whose you'd like a collector, but he's not an easy man to receive in return. Ads are limited to get to. When he's working on a pic- to twenty words, plus name and ad- ture, he's seldom seen outside the stu- sign autographs. It's a very persuasive Among the radio personalities, Rudy dress, and as many as space permits dio. Between films, he spends his time collector indeed who can talk him Vallee probably has signed more auto- will be printed in this publication each on a farm in the East, and isn't often out of his signature. graphs than any other individual, but week. (For more complete details, available. With Cagney, the fact his W. C. Fields, Ronald Colman and he runs in streaks. Sometimes he'll please see last week's issue.) Use the autographs are rare is caused only by Warner Baxter signatures also are sign time after time with rare good signatures reproduced on this page to his manner of life. With Greta Garbo, scarce not because they refuse to sign humor, at other times he's not ap- start your collection. It's a fascinating however, it's different. She dodges but because they seldom go places proachable. hobby and lots of fun. There'll be more signing autographs as frantically as where collectors have an opportunity Bette Davis, probably the most ac- "Certified Autographs" and another she dodges having her picture taken. of asking for their autographs. tive autograph -signer of all, estimates "Fill -in" picture in MOVIE AND RADIO It is estimated she has given no more Radio -star signatures are more eas- she has signed her name on 30,000 to GUIDE next week! than five in her entire life. ily obtained than those of picture stars 40,000 menus, parking- tickets, old en- Charlie Chaplin is another whose as a general rule, for the simple reason velopes, in autograph books, etc., dur- autographs are very scarce. Charlie, that they're not usually recognized by ing the past five years. To date, about often seen on Hollywood streets, in collectors, and when they are, they the only things she hasn't signed are JIMMY CAGNEY, star of the current popular "Fighting 69th" -Here is a "Fill -in" stores, at night -clubs, doesn't like to sign readily, pleased at the request. a man's shirt front and a police blot- autograph from him. Add your own name! 34

www.americanradiohistory.com www.americanradiohistory.com BELOVED HUSSY. . (Continued from Page 27) bat for Margaret Donovan, her hair- president of the Tailwaggers' Associa- of support for herself and two small guish but only banked the fires of her dresser. She submitted pictorial proof tion, and was a prime mover in the daughters. The sister, Bobbe, has re- stage ambitions. She wanted tostudy and arguments in writing for her establishment of a school in Hollywood cently made Bette a proud aunt. with LeGallienne. But her interview choice. for the training of dogs for the blind. Bette was born in Lowell, Massa- with the actress was a failure. And As Bette approaches the middle thir- She will not tolerate people around chusetts, on April 5, 1908, and was so for the first time she faltered in her ties, she is acquiring beauty. It may her who can make no contribution to unprepossessing at birth that the en- ambition. Here she was -a spindly, be the composite of living, of thinking, her mentally and emotionally, since tire family promptly began to worry colorless, personality -minus youngster of grooming -even of the security of she can give nothing of herself to such about her future. She was christened who wanted to be a flame in the the- success. But today, people do turn to arid people in return. Ruth Elizabeth, but became Bette for ater. Perhaps it was preposterous. look at her -and then take another She speaks her mind and frequently stage purposes. In the varying family She says today that she went slightly look. does the wrong thing knowing it is fortunes, after Bette's parents were di- mad with disappointment and hurt for She has an indifference to wardrobe, wrong, just to get it out of her sys- vorced, she attended public and exclu- the next five months, but was curtly to feminine subterfuge. Her passion tem. When she sued Warner Bros. in sive schools, and finished off at Cush- pulled out of despond by Mother for books extends to consulting a world Ruthie, who dragged her to New York, map so that she might orient herself all fixed up as to clothes, face and hair with the locale of the story. She de- this time, and brought her before John sires to be exceedingly well versed in Murray Anderson, who not only en- languages, in sports, in music. Within rolled her in his classes but gave her the limitations of her busy life she a scholarship. has learned to play a fair game of golf, The Man From then on, neither hell nor high a passable tennis. She swims like a fish, water could have changed her career. but has to be careful of too much sun. She got a small part in "Broadway," On the Cover which George Cukor was producing with his Rochester Stock Company. HER one idiosyncrasy is a demand for Two -time Academy Award winner order and cleanliness. At three, a The leading lady broke her leg, and Spencer Tracy, whose portrait as Bette played the part. But even this spot on her pinafore would send her Major Robert Rogers in "Northwest of "Take it off, parade of her abilities didn't save her into hysterical demands Passage" appears on this week's take it off." from being sacked by Mr. Cukor. Since Today her clothes are on a perpet- cover, will next be seen in "Edison, then, Mr. Cukor, now an ace director ual escalator to the cleaners, and woe the Man." He placed high on the in Hollywood, must have frequently betide the servant who forgets to dust 1939 list of the box- office favorites eaten the words he spoke to Bette on even in the most obscure corner. She that now memorable occasion. has been known to come home from a Bette kept on going and even- hard day at the studio and attack a BUT room with dust -mop and broom, even tually landed in Hollywood. And if it is twelve midnight and she is she married Ham. And they were di- tired out. England to break her contract, she ing Academy, where she waited on vorced. In the palmy days of happi- She can spy a drooping posy in a wasn't fooling herself. The odds table at the dormitory to help defray ness Bette had said that unless two vase at fifty paces, and a crooked lamp- against her were too great. But the expenses. It was here she met Harmon people had gotten to the ketchup -bot- shade or slightly out -of -line picture court fight brought under -surface re- Oscar Nelson, whom she later married, tle throwing stage, there was no excuse will send her to the spot like a homing - sentments out in the open, and it and from whom she is divorced. for divorce. But no such drastic be- pigeon. She has what may be called proved an excellent emotional cathartic. Her theatrical ambitions were strictly havior is reported of them before they "the housewife's eye." Since the suit she has had the best not in the family tradition, but Mother came to a parting of the ways. In the bosom of her family she is pictures of her career, and her differ- Ruthie was a modern and believed that The George Brent romantic episode, called "The Golden Goose," which is ences with the studio since then have children should be guided, but never so widely advertised, is now ended. apt, for she has certainly laid a lot of been of a minor nature. driven. During Bette's entire school While it lasted, it was good for her. golden eggs for her studio. Others life her dramatic talent kept asserting It diverted her mind from the very frequently lay just plain eggs. WITHOUT compromise she believes itself. She appeared in town pageants real tragedy of her separation and She is mad about dogs, and the ca- every ambitious woman must burn and school plays. And for a time while divorce from Ham. nine members of the family go swim- her bridges behind her. Bette's con- studying with Roshanara, the great Bette now lives alone and tries to ming in the pool and dry themselves tention is that it puts steel in the spine dancer, she had visions of becoming like it. But I doubt if she ever will, off against Bette and her prized Co- to know that you must go ahead -that a premier danseuse. Roshanara died, since half of her is always yearning lonial furnishings. They are fed titbits there's no going back. and with her Bette's idea of making to be some man's "little woman." at the table, which seems appropriate Her family constellation is a devoted a career of dancing. But a Queen has no time for Love. since Bette's prime humanitarian con- mother, called Ruthie, who used to be A year at home, learning the homely And Bette Davis is today the undis- cern is dogs. She was until recently a retoucher on photographs as a means tasks of a household, did not extin- puted Queen of Hollywood!

THIS WEEK IN HOLLYWOOD . (Continued from Page 25) "Doing the Threesome" and it takes Mickey Rooney in another Hardy Fam- Mexico, Luise Rainer in northern Cal- gested to her that it would be helpful two gentlemen and a lady to perform. ily film, "Andy Hardy Meets a Debu- ifornia -all of which was exciting to to her career if she were seen about The agile threesome will be Jean Ar- tante." Ezra Stone, "Henry Aldrich" everybody concerned. with Hollywood's likely young men, thur, Fred MacMurray and Melvyn of the radio, is slated for the same she replied, "I've got a boy friend. If Douglas. Revise: Three's a smash hit! role on screen. Kay Kyser for a sec- you want me to go somewhere special, ond picture to follow "That's Right, MAYBE IT'S SABOTAGE, but for I'll gladly go, but he'll be my escort." You're Wrong," only stipulation being the third time in a week something un- Brenda's boy friend, who was a fellow EDNA BEST married Nat Wolfe, the studio doesn't try to make an actor out explainable happened to the hook-and- student at the University of Southern agent, at Hidden Wells Ranch, near of him. Robert Stack, who first -kissed eye responsible for upholding Dotty California, is Owen Ward. He gradu- Las Vegas, on the day following her Deanna Durbin on screen, in "The Lamour's sarong during filming of ated last June, is making a start in divorce from Herbert Marshall: On Mortal Storm. "Road to Singapore." Suspects: Bing business now. He always waits for the same spot, William Powell and Di- Crosby and Bob Hope. Suggestion: A Brenda on the set when she works late, ane Lewis became man and wife. A safety-pin. takes her home. They have an under- prediction: Herbert Marshall and Lee MIKE CURTIZ, directing "Virginia standing that when both are more Russell, who've been each other's City," warned one of his actors not to advanced in their chosen professions, shadow for over two years, will soon irritate him. "I'm a dangerous man BRITISH - BORN VIVIEN LEIGH they will marry. Wisdom: "Mean- be married. when I get my dandruff up," Mike (India is the land of her nativity) has while," Brenda says, "he's learning threatened. Advice: Look to your lau- spent most of her life in England. Par- about pictures and if I come home rels, Sam Goldwyn. donable, therefore, was her lack of from the studios cross, he'll understand SAYINGS OF THE WAGS: For his understanding at the cheers which the reason for it." great performance in "Dr. Ehrlich's greeted the playing of a catchy tune Magic Bullet," Eddie Robinson will be ZORINA, like other newcomers to on her first visit to the Deep South in starred by Warners in "The Life of Hollywood, likes to explore Califor- connection with the showing of "Gone EDDIE CANTOR is busy at the Paul Muni." nia's scenic wonders all by herself. With the Wind." She asked a southern Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer lot making Tempted by a vast and sweeping es- belle standing near what it was. The "Forty Little Mothers" and is said to tate, she drove in, was mired, rescued Kickaroo: The song was `Dixie." be dickering with Warner's for pur- CASTINGS: Errol Flynn in four - three and a half hours later just as chase of "Three Men on a Horse," to "Out of Gas," "Captain Horatio Horn - hubby George Balanchine was sending be filmed as a musical. Guess: "Forty blower," "Simon Bolivar," and "The out a police alarm. Do- Alikes: At the BRENDA JOYCE accepts no dates of Little Sons" would be more to his White Rajah," which he co- authored. same time, Richard Greene was lost in convenience. When the studio sug- liking. But how about the public? 36

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Hatfield 12:00 CST 12:30 CST (11:30 MST) Grand 11:00 MST Today's program originates ling, judge. Guests: Dana *KFEL -News: Frankie Carl MBS -To be announced: Hotel, CBS. NIGHT KFEL from Washington, D. C. Suesse, composer, and Ru- Four Belles \V JIB Drama, with Betty Lou Ger- Well -known political leaders Jack dolph Ganz, conductor. KFH -Let's Listen son and Les Tremayne. 6:00 CST (5:00 MST) CBS- Church of the Air: KFOR will tell of their hobbies. Benny, Comedian, NBC. KLRA -Central Baptist Church KMBC KLRA (sw- 15.27) 1:00 CST (12:00 MST) Great Mary Livingstone, Andy De. 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Walter KUOA- Concert Miniature Speaker: Most Reverend John Plays, NBC. 4:30 CST (3:30 MST) Metro- vine, Don Wilson, Roches- Winchell, Columnist, NBC. KVOD -Colorado Forum J. Cantwell ¡Catholic). Arch- politan Opera Auditions, *KVOR- Monitor Views the News bishop of Los Angeles and San Arthur Wing Pinero's "The ter, Dennis Day, Phil Har- Diego, California. Second Mrs. Tanqueray" will NBC. ris' orchestra. 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Ford KWTO -Missouri Schools Semifinals. Alfred Drake, see page a. WHO- Cameos of New Orleans NBC -Pilgrimage of Poetry: KG)IF be presented. Sunday Evening Hour, CBS. baritone, Gertrude Gibson, Jose Iturbi, pianist; Detroit WIBW- Pleasant Valley WREN KWK KVOD KV00 KSCJ 1:30 CST (12:30 MST) Uni- 6:30 CST (5:30 MST) Screen soprano. Symphony Orchestra, Eugene MST KTHS KOWH KANS (sw- 15.33) versity of Chicago Round Guild Theater, CBS. 5:15 CST 4:15 More detail on page 14. Ormandy, conductor. KFBI- Musical Prgm. Table, NBC. 5:00 CST (4:00 MST) Catholic Guest: Don Ameche, screen Music be NBC -Music for Moderns: detail may found on KFEQ-Just the Other Day KARK "Economic Issues and 1940," Hour, NBC. and radio actor. page 12. column 3. WOW KOA WDAF WHO KLZ -Return to Romance a discussion various ques- Tenth anniversary program. of KSD -Bob Becker's Chats About *News: KFH KOIL WIBW tions to be brought up in the Archbishop F. J. Spellman 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Chase 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Camp- Dogs *KFBI- Luncheon Lyrics: News coming Presidential cam- of New York will give the and Sanborn Program, NBC. bell Playhouse; Drama, CBS. KVOR -Salon Orch. KFEL -Reed Murray's Orch paign. Apostolic blessing of Pope Charlie McCarthy and Edgar Joel McCrea and Frances Dee will co *WHO -News of the Week KFEQ- Sidenfaden Varieties Pius XII. Jessica Drag - Bergen, comedians; Donald -star with Orson Welles New KGBX Featured Orch. 2:00 CST (1:00 MST) onette, soprano. will also be Dickson, baritone; Robert in "Rabble in Arms." 5:30 CST 4:30 MST KLZ -Calvary Baptist Church York Philharmonic Orches- heard. Armbruster's orchestra. MBS-The Show of the Week: *KMBC -News: As Kansas City tra, CBS. Guests: Arthur Treacher, 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Hour KFEL KWK KFOR WHB Dines Joseph Schuster, cellist; John 5:00 CST (4:00 MST) Fifth movie butler; Al Pearce, of Charm, NBC. Guests: Frankie Masters and KMOX -ln the Dean's Study Barbirolli, conductor. Row Center, MBS. radio comedian; Gene Autry, Phil Spitalny's his orchestra. Music detail may be found on All -Girl or- KUOA -Ozarkian Male Quartet page 12, column 3. Dramatic procram. cots boy si ricer. chestra. Guests. CBS -Gene Autry's Melody Ranch: KVOR-Church Services KFH KLZ KMBC KLRA KFAB KWTO- Luncheon Lyrics Refer to adjacent columns for stations broadcasting these programs KMOX WNAX WJAG-Helen Craven Karelia NBC -Beat the Band, musical WNAX -Poet's Corner quiz show: KANS KOA WHO 12:15 CST 11:15 MST KSD WOW (sw -9.53) KFBI- Record Review NBC -I Want a Divorce, sketch: 3:00 CST 2:00 MST KARK -The Next Step Forward NBC -New Friends of Music NBC -Music for Moderns: KV00 Con- *KFEL -News: Prgm. Preview KGBX WDAF KSD KARK KOA MBS- Nobody's Children, sketch: KFBI -Swedish Services cert: KGHF KGBX MBS-Radio Warblers: KFEL KFEQ- Electricity Speaks KV00 (sw -9.53) KFEQ -Plav KFEL KFOR Time KARK -The Lone Ranger KOIL KWK WHB *KFOR -News Today's drama brings up the Guests: Stuart Erwin and KLRA- Lutheran Hour KFBI Old Fashioned Revival KGBX- Concert Hall of the Air question, "Is There Any Room June Collyer, screen stars. KLZ -Louis Br. NBC -Vass Family: KGHF KSCJ Left for 'Caveman' Tactics in Katzman's Orch. KFEQ-Capsule Hour -Salon Orch. NBC-Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra: KOA -Ranch KANS KVOD KOWI1 WREN KGHF Modern 'Marriage?" Boys KF KA Weld County Chunk -Rhapsody in Brass (sw -9.53) KTHS -Band KTHS (sw- 15.33) KLZ MBS -Meditation & Melody: KOIL Club KOIL -Alex Randolph KMOX -Sunday Serenade: Musicale KUOA -Under the *News: KFAB KUOA WOW KFOR NBC -National Vespers: KVOD Capital Dome KUOA -To be announced KOA- Sunday Symphonette KVOD-Little KFH -Dr. Pepper Playhouse KANS KGHF WREN KARK Church of Holly KVOD- Variety Prgm. KOWH -Tips & Tunes CBS-N. Y. Philharmonic Orch.: wood KGBX -Towns of the Southwest KVOO KTHS KWK KSCJ (sw- KVOO -Your Singing Neighbor KUOA -Bob Jones KMBC KOIL KFH KLZ KLRA Postage WIBW-Popular 15.33) KV00- Stamp Adventures KVOR Eventide Echoes Varieties KWTO Moods: Federal KVOR WIBW KFAB KMOX KVOR- tv.l At; Dinner Music -Organ Dr. Fosdick's address is titled Musical Roundup KWTO- University of the Air Loan Prgm. (sw- 11.83) "Preventing Religion." The KWK -Piano Recital WNAX -American Radio Warblers Music detail on page 12. male quartet will sing Blest Be WDAF- Famous Homes 1% I I B-The People's Choice *KWTO -News WHEN Dale Brodie s Orcn. *News: KFEQ KUOA the Tie That Binds, and More WIBW -Senator Capper \\.I \G- Studio Prgm. WIBW- Yankee Traveler KFBI- Midday Dance Melodies Love to Thee, 0 Christ. 1c N. \X- Miracles of Health WJAG -For Children 5:45 CST 4:45 MST 12:30 CST 11:30 MST KFEL -Rainbow Trio Father Coughlin: KFEQ WHO Only MST WOW -To be *News: KOIL KVOO NBC -From Hollywood Today: 1:15 CST 12:15 KFKA -Fort Collins Prgm. KFBI -Musical Prgm. announced KARK KGBX KOWH WOW *News: KWTO KLZ KOWH 4:15 CST 3:15 MST KVOR -Tunes of Today KOWH- Christian Science Prgm. KFKA- Christian Crusaders WDAF -If It Had Been You KOA WHO WDAF KFEL -Imperial Male Chorus. KVOD -Dance Orch. KGBX -Public Forum NBC -Bob Becker's Chats About -Dance W!BW- Emahizer Melodies *CBS -News: Grand Hotel: KOIL KFEQ Time KWTO -S. T. C. Half Hour KOA- Lamont School of Music Dogs: KOA WHO WDAF WOW KMBC WNAX KMOX *KMOX- Headline Highlights WHB -Old Fashioned Revival KOWH -To be announced KV00 (sw -9.53) KUOA -James Elwood WHO -Mary Crawford, violinist KUOA- Madeleane Stearne NBC -Vicente Gomez, guitarist: NBC -Al & Lee Reiser's Orch.: WHB -Power Parade NIGHT WJAG - Letter trom Congressman KWTO -Community sing Pram KSO KSCJ KTHS KOWH WREN KGHF KV00 KSCJ KANS (ew- Talk WJAG- Rotary Observance Karl Stefan WDAF- Country Church of Holly- KVOD KWK KGHF (sw- 15.33) 15.33) -News *WNAX WLW -Page & There with wood Where there is no listing MBS -Lutheran Hour: KWK Here KARK -Pleasantdale Folks 1:30 CST 12:30 MST Peters & Organ WHB -John Wahlstedt, tnr. KUOA- Treadwell Trio for a station its preceding *CBS-News: Song Styles: KLRA NBC -University of Chicago Round WNAX- Sunday Get- Together WJAG -Stan Todd, organist KWTO- Assembly Vespers program is on the air. KFH Table Discussion: WDAF WOW WOW -Family Party WNAX -Sunday Get -Together WIBW -Negro Festival Choir KFAB -Home Town Band KSD KOA KWTO KARK KGHF WREN -Slums Cost You Money WOW -Dr. Pepper a Playhouse WJAG -P: T.A. Presents the Ham- 6:00 CST 5:00 MST *NBC -News KFBI -Ernest & Forget -Me -Nots HANS KGBX 3:15 CST 2:15 MST mer Family from Europe: KANS KFEL -Harry For detail see Good Listening Guido. 2:15 CST 1:15 MST WREN KSCJ KSO (sw -9.55) Horlick's Orch. NBC -Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra: 4:30 CST 3:30 MST *KSD- Community Forum: News *CBS -News & Rhythm: KLZ NBC -Foreign Policy Ass'n Pro- MBS- Lenten Music: KFOR KFEL gram: KANS KTHS KSCJ KOA MBS -The Shadow: KFEL KFOR KTHS- Concert Orch. CBS -Anson Weeks' Orch.: WIBW KWK KFKA KUOA -Peter Cavallo KMBC KFAB KOIL KMOX KGHF WREN (sw- 15.33) KFBI -Betty Huxell NBC-Crossroads, drama: KSD Music detail on page 12. Kvon Concert Corner WNAX KFH KFEL -Amer. Radio Warblers KOWH -Music for Everyone (sw -9.53) NBC -Lovely Lady: KOA KWTO-Voice of Youth Guest: Merriel Abbott. fa- KFEQ -Organ Reveries KUOA-Mario Morelli CBS -Ben Bernie & All the Lads: WDAF -Ballroom Echoes *CBS -The World This Week: WHB-Morton Gould's Orch. mous dance instructor. KUOA -James Wilkinson & Elea- KFAB KOIL KMOX KMBC (sw- WJAG -Talk for Senator Burke KNX WCCO KLRA KSL KMOX WIBW -You Can't Do That KFBI -Songs for Sunday nor 11.83) KFAB KVOR WBBM (sw- 11.83) -Dale KFEL -Simon Barer, pianist KVOD -The Role of Religion in WOW -Cameos of New Orleans WREN Brodie's Orch. NBC -Metropolitan Auditions of NBC KFEQ- Rosario Bourdon's Orch. the World 3:30 CST 2:30 MST -Jack Benny; Mary Living- the Air: KVOO KTHS KARK stone; Andy 12:45 CST 11:45 MST KFKA -Arthur Henderson, pianist KOA Sunday Song Service CBS- Pursuit of Happiness: KFH Devine; Rochester; HANS WREN KWK KVOD (sw. Don Wilson; KFEL -Singing Canaries KLRA- Christian Science Prgm. KUOA- Curtis Ensemble KLRA KMBC KFOR KVOR Dennis Day, tor.; 1533) Phil Harris' WLW KLRA -C h ri s t a d e l ph i a n s KOWH- Concert Master WHO -Curt Rogosuaki. pianist WIBW KMOX (sw- 11.83) Orch.: WFAA For dela,l see Good Listening Guide. 311ss Gibson will sing Come KARK WMAQ KSD KOA- Hollywood Reporter KUOA- Sunday Serenade WJAG -State Patrol Round Table Sogllo, Cosi Fan Tutte (Mozart) WHO WOW KANS KVOO KGBX WDAF KUOA -Fred Feibel KVOR -Road Report: Russian MBS- Lutheran Hour: KSO WHB and Filles de Cadiz ( Delibes). 2:30 CST 1:30 MST KFAB KFEL Mr. Drake will sing Queen WSM (sw9.53) *KV00 -News Cathedral Choir see *WJAG-Harold NBC -Tapestry Musicale: WREN Mali from "Romeo and Juliet" picture on page 1. Kline: Floma KWTO Old Refrains NBC -Chamber Music Society: (Gomod), and None But the Taylor: Weather: News KSCJ KWK KGHF KANS KTHS Old Fashioned Revival: KOIL WHB- Embassy Club KGHF KTHS WREN KWK Lonely Heart. Together they WIBW *W110 News KVOD KOWH (sw- 15.33) KOWH KANS KVOD KSCJ (sw- will sing Crudel. Perche Finora 1:00 . from *News: KFH KLZ CST 12:00 MST WJAG -Talk for Senator Burke CBS -N. Y. Philharmonic Orch.: 15.33) the "Marriage of Figaro" CBS -Democracy (Mozart). The orchestra will KGHF -Curtain 'lime In Action, dra. KMBC KOIL KFH KLRA KVOR -The World Is Yours, drama: mas: 1:45 CST 12:45 MST NBC play Amelia Goes to the Ball KFI- Professor Puzzelwit KMBC KOHL KFH KVOR KFAB KMOX KOA WOW WIBW KFEQ -Style Notes KLZ WNAX KVOO KARK (aw- KMBC- Vesper Services KLRA KFAB (sw- 15.27) 9.53) (fr dfail aee Good Listening Guide. Today's episode concerns the KFKA -Wonder of Vision *NBC -News from Europe: KGBX KTHS -To be announced -Dr. The story of radium will be KFBI- Lutheran Radio Chunk Government's problems in arriv- KLRA KLRA WRAF WOW KOA WHO (sw- dramatized. KUOA- Family Parlor ing at a solution for labor. KVORRussian Cathedral Choir 9.53) KFEQ -Aloha Land management disputes. KFBI- Ministerial Alliance KFH -Songs of Devotion KWTO- Christian Science Prgm. KARK -Nazarene Church -Radio Forum NBC -Great Plays: KSCJ KFKA KGHF -Rhythm & Romance KWK WHB -Bie Names of Kansas City KFBI -Jr. Christian Youth Cru- KLZ -Grand Hotel: Interlude FREQUENCIES KVOO KTHS KVOO WREN (sw- KLRA -Harding College WHO-Jerry & Zelda sade KUOA -Music for Sunday KA N8d 210 K7`HS-1000 15.33) )l'JAG- Studio Prgm.: State Sen. KLZ -Melody Master KARK-800 KDOA-1260 For detail an Good Listening KFEL- Fireside Quartet WJAG -Bohemian Orch. Guide. Carl Peterson KOA -Three B's KFAB-TTO KVOD-630 KFEQ- K -F -E- Cuties WNAX -Collegiate Series KVOO-1140 NBC -Smoke Dreams: WHO WOW 2:00 CST 1:00 MST KOWH- Modern Rhythm KFBI-1050 WDAF KFKA -To be announced KSCJ -Morningside College KFEL-920 KVOR-1270 KSD NBC -Oscar Shumsky, violinist: 3:45 CST 2:45 MST KFEQ-680 K W K-1350 KSD- Cameos of New Orleans KUOA -James Landry *KARK -An Orchid to You: KWK KANS KTHS KGHF KSCJ WDAF-Musical Prgm. KFH-180(1 K W TO-560 KUOA -Pop Concert KVOR-Sunday Song Service W News: Drifting Rangers (sw- 15.33) KFI-840 BAP-800 KV00- Policy Holders' Friend 4:00 CST 3:00 MST WDAF -Barrel o' Fun KFKA-880 WBBM-770 KWTO- Master Singers NBC -Blue Barron's Orch.: WDAF WHB-Music by Faith KFOR-1210 WCOO.810 WJAG- Hour WHO (sw -9.53) - KGBX-1230 WDAF-610 Lutheran Bible WHO- Hawaiian Knights KGHF-13:0 WENR -870 CBS -Hobby Lobby: KFAB KOHL *WIBW -News WFAA-800 Wheeling Steel 2:45 CST 1:45 MST KGNF-1430 KMBC KMOX WNAX (sw- 11.831 1`.14 G Gospel Singers KLRA-1390 WGN-720 with Barron's MUSICAL STEELMAKERS NBC -Yvette Paul For detail an Good Listening Guide. WNAX -Young People's Church KLZ-500 WHB$00 Orch.: WDAF WHO (sw -9.53) K M BC-950 WHO-1000 Radio's Original CBS -Going South: KFH WOW -To be announced KMOX-1000 WIBW-580 Employee Family Broadcast MBS -Haven of Rest: KFEL MBS -The Musical Steelmakers: 4:45 CST 3:45 MST KN X-1050 WJA(:-1000 KFKA KFOR KFEL WHB KFEQ -Nat KOA-830 WLS-870 SUNDAY. 4 P. M. 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WNAX -Final Edition WGN -Orrin Tucker's Orch. 1Ilt.Death 6:15 CST 5:15 MST 7:30 CST 6:30 MST Gus Haenschen's Orch.: WMAQ Valley Days 10:30 CST 9:30 MST March 3 Salute KOA KSD WHO WOW WFAA \ \'LWTTN= Land of Ours NBC -Jack Benny: KOA KGHF KFHSports NBC -One Man's Family, drama: KLZ- Alfred Wallenstein's Orch. WSM \VD:1F KFI KV00 (sw- KFI KSD WHO WOW WDAF WLW 9 :45 CST 8:45 MST *KWK -Sports: News 9.53) 11:15 CST 10:15 MST WMAQ KV00 KOA WSM KARK CBS -Henry Busse's Orch.: KFAB WNAXRobert Griswold Mr. M inn will sing ]burs Is NBC -String Quartet: KOA CBS -Louis Armstrong's Orch KF1 WFAA (sw -9.53) ylisc ICVOH WIBW \VNAX KLRA \ly llwirt Alone site. with I:FAB K)IBC 1CFH 6:30 CST 5:30 MST Lennox. Serenade from "The KGBX -Sunday Evening Altar KlIBC KOIL KRNT KMBC KRNT KLRA CBS -Weekend Potpourri: KFAB *CBS -So You Think You Know Student Prince." Miss Lennox KMBC -Religious News Reporter KMOX WNAX WBBM WIBW ?: NBC -Gus Arnheim's Orch.: (CANS Muic News: KFH KLZ WCCO will sing Song of India. Mi.. KVOR -On with the Dance WCCO MBS -Dick Jurgens' Orch.: KFKA KFAB KOIL KNX KSI. WNAX Dickenson will sing Quando KVOD WMT WREN I:FOR WGN KWK -Musical Prgm. NBC -Parker Family: KFI KOA KFEL KLRA KRNT \\'BBM KMOX Itnpito from "'mein dl Lam - NBC -Francis Craig's Serenade: mermoor" and. ylr. Alton. CBS -Screen Guild Theater: KNX WIBW KVOR with 10:00 CST 9:00 MST KGBX WSM KV00 WHO (sw- NBC -Jan Savitt's Orch.: KVO() For detail see Good Listen,ng Guide. the chorus and the violinist. I:I.RA KLZ t =w11.83) Intermezzo (Provost). The or. NBC -Les Brown's Orch.: \\'S \I 9.53 ) MBS -Gene Krupa's Orch.: WGN For detail see Good Listening Guide. rhestrii NBC -Voice of Hawaii: WREN will play Golletea KGBX WENR KVOO (sw -9.53) *News: WOW KTHS KFEI- NBC -Mr. District Attorney: WLW KS() KSCJ KANS overture, I.ife and Love and KVOD KGHF KARK-Nazarene Back Home Hour KGHF-Do You Believe in Ghosts' WREN WENR \VM'f KSO KWK -955) Spat n i sh Duce IMoszkowakil, *CBS -Paul Sullivan Reviews the (sw featuring the piano duo. KLZ -Democracy in Action ICOIL -Music You Want KVOD KFEL-Fed. Symphony Oreh News- (.W 9.65) NBC -Irene Rich, drama: WENR KMOX-People's Platform *KSL -News NBC- Bandwagon; Guest Orch.: KGBX -For Mother and Dad MBS- Howard McCreery's Orch.: WMT KWK KSO WREN WLW KNX March of California 11:30 CST 10:30 MST KSD WDAF KANS WHO KOA KWIC-Freddie Martin's Orch. KWK KIEL KSL -Church Service W'GN -Boyd KTHS NBC -Garwood Van's Orch.: KVOD W'SM KFI WMAQ WOW KV00 Raeburn's Orch. CBS -Mark Fisher's Orch.: KRNT WBAP-T. C. U. Band WAIT -.Jacques *News: WGN KGBX \VENII WREN KTHS KGHF WFAA KARK (sw -9.53) Jolas, pianist KFAB WBBM-Master Works on the Air KARK -The Swing Fourteen KSCJ KANS KWK KSO Guests: Ray Noble and his 7:45 CST 6:45 MST WCCO- Americans at Work Oribest ra. KVOD-Pop Concert *NBC -News: Johnny Messner's KFEL Ben Castle's Orch. Orch.: WREN KTHS WDAF -Dance Orch. NBC -1 Want a Divorce: KFI *K FBI-News 8:45 CST 7:45 MST WMAQ 8:00 CST 7:00 MST KSCJ WENR -Ace Brigode's Orch. NBC -Will Bradley's Orch.: KARIC KFH- Religion in Action NBC -Walter Michell: WREN NBC -Sports Newsreel: WREN WGNDick Jurgens' Orch. KGBX WSM KVOO WHO KSD WENR CBS -Hobby Lobby: KNX KLZ KGBX-Dr. Pepper Playhouse WLW' WENR WMT KSO KWK KSO WMT KWK KTHS WLW -Griff Williams' Orch. WDAF WIMP WOW KGHF Let's Waltz KVOD WLW NBC -Night Editor: KOA KFI KVOO WFAA WSM KARK WMAQ-Lou Breese's Orch. MBS- Leonard *KMBC -News: Hans Flath En- Lou Gehrie will be tonight's Keller's Orchestra: NBC a n *News: WMT WIBW WLW KFH tertains -M h a t t a n Merry -Go guest. 10:45 CST 9:45 MST WGN WAIT KFKA Round; Rachel Carley, vocalist; KFOR WDAF \VBBM KSL KVOD KMOX -The Land We Live In KARK-Frankie Masters' Orch. NBC- Francis Craig's Serenade: CBS -Jan Garber's Orch.: KFH Pierre LeKreun, Men About ROIL KSCJ- Catholic Evidence Guild tar.; KGBX -Tune Tabloids KSD WOW KVOR KMBC KRNT \VBR\I Town: Don Donnie's Orch.: KOA KARK-Homely Philosopher KSL-Fashions for Men KSC.I.Save America CBS -Henry Busse's Orch.: ICI.RA WNAX KFAB WIBW WMAQ WD/eF KSD WOW WHO KFKA -Old Fashioned Revival KNX KVOR -Road Report: For Mother Vs'GNHeidelberg Concert Orch. KFH KMOX WCCO KOIL (sw -6.17) KFI (sw -9.53) 9:00 MST KGHF-Old Songs & Dad Miss Carle will sing Para- CST 8:00 *KLRA -News: Dance Hour MBS -Dance Orch.: KFOR KFEL KIEL- Temple Song Service WBM: History in the Making *NBC -Wm. Hillman, comm.: dise and, with Mr. LeKreon, KMBC- Garden of Memories *News: KVOD KWK *KLZ Voice of the News WCCO-Federal Reserve Banks Faithful to You. Mr. LeKrenn Charlie Barnet's Orch.: KGHF KMOX- Twilight Trail KNX -I Was There WNAX-You & Your Government will slug Vagabond Dreams. KVOD KSCJ KTHS -Jimmy Capra's Orch. The trio will sing fhe Hoiriger KVOR -This Rhythmic Age KOA- Vogues & Variety 6:45 CST 5:45 MST Sehottleehe. The orchestra will NBC -Hour of Charm; Phil Spi- WBAP.Short Stories 11:00 CST 10:00 PAST KSL -Choral Music CBS -Week -end Potpourri: WCCO play Ce sont les eemmes qui talny's Orch.: WDAF KOA WLW 1VCCO. Cedric Adams CBS -Ben Bernie & All the Lads: WL1V -Moon River 'Wont perde.. Stop It's Wonder- WMAQ WHO WBAP WSM KV00 KNX KLZ WMAQ -Ace Brigode'e Orch. KFKA-Western Voice ful, Lady of Spain. Ma. Be's WGN- Hockey; N. Y. Rangers vs. KARK WOW KFI KWK (sw Chicago Black Hawks NBC -Walter Wlnchell, columnist: KGBX-Blue Barron's Orch. Makin' Eyes at Me and a med- 9.53) 11:45 CST 10:45 MST KSCJ Postal Oddities ley. WHO.Austin & Scott KFI KOA CBS -Jan Garber's Orch.: 1(1.7. *KSL -News CBS -Campbell Playhouse: WCCO WNAX-Adventures in Music CBS -Ford Sunday Evening Hour: *CBS -Paul Sullivan Reviews the KOA -Bob Millar's Orch. WNAX- Sunset Edition KMBC KLRA KLZ KSL KAIOX KFH WIBW WBBM WOW- Walter Wlnchell WCCO News: WBBM KMBC KFAB *WCCO News from Home WOW-To be announced KFAB WNAX WBBM WIBW KLRA KLZ KRNT KSL KFAB 10:15 CST 9:15 MST KOIL WCCO KMOX KRNT MST KFH KNX KMOX KOIL KRNT K011. KNX 12:00 CST 11:00 MST 7:00 CST 6:00 For detail see Good Listening Guide. NBC- Johnny Messner's Orch.: NBC -Jan Savitt's Orch.: WBAP CBS- Adventures of Ellery Queen: (sw 11.83) KVOD NBC -Dance Orch.: KVOD M,Mic detail on P.O. 12. MBS -Good Will Hour: WGN KSD WSM WHO KGBX WENR WCCO KFAB KOIL WNAX *CBS Reviews the KFEL CBS -Mitchell Ayres' Orch.: KFAB CBS -Louis Armstrong's Orch.: -Paul Sullivan KFH KNX KLRA KMOX WBBM MBS -Old Fashioned Revival: News: KNX KLZ KFEL Old Fashioned Revival: WMT KLRA KOIL (sw.9.65) (sw -6.17) WIBW KVOR KRNT KSL KLZ CBS- George Orch.: (sw- For detail see Good Listening Guide. KTHS WNAX KFOR NBC -Irene Rich, drama: KOA NBC-Woody Herman's Orch.: Duffy's *KFOR -News 6.17) NBC -Chase & Sanborn Prgm.: KGBX -Ave Maria Hour KGBX -The Music You Want KFI KWK KANS WREN KSCJ KSO KMBC To be announced WOW *News: KOA KFI KARK KMOX WHO WDAF KFI KOA WFAA KGHF - Revival Hour NBC -Les Brown's Orch.: WOW KARK WMAQ KTHS WMAQ WOW WLW KSD KV00 KSCJ- Frontier Fighters *KSD -News KARK WBAP (sw -9.53) MBS -Gene Krupa's Orch.: WMT KMBC Memory Garden: KFEL KFKA WSM KARK (sw -9.53) KTHS -Henderson College Prgm. KVOR- Concert Hall MBS -Lazy KFOR KFOR KFKA For detail see Good Listening Guide. Rhapsody: Endures KVOD- Bookman's Notebook WENRMammouth Minstrels KWK KFEL KSL -Music That MBS- American Forum of the Air: WREN-Father Coughlin. talk *News: KGHF KVOO'WGN I(VOR- Treasure Chest KVOR -Old Fashioned Revival Hr. KFH -Kaliko Kat Orch. KFH10th Century Serenade KFOR WGN -Your Date *WBBM -News: Pliny & Earl Sunday 9:30 CST 8:30 MST KMOXJimmy Conzelman's Musi- KLRA -Russ Morgan's Orch. NBC -Festival of Music: WREN W'ENR.Music You Want 8:15 CST 7:15 MST NBC -Cheerio's Musical Mosaics: cal Sports Roundup KSL Catholic Hour KGHF- KVOD KSCJ KWK KSO Parker WREN 1VGN -Boyd Raeburn's Orch. NBC- Family: KSO WENR KGHF KANS KSCJ KSCJ -Music You Want KVOD -Henry Nosco's Orch. Oreh I sw -9.55) *WLW- Barney Rapp's WLW WENR WMT KWK KVOO NBC -String Quartet: WOW (sw- KSD -The Catholic Hour KVOR-Petite Musicale CBS- Playhouse: KMBC WFAA WSM KARK News Campbell 9.53) KSL -My Prayer was Answered WDAF-Moonbeams Malneek's Oreh. (sw- 11.83) WMAQ -Matty KSC.1 -Sioux Cityans NBC -Home Town, Variety Prgm.: KVOR -Dance Hour WIBW -Dance Time WOW-Midnight Melodies KGBXSunday Song Service KTHS -Kent Rush WMAQ KV00 WSM KARK WBBM- Rhythm Off the Record WLW -Larry Clinton's Orch. WGN- Capitol Comment KVOD -Ernie Fiorito', Oreh. WBAP WCCORan Weeks' Orch. WNAX -W. P. A. Prgm. End of Sunday Programs

8:15 CST 7 :15 PAST 10:00 CST 9:00 MST KOWH-Morning Melody announced CBS -Good Morning: KFH KLRA MONDAY, March 4, 1940 CBS -Short, Short Story: KFAB KUOA -To be MORNING KOIL KMOX KFH KMBC KVOR -Musical Potpourri NBC -Breakfast Club: KARK -The Turning Point." star- KWTO -Hymn Sing *Sfar in program listing NBC -The Band Goes to Town: ring Jeannette Nolan. Ray Col- WJAGVoice of the Street lins and Mildred Mitchell. indicates news broadcast KSD 9:00 CST 8:00 PAST 9:30 CST 8:30 PAST WNAX -Vic & Sade NBC -David Harum, KSD CBS -American School of the Air: NBC -The Man I Married, sketch: NBC -Just Plain Bill, sketch: sketch: 10:30 CST 9:30 MST MST WHO WDAF WOW KVOO KOA 7:00 CST 6:00 (sw- 21.57) WOW WHO KSD WDAF KV00 WOW WDAF KARK KV00 -Big Sister, KFIl KANS CBS sketch: *NBC -News: WREN KTIIS KSCJ Blue Ribbon Melodies: KOA KOA W110 KLRA KMOX WNAX WIBW *CBS -Today in Europe: KMOX WHO CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly: KMOX NBC -Fran Allison, contr.: WREN NBC -Viennese Ensemble: WREN KMBC KFAB KFII KGBX KOW H (sw- 21.57) 8:30 CST 7:30 MST KLRA KOIL WNAX KOWH KTHS KSCJ (sw- NBC -Wayne Van Dyne, tnr. *NBC -News: KANS KGBX (sw- NBC -Breakfast Club: KGHF NBC -Josh Higgins of Finchville: 21.5) MBS -The Pay Envelope, drama: KGBX KOWH KSCJ KTIIS KFOR 21.5) CBS -Melody Weavers: KLRA KVOD KSCJ (sv -21.5) CBS -Hilltop House, sketch: KFAB KFEL KARK KARK -Burrogh's Family KMOX KFH KLRA WNAX KOIL *News: WOW KUOA KFKA Hymns of *News: KUOA KVOD NBC -Against the Storm, sketch: All Churches: WNAX KFBIOld Timers KFAB KARK WIBW WDAF WOW Markets: KFBI KFEQ KARK -Radiographies: Lonnie KOA KSD WHO WOW WDAF *News: *KFEL -News: Hal Oliver KFEL-Gordon String Ensemble Glosson & Sugar Creek Gang 7:15 CST 6:15 MST KVOR KVOD KFEQ- Interstate Varieties NBC -Jack Berch Song Club: (5w -Right *KGBX -News KFBI -Horlick Presents CBS -Four Clubmen: (sw- 21.57) KFAB to Happiness, sketch KGBX -Radio Exchange 15.33) -Frank KGHF- Devotional KFEQ -Ben Henderson NBC -Wife Saver: KTHS KOWH KFBI Chiddix KG11F-Hits & Encores MBS -Keep Fit to Music: KFEL KFEL -Tonic Tunes KGNF -Westerners KFKA- Denver Tabernacle KSCJ WREN KGNF -A Song is Born -Jim 1VHB KFOR KFKA KWK KFH-Ma Perkins. sketch KLZ -Captain Ozie KGBX Simmons' Oreh. KLZ-Good Morning Melodies KGHF -Dearest NBC -Do You Remember: KGBX KGNF -Round the Town KMBC -Happy Kitchen Mother *News: ROIL WREN KMBC -Joanne Taylor Markets: News (sw-21.5) KLZ -Pinto Pete & Ranch Baye KOA-Musical Magazine *KGNF- KFBI-Dorothy Heller KOWH -Old Fashioned Garden -Song *News: K\IBC KGNF KMBC -The Food Scout KUOA- Common Sense Viewpoint KLZ Shoppers: Virginia KFEQ-Old-Timers WHO KTHS -Food for KMOX -Vic Thought KVOR -Church in the Wildwood Shaw MIRE-flood Morning Neighbor 7:30 CST 6:30 MST & Sade, sketch KUOA -God's Half Hour KOA-Weavers of KWK -Sunbonnet Social *KSCJ -News: Time Table KGNFSalon Serenade NBC -Gene & Glenn: KGBX (sw- Melody KVOR -Just About ''ime KTHS- KOIL -Waltz Time KWTO- Markets: Carefree Capers: Devotional KLZ-Lada, Lend an Ear 21.5) KWVK Waltz Time *KVOR- News KSD -The Heart of Julia Blake Oddities: Weather Monitor Views the KUOA- Homemakers' Prgm CBS -Phil Ceok's Almanac: (sw- KWTO -What's New on KWTO N JIB ninth. KWKSecret KUOA-Thomas Turner, bar. Brigade Diary KVODVariety Prgm. 21.57) WHB-Silver Sails tVIBWHnusewives KWTO -Poultry: KWI(.Village Serenade Prgm. Salon Echoes KV00 Dorothy McCune WIBW -IGA Prgm. WHB -Home Musical Clock: WOW WDAF *KWTO.Mike Dosch, news 9:45 CST MST of the Week KVOR- Musical Newsy WJAG -Livestock: Jensen, 8:45 WJAG *News: KFEQ KFH KOWH 8:45 CST 7:45 MST Russel -Gooch -Singers KWTO-Hayloft Frolic KOIL KWTO WREN pianist NBC -Novelettes: KGHF KVOD WNAX- Gospel Singer W'JAC- Alusical Scrapbook CBS -Six Swell Tunes: KVOR WREN 6:45 MST *WREN -News: Waltz Time KOWH KANS KTHS WNAX-Vic & Sade 7:45 CST (sw-21.57) KSCJ (sw-21.5) 10:15 CST 9:15 MST CBS -M e o d y Ramblings: (sw. 9:15 CST 8:15 MST NBC- Houseboat Hannah, sketch: 10:45 CST 9:45 MST CBS -Bachelor's Children, sketch: MBS-John Metcalf's Choir Loft: 21.57) CBS -Myrt & Marge, sketch: KFH WDAF WOW WHO KV00 CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: Kill KMOX KMBC KFH WNAX KOIL KLRA KFAB KIEL KFOR *N BC-Eleanor Lane, songs: KFAB -Jane Tucker CBS -Life Begins, sketch: KFH KFAB WNAX KMOX KMBC KMOX CBS- Stepmother, sketch: KMBC News: KTHS WREN KSCJ *KFBI- Monitor Newe KMBC KOIL KMOX KFAB WIBW NBC -John's KMOX KFAB KOIL WNAX Happy Hank: WNAX WIBW *KFEQ -Markets: News Other Wife, sketch: NBC NBC -The Guiding Light, sketch. WHO -The Road of Life. sketch: KFAB KFEQ WHO KGNF-Sing Time WOW WDAF KSD KARK NBC -Woman in White, sketch: KSD KOA ICSD KARK WOW WDAF Harty Risers Club KLZ KVOR KLRA -Hymns of All Churches KVOO KSD WHO WOW WDAF WHO KVOO MBS-Azure, Music: KFOR KFEL *News: KVOO KWIC *KLZ -Voice of the News NBC- Vagabonds: KGHF WREN KARK -Lee Meyer, Town Talk WHB NBC- Rakov's Orch.: WREN KWK 8:00 CST 7:00 MST KOA -Home Folks' Frolic KOWH KTHS KSCJ (sw -2L5) KFBI-Tonic Tunes KSCJ KOWH KANS KVOD NBC -Young Dr. Malone, sketch: CBS -Organ Moods: KVOR KLZ (COIL -Music for Breakfast KFEI. Rudy Sooter, hillbilly KFEQMarkets: Hawaiian Melo- KTHS (sw- 15.33) KSD -The In -Laws KFEQ-Bill's Hawaiian Players dies WREN KTHS KVOD KSCJ KLRA (sv21.57) MBS -Radio Garden Club: KFEI. KUOAInstrumental Trio KGBX -Just About Time *KFH-Grains: Livestock: News KWK (sw- 15.33) NBC -Breakfast Club; Orch. and 8nb)ect: "Flowers of New KVOD-Tip-Top Tunes KLZ -Styled for home Pleasure KGBX -Gems of Melody KFBI- Hammond Melodies Soloists: KGBX KVOD WREN Jersey's Pine Barrens." -Day Dreaming KMBC -Meet Miss Julia. sketch Time KFEQ -Minor Clites KANS KTHS KOWH KWK KV00 KGNF -Waltz KFEQ- Weather Bureau on KLRA-Woman's -News (sw 21.5) *KWK- Sidelights News KOA -Food Parade Magazine *KFKA KFKA -Salon Orch. KWTO- Ozarks Singer KVOD -Morning Melodies KLZ- Health Club KGBX -Dance Orch. KGBX Hollywood Brevities *NBC -News: Happy Jack, songs: 1VDAF- Musical Prgm. KVOR-On the Mall KUOA -To be announced KGHF-Little Show KVOO KGNF -Jo Grunz WHO-To be announced KWK -Gospel Singer KV00 -Young Dr. Malone, sketch KGNF -Shoppers Program KLRA -Hit of Today: Interlude Pot -Betty KWTO- Rangers -Meet Miss sketch Coffee Inn: KFAB KFH WIBW & Bob. sketch Rhythm KVOR -Aloha Land KLRA Julia, KO1L -Polly the Shopper WHO WNAX WOW WIBW WNAX Grandma Travels WIBW.Adopted Daughter KWK -Paris Fashion Revue KLZ-Road of Life *News: KFOR KOA KGHF %VOW -To be announced WJAG- Musical Gems WHB -Story Behind the Song KOAHeart of Julia Blake. sketch (Continued on Next Pagel

www.americanradiohistory.com Pane 42 9!21 -B Markets. KFEQ WOW NBC-Adventure in Reading. NBC -Amanda of .-honeymoon Hill. CBS-Hilltop House. drama: KLZ NBC -Charles Sears, tnr.: KGHF *News: KFAB WIBW KVOO KANS KTHS KARK KSCJ sketch: KTHS KWK KVOD KAHN WIBW KSCJ KANS WREN KGBX KWK KFH KOIL KGNF WREN KGBX (sw 15.33) *NBC.0 I u b Matinee: News: KARK KOWH MONDAY Singin' Sam: KSD KWTO A dramatization of the life CBS -Golden Gate Quartet: KFOR KWK NBC -The O'Neills, sketch: WHO of Hans l'hristlan Anderson. KMBC KLRA : KOA WOW WDAF KSD *KA RK -Livestocks News NBC -Betty & Bob, sketch: KSD MBS -Dance Orch.: WHB March 4 KFBI -Frank & Ralph WDAF WHO KOA WOW MBS -Dick O'Heren, tnr.: KOIL K:,1,1% Ilalto lack & Ozark KFBI-Fellowship Hour KFKA-Markets: Morning Sugges KFEl Ramblers hi'EI.-Eddie Bush's KFBI Ernest & ForgetMe -Nots Orch t ions KFAB -Jane Tucker KFAB The Hired Hands KFEQ *KFEL -News: Old Time Melodies -This Rhythmic Age *KLKRA-News: Farm Service M. R1- singing (10:45 a.m. Continued) KFEQ -Dannen Cowboys KFBI-This Rhythmic Age KGNF -Songs We Forgot to Re- KL/ Mee. Miss Julia Melodies KFEQ.Matinee Melodies KGHF Novelties KFH-Tea Time Jamboree member KUOA- Rendezvous with Romance *KMBC -News: Markets: Dinner KF It Caton s Daughter KLRA Melody Time MILL-Vagabond KGNF The Swappers Dreamer KVOR -Good Morning Neighbor Bell Roundup: Feed Lot Chat. KGNF -Random Thoughts KMOX-Ma Perkins, sketch KTHS -Woman's World KLRA-Linda s First Lave WHB Farm Special Live Stock Market KI -Z -Farm Service Prgm. KOA-Melody Matinee KUOA -Jan KLZ-Big Sister, sketch Hubati 11:00 CST 10:00 MST KUOA Fireside Quartet *K\IOX -Let's Discuss the News KUOA -Edna KVOD-Charles KMBC-Life of Ruth Minick Sears NBC-Gwen Williams, songs: F \'Ors Harmonies Mary Sothern. KOWH Mrs. John Plantenberg, KVOR Master KVOO- sketch Singers Sooner Sweethearts KTHS WREN KVOD KGHF KVOR -Della Chiesa & Thomas L. talk It JAG 'I aneo Time KWTO-Sports KOWH-Touring the Town (sw- 15.33) Thomas KSCJ -Bob Allen's Swing Piano WHB-Milestones *KUOA -News: Musical Prgm 3:45 CST 2:45 MST of Melody WDAF -Right to Happiness K 1.10A Concert (' lassies WJAG CBS -Kate Smith Speaks: KLRA K \OD Mid NBC -Young Widder Brown, Rev Roy A. Coop WHB -Bob Caldwell, Jr.: Live- Day Musicale KVOR- MidDay Rhythms KFAB KMOX KOIL WNAX KVOO-Your Singing Neighbor sketch WOW WHO WDAF KSD 5:00 CST stock Reports het lu dous a J,,ue .ketch 4:00 MST KLZ (sw- 21.57) *KVORNews KV00 NBC WHO- Markets & Weather WHBMoods & Fancies -Yvette. songs; Paul Bar. NBC -Men of the West. quartet: KWTO-Mike Dosch CBS ron's Orch.: WJAG-Markets: Cradle Roll. WJAGAfternoon i Dowell -Smith,' Ed McConnell: KARK KGBX t \JAG Farm service KGBX KOA Scotch Story Employment WNAX -Olson Oddities: Bohemian KMOX KOA (sw-953) WNAX- Variety: Lonesome Lloyd MBS-The Balladeer: KFEL KFKA tVNAX Farm & Home: Farm Orch. CBS -Continentals: (sw- 11.83) NBC -Income Tax Talk: KSCJ Facts 1:15 :ST 12:15 MST KOWH *News: KFBI KFOR KWK 2:30 CST 1:30 MST -Book -a -Week: KVOO WREN NBC -Arnold MBS KFEL lots in Judy & Jane: KFH WHO WIBW WOW-Markets: Musical Prgm. Grimm's Daughter, NBC- Pepper Young's Family, 'I Preps re Your Fed- sketch: KOA WHO WDAF KFBI- Rendezvous with Romance eral Inc 'l'ax Report." by -Nazarene Church WOW sketch: KSD KVOO KOA WHO KARK 12:15 CST 11:15 MST KSD KGBX The Music You Want ('la renee Cracheron and Virtor -Markets WDAF WOW 81 emir!. KFEQ NBC -Ellen Randolph. sketch: KARK KGNF -Bob Entertains KGNF -Hollywood Spotlight CBS -Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne, KOA WREN *CBS -News: American School of KLRA -Take Your Choice CBS -Billy & Betty, sketch: *KMBC -News: Livestocks: Pro- sketch: KFAB KMOX WNAX CBS -Life Can Be Beautiful the Air: KLRA KMBC KLZ KLZ- Stepmother, sketch KMBC KMOX gram Notes KOIL (sw-15.27) KMOX KLZ KFH KFOR KVOR KMOX KOIL *KMBC -News: Prgm. Highlight MBS -Jerry Livingston's Orch.: KOWH -Walt Scott, pianist MBS -Charles Openui's Hawaiians: WNAX NBC -Chase Twins, sketch: KWK Musical Interlude KFOR KOIL WHB KSCJ -Farm Reporter: Iowa Mas- KFEL KFKA KFOR Today's lesson shows the re- KOIL -Rhythmaires ter Breeders KGHF KVOD (sw- 1533) sponsibilities of government *News: KGHF KFAB KWK *KFEQ- Markets: Weather: News KUOA -Popular Tunes -News: Tel -e- tunes: that rest upon the shoulders of WHO *KSD Harry Midday Melodies: WOW WLW KFH-Song Shoppers citizens KVOR -Just Relax of a democracy. KFBI -Old Timers Horlick's Orch. *News: KUOA WJAG KOWH KGNF -Let's KWTO Dance MBS -Mary Broekerman, sop.: -Alpen Brau Boys *KFEL-News: Allison KUOA- Markets: Modern Music Markets: WIBW KFH KLRA -Old Refrains WHB-Design for Dancing & Stan KVOO -Ray Whitley & Co. KARK -Checkerboard Time KFEL KFKA KFEQ -Music Graphs KLZ Aunt Jenny s Stories, sketch WIBW -Ma Perkins WDAF -Linda's First Love KFH -Geppert Studios KFAB -Farm Notes: Markets: KMBC -Life of Mary NBC -Affairs of Anthony, sketch: WJAG -Hawaiian Prgm.: WHB -Unity Viewpoint Sothern To be announced Last Call for Dinner KUOA -Hal Brewster KOWH KWK WREN KSCJ WNAX -Road WJAG Musical of Life KGNF -Sport Parade -Grain Market & *KFBI -News: Luncheon Lyrics KV00-Siesta KANS KGHF KTHS Masterpieces 4:00 CST 3:00 MST *KLRA -New.: Zoo KFEL -The Dime Man KVOR -Noon -Day Party KFAB- Markets: Bohemian Band Antics WOW Toby & Susie CBS- Continentals: KLRA KLZ -Lanny Ross, tnr. KFEQLullabv Lester & Old Tun KWK -It's Fun to Keep House KFBI Pop Concerts ere *KSD -News: Allen Roth's Orch. 11:15 CST 10:15 MST KWTO -The Laugh Clinic KFEQ -Ben Henderson NBC -Girl Alone, sketch: KARK KTHS- Curtain Call CBS-When a Girl Marries, KFKA -To be announced WHB -Dance Matinee KGBX -This Rhythmic Age KVOO WDAF WHO KOA WOW KGBX-Luncheon Dance KSD KUOA- Crimson Trail sketch: KLZ KMOX KFH KOIL Music WREN Royal Hawaiians KGNF World Bookman *KVODTropical WIBW KGNF- Rhythm at Noon KUOA -To be announced NBC Tempos: News KMBC 1:30 CST 12:30 MST -Reggie Childs' Orch.: KSCJ KVOR -Cub KLRA -Jewel Cowboys KVOD- Variety Prgm. Reporters NBC -Merry Music: KTHS KVOD CBS -Your Family & Mine: KOIL WREN KGHF KTHS KANS KWTO- KOIL -Heart of Julia Blake KW'IO-The In -Law Rhythm Roundup WREN KGHF KWK (sw- 15.33) KMOX KMBC MBS -Old Fashioned Girl: KFEL WDAF -David KSCJ -Voice of the People WHB-Ozzie Nelson's Adams NBC -Navy Band: KGHF Orch. KFOR WJAG-Musical CBS -Dixie Serenaders: (sw- 21.57) KTHS- Markets: R. F. D. 1060 KARK 2:45 CST 1:45 MST Roulette KV00.Otasco KANS KGBX WREN KSCJ CBS -By Kathleen Norris, WNAX- Bohemian Orch. NBC- Dinning Sisters: KGBX Merrymakers NBC -Between the Bookends: sketch KVOR KTHS KOWH (sw- 15.33) KMBC KOIL KMOX KLZ %VOW-Meet Miss Julia KFAB -Kitty Keene. sketch Tin Pan Alley Goes to KSCJ WREN Town KANS KTHS KFBI -Dance Time: Markets MBS -EI Paseo Troubadors: KFEL KGHF Life Can Be Beautiful: WIBW 5:15 CST 4:15 MST KWTO- Featured Orch.: McDon WNAX KFEL -Cats 'n' Jammers NBC -Valiant Lady, sketch: KOA NBC -Vic CBS-Hedda Hopper's Hollywood: aid Farm Boys & Sade, sketch: WOW KFAB -Bob Bellamy el. FQ Bunkhouse Bill WHO WOW WDAF KSD WDAF KMBC KLZ KFH KFAB WNAX WDAF -Gospel Singer KVOO KOA WHO KSD KFBI- Concert Hour KFKA- Morning Concert KFAB -Road of Life. sketch KARK KMOX WHB-Squirrel Creek Young Uns KFEQ -Interstate Originally scheduled KLRA bctI d: Bob. sketch KFBI -Markets Varieties for last W H O- Snngfellows MBS -Good Health & Training: KFH -Ark Valley Boys week. Part I of a dramatiza- KOA- Adopted Daughter KFEQ-AAA Agricultural Project tion of the *WNAX-News: Markets KFEL KFKA KGNF -Save America life of Edward G. KOWH -Farm Forum KFH -Grain & Livestock Markets Robinson will be presented. KUOA- Richard Ward, bar. 12:30 CST 11:30 MST KFEQ-Minor Clites, accordionist KOWH -South Omaha on the Air KFKA -H. E. Green: Markets NBC -Annette Hastings, sop.: KVOO -The Korner Kwiz CBS -The Right to Happiness, KGBX -On the Mall *KUOA -News: Paul Lindley's *KGNF- Nebraska in the News KGNF -Lost Empire KVOD KSCJ WREN KV00 KWTO- Little Crossroads Store sketch: KMOX KFH KLZ KLRA- Editor's Orch. Daughter, sketch KOWH -Song Time; Helen Corey KVOD- Matinee KOWH WDAF -The Editor's Daughter NBC- Rochester KLZ -Life Begins, Dance Civic Orchestra: sketch KUOA -Three- Quarter Time KVOR -Music CBS -Genevieve Rowe, sop: WHB -Les Jarvies & Co. KUOA- Siesta Graphs KLRA KGHF KVOD KANS (sw- 15.33) Serenade KWK -This Woman's World -Al WHO- Oddities: Tex & Ken Music detail on page 12. KVOD KWK Sarli's Orch. *NBC -Malcolm Claire, children's -Voice of Public Opinion KWTO -Slim Pickens Wilson *KWTO-News WNAX -Ma Perkins, sketch MBS -Ben Bernie's Orch.: KVOO -Meet Miss stories: News: KGBX KARK KOIL Julia. sketch WIBW- Kansas Roundup -Four WOW- Adopted Daughter Jennie KWK KVOR -Road Report: *WHB Star Final (sw -9.53) Luncheon 3:00 CST WJAG -Band Music Melodies 2:00 MST KFEL -Albert Wallace's 11:30 CST 10:30 MST *News: KFEQ KGBX KGNF CBS Orch. *KWK -News -Prett Kitty Kelly, sketch: 4:15 CST 3:15 MST KFEQ -Margit MBS -T w o Keyboards: KFEL WREN WHO KSCJ WOW KFKA KMBC Hegedus Directs KFKA KFOR KWTO WHB -Voice of Kansas City NBC -Midstream, sketch: WDAF KGHF -Varieties NBC -Backstage Wife, KARK-Light Crust Doughboys WNAX -Judy & Jane, sketch sketch: KV00 KOA WHO WOW KSD KGNF -All Request Prgm. CBS -Romance of Helen Trent, WDAF WOW WHO KOA *hUA -Organ sketch: KMBC KMOX KOIL KFAB -Farm Facts: Roy & Lonnie 1:45 CST 12:45 MST CBS -Marion Carley, pianist: KLZ Reveries News *NBC -Club KSD- Washington U. Educ. KFAB KLZ KFBI-Voice of the People NBC -Hymns of All Churches: Matinee: News: KVOR Series KOA WHO KSD WREN KVOD KGHF KANS *KTHS -Sports Review: News CBS -Boulevard Rendezvous: KFH KFEL -Bill Roberts' Orch. NBC- Ireene Wicker, children's KMBC- Dinner Bell Roundup KTHS KGBX KSCJ KOWH (sw. KUOA -Gems of Melody NBC -The Life: CBS -My Son & I, sketch: KMBC stories: KOWH KSCJ KGHF Riddle of (sw- KOA- Inquiring Reporter KFAB 15.33-9.53) KVOR -Amer. Legion Band 15.33) KOIL KMOX KLRA KANS KTHS KWK KWK -Davey KOWH -This Rhythmic Age WNAX CBS -Young People's Concert: Adams, sketch NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: CBS -Caroline's Golden Store: WDAF -Ann of the Air Lanes KTHS -Concert Orch. Judy & Jane: KLRA (sw- 11.83) KOA KARK KGHF KTHS KWK KVOD WDAF Music detail on page 12. KMBC KMOX WHO-Meet Miss Julia KUOA- Arkansas Stamps Quartet WOW KGBX WREN KANS KV00 KVOO -Bob Wills' Playboys *News: KGNF KOIL KFOR MBS -Our American Language: WOW -Ellen Randolph, sketch KOWH *KFBI -News: Farmers Hour KFEL 5:30 CST KSCJ KVOR- Cavalcade of Drama KFEL- Market *KARK -Fireside Quartet: News KFOR 4:30 MST Reports NBC -Kidoodlers: (sw -9.55) Markets: KGNF KWTO *WDAF -News: Weather: Mar- KFEQ -Waltz Time KFAB -Cornhuskers Jamboree KARK -Hymn Singer *KFBI -News: Waltz Time: KVOD WHB kets KFH -Kitty Keene, sketch Hammond Melodies KFAB -Gus & Andy *CBS -Kaltenborn Edits the KFBI- Harmony Kings WJAG -Weather, Police, Funeral KFKA- Stockyards Marketcast KFEL -Mischa Stanley's Orch. KFEQ Matinee News: WNAX KOIL KFAB (aw- Notices, Visitors KFEQ -Pony Express 11.83) KFEQ -Singin' Sam & Mail Bag KGXF- Federal Works Agency Roundup KGNF -Popularity Parade WNAX -Central Public KFH -Kate Hopkins, KLRA-Bible Lover's Revival Mkts. *KLZ Voice of the News Angel of KLRA -Lest We Forget NBC -Gordon Gifford. bar.: KGBX KSD -Luncheon Dance Music 12:45 CST 11:45 MST KOWH -The Four Chix Mercy KOIL -Monday Melodies KARK (sw -9.53) KUOA -Leo Erdody: Billboard KFI- Southern California Citizens KUOA- Harbor of CBS -Road of Life, sketch: KOIL KUOA- Hawaiian Modes Harmony MBS -Edna O'Dell songs: KVOH -Duane Osborn, pianist KFKA -Amer. 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KLRA KFAB KMOX KVOR 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Con- CBS -Louis Armstrong's Orch.: MBS- Little Orphan Annie, sketch: dolph G an z, conductor. 7:30 CST (6:30 MST) True tented Hour, NBC. a112may d en 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Quaker t o w -6.171 W H B . 'epage lubmou4. or False, NBC. Opal Craven (Lullaby Lady) ; Party, NBC. MBS -Frankie Masters' Orchestra: Quiz program. with Dr. ; NBC -The Adventures Tom Continentals Quartet Josef of 4:15 CST (3:15 MST) Ireene Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou; Harry KFOR KFKA KFEL KVOD KWK WREN Hagen. Pasternark, conductor. Wicker; Children's Stories, Eddie Green, comedian; *CBS -Paul Sullivan Reviews the NBC -Li'I Abner. sketch: KGHF NBC. David Ross, announcer; 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Lux 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Little News: KFAB WBBM KMBC KARK Freddie Rich's orchestra. 01' Hollywood, NBC. This program may be heard Radio Theater, CBS. KRNT KMOX KOIL WCCO Captain Midnight, Dramatic program. Cecil B. Interviews, drama and vari- sketch: WNAX Monday through Thursday at NBC -Adventures of Sherlock KGBX WDAF 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Tune - DeMille, director. ety, Ben Alexander, M. C.; this time. Holmes: KFI KOA *News: KVOO WOW KUOA Up Time, CBS. Gordon Jenkins' orchestra. CBS -Tune KOWH Tony Martin, tenor; Andre 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Doctor -Up Time: KNX KSL NIGHT Kostelanetz' 9:30 CST (8:30 MST) Blondie, KLZ KFEL- Garwood Van's Orch. orchestra. I. Q., NBC. CBS. KFEQ *News: Dance Time 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Play Quiz program, with Lew Val- Comedy sketch, with Arthur KGHF KV00 KTHS KFH- Sports 7:30 CST (6:30 MST) Model W'GN Salute Broadcast, MBS. entine. Lake and Penny Singleton. KFKA- Pleasantdale Folks Minstrels, CBS. KFH-20th Century Serenade KGNF -AII Request Prgm.: Dinner Dennis Wood, M. C.; Bill Tom Howard and George 8:30 CST (7:30 MST) Alec 10:00 CST (9:00 MST) Fred KLRADancing Under the Stars Musicale Anson, impersonator; Harold Shelton; Ray Bloch's orches Templeton Time, NBC. Waring in Pleasure Time, KSD-Thc Music You Want KLZ -My Son & I, sketch Stokes' orchestra. tra. Pat O'Malley, comedian and NBC. KVOD-Rhythm Spree K MBC- Pinacchio KVOR -Dance Hour KOA -David Adams. sketch Refer to adjacent columns for stations broadcasting these programs WBAP -Exp. & Fat Stock Show KSCJ- Garden Club WDAF-Moonbeams KSD-Stockton & Eschen WIBW -Dance Time KTHS -To be announced WLW -Griff Williams' Orch. WNAX-Shadow WHO-Ellen Randolph, sketch KGBX -Two Guitars MBS -The Lone Ranger: WGN NBC -Contented Hour; Orchestra: NBC -Wally Stoefler's Orchestra: of Fu Manchu 11011 Waldo. WIBW -Vic & Sade *KLRA -Kaltenborn Edits News KFKA KFEL KOA WMAQ WDAF WHO WLW KGHF WDAF WBAP KGBX Pictures KLZ -20th Serenade WSM -The World in Revira Century *CBS -Model Minstrels; Tom KVOO KSD WSM WOW KARK WLW (sw -9.53) KMOX -Mellow Time 11:15 CST 10:15 MST Howard & George Shelton: News: WFAA KFI (sw -9.53) MBS-Adrian Rollini's KOA -Jack Armstrong. sketch The Lullaby Lady will sing Trio: WGN NBC -Glenn Miller's Orch.: KGHF NIGHT KMBC WBBM KFAB KRNT KFOR KOIL- Answer Please Jasmine Flower. A xylophone KFEL KFKA K VOD KOIL KMOX WCCO WNAX solo, Chinese Legend. will be *News: KSD -Cheri McKay and Co. WIBW KARK WBBM WHO CBS -Louis Armstrong's Where there is no listing (sw- 11.83) presented. The ensemble will sports. KMOX Orch.: KSL -Story Telling Time sing Night Over Shanghai and ROIL WMAV KRNT WBBM KFAB KMBC for a MBS -Lang Thompson's Orchestra: KFH -Kaliko station its preceding KVOR- Eventide Echoes In a Chinese Temple Garden. Kat Orch. KFH WNAX WIBW KLRA program is on the air. *KWK- Sports Final: News KFOR KSO AMT The orchestra plays Starch of KOA- Richard Himber's Orch. the Ming Warriors and Po Ling KSCJ -Music You Want MBS -Frankie Masters' Orchestra: WBBM-Pappy Cheshire's National Lone Ranger. sketch: KVOR and Sling Toy. 6:00 CST 5:00 MST Hillbilly Champions KGHF KTHS -Memory Lane WGN CBS -Guy Lombardo's Orch.: KNX NBC -Maurice Spitalny's Orch.: 1VCCO -Quiz of the Twin Cities KFH -Scrapbook of Familiar Poems KVOR Electricity Speaks NBC -Clyde Lucas' Orch.: WOW WCCO KFH KSL KANS KGHF KVOD WMT WDAF- Sports Resume KGBX The Round Table KFAB KMOX KWK- Xavier Cugat's Orch. KV00 WIBW KRNT WBBM KMBC CBS-Amos 'n' Andy, sketch. WIBW- Marling Silver Dollar *KLRA -Nat'l Defense Speakers: *WBAP -News: Sports KMOX- WNAX KLZ KOIL Master Works on the Air WCCO KMOX (sw11.83) 11'LWTo be announced Studio Party: News WCCO- Curfew Time *KOIL -Music You Want- News WIBW -Oklahoma NBC -Fred Waring *WMAQ -News: Musicale Entre *KLZ -Reviews & Previews: News KFEL- Accordiana Outlaws KVOR- Concert Gems in Pleasure *11 NAX Time: WDAF WBAP *WMT -Fulton Lewis, Jr.: News KNX-Special Session California KGBXHit Revue -Final Edition WBAP Sun Dodgers KSD WSM KI.RA -Frank WOWMerry \1'M WOW KVOO WNAX- Renfro Valley Dance Legislature Ashcratt Go Round: Sports WCCO- Master Works WSM-Plantation Party *KSL -Concert Orch.: Songs from KTHSSherlock Holmes WSM- Rosalie Wayne WLW Milt Herth Trio *MBS -Fulton Lewis, Jr., news the Shows: News *KVOR-News: Musical Workshop 10:30 CST 9:30 MST analyst: KFEL KFKA 6:45 CST 5:45 MST KW'KBarrel 11:30 CST 10:30 MST Roll MBS -Bob Orch.: *News: KFH NBC- Ricardo, violinist: KSCJ 7:45 CST 6:45 MST Crosby's WGN CBS -Jan Garber's Orch.: KRNT KFOR KGBX KLZ 9 :15 CST 9:15 MST KOIL KFKA KFOR KOIL WIBW WBBM MBS -The Inside of Sports: WLW KFH-To be announced WBBM WIBW KFAB KFH KSL *KNX -Bob MBS -Lew Diamond's Orchestra: Captain Midnight. sketch: 11'GN KWK Garred Reporting: CBS -Larry Fotin's Orch.: KLRA KVOR KLRA KMBC WNAX WGN War Bulletins KFEL KFOR WGN WMT WHO MBS -Little Orphan KFAB KRNT WNAX (sw -6.17) Annie, sketch: KSCJBill Mike KARK -Wilson Ames. organist KFEL KFKA & KLRA- Varieties NBC -Lou Breese's Orch.: WREN MBS -Ozzie Nelson's Orch.: WGN KFABPolitical 8:00 KVOR-High School Discussion WMAQ KVOD Talk NBC -Rex Maupin's Orch.: KOA CST 7:00 MST KSL KGHF KFEL 1%'MT KFKA KFOR KFBI Sports WHO NBC -Doctor 1. Q., quiz prgm.: 9:30 CST 8:30 MST KANS KTHS NBC -Erskine Hawkins' Orch.: KFI -Charles Dillon WMAQ KSD WHO WOW WDAF NBC -Nat'l Radio Forum: WENR CBS CBS -Something Old Something -Model Minstrels; Tom How- WOW WDAF WSM KOA KGBX *KGHF -News: Weather - WSM KOA KVOO KARK WFAA WREN KSCJ KTHS WMT KSO New: KFH KLRA KRNT ard & Geo. Shelton: KLZ KNX KARK K1 HS KVOD *KLRANews: Interlude: Sports WLW KFI KANS KSL *KMBC *News. KFBI KSL NBC -Chuck Foster's Orch.: KWK -News: Sports KVOD *MBS- Raymond Gram Swing, CBS -Blondie, sketch: KLZ KOIL *KNX Capt. Midnight. NBC -Eddie Le Baron's Orchestra: WENR WREN KGIIF KSCJ -News: Fletcher Wiley sketch KVOR cumin.: KSO WMT KRNT KSL KMOX KNX KFH KOA- KLZ KGHF KGBX WSM WOW (sw -9.53) KSO KVOO Pinocchio, sketch WIBW WNAX KLRA KSL- CBS -Lux Radio Theater. Cecil WCCO TQN- Lawrence Welk's Orchestra: *News: WHO KLZ Dealer in Dreams Twilight Trail: KV00 WDAF WBBM KFAB KTHS -Today's KARK-Sports B. DeMille. producer: KFAB W HAP KFI Hawthorne House Winners KMOX KVOR -Road Report: Hollywood KGBX Romance of Dan & Sylvia KMBC KNX KRNT KSL NBC -Barry Winton's Orch.: (sw *KFEL- Fulton Lewis, Jr., comm KNX -Art Baker Brevities *KSD- Rosario Bourdon's Orch.: KLRA WCCO KOIL WBBM 9.53) KFI.On the Bandstand %%LW Morin Rive, WNAX KFH KLZ (sw- 11.83) KWK-Lone Ranger, sketch News NBC- Sensations & Swing; Sam- KMBC -Dance Time 1V\IAQ -Bub Strong's Orch. WENR- Better Business Bureau WFAA- Babcock Question Box NBC -The Green Hornet, drama: my Kaye's Orch.: KFI KSD KMOX Range Riders & Soloist 11:45 CST 10:45 MST KGIIF KOA-You Make WJAG- Evening Concert WHO- Golden Gloves KSCJ KTHS KVOD Kt1'K WOW KOA WDAF 11'S1AQ WL\1' America NBC- Erskine Hawkins Orch.: KVOO- Behind WMAQ -Organ Moods 1VIBW- Oklahoma Outlaws KANS WREN (sw -9.53) KGBX KARK KVOO WHO the Mike: Michael W110 KSD WNAX-Sunset Edition *WMT -News: Opportunities for *KFEL -News: Melody Lane WFAA Gallaso, violinist KVOR- Symphony CBS -Jan Garber's Orch.. KMOX WREN -To be announced Men: Dinner Dance Music *KFORNews MBS- Romance in Rhythm: WGN of Melody WREN-String Ensemble *KWK-News K LZ 6:15 CST 5:15 MST KGBX -Pacific Paradise KFEL-Echoes of Stage & Screen 11'BBM- Master Works on the Air NBC -Chuck Foster's Orchestra: NBC -1 Love 7:00 CST 6:00 MST KVOR Ranch Boys a Mystery: KSD KFKA Melody Mill WCCO- Rollie Johnson KANS WDAF WMAQ WOW KOA WHO MBS -Lew Diamond's Orch.: KFEL WENR-Dwight H. Green, talk KGHF- Crimelight *IVGX-Billy Repaid WDAF-Dance Orch. KNX-Camera Club ( sw-9.53) KFKA KFOR *KMBC News: Sports WHO WIBW Crossroads Sociable -Bill Austin, pianist WCCO Ted Travers' Orch CBS -Lum and Abner, sketch: NBC- Adventures of Sherlock K \'OD Serenade WLW -Carl Lorch's Orch. KFAB WBBM KRNT KMOX Bolines: KWK WMT ESO WLS 8:15 CST 7:15 MST KVOR-Concert Hall WMT-Nocturne 12:00 CST 11:00 MST KOIL WIBW KLRA WCCO KVOD WREN MBS -Ozzie Nelson's Orch.: KSO KWK -The Shadow, drama NBC -Guy Lombardo's Orchestra: WNAX For detail see Good listening Guide. WGN WSM-Worry Hour 10:45 CST 9:45 MST KVOD MBS -Bob Crosby's Orch.: KFEL MBS -Herbie Kay's Orch.: KFKA NBC -Quaker Party with Tommy KFEL Sports: Jimmy Dorsey's 9:45 CST 8:45 MST MBS -Airliners' Orch.: KFEL WGN KFOR KFEL Riggs: WHO WOW WFAA KARK Orch. KFKA- Accordion Concert NBC -i_o. Breese's Orch.: KTH, KFKA KVOO WDAF WSM KSD KANS KFKA-The Westerner KARK KWVK NBC -Youth in the Toils, sketch: *KFOR-News *CBS -Paul Sullivan Reviews the KOA WMAQ KFI WLW (aw- KGBX -Little Lady of NBC-Eddie Le Baron's Orch.: KARK WENR WREN KGHF Song KGHF -Lawrence Quintet News KNX KSL KLZ 9.53 ) KVOR-Hit Revue WIIO KANS K\IBC -Dance Time -Clyde McCoy's Orch.: WOW Tony WENRBob Strong's NBC More detall on eager 14. CBS-Tune-Up Time; Mar- Orch. 10:00 CST 9:00 MST CBS-Larry Fotin's Orch.: KFH K FBI- Dancing Party tin, tnr.: KFAB KFH KRNT WMT- College Prgm. CBS -Phil Levant's Orch.: (sw NBC -Fred Waring in Pleasure KFI-Meet Some People with Jim - KFH -To be announced WCCO WBBM KMBC KOIL 8:30 CST 7:30 MST 6.17) Tinte: KOA KFI KANS WHO my Vandiveer KFI -Maurice's Orch. KLRA KMOX WNAX (sw.11.83) *News. KOA KFI KMBC WHO NBC -Alec Templeton Time: KOA WMAQ KARK KMOX-Benny Strong's Orch. KGBX -Hyde Park Quartet Tony Martin will sing Darn WDAF KFI WLW WHO KSD KARK KMOX That Dream and Starlit Hour. KTHS -Jimmy Capra's Orch. *KGNF-Sundown Serenade: News WFAA KV00 KARK WSM *CBS -Paul Sullivan Reviews the KVrlt? T...- t.,ir. ('hest The orchestra will play Fin - *KVOD -New, KLZ -Dealer in Dreams News (sw 9.65) *WBBM-News: Carlos Molina's landia (Sibelius), Trees. and WMAQ WOW (sw -9.53) KV00 -Your Kindly Philosopher *KMBC -Today in Europe the Little Red Fox. Fo, further detail see sponsor's NBC -Ella Fitzgerald's Orchestra: KVOR -It's Dance Time Urch. KSCJ- Sports anoatr, ,nr th ie pave. 11ENRMusic You Want MBS -Play Broadcast, quiz show: KVOD WREN WCCO -Ted Travers' Orch. KSL -Jack Armstrong, sketch MBS-Morton i Gould's Orch.: KSO *WLW -Dance Time: News WGN MBS -Men Who Make the News- 11:00 CST 10:00 MST KUOA- Gaslight Harmonies KGBX -Merry KFOR WMT WMAQ -Freddie Ebener's Orch Makers Jamboree paper: KFEL KFOR WGN NBC -Clyde Lucas' Orch.: KGBX K\ OD -Songs at Eventide KGHF-Crimson Trail NBC -Talk by Reid Robinson: CBS -Amos n Andy, sketch: WSM KARK WHO WMAQ End of Monday Programs KVOO-World of Sports KLZ- Fiesta KANS KSCJ WREN KVOR-The Crimson WBBM KRN1 KMBC KFAB Trail KNX -Teletunes *News. KGBX WGN WBAP'Vic Arden's Orch. KLZ KSL KNX WNAX KOIL KSCJ-Pleasantdale Folks KFEL -City Council Meeting WGNBoh Elson sports NBC -Wally Stoefler's Orchestra: KSL Hollywood Casting Office KGHF-To be announced WLW- Richard Himber's Orch. KVOO (sw -9.53) KVOR -Adult Education KT Hs-Concert Orch WMTBuilders' Round fable WIBW- Golden Belt Tent Theater KVOD- Variety Prgm. *News: WMT KFH WLW WOW WSM -Music of the World 7:15 CST 6:15 MST KWK- Xavier Cugat's Orch. KVOR WIBW KSCJ WDAF 6:30 CST 5:30 MST KFEL -This is Magic WENRConcert Miniature KFKA KTHS KMOX CBS -Blondie, sketch: KMBC KFKA Carter's Studio Recital 8:45 CST 7:45 MST KGBX-Dance Hour NBC -Rex Maupin's Orch.: WOW 1.61-1F-Popular Melodies NBC -Dinah Shore, contr.: WENR KGHF -Dancetime KLZ-Beyond Reasonable Doubt *KLRA.News: Dance Hour CBS- Something Old - Something KGHF KSCJ KANS WREN Sew: KFAB KOIL KFOR KNX -Dealer in Dreams KWK- Sports KSCJ -Sioux Cityans KGBX Music Graphs WCCO-Cedric Adams KVOD- Concert Orch. 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KLRA -Sweet & Swing Markets: KGNF KFEQ KOWH-Poultry Prophet KFBI-Dorothy Heller sketch: WHB KFKA KFEL KLZ -Judy & Jane KFBI -Singing Cowboys *News: WOW KUOA WIBW KVOD-Atorning Melodies KFEQ -Old- Timers KFEQ -Rauch Boys K MON Kit'v Keene, sketch KFH -Linda's First Love, sketch KFKA KARK KVOR- American Legion Band KGHF-Good Morning Neighbor KOA- Tropical Moods KFKA -Fort Collins Prgm. 7:15 CST 6:15 MST KGNFHuruecpun Ha: tunnies KWK- Gospel Singer KGNF -MacGregor's Fairy Tales KUOA -Novelty Orch: Billboard KSCJ -Markets: Used Car Re- KGBX-Concert Master NBC -The Wife Saver: KTHS KWTO- Rhythm Rangers KLZ -Lady, Lend an Ear KVOR-String Orch. porter KGHF -Tunes WREN KOWH KSCJ WIBW -Adopted Daughter KUOATo be announced KWTO -Man at the Stockyards KSD -Ellen Randolph, sketch KGNF- Market Review CBS -Morning Horizons: (sw- W.IAG- Musical Gems KVOD-Variet' Prem WDAF.Glamour Time KUOA-Covered Wagon Jubilee *KOWH-News 21.57 ) 9:30 CST 8:30 MST KV00- Dorothy McCune WHO-Tropical Moods KVOROrgan Treasures *KSCJ -News: Want Ad Rambles Console Man NBC -Do You Remember?: KGBX NBC -Originalities: WREN KTHS KVOR -Personal Shopper WJAG-Modern Melodies! 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Harold Peary; King's Men; 9:30 CST (8:30 MST) Uncle KFAB Cornhusker Jamboree 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Johnny KMOX KSL WCCO KMBC KLZ Clifton Fadiman. John Kie- Bill Thompson; Billy Mills' Walter's Dog House, NBC. *KFBI.News: Hammond Tunes Presents, NBC. ran, F. P. Adams. orchestra. Tom Wallace (Uncle Wal- MBS- Unsung Americans: KFEI KFELPeter Cavalló s Orch. Rush Hughes and his KFOR KFKA KFEQ -Pony Express Round -Up 7:30 CST (6:30 MST) The 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Bob ter); Dog House Chorus; "Hughesreel," Genevieve *News: WHO WGN KGNF WLS KFH-Kate Hopkins. Angel of Court of Missing Heirs, CBS. Hope Variety Show, NBC. Virginia Verrill, vocalist; Rowe, soprano; Johnny Charlie WREN WFAA KARK Mercy Green's orchestra. Dramatizations of interest- Judy Garland, vocalist; Jer- Lyon, announcer; KFKA -Bible School ing facts behind many of Bob Strong's orchestra. 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CBS. CBS. KVOD- Singing Strings WIBW -Kitty Keene KV00- Arthur Godfrey WJAG-Stan Todd, organist Refer to adjacent columns for stations broadcasting these programs KVOR-Sports WNAX -Meet Ma Brown, sketch *KWK -Sporte: News WDAF -Musical Prgm. 3:15 CST 2:15 MST WLW-Melody Grove & Marge, sketch: *WMAQ News Musical Entre CBS -Myrt NBC -Bud Barton. children's pro- KWK -Davey Adams, *KFNF WJAG-Moeller Sisters sketch -News: Weather Fulton Lewis, comm. KLZ KMBC W:BW Life gram: (sw- 9.53. 15.33) WDAF Variety Prgm. KGHF-Paul *WMT- Jr., WNAX-Road of Carson, organist WOW twilight Rail NBC -Stella Dallas, sketch: WDAF 3:00 MST KARK -Boy Scout Prem WHO-Meet Miss Julia *KLRA -hews: Interlude: Sports KV00 WOW KOA WHO 4:00 CST Girl: KFEL KFAB- Kentucky Kids WNAX- George B. German: Air *KMBC-News: Sports 6:45 CST 5:45 MST MBS -Vagabond's Trail: KFEL MBS -Old Fashioned Conditioning *KNX.News: KFOR KFEQ -The Prairie Flowers Fletcher Wiley NBC -Magnolia Blossoms: WREN CBS -Ot Men & Books: KLRA KFH -Hotel Rhythm WOW -Ellen Randolph, sketch KOA -Speed Gibson Dorseÿ s Orchestra: MBS -Inside of Sports: KWK KFOR (sw- 11.83) NBC -Tommy KGBX Sine song Time 5:30 CST 4:30 MST KSL -Dealer in Dreams "After Many a Summer Dies WREN KGHF KSCJ KANS KTHS-Today's WGN WLW the Swan," by Aldous Huxley, KLRA -Things to Come MBS -Bill McCune's Orch.: KFKA Winners by NBC -Girl Alone. sketch: WHO KMBC-Kate Chats *KOA -News NBC -Griff Williams' Orch.: WOW and "Windless Cabine," Smith's NBC -Gus Steck's Orch.: Mark Van Doren. will be the WOW WDAF KV00 KOA KARK *KGNF -News KVOO KVOR -Road Report: Hollywood KOA KV00 KGBX books discussed. KSD KUOA -Slums Cost You Money CBS -H. V. Kaltenborn, news an- Brevities MBS -Little Orphan Annie. sketch: KARK -Pleasantdale Folks CBS -By Kathleen Norris, sketch: KVOR -Melodv Time alyst: KFAB KOIL KFH (sw- WDAF -David Adams KFEL KFKA Malone 11.83) WGN- Ginsbureh's Concert KFH -Young Dr. KMBC KOIL KMOX KLZ KWTO -Zeke & His saddle Pale Orch. *News KVOD KFBI KGBX -Melody Mart WHB- NBC- Johnny WHO- Austin & Scott Life Can Be Beautiful: WIBW Rhythm & Romance Magee's Orch.: KARK -Sports -Castles in the Air WJAG- Evening Concert KGNF WNAX WJAG -Fur Children Only KGBX KSCJ (sw- 9.53.9.55) KFH -First Federal Quartet Daughter. sketch WMAQ -Organ Moods KMOXEditor's KFAB -Bob Bellamy WNAX -Betty & Bob N BC -Bud Barton: KGHF KANS KLRA. Arkansas Baptist Lollege KOIL -Top Tunes WNAX.Sunset Edition Concert Hour 4:45 CST 3:45 MST KTHS WREN *KSD -Bernard Levitow's Orch.: KUOA- Wilson Ames KFBI- 6:15 CST 5:15 MST KFEQ-Interstate Varieties N BC -The O'Neills, sketch: KSD News K%OR HaII & Half Jack Armstrong. sketch: WHO CBS- Jimmie Fidler: KMOX KFH Ark Valley Buys KOA WDAF WHO WOW KLRA WIBW WNAX WDAF KVOR-Eventide Echoes KWK -Rich Hayes Swing Clinic WCCO .ketch KWTO -Blue Ridge Mtn. Boys KGNF -Piano Parade NBC -Betty Barrett, song s: KARK -The Lone Ranger WDAF-Easy Aces. Lollege CBS -Ballads by Brooks: KLRA WFAA -Irene Rich, sketch WJAG -Vocal Varieties hI.HA Harding KGHF WREN KANS KSCJ KFBI.Ernest & Forget- MeNots KOWH -South Omaha on the Air *KFEQ -News KFAB WHO -Sunset Roundup WNAX -Rodeo Recess KWK KGBX KARK KOWH NBC -Mr Keen, KTHS -Grade School KGNF & Zeb tracer of Lost WLS -High School on Parade CBS -Scattergood Baines, sketch: Eb Persons, 3:30 CST 2:30 MST *KUOA -News: Campur Choir KLZ -Joyce Jordan, sketch drama: WENR KVOD *WMT-News: Miracle of Fram: KLZ KLRA KFAB KMOX KFH KWIC KF1 KSO NBCLorenzo Jones. sketch: h VUDAft anoon Muslcele KMBC -Smilin' Ed McConnell WMT Interlude Family Robinson KMBC WNAX NBC -I Leve WOW WDAF WHO KV00 KVOR-American KMOX-Bob Dunham Comments a Mystery, sketch: MST -Al Orch. NBC- Adventures of Tom Mix: WDAF KSD WOW 7:011 CST 6:00 CBS -Music of the Strings: KOIL KWK Sarli's KOs Home Folks Frolic KOA WMAQ *KWTO News (sw- 15.33) KOWH-Sports WHO (sw -9.53) NBC -Johnny Presents: WOW KFOR WLW WHO WDAF WMAQ *WHB -Four Star Final Fellowship Hour KSD -Breezin' Along MBS CBS-Hilltop House. sketch: KLZ KFBI- -Time for Romance: KFEL KV00 WSM KANS WBAP WJAG Band Music KUOA-On Parade KMBC WIBW KFEQ-Tin Pan Alley KOIL KFKA KFOR KSD KGBX (sw-9.53) CST 3:15 MST KGNF -Organ Moods KVOD Musical Prgm. *NBC News: 4:15 KARK -Frankie Masters' Orch. Jordan. Secret Agent -Club Matinee: -Midstream. sketch: WDAF huiL tagabond Dreamer *KVOR -News MBS -Ned KWK NBC KFBLDancine Party KFEL KFKA WGN KFOR KVOO KOA WOW WHO KSD KTHS -Cheer Club KWK -Black Flame of the Amazon KFH-Alpen Brau Swingsters -Happy Ram- KUOA -Jan KWTO -Sullÿ s Spotlight; Rhythm CBS -Big Town. drama. with Ea KARK Jack's Ozark CBS- Caroline's Golden Store: Hubati KGBX -The Charlotteers KVOD I amont "rhool Notes Console ward G Robinson & Ona Mus blers KMBC KMOX KGHF Mngns nn the Hich KFAB -Hired Hands KV00- Sooner Sweethearts *WHB -News & Sports *KGNF- Sundown Serenade: son. KFH KMOX KFAB KLR t NBC -Ireene Wicker. children's .,rapns in News WIBW WCCO WBBM KMBC KFBI-W P. A Prgm KVOR Munn WJAGHighlights Melody KLZ -Dealer in Dreams KFH Tea Time Jamboree stories: KGHF KWK KANS KWTO- Sports WI.W Once Upon a Time WNAX KRNT KOIL KLZ KS:. KSCJ KTHS (sw- 9.53 -15.33) *KMBC -Today in Europe KLRA -Melody Time WHB Sweet Music WOW-Creighton Univ. of the Ait KSCJ -Sports NBCThe Aldrich Family. sketch: KVOR KMOX Ma Perkins. sketch CBS -Console Overtones: WJAG -Christian Science Devo- 5:45 CST 4:45 MST KSL -Jack Armstrong. sketch WMT WLS KSO KWK KFI KOA -To be announced MBS -Dick Kuhn's Orch.: KFEL tional *NBCLowell Thomas. comm.: KV00 -World of Sports WREN KVOD KARK KUOA E. M Bartlett. Jr. KFOR KOIL WHB 5:00 CST 4:00 MST (sw 9.53) KVOR Crimson Trail KGHF Crimson Trail WHB- Design for Dancing N BC -Program trom Mexico City: KARK -Hits & Encores *CBS -Today in Europe: KLRA WBAP- Arthur Godfrey K N X -Teletunes WJAG-Tango Time HARK KGBX (sw -9.53) KFAB-Gus & Andy KVOR KOIL KFAB KMOX WBBM -Heart of Julia Blake KOA- Westernaires WGN Bob Epson sports 3:45 CST 2:45 MST 1: FFO Matinee NBC -Washington Calling; Vocal- N BC -Adventures of Tom Mix KSCJ -Bowline News MBS -Book a Week. KFEL KGNF -Dance Matinee ists & (tech WREN KV00 KWK KVOD WREN WIBW -Sarber Prem. KVOR- Supper Melodies WLW -Vox Novachord NBC -Young Widder B r o w n. KLZ- Console Overtones KSCJ KTHS KOWH NBCLi'I Abner. sketch: KGHF WNAX- Charles 7:15 CST 6:15 MST WDAF WOW WHO KSD K UUA Bertrand Hirsch CBS -Billy & 'Betty, sketch: Worcester sketch MBS-Little Annie, sketch: KGHF Pouulat Melodies KVOO KVOD -Fed. of Women's Clubs KMBC KMOX Orphan WSM Clasvr Hal KW1o.11zarks Singer WHB 6:30 CST 5:30 MST KNX. Dealers in Dreams CBS -Smilin' Ed McConnell: MBS John Agnew. organist Denny *News: WOW NBC -Magnolia Blossoms: KGHF KSCJ-Sionx Citvans KMOX WIBW- Edmund KFOR KV00 *WJAG.News KFEL -The Mandolettes WSM KSCJ (sw -9.55) (Continued on Next Page) NBC -Blue Plate Special: KOA WNAX -Tips by Taylor *News. KGHF KFAB WHO KFEQ.Dance Time KFBI -Let's Waltz W REN- Rhvthmusic KWK KFH-Sports Salute KGBX -The Music You Want 4:30 CST 3:30 MST KFBIJungle Jim. sketch KFKA.Russian Choir *KFEL News: Allison & KGNF -Round the Town Keene, sketch: WHO Starr KGBX Tropical Moods NBC -Kitty KFEQ -Aloha Land KLRA.American Family Robinson WOW WDAF KVOO KOA KSD KGNF -All Request Prem.: Dinner KLZ -Stepmother. KFH -The Man You Know Musicale sketch NBC -Frank & Archie, sketch: *KMBC KGNF-Spot Parade KLZ -My & -News: Prem Highlights: KGHF KVOD KSCJ WREN Son I, sketch *KLRA -News: Tea Dance Tunes KMBC- Bonnie & Boys Musical Interlude KOWH KANS KTHS the KOIL- Rhythmaires KLZ -Lanny Ross. tnr. KOA David Adams. sketch KUOA -Popular Tunes MBS -The Johnson Family, sketch: KOA University of Denver KSCJ -Front Page Drama KVOR.W P. A. Prgm. KFEL KFOR KWK KOILDance Orch. KSI) Stockton & Eschen KWTO -Alpen Brau Boys CBS -It Happened in Hollywood: *KSD -News, Rosario Bourdon's KTHS -To be announced Orch WIBW -Ma Perkins KOIL KLZ KMOX KUOA -To be announced TOWHAT EVERY KUOA- Wentworth & Meyer WDAF -Dance Tunes FOR RADIOMAN SHOULD KNOW *KVOD Moses I Baer s Urch.: WHO-Ellen Randolph, sketch News JUST PUBLISHED WIRW.Vic & Sade latest informa-- KVOR-Cub Reporters -AU the *WNAX -H. V. Kaltenborn STUDY tion on the new develop- Announcing KWTO.Rhythm Roundup STUDY ments In Radio &'l'elecl- WDAF Ion. Explains Repair+. -David Adams Servicing & Building r WHB When Day Is Done Semler pleasure or profit W'.t AG Mnsiea' Roulette -Easy to read & understate]. MOVIE and RADIO GUIDE'S Gives all the Important phases WNAX -Bohemian Orch. Where there is no listing of Modern Radio, Electricity & Distinguished Acting WOW -Meet Miss Julia Sound. Ready reference guide. 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www.americanradiohistory.com 9, 21 -B 8:30 CST 7:30 MST KNX- Inglewood Park Concert KGBX -Dance Hour KVOD-Melody Moments CBS -Johnny Long's Orch.: KFAB NBC -Fibber McGee and Molly: KOIL -The Shadow KGHF -Dancetime WDAF -Dance Orch. WIBW WNAX KLRA WBBM KSD KOA WSM WHO KARK KSL- Melody Revue *KLRA-News : Dance Hour WFAA -Al Kavalin's Orch. KRNT KMBC KFH WLW WDAF WBBM -Carlos Molina's Orch. KWK- TUESDAY KVOO WBAP WOW Johnny Neblett, One Man's WHO -Bill Austin, pianist Masterworks on the Air: KMOX KFI KANS WMAQ (sw -9.53) WCCO -Thomas Gallagher KVOD Dance Orch. WLW -Griff Williams' Orch. WCCO WGN- Heidelberg Concert Oreh. NBC -Concert Orch.: KSO WREN Opinion WMT- Nocturne KFI -Talk by Boddy WIBW -K Manchester March 5 WENR KSCJ KGHF P & L Prgm. %a(uCedric Adams *WNAX -Final Edition *KOIL News *WNAX -News: Post -Music You Want: Trading WENR.Ten O'Clock Final 10:45 CST 9:45 MST KSL- Concert Miniature MBS -Laugh 'n' Swing Club: *WFAA -News: KFEL 9:30 CST 8:30 MST Sports KVOR -It's Dance Time 7:30 CST 6:30 MST KFOR WIBW -Savings News CBS -Bob Crosby's Orch.: KRNT NBC NBC -Information, Please: WREN CBS -Concert in Rhythm: WBBM -Uncle Walter's Dog House: WSM-The World in Review KMOX WNAX KFH 11:30 CST 10:30 MST WMAQ WOW WLS WMT KWK KSO KVOD KLRA KMBC KFAB KRNT KSD WHO WDAF NBC -Blue Barron's Orchestra: NBC -Battle of Sexes: KFI WIBW WCCO KVOO WBAP KARK KOA KFI 10:15 CST 9:15 MST MBS -Mozart Concerto Series: KVOR KFH KSL KARK WMAQ WHO MBS- Howard McCreery's Orch.: KLZ WSM WLW (sw9.53) NBC -I Love a Mystery: KFI KFEL KFOR MBS -Dick Jurgens' Orch.: KFEL KFOR WGN WMT KFKA KWK Music detail on page 12. *News: WGN KGBX NBC -Brent House, drama: KSO CBS -Dick Stabile's Orch.: (sw- KWK KFEL NBC -Pot 0' Gold: Horace Heldt's KMOX- Sports Quiz Board KTHS WREN KGHF KVOD 9.65) KGHF- Popular Melodies NBC -Tommy Dorsey's Orch.: Orch.: WHO KVOO WDAF KANS KNX- Special Session California KWK KSCJ CBS- Jimmie Fidler. Hollywood KSL -Peggy & her Pals WOW KGBX KV00 WDAF KOA KFI WMAQ WLW KOA WBAP Legislature KFKA -Greeley Schools WBBM Prgm. Gossip: KRNT KMBC KTHS -Jimmy Capra's Orch NBC -Charlie Barnet's Orchestra: KARK KSD WSM WOW KGHF KOIL -Musico KGBX-Peute Musicale KFAB KLRA KLZ KSL WNAX *KVOD-News WSM WREN KSCJ KTHS KGBX KTHS- Ouachita Roundup *KMBC -News: bports KNX See story on page la. KVOD Tune Types WCCO -Ted Travers Orch. KGHF KVOD WENR KARK KMOX Ben Feld's Oreh.; Soloists NBC -Ted Weems' Orch.: KARK WHO *CBS -Court of Missing Heirs, KWK -Xavier Orch. Sineine Cowboy KSO Cugat's +KCI New. KGHF WDAF WLW KGBX drama: News: WBBM KLZ KSL WMT -Coe Band WOW- Nebraska Crime Prevention CBS-Ray Herbeck's Orchestra: College WBBM- Spring Training WSM (sw -9.53) KRNT KMBC KFAB KMOX WNAX -Bohemian Orch. WCCO -Musical Prgm, 11:00 CST 10:00 MST KLRA WIBW KVOR WBBM KFH -Kaliko Kat Orch. WIBW KLRA WNAX WCCO 8:45 CST 7:45 MST WENR -Concert Miniature NBC -Woody Herman's Orchestra: KMBC KFH WNAX KRNT KNX KOIL WGN The Northerners KFKA -Christian Science Prem. WHO KGBX KARK WMAQ KFAB (sw -6.17) CBS- Concert in Rhythm: KNX KMOX -Organ Melodies KFH -Friends U Program WIBW -You Can't Do That WOW *KLZ Voice of the News (sw- 11.83) -On with the KVOR -On with the Dance WNAX- Finnish Relief Report KOA Dance *CBS KNX -Nightcap Yarns KGBX- Harmony Hall KOIL- Sports -Paul Sullivan Reviews the WGN -Orrin Tucker's Orch. Highlights News: KFAB KOIL WBBM KSL -Democracy in Action *KWK -News 9:45 CST 8:45 MST KSCJ -Music You Want WGNLeonard Keller's Orch. CBS -Four Clubmen: KFH KLRA KMBC KMOX WCCO KRNT *WHO -News 7:45 CST 6:45 MST KTHS -Joe Capraro's Orch. WLW -Moon River WNAX -George B. KFAB WCCO WNAX KVOR CBS -We, the People: KNX KSCJ -Sterling Young's Orch. German KVOR -Quiz Show WMAQ -Ace Brigode's Orch. *KFH -To be announced: News 9:00 CST 8:00 MST KLZ (sw -9.65) KWK -Xavier Cugat's Orch. NBC -Count Basle's Orch.: WSM *KVOR.Tropical Moods: News NBC -Roy Shield Revue: KSCJ *News. KFOR WBBM KOIL WCCO- Curfew Time WREN KSCJ KTHS KSO KOA 11:45 CST 10:45 MST KFKA -Melody Mill NBC -Tommy Dorsey's Orch.: 8:00 CST 7:00 MST KGHF KVOD WENR WREN WFAA Treasure Gold WENR KTHS KMBC-Irene Rich *WHO News CBS -Johnny Long's Orch.: (sw- WHO KSD NBC -Battle of Sexes; Frank KMOX -Of Men & Books CBS -Glenn Miller's WIBW -Oklahoma Outlaws 6.17) CBS -Ray Herbeck's Orchestra: Crumit & Julia Sanderson: KSD Orch.: KNX KNX -Sports Huddle KMOX KFAB KLRA KRNT WMAQ- Preston Bradley, talk MBS -Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra: KMOX WLW WBAP WSM KV00 WHO KSL -K -7. drama WBBM WIBW WCCO KVOR WMT-Dance Band KFKA KFOR WMT WDAF WMAQ WOW KOA KARK WCCO-Styles Men KWK WGN NBC -Charlie Barnet's Orchestra: for WOW -Washington Merry- Go - Dentists (male) ve. dental WNAX KOIL KLZ KFH KMBC *News: KGHF KVOO KANS assistants WENR -Ted Weems' Orch. Round: Sports: Musicale (female). KSL WIBW- Emahizer Melodies *K EL-News The Majesties KLZ -Moon Magic NBC -Cavalcade of America: KFI NBC -Bob Hope Variety Prgm.: 10:30 CST 9:30 MST KFH -To be announced 10:00 CST 9:00 MST KNX -To be announced KWK WREN KVOD KSO WMT KSD WSM KV00 KOA WMAQ KFI -Passing Parade WCCO -Ted Travers' Orch. KANS WENR KTHS KGBX MBS -Jack McLean's Orch.: WGN NBC -Lou Breese's Orch.: WREN WBAP WHO WOW WDAF KANS WMAQ KANS KLRA -Dancine Under the Stars 12:00 CST 11:00 MST KSCJ WLW KARK KFI (sw -9.53) KFOR KFEL KLZ- Concert Internationale For detail see Good Listening guide - MBS -Dick Jurgens' Orchestra: *CBS -Paul Sullivan Reviews the NBC -Ace Brigode's Orch.: (aw- KSD -The Music You Want CBS-We the People with Gabriel MBS-Toronto Symphony Orches- WGN KFKA KFOR KOIL News: KLZ KSL KNX tra: KFEL 9.53) KSL -Musical Meditations Heatter: KRNT KLZ KVOR NBC -Fred Waring In Pleasure CBS -Big Town, drama: KNX KVODConcert Music MBS- Leonard Keller's Orchestra: KMOX KFAB KMBC WBBM KGBX-Spice of Life Time: KOA WHO KFI KANS CBS -Bob Crosby's Orch.: KFAB KVOR -Dance Hour WGN KFKA KFEL WCCO WIBW KFH KLRA KOIL KWK-Barrel Roll WMAQ KARK WGN -Your KLRA KVOR KSL WBBM WDAF-Moonbeams NBC -Guy Lombardo's Orchestra: KSL WNAX (sw- 11.83) Income Tax WFAA -Sun *CBS Paul Sullivan Reviews the NBC -Blue Barron's Orch.: KVOO Dodgers KVOD *KFEL -News- Swine rime WMT -Kate Smith WIBIV -Dance News: (sw -9.65) WSM KGBX (sw -9.53) Time *News: KFI KMBC KOA KARK *KFOR -News 9:15 CST 8:15 MST WLW- Barney Rapp's Orch. KGHF -Former Favorites CBS -Americans at Work: KVOR NBC -Johnny Messner's Orch.: NBC -Johnny Presents Johnny KMOX 1V NA XWalt, Time KV1)R Treasure Chest KNX- Second Husband, drama KLRA KRNT KFOR KFAB KV00 WREN Given's Orch. KOA KFI CBS -Amos 11:15 CST 10:15 MST WGN- Concert Orch. KLZ 'n' Andy: WBBM *News: KTHS KWK *WBBM -News: Pliner & Earl For detail we Good Listening Guide. KRNT KMBC KFAB KSL KLZ *KFEL -Fulton Lewis, Jr.. comm. NBC -Woody Herman's Orchestra: WENR -Music You Want 8:15 CST 7:15 MST KFHBlack & White Minstrels KOIL WNAX KNX KGHF-Thrill Hunters KGHF KV00 *WLW-Dance Time: News KFEL -Sports: Richard Hitnber's KMBC -Hans Flath, organist *News KFH KVOR WLW WMT Kl.7 Civic Theater NBC -Count Basic's Orch.: KVOD WMAQ -Matty Malneck's Orch. Orch. KMOX -Jimmy Conzelman's Musi- WDAF KSCJ KMOX KFKA KMBC -Dance Time MBS -Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra: WOW -Midnight Melodies WGN -Foreign Affairs cal Sports Roundup WOW KTHS KMOX Range Rulers & Soloist KFEL End ot Tuesday Programs

8:30 CST 7:30 MST KOWH- Morning Melody MBS -Dorothy Stevens Humph- NBC -Breakfast Club: KGHF WEDNESDAY, March 6, 1940 KUOA -To be announced reys sop., KFKA KFEL KOIL MORNING Musical CBS -Aeolian String Quartet: KVOR Potpourri Judy & Jane: WIBW KFH WHO KLRA KWTO -Hymn Sing *News: KEW( KFOR KWK *Star in program listings WJAG -Voice of the Street Hymns of All Churches: WDAF KARK Nazarene Church indicates news broadcast. NBC -John's Other Wile, sketch: KLZ-Patt, Jean's Health Club WNAX -Vic & Sade KFEQ-Markets WNAX WOW WHO WDAF KSD KARK KOWH Homemakers Club 10:30 CST 9:30 MST 7:00 CST 6:00 MST *News: KVOD KVOR KGNF -Round the Town KV00 KUOA -To be announced CBS -Big Sister. sketch: KMBC *KMBC *NBC -News: WREN KTHS 8:45 CST 7:45 MST -News: Livestock': Pro- KFEL -AI Clauser, hillbilly KVOUYoung Dr Malone, sketch WNAX KMOX KFAB KLRA gram Notes KSCJ CBS -Bachelor's Children. sketch. KFEQ- Bill's Hawaiian Playera KVOR-Aloha Land WIBW KFH KSCJ -Farm Reporter: Iowa Mas- *CBSToday Europe: KMOX KMOX KMBC KFH in KGBX -Just About Time KWK -Paris Fashion Review -Against the Storm, sketch. ter Breeders (sw 21.57) WHB-Story Behind the NBC NBC -Edward MacHugh, Gospel KLZ-Styled for Home Pleasure Song KOA KSD WHO WOW WDAF *KSD -News: Tel -e- tunes: Harry *NBC -News: KANS KGBX (sw Singer: WHO KMBC -Meet Miss Julia. ,ketea 10:00 CST 9:00 MST Horlicks Orch. KOAFood Parade NBC -Wayne van Dyne. tor.: 21.5 ) CBS -Continentals: KVOR (sw- NBC -David Harum. sketch; Peggy KTHS KOWH KARK KUOA- Markets: John Brown Uni- *News: KFKA KUOA WIBW 21.57) KOWH -Poultry Prophet Allenby KSD WHO WOW WDAF versity Chapel NBC -Jack Song WOW KVOD- Morning Melodies KVOO KOA KANS Berth Club: KV00 -Ray Whitley & Co. KARK KFAB -Jane Tucker (sw.15.33) 7:15 CST 6:15 MST *KFBI -Monitor KVOR.On the Mail WDAF -Linda's First Love News KWK -Gospel CBS -Short, Short Story: KFAB NBC -Wife Saver: *KFEQ -Markets: Singer MBS -Keep Fit to Music: KFEL W'HB -Unity Viewpoint KTHS WREN News KWTO KOIL KMOX KFH KMBC KGNF -The -Rhythm Rangers KFOR WHB KFKA KWK WJAG -Grain Market & Musical KOWH KSCJ Three T'a WIBW-Adopted Daughter NBC -Viennese Ensemble: WREN KLRA -Hymns of AB *News: WREN KOIL Masterpieces CBS -Music in the Air: (sw- 21.57) Churches WJAGMusical Gems KOWH *KLZ -Voice of the News KFBI -Dorothy Heller WOW -Toby & Susie NBC -Do You Remember? KGBX KOA-On the Mall 9:30 CST 8:30 MST MBS -Pegeen Fitzgerald. t a I k: KFEQ -Old- Timers 11:15 CST 10:15 MST (sw-21.5) KFEL KFOR KOIL -Music for Breakfast NBC -Just Plain Bill, sketch: KGHF -Good Morning Neighbor CBS -When a Girl Marries, *News: KGNF KMBC WHO sketch: KSD The In -Laws WHO WOW WDAF KARK KV00 *News: KUOA KVOD KGNF KGNF- Lyrics by Alyce KMOX KLZ KOIL KFH 7:30 CST 6:30 MST KMBC KUOA -Lew White CBS -Hilltop House: KFAB KMOX KARK -Radiographies: L o n n i e KLZLad) Lend an Ear WIBW NBC -Gene & Glenn: KGBX tsw KVODTip -Lip Tunes WNAX KFH KLRA KOIL Glosson & Sugar Creek Gang KSCJ-P.-T. A. Prgm. NBC- Dinning Sisters: KGBX 21.5) KFBI Dr. C. E. 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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 41 0/21 --11 KFEL -Willie Hartzell KGHF-Popular Melodies WEDNESDAY GOOD LISTENING GUIDE KLZ -Hits & Bits KMOX WEDNESDAY the you want Benue Orch. Check programs to hear today KTHS -Jimmy Capra's Orch. WCCO -Ted Travers' Orch Arlene Harris (Human Chat- Bud Vandover; Don McNeill, March 6 NIGHT Portland Both, comedienne; WLW -Griff Wilgams' Oreh. terbox); Don Reid, tenor; M. C.; Bob Strong's orches- Merry Macs; Wynn Murray, WOW- Sports 6:00 CST (5:00 MST) Fred Marie and Her Merry Men; tra. vocalist; Harry von Zell, MST Waring in Pleasure Time. - 11:00 CST 10:00 (5:15 pm. Continued) Carl Hoff's orchestra. Guest: 7:30 CST (6:30 MST) Dr. announcer; Peter Van Steed NBC. Gene Autry, cowboy. *CBS -Paul Reviews the singing Christian, CBS. en's orchestra. Guests. Sullivan CBS -Nan Wynn, songs: KLRA News: WBBM KMBC KFAB Dramatic program, with Jean 9:00 CBS -Hedda Hopper's Hollywood: 6:30 CST (5:30 MST) Burns 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Holly- CST (8:00 MST) Kay KOIL KMOX WCCO KRNT and Allen, CBS. wood Hersholt and Rosemary De- Kyser's Program, NBC. KMBC KLZ KFH KFAB WNAX Playhouse, NBC. CBS AI 's Gang: KNX Camp. Musical quiz. Virginia KMOX George Burns and Gracie "The Bride's Waltz," with Simms; KLZ KSL Originally scheduled for last Allen; Frank Parker, tenor; Charles Boyer and Frances 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Texaco Sully Mason; Harry Babbitt. NBC -Fred Allen KFI KOA week, Part H of a dramatiza- Ray Noble's orchestra. Robinson. Star Theater, CBS. Show: tion of the life of Edward G. 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Glenn NBC -Charlie Barnet's Orchestra: Robinson will be heard. Ken Murray, Kenny Baker. 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Breez- 7:30 CST (6:30 MST) Quick- Frances Langford, Jimmy Miller's Orchestra, CBS. KGBX KARK WOW NBC- Reggie Childs' Orchestra: ing Along, NBC. silver, NBC. Wallington, David Broek- Andrews Sisters; vocal trio. Orch.: KFH KTHS CBS -George Duffy's Johnny Green's orchestra: Quiz program, with Ransom man's orchestra. Tonight's -6.17) 9:30 CST (8:30 MST) Indian- (sw MBS -Henry Weber's Orch.: KFEL vocalists; dramatic sketch. Sherman and Bob Brown. drama, "Third Degree," stars apolis Symphony Orchestra, NBC -Marriage C I u b: WREN WHB KFOR KOIL Gladys George. 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Al 7:30 CST (6:30 MST) Avalon CBS. KSCJ KTHS WMT WSM KWK KARK -Jerry of the Circus Pearce and His Gang, CBS. Time, NBC. 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) The Fabien Sevitzky. conductor. KSO WENR KFEQ. Margit Hegedus Directs Music detail may be found on Artie Auerbach, comedian: Cliff Arquetle, comedian: Fred Allen Show. N BC. KGHF Varieties page 12, column 4. MBS- Chicago Golden Gloves Fi- nals: KFKA KFOR WGN KGNF-AU Request Prgm. Refer to adjacent columns for stations broadcasting these programs *KOA -Old Refrains: News TQN- Lawrence Welk's Orchestra: KSD- Washington U. Educ. Series WBAP KUOA -Gems of Melody *News: KGHF KVOO KVOR- Langworth Band *KFEL -News: Four Toppers KWK -Davey Adams, sketch KVOR -Road Report: Hollywood CBS -AI Pearce's Gang: KRNT 8:30 CST 7:30 MST NBC -Wally Stoefler's Orch.: KLRA -Dancing Under the Stars WDAF -Ann of the Air Lanes Brevities WCCO KMOX KFAB WBBM MBS -Music by Faith: KSO KFEL KGBX KGHF KARK (sw -9,53) KSD -The Music You Went WGN -Capt. Midnight KFH KMBC WNAX WIBW KOIL WHO -Meet Miss Julia KFOR *CBS -Paul Sullivan Reviews KVOD- Rhythm Spree WJAG Concert the WOW -Ellen Randolph, sketch -Evening NBC -Fred Waring in Pleasure NBC -Address by Thomas News. (sw965) KVOR -Dance Hour Sunset E. Dew- WREN -Boy Scout Pram. WNAX Edition Time: KFI ey: KSCJ WDAF Moonbeams 5:15 MST KVOD KANS WREN MBS -N. Y. Golden Gloves Finals: 5:30 CST 4:30 MST 6:15 CST MBS -Leonard Keller's Orchestra: WENR WMT WHO- Veterans Forum NBC -I Love Mystery: WDAF KFEL WIBW -Dance Time MBS -Henry Weber's Orch.: a KFKA KFOR KFEL WGN KFKA WHO WMAQ KSD NBC -Hollywood Playhouse: KOA *News: KFH KVOR WLW WMT WLW -Carl Lorch's Orch. KOA WOW KFI NBC -Fran Allison, contr.: KVOD (sw -9.53) KGBX-The Merry Makers Jam- WIBW WDAF KFKA WOW *WMAQ-News: Woody Herman's *CBS -Kaltenborn Edits the boree *News: KGBX WGN KSCJ KMOX Orch. NBC -Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost KGHF -Crimson Trail News: KFAB KOIL (sw- 11.83) Persons, drama: WENR KVOD KGHF -You Believe in Ghosts? hJI- Cabbages & Kings WNAX -Shadow of Fu Manchu *KLRA -Kaltenborn Edits News *KLRA NBC -Song Busters: KGBX KARK KWK KFI KSO WMT KTHS- Concert Orch. -News: Dance Hour 11:15 10:15 MST KLZ- Fiesta KWK- Barrel KOA The Aldrich CST (sw9.53) CBS -turn & Abner, sketch: Roll Family :keen NBC Barnet's KNX -Teletunes KWK -Adventures -Charlie Orchestra: KFAB WBBM KRNT KOIL 8:45 CST 7:45 MST in Photography WHO KV00 KVOD NBC -Bud Barton: KGHF KANS KOA- Pinocchio, sketch KGBX -Popular Varieties *WBAP -News: Sports KVOD KTHS KSCJ WREN KMOX WIBW KLRA WCCO KSCJ -Pleasantdale Folks NBC -Marriage Club: KGHF WNAX KGHF- Former Favorites WCCO- Cedric Adams Capt. Midnight, sketch: KV00 KSL- Concert Orch. KTHS-Pleasure Party WENR -Ten O'Clock Final CBS- George Duffys Orch.: KFOR MBS -Trail Blazers: KFOR KVOD- Variety WOW KSD Prem. KVOR -Save America WHO-Twilight Trails KLRA KMBC WNAX KFAB Sports: WGN KSCJ Jack Armstrong, sketch: WNAX KVOR- Children's Quarter -Hour WGN-Dick Jurgens' Orch. WMAQ- Preston Bradley, talk KRNT WBBM WIBW KARK- Street & Highway Safety WHO WIBW WDAF KLRA 7:15 CS F 6:15 MST WSM -The World in Review Prgm. 9:00 CST 8:00 MST MBS -Chlcago Golden Gloves Fi- KFBI- Ernest & Forget -Me-Nots KFEL -This is Magic 10:15 CST 9:15 MST nals: WGN KFKA - NBC -Roy Shield's Encore *KFEQ -News KFBI Dancing Party KFI -Will Aubrey Music: KVOD NBC -Remember the Met?: KVOD KFH -Ann of the Airlanes KFEL -Movie News & Views KGHF -Pop Melodies KTHS WREN WENR Masterworks on the Air: KMOX KSCJ KGNF -Eb & Zeb KFH -Alpen Brau Swingsters KLRA -Allen Roth's Orch. KSO NBC -I Love a Mystery: KFI WCCO KLZ -Joyce Jordan, sketch KFKA -Your Health KLZ -Beyond Reasonable Doubt NBC -Kay Kyser's Prgm-: WLW CBS -Everett Hoagland's Orch.: KFEL-Reed Murray's Oreh. KMBC- Smilin' Ed McConnell KGBX -Hyde Park Quartet KNX -Dealer in Dreams WOW KSD WDAF WFAA WSM KFAB KLRA (sw -9.65) *KOIL -Music You Want: News KGHF- Mutiny on the High Seas KVOR- Tropical Moods *KMOX -Bob Dunham Comments KOA- Concert Hall KOA KARK KGBX WHO KANS CBS -Lum & Abner, *KGNF- Sundown Serenade: News KV00 sketch: 11:30 CST 10:30 MST I(OATropical Moods KSCJ -Sioux Cityans KFI WMAQ (sw -9.53) KMBC KLZ KNX KSL KO W H- Sports KLZ- Dealer in Dreams KSL -Celebrity Time NBC -Will Bradley's Orch.: WOW MBS -Frank Gagen's Orch.: WMT MBS -N. Y. Golden KUOA -On Parade *KMBC -Today in Europe KVOR- Supper Melodies Gloves Finals: WMAQ KGBX WDAF KFEL WGN *KVOR -News KSL -Jack Armstrong, sketch KFOR KFKA 7:30 CST 6:30 MST CBS -Glenn Miller's Orch.: KNX NBC -Erskine Hawkins' Orch,: KWK -Black Flame of the Amazon KUOA -Gaslight Harmonies NBC -The Next Step Forward, KGHF KSCJ KVOD KV00 KSO -World of NBC -Quicksilver, quiz prgm.: WCCO KFAB WNAX KFH KLZ KWTO -Sullÿ s Spotlight; Rhythm KV00 Sports drama: WSM WDAF KGBX WREN KTHS %VMT KARK KVOR- Crimson Trail WREN WMT KWK WLS KSO KOIL WBBM KMOX WIBW Console KVOD WLW KGHF KARK WBAP (aw- WSM KWK WENR WBAP -Musical Prgm. KVOR KLRA KRNT KMBC KSL 9.53) *WHB -News & Sports MBS -Phil Harris' Orch.: KFKA WJAG- International Scene *WLW -News MBS -The Lone Ranger, sketch: KGBXHit Revue "Bringing the Taxes into the WSM-At Ease WGN KFKA KFEL KGHF -Dancetime Open" is the title of tonight's KFOR KFEL 5:45 CST 4:45 MST dramatization. Guest: Dr. Mabel 6:30 CST NBC -Avalon Time with Cliff Ar- KTHS -Quicksilver Newcomer. CBS -Jan Garber's Orch.: KVOR NBC -Adventures of Tom Mix: 5:30 MST professor of eco- WBBM KRNT CBS -Burns & Allen: WBBM quette: WMAQ WDAF WLW KWK -Barrel Roll nomics at Vassar. KFAB WNAX 1í11'K KVOD WREN -Boyd KLRA KMBC KFH WIBW KSL KRNT KMBC KFAB KOIL WSM WOW WHO KARK KVOO WGN Raeburn's Orch. KFH -Kaliko Kat Orch. *CBS -Today in Europe: KLRA KSD KGBX (sw -6.17) KMOX WIBW KLRA WCCO WFAA 9:15 CST 8:15 MST KMOX- France Laux. sport* KVOR KFAB KOIL KMOX *News: KLZ WHO (5w-11.83) *CBS -Dr. Christian, sketch: MBS -Frank Gagen's Orch.: KOIL KOIL- Hockey Game MBS -Little Orphan Annie, sketch: KNX -Nightcap Yarns NBC -Paul Barron's Orch.: KGHF News: KFAB WBBM KMBC KFOR KSCJ -Music You Want WHB WIBW KLRA KOIL WCCO KTHS-Safety Prgm. WBAP -Exp. & Fat Stock Show KSCJ (sw -9.55) CBS -Public Affairs: KFH KRNT NBC -Li'I Abner. KRNT KMOX WNAX KSL KLZ KVOR- Electricity Speaks WGN -Orrin Tucker's Orch. sketch: KGHF *News WHO WGN KNX KFAB KLZ KARK WLS WREN (sw- 11.83) WBBM KLRA KWK- Xavier WLW -Moon River WFAA KARK KVOR WCCO Cugat's Orch. *WBBM -News 11:45 CST 10:45 MST Captain Midnight. sketch: KGBX KFEL -Speed NBC -Whispering Rhythm: KOA Speaker: Senator Robert A. Gibson WCCO- Lurlew Time NBC -Will Bradley's Orch.: WHO WNAX WDAF KFII-Captain MBS -Herbie Kay's Taft. Midnight, sketch Orch.: KFOR *WHO -News KSD *News: WOW KV00 KOWH KFI -Art KMBC -Census Bureau Banquet Baker's Notebook Lone Rangei. sketch KGHF WIBW -Oklahoma Outlaws KFEL -Eddie Bush's Orch. KFKA -Lew White, organist KMOX -Jimmy Conzelman's Musi- CBS -Jan Garber's Orch.: KLZ KVOR WMAQ- Totten on Sports KFEQ -Dance Time KGBX -Two Guitars -Wichita cal Sports Roundup NBC -Erskine Hawkins' Orch.: hFH Sport Salute KFH Schools Prem. WMT- Pla -Mor Dance Band KLZ -20th Century Serenade KFI- Virginia Flohri. sop KSL -Home Builders KANS KFKA -Swing Orch. *WGN -News *WNAX -Final Edition KOA -Jack Armstrong. sketch KNX -Special Session California WESG -Washington Public Affairs: KMOX KNX KGNF -AH Request Prgm.: Dinner Company WIBW-Marling's Silver Dollar Merry-Go- KSD -Cheri McKay and Legislature Round: Sports KSL -National Radio Revive. Musicale KSL -Story Telling Time *WNAX-News: Now the Day is KUOA Ozarkian Quartet WMAQ -To be announced WBAP -Sun Dodgers KLZ-My Son & I. sketch KVOO -Irene Rich, drama Over 7:45 CST 6:45 MST WOW- Hockey; Omaha vs. Tulsa WCCO -Ted Travers' Orch. KMBC- Pinacchio KVOD -Songs of Eventide 9:30 12:00 CST KMOX -Bob Dunham Comments *KFH -To be announced: News CST 8:30 MST WSM -June Moody: Sports 11:00 MST KVOR -Eventide Echoes NBC -Adventures in Photography: *CBS -Paul Sullivan Reviews KOA David Adams. sketch KFI Voice of the World 10:30 CST 9:30 MST the *KWK -Sports: News WREN KSO KWK WENR KSCJ News- KLZ KSL KNX KSCJ -Harry Owen's Orch. WLW -Paul Arnold & KFKA -Walter Kelsey's Orch. CBS -Sammy Kayes Orchestra: Orceh. KTHS WMT NBC-Jimmie Grler's *KSD-St. Louis Symphony So- WDAF -Sports Resume *KNX -Bob Garrett Reporting: KLRA KFAB KRNT WNAX Orchestra: ciety Lecture: News WLW-Paul Arnold's Orel. War Bulletins CBS -Indianapolis Symphony Or- KOIL KVOD KTHS -To be announced KOA -Speed Gibson chestra: KFAB KRNT WNAX *WMAQ -News: Musical Entre NBC -Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra: MBS -Joe Reichman's Orch.: WGN KUOA -To be announced KSCJ-Sterling Young's Orch. KLRA (sw-9.65) *WMT -Fulton Lewis. Jr.. news wusie detail on page 12. KANS WREN KV00 WSM KFKA KFEL WHO-Ellen Randolph, sketch WNAX -Sunset Trail 8:00 CST 7:00 MST CBS -Burns & Allen: KLZ NBC -Sleepy Hall's Orch.: KSD *News: KF1 KMBC KOA WHO WIBW -Vic & Sade WOW -Plantation Party CBS- Texaco Star Theater; Kenny KSL WJAG- Highlights in Melody Baker; Drama: KFAB WBBM KNX KGBX (sw -9.53) KMOX KARK WSM -Stop Me If You've Heard KVOR Treasure Chest This One KNX KOIL KFH W1BW WCCO MBS -Pageant of Melody: WGN CBS -Dr. Christian, sketch: KNX KLRA KLZ WNAX KSL KRNT *WBBM -News: Pliner v Earl 6:45 CST 5:45 MST KFEL -Federal Orch.: & Spkrs. NBC -Avalon Time: KFI KOA WENR -Music You Want NIGHT NBC -Paul KMBC KMOX KFH -University of Wichita Barron's Orch.: WREN detano Gooddúá83or Quid. Prim MBS- Chicago Golden Gloves Fi- *WLW Barney Rapp's Orch.. inc KFKA- Colorado Highlights NBC -Lang Thompson's Orch.: NBC nals: WGN KFKA KFOR KWK News Where is -The Green Hornet, drama: (here no listing WHO KGBX -Half & Half *News: WMAQ -Matty Malneck's Orch. KWK WREN KGHF KVOD KGHF -Ambassadors KARK KTHS for a station ifs preceding MBS -Inside of Sports: KWK KTHS KCSJ KANS KWK *KFEL -Fulton Lewis, Jr., comm. WOW -Midnight Melodies program is on fhe air. *KMBC -News: Sports WGN WLW NBC -Fred Allen Show; WMAQ KMOX- Columbia Workshop KGHF -Thrill Hunters End of Wednesday Programs *KLZ- -Journeys Behind the News 6:00 CST 5:00 MST MBS -Little Orphan Annie. sketch: KSD WOW WHO WDAF WFAA KOIL -Make Believe Ballroom KFEL KFKA WLW WSM KARK KV00 (sw- KVOD -WPA Prgm. KMBC -Dance Time FREOIIENOIEB CBS -Amos & Andy: WCCO -Range fare 9.53) *KVOR -News: Concert Master KMOX Riders & Soloist KANS-1"1n KTHS1080 KyION (sw- 11.83) Midmeht. sketch: KVOR KSL -Concert Orch. KLZ KGHF *MBS -Raymond Gram Swing, WBBM -Mel Cole's Orch. KARK-.snu K00A-1200 NBC -Fred Waring in KVOD- Variety Prgm. KFAB-71u KVOD-030 Pleasure *News. KSL KVOD comm.: WMT WCCO -We Saw It Time WDAF WBAP WMAQ KFBI *KVOR -Journeys Behind the KFBI-1usU KVOO-1140 KARK -Sports WIBW You Can't Do That KFEL-920 KVOR-1270 KOA WSM WLW WHO KSD *KFEL-News: Melody Lane News KFH -To be announced 9:45 CST 8:45 MST KFEQ-880 KWIC-1250 KANS WOW KV00 KARK KFI -Musical Soiree WRAP -Texas Prison Broadcast KFH-1300 KWTO-500 KGBX- Romance of Dan & Sylvia *KFOR -News *News. KFOR KOIL WBAI'-800 NBC -Easy Aces, sketch: KFI WBBM -Master Works on the Air KFI-640 KOA -Right Here in Colorado KGBX -Jimmy Haymes KFH- Marimba Magic WCCO -Rollie Johnson's Orch. KFKA-880 WBBM-770 KWK WENR KSO WMT KVOD WCCO-810 *KSD -St. Louis Symphony Or- KOA- Golden Melodies KMBC -Dance Time WDAF -Dance Orch. KFOR-1210 *MBS -Fulton chestra: News KVOD- Stories in Litigation KOBR-1230 WDAr-010 Lewis, Jr., news KVOR -Ranch Boys WHO -Bill Austin. pianist WBNR-870 Twlight WBBM- Rhythm the KGHt-1320 analyst: KFEL KFKA KV00- Trail WENR- Concert Miniature Off Record WLW -Milt Hearth Trie KGNF'-1430 WFA.A-800 *News: KFH KFOR WDAF-Easy Aces, sketch WGNBilly Repaid WCCO- Cooperative Week KLRA-1390 WON-720 KGBX WMAQ -Lou Breese's Orel. KLZ-380 WHB800 K011 wIBW WBBM KSCJ WFAA -Babcock Question Box 8:15 CST 7:15 MST WIBW- Popular Varieties WMT-Nocturne WNAX -Finnkh Relief Report KMBC950 WHO-10110 KLZ KUOA WLS -Grace Wilson, contr. MBS -Louis Sobol: KFOR KMORdOfal WIBW-680 *WMT -News: 10:45 CST 9:45 MST *News: Sports: KLRA KMBC Organ Melodies KFEL -Sports: Gray's 10:00 CST 9:00 MST KNR-1050 WJAG-1060 Glen Ord. CBS -Sammy Kaye's Orch.: KVOR WIA-870 KFAB -Political Talk 7:00 CST 6:00 MST KG RN -Organocturne NBC Breezing Along: KVOD KFH SOA-STO KFBI- Sports NBC -Breezing Along: KSO WMT CBS -Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: KVOR -It's Dance Time NBC- Sleepy Hall's Oreh.: WHO OWH-sxl WYAQ70 KGHF- Siesta WREN KWK WLS WBAP -Melody Parade WBBM KRNT KMBC KFAB KRNT-1320 WaIT-000 *KNX -News: Fletcher Wiley NBC -Hollywood Playhouse: WLW WENR -Ted Weems' Orch. KSI. KLZ KNX KOIL WNAX NBC -Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra: K80J-1330 WNAX570 KARK K8D-s50 WOW-590 KSL -Deealer in Dreams WSM KVOO KSD WOW WHO WGN -Ozzie Nelson's Orch. NBC-Remember the Met: KTHS KSL-1130 sVREN-Ixo KTHS -Today's Winners WDAF WMAQ WFAA KARK WMT -College Time KANS KVOO WREN *News: KVOD KWK 880-1490 W'B3I-060

www.americanradiohistory.com KGNF -Chick Chat KVOR- Harmony Hall B-9 21 Page 49 MORNING KLZ -Stars Over Manhattan Next Week's Cover WDAF -Gospel Singer 1 KMBC-Joanne Taylor WHB- Squirrel Creek Young Uns KOWH -Old Fashioned Garden Bonnie Baker, vocalist WHO -Sone Shoo THURSDAY *Star in program listings KTHS -Food for Thought with Orrin Tucker's *WNAX -News: Markets indicates news broadcast. KUOA -God's Half Hour orchestra, now heard on "The Hit Parade" on WOW Mnirr.n, Meiome. KVOR -Just About Time CBS Saturday nights, will be the cover portrait 12:30 CST 11:30 MST March 7 7:00 CST 6:00 MST KWK -Waltz Time on next week's Mom AND RADIO GUIDE. On CBS -The Right to Happiness. *NBC -News: WREN KTHS KWTO -What's New on the Air sketch: KFH KMOX KLZ -Silver sale at all newsstands today. KGNF -Let's KSCJ WHB Sails NBC -Hoosier Hop: KANS KWK Dance -Musical KFH- Variations on *CBS -Today WIBW Clock KGHF KVOD (sw- 15.33) Syncopation In Europe: KMOX tl'J1G Jensen. -Old (sw- 21.57) Russell oianist KLRA Refrains *WREN -News: Waltz Time *News: KFEQ KGBX KGNF KLZ -Aunt Jenny's Stories. sketch WREN KSCJ *NBC -News: KANS KGBX (sw- KFBI -Hammond KWTO KFKA KMBC -Life of Mary Sothern 21.5) 9:15 CST 8:15 MST Melodies WHO- Hollywood 10,000 WHO KFEQ -Minor KUOA -To be announced NBC -Vagabonds: KGHF KTHS Clites WNAX -Ma Perkins, sketch KARK -Light Crust Doughboys *News: WIBW WOW KUOA *KFKA -News WOW- KVOR-Noon-Day Party KSCJ WREN (sw -21.5) Adopted Daughter Jennie KFAB -Farm Facts: Roy & Lonnie KFKA KSCJ KARK KGBX -Dance Orch. KWK -It's Fun to Keep House 11:30 CST 10:30 MST Voice the People 7:15 CBS -Myrt & Marge. sketch: KGHF Arrnrdiana KFBI of KWTO -The Laugh Clinic CST 6:15 MST WNAX NBC -Wife KFAB KMOX KLRA KGNF- Modern NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: KFEL- Walter Knight's Orch. WREN -Lukewela's Royal Ha- Saver: KTHS WREN Melody -Pauline KGH KOIL KLRA -Meet sketch HOA KV00 KGBX KTHS KWK KLRA "ole waiians KOWH KSCJ Miss Julia, Bell NBC -John's Other Wife, sketch: -Road of Life. sketch WREN KANS KARK KGHF KMBC- Dinner Roundup 1:30 CST 12:30 MST CBS-Morning Horizons: (sw- KLZ KOA- Inquiring Reporter WOW WHO WDAF KSD KARK KOA -For Women Only KSC.1 KOWH MBS- School of the Air: KFEL 21.57) KOIL- Noonday Melodies KV00 KOWH- Morning Melody CBS -Romance of Helen Trent, CBSYour Family & Mine. sketch: KOWH -This Rhythmic Age NBC -Do You Remember?: KGBX KUOA- Biology Talk KMBC KMOX KOIL KMBC KMOX KFEL -Texas Jim Lewis. hillbilly sketch: KLZ KTHS -Concert Orch. tsw -21.5) KVOR -Musical Potpourri KOIL KFEQ- Bill's Hawaiian Players KFAR KUOA -Man on the Street NBC -Valiant Lady, sketch: KOA *News: KMBC KGNF KWTO -Hymn Sing KGNF -Sweet & Swing NBC -The Art of Living: (sw- KV00-Bob Wills' Playboys WHO WOW WDAF KSD WJAG -Voice of the Street 7:30 CST 6:30 MST KMBC -Meet Miss Julia. sketch 15.33) KVOR -Cavalcade of Drama NBC -Marine Band: KGHF KTHS NBC -Gene & Glenn: KGBX KOA -Food Parade WNAX -Vic & Sade CBS -Give & Take: KFH *WDAF -News: Weather: Mar- KGBX KARK WREN KANS (sw21.5) KOWH -Poultry Prophet 10:30 CST 9:30 MST KSCJ KOWH 15.33) Markets: KGNF KWTO kets (sw- *News: KFEQ KFH KOIL KVOR- Hollywood American Lee NBC -Against the Storm. sketch: KFBI -Harmony Kings WJAG -Weather, Police, Funeral KFAB -Road of Life, sketch KOWH KWTO WREN ion Band KOA KSD WHO WOW WDAF Notices. Visitors & Mail Bag hFEQ-Singin' Sam KFBI- Markets Musical Clock: WOW WDAF KWK -Gospel Singer CBS -Big Sister, sketch: KLRA WNAX -Central Public Mkts. KWTO- Rhythm Rangers KLRA -Bible Lover's Revival KFEQ-Ministerial Alliance WHB KMOX KFAB KMBC WNAX *WOW News: Musical Prgm. KFH -Grain & Livestock Markets 7:45 CST 6:45 MST KVOD -Morning Melodies WIBW KFH KSD -Luncheon Dance Music WIBW -Adopted Daughter KUOA- Accordiana 12:45 CST 11:45 MST KFKA -H E. Green: Markets *NBC- Harvey and Dell. sketch: NBC -Rosa WJAG -Musical Gems Lee. sop.: KTHS KVOD -South Americana NBC -Words & Music: KGBX *KGNF- Nebraska in the News News: KTHS WREN KSCJ KARK KGBX KO1VH (sw- 15.33) KLRA -Editor's Daughter, sketch 9:30 CST 8:30 MST KVOR -Duane Osborn, pianist NBC -Hoosier Hop: KOWH CBS-Adelaide Hawley: (sw-21.57) MBS -Keep Fit to Music: KFEL WDAF -Studio Prim. KLZ -Lite Begins. sketch CBS -Hilltop House, sketch: KFH MBS -Ben Bernie's Orch.: KFEL Happy Hank: WHO WNAX KFOR WHB KFKA KWK WHB -Waltz Time KFKA KUOA- Siesta Serenade KFAB KMOX WNAX KLRA KVOD -Voice of Public Opinion WIBW KFAB KFEQ - *News: KOIL WREN WHO- Adopted Daughter KOIL CBS -The Road of Life. sketch: KVOO-Meet Miss *News: KV00 KWK KFBI- Dorothy Heller WIBW- Weather: Dinner Hour Julia, sketch NBC -Just Plain BIII, sketch: KMBC KFH KOIL KVOR -Road Luncheon Early Risers' Club: KLZ KVOR KFEQ -Old Timers WNAX -Kitty Keene, sketch Report: WOW WHO WDAF KARK KV00 *News: KTHS KVOD KGHF Melodies 8:00 CST 7:00 MST KGHF -Good Morning. Neighbor WOW -Life of Mary Sothern NBC -Originalities: KTHS KSCJ KARK -Hal Burns; Varieties *KWK -News CBS -Rhythmaires Orch.: KLZ KGNF -MacGregor's Fairy Tales 11:45 CST 10:45 MST WREN KOWH (sw-21.5) KFAB- Poultry Talks WHB -Voice of Kansas City KVOR KLRA (sw- 21.57) KLZ-Lady. Lend an Ear MBS- of Elm Carters Street, KFBI- Variety Pram WNAX -Judy & Jane, sketch NBC -Breakfast Club; Orch. and Markets: KFBI KFEQ KSCJ- D.A.R. Prgm. sketch: KFEL KFKA WHB KFEL -Alec Randolph's Trio Interview KFEQ- Street Reporter 1:45 CST 12:45 MST Soloists: KTHS KGBX WREN KSL- CBS -Our Gal Sunday, sketch: *KGBX -News KUOA -Frank Pollock, pianist KGNF- Serenader NBC -Hymns of All Churches KSCJ KVOD KANS KOWH KMBC KMOX KLZ KOIL KFAB KLRA -Government Reports KGHF - Devotional KVOD -Novel Notes WHO KOA KSD KWK (sw -21.5) -Judy & Jane KGNF -Melodic Moods KVOO- Dorothy McCune NBC -To be announced: KVOD KLZ KMOX Keene, CBS -Mv Son & I. sketch: KMBC *NBC -News: Happy Jack. songs: KLZ -Captain Ozie KVOR- Personal Shopper (sw- 15.33) -Kitty sketch KOA -Organ Reveries KFAB KOIL KMOX KLRA KV00 KMBC-Happy Kitchen KWTO -Mary Lee Taylor KFEQ -Ranch Boys Used WNAX CBS -Good Morning: KOIL KOA- Musical Magazine WJAG-West Point Program KFH- Rubinoff & His Violin KSCJ-Markets Car Re- porter Judy & Jane- KVOO WOK Coffee KFH KUOA- Common Sense Viewpoint 10:45 KGNF -Homespun Harmony Pot Inn: KFAB CST 9:45 MST KSD -Ellen Randolph, sketch WDAF WOW WHO KVOR- Church in the Wildwoou -The KUOA -Three Merry Men: Bill- WNAX WIBW NBC Guiding Light, sketch: KUOA- Arkansas Stamps Quartet *KFBI -News: Farmers Hour *News: KFOR KOA KGHF KWK -Sunbonnet Social WOW WDAF KV00 WHO KOA board *KWTO- Markets: Weather: News KVOR -Organ Treasures KFEQ -Waltz Time 8:15 CST 7:15 MST KSD KARK KVOR -Green Light at the Cross- -Marke' WHB -Smile Brigade roads KWTO -Console Capers: Man on KFEL Rerorte CBS- American School of the Air: CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: KFH the KFH -Kitty Keene. sketch WJAG -To be announced KWTO -Man at the Stockyards Street (sw- 21.57) WIBW KMOX KFAB WNAX WDAF -Remember the Song? KFKA 4tnckyards Mdrkrtcasi 9:45 CST MST WDAF -4 -Bells Roundup NBC -Breakfast Club: KARK 8:45 KMBC WHB -JackSavage & Co. KGNF- Hawaiian Harmony CBS -Stepmother. sketch: WHO-Melody Time KMBC NBC -Rakov's WHO -Lem & Martha * KLL ..ice 01 the News CBS -Good Morning: KFH KOIL KFAB KMOX KOIL Orchestra: KWK WJAG -Modern Melodies: Hospital KLRA KANS KOWH KSCJ KVOD Report WJAG -Gooch Buckaroos KOWH -The Four Chixs NBC -Novelettes: KOWH KTHS WNAX Noonday Visit KUOA -Hawaiian Modes Niue KTHS WREN (sw- 15.33) WNAX -Farm & Home: Livestock Ribbon Melodies KOA KGHF KVOD WREN KSCJ WOW -Man on the Street KVOD- Captain Ozi. MSS- Medical Information Bu- Bulletin Board WHO (sw -21.5) WREN -Ranee Riders KVOR Farm Service Prim 8:30 CST 7:30 MST reau: KFOR KFEL KFKA WOWYoune Dr. Malone, sketch NBC -Woman In White, sketch: Subject: What i. Rheu- 1:00 CST 12:00 MST EWE -Al Sarli's Orch. NBC -Breakfast Club: KGHF KWTO -Ma Perki,'. :ketch WDAF WOW WHO KSD matic Fever?" NBC-Betty & Bob, sketch: WDAF CBS -Aeolian Ensemble: ELBA WHB -Embassy Club KFEQ- Weather Bureau 1HO MBS -John Metcalf's Choir Loft: AFTERNOON KOA KSD WOW WJAG- lensen, (sw- 21.57) KGBX 1 Russell orianlt KFEL KFOR Hollywood Brevities CBS -Lanny Ross, tnr.: KFH NBC -Cadets Quartet: KSD KGNF -Amer. Family Robinson 2:00 CST 1:00 MST KARK -Lee Meyer, Town Talk 12:00 CST KOIL KMBC KFAB KMOX KLRA -Hit of Today : 11:00 MST MBSGinsburghs Hymns of All Churches: WNAX KFBI -Tonic Tunes Interlude Concert Orch KOIL-Polly the NBC- Rangers Serenade: KVOD NBC -How Do You Know?: KANS WDAF KFEQ -Markets: Hawaiian Mel shopper KFEL KFOR WHB KFKA -To be announced (sw- 15.33) KARK KGBX KSCJ KTHS *News: KVOR KVOD dies KUOA NBC -The Story of Mary Marlin KVOR -Good Morning Neighbor CBS-The (sw- 15.33) KFAB -Right to Happiness, sketch *KFH -Grain Livestock Mar- Goldbergs. s k e t e k: More detail On page 1s. sketch: WOW KVOO WHO K511 & -Hayloft KFBI -Frank Chiddix kets: News KWTO Frolic KMOX WDAF KOA KARK WHB -Farm Special MBS- Concert Orchestra: KFKA KFEL -Tonic Tunes KGBX -Gems of Melody: Weather MBS -The Happy Gang: KFOR KFOR WHB KWK NBC -Orphans of Divorce, sketch KFH -Ma Perkins. sketch KLRA- Woman's Magazine of the 11:00 CST 10:00 MST *News KFAB KFII KOIL KFBI- Ernest & Forget -Me -Note WREN KTHS KVOD KWK -Sing Song NBC -Eugene Conley. tnr.: WREN KGNF Time Air WIBW KV00 KGNF *KFEL -News: Peggy Anderson CBS -Society Girl. sketch: KLRA Jean's KTHS KVOD KOWH (sw- 15.33) KLZ -Good Morning Melodies KLZ -Patty Health Club cingin' Sam: KSD KWTO KFEQ -Dannen Melodies KMBI KFAB KMOX KOli CBS -Kate Smith KMBC -The Food Scout KUOA -To be announced Speaks: EVIL *KARK -Livestocks: News KGHF -Novelties WNAX KLZ (sw- 15.27.17.83) KMOX -Vic & Sade, sketch KVOO -Young Dr. Malone, sketch KFAB KMOX KLRA WNAX KFBI -Frank & Ralph KGNF -The Swappers KFBI -Singing Cowboys KOA- Weavers of Melody KVOR -Pacific Paradise KLZ (sw- 21.57) KFEL -Harold Johnstone KLRA-Linda's First Loge KFEQ- Markets KOIL -Waltz Time KWK -Paris Fashion Review NBC -Strings That KFEQ- Markets Sing: KGBX KLZ -Big Sister. sketch KFH -Linda's First Love. skein KUOA- Arthur O'Neal, tnr. WHB -Story Behind the Song Sugges *News. KFBI KFOR KWK KFKA -Markets: Morning KOWH -Touring the Town KGBX Concert Master KWK -Village Serenade WNAX- George B. German fions Judy & Jane. sketch- WIBW *KUOA -News: Musical Prim KGHF Tunes *KWTO -Mike Dosch; News 10:00 CST 9:00 MST *KLRA -News: KFH WHO Farm Service KVOD -Blue Plate Special KGNF Market Review MBS -Pegeen Fitzgerald, talk: 8 :45 CST 7:45 MST KARK -Nazarene Church Prgm. KVOO -It's a Woman's World *KOWH News KFEL KFOR -Meet Miss Julia. sketch CBS -Drifting Melodies: KVOR KFEL -The Islanders KLZ *KVOR -News *KSCJ -News: Want Ad Rambles NBC- Viennese Ensemble: WREN *KMBC -News: Dinner (sw- 21.57) KFEQ- Markets Markets: KWTO -Mike Dosch *KUOA -News: Int. Scene KOWH Bell Roundup: Feed Lot Chat CBS -Bachelor's Children. sketch: KFKA- Morning Concert WNAX- Variety: Lonesome Lloyd KVOR -Mid -Day Rhythms Live Stock Market KMOX KMBC KFH CBS -Mary Lee Taylor: KOIL KGHF -Old Songs 1:15 CST 12:15 MST KWTO Kitty Keene. sketch KLRA KFH KMOX KLZ KMBC KGNF -Round the Town KUOA -Way Down South KFAB -Jane Tucker NBC -Arnold Grimm's Daughter WIBW Roundup *KMBC -News- Livestock Prgm KVOR- Parents' Forum *KFBI Monitor News NBC -David Harum, sketch: KSD sketch: KOA WHO WOW WDAF WNAX Bohemian Orch. WHO WDAF KVOO KOA Notes WDAF -Right to Happiness *KFEQ- Markets: News WOW WHB -Bob KSD 2:15 CST 1:15 MST KANS KOA -On the Mall Caldwell, Jr.: Markets KGNF -The Three T's KSCJ- Mid -Morning WHO- Markets: Weather CBS -To be announced: (sw- 15.27) NBC -Ma Perkins. sketch: WOW *News: KUOA KVOD Farm Reports - WHO KLRA -Hymns of All Churches *KSD -News: Tel- e-tunes: Harry WJAG -Markets: Cradle Roll MBS- Concert in Contrast: KVOO WDAF KSD KOA KARK -Lonnie Glosson & Sugar KFEL *KLZ -Voice of the News Horlick's Orch. cntch Story KFKA KFOR WHB KARK KOA -Old Refrains: Weather Creek Gang WNAX -Farm Home: Farm KUOA- Markets: Modern Music & CBS -Joyce Jordan, Interne, NBC -Amanda of Honeymoon Hill, KOIL- Homemakers Club KFAB -Bob Bellamy Facts Girl KFBI -Harry Horlick's KV00- Gospel Singer sketch: KFAB KOIL KMOX sketch: KTHS WREN KVOD KSD -The In -Laws Orch. WOW- Markets. 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REPLACEMENT WNAX- Grandma Travels KWK -Secret Diary CBS -When a Girl Marries, KARK KVOD KGHF (sw- 15.33) WOW -To be announced KWTO- Poultry: Salon Echoes sketch: KMOX KLZ KFH KOIL MONTHS WHB -Home of *News: KOWH KUOA WJAG atara1Ered4 to CST MST the Week KMBC WIBW 9:00 8:00 WJAG -Weather: Stocke Markets: KFH WIBW CBS- Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch: MBS -Navy Band: KFKA KFOR KARK -Texan Bar Ranch Boys WEAR HOSE WE FURNISH WNAX -Gospel Singer KFEL u. fie t with outfit and sur, KLRA KMOX KOIL WNAX KFAB -Farm Facts: Last Call for rasht er pt -sonalquickly. Everybody Mtty, hose. 10:15 CST 9:15 MST CBS -String Ensemble: (sw- 2137) Pendnteed wear from o ö months Ide - K FH Dinner ing on ntuer of pairs) lthout bote,, NBC -Young Dr. Malone, sketch: KFAB -Kitty Keene. sketch *KFBI -News: Luncheon NBCThe Man I Married, sketch: Lyrics sales DorisnJensen EofEIllinois reports earningsam KVOD KSCJ KTHS WREN KFBI -Dance Time: Markets KFEL -The Dime Man of fill In S hours. 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WDAF -Mixed Quartet Gate Quartet: KEOR and Wally Butter- Joe Penner, comedian; Russ 9:00 CST (8:00 worth MST) Glenn *WMAQ-News- Musical Entre KOIL KVOR KMBC KLRA Brown; Gay Seabrook; Dick 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Major Miller's Orchestra, CBS. *WMT-Fulton comm, MBS- Raleigh High School Glee Ryan; Kenny Stevens, tenor; Bowes' Amateur Hour, CBS. Andrews Lewis, Jr., 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) George Sisters, vocal trio. WOW -Twilight Trail Clubs: KFEL Jessel's Variety Program, Bert Gordon; Jacques Re- Honor city: Butte, Montana. nard's orchestra. 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Kraft 6:45 CST - 5:45 MST KFAB -Sunny Jim NBC. 8:30 CST (7:30 MST) Amer- Music Hall, NBC. MBS -Inside of Sports: KWK KFEQ- Matinee Melodies Benay Venuta, vocalist; Mer- ica's Town Meeting of the 7:30 CST (6:30 MST) Strange Bing Crosby. M. C.; Bob WI W WGN KFH-Editor's Daughter, sketch ry Macs; Peter Van - Steed As Air, NBC. CBS-Accent on KVOR It Seems, CBS. Burns, comedian ; Music Music: KFKA-Livestock Auction Sale en's orchestra. Subject: "What Should KGNF -Random Thoughts Strange and unusual stories, Maids; Ken Carpenter, an- KLRA 7:00 collected by John ; Alois America Do for the Joads?" KLZ -Farm Service Prgm. CST (6:00 MST) Musical Hix nouncer; Johnny Trotter's MBS- Little Orphan Annie. sketch: Speakers: Rexford Guy Tug - KMOX -Let's Discuss the News Americana, NBC. Havrilla, M. C. orchestra. KFEL KFKA Symphony orchestra, with well, former Under Secretary KOWH -Preparedness vs. Isola- of Agriculture; NBC -Paul Pendarvis' Orch.: KOA tionism Raymond Paige, conductor; 7:30 CST (6:30 MST) Those Philip Ban- 9:15 CST (8:15 MST) Colum- We Love, NBC. croft of the Associated Farm- KGBX KSCJ- Florence Coates 100 Men of Melody; Deems bia Workshop, CBS. Dramatic program, with Nan ers of California; Hugh Ben- *News: KVOD KSL KUOA -Concert Taylor, commentator. Guest: Dramatic program. Classics Grey. nett of the KARK- Sports KWTO -Judy Louise Sunderman, cellist. Soil Conservation & Jane. sketch Service; and KLZBoneri Court WHB -Moods Carey McWil- 10:00 CST (9:00 MST) Fred & Fancies 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Ask -It- 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Good liams, Commissioner Im- Waring *KSD -Allen Roth's Orch.: News WJAG -Afternoon Concert of in Pleasure Time, Basket. CBS. News of 1940, NBC. migration of California. NBC. WDAF -Easy Aces, sketch WNAX -Olson Oddities: Bohemian WFAA -Twilight Trails Orch. Refer to adjacent columns for stations broadcasting these programs WHO -Sunset Roundup 2:30 CST 1:30 MST *WMT -News: Dance Music *CBS -News: American School of WOW -Irene Rich the Air: KMBC KMOX KOIL 7:00 CST 6:00 MST KVOR KFOR KLZ KLRA KFH WJAG Vocal Varieties CBS -Marion Carley, pianist: KVOR -Cub Reporters MBS -Story of American Diplo- WNAX WNAX -Rodeo Recess KVOR KWTO- Rhythm Roundup macy: KFEL KFOR The story of three soothers NIGHT Subject: "The Monroe Dor- Negroes and their elait to Han 3:30 CST 2:30 MST KARK -Accordiana WDAF -David Adams WJAGMusical triae." lem in New York City. *NBC- Medicine in the News; KFAB -Gus & Andy Roulette NBC -George Jessel's Variety Pro- MBS -Henry Cincone's Orchestra: News: WREN KGHF KTHS KFEQ Matinee WNAX- Bohemian Orch. Where there is no listing KFI KOA WBAP WDAF WOW-Meet gram: KFEL KWK KVOD KSCJ KOWH KGNF -Alvino Rey Miss Julia, sketch for a station its preceding 'VOW KSD KV00 WHO WLW nLkA -Slums Cost You NBCPepper Young's Family, KANS (sw- 9.53- 15.33) Money 5:15 CST 4:15 MST program is on fhe air. WMAQ KARK KLZ- Marion Carley, pianist sketch: KV00 WHO KSD CBS -Patterns In Swing: KOIL MBS -Herbie Kay's Orch.: KFEL NBC -Musical Americana; Deems KOA KUOA Jo Knitzer 6:00 CST 5:00 MST RK WOW WDAF Jones. sk etc n : *N BC-Malcolm Claire. news: Taylor, m.c.: KSO KANS KWK NBC-Lorenzo KVOD -Colorado Safety Council CBS -Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: NBC-Affairs- of WOW WHO WDAF KV00 KARK KGBX (sw -9.53) WREN KSCJ WMT WLS WSM Anthony, sketch: KWTO- Ozarks Singer KMOX WCCO (.w- 11.83) KTHS WREN KGHF KWK sketch: KL2 WIBW- Edmund CBS -Blue Streak Rhythm Ensem- KGBX CBS -Hilltop House. Denny NBC -Easy Aces, comedy: KWK KSCJ KOWH KANS (sw-9.53- *WJAG-News ble: KLRA KFH KOIL CBS -Ask -It- Basket with Jim Mc- KMBC WIBW KVOR KFI WENR KVOD KSO WMT 15.33) WNAX -Tips by Taylor Williams: WIBW KFH KOIL KARK -Happy Jack & Ozark Hollywood Ten Thousand: KMBC NBC -Fred KFAB -Markets: Bohemian WREN-Rhythmusic Waring in Pleasure WNAX KRNT WCCO KFAB Band Ramblers KMOX Time: WBAP KFBI -Hit Review KFAB -Roy Lonnie KSD WLW WOW KMOX WBBM KMBC (,w- 11.831 KFAB -Hired Hands 4:30 CST 3:30 MST & WDAF WSM KV00 KFEQ -Ben Henderson KFBI -Echoes of the Stage Is WDAF KFEL -Serge Jaroff KFKA- Dinner Music KGBX- NBC -Kitty Keene, sketch: *MBS-Fulton Matinee Melodies Screen KV00 WOW WHO KOA KSD KFEQ-Margit Hegedus Directs Lewis, Jr.. news KGHF-Crimson frail KGNF -World Bookman Jamboree KGHF Varieties analyst: KFEL KFKA KLRA -Helena Withee KFH -Tea Time NBC -Bud Barton, children's pro- KUOA- University Girls Trio KGBX High School Concert KGNF -AII Request Prgm. *News: KFH KFOR KGBX KNX- Teletunes KVOD- gram: (sw -9.53- 15.33) Variety Prgm. KGNF -Turn Back the Clock KLZ- Rhythm Ensemble KOIL WIBW WBBM KSCJ KLZ KSL -Open Forum KWTO -The In -Laws KLRA -Melody Time MBS -The Johnson Family, sketch: *KOA- Master Singers: News KUOA KVOD- Variety Prgm. WHB-Everett Hoagland's Orch. KMOX -Ma Perkins. sketch KFOR KFEL KWK KSD-Washington U. Educ. Series KARK -Wilson Ames, organist KVOR Hi -Y Prgm. 2:45 CST 1:45 MST KOA -My Neighborhood NBC -Frank & Archie. sketch: KUOA -Gems of Melody KFAB- Political Talk WGN -Leonard Keller's Orch. NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch: KV00 KUOA -Grace Lee Byers KVOD KGHF KSCJ WREN KWK -Davey Adams, sketch KFBI- Sports 7:15 CST 6:15 MST WDAF WHO WOW KOA KSD WHB-Design for Dancing KANS KOWH KTHS WDAF- Variety Prgm. KGHF -Mr. Nobody *KFBI -News KARK \1J: \b fang., Time CBS -It Happened in Hollywood: WHO -Meet Miss Julia *KLRA -News- Interlude: Sports KFKA -Sports WNAX -George *KMBC KGHF- Pop, Melodies MBS -Good Health & Training: 3:45 CST 2:45 MST KOIL KLZ KMOX B. German -News: Sports WOW -Ellen Randolph, sketch *KNX -News: Fletcher Wiles KLRA -Allen Roth's Ch eh. KFEL -Young W i d d e r Brown. NBC KARK -Wildcat Showcase 5:30 CST KOA -Speed Gibson KLZ- Beyond Reasonable Doubt NBC- Between the Bookends: sketch: WHO WDAF WOW KSD KFAB -Bob Bellamy 4:30 MST NBC- Johnny KSL Dealer in Dreams KNX-Dealer in Dreams KGHF KANS KTHS WREN KV00 KFEQ -The Prairie Flower Magee's Orchestra: KSCJ (sw- 15.33) (sw- 9.53 -9.55) KTHS.Todaÿe Winners KSL Celebrity Time C BSSmilin' Ed McConnell: KFH -Geppert Studios Prgm.: Ho- KVOR -Road Melodies *CBS -H. V. Kaltenborn, Report: Hollywood KVOR- Supper KFEQ -Minor Clite,, accordionist KMOX tel Rhythm news Brevities 7:30 CST 6:30 MST KGNF -Singing *KGNF -News analyst: KOIL KFAB KFH (sw- Strings CBS -Tune Time: (sw- 11.83) *KWK -Sports: News NBC -Melody Rendezvous: WREN KOWH -Song Time KLRA -Things to Come 11.83) MBS -Book -a -Week: KFEL WGN -Ginsburgh's Concert Orch. KUOA- Three KSCJ KANS -Quarter Time KMBC -Kate Smith's Chats NBC -Reggie Childs' Orch.: KGBX WHO- Captain Midnight. sketch -This Woman's KFBI- Rendezvous with Romance *CBS -Strange As It Seems: KWK World KUOA -Story of Wool KV00 WJAG -Evening Concert KWTO -Slim Pickens Wilson KGNF -Bob Entertains KVOR -Melody Time News: KFH WNAX KMBC NBC -Bud Barton: KGHF KANS WMAQ -Organ Moods WIBW -Kansas KLRA-American Family Robinson KWTO -Zeke & His Saddle Pals WBBM KOIL KRNT WCCO Roundup KTHS KSCJ WREN 3:00 CST 2:00 MST KLZ-Stepmother. sketch WHB -Safety Saves 6:15 CST 5:15 MST KFAB KMOX (sw- 1l.83) *KMBC -News: Prgm. Highlights: *News: KFEQ NBC -Club WREN WJAG -For Children Only KVOR NBC -I Love a Mystery: WDAF NBC -Tip Top Show- Joe Penner. Matinee: Jack Armstrune. KVOD KGBX KGHF KSCJ Musical Interlude WNAX-Betty & Bob sketch: WHO WMAQ KSD KOA WOW WHO comedian: WLS KWK KOA- Musical Prgm. WIBW WNAX KLRA WDAF KANS KOWH 4:45 CST 3:45 MST (.w.9.53) -Orrin Orch.: WGN KOIL -Amer. 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KLRA- Dancing Under the Stars KG HFDancet KGHF NBC -Ella Fitzgerald's Orchestra: KGBX- Organoeturne cal Sports Roundup ime KOA -Bob Millar'. Orch. *KLRA -News: Dance CBS -Ask -lt- Basket: KLZ KSL KSD WHO KVOR- Petite Musicale KSI..Milestone. in History Hour KSD -The Music You Want *KMOX- Flannery Views the KNX CBS -Henry Busse's Orch.: WENR-Ted Weems' Oreh. WBBM- Carlos Molina's Orel,. News KVOR -Dance Hour KMOX -Scripts NBC -Charlie Barnet's Orchestra: WGNHeidelberg Concert Orch. VVCt -O Who'. the Champ? KTHS & Scraps WDAF-Moonbeams NBC -Los Angela Philharmonic KVOD -Dance KGBX WSM (aw -953) 8:30 CST 7:30 MST \VIBW' Popular Varieties Orch WPAA-Sun Dodgers Orch.: KANS KV00- Hockey Behind *WNAX -News: WPA Prgs. Game: the *News: KARK KTHS KWK WIBW-Dance Time KLZ -Moon Magic NBC -Rudy Vallee Show: WMAQ Mike 9:30 CST 8:30 MST *KFEL-Fulton Lewis, Jr., coma WLW -Griff William Orth. WCCO -Ted Travers' Oreh. 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*KGNF -News NBC -The Road of Life. sketch: KFEQ-Weather Bureau MORNING KLZBreakfast Time Table FRIDAY, March 8, 1940 KSD KFKA -Salon Orch. KMBC-Young Dr. Malone. sketch KFBI -Morning Hammond Melodies KGBX Hollywood Brevities KSCJ- Standard Welding Institute KFEQ -Minor Cites KGNFParade of Business *Star In program listings KSD -Judy & Jane *KFKA New. KLRA -Hit of Today: Interlude indicates news broadcast. KUOA -Story Book Castle KGBX -Radio Exchange NBC -Novelettes: KGHF KTHS KGBX-Danee Orch. 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KFEQ -Dance Time CBS -The Goldberg,. sketch: *KMOX -Let's Discuss the News KFBI-This Rhythmic Age WHO -Sports KFBI- Ernest & Forget -Me -Nots NBC -The O'Neills, sketch: KFH Salute KMOX KOWH- Snapshots of Rhythm KFH -Tea Time Jamboree *KFEL -News: Old Time Melo- KOA KSD WOW WDAF KFKAPIeasantville Folks MBS -1s ?: KFOR KSCJ -Bob KLRA -Melody Time Anybody Home dies Allen's Swing Piano NBC -Edward Davies. bar.: KWK KGNF -AIL Request Prem.: Dinner KFEL KUOA- Concert Classics KMOX-Ma Perkins. sketch Musicale KFEQ -Dannen Melodies KOA -Old Refrains KARK KGHF KANS WREN KWTO -Judy & Jane sketch KLZ -My Son & 1, *News: KFAB KGNF KOIL KGHF -Novelties KOIL -Fed. Housing Talk: Con- KSCJ sketch WIBW KVOO KFH WHB -Moods & Fancies KMBC -Pinacchio KLRA -Linda's First Love WJAG- Famous cert NBC -Adventures of Tom Mix: Singin' Sam: KSD KWTO KLZ -Big Sister. sketch Homes KOA-David Adams. sketch WNAX -Olson Oddities: Bohemian KUOA -Rural Electrification Adm. 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President Roosevelt will de- KLZ- Universe of Melody WHO me..< detail may be found on MBS. 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Waltz page 12, column 4. liver a special address to the KOA -Bob Millar's Orch. KARK -Songs by Marie Time, NBC. Lang nation's farmers. KSD -The Music You Want KFAB- Political Talk 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Cities Frank Munn, tenor; Amster- KSL- Players KFB1-Sports NIGHT Service Concert, NBC. dam chorus; orchestra. 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Madison KVOD-Rhythm Spree KFIBetter Business Bureau Lucille Manners, soprano; Square Garden Boxing -Bout. KVOR-Dance Hour *KLRA -News: Interlude: Sports 6:30 CST (5:30 MST) Pro- Ross Graham, baritone; 8:30 CST (7:30 MST) First NBC. WRAP -Exp. & Fat Stock Show Review fessor Quiz, CBS. Frank Black, conductor. Nighter; Drama, CBS. Lew Jenkins vs. Tinny Lar- tt'DA F-Moonbeams *KMBC -News: Sports With Bob kin, fifteen -round W'IBIVDance Time Trout. Drama, with Les Tremayne lightweight *KNX -News: Fletcher Wiley 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Johnny bout. P: Orch. and Barbara Luddy. 1.1\'Griff Williams' KOA- Pinocchio, sketch 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) This Presents, CBS. WNAX- Shadow of Fu Manchu 9:30 CST (8:30 MST) Believe KSI. Dealer in Dreams Amazing America, NBC. MST Ray Bloch's Swing Fourteen; 8:30 CST (7:30 MST) What's It or Not Ripley, CBS. 11:15 CST 10:15 KTHS -Today's Winners Quiz program, Bob Brown, "Perfect Crime" dramas; My Name? NBC. NBC -Count Basie's Orch.: KWK KVOD -Sammy Liner's Orch. Robert Ripley, M. C.; Linda M. C.; Ranch Boys; Roy soloists; Johnny Green's or- Quiz program, with Budd Lee, vocalist; B. A. Rolfe's K \'00 KVOD KGHF KVOR -Road Report: Hollywood Shield's orchestra. chestra. Brevities Hulick and Arlene Francis. orchestra. CBS -Dance Orch.: KLRA KFH WNAX tVBBM KFAB KOIL KWK -Lone Ranger, drama 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Kate 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Planta- 8:30 CST (7:30 MST) What 10:00 CST (9:00 1VENR -Radio Fanfare MST) Fred KRNT KMBC WIBW Smith's Variety Hour, CBS. tion Party Variety Program, Would You Have Done? Waring in WJAG -Evening Pleasure Time. MBS -Herbie Kay's Orch.: WGN Concert Abbott and Costello, come- NBC. NBC. NBC. 1VMAQ -Organ Moods Masterworks: KMOX WCCO WNAX -Sunset Edition Refer to adjacent columns for stations broadcasting these programs KFEL -Boxing Bouts KEI -Talk by Manchester Bodds 6 :15 CST 5:15 MST KVOR- Concert Gems WBAP -Sun Dodgers NBCI Love a Mystery: WDAF MST KSD KOA WHO WOW WMAQ 7:00 CST 6:00 MST CBS- Johnny Presents: KMBC CBS -Believe It or Not Ripley: NBC -Glenn Miller's Orch.: WMT 11:30 CST 10:30 (sw -9.53) NBC -This Amazing America, quiz KFAB WBBM KRNT KMOX W'RBM KFAB KMOX KI.7. KNX WMAQ KGHF WREN NBC -Will Bradley's Orch.: KVOO KTHS KSCJ KWK WSM WENR CBS -Lum & Abner, sketch: prem.: WREN KSO WLS KVOD KOIL KFH KLRA WIBW WCCO KSL WIBW KFH KLRA KOIL NBC -Dance Orch.: WDAF WNAX KV00 WREN WBBM KRNT KOIL KMOX KWK KTHS (sw-l1.83) WNAX (sw.9.65) WOW KGBX KANS (sw -9.53) WCCO WIBW MBS -Orrin Tucker's Orch.: WON WNAX KLRA MBS -Colonel Stoopnagle's Quixie *KFEL -News: Melody Lane Big Town, drama: WHO WFAA -Death KFAB NBC Valley Days: KFI KEEL KFOR KFKA KSO WMT Doodle: WGN WLW *KFOR News KFI-The Quiz Court KOA NBC -Josef KGBX Pacific Paradise KFKA-Comet Quizzer Bee KOIL Marais, songs: KARK *CBS -Kate Smith's V a r l e t y KGHF -On Parade CBS -Johnny Presents: KNX KSL CBS -Leighton Noble's KFBI-Gaslight Harmonies Hour: News: KRNT KFAB *KMBC -News: Sports Orchestra: KTHS- Pleasure KLZ KVOR HEAR KLRA WBBM WIBW KFEL -Richard Sinclair's Orch. WCCO WNAX KMOX WBBM Party KOA.Record Review KVOR Lever Prgm. MBS -Dance Orch.: KFKA WNAX KFH -Alpen Brau Swingsters KLRA KOIL KFH KLZ KMBC KRNT -To be announced KFOR KRNT KMBC KMOX 1%'GN- Mosier) KFH (sw-6.12) KFI-Robert Hurd, songs WIBW (sw- 11.83) KSD -Weekly Record Review TQN- Lawrence Welk's Orchestra: 8:15 CST 7:15 MST KVOR- Tropical Moods WRAP KGBX -Hyde Park Quartet NBC -Cities Service Concert: NBC -Johnny Magee's Orch.:WLW MBS- Dinner at Home: KFOR WCCO -Sportsmen's Special *News: KGNF-Sundown Serenade KSD WHO WOW WFAA WMAQ KARK KTHS KWK KGBX WDAF WOW KARK WON -I Want a Job KMBC -Dance Time KLZ-Dealer in Dreams WDAF KOA KVOO KARK WSM KEEL- Sports: Bill Roberti s Or- NBC -Jack Avison's Orch.: KGHF WOW- Cavalcade of America KMOX -Range Riders & Soloist *KMBC -Today in Europe (sw -9.53) chestra K VOD WSM- Fireside Singers KVOD- Denver Life Donors K SCJ- Sports Miss Manners will sing Songs KGBX -Welcome to Springfield KFI -University Explorer KSL -Jack Armstrong, sketch My Mother Taught Me, La KVOR -Pleasantdale Folks WBBM -Master Works on the 9:45 CST 8:45 MST *KLZ -Voice of the New, KUOA- Bonze, I'll Follow My Secret 1VBA PMelodv in Air Gaslight Harmonies Parada NBC -Human Nature Action: KOA-Music by Woodbury KVOD -Sammy Heart and, with Mr. Graham, WCCO- Rollie Johnson Liners Swing Here in My Arms. Mr. Graham 8:30 CST 7:30 MST WMAQ KV00 KGHF KANS KSL Staff Variety Show KVOO-World WGN-Dick Jurgens' Orch. of Sports will sing Bath Sorrow Thy MBS- Comedy by Johnny Burke: KARK (sw9.53) KVOR-Hit Revue KVOR-Crimson Young Days Shaded. The chorus "Mr. Cantankerous" is the WHO -Bill Austin. pianist Trail KFOR KFEL *WHO -News WBAP -Wally Hayes' Orch. will sing Hills of Home. The title of tonight's discourse. WLW-Barney Rapp's Orch. ensemble will present Begin the NBC -What Would You Have SVI.W -Moon River WENR- Concert Miniature *KFOR -News Begulne, Give a Little Whistle Done? quiz show: WREN KSO 10:45 CST 9:45 MST WMAQ-Ted Weems' Oren WON Bob Elson. sports a KMBC-Dance Time and medley. The orchestra KTHS WMT WENR KVOD KWK MBS -Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra: 11:45 CST 10:45 MST WHB-To be announced will sing Saturday Night, KVOR -Hit of the Week (sw -9.53) KFEL NBC Est: *W LW News Liehesfreud. Sierra Morena and -Johnny Magee's Orch.: Reel. 10:00 CST 9:00 MST Chicken NBC -What's My Name ?: WDAF NBC -Dance Orch.: WHO HARK WHO *WMT -News: Opportunities for NBC -Fred Waring in Pleasure Men: Musical Interlude KFEL- Robert Hilliard's Orch. WOW WHO WFAA KARK KSD KFH-Phantom Theater NBC -Will Bradley's Orch.: KANS KFI -To be announced Time: WHO KOA KFI KANS Benny WSM -Lawrence Goodman, pianist WMAQ WLW KFI KV00 KOA KMOX Strong's Orch KF1 Donald Novis. songs KFKA- Dinner Music tVMAQ KARK WSM KTHS -Jimmy Capra's Orch. KLZ-Moon Magic KGBX-The Merry Makers Jam- NBC -Les Brown's Orch.: WREN CBS -First Nighter, drama: KMOX *KVOD -News KOAWinter Sports 6:30 CST 5:30 MST boree KRNT WCCO KMBC KFAB *CBS-Paui Sullivan Reviews the KWK -Barrell Roll WCCO Ted Travers' Orch. NBC -Yesterday's Children: KSCJ KGHF -Crimson Trail KLZ KNX WIBW WNAX KSL News. (sw -9.65) WCCU--Ted Travers' Orch. Longfellow's -Hiawatha" will KNX -Tel -e 12:00 CST 11:00 MST -Tunes WBBM KOIL WSM-Sports Review he dramatized. Guest: Anna MBS -Airliners' Orchestra: KFOR NBC -Dance Orch.: KVOD Steese Richardson of the "Wo- KSCJ -Sioux Cityans 11:00 CST 10:00 MST KSL -Hollywood Casting Office *News: WGN KGBX KEEL man's Home Companion." CBS -Kate Smith's Hour: KNX *CBS -Paul Sullivan Reviews the KVOR-Supper To be announced: KFH KGHF CBS -Amos 'n' Andy: WBBM CBS -Professor Quiz with Bob Melodies News: KLZ KSL KNX WMT-Pleasantdale Folks KLRA -AI Donahue's Orch. KRNT KMBC KFAB KLZ KSL NBC -Guy Lombardo's Orchestra: Trout: WBBM KRNT KMBC KSCJ -Sterling Young's Orch. WNAX KOIL KNX WHO KGBX KARK WOW MBS -McFarland Twins' Orch. KOIL KMOX WCCO WNAX 7:15 CST et15 MST -To WMAQ KFKA KGBX be announced NBC -Lang Thompson's Orchestra: KFAB *KFBI -News KFEL -Colorado Univ. Band *News: KMBC KOA WHO Kt' KFKA -Boy Scouts Prgm. (sw.9.53) *CBS -Paul Sullivan Reviews the *News: WHO WGN WLS WREN KLRA -Ben Quartermous News: KFAB WBBM KMBC KARK KMOX WFAA KARK KGHF- Popular Melodies KVOR -Dance Time *News: WMT KFH KVOR WLW KFEL-Vincent York's Orch. KNX -Dealer in Dreams ROIL KMOX WCCO KRNT KFBI -Dancing Party WGN- Camera Cavalcade WIBW WOW WDAF KSCJ KLZ -Moon Magie -Celebrity NBC -Count Basis's Orch.: KSCJ KFEL -Movie News & Views KSL Time WNAXPot O'Gold KFKA KMOX F191R Ireaslire Chest WAIT -Hit Parade & Tomorrow KGBX -Dance Hour WMT KSO WREN WENR WSM KFH- Captain Midnight, sketch 9:00 CST 8:00 MST *WBBM -News: Pliner & Earl Fl -Art Baker's Notebook CST 6:30 MST KG IIFDancetime KTHS You Want 7:30 NBC -Address by Pres. WENRMusic KFKA -Lew White, organist F. D. *KLRANews: Dance Hour MBS -Herbie Kay's Orch.: KFOR NBC -Carson Robison & His Buck- Roosevelt: KGBX WFAA WOW WGN -Leonard Keller's Orch. KGBX -Two Guitars aroos: WREN KWK WLS WMT KTHS -Bedford Brown's Orch. KFKA *tVLWBarnev Rapp's Orch.. KGHF KSD WHO 1VD:1F KARK KFI KVOD-Dance Orch -Siesta KVOD WLW KSO WMAQ (sW -9.53) CBS -Dance Orch.: (sw -6.17) News KV00 -Lydia White's Kiddies Orch. *KGNC -News: Weather Vane MBS -The Lone Ranger. sketch: For detail see Good Listening Guide. *News: KGHF WGN KV00 WMAQ Malty Malneck's *KLRA- Kaltenburn Edits News KWK- Johnny Neblett, One Man's WOW-Midnight Melodies WON KFEL KFKA CBS -Address by Pres. F. D. Opinion *KFEL -News: Bert Castle's Or- KLZ -Variations on Syncopation Roosevelt WBBM KLZ End of Friday Programs MBS -Sinfonietta; Alfred Wallen- KRNT *W BAP-News Sports chestra KOA -Jack Armstrong. sketch KMBC KFAB KMOX WIBW stein, cond.: KFOR WCCO- Cedric Adams KSD -Cheri McKay and Company KS!. WCCO KOIL The orchestra will play Glr- KLRA KNX *WENR Ten o'Clock Final KSL -Story Telling Time nods Winzel Mueller Overture. WNAX (sw- 11.83) KVOD -Winter Sports Report Variations In A Flat Major For detail see Good Listening Guide. WGN- Heidelberg Concert Ortiz WSM -The Review KVOO- Arthur Godfrey (Schubert), Infantes Fete and *MBS- Address by Pres. F. D. World in KVOR -Eventide Echoes Gypsy Scenes. 9:15 MST BOOKS Roosevelt: WON KFEL KFOR 10:15 CST OLD *KWK- Sports: News Lone Ranger, sketch: KGHF For detail see Good Listening Guide. CBS -Lum and Abner, sketch: WDAF- Sports Resume KVOR NBC -Madison Square Garden KNX KMBC KSL KLZ WIBW- Marling's Silver Dollar KFI -Know Your Schools Boxing Bout: WREN KSCJ KSO -Druay NBC -Lang Thompson's Orchestra: WANTED WLW -Four KGBX Trio Stars Tonight KVOD KTHS WENR WMT WSM WDAY *WMAQ -News: KNX -Special Session California KARK KGBX KGHF We pay big cash prices for thousands of different Musical Entri KANS have bought over 9,000 books from men For detail see Good Listening Guide. Orch.: WBAP titles. We WMT -Vox Pop Legislature NBC -Les Brown's and women in every state in the Union! \Ve have paid WOW- Aldrich Family KSCJ- Rhapsody in Rhythm KFH -To be announced NBC -I Love a Mystery: KFI as much as $500.00 for a single book. We paid Mr. WSM- Cavalcade of America KSL -Campus Comments Popular \kindle. Kuchler of Wisconsin over cash! For ex- KGHF CBS -Mitchell Ayres' Orchestra: $1,000.00 WSM -Francis Craig's Orch. -Who's Denver ample, we will pay you cash for the following books KOA in Tonight KFAB KI.RA (sw 9.65) CST 5:45 MST Davenport. pianist as described in our price list: 6:45 MST KVOOVirginia 7:45 CST 6:45 *KVOR -News: Concert Master MBS- Airliners' Orchestra: KFKA Pilgrim's Progress $4,000.00 MBS- Inside of Sports: KWK KFI -Voice of the World KWK Adventures of Tom Sawyer 200.00 WLW WGN KWK -Barrel Roll Old Swimmin' Hole 75.00 KGBXDance Orch. WLW -This Amazing America *News: WBBM WHO 100.00 -Bob Black Beauty MBS -Little Orphan Annie, sketch: *KNX Garred Reporting: Sports: KMOX WLW KOIL Treasure Island 50.00 KFEL KFKA War Bulletins 9:15 CST 8:15 MST KFHKaliko Kat Orch. Scarlet Letter 35.00 NBC -Clyde Lucas' Orch.: KOA KSCJ -Dance Time NBC- Address by Pres. F. D. KOA- Richard Himber's Orch. Venus and Adonis 5 000.00 -News Snow -Bound 45.00 WHO *KSL Roosevelt: KFI KVO() KOA hsl.l Music You Want WIBW Rev. Chas. C. McCallister Uncle Tom's Cabin 50.00 *News: KSL KVOD *MBS- Address by Pres. F. D. KTHS- Memory Lane Leaves of Grass 250.00 Captain Midnight. sketch: KLZ 8:00 CST 7:00 MST Roosevelt: KFOR 1VGN KVOO-George Baum & June Cain Ben Hur 25.00 KVOR KGIIF NBC -Waltz Time; Abe Lyman's KFH-American Legion Parade h \Olt -Eiert Hens ,peaks Last of the Mohicans ' 50.00 Orch.: WDAF WMAQ KSD WSM WCCO- Curfew Time Moby Dick 100.00 KARK- Sports WMAQ -To be announced Little Women 25.00 KFH First Federal Quartet WOW KFI KOA WHO (sw -9.53) Down the Fairway WGN-Jack McLean s Orch. McGuffey Primer 100.00 Mr. Munn will sing Do I Love WIBW -Oklahoma Outlaws KGBX - Romance of Dan & Sylvia 9:30 CST 8:30 MST Tamerlane & Other Poems 5,000.00 You and If It Weren't for You. WLW -Milt Herth Trio KLRA -State Highway Dept. The chorus will sing Whisper- NBC-Melody Marathon: KGBX These are but a few of the many thousands of books *KSD-Harry Horlick's Oreh.: ing and Iced Rose of the Dawn. WLW KWK WMAQ.To be announced we want. DON'T SEND BOOKS until you have News The orchestra will play With- WMT- Pla -Mor Dance Band checked our latest list giving full information. Don't NBC -Madison Square Garden KVOO- Virginia Lee, songs out Your Love. Dolores. Caprice *WNAX-Final Edition delay-a single old school book, story book, Bible, Viennois and Unreluested Love. Boxing Bout: WMT KVOD KSO newspapers, letters. WDAF -Twilight (rails WOW- Washington Merry- Go- poetry, history. travel, almanacs. NBC -Plantation Party: Orch.: KANS KSCJ WREN autograph, etc., may bring you $25, 450. $100, $500 WFAA- Babcock Question Box Round Sports for certain books. Better investi- WMT KWK KARK Behind the or even 55,000 cash WIBW -Popular Varieties WFAA KSO NBC -Story Headlines: WSM -Nights at the Round Table gate NOW. Send 1Oc coin or stamps to American WLS -Prairie Farmer Discussion WREN WENR KV00 KVOD WMAQ KGHF KVOO WDAF 10:30 CST 9:30 MST Book Mart, 140 S. Dearborn St., Dept. 2101. 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