The NATIONAL WEEKLY of PROGRAMS and PERSONALITIES

Volume 1 Chicago, III., Week of March 13-19, 1932 Number 21 RADIO CALLS ANOTHER .ST AR BELLE BAKER JOINS THESPIANS WHO HAVE FOUND A HAVEN OF REFUGE

Another star deserts the sta.ge for radio, and for the same ullderlyin!:" rea· sons that have actuated every other thealril-al figure in making the move. • • Radio offers a larger audience, it does away at one fell swoop with a score of hardships, and it also assures its artists of il steady income. '. lTER twenty years of success on the stage and in vaudeville and talk- A ing pictures, Belle Baker has turned to radio for the medium best suited to her generous talents. The chronicle of her rise through sheer hard work and natural ability reads like a page out of the story book , of romance, And now that she has realized her ambition to star in radio. !: Belle Baker looks fondly back over her thrilling career. It isn't that "the Mother of the sentim('ntal song," as critics have

Belle Baker, star of the neW E"'er­ Ready Razor and Blade program. to be broadrast each Sunday ov~r the Columbia network, Miss Baker has been appearing as gU(!.st

llrtist on some of the largest pro~ grams, but the present venture Herbert John Abrahams. only son of BeUt! will be her debut as a regular nel~ tvork feature artist. She has can­ Jack Denny, whose orchestra will be beard Baker. Ile ~I.'as born on Chrisrmas Day on the new Ever"Ready program. Denny celed all of her stage engagements eleven years ago, !vhich wa.~ also MIIl,1 and his boys have just completed Gn wflage­ and will deL10le herself entirely to ment 0.1 the Royal Hotel in Montreal. Baker's all-'ll birthday cmniuenaq/. radio tuorh. FREE--ANOTHER PHILCO RADIO--FREE!!! SEE PAGE 20 UMovie Star Revue" HAROLD VISITS HAROLD John Thomas Favors To Feature Flicker Radio To Concerts Favorites On CBS • John Charles Thomas, American • baritone heard frequently over NBC Dorothea Jnmes. musical comedy networks. prefers to and screen star: Syd Gary, popular the concert stage, He cites two r~4 vocalist; Ted Astor and his orchestra, sons: first. the size of the audience: and well-known motion picture stars second, the escape from const.1nt tra~ are heard on the new "Movie Star Re­ veiing, vue" which is broadcast o\'er (he Co­ "If I sing, for example, ~i x:ty can· certs in the course of a season, with lumbia network every Tuesday and an average attendance of 1,500", says Thursday at 4.45 p. m. Me. Thomas, "that torals only 90,000 Considered one of the most beau­ listeners for all the concerts. While tiful Titian blondes on the American for a single radio recital, the audience stage. Miss James has posed for many may easily total from 15,000,000 to leading artists and sculptors. In ad­ 20,000,000". dition to acting as mistress-of-cere­ Mr. Thomas thinks that broadcast· ing I!nables one to be a[ home more, monies. she is heard in several musical to study and prepare a more perfect numbers, alone and with Gary, on tep:-rtoire and to avoid the hardship each program. of concert travel. At irregular intervals. motion pic­ "The radio has made easily acces~ ture stars who have come east from sible the aural art of the world (0 a Hollywood, wil! appear as guests on vast unnumbered aUdience, and also makes it possible for the artist to reach, the series which is sponsored by the in one half hour, a greater potential Sterling Products Co., Inc. audience than perhaps he could appear Local Outfet \VBBM . before in a professional lifetime." • • ELSA ERSI DEBUT German Mayor Works ON CBS SUNDAY Overtime Answering • American Fan Mail The initial presentation of Ihe "I n­ Art...... , 1-.lKe, the youngster who took the part of Harold .J e\.ll In the ternational Revue", featuring Elsa movie production of that name. dropped off into WGN's studio to visit Mayor Hermann Luppe. of Nurem­ Ersi and Sam Lanin's Orchestra, sche­ the radio Harold Teen gang the other day and posed for this picture berg. Germany. has received almost duled for l.ast week, was postponed with the radio company. Left to right, top row, William Farnum, WGN's radio Harold Teen; Wally Colbath, the Lilacs of the radio eleven hundred letters from American to make way for Prcsidl'flt Hoover's group: Jack Spenccr. cast in the parts of Beezie and Pop Jenks; seated, listeners as a result of his recent inter· address to the people of the nation on Gayle Hinton, who takes the part of Gayle: Arthur Lake, the movie national broadcast, "Christmas Made hoarding. The Revue will be heard Harold Teen. and Eunice Yanke. the radio Lillums, Harold Teen is a in Gumany", which came through tbe initially this Sunday at 9:10 p. m. six-a week feature presented by \VGN at 6; 15 p. m. Columbia network. The mayor had o\'er the Columbia chain. intended to answer all mail in long Locaf Outlet WBBM. hand or picture postcards of the city, WGN's Gym Class Maxwell, Real Folks and he was more than surprised at tbe • volume of mail received. Monarch Foods On Moves to 9 A. M. To Switch Networks The little six~yl'ar-old frau lien, • • who stepped up to the microphone to WGN, WLS Every Day In response [0 thO\lsandr; of re­ Network changes affecting two of say hello to American children, has quests, Charlie White's Gym Class of [he best known radio programs on the received more than fifty requests for Two new programs. both sponsor­ the Air over \VGN has been moved up air were announced this week. One her picture, and many young fans ed by the makers of Monarch Foods, from 017:15 a. m. to .19:00 a. m. wanted her address so that they could wi\[ be presented over WGN and WLS spot, and the sponsors are now mak­ former NBC program switches to CBS, correspond with her. tbis week. ing plans for a coast· to-coast hookup and one CBS program will hereafter "The Lyon Family", a new do­ which will make Charlie director be heard over [he NBC, • mestic skit featuring Virginia Lee in of the largest GYIll Class in the world. The Maxwell House Ensemble pro- Plan To Televise [he leading feminine role, will be heard Charlie's Wednesday night program gram, with Lanny Ross as the fe.ltur~ for the first time this Tuesday at 1 :45 from WBBM. featuring the ··Myster­ Conventions Here p. m. from the WLS studios. Here­ ious Teller of Tales·'. will soon be ed artist ir; now heard over the Co­ • after it wil1 be presented at the $ame broadcast over one of the networks. lumbia network every Monday, Wed­ Television, so the experts say, is time each Tuesday. Thursday and nesday and Friday at 10:15 p. m, now at about the same stage of de­ Saturday_ • Until April 7. Maxwell House velopment as sound broadcasting of The MonJrch Mdody Men and the WJJD German Hour wil! continue to broadcast a pro­ 10 years ago. Nevertheless. when the l\lonarch Symphony will be featured Features A Zither gram over an NBC network at the Republicans and Democrats hold their in a new series to be broadcast from same time tbat the Lanny Ross com­ presidential· nominating conventions WGN each Monday, Wednesday and A German Broadcast,• announ~ed in bination is being hea.rd from Colum­ in Chicago next spring. television Friday at 9:00 p. m., beginning this German and featuring the best of all bia, Countess Olga Albani will be pickups may be placed on or near the Monday. types of German music, is now being the featured artist soprano, rostrum of the convention ball so that presented each Sunday at 2:30 p. rn. The '·Real Folks" program, George pictures as wen as words of the par­ from WJJO. Frame Brown·s famous rural sketch, ticipating notables can be broadcast. An outstanding featurc of the new will wind up its Sunday afternoon If the plans go through, the televising series is the appearance on the pro­ broadcasts over the Columbia system will undoubtedly be done over local grams of Tony Godetz. molliter of that on Sunday, April 3, and will begin Chicago stations only. unusual musical instrument. the Zith­ broadcasting over an NBC network Vol, 1 _ No. 21 ~larch 13-19, 1911t er. The Zither is a very old stringed­ on Thursday, April 7, at 8:30 • Publl.bed ,..."~Il bl Radio GuIde. Illc. instrument play(d by all German, p. m. It will utilize the time Big Dog Man ~Z3 !'11·",o~lb Cou". Cblc.~o. III Tel. W.. I,.o1l !!BtS Tyrolean, Austrian and Swiss Moun­ formerly devoted to the Maxwell • ED'er.d .. ""cood .I~ •• ",aller OClober ~I. ISSI. It tain folk, especially in the Alps. Itr; House broadcast, and will be under Edward Davies, NBC baritone .b. 1'on OUlce, ChlcalO. /lUDDi. ondor strangely beautiful tones, as produced the sponsorship of the makers of Post heard on the Household Program, goea .be A.I ot lIucL 3. IS~9 by Mr. Godetz, are heJrd as a part of Toasties instead of Log Cabin Syrup in for dogs in a big way. He bas a each broadcast. as at present. family of five bulldogs_ 2 Smoky Mowltain Boy Radio Pioneer MEET THE ARTIST I 1------BOBBY BROWN His full name is Robert Brown. but and the satisfaction of watching radio everybody calls him Bobby. His of­ drama grow from its first awkard and ficial position is director of produc­ ineffective stages to a new, more per­ tion of the WBBM studios and par­ fect emotional medium of expression. ticularly of the "Myrt and Marge" You know, I think that Bobby's skits heard daily except Sunday from story is more exciting than that of that station. But the "Myrt and many a successful performer. His suc~ Marge" cast call him Bobby. You cess has come not by chance. but by sec. he is that sort of person. careful. scientific planning and the Informal, friendly, sympathetic, contribution of a big idea. Radio tal­ shrewd. Bobby's characteristic note is ent is cbeap-radio brains are invalu­ ~tact! Somelimes he is directing as able.

Hug" ~~~, .. . , _ u ... ..; •• } JVio.dllJin many as 30 peopLe in the "Myrt and During rehearsal. Brown works like Boy, whose smiling countenance is Marge" broadcasts~a tremendous cast a demon. His hair is wild. his tic pictured above, has reasons to smile. to perfect for microphone prcs£ntation. He bJS juSt been chosen to decorate Every voice must be made to stand out. Maurice Welul. newest addition to the cover of a new popular song to every character must be drawn as NBC's production staff, has been be exploi!cd over the country by distinctly as an etching, yet all affiliated witb broadcasting since Con Conrad Music Publishing Co. must merge to form a cohe- the crystal-set days. Called one of It IS the new prisoner's song. rhe most versatile men in the radio "Mother's Letter", which was writ· world, he was the guiding genius ten by Convict 82110 at Sing Sing. Hugh was chosen for the be-hind KYW programs for a num­ cover because of bis sympathetic ber of years. Announcer, musician handling of songs of this type. and author of many a text-book on In addiTion to the honor bestow"d the Technique of Modern S}'ncopa~ by the music publishing company, tion. he is remembered for ind happenings. when the concert is broadcast was great. They thought it was so illustrate points stressed in the talk. good that after the war a group of Yet always at the psychological mo­ over the Columbia network I· Sym­ The series is sponsoted by the National them got in touch with WDAP and ment, he gives the sign for rest and phonies of Haydn. Mozart and Cesar Advisory Council on Radio in Educa.­ demanded that Bobby Brown and his a relaxing cigarette. Franck will aU he heard on the broad­ overseas uke be made a regular part of tion, in co-operation with the Nation­ But you'd never guess that the QSt. Olin Downes, distinguished their programs. None of the station al Vocational Guidance Association music critic. will discuss the program officials knew who he was, but when charming open-faced Bobby was the and the CBS. Local Outlet, WBBM. during the intermission. his first radio appearance provoked impressively serious and dynamic per­ Local Outlet, WBBM. about one thousand telegrams, they son I have just described to you. Per­ • got busy. Bobby has been in the sonally, be is young, not more than Jack Doty On WIBO • radio game ever since. 5.7 in. tall. and blessed with a su­ "Friendly Philosopher" His best training was gained as en­ perbly pleasing smile. He loves dogs, tertainer and assistant announcer at "The Old Music Master", a pro­ • and anything connected with the gram featuring Jack Doty, is heard Hom"f Griffith. who originated the KYW. Of course Bobby liked sing­ theatre· If you press him, he will ad­ each Tuesday and Friday at 8 :45 radio role of "The Friendly Philoso­ ing for radio friends, and announcing was fun too. BUT-something else mit bashfully that he has been on the p. m. over WIBO. During the broad­ pher" and who has been, for the past casts, Mr. Dory projects his interest­ -something bigger. more exciting, stage. \Vhell, and how-or even two y~ars, a popular figure in this ing storics of famous musicians and more glamourous was beginning to why~he won't say. presentation over Pacific coast stations, take form in his mind· composers against a musical curtain of Of course he is married~all the classic design. is now heard in eight shows a week And that something W;tS radio oyer WBBM. On each broadcast he dramatic production. A radio drama nice ones are-to a lovely brunette who contrasts strikingly with his fair Get UCoast to Coast" introduces one central theme subject that would develop with time and complexion and hair. Together they With New Long-Short Wave Tuner which he builds up with quotations someday, perhaps, rival the mO\'ies or even the dramas of the legitimat~ stage. maintain a charming home wnere the, V.l.tens oJ ... "tnp." jntM- kom the masters of philosophy and are often host and ho.t••• to tbe mo.t e1' ··"'en .. IUld do.blas ~oln",e of There was an idea there. , , • ~ ~~.. ~ 1I.lon! .IoUon.. E ••II, At- poetry. An appropriate musical back­ interesting of the radio folk. oebPd. WrIte NOW tor Ne ... And so to WBBM and years of I . ;n"'I,le Un!! Otter. to Jo>- a round is also a part of each program. bud work-plus infinite excitement YOll would loye Bobb)' Brown! 1'0rlal Lo1"., 89~~ Cote nidI'.. J.:~n .... ell,., llo. 3 PROGRAMS FOR SUNDAY, MAR.

A.M. .,g...a. R ,.. d SUnil Seb00 J !th WG1i - R .. , 1.0, Cabin S )'rup. ,rJLlQ--UDited Drus- Co. IlrO!;ram; Jerry "DCaI trio''" and Will VlckJalld .' Progra1ll. C"," IUHI. .&d. eomedy and harn>OJIY: Andy 6:00 "AAF Durl! Patrol WAAF-KI"& Candy Mal<.,rs"' "'I.S-Mlchael 19o<'; talk Sanllen.'11 Orcbeetr... NBC WAAY-Qld Time 'l'uoes WllBI-Gospel Senlce SiUl>lsh WCFI..---&eueea 56:on Rectlal WBBlI_Henr! GendrOIl's Orchestra 6=* lI'SB(:-Jewish ProcrllfD W.UD-Paul Rader; Chin. orr;anhrt WAAF_l?v.t JiQs\er, Tenor 6:50 XYW_The Tbree Bakera; IIODCII aDd 7:30 W'IIG-Morn1ns: KeY\'rle!! WBDM_Yarl.. t,y Haur patter. NBC It'AA}'--:\!ornlQl Concert "6 E8--Canary Con<:ert WCIU-$o1vell; Summ.mid 1'I'.\fBI-Blble ElPOSltl(lD; Prayer ." WGY-Luden's Novelty Orche~tT&. CBS ':00 WENR-Cbndreo'. Hour. NBC 2:00 WGY_Philharmonlc Orcbe!ltr3_ CBS Praise ...L!S--lode.a Club of tbe Air, NBC' WCIo'L-Chlldren's Hour. NBC l!."'·W_Lo"ly Esther proCTam; Warne WIBO-North Shore Cburcb Pr(lgr&lll ".AQ-M\lsk:sl Pros-ram. NBC WIIiO-Swe4lsh Sen1eu concluded Kine's Orchestra. !"BC ';15 WAAF_Boh Couglilin WOES-Dreams of Romance Olaf lS'elsoli WliAQ-InternAtlonnl C'lmr('1T FIelodlps " dramatlzatlon WOEs-..JOMII), VSII, tbe plallG ma. McClure JO:¥K-ShnOIlI. Prog1.·a.m: ","" Kll£ell's J\ \ 'W-SunsJllne p'·ogI"lIrn : ""0' WLS-Srnith Family orches'ra. NBC WliIAQ-Un,veulty of Chicago; Chall< wiUl. WG E&-Dream 'l'raln WCFL-Brtlnswick's Polillh Prnr;ram 1I·nnM_Chicago Knights. CBS PhU080phers In Hsdes. tI:lO WA,\ "-~luslcRI "'nUll WfBO-Chlcago TIIeatre Symphony 0" WllIo--Avalon A. Cap~113 Choir 7:00 WGY-Pcn~ .. oll Parade; tlarry Sosalk's WOES-Memory chestra If;r,:,slt-Gelleral ~Clric Tw!llgoht Pro· Orehutra; King's JeMers. CBS WJJ/I-~oo",ehenrt T'rotpstnnt Senlc"", 11:45 WAAF-Happy Eepairmen I:"ram; guest artists. 'BC WL!S--Chn~e and Sanborn lit",r; Georg(l wnmd_Land or """1II.ke Believe, CBS WMDI--qosTlel Senio'e Hlllinn JCMet; D',l,ve Rublnort's Orch. ;NBC WMAQ-~Iuslcal PJlgrirnages, ':00 \\'(l]\l-··'I'he 010 Testnment"; Leolmrd WCH~_U. S. Health Talk XYIY_F.:nns Jettlel< A!~I"dles; m!xed " Anile Oberndorf~r "on . Salvo; organ 2:15 WIDo-Your Uncle noward Taylor WCPl,-Merry Garden Ba.llroom Orch,"" (lllsrtrt. NDC WIIIIM-Clilireh of lhe Air, CBS Family Albmn WU),'_ChJldren's Theater WMAQ_Harold Van Horne. pl:tnis(; WilN n.-soulhl... nd Sketches NBC WAAF-Th~ R"ellbeavchles; orchC"lrs. :-'·BC W.\A l-'_Drtrting and DreamIng 2:30 WMAQ-Swltt Garden Farty; glleltt op(l.ra. WJJJl--Mastercr:tn I!OfllclJullder OrCh. NBC Wr WJ1D--Chtcaco Gospel. Taberoacle Ser_ "ENJI-Flddlere Three; three ylollns, vlees vIbraphone and plano. NBC 7:45 WON-Angelo Pall·1 ·'Your CbUd": Spoil­ WnJl"--<'ommunily Faculty Reeltal. CBS Ilored b)' Cream 0/ Wile,,\. CBS 1I' AAI'-:-'!y l·'avorUe Band STATIONS 1:00 WGS-Bellf> BaKcr lind Jack DtoDPy for WGl".8--Band Parade LOG OF CHICAGO AmerIcan SalelY Razor, CBS Tooay; Lowell C.ll Kilo_ PoweT, Locatio. a_ WEz" R--our Government; David lAw­ ~:.5 WE!oo."R-A ,,, renef). NBC Pattan, compo"er and ol"l:~nl"t. NBC Letten cycllU Watta 0_...... ;1' Pbone N ...... r """ \OUI~d lkmons "AA1-'-BII1 Baar. Bits ot Lite WLS 370 ••• 50,000 Pra;Tie F ...... er 1230 W. Waalai,....t•• St. \\,(a:f!_ Happy lIlta WCFL-r."alher John W. n. Magutre Hay... arlt Von LIlck­ WSBc-.oMld-we.st Special State 5466 ner; Scott'", J-:;mulslon prf,g'"Am. CBS 1(1:15 'lfC}·L-H~lLn rhta M,,~le (continued) "CFL--Swcdlsb Glee Chlb ".IIAQ-Cllureh " New Jerusalelll, WIBO 560, •• 10,000 Ne40. B ..... 6312 Broad... ". WnnM_The Marksmen S",edorob«!an. " ", Sheldrake 6000 1,.$$ K"\·"-'ro be R!)IIOUnceo! 'l\'AAI-'-~luslclll MUsings ICYW 1020, •• 10,000 Wedi•• I0 •••• Deelri", Co. Strallu Biela. IVENR--Bulck Musical Com.dy Pro. wO!i-Volce of St- Louis, CBS 1&:)& witfa Cloicall. W.ba... 4040 gram: Revelers QUQTtEt: Fr~ B_dI.'. WENR-Mlljol' Bo'WeQ' Capltel Tb"llt~r, KFKX (Affiliat.cI Horalol aael £",&";'•• T) Orchelrtrll. NBC NBC ':00 1I'ON-Mu~lcal nls:hll:,::hts; Lawrt_ WTIBlI_"'l'hfl lmperlal lm\l" WMAQ 670, •• S,OOO Chic.co D.il,. N ...s ..00 W. M.di.... St. Salerno W.IIAQ-Llbrary Congl'eSfl ",,,,,lcale, 1111 "nUM-Edna Wallace Hopper's Varlet,­ NBC " ShQw: stnce and !fY G, LuckY Time; M( -'>Inllln& Master. NBC Llnle" 'I\'ESn_\i:(lIS

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5 STUDIO GOSSIP

WAAF Effie Marine Ha.rvey, director of Educa­ After PhIl Kalar, baritone, had sung a tional Activities at W AAF, will be the prin_ program of vagabond songs on his "Song Radio Guide will pay one dollar for any ( 920 Kilo. CHICAGO 326 Meter.) cipal speaker at the annual dinner of the Portraits" feature recently Off! WLS, one Mllaitlc accepted and printed in this col­ "Know Your City Department" of the Chi­ of his listeners tooIt him so seriously that umn. MikrttJcs are remaru of Ul)' tind cago Y. W. C. A Mrs. Harvey's subject wUl she sent a bi.&" box of doughnuts to him. ma.de OD the air which will Jnterest other Invites You to Tune in be "From Both Sides of the Microphone." In the enclosed note, she said, "Since I people. They milo), be amusing, inspiring, • • heard your program of vagabond songs, funny, pathetic, or queer. • • • r ve had a handout ready for you Ol" any Here Me the rules: The quotation should • Bill Baal", who Juggles many voices In h\.s "gentlema.n" tramp, who might appear at not exceed ruty words. It must be accom­ 9:15 A.M. each week day morning, Mrs. "Bits of Life," played old men cbara.ctel'S my dOOl'". 80 I'm sending you this little Don presenta her "Food Economy" panied by the name of the pt'rson who made in high school productions before he was token 10r your knapsack". Phll divided and program. Each morning Mrs. DolT It, the exact time it was beard, 1be old enough to shave.With a voice of un­ his "handout" with the poor, starved radio station from which it was heard. The name gives an economy menu and many usual range he now portrays all types and sing staff, a.nd threatened to "chauffeur" and adtlresa of the sender must be at~ed. fnteresting recipes, cha.n.cters from six to eighty-six years of songs In t.be near future in ho~s at some Any number of l'dikritiCs ma)' be sent by listener's acceptance ot Ihil5 "cue". He likes • • .... one person. In case two OJ' more persons submit the same Mikritic, the first; eutry • • • • received will be printed. AddreS/; your let­ 10:30 A.M. Monday. Wednesday and It is quite natural that the new comedy """"'- • • • Fridays, Mrs. Effie Marine Harvey series, "Easy Aces". whiCh deals with family Tap-dancing on Arnold Hartley's tour-a­ ters to M!krltlc. care of Radio Guide. gives a 15 minule "Chat for bridge probleffilj, should be written by a week Camptown Minstrel show from WOES Women." man well versed in the card game. It is was simplified the o!.her day by the instal­ lation of a new battleship linoleum fiOOl'" This week·s winners: • • in the studio. The only casualty reported • so far, came wben Smokestack, tap-dancing Walter Winchell-Ma...>-eh lsi 9:55 J). m. 11.15 A.M. each week day the news re· mystery man of the broadcast, nearly de­ -KSD: pom, molished tbe transmitter-button of the "I was riding in the sub~a)" :0030)" when • • microphone, placed on the floor to pick up a man gave his seat to a lady. She faint­ the tap-rhythm, wHh his heel. ed, and when she gained con.s.:iousness she • said 'thank :\,ou'. Then the man fainted", 1:00 P.M. "The Hoosier Philosopher," • • • known as Obadiah Quackenbush. Rumor has It that the expensive old Bertha L. Gerber "What he don't know ain't worth grandfather's clock whose chimes are knowin: from Genesis clean to a striktng coincidence, however, that the sounded dally from WJJD, has lost much • • • baseball." You may not agree wHh of its prestige since Cornelia Osgood started Dr. Herman Bundesen-March lst--9:21 author of the script should be named Ace. a. m.-KYW: Obadiah, but you will smile with His first name is Goodman and he ill a sending her mellow voice out into the air him. Ka.nsas City newspaperman. In the torm of announcements. Cornelia "Did you mOIl.. that Lindbergh. Tunney, • • is program director ot the station. Adm1ral Byrd, Nunni and many other well • • • known men are heavy drink mUkers?"' • Joel Lay, featured baritone on the Na­ • • * Peg McManw; 3:45 P.M. The world news reports. tional and Columbia chains. will respond Billy Jones and Ernie Hare, NBC radio insistent requests lor old ballads his entertainers who have been Singing and • • to on clowning together for 13 years, were born • • • programs broadcast each Monday at 7:00 Announcer at Harold Teen Program-­ • p. m. !rom WOES. Unique among numer­ March 3nl~:18 p. m.-WGN: .:00 P.M. Each weekday presents oW! requests for the old favorites was one Jimmy Kozak. for tunes from "The Prince of Pilsen", an "He fell on his ear and brOke a couple of • operetta. which enjoyed favor during the ribs." euly years of the century. Mr. Lay prom­ John HobhauH • Ised to fulfill it as ~n as possible. 4:45 P.M. "The Spot Light" Musical • • • program, sponsored by the Stiefel • • • Wm. Vlcklalld-February 25th-1 :30 p. M . Furniture Co. Many radio enthusiasts phoned to the -WI.S: • • Oolumbla headquarters alter a recent re­ on Ule same day of the month, tip Ule "A man is bimself, plus the boob lie cital of Ja.cques Fray and Mano Brag­ scales at approximately the same weight, reads." • giOttl, piano duo, because they thought they measure the same height, and are eVen be­ Sunday, March 13th beard trumpet strains in their renrua.ry 27~h-8 :30 a. m._ winner of a popularity contest. Embarked WLS: 2:00 P.M. ''The Happy Repairman" for Hollywood to enter !.he movies, the "The one guy that whistles when sponsored by the Auto Motive YOj.Ulg hopeful meets a can man with strict­ go against him is the traffic cop." lb. Parts Co. ly dishonest intentions. His experiences en • route and In Hollywood form !.he material FIorenu AnderSOD • • tor the new series. • • • 3:00 P.M. "The Mystery Four QUlI.rt.et." • • • Walter Damrosch-Pebruary 26th-lO:B Phillips H. Lord, creator of the Seth Par­ a. m.-KWK: • ker role heard over an NBC network, has "We will now hear the big drum. aDd • • been Invited to referee the Final Oham­ zimbal alone together." 4:00 P.M. Studio Varieties. plonshlp Down-East Hockey Match a.t !.he Schudt's invitation to step before the fly­ v. Recht.in ing spot and say a few words. he said he • looked forward to t.he day when boat races • • • • • would be televlsed. Over At The Hoopers---Pebruary 2ftb-., 4:30 P.M. Children's Theater. 4:45 p. m.-WGN: • • • Ma Hooper-"I haven't anything aga.i:nS&; • Fra.nci~ J. l.4!.pitino admits he got up in the world by pulllng st!-:ings. He·s the harp­ wives, except that they bave husbands." • • Ist in Nat ShUkret's "Music That Satisfies" Miss C. Leep fi:oo P.M. Jimmy Hammon & Jimmy orchestra. During thirty years of music Kozak, sponsored by the General be played in Victor Herbert's and Oscar • • • Motors COrp. Hammerstein's ensembles as well as with Jean Paul King-February 291.h-11:-24. the Philadelphia and New York symphonies. a. m.-WEN&: Boston Garden, Boston, Massachusetts. It Although he was firSt taught to pIay the ''Before they close, the "strings" pJ:a.y a&­ is undecided as yet whether Mr. Lord's harp by his mother, bis more ma.ture s~udies other song of the South, 'Lin·le Gray Home radio activities and his literary work will were under the direction of JOhn Chesire. In the Wesr," permit him to accept.. who was harpist to the Duke ot Edinbu:,&"h. :Mrs. Wm. M:. Purcen 6 • PROGRAMS FOR MONDAY, MAR.

A.H. mro-Mary AldCll; hon:~ talk 1:10 WloS-_GraJn Marllet WC.t'L-Studlo l'rogram WAAl'_Songs o[ the lslanda 1:15 WG~-Roberl Ball, oorltone, and Allco WM.<\Q-Swanee Serenaders" NBC tf{Tl.-.5unrlse Hour "SSG-Homo. Hontls Grant WG"Es-Dld "-altz~s WlJlIlI-Harmony-Home lIints I'f1._WIJS Smll~ A "'"bile PrO!"'"am WMAQ-lI'llAQ Salou Quartet 1TIDo-Dusk Dreams W.\"-l-Farm FolU.Hour 10:15 WGS_Bob For-sans, tenor WinO-Funny Bones WE~~ng Walter Bb.uruss, -.rUn-Mooseheart Chlldru 6:21 'Il.-..-""r...s '1.'r.ad1lw;- 1><> ... t strings; .Kytf-Late stock quotations ':)11 WI1ID_t;ncle John's F:unlly director. ':--BC l\'O:ES-aot HIla WAA.l'--Good EDglisb WLS-Comberland. Rldg~ Runner" )(loW-Rose VaDderOOl5<:h, pianist lfAAJo'-Rhyttun Time Em- 'ffJJ'J).-Neighborbood Gossip 1\'T,S-Slh"er La.ke Chick Para.de 1'i"1.S-)1ajl;~ Cay Four and f'.alph WAAF_Melodr LaDe 4:45 WOX-"OVClt lit the Hoopers~ ersoa 1:30 WMAQ-Palmo!ive Prograro; Fashloas W(;.E8-Cbeer TUlII!.8 hi Lo\'ellneas. KDC ~~;;tsl~;~ntal. Sok.>ltJt-B; Bmice 6,55 WIUllI-Farm InformatloD 'ff~Q-E!emeDt.ary French; Julu Due WB1UI-$chool of the Air. CBS 7:00 "T FJr-OA the 8 ;1(1; Landt Trio and 10:30 WG"!\-Dlgest of th.. Day's New. 1f:E.NB-Ruslil Columbo and his Orchestnlo ,rON-Palmer HOIISe Ensemhle 1\·~It~; Songa and patter. NBC WJ"ID-Studio Program Nnc "!I \(J-'1.'wle Time IfC.FL-Fl:rEt Pangbters 01 America lil'1I'-Rex Maupin'! Ac.u at Ule AIr IVIIUM_)\ornlng l<1xerclaes WESR-Hind.9 Romance ~h&II&"O!I; lIea- trice Falrfax., NBC WIBQ-The Readdng Room; Fre4 Gra- WGES-Tca Dance hlW-Ma,.~hall 1,'leld &: Coo's Musical 1I'DBlII_Amer, Inst. ot Food. ham; PubllJ: TlleatN Reporter (']"ck 5:DO \\"JfAQ-Top~y Tllrvy Time; TollllDJ" WIBO-News of the Da, wLS-Clostug Grain Market WI' '--T.~onanl Salvo, orpnist ToofhlS Ont West l\l,!"-\\'illmr nnd Bzra; comedy skit I{Yl1"_Toward a World Culture KYW_Don Pedro's Orchestra WAA],'-Effie Marine liaryey; Chat tor "'EN"JI_Wa!dorC A/:Itorla EmpIre ROON; \I".JJD_Inlernntlonnl Bnckle Buete,.s Women WAAF_Ll\'e stock market Orchestra. NBC W ~ .., ... -'run~ !:lhOpp~ WG.ES-Voca! VarIeties wsnC-Studio Pl'ogram WlIlJM_Brook!l, Ross; crooning eolonelol WClllf-:\1usical Dl'cnkfl'st 1\"XBI-Devotion8.1 Hout WClII-'1Uyrah Lorenz WMJlI-Mornlnc Wor~lIlp Period WCJ<'),-Sports RevIew by Jolla O'Hare ]0,40 In, UT_ '~l'he Earth, the 'l'heaire ot the 1,15 ",'C'l-L_Mo!"oinc Slmrtl- l( "W-Rose V,U\de"bo~ch WBnM-Jane Carpenter, pianist. W~IA(~eneral Mille Prog-ram Unl"eru" WG'f_Charlle Whlte'$ Grill of tbe Air II"JJ.D-sue ~lId Ell 7:)0 \\ <: 1··L_C!,.,...rlo; InSplratlonal talk IUld 10,45 \\·UB!II ...... dele Xe190n, beauty c1\at 1:40 WSBC-Radlo Tony Wt;;-,"j{_,llll and Judy_ NJJC wsnC-Studlo Ellsemble 1n"~Ic. NBC 1:45 W(~Y-Charles Hud50n, ,It .. horticulturist 1I)f ~ Q-l-l"rniug Wonhlp IV.llAQ-llugo ~1"riRnl and his ,\larlon- 1I"MAQ--Smack Out; Marion and Jim. NBC IVG:eS-Don'! Old Song Book IIUJJ!I-Chrlstlao ScIence Churclles of ette~. :"BC WLl!!--l1errnan Felber. Jr., Violinist \llne-Studlo Program WIBo-The Old lIlu~k Shop WVl-'I,-James Hamilton. tenor 1~;lOO\S WON-Twilight S~'ml)holQ' COIlC~rt II L_~:,,~er's Tabernnde WJU)_WJJD R08te~" WAA l"-Planoesque 1\ I t\H---Er_ Opt'ntrs WAAl'-:\lusical Calendar WClli_I.W.A.C, COllcert: classical mlIslc W,\A }·-Cla .. leal Concert 1I-.\.\l'-Tlme. Tunes and 'l'oplcs WG£!I--)lelody Lane 1:55 111,S-Cenlury of Progress, Talk Kl'W-~I~1 Stitzel at the Pla.no IIJlH-Hal>'J')' Go LUCky TIme; Art Lin- 11:00 WG)I-!-faI>\lY Hank and Ru~ul XelllOlI 2:00 WGS_The Garden Club ot IllinoIs 5:15 ~rE.... ,,"n-.sklppy; chlldr~n'a aJdt. NBC WJ;SR-G. E. Ch'c!e; G"ac~ Em"" host- VlCl'I,-Recltal Mi~lature by Otto Munck~ lI{... '-Leonard Sa!n~'8 Mall Bo% lH(AQ--Oeean TowcU ess. X8C 1\ nr_The Revolving Stage. NBC II)! Hl-Cre"'" or 1'o1'63.t; Jolly em and WlIAQ-The lIleniemclL l'iEC IUL\Q-Corlnnis Wate.r BOl's WBD'f-\'augbn de LMth, Vocalilt. ClII ';~l' SBC "'CYL-Jazz Program 'I'D BM-Burnham'" Beauty Chat lUIAQ-Cltmrbe!l Soup progr...... NBC "BU.,.-Qld Outcb 011"1; newsy Jinde8 1n WB811_Dorothy Dny\.s W.r,!l--Homemaker's program with ~rtha IfG~-To he announce([ rbyme. CBS Wlno-ArouM the Hom. Crane and Pi8.DO Twins "L;,...... :,:te~rnbollt Bm; cbUdren'a J)r~alD Jil'\\"_PruOence Penny WAA1'--Chicago on Parade WCl'L-John Maxwell; lool! ta!II: 1;/10 1UU.Q-The 1\";\lu:ers. NBC WJJD_l!y_T_Flne Dance Tunes II"SIIC-SpOrts Review WAAP-QrJran :\felod!n nLS-"Quaker Early Blrda;~ Gell6 uoJ WAAF-Estelle BarDea, 1'Is.nlst \\-:JI 8I-lhmlcal Program "TBO-Alr Callet$; Edcll.e lInci Fumlitt G:enIL NBC 11:15 Kl"W-The I!eal GeD. Wasbington; Chas. \\"IUO-~Iuslc Masters; orcbe!'tra Cl.vanlus!l "C'FJ.-WCio'L KIddie's Aeroplane CJub Long and Bdna Colelnan. NBC 2:10 WGS-Palmer House El\Sf:mbl. WIJD-Danee Orchestra \\' \\ I'-Blt of l':.-erjthhll WEsn-Pat Barnes: drRmaUo eketch. 2:15 \\~AQ- ~u6ica.l PotpourrI WJlJIJII-lh... ·duIOemli "BC 1fQES-1'aude,'l!la WIIIO-P.:ddles and. Grills W()J,'J.-cbaB" Howell, tenor 1f)I i\.Q-)'1ont<:omery 'II' a r d Program. W:OBM-Dally -:-;mes Flames 5:)0 1'fJlA.Q-8tandnrd Brands Pragraro. N!J(ll I:L'$ 1'1"(: '''---<;)"1>S)' Music :Makers; Emery NBC Deul'lch. cas 10 lJO-~tu!llo Program "BilK-Lone Wolf TrIbe Dramas. C~ WBlHI_Rum{ord RadiO School ot Cook- W AA.M-The Redheaded BluebJrd W.3( \ Q-I·'\)1ng }"IR+;ers. NBC .ry WCl'L_Studlo program "'L~-Phl1 Cook, tha Quaker Man. NBC WJ"J"D-lIuslcal Quarter Hour 2:30 " 'G:X-Our Presidents WE?o"lI_Alr Juniors K1:W_\\"(I!n~n'~ Re\';ew, NBC WCFL-!\lornln& MusIcale WAAF-1\'orld :r\ewr l''or&ea.rt; Llv" 8todl: WIUO--Song Cyc\oPPtlualca.l lIerry-Go·Uound W1BO-Matlnee iIIel"dics; Adrien'lI Orch. 1\'lnO-John C~rny at tl,~ plano 1'I'LS-1I0I' Flash: wenther reportj Eve- lI'UUll-Krcmel Slngi"g Cbef. CBS WOIII_Popular Music $:45 WG~-JAlll/l OrJlh~n AnDIe; chJ:dre.... nlng 1'0'\ Reporler WIDO_The Peter Pall program WMlIl-~hll!!c lI'OFL-Qrgan Recital; Eddy Hanson allll p",ylet, KBC ".~AI'_Vllnlty F'air 2:45 \I'M" Q-\\':ILAQ Syncopators WG El'I--Song9 of Bohemia Grace WUso" W};NR-Lltlle Orpl'an An~le; Children WSUG-Jerry Sul]lvan; Song Special plnrlet. NBC "GN-"Gra"~ a.nd Ga.~"-orga.n WE~R-Black and Gold Room OrcMstr4. l"mC "G:N-J.,n".. enee Salerno; Rondol!ers WlUQ_[..owell Thorou tor Llterll17 .tJ&.. WG:'i_Tom Blanchard's Show 2:55 WLS-E\'enlng Post Reporter WL!l--A. and P. Program; Onr Dally ViJJD-You~g Motbers' Club I\"e..-t. NBC WA-4.F_The Music Box IfC:t·J.-\l"omt'D's Trade UCIOD t.eaga 1"0<>4 ; Colonel Goo(l~. NBC ':00 W(,l ...... -))ance- Interlude WCllW-Josepbine Pro;-raI'J lfIJU:>!_1'he Frlttldjy Plll!osopher "0 };~Wsk::al '1'"",,\.9 1YMAQ-Pop Concert. NBC ""\)-'_Orpn MelodIes; Ill'e stoclr. mkL 11:35 WM.l.Q-Pianoland, Joe Ru,lolph WIUllI-Rhytbm Kings. CBS WIDO-.5port Summa..,. ,Nonuan Rosa 1111D-Lton Bro!!. Dance ProerUDI "'UlIM_Bacbtage In nacuo. CBS U:~5 WGN-WGN Mu~ic Weavers IH'J']..--$tudlo Program WI; J-:'--}r"d.,.rn M f;potlight Baldrhlge. NBC WBBM_DaUy Tlmes New~ Flaahea '01 J,S--Wm.ur and Ezra; comedy sl[f, contralto and Music Weavers can Racln&" Record W!llAQ-!Iln~lclll Hodt:epOdg. W1IAQ-Prlncess Pat Beauty Talll: "·.K:tette WA '\F-~MI. Mu-ga.ret 1)orr;; JIIood ll'MDI-E,"augellstic Sel"Vice WG l :S-Melody Parade EMnc.my 12:05 WDBM-Srooks aoo n~)!,S; Cl'(lonl~ W:Il ...\Q-Ho\,>c,'t Simmons and Caropbea l'illiO-Hadlo Gossip; Eddie and Fannie Orchesll'a, .NBC 1'I'l,s---Gene Autry, OklabolnlL Yode!u; Colonels, ens Cnvnnangb Anne. and SUe; Tower Top'cs TIme WMAQ_WMAQ Salon quaI"tet 3:40 WMIII_Gospel Servi(>e In Greek W, and the Repaired While "" ~l!'--Clem and Bell, IIOD£S If.1J"D--Varlety ~[uslc W(lES-Ha".. aliaD Harrooilles -J[TW-chlcacv Ensemble; Ha.ro14 ~ 12;50 WMAQ-W:"tAQ Saloo Quartet PrescripUons \\'IJlO--;o;orth Sbore Church Program Orehutn. :t<.-:sC !rOO WUK-Allan Grant, plaomL Filled W8~a. Blpgy's Bo&rdJnc: IlooM, .... WMAQ-t.wn and Abner, NBC 4:15 WEXJI-.5Wllnee Serenaders; Harold Stokes' Orchestra. NBC WOES-Dance DllUea WCFL-Timely T<>plca: weather nport Complete WlU--Q--60lo.lst. NBC WBBM-Henrl Gell4ron's orehe.ua W)llnl_Foodtown Kitcbens Us to~;;;;:~~'~!'i!i~:!~:"" Save llGl!r-"l'ClID. DklII: aDd. HI.r.l'J" WIDQ-News ot the Day )iT1I-R.. " Maup!n AcE'cS of the AIr XyW....,yrs• .a.. JI. GoudlN; bouiI~ WLS-Xe"Wtoll Jenkln.~. PoUtlcal Tdr WG:r.S-Popular Artists MENTOR OPTICAL COMPANY ~ NBC :KYW-John!!on ProGT.am 'H":"K-In an Old Cafe .5th FLOOR MENTOR BLDG. -1nf:AQ-PubIlo sebootll Protrrua WAAF-Hooliler Philosopher W.\AJ.'_Harmr;nles - " CPL-Vuletr PrIl£"r&!D .... CRW-Bujers Guide 4,)0 WON-Dick Hayes, baritone and plano 39 S. STATE ST. Jlg~o WIBO--PrNtD. sener. d. .. ~ war:BI-Ql'gan program 1I]':,'jB-What's the "ews Tel. CENtmlo0578 lI'BD.~tIIIaI_ Velody TrIo.___ "CHI-Dean RemIck, planlllt liY\\,-.5weelheart Program; Ruth Jor­ Eyes £n.mined-Glasses Correctl1 .LIf--.l,L~ IIU'~ "'.~ WJ.JD--MlIin !#treat Crusader dnll, beaut)' talk; Jobn Fogarty, Te.nor. FiUed-$4.00 and-.-!1p i'~ ~1w&II - '-~_J(rlf-}'leJ Stlt~al at the rle.oo NBC 7 Swift Guest BELLE BAKER (Contllllled rrom pall"" 1) of a place in radio the artist says farewell MUSIC IN THE AIR to a host of petty and not so petty ::umoy­ ances. There are, for instance, llO more By CARLl-TON SMITH wcary weeks tramping the Rialto fOI" en­ gag1:!ments; no mo.re discouraging heart- breaking weeks of rehearsal, llOlling that Library or Congress Musi<1a les ence that attends thl:;: and the Among the most satisfying of other uncut Wagner matinees the new play mny "get across"'. all claSl')iClll mllsic broadcl\sts at the Metropolitan is unlike I1 No more long tours from water tank to arc the Llbra.ry of Congress any other 1n America. It is an I water tank; no more miserablc !lIoa}s in musicale!;. Too little has been assemblage excelling and dls­ I mismanaged "ea.t1ng houses", no more said and almost nothing done tingulsbed in various ways, bu~ draughty dresslng rooms. dirty ~tages and to "build" this serles which chiefly by reMon of its con­ poorly equipped theatres; no more long, ends Sunday with II. program centration upon the work of by Nina. Koshetz and the In­ genius at hand. Music-lOvers dusty rides in dirty day coaches from this ternatloD:l.i String Quartet. of the nation who can avail town to the other, with midnight or later One would readily agree that themselves of the opportunity I cho.nges of cars. Chamber Music has not had a to join ears with the inspired wide or a popular appeal. Yet gathering in the opera house I And no more wondering about Raiaries. I beli-2ve the effort spent in In­ are fortunate. Consider the radio artist for :1 moment, f()~ming llstenen; concerning I am sorry that we are not He lives at home: he has regular hours 01 the pure and absolute forms of allowed to hear the finale of work in well heated and weI! ligh\.i!d music would be profitable, es­ the opera. As the dusk. of the studios; his rehearsal hours are as regular pecially If we assume that the CARLETON S/IIITB Gods comes and theil' epoch redia has obllgaUons to Im­ ends, 01:1 realillCS, perhaps. as his hours of broadcasting; hE' Is able to prol'c musical taste and Increase en­ more clearly than anywhere else in Wag­ say just how long he will be working, just joyment. In the quiet of one's home, ner's writings, his knowledge of redemp­ what he will be paid, and he knows !,hat remote from the surroundings and dis­ lion through love, of fit last and su­ as he becomes known on the air the de­ tractions of II. concert hall, one can enjoy preme benediotlon in the consolatory George Meader, inrern:uionally re­ mand from the public wili increa, in direct to the full such programs as the Elshuco phrase wbich lingers so sweet and so nobly cognized star of the grand opera and T~io. the Sall'Aldo Harp Ensemble, the Kroll serene. proportion to his ability. Sextet, the Sonatas played by Lee Pattison . ~t bespeaks a faith that makes llle worth concert stage, will make his radio Who wouldn't give up the mlCl'l·l·ain liIe aud Jacques Gordon, and the Land 0' String llvmg. debut this Sunday as guesl artist on of Lhe theatre fOl" the well balanced routine Quartet's "Aus Meinen Leben", This music of radio? appeals to the iInaginative reason of the Bappenints the Swift Garden Hour program to Ji~t~ner and necessitates some order of in­ And looming l1igh above all otlH'r rea­ tellectual activity, It is ideally suited to In the world of music. we hear .... that, be broadcast over an NBC network sons for the switch is that one llttle word the radio-that allows that intim3.CY and Sergei Raehma.n.inoff, one of the greatest living virtuosos, to have Tt!fused radio ap_ at 2:30 p, m, Meader, who is "money'". Dollar:;, pounds Sterling. drach­ privacy in which its hearing was intended. mas, pesetas, guilders, colons. leri, qUl'tzuls, pearances, thinks that "modern" mUsic does starring in the current Broadway These programs and their performance not represent evolution, but only retrogres­ escudos-:--gold, silver, paper-rhino. cash, have a dUferent flavor [rom many that are sion. It faUs because it does not reveal the production of "The Cat and the sponduhx or gelt-no matter what yun call produced in the super-charged atmosphere "emotions of the h(:'art", and the great Rus­ Fiddle" will sing a program of pop~ it or how you count It, it's "money". and of our broodcasting studios. Through the sian says he agrees with Heine: "what life ular lyrics. The Master Gardener it makes the wheels go 'round, juxtapooltion ot clever progrrunming, the takes away, music restores". "Our modern hidden afflnlUes between modern and older The new Ever-Ready Razor and Blade composition 15 chiefly color and rhythm' will also be heard on the program. progmm. to be brOadcast evcry Sunday works were revealed and we could under­ it gives no reUef to the soul, nor does stand the tendencies in composItion today it Local Qu/fel WMAQ. night at 8 :00 o'clock over th(' Columbia attempt to rehabilitate minds and souls. cllaln, starting Sunday, March 13. will not nnd have II, guess, perhaps, at the musical Therefore it falls". , , .• The Chicago Sym­ grammar of tomorrow. This series holds be Miss Baker's radio debut, nor thai of the phony, after forty-one years of cont.inuous orchestra to be heard with hel' For the great import to students of contemporary activity, is threatened with the auspension mUSiC, and lovers of chamber music are Mike Fright past three years Miss Baker has bf'Ptl ap­ of Its concerts at the close of the current pearing as guest artist on somt' of the rightfully gratetul for the intelligent and season. Lack of public patronage and an discrimUlating generosity of Mrs. Elizabet.ll largest progralllS, but the new venture will eXorbitant union seale are given as the Although she has sung into mICro­ mal'k her initial appearance as a regular Sprague COllldge, whose position among reasons . , . . Prima donna. womhip has living patrons or musical art is 11nique. phones eVer since she began her vocal network feature, and may thl'l"efore be not ended. Then we had the "GelTY l1ap­ taken as her detinite break with tllf> sLage. pers"'; now we have the "Pons fans". They career. Mary Wood. NBC soprano, In preparation for these projrclcd Sun­ are a group of Vassar girls, who cannot con­ had her first atlack of "Mike" fright day night appearances Miss Bakor is can­ The End of the "Rillg" tain themselves when Mme. Lily Pons sings, celing all of her stage engagemcnts and de­ and to show their excitement have arrang­ just a few days ago on the Pacific We come this Thursday to "Die Gotter­ voting herself completely to sele~tillg new ed to wear buttons and. attend a.ll the Vagabonds program on which she was sol1gs and othel' broadcast material. damerung" (The Twilight of the Gods) of operas in which the small French lady ap­ "Oer Rhlg dies Nibelungen"-the trilogy the soloist. It was her first trans­ Jack Denny and his orchestra. whose pears. Thooe of you who heard her Bell enUre career has been linked wi1.l1 radio, which occupied Wagner's ever active mind song in the broadcast of "Lalone" might continental program, and the pretty went to Canada some time ago 011 a 111sh fOJ" more than a quarter of a century and procure a button by mall and promise to little songstress sang through it with­ which is without parallel in the whole realm wire. after they had established themselves listen and write a letter each time she out faltering, then burst into tears of at the old Frivolity Club on' Broadway. It of music tor grandeur and breadth of con­ sings. It looks as though tills latest arrival ception. excitement when it was over. was a rush wire, by the way, whL h recalled in the historic succession of coloraturas the hoys from the Mount Royal Hotel in When one approaches such a wo.rk, he is was destined for a long reign . , •. Mme. baffled as to how to study it. There are Montreal, where they have been a fealure Luisa Tet.razzinl has just finished a week's for the past several months. mysterious and eluding meanings in the engagement at the Paramount Theatre in hetz, Russian Soprano and String Quar­ Miss Baker's enthusiasm for llH new "Ring" as there are in all extensive and New York, where she made twenty-nine tet, NBC, 10:30 B.. m.-WMAQ. full-stoTt!d works of the iInagination. It is appearances between moVIes. Her entire NBC Symphonic Hour, Walter Darnroscll, field of endeavor has Jed her to ill.';tall a rad:o in her boudoir. and at all odd hours necessary, of course, to know the words and concert tour ten seasons ago consisted. of conductor, 12:00 p, m.-WMAQ. action and the a:;soclated "leadIng motives". thirty-two performances. She still wears of the day and night one finds her listen­ Double Quarte~ SOns of Eli, CBS, ing in on network programs, jUst to get the The best wa.y to learn them, I have found, the emerald ring which the Kaiser ga.ve her 1:00 p. m.-WBBM is ~rom the phonographic reproduction. In 1902. Her love for America. hM not feel of things. Her trip to Monlrf'a!. there New YOl"k Philharmonic-Symphony, Sir to join Denny and rehearse for the inaug­ Ninety are li~ted-ninety endlessly wonder­ changed, !.hOugll she cannot understand the Thomas Beecham, conductor, CBS, 2:00 ful "themes", with their eloquent compact­ "crooning" rage. "No voices-but clever­ ural program, was to insure her thorough p. m.-WBBM. understanding of just what woulct be re­ ness, their pregnancy, their fulness of state­ very clever, these crooners!" •.•• Mme. Swift Garden Hour, NBC, 2 :30 p. m.­ ment, their Inevitability. Johanna Gadskl will sing no more. The quired of her. She is taking no ('hanees WMAQ. with the microphone. These motives have the Hmeless quality great soprano was killed and burled on the Berlin Re-Broadcast, NBC, 3:00 p. m.­ of immemorial things--one fancies that soli she loved so dearly .... Another 01 WMAQ. "This program means more to III{' than they must always have been; that Wagner the "inunortals" returned to the Metropoli­ General Electric Twilight Hour, NBC, anything else III the world-t'llt"f>pt tile simply came upon them, ageless, completely tan and sang Erda's fateful and prophetic 4:30 p. m.-WENR. Christmas present I received eleven years ago:' explains Miss Baker wi~h a tWinkle shaped, unchangeable in power and ex- "Weiche, Wotan! Weiche" in the season's El1lest Hutchc~on a.nd Symphony, CBS, - pressiveness, at some turning In his creative only.performance of "Das Rheingold", a 9:30 p. m.-WGN. in her eye. part of which was broadcast. Thus Mme. path. They seem almost to have been co­ Monday, March 14th "The Christmas present" Wllich alone existent with the elemental and imponder­ Schumann-Heink as the Earth-mother means more to her than her u(:'w ('areer is able realities that they symholire and pro­ awakened memories of a great tradition and Glee Club, Woman's , CBS, 2:45 p, m. her son. Herb(:'rt John Abrahams. who was ject: water, fire, wind, light; destiny, youth, an unforgettable past . , .. Atwater Kent, -WGN. born on Christmas Day eleven yrurs ago, godliness, greed; hatred, ecstasy, }ovellness; whom economic conditions have forced to Voice of Firestone, Lawrence Tibbett, bari­ on the anniversary of Miss Bakf>r's own a gnome's malice OJ" a god'S despair. And curb his broadcasting actlvlUes this season, tone. NBC, '1;30 p. m.-WMAQ. birthday. His fa~her, the late Maury Abra_ their course Is from first to last things­ find~ tha.t he Is able to continue the annual Columbia Symphony Orchestra, Howard hams, one of Manhattan's most prominent from the stln'ings of primordial depths to national radio audition. Nonprofessionals Barlow, conducting, 1:00 p. m. (Heard song writers, died less than a yt'a\' ago; the ultimate flaming of !.he spirit's will. between the ages of 18 and 25 may compete every evening, Monday to Friday tnclu­ and Herbert has be~ome the very center of When one has sensed them, he sees the in the audition. Awards of $15,000 will be !live)-WGN. his-mother's universe. For Belle Baker, the divided as follows: $5,000 eacb for the Tuesday, March 15th mother, far more than Belle Baker, the marYt;!lous completeness of Wagner's work Music AppreclaUon, American School of a.nd does not for an instant receive the highest rating young man and young wo­ star. is the woman you see today. man singers, and $5,000 among the run­ the Air, CBS, 1 :30 p. m.-WBBM. impression ot the actual complication of Frlda.y, M:l.rch 18th There is a mellowness in the deep brown what he hears. All the motives stand out ners-up in the finals. Sectional trials will eyes of the girl who has so long b!l(;!l Broad_ from one another, and there is no con­ be held to determine contestants for the Music APPI1:ciatlon, Walter Damroscll, NBC way's SWeetheart. a soft mothcrlincss which fusion. We float in an ocean of luminous finals .. Sir Thomas Beecham's second 10:00 A. M.-KYW. predominates over the sparkling twinkle waves of harmony, and learn the lessons of broadcast program will contain three sym­ Rochester PhUhannonic Orchestra. 2:30 which is still so evident. The greatest thrill Wagner's phUOSOphy. phonies. a Hadyn, a Mozart. and Cesar p. m.-WCFL, in her life came when her tal(:'nted little Franck's great mystical expression of faith, The cast that will sing the music from Saturd.a.y, March 19th son played a.nd sang with her 011 a recent "Die Gotterdamerung" under Arthur Bod­ Metropolitan Opera. Broadcast, NBC, 1:00 network brOQ.dcast. Herbert has a voice ansky Thursday will Include Gertrude Kap­ Sunday, March 13th p. m,-WMAQ. strikingly like his molher's, and as me pel, Geta Ljungberg, Laurltz Melchior, Community Center MusiC Recital, CBS, OIvlc Concerts Service Program, Dusolina listens to It Belle Baker's face lights Up Clarence Whlteh!l1, Michael Bohneo, and 9;30 a. m.-WBBM. Giannini, soprano, NBC, '1;00 p. m.­ with the vision of a career for the boy su­ Gustav Schutrendor!. And the opera audi- Library 01 COngress Musicale; Nina Kos- WMAQ. perior even to ber own brilJiI,JlL liucceS!>. 8 PROGRAMS FOR MONDAY [Continued]

P.M, ':35 WCFL-Bullellrl Board Labor FlIlshell "BBM_Robt.. Burns' Panatela: Ouy 'ff:ENK--Prlnc... Albert Quarter Houri 7:45 WON-The Glom:u Ch&!l"u; Colonel (.QmblilrdQ'S orchestra, CBS Allee JQY, contralto. NaC 6::15 KiW l'uberry Sl>Orts Reporter StOOp""ll'le and. Budd. NBC WCFL-Bullding snd Loan Asso(:latiOli WCHf~oeleatber EJ:press; dramaliu,. 6:lG Wf' 'I H--&ebblns Boys; SWltt'!t PrO&TaDl> "CFL-Assoclatloa or Real Eatate Tn- Program tlon NEC payen of IlllD.Qle WIBO--Concert Music WlB0-1IQur of Dream!l 10:25 "ON_l-!arch Int... rh.de W{j~_:oo. La.nc; SerCell.nts' Doc lIed!.­ "IBO--John lIL PraU, tn taJF:. KYW-PbUllps Flyers; Ra Maupill's 10:30 orcbestra WON_The Camel Quarter H<>Ill': 1110'1'(0.. "',. WJID-Frank Maline: souas Down... ,.; Renard's orchestrL CBS ,OL\Q--.Josflllb GaJllochll'l alld Ria C .... ITlr-Berr,. BrothWB Progrl.lll WCRW-Stud/u Y:llSlca] Procram " .. rt OI'C~r .. WCHl-B!Qnd CU-eds "ENR-Jesse c ... ,.rord. NBC 1fON-lI.Uls Brothers; r.&J. Quartetj WMAQ-J'ane Froman's Orcbe.stra, NBC WC:t'L-DU.uze Variety PUll:ra. .:. Vapel< Program. ':15 WIRO-Eddle S<>nth's Orchestra cas WCl'L-lHue Grotta Cale Orchestra. IfBBJII.-cas Feature WJlAQ-Atlantic IUId Paelnc OYJ)sles, WO!'f-~~rel ShOW' "IBo-Cat8 de AI&][ Orchestra KfW_Ooa Pedro's Orchelltra Harry HQrUck's orooeslra; FrUlk WCFL_Adult Edueation COlllloCll Parker, t"nor. NBC IYW-Padded FI9te WJID-Art WrlCht',. Studio Orchestra ':30 "E~lt-'l.lr. BoIHlS and CODJPOll1: .... WCIII-Jllnior League Players IfOES-VU and LInZl. Harmonlea WL~Mayt..... Orcheetra: C I a r II n c • strel sho~ NBC Wh ..... ler. director. NBC 1fCBW-IIlllslcal Prolram "BUM-Chesterfield prog.ram; Ale!:!: Gl"1J' 10:IJ ,Arnhelm's Orche~tra, C" nAQ-J<>&eoph CaiHoobie and lII!J 00. WJ!YJl-EdoJle MOgram WCFI,_Bnrton Organ r&eltal • EddY 11:00 WGN_Hcrble Kay rrOil'l the Blackhawk WON-Olnner Music Ranson WJJiJ-"Dream or Hnwa!!" WSDC-Polish Hour WMAQ-Vla !Aco and Uplo..... a Vill ... WinO-Melody Moments Adrlen'a Orc" WIBO--PubltJ: Tllea:tre Reporter "nll orche.atrae lI'(l}:_Tn.lll'llyer's Bureall orcbe1otra WI So-Ooldenrod. All Stars: guest artist 1:15 WOlf-Ji'rO'!lltlla procram; ldlldred Hu\l.t: WCPI,-Barton 01'8\'1.11. Recital by lil4dI' 7,00 WON-The Bath Club; IntervIew: Bar- Orchestra. CBB :l:YW-Waves ot MeJo.dy, NBC Hanson be.ra ~I~urel. contralto; maJe qU&M.N; "CFL-Nlght Court WeIll-Main Street Crusadsr: talk KT'If-Don Pedro's Orchestra Llnlt prOlrarn. CBS 9:45 WMAQ-$1eepy Water Qrch.: health talk WCHI-Jobn stamford lI)L\Q-Junlol' High ScboI.>I Talk WBBX-Brooks and Ro.H; <,nels "BBM_'Myrl and lbr!:e; dramattc "lnO--Eddle South'a Orchestra l'fI,S-ContentM Hour: G, Arnold; Car_ eketch. CBS 11:15 n.UoD quartet, NBC :kYw':"'\?alvollne PrOCtam "ENlt-Whyt... ·8 Orchestra. NBC WENR_Na.tional Prohibitl<>D Poll NBC WCI'I.-WCFt. Orchelrtra "SJD-~raln Street Crusader "'BaK-Around th.. Town; Gendre.. 1:30 WGlf_B<>ari-Prankhl ·'Halt PInt·' JUOII WENR-Parad. 01 the Statu; ErllD WGN_~larch Interlude It'G t:s-Joel Lay, baritone P-

  • Ce'~ Orm; mLloo choru9. ~r9C "CHl-)fetropoUtan. Echoes ':50 "Olf-TQrnorroW'a TribtH'e 1:15 It'(l~-Slngln' Sam: Tbe Barballol MaD. WJfAQ-Blll the Barber, NBC "'BO-Buddy Flsher'a Orchestra W:ENlL-Mr. :no- and. CoIfillll.DJ', N'BC' C"' WBBlI_Ben Bernle's Orchefltra 11:" WON-Cad Moore; Herhl~ Kay and WM \Q---JOIl.opl\ Call1ochlo and His Con. "IBO-.M.tc McCloud's Orcheatra KUlSeJ's Orcheetras ... li'IBO--Orlando Van QIIllten. .orllt's Cfn O'·clLelltfa Fair talks WCt'I.-Judle Feinberg, PolitIcal talk 10:110 WON-Dream I:lbip KTW-Charlle Asnew's Orchestra li."t-W---.'itmy Qf W<>IDen'!I Names; Chu, Wl'!NR-Amos 'la' Alidy, NBC WJJI)-~I<>osehu,rl Oa'ld Drl!;CQ!!, narrator, NBC WCFL-B1tIs Grntt& Car.. Orchestn WIUO-BQY SC<)ut~ oC America WC:E·I.-Cleaners &: Drers lnat. prOCram WllAQ--Amo.s 'n' Andy. NBC 1'1'1 OO-~lae ){cCloud's Orchestra Kn't_Don Pedro'B Orchestra 1:45 WCFI,_Kr<>ehler Furniture Co. Pn,cram WCIIL-Blue Grotta Orchestra 12:00 WE:-i'R-Eddl& :Moore's OrChestra 1:)0 W(l~_I;:ale Smith: L~ PaUna Program: InrAQ-nob :"Iolan's San Pelldans, NBC ITW_Teaberry Sports Reporter; 'nIe XTW_Bert McDowell's Orchestra. Swanee mllslc, CBS WI1101-J. B. and Mae; com..uy script Globe Trotter WMUI-Mldnlp.t MUSical Hour WM \Q-TI'e Voice of FIrestone: L&w­ WI UO-Leon Adrle,,'s Orchestra; AI ron"e Tibbett, baritone, NBC "CH r-Blond Co-eda WSlJC-Dal\C& Music Msr!neall, solol~t Wl,!j-l'Ieatb Valley DaY'll; dramatlzatlQn, WIBO--Concsrt Musicale "lBO-Elddle South'B Orchestra Kl.·W-Coguellt1ne Prolrnm :\UC 10:10 KTW-St&to Street Tomorro1ll' 12,15 "JJIO--Cate de Alex Orchestra we ~'I.--~!llliDef'll Workers Unfon 9:00 "'KX}(-:"Iew National I'..adl0 "',= WCFL-WCP'L Orchestra; Dee Lurya, 12:", WIHi'n_Don Pedro and his Orooeau.. 1\'(JIO-T'·a"~t Treats; Orche.. tra NBC ~QurallO I'fJlIO-~Lac McCloud's Orchestra K~·W_fH,'e9 program WMA(I--Canada Dry Program; Storlelll WJJiI-lnt~rMrloMI l1uckle Blisters Qt Northwest Mouold Police. NBC 10:15 WON-The Dra:matizatlo1'lfl or tbe States I:OQ WIBO-Eddle South's Orchestra Ifll}~S-l\MPotitan NI",t!! WGX_1'iJe llooor<;h )'lelcx1y lIfan WXA.Q-Du aDd Sy.IVia 1:15 "IRO-4fac McClnud's OrclM>stra PROGRAMS FOR TUESDAY, MAR.

    A,I\I. WBB11-'l'ony·s Scrapbook. C88 WL~Ll""stodl: llarketlr; JJ. 'rI'AA1,'-World Naws Re,[}<>rts 1V11l0-)lu.l~al l.Ierry-Oo.RouRd Poutl7 Mad!.et .. W{Bo-ArcUc Fill' Program WLS-E.emng Post Reporter; hot: tlr.ell; we t'I.-Sllorlse Honr "SJD-Mary Alden: home td "AAl'_Llve Stock Mark&!. 6:00 weather report WAAF-80ngs 0{ tbs Islands WllJQ-RecordlnlS WL<;;-\\'LS Smile a Whil@ with Ralph and WAAF_Vanltr Fair WSBe-Home Hours 11131 WO.N-Palnted Dreams; Sponsored br Hal WG F.S-~Iusical 'I'O&lIts WGE8-TimelJ' Tunes Mlckelberrr W_~ \1"_Fnrm Folks Hour 1,4([ 'Ifll.\Q-llusical H<>dgepOdce WMBI-Parents' Bible story Hour "OFL-Bartoa OrCan Recital by Eddr 8,45 WOS-TolD Blancbard's ShQ,. 6:30 Wino-l·nele Johll and his Famny Hanson 1\'lI..l.Q--lllt _Ies of lIlquolla; hooIe 10115 WnD)f-The Tunellmlths WLS--Cumbotrlaftd Ridge Runner" Mar Baldridge, KSC ,,~X II-Home Service 6,45 W1.S-Prlltrle Farmer Family Parly WL5-A.. atld p, Program; Our DaD, K nf-l'arm aDd Home Hour, NBC 6:$5 "IIBN_Flrm IntormaUOIl Food; Colonel Qoodbody, NBC WJJ.D-YoIIIll Mothers' Club WCFL-Rad1o Shoppere Clab WLS-Juo~'s SeM 'I'alk ".A.A F-Glll8er_PfI WAil. F-Organ Mek>dles; Live Slock )f&r_ WCII"-Jollel'blne Prtlgram 7:00 we I' I.-(ln the 8 'C':;: l,andt Trio and W.!I.1Q-Plaoola.ll1f; Joe Rudolph l'I'hlte, 80"'. and patter, NBC "6ES-Breakfast'" BadlulI.«e W~ ~Q-Tun~ Time 9,110 WGN-Farm Servlc",; :Flnt J1olliarket; WUII.lI_)loroll1l Exerclse8 Old Time FavorlteB, orlaa 10,,,, WON_DIgest Knl_~larahall Field" Co.'. MIIsical KTW-l.Irs. Blake'B Coillmn. NBC i;YW-Frances Ingram; bealrtr Cfoc1r WLS-Three Little Maids NBC WG ~-Leonard 8RlI'o. organ "'BBI-Home Companion Shopper W)lAQ-B<>ard 0{ Trade WJJD-lntern&UOMI Buckle Busters 'il'XAQ-Tra.el talk WENB.-Oar CI17; civic talll: WLS-Wllbur a.nd Ezra; comeily skit IV ,\ A P---.'iing sod SWeep "BIlM_Food Ta.Ika W.\At'-Tuae!ih~ WGEs-&niles in Song WHJO--Newlj of the n.,. WCRW_~ruBleal Brepkfnot 9:10 MIlAQ--l>IIIalcal Hodgepod&,e """D--Studlo Program W~mJ-)lornl", Worstllp Period ,,15 WON_Clara, Lu 'n' Em; The 9uper su.- "AAF-Tt.e Ji'lrenl 10:40 WMAQ-Geoeral MillS Progr..... "DIIM-\\'e Moderns om, Eighty percent of "L8--RIIder's OO$(l~1 Taber_ole 1VlJBM_)I,lrnlng Jl.tlu9trels. CB6 10:45 WEN'B-JlU and Judyj .JO)'OlY AIIven, W)fAQ-:I1Qrnlnc Wor8hip WGE8-Canary Concert tIIr..... NBC .aU Ra.dio trouble WIIlAQ-Unlvers;ty ot Chicago reaoJiDJIs WON-I,eonard Salvo'a Ilaft DOI 9:20 wCJo'L-(;lieerlo; In8plraUonal talk and "I,S--Geno AlltrYj Oklaooma Tooelei' "BBM-E,'IlM Fur FasIlloo Parade results from FlWlty m,,~le, NBC 9:30 W6N_B<>ard of Tradej C&l'l HaeUle, WIBO-The Marmo"" progr1l1ll Wnll)l_C!lrlaUllIl ScIence Chllrchu 01 pianist Ii \ II'-St"dio Music tubes, II!in&18 WlIAQ-Our Dally FocKl; Coiol:l&i Good· WJJD-WJJ]) HQstess body, NBC WIDO-I':ye Openers WAAF_l-!usicai Calendar lrBUM_9urnhnm's Bea"ty Chat "AA .'_'I'ime, TIInes aDd Topleo 10:55 1fM1U-Misslol!al'y Addr~a lfJJD-Uapp)" 00 Lucky Tlme, Art L!nIck WfnO--Seysa'B El

    Chariie Agnew, Morey, Harold now playing an en­ Stokes and Wayne gagement at the Edge J King .•. , then organ­ water Beach Hotel, , , ized his own band and \ wit h broadcasts a v e r " went on the road for WBBM , , . , hails from [Jublix •••• later did an the same town that gave Ted RKO tour •••• never has Fiorito and Nick Lucas to the Charlie Agnew liked his boys in tuxedos .•• musical· world, Newilrk, New thinks it is a necessary evil Jersey, , , • says he began as a drum­ , • •• favorite dish is Scotch pea soup mer and ended up as a real musiciaJl ••• , (only a dime too) •••• is the •• , , has played with such famous composer of Don Pedro's theme song. bands as that of V incent Lopez, Char­ ''I'm Singing to Hide My Teats" •••• Irs Strickland, J, Bodewatt and Dell his secret of SUCCl.'SS is a balanced pro­ Lampe .. , , first played in Chicago gram of music •••• plus an excellent at the Trianon ... , alongside of Ai showmanship and likable personality . • Dell Coon and his orchestra, from Chi­ Carl Moore invites you to l1sten to the eago, opened at the Fontenelle Hotel in "hog-calling" contest which will be broad­ Red McKenzie, who says he is a graduate of the comb and tissue paper Omaha, Nebraska.. Coon Is well known in cast over WLS from 12:40 to 1:00 p. m. Chicago and Hollywood where hls engage­ Monday, March 14. Don't forget the school of music, is here shown signing a three-year contract, proffered by ments at the leading ballrooms and hotels date! Many famous on:hCl>tra leaders Paul Whiteman, which will line his pockets with approximately $100,- in those localities have won for him a sub­ and musicians will be entered, :En­ stantial following. trees must be in before midnight, Satur­ 000, Whiteman discovered him during his recent tour and is convinced day the 12th. All contestants should re­ • • • port a.t the WLI3 studios, 1230 W, Wash­ that his singing voice is a good buy. And so everybody's bappy! Clyde McCoy a.nd his orchestra bid Chi­ ington Blvd., Chicago, ru., not later than cago adieu and returned to their native 12:25 p. m. Monday, March 14, / ______SOuthland, LoulsvUie, Kentucky, March 11, 1932. They open at the BrOYm Hotel with • • • McCoy's famous "Sugar Blues'·, and "Just Bob Nolan's popularity as a radio a.rUst OUT OF THE EVERYWHERE A Song Of Old Kentucky". on the san Felice hour has caused his sponsors to engage the facilities of the blue To MARGOT DEE • • • network on Mondays and Wednesdays from Louis Relleux, playing WIUl his orchestra 9:45 to 10:00 p. m. Heretofore Bob's broad-/------­ at Ule Brown Palace Hotel In Denver, has casts have been oonflned to WLW, WGAR just signed a contract with that hotel to and WJZ. On Tuesdays and Saturdays he A column dedicated to RADIO GUIDE Guide. Come again sometime, Mr. Mar- play In the Ca.ssanova RoolD next fall. will broadcast over the same trio of sta­ readers. You and your friends are invited Shall. Relleux and his band have created a sensa­ tions as in the past, to write in for informaUon concerning tion at the popular Denver hotel and the radio, radio stars, and your own favorite Leonard Jal'oszewskl, of SOuth Bend, Ind., renewal of their contract proves their popu­ • • broadcasls. H tbe information is forlh­ informs us that the !dentlty of ··The Sha­ larity. They broadcast over KOA aOd the Bern1e Cummins, popular• Music Corpora­ conUnll' a nd interesting to all of Oul' dow" has at last been divulged. He is Mr. NBC network. tion maestro, who Is now playing an en­ readcrs, we will get it for you and print Fred Rebdlck, accordIng to Leonard. Which, gagement at the Trlanon Ballroom 1n Chi­ i' in this column. No personal ""plies if true, should Interest many of you. More • • • cago with broadcasts over WON, used uke­ 'fI'iI1 be made. of this later. Ted Fiorito, who recently closed an en­ leles as invitations to a recent press lunch­ gagement at the Hotel MUehleba.ch in Kan­ eon. Each invited guest received a "ulr.e" • The real name of "Singin' Sam'" the sas City, is en route to the west coast for suitably inscribed as an invitation to the Sally Nelson of Cblcago writes for the Barbnsol Man, is asked for by Naomi Smith MUSic COrporaUOn to open a~ George luncheon. name or the "dandy singer" who broad­ of Elgin, m. She also is anxious to locate Olsen·s club in CUlver City, Calif. The oa.sts "'Who·s Your Little Wbosiz" on Danny Clyde McCOy and his orchestra. club has been re-named "The Frolics" and * • • Russo's Orchestra programs. In real life, "Slngln' Sam" is known as Fiorito·s wm be the first orchestra to' play Harry Frankel. Although Clyde McCoy Art Kail&el and his "Kasse!s 1n the Air", Jimmy Jackson, dark and personable under the new management. who have made a great hit at the Bismarck. drummer of the band, is responsible for the and hls band llave left the Merry Gardens. Hotel in Chicago the past winter with rendition In which you are interested. they have not yet begun another engage­ • • • Jimmy had extenslve stage experience be­ ment. 'Vatch "Orchestral Doings" for When Arnhe1m and his famous "Ace broadcasts over WON, have Signed on the news of them. Band of Movleland". now playing nightly dotted line to make records for a nationally fore he was recruited for Russo's Orchestra. over WBBM, played last season in Califor­ known recording company. The other two sololsts in the band are nia at the Cocoanut Grove, they found that Maxwell Williams and Aubrey McConnell. Dorothy Cooper, diminutive "Orphan the dancers and listeners requested one • • • Annie" fan, writes us for the 1111.1111' and tango for every two of popular song hits Gus Amhehn, popular west coast maes­ "Where, oh where is Little Jack Littlc, description of the star of the skit. played, whlle here In Chicago the requests tro, no·... ' playing an engagement In Chicago, CBS star," write three of his ardent fans, Shh·ley Bell Is responsible for the char­ for tango tempo are comparatively rare. greeted Carl Laemmle, ·veteran motion pIc­ Mrs. MJ.Tt.le Stemen of Indianapolis, Ind., acterization. She Is just eleven years old, Arnhelm is reputed to have one of the best ture producer, When he arrived 1n Chicago Mrs. K. Taylor, of Peru, Ind., and MIs. L. although she looks older, has lovely yellow bands interpreting the tango in this coun- for a Press Club luncheon the other day. L. Barney of Aurora, Ill. curls, and is considered 0111' of the most Gus is a persoual friend of the Universal Little Jack Little is now broadcasting promising chlld actresses on the all'. Write "". Pictures producer and aided Mr. Laemmlc every day except Sunday at 8;00 a. m. over her In care of WON, Chicago. • • • in arranging the musical score lor many of the columbia network. There is no Chi­ In There's "a bit of a furorle" these part.s their biggest pictures. cago outlet, however. "Will you please tell liS something about among Ben Bernie's radio audience sinee Red Blanched, the yodeling cowboy heard the announcement of Ills leaving In Api"1l • • • "Perhaps you can inform the members on broadcasts from WLS?" writes "A Radio to go on a RKO vaudeville tour. To all Jan OarbeT opened an engagement; with Guide Reader", from La Porte, Ind. the of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity what has Bernie fans we make this happy state­ hls orchestra at the Hotel Muehlebach in As his name suggest, Mr. Blanehed has ment: The tour will In no way Interfere happened to that wonderful trio, 'The Bil­ Kansas City last week. The Garber orches­ liken 'n"oupers', who used to carry on over nanling red hall". Besldes that, he boosts With his COlumbia network programs and tra is heard nightly over WDAF. hls Blue Ribbon Malt program, heard eacll WGN", writes De Koven Marshall, presi­ a generous sprinkllng of freckles, very blue dent of the chapter at Beloit COllege, Be­ eyes, and an infectious smile. His songs Tuesday at 8:00 p. m. will be broadcast as * • • are heard every Saturday night from WLS. usual. Dick Frazier's Kent.ucky Kernals are loit. Wis. now playing an engagement at the Club "The Billiken Troupers", now Withdrawn • • • from the air as such, were really Tom, "AIe Eddie and Fanny Cavanaugh man J ack Denny, whose orchestra made a de­ Lido, in Milwaukee. Their music is picked Dick and Harry, harmony trio who are and wife or brother and sister?" writes Ola. cided hit broadcasting during the Lucky up nightly at 12:30 a. m. and broadcast now broadcasting a.t 1:00 p. m. daily ex­ M. Brott, of Muskegon, Mich. Strike hour from the Mount Royal Hotel over W'J'MJ. cept SlUlday from WON. On Wednesdays The Cavanaughs are man aud wife, Mis!; in Montreal, becomes a COlumbia network • * • they are presented by Ule same station at Bxott. They are young, personable and. feature on Sunday, March 13, when the Ted COOk and his orchestra playing at 9:15 p. m., and on Fridays at 9:00 p. m. socially charming. You can reach them in orchestra will be heard broadcasting from the Frolics Cafe have just signed a con- Thanks for the nice compliment about the care of station WIBO, Cbicago. New York on the Ever-Ready Radio Gaiet­ ies. The program is SCheduled for 8:00 overtract stationto broadcast WMAQ their every dance night, programs from p.m. 11:00 to 11:30 p. m. except Sunday. II~:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;~~~:;;~;;;~~;:::;::::::;::::::::::~:;;~~~;;:;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;:;~______• • • Early last Monday morning, a. blaze YOU WILL LOOK YOUR BEST Clarence Wbeeler, popular Ohicago ar­ started at the Frolics and almost caused ranger and composer, who stages the May­ a panic among the guests, but COOk and IN "- tag orchestra program over the network his band kept on playing as if nothing was MAURICE SEYMOUR PHOTOGRAPH 10r MCA, renewed an old acquaintance wrong. Their efforts to calm the gather- ROOF GARDEN ST. CLAIR HOTEL With Fred stone in Chicago last week. Mr. ing proved successful, and after a short CHICAGO, ILL, Wheeler wrote the score of "The Wiz.a.rd time the fire was put out. The broadcasts '!~_W~H~I~T~E~H~AL~L~"~"~ ______;;;;----S"U~P~E~R~I~O~R~-~~;l of O:iO" for the famous comedian.. will start as soon as the wire ls put in. , 10 - PROGRAMS FOR TUESDAY [Continued]

    WIB~Johs Cern>, at the tl~no WOI!s-Qllldlll Race Results b, Amerl· fl'llIO- Publ!~ 'l"heulre Reponer vriUl JiYW-Rea ?Iaupln Aces of the Air can Cachl; Record Lenn Adden'lI Orchestra " Cln'_B~,er .. elllue W(:III-Maln Street Crusader; talk "Llj-WHbur :and E~ra; cnmedy skIt 1l,~S "{, ~_WGN M\I~lc Weaver. "JJJ)-Wait and Herb; 1l1",no and 8()nl'S "(!llW--Studin Pmc-rum WUJI)!_Dally Times N,"W5 FlM.ahu Selln01 1OI:BI-Radio of the BUill 6:15 ,,(IN-II!1. rol ~ Teen; comedy skoteh 1f IlI00lloDded Mowt'tstl 8erenalle Wll11111_lIlyrt and Marge; dramatle W/,ij-WeatlJer; Fruiot and VeCfltaW. WAAI'-Tea 'l'lrns 'l'nlltcs fl'F:Nn- Ju~t W1111e; Arlhur Fields, vOCllI. sk~toh. CBS Mal'kejs: E,-enlng Fast Repoorter J,le WlfAQ_WlIAQ Srncopatou 1.. 1 NBC K\' W-Edgewaler Beach Qrcllestl'1I. "JJD_J"," Gram, Cily Sealer ';15 ,nIAI}-'!'arniHar MeIM!,," "lBO-RadIo Ooulp; Eddil .nd Fanille ][Y"-Don Pedrn':J Orcbelltn. W;P.Nlt-Prlnce Albert Quarter Hour; '1".'11 II l- l~,-a1>J;:el1stlc Servke lI'UtJ-}1ltll Wyman's Oreheatra Cavall~ucb Alice Joy, NBC "CB"-Muslcal Pr<:>gram 12: 15 1\ IIIj\r _~lIke and Hermnn. ens "AA.:t·-Pat HOlter: IrlSb tenor ""N-Dream Shtp WCHI_ P~ol'le's Poet WOY.II-Vs, • Lin.. MarmoOJ' WClll-i!boeluthe.r Ji:1:0ress: dram"U, WGR8--Camptowll )(JQ~trel. 12:25 "U U \I-IJ.t>WlI llIe Countr,. Road ,,45 "G!Ii-!i'ltth no... CeDter ulloa W:"lJI-S .. edbh Se .... ic. trE'!{Il-'l'b, Goldher;1l; dnuDaUc "'&telt. W1 DO-Hour nr Dreams 12,,. "G"'--"~"QY Piau Orch<:-dra, CR.. ,,'*5 In::..- H-Qur CbUdrell NBC "J ,"-I_h'~Hoel< Markets; Jim Pool. 10:~ WCI'L_WCFI, Orcbestra II·A, ~I'-'il'orJd news report. "IU()....Qoldenrod AU Stars; ~Mt Irtlat WJJH_F,rm Talk KYW_FranCM Row40n; tile IllU. &iri WCili:H-Carl Heocker's O~eb.estra 10:" "ON-Cam~] Quarter Tlour; Mortns ,,\ 1I'_J:'_rl )lcDowel1's Orl.'hestra Downey; .\. WON; Rellll,d's Orch­ from the OOUDU'''' NBC " • •\Q- B&!tt F<.><>d!t P"O&ra .., NBC lOI Hl-,-","t... n ...... vi"'" &lOt ..... CBS 3:50 WlIB3I_llt Fed. nr WOOlen', Clug. ,nIlO __Gh",t .F!nge~ or the All' 6':55 W.A.Q-....r Herald! W3IAQ-The Tbru Doetors; Putt. W('III_F~ml1lar .1",lodles 4:00 l\'GS-JlIle~ Gran.i!lI, baritone 1:. l'I'O!'f-Ttle 8:ath Club; lDtervie ..,,; Bu· Sherman aJld Rudolph lI-lIUQ--WMAQ 12:'5 WH H II_T!,~ G~.l- A, Bont~ (' [IS IWnco(llltora b~r. Bur&!, contralto; ma.le QlI4rtet; W£:forram. CB8 WC),'L_ Merry C,.rden BaUl'""m Orch. 12:40 111 ,"-1'1<... :>.:nN,-Tlnu'rs; Or<:lIeslra lInd Wc.: )-'I.-The Fah V"el~nts the Junior lI'I,II-JIl,,·G-Qvetoor Len !Jma,U WIRO- J.:tldl~ Vnno's OrChe9\J'a \'~";"I)' A~IF F"d~J·,.tI\!o Club "."'Q--Ullrold Van Horae, -pianist .K\'W_Padded Fl~t~ 12:45 W1JIJ'I-I,;,,, ~toek Mn,'kel A~~'n CBS tvIHUI- )bu!'l~ !!bel'ltIall·. OJ'chelJi.ra ).:YII'-8 1~k~too\'> PlantatIon; JIlUfl $an, WClIl--Junlc.r Leag'lIe Players I'H I 1._ Fa ,,'" 'l'alk KYII·_Bex Mau!>ln ACes of tlls Atr oenon Ilnd Frank Crum!t. NBC 10:'5 W.f~-Nll-Archer Glhso", Ql'cbeatra, NBC II'J. IU _\,~,.;.·tr !'<\'1>'ie \\'/; EIi_I\·ah;.: Dreams t\'l'l'l._A,·lhur KOch, pIanist 10:45 'II'ON_Wayne Klng'S Ol'che~tra 12150 \\IIIQ_IOI,AQ Salon Qual'tet 11' .\ \ I'-PI~no novelties; JIm1l1Y Konk lI''''D-FrlU1lde "Halt PInt" Ju,o, Wjl \Q-',';a Lago and. Uptown Villas. 1,00 1I1;' __\",n Granl. pla,nLl WIJlO-SNlh Shore Church Program 1'rOF.fj-SongS 01 LIUmanh. 4:15 IIIIU"_Fo(ldlo"'o Kitchens "'lBO-North Shn.. e Chnrch Progra. orrllestt8S IHI IQ_l.'"m and AIHler, NnC )rT\1'-Bert McOo.. ~ll·~ Orcbestn II 111 01-,"'",1 J"ml.. ..llL Cll!'­ "'(.;"'_l.~,n U~ ..(1It15kY. planlfll 711$ WOIf_Abe Lyman's orchestr.: Sllfllng 11,00 WCF],...... Blue Cure Orch~~tra \VI 1'1._11 rry ~Iadeap~. l'OC \I-1-::'\lJ~"w.n.~ »('r"""I1,',·s, NBC Produots ProgralO. CBS Grotto tvE,'R-Jobllny Da"I~' Orch,'strl. \I'j 11(1 __" ".~ ot ~ Dnj' nG£S--KHp Srufllnc Jl'LI}-Tn he announced "ac J\YlT-Don Pedrn'" Orcbutrl II 1 ___ ~, ~lId 1'",(,: Th.. "ut"n"k~r~ \\'\\~--"·'.\'la. " CFT..-T3lk by Joe Grein; ctty 11$1.1 ... WCHI-:\felropolltan Eehnes; 0 per . J. \ If~)"lm~. 0 Pr"gram 4:20 "'BB)I-D~ry Tltntll N.,.,. "J.JD-~ooaebe:art Ball4 lIIe!eetlons \'I \ 11'_" (> I~r l'I,IIoH1,h.. r "."'Q-A Cardea of lteiod), 4,.lO \\(;:'oo-\\'G:>': fl",,'dolleu "'IBo--Ed~le SoUlh'~ Orche~lra lH 1I\\'_r:")"r~ Guide n-" 'JI-(.>ld r",ppy; Nel'ro klIper:woa' 7:. WON_Kate Smith and ber S.... nee Nuslc; Weill_John Stamfnrd "I 1I1_~1 "f,nd nr.d fiBnldr t!<,n~. :>':CC r.. Pa!!na. CBS \I'.IHI_II"i" I'\,."",t ('ru~Bd"r II 3 !l_II_H""m(·o)' and Home l-lints )LVW_'l""ua Story Hour; Mary a.nd Bob, 11:15 "O!,,-BHnle Cllll1mllll' orehutr.. WlllJM-Around the ']'I)WII; O~ndro" l:tIS J.' \\'-:',, l'!ltzel at the 1'11\1\0 \1M IQ_E'emeMary Spanish; Dr. c.r\ot; NBC "J.II-Heel Huggers; Robert Armbrus· gel'fii~. Arnuelm. Parham aQd Ru,*,o·. 1,10 1II ,"--r'~"'I"" Oraln Markel CU'Il:ln ter's st"Jnl' eU5emble. NBC Ol'eh6Slras 1:15 1I1"-I,,,'\r "rl" MId Allnn Gr.nt W{ 'VL_l'lwUn P"OI!r"m WI60-Du>k Pnam,. fl'C),'L-Dull(lUo BOlIrd, labor tla.Btle, "SDC-,J,.rry Sul\!vnn; Sonc- SroeclaJ IH' 1I/_IOI.\Q ealon Quartet WJJD-lntern.1tlonal Buckle nu~tet8 W('II r-)I~lrl>lIOllian Bchoes "11<_ 1""'l,.II'; Phi' l.;"ILU II \ "1 t'-C:~~ ... I~al COll<:ert WJJ11-Jl! of \he All' CBS WBlI)I-,\t't!,ur Jarrett. tenor witb Rklb':; Blue 12:00 lTI:XB_Eddie ~loore'lI Orchesh'a n:lMln Ma:t Procrun. CBS III' '_:'" m'__ r H(·u~ .. Ell.fomh·e Orch~.~l ra, cm I~llIO-Eddle South'! Orchestra 1111l0_1:",,Olll. I'ubllx T\le:Hre \1'1-:, H-\\"I'~~'n liard. Back <'It tb& Ne,..:; "lIL\Q-Hnu~ehllld Fiu..nce Pf'OI'ram; wsnC-Dance J\lu~l~ 1~""(,"lH in the \\'(or:~, XBC Dre"" Rehearsa!s. NnC KYII'_Berl ?IcDowe:I'. Orchelltr .. 1(11',_lt'n P(dro-~ ()r~h ....'tr·a WJI \ (I-To,,")· Turvy 'l'lme; 'I'ommy "L~)lu~\~ai Magutne: Fred HulBmltb, WMllJ-~Ild1ltght E"an«~ILstlc Hnur \IJ,"'_(" ,'c~ Grain ~(;orl>H T("'fin~ Ollt West t~nor. NBC 12:15 WIDO-Cale de Alu Orcheslra. n \ \ 1'_I.h r ~Inek m~rkel W('l']'-,"pilr!~ R~"lew by J<:>hn O·Hara. WCFJ,-WCFL Ore\lestra 12'~ WENR_ Don Pedro and his Orchestra W('U 1-)," rub \\'1 110-Studin J'rng,."lln WnJllW-QId1!.ooblle Melody Speed,.. "" Lor-en" lfIBO_ ~lac MeClnud's OrchelKn IH'I' I._Tlm~ly Topics; wHther rcpo!'t; \\,,'JJIJ-Sne and Ed lYIU(l_"Sletues in )3ronz,," Wl\IlIC_<;tuOlo Program l\YW_Charlle Agnew's Orchestra 1:00 WIBO-Eddie South's Orchestra I' ''',!i_" 1I"11JI-C""llllU~d l'torles lI'G.t:S-Curtnin Cans n'JJJ).-jllit1.1 \\'yma.n's j)J'chllstra 1:15 WIDO-~Iac .\kClooo·" OrellfLo8tra lI'1'oH('-Y"rietr l .... og'·am W,\ \ V-old Fa\")rlte~ WMJC-lbllatl Prol'ram J('1'1I-);t~1 ,slitzel tbe Pla.1I0 1:)5 III ~_Wm_ Ykk!and_B"ok f,11(l!! at 1:1$ WC:t·J...... Nlgbt Court 5:15 lI'E'SR __'i\ward Xeumliler, P1a.D!.!It WUD-Maln Street Crnsader Chicago P,~g,ams Co,.tina~l 1:"'5 10\., \ "_J'i:lIl("''''I1ln Faml!}-" 'Unrll-"Creat Pe.. son:alitlelr; rn~Jer "G"I:-To be aOllooo.ced IInnt. NBC \1"\1 H/-4'..",('1< Out; dramatic "It with We' F l .-Jo\ln Maxwell: lond tallr ~h" " and Jim NBC WIBO-Air Cadets; Eddie aDd FUllie )[TW_F~~r B"ush Man; vOCf;l !tobs.1Id F orch~str.. NBC • & H. CAPACITY AERIAL W('Jl I-1W.A-C. Concert; elaall!cal mu"tc CannalJl'b lfBlUI_Along the C, &0 E. 1. Tn!! 1:50 II'Iti _H(·...... r,~nrg€' Carol 'II'JJlJ---Dllnce Or~he~tr.. IfG£S-O"l"auland WJnO_The Twn B"l1a<.'le Re/llUH" J(l 1I'_L\~ht Overa. NBC 1.4$ WCFJ._Kroehler Furniture Co. PrOlralll \\,( "I··J._\'ariely ProgrDm I\'J\I, \Q-R~y Perkln~, The Old Topper. NBC "'MA Q-Bill, the Barber. NBC W!l1 \(1_.I1u~d in the Air, NBC "'BUM_Dr. Ronfort's Miniature ",... \\"'!3l1i1-!:uNlham's Beauty Cbat WC}'],_Unlted DeposlLon A~6 ..cia.tion <>1 IllinoIs 1.IwIlY. CBS 1'I'11I0_Al j\l~rineau, \'lJoCallst WIBO-The Old Music Master \I 'U'_F~l'ri~ Hawaiians and Orcbutra WI·:s-n-A.lr Junlora W \ \ }'-('bkallo 011 Parade "'Bll'\I_TI!~ F"I~ndly Phllosop;"'r !I:OG WE-Sn_lAIeky Strike Dance Hour ..ltb Price $1.00 ~f.!::: Wlnche«. NBC 1:-0 .. ,.,. lA'tTumOJlt Tfltd _ \\"·"II{'-~lWrts re"iew \'I'JBO-Soh.. C ..... lIy at tbe piano ""iter If('JIJ-R.dio Bible C'us K\'W_L'1tcle Bob fl'lJJ:OI_Yolce of a 'l'bO\l88.nd Sbad&" Aetnd un xu. :a ...pl!.a WJJIJ-Carden TaJlr cas A :LARGE lfUIlBElt ARE 1_ USE BY 1f~lll_(,oue",tlnn Hour GOVEltB)(Elf'l'. Of lfAYl' HOSI'ITAL WC1::S-Etbpl a.nd Harr.,; B!.. e streak ",. >\Q-The D&nce Master". KBC 2:1$ W(: "'_Palm.... Hoose Ensemble If/:"-"Ii:.ts,· Aces". La,·ori$ Co. PrOg Th J', &: H. C.""d.y A.erl.1 Ellmlo.to. bu tIM WIlIJ:'I-Dailr Times News FluhU Tn;'" ~,p'el!y o~ I~e ue'.!:e 1~·rool ..,1.1. 00 reet b;elt. Wi\. I l'-Orl:an ~lelo\!!n \\"·('-.·j..---'>"el",. PrncraOl "'JB(J_~ludlo Program II ioc'u""s ..l..,thlty .nd rull .....pl!"" OIl ""till 1I'13v_Charies Baron Yleischnlann, bar!. local .o~ IQDJ; dl.,u ... II.Uo". II .bsolnl~11 cu.., \'I'(::,\-E1l&'rtsh and Literature 5:~5 IfGN_T.lttle Orphan Annie; cblldreR's 2,,, tone lot ..... H eliminat.. tltt OQt ~ oo•••• Ial Ii0Da ..I'. W(' cOlOOdr skit. "la)'let. NBC . ·J.-Hello Marie; NBC KYIf-Phllllps Flyers: flu M.uf)ln'l tbe ..~IIrI'I1J' Wl~ •• K"Y .. I,el. ,\lulliallon ot ",,,,,,,,. wnB)J-p~I'lU~~lll Program; Frank l> nV_W"men's Radio RH\ew. NBC nrrhe~tra ",o.Jr. Jlght..nln; bUI,d., tIe. tt d"". "01 ""nne"r Will ,~Q_Pu'-'Hc lkIhool. Program StrH'" Or(·))I'tusehold blnts gHl. ~BC 9,15 IfCl-·l,-Ben Handwurk I" moved inlo 'Mn", II0u ...... lH',!(lI' --~II"o!e and Mill; cume~y skit a. " t>1"<"e or to,ull",•. WIIIO-~Ia\lnee Melodies; AdrieD's Or­ tl'C)-'I,...... Bakc.·y &. Coniectlonery Wnrkers I'nie,n 11",11 \Q-:-inhlglao Oriental Orchestra 1,000 d.-ler. Itudl. our liDI. )).all"l OYer to le.d· rl,,·~tra Ina Job~ ... OUTY .". liDo Or .,de ...mpl. direct. WCHI-l'npnlar Mu!lie \1'JU0-8"",rl Summary: Norman Ross WtUO-J';(jdl~ Booth's Orehes!.·,. Writ. f •• proJHI,itioo. \\". :'oo-r".amatizations or Ihe Slates ___ SEN)) COUPON, IT PROTECTS YOU--_ ! "5 W~ \Q-Pril>Ce~s Pat Beaoty Ta. \\'.IJIJ---Lenn l.:r"... Dance Program 1\ JIll '!-~"~ielr Brand l'rogram. CBS ,,'(; '(-Lawrence Salerno and Roof,olieu II (: ~:."""""'ll,~" ro ~!c:'>di'" 1'1.",. \\C.t'j,-1J, 8. Army Band, NBC \\ ,\ \ l-'-'l'h~ SJlOtllght 9:25 I\(. \-T,aln'enre >:.a'erno, baritone .\dd,...... •• , ••.••• , .•.••.•••..•.•..•.•• ••• •••.••••• " -l!IIU:-JHry Sullh-an; Sane Spectal 6,00 11'0 '-K~'I"h'1:'8 Slngit>& L:ldy. l'BC 9:.lO "\'I\_f'~r' :>.::glll Lite; Ee~trand CUy ...... Stote ...... "lI,\!J-'l'h .. 4< fl. C.pa~II' ! .!Q 101 ~~-\\'lIAQ Sn>O<"Ilatnra Dance Mabters lii! "'h'" Orche.. tr.. ~BC Snd o.e Y. A.rrJ.I ... llb IIlI.lle,. et "CF1.-OlnnPT Mu~lc "nllll-("Ileq,-~fleid Prngr~m; Ales ...1"rnlnJ: .,,~, 3-,.. , ,d,1 It nO' .,tJ.tMI"I'J', r .... tt55 WI,S--El'fuiog Post Reporter WY." II-What's Ihe News: William Clark G,'~~ ~nd K Sh::kret's Orch~stra, cns ... ~Jcb uc1o.. d nOli •• ch~~~ .. &1, O. 0' dolla. Itm, StOll 1'I'G5-l.Hldred Watermau. aopn.lln WIIII)I-tlenri Gendron's Orchestra Inl Itl-$prallllr,\\'arner f'rogram Dr o ••~nd •. C. 0, D ~~nd l.lIff"ure... ~.Ier· . WIll I Q-.'\ool\ Education Cl')ulldl p',poiltloD. WIUo--Cat>taln Oon'lII Radio Scnuts 1"'~~lr·n B,'~dler F. " 1I. R&DIO L480R ..TORIER WlJU~I-Rh l thm Kings. CBS K\ \I-.c~n lkD\iweU'jj Ol'~hestr", \'It:I 'L-~lert' )' Ganl~n Ballroom Qrch. 110,1. 38 £4ROO, H. DAlL 11 UNITED ARTISTS M. C. Buddy Rogers Takes EXPERT ~"' --'~'-"-'-" '. on ,-,-~, _ ..._, ---.....,.1 Rudy Vallee's Position RADIO SERVICE I Buddy Rogers, idol of the screen, ; will soon lead His California Cavaliers in broadcasts OVer NBC networks from the Hotel Pennsylvania, it was $1 Service Anywhere$1 j announced this week by rhe NBC Artists Service after Rogers had signed leThe Radio Life Savers" a contract to succeed Rudy Vallee and his orchestra in the hostelry. The salary given in the contract is said to ! be a record for a hotel orchestra con~ ductor. Rogers, now appearing with the Ziegfeld Broadway production of 1 "Hot-Cha", will play both dinner and supper music in the Hotel Grill. but his definite schedule of broadcasts ALL PHONES has not yet been announced. A "wel­ come to the air program" will be given BRUNSWICK 0220 on his opening night, Easter Monday. by a group of NBC radio stars. POWl'r Flick Service for Dealers OPEN SUNDAYS • New "Sight" Stations • Is your radio set in per­ I Two new television stations, both employing the ultra-short waves, will fect condition? If not, soon be on the air, bringing rhe total j number of visual broadcasters author­ you are listening to dis­ ized by the Federal Radio Commission to 32. The Commission has just torted broadcasts. You granted WJR. Detroit, and WGAR. 1 Cleveland, both under the same own­ can assure yourself of ership. authority to build television adjuncts to operate in synchronism perfect reception by with one another on a group of ultra­ Here is a stunning profile for your scrap books. The profile, otherwise high frequencies between 41.000 and calling the service man known as Jeanetle Loff, star of the stage and screen, is now a part of the 80,000 kilocycles with 200 watts. A United Artists program series heard each Tuesday at 4:45 p. m. hearing has been ordered on tbe ap· nearest your hom e over the Columbia chain. As mistress of ceremonies, Miss Loff intro­ plication of First National Television duces some of the most famous folk of Hollywood to radio audiences. Corporation of Kansas City, proposing from among those list Abe Lyman and his band ale also heard on the broadcast. to build a visual station there to oper· Local Outlet. WBBM. ate in conjunction with KMBC. . ed on this page. ------~------I • Mexican Ether Bandits WRES1LERS PUZZLE Punctual West • GIRL FROM OZARKS • A huge portion of ether was rc­ Ruth Lyon. NBC soprano. has ££l.abllabed • , SI Expert Radio Serllice SI cently stolen from a leading broad­ Frances Bowden, the wide-eyed lit­ missed only one broadcast in her two casting station in Mexico City. tle girl from the Ozarks who tells years on the air. Call u. fl)< ";~;.~;:;;;:,~;. '~oj" S!",<,lnlista ~n ~ Here is how it happened: A party NBC listeners what she thinks about the sights of New York, has seen her 3228 W. Quaker Girl allegedguie-tly Communists onc afternoon entered and theas first wrestling match in Madison ~B~'~'~"~'W~i'~k~~~~~?'~f:rr~~~1 Square Gardens. In her quaint dia­ quietly displayed guns. They were lect, Miss Bowdon described the ~ after a radio audience for anti-govern­ wrestling bout to an NBC continuity King Radio Service Laboratory IN RADIO SINCE 1907- "NUF SED" ment s~echmaking. For fifteen min­ man. $l--DOLLAR--$l utcs they broadcast a Communist cam­ The wrestlers ought to be called Phone Mans. 5499 619 N. Cicero paign while station officials were held "benders", she said, "because all they at bay. do is bend each other-when they're A police captain idly turned Ilis not restin'," South to the station. He looked puz- "Well, after they shook hands", she continued, "they went back to sit li~IQ;:rUITAlNnl:~::::.~hCcommands frowned, toand astonished suddenly lieu- he down an' rest some more, an' then one ~ tenants. Arrived at the station, the of the funniest things happened I ever SERVICE YOUR RADIO of Communists had already saw in my life. An alarm clock rang, Call a quiet departure. an' two fellers went out and laid down CEDARCREST 3310 to take a nap. They grabbed ahold 10716 Soutb Wbipple Chicago • of each other, an' f1op~d down on ~§:§~~§oo~~§~IReal Folks Search that mat, an' jist lay quiet. But fin­ North ally one squirmed loose, an' they both For Mystery Bomber hopped to the centce of the ring, a­ 3526 ------; I • Natalie Alt. star of many a famous pattin' each other. One of them was $1 RADIO SERVICE $1 Th, my''''Y of th, Thompkio. musical comedy including "The plenty mad at the other one for dis­ Quaker Girl", and popular sopranO! turbin' his rest." ~~~AL~L~'~lAK~~E~S~R~E~P~.~m~E~D~~~ilcornerstinue when bomb the explosionspeople of thatwill com-con- of the radio world, who will bill munity g"h" 'g,in to b, hmd du,· featured on the "Northerners" pro... i OR RADIO SERVICE ing the "Real Folks" program to be the townspeople, another exciting cli­ gram to be broadcast t'his Friday ali CALL ONE OF THESE broadcast over the Columbia network max will bc developed at Thompkins 8:30 p. m. from WMAQ· Miss Alt will sing a program of musical this Sunday at 4.00 p. m. When Corners. Expert Service Shops comedy hits. \:;;~~~~..::.:""~"";;;::;;;::;;!;;;::~ I detectives call there LO quc~lion Local Otlliet. \VGN. 12 THEATRES MOVIES MOVIES BRIGHT SPOTS Sflwyn_"counseUor_at_Law." otto Kruger Me Vicker's-By all means plan to !lee Upto\\'n--Qne of the greatest piciures of canton Tea Garden-A favorite dining gives a wonderful performnnce as the George Axliss in "The Man Who Played modern times, "Arrowsmith" stands to pJace for those who like music with their self-made laW3'er who makes himself God." Undoubtedly ranks as one of the the everlasting credit of Samuel Guldwyn, meals, or vice versa. Conveniently wealthy and famous. Elmer Rice's drama best in his long string of distinguished Sinclair Lewis and t.he medical profession. located In the loop, it's nice for before is drawing the crowds and should enjoy performances. Don't forget your kerchIef. Don't miss it. It's as thrilling as it is or after shopping and ditt.o theater, Bert a long visit in this Windy City. there'S a. tear or two involved, educational. "Swiss Movements·, clock McDowell is the new batoneer .. , and up the stage. he's easy to dance to. (Wabash and Jack.. Barris--"Experience Unnecessary". Every Granada--"Business and Pleasure" is not son). girl's dream of the perfect job. Walter Will Rogers' best movie by a long shot. Woolf and Verree Teasdale will make Club Ambas»lulcur-A good place to take And He Sings But it's still Will Rogers, and that is al­ your insomnia. Step thl'u' a dark and YQu giggle in this sparkling love-comedy. ways sufficient recommendation for a There are some scencs that just escape devious dOOrway, Into a bright and buoy­ being naughty. You're sure to like it. picture. "Beast of the City" sags the ant evening ... Al Handler still handlin' other half, although Jean Harlow lendS the hot-cha-cha, Mack and Lee painting Erlanger_"The Chocolate Soldier". Oscaa' certain femlninterest, the blues away. l226 E. Ontario). Straus' famous operetta with a brilliant Paradise---Ronald Colman and Helen Hayes cast, including Vivienne Segal and Char­ perfonn in slicker-than-that style in this CONCERTS AND RECITALS les Purcell doing the warbling of the mel wfl1cker that clicks. The stage show lovely lilting melodies. Last week and Insists on attention with the much­ Sunday. March 13th last chance to see this musical show. .sounding '·Slavique". Civic Opera lIouse-3 :30 p. lll. Ignace Jan li'layhouse---"Death Takes a Hollday". A Marbro-Typl

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CBS WLS-Prai~je Farmer Family Part,. bod}'. ~BC If R~.-1t_Ea.tmll.11 Scbexol SYllIlllloDJ' Or­ K\'\"-Wlklroot Chatter, N"BC 12:)0 "Ol\ __PalmH Houso Eusembl. o:hestra. NBC ":45 WLS-llapie Cily J;'ollr and r,."lpl& Qa. "BB)I--BnrDl!am'!J BeautT Chat "iii \ Q_Lenteu Service tl'BBlII_l>o}rothy D",,', .. r~On: Hal O'Halloran WIBO--!'l"e)·.. ·s Exercise aud Diet ITW_Bert llcDo",.eil"" Orchestra. WIBO-Ra Gustp; Edodie a" Fa,""" WL!l--ClosllIC Livestock lIarll:etl; kn ,:55 ".lUnl_Farm InformatiO;>I1 WLS-Tower Toplea; An:IIe Ii, Sue CU"alWllJgh WGEs-8l!ver Lining Pool. KY"_Rn: .YmUflie Ae.. of tlt6 .&.Ir 7:00 "CI-'J.-on the &~lt>; Landl Trio, ltGlIC'a "UD_Farm News and llatter. NBC W.\"'.·~ornlng VarlellefJ WAAF_ P.!<:hllrd Norells. tellor lfCFL-YusIOll! No,eltle.. "IDo-GilI.llt l"lnger of the Air lI'GES-M~lody Parade ¥II! \Q--T""e Time WCHI-l"amlll8.r l\:Ieledles 9:35 " O.fl,'-<;.. 1 Hoelle, pj.ni!t WCI'L-Cblca&o Art Theater WlI.fHI-:J.loroing Exercises 9:4$ n'JIf.\Q--Ik>ard oC Trade "BJUI--Mld Day :MedItation "'lfRI-Ru8~lan SeT\·r~e. Re,.. P&ter Dey· W(lX-Leonard Salvo. organist. WlIlJltl-O,·pu Meloilles ¥rJ,S-The Noon·Timers; Varlet, Acta .... K)'W-)!arshaU Field &; Co.. a Kualcal WIBO-Clem a!lll Ben, ""ongs nItS trCJJI--Commuoity Program; anIlOLlllGe' lI'AAjo'-WoL'ld Now!! Reoor\.ol Clock " LII--lttl'~. Blrllby'a Boarding Kou.III ait ments and (>Ol>ubr mulllc WB O.K.-D. A . .l{. pragrato ,n.!;--Wilbur and E~ra: corned)' skIt 'WQN--organ,SI'edlllty WC.-L__ Fsrm.r1d Poultry t.1II: WUAQ-Drldge; Paul II. SeylUour W'\,\1,.-8111 Baar; dramaUc sketck "~J ])---Varl~ty MUsle WJJJ)-Intel"Oatlolllll Buckle Busten WG S"_ln..... ll>erl Tr~ WG.t:~JRnce Dlttl(>s U:. IrJlAQ--CblcaGo AsaoeiatloD of CQfD· fl"Y,NR--C"ram "Cl').-Che"rlo; in"lIlratlonal taIt and. "IBO-Pre"ton SeHeu at 1u Orl;:iA n_Al .no! Pete; The Nutcruken 4:IS WG,\:-"r·'rolU Forelg-II 1.ndJ;"' nmslc. NBC trL8--LI,eslocll: .....rll:et": JinI PooIel lrYW_:l.IeJ Stlleel d tbe Plano WE]dl_"l'Q b .. IlnoO W\ \J'-Tln\e. 'J'wIes and Topl08 l'\'E~la"I"L .... BC 7,45 W'Ul"I-old Dutcb Girl; newsy JlnClnln o:k,,,_I'o: IIket.ch. NBC rlon,,·- and soag, CBS Ha.tebtr!u WI.: F J~<;tudlo Proll'ram X1'W_Hou~1d lnsutut~; ~ ... 1I'1l HI_Cream of I\'heat: Jollr Bill ..1I4i WAAF-Good Eng!i~b WBB!'I-Hannooy and Home H;"la t100. NBC "(·lL-T,,,... Seats in tbe Ralcon.y. NBC WIJIO-Dugk Dreams .J .~e NBC WCI'L-Vulely Procram I'JJ,<;-··~t~amboat BI!l;~ CbI'drn'a pro· "B1J'M_Henrl GeDdroo'" Orcheatra W~JD--)Joo"eheart Children gr.m "1JD--NelghborbOO4ll Goaaltt 1>1_ tnI \Q--Pa!molive Pros:ram; Fasblo1lll wOES-Air I"a'-nrnes lflUf__ Plc'll: of tbe Seasoll. Lo,·ellness. !fBC WAAt'_C1llldreo's Thealer 11:00 \ll,!I~oo! or the Air. CBS "BB~_Bo Beep Progra.m WIBG-TIIa P.edlllC Room; Publts WE~R-Flonnce Wj;hlm~o, h a r pill. Americr,n Llternture, Prot, Percy ne. 10:)(1 If(;N-Dlg1>st of thll Day's Ne_ ~tr~ Reporter NBC E'>;'llr"n n};l'\1t.... J-li"d.~ &.omaooe Excbange>e ..... XY~ __Doo Pedro'lO Orchestra WGES--Te~ D~nc~ "·ClcJ._I\·CFL KiildWs Aeroplan,. Club tr!I.'~ l"lll"rax, NBC WU'-CIo"\ntr G .....in Market WA.\F-Hawu!lun J~f'h~tII \\.\ II,-nn £If F.vDl"yt1t!ns: WBDM-Amcr. losUtute of Fooob!l 1'f" AF-!.Ive stock market lI'llB)J-Steamboul alii WliUil_)JuslcaJ G~ma WtBO_'XEW" or Ihe Day W8BC-Yarlety Program 5:00 ¥BL-\ Q_Topo WCl-·r.-sporlIO J!e,lew b, Jollon O'Hara WI,'l-D,·. ll.. C6p1"iand: heallh bllr. NBC for .... oQ)('n la4I lnillC_Ralll.. TOllY lmDlI--C',nlertr.ee Broadcast from 1:)0 WG"'1_Fitrm ServIce: weatber .tId .v" "GES-Re\"ue lrO~_B!anche 'l'homptlon, tDe-UO IIOprlllO (leo",'•. S .... itz.. rillnd "'o~k "ePOrts: Leonard Salvo, orplllat 10:* tnt \Q--Gpneral Mills Program 11i1$ W" _\ 'l-'_l'"Ia<><>esqu" Wr'l"tI-Wililam lI~rd; Back ol tb" Xe",'" 1I'IIn.ll_To~y·s Scrapbooll:; Toay Wo.ns .k'W__ i:ose Vaot!rrbo6cb, pianlltt 1'1')( \Q--Smack Out: dramatic BIdt ..ntIL ~ V;'"rT,1 "",' CBS 10:45 w};5R~eethcart Progr.I.ID: beIl.t,. )larl.... and Jim. NBC J;;YW_ll~: ~,it,.~, ~I th~ 1'1.00 1I'11I(l-)Iu,ical ~rerry·Go·r:.<>ulld talk: John J,'Oglrl" teDDT, NBC Wt.<;-WlIller Stelndel, ptanlat; lWrma:n WJJD--."'up aDd Ed "I,S-E\'enlng P6Jrt R~POrter; 1101' r.. lh; Wli ,\Q-.fJUIj"O lIarlaDl a.oll. It.b .Manoa.. Fe\l>f.:r, ",,!olat lfGES--T.Jo:>n·a Oj6 Solllt BoolI: .. ~alh~r report ette~ "BC WCH.J_LW..A...C. COn<:ert; clasalcal musk lI"SBC-!;:!udlo En,.emb·e, W \" }'_"~niIY Fair "LU·--)IUlllc.1 Calendnr We't·l._Tafllnlr"r Broth<:rfO. Duo W.\ \ F-Jame.. Hamm'>n, barllone wG IS--Sohemino lIIelodlu l'1'lIB/II-'de:r Nell;on. ~allt, tA~ l!cW TfLS-Yelv~Una Beauty 'l'alk; Mra. Chen· 5:15 m~XB-Fkl[>py: ehUrer,'" &II:lL NBC owelh Wll.lQ--"O~eln T",,"'erM·', Alyb. Stalwn 11:40 W"\Q-)!u~lcal Hodg" Poat\'e WlJlo--The Old Mullle SIlop 1'I'JJlI--W.t.1D Hostcss wON-Edna ll'aRace Hopper, Youtlllllt· 1'I'{;",'--'ru h~ aDI\OUI",~d , 11:45 "'n'-Tom Blanchard'lI ffilo",. 2:01 Wtl.ES-~leloo1y T,[lPII IlW't CBS WCFl.-Jol!n Muw"U; 1006 talll: Wll \ Q_~]jracl~s of Ma.~ll&: Fall-II, Xl,. 10,55 Xl'I'I"-"UlsQulek" Program tfCFL_necltaJ Miniature b)' DUo ¥u!ICke WBBi'II_Howud !o.'euJnU1~r. P!anl~t Ba-drldc;e. NBC lO'W--6ltrlng Qoortet WTllO-Alr Cadets; Eddie ...d F.nnl. wUI__ Our DailY Food; CololM!ll. GoGd· lllotl WGN--l-lank Ilantngtoo'a .MWIloaJ. Tad­ etie .. 1I'M.\ q.-.Corinnlll Waler 80)'8 Ca\"lI..Ollul!f hndy. NBC 1OSBlI_Burllham'a Beauty CbM :KYW-~Iel StItzel at Ihe plnoo y\'UIlIII-Tbe Old Bklpper 1I'Rli'"Jt-G~ncral Electric HOml!! Clrcl~: Tlleod",. ""\"\·P-I'ovular Yarlet, Tht Old Time FII.\'o;>rtles 'fI'DBlIl.... Dorolby Dads "'.... \F-Cblcaco otI P ..a6t. WC:X_"l:ncle R~mll"" Kn'-:Ur~. Bla.ke's Column. NBC "JDo--;\.rouod the Hom, W"nC-Sports rev!e-",. WlI ~Q--"I:iLandaTd Bnnd,,~ Program, ".POll_Lakt'Side procr... :K Y\f-Prudtnce P~1LD3' 1I'CJlI--Rad;o Bible C1 .." NEC' nll.H}-Tra,·el'l".1Ira "·JJD--My.T.!<'ine Danc" Tull.ra n.BI-M~_~, P..". 'II'lI!Iara L. Pe.... · WnBlI_Lon~ Woll Tribe Drama.. CBS "·I.S-r:~alrlce ~llI.ble. NBC WA.AY_EsteUe BIoroea. pll.nlat lnp;f!l D. D. lfCl·l.-Studlo l)rogrnJQ W \ \ ~'-8Ing and Sweep U:lS WE!iR-Pat Baroes In P~rSOtl. lCBC fiGS trL8-Hec!\eys: !torlft'& Pr..... m. WG l:S-Danube Wa,'M lIM.'\Q--Bca\lUtul Thougbts; Cbru::!<, RaF Cr."" KBC ~:1O l\'M \(I-)I(lslcal .fJodg,,·Podge Grne; Irma Glen, ofgllolst, NBC a:16 1fQY-Charls Pro,ram; A..II LeRt..... WJ.BO-John Cerny st tI'e plano 9:1.$ W'O i'i"-Clara.. Lu 'n' Em; 'l'be Hupor Suds In-'''_Th.. Real Qro. W.~hlorgt01t; 0.11. «lnlst; Beo Alley, tco.. r. C.98 Kl·W-'linel.. Bob C!rls. NBC Long alltl Edna Coletnlln. NBC WlIAQ-~!uslca! polPOUrrl WJJll_CaJ"den Talk \ II. '".....':lteero Hour; 1000 talk; Instrll' "HJl-Cb.rnller lluslc Wt't'L-H"tll KIrby, sopr.no Wf1ES-mthel and IInrry: Blue Streu "'~nlal triO. NBC WAAI-'__ Wnrkl NcW'S RellOrUI lI'Bn:M-DnUy TIlDes News }o'I ..b ... Trails lI'I BO--SoI\&' Cycle WlJlO-Sludlo proGram 1'I",\l·'_Org3n Mell)(!les 1'fl,8--Wckey Quilt Program ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ I lll~ lY..\A}'__ Lln, ~oek Market 5:45 WGN_LlUle Ol'll'han Annle; ohlkIhootI ; U:lO WG~-P"l"ted Dreams; 5{)onsore4 "" 1I"AP-The Redheaded Blueblr& \t;ayleL NBC lo!lckelberry I,,, "'Oo(-NoIow:atlolllLl Procram; HllltotT "A.AF_The 8polll~1'It In:''_l''ar,,, aoo Home Hour. NBC "'CFL-II"Uo Marie; eolJledy Iddt. NBC f\·GP.S--ll(>d .. rn ~r~lodl~s SUPERFLUO US wCJI L--Barton OrCan Redtal b)' Dldr :KT1f__ Women's Radio Revle..... lIo"BC WIAQ--r.o..ell Tboroall for !.'he Liter&ry Harmon fllIfllQ--Pul;>Uc Scbool.!! Program Dl!:esl, XDC 'lfENll-1I0tllll Senlce; KnI. ABILa J, WI..$-TnlernatlOMI HeatlDg Procra-; 1fESR-LiIUe Orpbll.ll A.IIale; ohiIdhood Peter!5<'n MB"le City Four; Jobn Bro_ pbyleL NBC HAIR 1fBDM-Juila. Hay",,"; Hnusehotd h1at.. \fB1HI-Th~ !<'ri~udly ~!>8Otlb6r WnB..... Kr .. mel SiDcl.nc Cber. CM WJ.BO-PPIer Paa pl'D&n.rn 1fI BO---!lfatlnee Ifelotlle,,; Leoti Adrlell'a W(' FL-Radi(> (J;!lde CotIu,lrt; r..... "'HD_YouI\&" lloU.er.. • Club WIBO Orchestra Co ...... n Il1d p:\Ie~t .rllsl... WClIl"--PG\tUII.r Mlildc Positively Destroyed W~"F-Th~ ~Iusle Box wrno-Sporl SUlOllll.ry; Norman Eo" \YrRw-Jo~cphlue I'rognlm ,,_,.... '!:'_Contraet Brld~e: Catlleria6 W,lJD-Leon Bros. Dance Pror;r1lll1 Your Beauty Restored 11:35 101.1.Q_P!3noland: Joe Rudotph L!>wlH \rGI-;S-John aoo ])on, Two PIlln.. s 11:45 WGN--.\I"~lc Weavers 1flll.H I-WJJBl l'i'eekTy Praflll' Scrvle. is :011 WfjX-.KeU~g'lI SlnJlng Laily, NBC WBll!l_Da,ly Tlmts News Fblll:lea 2:45 W("1' i ,_Smdlo I'rogrllm WENR-Our City; clvl" tAllI: WIBO-Bondfd Motorls1s Ser~oadQ \\'M" Q-\\',MA.Q Syncopators W~I.\Q_'rhe Dance Mnsten E ECTROLY SIS fI'JJD--IIL Med. Sod~ty; Doctor'.!! Talk \fI'OO(,-Jerry SUmV811: BoIl(J Special 1I'C]"],_Dlnocr mu"lc "O""--Lawrencc Salerno, bU'ltone and "nUll_Henri Gendron'a orchestra. Is the only method ind orsed by pbys­ WL8--W.. "'ther, Crull and vec"table rnark~ls wn ..... R'lndollcrs 'IHDO-C!aptato DCJ.n·1I &dJo Scoota ici:lDS. \\'e have 30 y"ars' experience U:5O "'C;"'--G00ught r<>l' Toda~·. NBC ):00 W(._'_\\"liX P.ondroller" WellW_Duy~ra GuId" 1f('"t'l._Tr;IKI!i Trio W~JD--WLII and Herb; pla.De ILIId ..::.e­ P.M. \, tllHI---rhicago Hour ':15 WGN-Harold Teen; eomel!r *"t411 MA DAME STIVER "·llIlI.... root ...ct Bridge J..eIl"OI\.l "E]OR-Wb.IS the Ne",.. Suite 1009 Marshall Field Annu 12,00 1II'6~-~id·D:ly Se,..·lce!l ")f \Q....r.nrdeo Talll:; James BurdUt If]Id States and In CKOD-Dally 10:30 p. m. to 11:00 p. m. • • • This booklet tells you everything that These are all Pacific Coast .staUons, I Europe. He has been a pianist on the CKCK-Tlll 12:00 midnight on TUesday. promised you boys &ODIe dope, well here you "'ill need to know to start In the staffs of KYW and WCFL. short 'll-ave field. Thursday and Fridny nlghtB. it la, All are (CST), These are all of~ CKCL-Saturday morning 12:45 to 2:00 tl.clal up-to-the~minute, Get them. DX~ers. But being an accomplished pianist Price 2S Cents a Copy a.. m. (Women'S Club Program), KQW-Monday to 12:00 midnight, is only one of Jimmie's musical ac~ CKCa-Dally to 9:00 p. m, KYA-DaUy but Sunday to ~:OO a, m. We will furnish you the compl!.'\e kit compIishments-he is an orchestral to bund the Two TUbe BaUery Type CKCV-7:00 p. m. to 9:00 p. m. on M'on~ KLX-Dally to 1:00 a. m. day evenings; 7:00 p. m. to 10:00 p. m. en diCKtor of considerable note as well. Short Wave ReceiveI:' covering from 18 Thursday and Tuesday evenings; 7:00 p. m. KGDM-DaUy to '1':15 p. m. He held the baton over the orchestra to 190 Meters together with a line 2000 to 8:00 p. m. on Wednesday evenings. KROW-Dally to 1:00 a. m. at the opening of the Balaban and Olun Hea

    P.M. 'Ifl,S--)lelody Moments: J. Pastel·nack'" 9:15 WGN-Anen Melody Hour 11:00 "E?iR-Ralpb Klrbery, the Dream Singer. Orch('stra. NBC 1'I'BBM-Ad,-entures In Health: Dr. Her, NBC WIIIAQ-Prh'l.ee>!' Pat Beauty talk WIBO-Tran,l Treats: Adrlen's Orc" man N. Bunduen and Orcn. CBS WCFL-Barto" Oreu R&eital br Erter 'ifJJD-lnte,·nalional Buckle Buster!! WJ!(..\Q-The nan<:e Masterij Hanson ,:. ""l':N R-Plano MOOds; Lee SIm.. NBC 1:U WOl'i_Ivory SoaP Prolram: The Glooru 1'I'C}'L-lValter Duffy, tenor K nf_publlc Senlce Period v/Hllill_Jo'eature. CBS Chasers. CBS 9:)(1 HYW-Hollywood Nights; l"ranlr L9tra. ot trail NBC Orchestra. "OEM-Van II: Lhm (Harmoniee-) fl'SUC-Jerry Sulllvan: Song Special lfCRW_MIIsk:ll PrO{:rani In-1'I'-Halsey-Stuart; IrIve&tmn'l talk; "CFL--Organ RecitaJ by Edd7 Ha!l_ orchestra. NaC .o.nd Gra~e WOson WCJII-lfell'opolltan Echoes In:~ 1I ..... '1'h., Oo:>lttIJ.erp; dramatic ",k.,toll 1'I'L8-noat!.s ot ROmBllefl: dr.matlntfoL WCIII_Main Street Crusade!": taBl: ll:~ W"F.NR-Benny Kyle'" Orcheatra. NBC NRC. NBC "GX-Violln Choir .., !I'-Charlle Agnew's Orcheatra 'WS-At"t KII.~el'. Orchestra l'I' CFL_ArtllU~ Koch, plant8t WON-Dl'amatlntlons or tl1e state. 1'I' C~'I,-Bllle Crotta Cafe Orcbe~tra W)UQ-Joseph Olllllcchio and Concert WDBM-Harlem KnIghts Orchestn. WON_March InterlUde WSBC-Dance Music Q"rllestl'u, WUD-Helen Manning, 80rcij WnBM_Myl't and Marge; drll.lQaUe WIIlO- ~lac McCloud's Orchestra WC}"L-Studle .rogram WSIIe-po!!"" Prog-ram elrelch. cas 11:45 WON_Carl Moore; Herbie Kay; and. Art W'BO-GGI," WGN_"Dream ShIp" 'K'\'W_l;Ie,·t McDowell'lI Orchestra W~IBI_Muslo ban ~Iaurel. controJ\o; male Olua.rtet; WMAQ_Arnoa 'n' Andy. NBC WMAQ-BlI1 the Barber, NBC IfSUC-Dan.ce Music, ReC()rding UIl;1 l'rogrKIIL CBS WENR-Glenn Blsters "ENR-Ames '0.- Andy. NBC lUJAQ-l3lg Time; humorous Bketcb; ~. WDDlf_"Ths Myatsriout!! Teller of Tal"." "CPL-Blue Grotta Cafe Orchestr. 12,15 I'l'fDO-Cate de Alex Orebeetra ITW_Te"berry Sports Reporter: The BIlnime's OrcilO.'Jtra. NBC W1BO-Jlockey-Btadl:ha.wU V.fl, Detroit 12:3t WE:NR_Don Pe4ro and bls Orcbeslra WI.s-.~n1erk:1UI '1'a:q>ayer'. League Pro_ Fs\cons Globe Trotter WCHI_Blond Co-eds 12145 WJ8o-Mac McClOUd's Orcbestra g,·am, XilC Xl'W-Story ot Women's Names: ~, We'~' 1~1'\a1lO Redid by Arthur Kocil DrisCOll, narator, NBC 10:10 liYW-State Street TDmorrO.. 1:00 WI DO-Eddie Soutb's Orchestra I'f1l1Q-Cate de AleJ: Orchestra. WC}.'I,-Organ Redt&! by Eddy Hf,nSOIi l'fCJ<'L-WCPL Orchestra and Dee 1:15 1I'11IQ-.\fa.c McCloud'8 Orchestra Lurya, SopralW> lr"W-}o'oodtown PoP!! Revue WSSC-Jewl~h Program WJJD-l"rankle "Hall .PInt" JaIOiI 1:45 WCFL-Kroehler Furlllture Co, PrOgram 10:15 "GN-.liaxwell House Coltee p!"ffG'rRm.I------­ Wta:S--Memorlts 01 Italy WE)o'R-Bob Nolan's San l"ellcl.al\8; lalr.!e CBS WUQ-Dan and Sylrla ':10 WCj,' L-B~lIeU .. Board, labor tlasbes Quartet, NBC WBBM-J. B .•nd Mae: oomedy Bcrtot "'ENR-Prlnce Albert Qll/Irtel" Hour: 1~15 "ON-Slngill' Sam; Tbe Ba.TballOl MaIL Al,ce JOY, contralto. NBC CB' ~"-Land or Flowers W31AQ---JI'lw:! DaUC6 M.aters 1fCIII-Shoeleather Express; dr.... t!a.. :s:rW-llelo-Clarlolls; l~1D orlJlllls; Lew Uon \... hile. NBC t:oo WG~-UoMrcb MeM!&&tn ProcrUII ~ 10;45 9:15 p. m.-WBBK .I:raru , Nne WON-Wayne King's Orchestra. tbe dIrection of Ii. Leopa,ld Bpltfolllf' 'WllAQ-Vl. La!;o and Uptown Vlnage Sponsored by K\ W-Gnr.m.·"1lr Pr~r.l.m; The Revel· 1fCRW-studlo MusIcal Program Orchestrae H~ :\I:lt.: WCHI-Blond. Co,eda ]['1'W-Ber1 lIfoDoweH's OrchestN. 'L""I\"~ MALTED MILK PROGRAMS FOR THURSDAY, MAR.

    A,M, 1'I'GN-Farm Service; Weather ... nd Lb, ]{y"_Mr. Coco and. Mr. Mall NBC ,:" Stock Reports "ltAQ-Tbe Merrie Men: male quartet. WIBO-Dr, Dan the Melody Mati NBC WBDM-Tony's Scrapbook. OBI ';00 we1· L-Sllnrtse Hour WL8-Acme SllIIoSIllne Melodlea I'F B 11M-Dorothy Dln1s WI,S--.~ I e a WhIle Tlma witb Mflc and WIBo-lfU8lcal MerrY·Go-Round 10:00 WG~-_Tom, DIclI: &ad. Harry "IUO-Around tbe Homl So, 1fL5-Eventq PGK Reporter; hOC tlaH; )"·W-!>rudClIre Penny, cooklng hints WAA If-Farm Follr.a Hour WeIl.tller report nW-llrs. A. H. Goudl96; cooklne sons. NBC WJJD-llarrnolll )je!ocIle~ .:30 WIBO-UllCle Jobo. and hill F.mi!,. 1'I'OES-Yuslcal TO&!ItII WnBH-CUmalen .. Melody Trio 1'f \.\ }'-Marmo!a Tra~scrjpUon 'B,S-Tnternatlonal Healing PrOCrAlA: "AAF_Vanlty Fair fOlAQ-Publlc SChools Program 11:15 WlI.\Q_Beauttrul Tbou.gbts: Chuck, Ra7 Cumberland RId,e Runners WGN-Sln£inc with tha Orpn .oJ. WC)'L-Forell'll Rflcordtngs and Gene; Irma Glen. organist. NBC WLS-K~lth Melocl)· liell 11:40 1O[A.Q--)fu~lcalltodc. PGdr6 WIUo-lIIasterworkil "'K'I'JI-Pat Barnes in Pen-on: bnper­ ,,0.8)1.-1"1I.1'm Int:ormation 11:45 WON-Torn Blanchard'. Show "onatlons. NBC WLS-Llvestoa MII.rlrel,,; JIm Poole; W£'l'I,-Qn the I:~J: Landt Trio ... WL8-A. ana P. Prolram: Our poultry m.o.rket ltYlf-The Real Geo. Washington; Cba& \\1Jite; son&-s and ~lter, NBC Food; Colon&!. Goo6bod)" NBC' 1'I'JID-Mary Alden: holtle talk Lonl and &dll& Coleman. NBC ". IQ-Tune 'rIme "'" 1'I'1lOJl-Rumrord Coo.IrIng School "IIAQ-lIlracfes ot MIlI'lllU,,; :runh "AA.l'~tlCS of the IeIa1IdII "JJ D-The Hooten WB UlII-.'\IornIn,g E:rerclses Mal' Baldridge. NBC WGE8-Memory Bone" WCFI..-Radlo Shoppers Club "AAF-World News Report. 1I'0)o'-I,eonar<1 Saivo, organ18t 1I'8UC-Home Hours WIBO....song C~'cle WAAF-Qr,B.D mclodlea: live stock mkt. )(YW-Marshall Field &: 00:11 MUSical 'ftIBI_Parents' Bible Star,. HolU' 11:25 1'I'AA1"_Llve Stock }Iarket Clock 1'I'BBlI-BackstRl:'6 1a Radio, CBS WOES--Br""ktut Badtnap "01'f_~targ ... ret WUlman, contralto 11:30 WO.N-Palntd Dreams; SPOn50red bJ' "LS--WIlt.ur and Ezra; comedr skit WMAQ-Slnglng Str11lt8; Walt .. r B!aufu8lI, Mlck& C" trOll. NBC 1'I1I1AQ-Tra.velTIIIlII:s WJ.~Nn_Home Service, WCRW-Mt'~lcal Breakfast WENJI.-O~ Velodl.a. WIIBI-Mornlng Wouhlp Period: HY'T-Mr". Bla.ke's ColUIllIL NBC Ji\'W_h'arm and Home Hour. NBC WCFL-Variety PrOCram WlIB.K_Tho 'ru"a8mltlul WAAF-Slng ana J:twe~ "15 WCFL-Mornlna Hlluma WII.D-Nel.ghborhood Goselp WIJJJ---Young MothQrs' Club ft'GN-Chui!e Wblte's Gym 01 the Air WOEs--.sml1es ill Sore WAAF-Malocl7 Lalle "AA F-GlnK'ersllll9" WOES-Plano Rha~ .. • 31 WCI-'L-che~rio; InaptraUona1 1Iallr;; t.n4 9;05 WI,8-Itadlo GuIde COlltest 11'3$ WMAQ-PJanoland; Joe Jmdolph music. NBC 1O:~ WON-DIgest ot the Day's News WMAQ--'Yuelcal WBBM-Cllrlstlaa /:iolenea Cburchu ol 9:10 Hodgepode. Illinois 9:U WGY-Clara, LII '11' Em; The Super lud.s WE1(B_Hlndetrice FalrlAT. ~nce NBC Elxchanaa; ~-l ir~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;7i Girls. NBC tfIlAQ-Boa.rd of Trad& WM,\Q-Mornl"ff Worsblp WL8--Rader's '!'abernscle KTW-Ron V.nderbollCl!., pt.-milt WCPL-Health Ta1IF: b)' Dr. Bund"". [ -- ~ 1'U BO-aulol'a E),e Openers WBnlll-"lachlllll Ale HousekeepIng, CBS ;~:~J.~ '!':":. '"'' Radio Recording Compaa, ,r\AF-Tlrne, 'runes alld Topics 1'I'GE8-Ca..... ry Concert liYIf-BlsllUIck pro&ra.m 3 RHODES AVE .. WENTWORTH WC.RW-Jol~pllllle ProlrlUll; popular WAAF_Mrs. Margaret Dorr. Food Ecoa- WJID-Studlo Progrartl ~t U ,,,,"o.d :roar pro,.. ",. art (h .1.. Let mu~le om, WAAF_Tha Fireside PlllI060pher DI mlh \>OrWlnent rec<>r<'BC 1'I'AAP_)lueical Calendar American Literature; PrOf. PerC7 WBB1tl-Burnham'~ Beaulr Chat ~ Opportunity to l~ radio continuity ~ BoyntQll WDBJ!l-l';,.. ns Fur FlUIhlon Pauok wdUng and a.ct\ni berore microphone !E WInO-~eysa's EKerc1n aull Dle.t WCI'L-Jazz Procram !!i WI DO-Rlddle8 aad GrIns IVAAF-~Iornlng Varletlu HI'W_To be announced '" 1n fully equipped aUdition Audio under '" we FI.-WCFL 1{lddle's Aeroplane Club 9:45 WON-Qrgan Sl>(!clally chain broaclcalJt experts, Previous racUo WAAF-Blt o! Everytblng: 10:50 WMBf_MesSR/re; Dr. PilttlnctU .a ! ~1If,\.Q-Big Ben's Drea'n Drama; skit, U:OO WO:'--Hank Han'lngton's M... leal Vari, =: experience not required. Address =: 1!15 IVCFL-Mornlng Musicale NBC etles i Box- SGO-lladlo G'IlIde >123 Plymouth Ct. ~ W(.;N-l'. S, Navy Band. CBS WBBM-Barbara Gould Beauty ..... WENB-General Electr!c Homa Clrele: i!I COICAGO, n.L. ~ WLs-rbU Cook, tbe Quaker Maa. NBC CB' Tbeodore Webb baritone; orlal\" NBC ioln IJJI~IlUl1ll!lll!lJIIUllllWIIIlMlIlllllllUlllnllUlmUll[ I WUlUUUculld ' 16 - AOVERTIS EMENT-- W L5--Programs and Features WEEK OF MARCH 13· 19 THE PRAIRIE FARMER STATION 870 KILOCYCLES 50,000 WADS

    Maple City Four and William Vickland, P. M. reader, are bilJed for this program. 1 :00 N.wton J'OIkin<-l'oli'ieal T"I~ The Garden of Melody, featuring the 1 :15 SiI,'er Lake 'hiok Par"l. Three Contraltos, will be devoted to tropi­ 2,00 Il"mp",ak~,,' I'ro~ram-,\Iartha ('r"ne 2:30 t"t~m"t\on;,1 IIcating_M"pl~ (-i[~ F,,"r; J~hll cal songs during the regular Thursday Thow" afternoon program at 2:00. March 17. 1:00 "The Co"lent~,J Progra","-('aC!leti,,,, Milk South Sea Rose, Song of the Islands and (SB(') Pagan Moon are some of the numbers 7:30 "n~alh Vallp)' 1)0),>" (!'ill(') included. 8:00 Il:""l', '1')'laOl' (Jrehe" Goldberg Quartet has been little short of of sketches portraying southern mount­ 6:55 J",,~'s Garden 'Calk 6 :45 Prairie Fa",,,er Family l'~rty :;ensational. With their plain-spoken phil­ aineer life. Mountain songs, together with brief skits based on historical events or 9A5 R"lph Eme,..,n & Martha Cr."" i" 'Or~an osophies and quaint humannerism.s they l,"on," the clrcwnstaJ1ces surrounding the writing P. M. have won the hearts of enthusiastic Anler­ of old time ballads are featured. 1:15 "Son~ PorlraH,"--Drche'lra &0 Phil K"l.r Ican audiences who refuse to let them go. 1 :45 "Th L~">" Fa",il)'" Excerpts from Abraham Lineoln's first 2:00 Ferri. Haw,iian< &. O,..,he,t," They have found in this group a well-mir­ 2 :30 lot.rnatiQnal Iloali"" with Mapl~ City ~·o~. rored reflection of Ideal family life. The political speech, delivered just 100 years Wa.hh03ro! ll.n,l-John Brown I ago in Sangamon county. Illinois, were 7;()(J Voter. s.rrvicc (NBC) skit foundation stone is, of course, Molic Uncle Pat, spinner at "tall yarns" with broadcast on the "Sands of Time," March 7:30 II",,! Ilue«er Harmonies (r>SLI Goldberg (Gertrude Berg) whose keen per­ the Maple City Four and their Wash­ 'I. According to the Lincoln Historical 1,45 Si.lcr. of th. Skillet (1'8(') ceptions and sage observations lend the board Band each Monday, Tuesday, Wed­ Research Foundation. this was the first 8,00 Md,~ ·.on &0 Ilohl.in. Mu in] \ld m~ :':SC note Ulat dignifies a program that might nesday and Friday at 2:30 on the Inter_ time the speech was broadcast. The ed­ WE DN ESDAY, M ARCH 16 national Heating Program, hIlS challenged ucational feature with Bill Vickland, A. M_ easily have degenerated Into one of racial his listeners to outdo his amazing advent­ reader, and RaJph Emerson, organist, is 6,45 C3Iprpil1ar Cre", narrowneSS. Instead. it has the scope and ure tales. Hair raising, if not altogether heard each Monday and Friday at 9;00 8;15 Or. Cor"'land beauty essential for real solidarity. The plausible yarns are pouring in on the old a. m. 9,00 "B~atrie. Mabie" (~B(') 9;45 Mrs. Big,by'. Bnarding Hou,p: Skit characters perform with understanding and Ananias. P. M. comprehension. True, there are certain Elvina and Su.san of Mrs. Bigsby's 1 :15 "Doi"q~ of the Gordons" Corn Beh Hald>n," Boarding House are now heard Monday, 1 :30 WLS Hymn Tim ...... ~l.o &. Bob saccharine tendencies in the program, but Wilbur alld Ezra, the bachelor bnby~ 1:45 WLS Radio Bauar hunters from downstate, b&ve returned Wednesday and Friday at 9:45 a.. m. in­ since the feature has been created to typify stead of in the afternoons as formerly. 1 :50 Seauty Talk-"V~h-ttina," Mr<, n"Mw--Martha Crane and serve in the capacity of an ideal, these the baby they wish to adopt. The quest 2,30 Il!ter"atio,,~1 l!eatinr--M3J!le City Four; John can be overlooked. It's just as weil to for just the right baby girl to take home "The Lyon Family," featuring Virginia B,own with them has led the old fellows into no Lee who plays the pB.I't of Aunt Sally, the 1,00 What', the New.! (NIlC) avoid some or the unpleasant realities of 7:15 small djfficulty. E ...m was jailed onoo for family cook, in this amusing new skit of SoOl~' of l.ong A~o Life. If you aren't already a Goldberg ad­ music and darky philosophy. Sponsored 7:30 ,Ta~k Frn,t Melody Moment' (~13(,) flirting with a policewoman and they both am Ch'e,,~o Motor Club dict, join In. had a narrow escape when they unwit­ by the makers of Monarch Foods and broadcast from WLS each Tuesday, T hurs­ THUR S DAY, 1'I1ARCU 17 The Goldbergs. Presented by Pepso­ tingly wheeled a baby buggy 1!llcd with A. M. hilt 6:45 day and Saturday at 1:45 p. m. Contest dent e\'ery Illght Sunday at bootleg liquor. 6:30 Inte."OIion,1 H~ati"t-llidge H""HP", p. m. NRC through WI;;NR. fans attention: 250 prizes a week will be 6:45 Keith Melody ~'our awarded in connection with this program. 9;05 R,,'lio G"ido'~ ""'",io,1 lule ... i.",·' The Saturday night National Barn 9:45 AClUe !;,,",hine llX'11l (NBC) rotate on the full-melody schedule with 7:'15 "St"amooal Sill" ('a,,\pb..l1 C.,eal 7:30 What'. th :>;e"$ (NBC) Silver Lake Chick Parade, featuring 8<:ram (~BCJ manner. Few mL~takes aJ'C made by this stimulating world-famous DUU'ches with 8;30 Euning Post Rppo,lu-Hng F13>h-Wrather tuneful anti-whisker propaganda artist.. the WLS COncert orchestra, John Brown Report F RIDAY, M ARCH 18 Years of experience on the boards seem UI pianist, and Ralph Waldo Emerson, or­ 8A5 Col, Goodbody (NBC) A, M. have pounded In plenty about what "they" ganist, was so favorably received by list­ 9:00 "3riety A." 6:30 Intunalional n.aling Co.-Bidye lh""'"" want. And he gives it, as per request. eners tha.t its time on the air has been 9:20 Gene Autrl'--Dklahoma Yodd.r 6,15 ('al~q'ill~r ,row doubled. The Parade Mart6 ea.ch Friday 9,30 Anne &. Su..-To"'.r Topi •• 9:45 Mr.. Ili~,by'" Boardi"g l1o".~; Skit Singing Sam. Presenttld by Barbasoi afternoon at 1 ;45 and on Mondays at 9:45 WLS Radio S3>:!1ar P. M. 10,00 Livestock Markets---Jim Pool. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 1;15 p. m. 1 :15 Jung', Garden 5"",,;al, at 7:15 p. nt. CBS through WGN. II :45 Weather-Fruit &. Velletable Marh! 1 :45 Sill"r Lake Chiok I'a... de 11:55 Evening Post Reporte. 2:00 WLS FanfarO!-Mar~aret Morton )I,-Kay HaJTY Steele, the Evening Post Report­ P. M. 2:15 Mrs. Chenoneth; "Little Droma, frQ'" "ife" The Ear to the Ground .... It looks as 2:30 l"t.rnationaiU.ajing-:\laple City Four; Jolla though the fight for l;hat WIBO waveband er, who dishes up the news three times 12:00 P,ai,ie Farmu Dinnor""!! Progr.," Brown 12:30 Liv.~tock Markds-Jim Poole hasn't even begun , .•. And for your in­ daily for WlaS listeners, introduces heads 7:00 ~",,!Ia nocol,! ..." (NBC) of valious editorial departments of the 12:40 "The Noon·Timers." forma.tion, things are still cooking over at 1 :00 Al & Pete. "The Nutcrackers" 7:30 Smith Bros. "Trade 4< Mark" (!'flC) 7,45 S;.l~rs of th. Skillet (NRC) tl1e WJJD outlet. Don't act surprised if Post regUlarly each afternoon at 2 :55. On 1:30 Clo.i"g Grain Market I·here's a purchase ... As per prediction Monday, Herman seely, chief editorial 1 :35 "Bill" Viekland's Book Shop 8:00 Cli'I"ot Cl"b (NBC) several hundred Lypuncl1es ago, J ohnny WTlter, speaks on the lead editorial of the 1 :45 Mrs. Bigsby's Boarding 11011 ••. lMon" Tn••. , SATURDAY, MARCH i 9 day; Tuesday, Tom Vickerman nnd .Edan Thur.J O'Hara has been s!gne(l for that WCFL 2,3(1 A. M. sportspiel .,. The eastern rumbles indi­ Wright, associate editors of the Post .Art Internationa! Heating-Maple City Four Wash· 6:30 Cumberland Hi,I,," Runn.rs Ma.ga.;;:ine, are heard; Wednesday, John ooa.d Band; John IIro",". (Mon., Tu.~., Wed., 6,45 Prairie Farm.r Family Party cate that the day ISll't far distant for B ing Fri.l 7:00 "lIeroes in Ov"rall." (H. D. I",c ('0,) Crosby's bow with a sponsor all lined and Mirt, financial editor discusses market Evening Po,t Reporler 2:55 9:00 aapny Jaok'. Ibdia 000: Club do~ted .•.. And they say that Art Jarrett conditions; Thursday, Llewellyn Jones, 3:00 "Wilbur and l-:'ua" literary editor, reviews new books: Friday, 9:15 Daddy IInl amI Hi~ Holpers is going to wah-de-wah for an alert Mr. 3,15 Shoppers' Se,,-i••. (Sears) 9:45 liugh Cro," '" Slim Miller Advertiser (which contradicts rumor that Kenneth Fry, sporting editor, speaks; and SUNDAY. MARCH 13 P. M. on Saturday, Edna Levine, editor of the he's coming back to Chicago) •... The P. M. 12 :OS' Groin Market Lady Esther test on the Wayne K in, pic­ Boys and Girls Post, Is heard, 12:30 Polish American PrOl!ram 12,10 Closing I.ive,toek M~rk.t---Ji,,, P"Qle ture pull still has them ripping envelopes. 1:30 Cros. Roads Sunday School 12:15 Po"ltry Se,,·ioo Tim" 1:-45 Jung Garden idyll; John lIrOWII, piaQi.t 12,45 John lIrown, Pianist Incidentally, the Waltz KIng is going to do Thursday Sot 2:15 is one of the dramatic 1,00 Al &. Pete some additional cosmetic-peddling Thurs­ Elsi" Mae Emerso", ol'!aJli.t high spots of the week's programs. The 2: Co.-Ridge llmmu. 10:15 Kitohen KTen~e.....cl.m &. Be .. 6:45 Caterpillar Crew . 10:30 l"t.. national Old Tim~ p , -ty Ings a.t least lIntll April 13 .... And. Time Ralph Walda Emerson. organist. J ohn 9;00 "Sand. of 'l'ime·'-W",. Vid.Ja",1 .. Ralph 10;45 WI"!; Na!ional Ilarn l) .,,~. ma,y i O into etbec-wavlni lI&'aillo B rown, pia.n ist, the Three Con tra l ~, the ~'m~"oa 12:00 :;i, n Off 17 PROGRAMS FOR THURSDAY [Continued]

    A.M. WBUl{-U. S. Army Band. CBS WCRW_Bu~'ers Gvlde WCHI--stamford Singers WIBO_John Cerny at the piano 6:15 WGl.'I-Huold Teeo, comedy sketch 9:15 ~·C nW-ArUmr France; comedy skIt KYW-Home Decoralors. NBC Wl:"NR-Hindis Romance Exchange, B ....- WON-Dramatizations of the Stat .... U:45 1rG:O;-WGN Music Weavers WLS--lI'ilbllr and Ezra; comedy skit trice F"irfa~ NBC W811M-Daily News Flashes WA":F'-'l'ca Time Topics WIBO-E~di.. South's Orcheslra WMAQ-Hohert Simmoru; and Carupbell WMBI-P.adio SchOOl ot the Bible 9:25 WON-Okl;;. Jirouselr. cellh;-t; Herbert WinO-Bonded Motorists Serenade Orcluo>i'lra. NBC ,Tohnson. planist 3:15 W~BQ-Xcws flashes WLS--Weatber ; fruit and vegetable '\'IUD-Sports Reel; Rocky Wolfe 9:30 RYW-I'ar\s Night Life; BGrtrand. ",,,rket KY\I"_Health talk HI"sch's Orchestra, NBC wG;\"-Rex Griffith. lenor WG ES-Musical& WJJD-Chieago Motor Club Talk WllB~l-Cheat ... r:tie1d Program, Aiel[ WLS--Insurance 'l'alk; El. A. CoJlins WBBlI-Strinc Septette 11:50 WQN-Good Healtb and Training Gray and N, Shilkret·s Orohemra. CBS lfl.nO-:[\)'il Song Shop. Betty and_.JeaIlt G:Z5 WHAQ-Princes.. Pat beauty talk ill=55 WI,s-El'enlng Post Reporter 3.25 KYW_Rex Maupin Aces of tM. All' lrMAQ-Joseph Gall'ec.hio and Concc.rt KYW-Teaberry Sports Reporter WM \Q-'l'OO\lg'ht for Today. Jo.."'DC 3:30 WGN_lIotel Taft Orchestra. CBS OrCh\lstl'a WENR-O, S. Navy Band: Llcnt. Charles 6:,.;1 IO!JIilt-$t"bbins lIoY; Theatre Reporter WlIIAQ-Womall's Calendar; Jane Ham, W'BBlI_Hem-i Gendron's Orchestra. WCR\\'-Stuestra 3:40 WCFL-Zelda Platt; dramallc re"der 10:00 Wo-X-")foll>er ~!achree's Magie Carpet" 1'\'!\IBI_Evange!l!rtic Servlce IVGES-Van and Linn. Harmonies \\'M AQ-Amos 'n' Andy. NBC WIBQ_Luncheon Mns!cale 3:45 WAAF-World News Reports WcnW_Musicn.1 Program WENR-Amos 'II' Andy. NRC WCI"L-Cocnty Commissioners; talk 12;05 \\"Blnl-Meet tile B(}ys, CBS WCFI,-Blue (froUa Cale Orchestra 4.00 WGN_From Foreign Lands 6:45 WON-Herbie Kay's Orchestra {rom U'e 1.2:1S WeHr-People's Poet Blackhawk Restaurant W1HO-Concel't Music WBlJ1I1--"'like and Herman. CBS WKNR-~Iay We Pr\lS\lllt, KBC UElSJt-The Goldberg5; dramatic KY\V-TeabeI'rY Sport~ Reporter; TIn KYW-CoUee Matmee; Allchel Gusikoft, Globe Trotter 12:25 WBBl(-D1>wn the Country Road, CBS violinist; orchestra. NBC ske'.en. NBC 1\l'\1'-Don Pedro's Orcheslra WCnI-College Inn Program 12:30 W(;:S--&l,~-oy Plaza Orchestra. CBS "TBo-Norlh Shore Church program 10:10 K\'W-Stnto Street 'romorro,," WblAQ_lllinols Federation ot Women's WllAQ-Best Foods program; songs ani! }':YW_Bert McDowell's Orchestra nattH. NBC WC:E'r,-Greeu Mm Ballroom Orc~estra WIIIO-Giant Finger of the Air Clubs WCI'L_r-'ational Tc.1 Co, Program WlJnW_'J.laurle Sherm.,m·s OrChestra 10:15 1I'1LH)-Dan aM S~hia Wl.S-Closlng Livestock Markets; .11m WIBO_Goldenrod An Stars with guest WENn_Prince Alhert Quarter Hour; Poole WCFL-The Fai... preSeJlts the Junior Federation Club artiet Alice .Joy, contralto, NBC WlL\Q-Lenten Sen'ice WGE"'-Taxpayer's Bureau WIJlO-Hour of Dreams WJJJ)-.F'arlll Talk \fA.A F-Piano novelties: Jimmy Kozak WGES--Wallz Dreams WJ,J)).-,Swlrlette Orb'an Program WCIII-Shoeleather Bxpress, dJ'am~t1 ... &­ W(JHI-Familia.r Melodies 7;00 WOS-The Bath Club; Interviews; Bar, tions 32:)<;; \1.fiB31-Farm Frolic 4:15 WMAQ-WMAQ Syncopators bara Maurcl. contratto; male quartet: WENR-Swanee Sere.1aders; 1-1 a r It I d 10,25 WCFL-WOF'L Orchestra 32:40 WLS-The Noon-Timers; variety acts Unit program. CBS stokes' Orchestra. NBC ml..\Q_Pleischman Program, Rudy Val· 10:30 WGN-The Crunel Quarter Hour: Mor­ 12:45 WJJJ)_Varlety Mu~lc WGN-FQur King", (If HarmoDJ.' ton Dowuey; Renard's Orchestra. CBS IVCj,·I.-Earm Talk WG E8-Keep Smiling lee's COlH,e.ctiCUt Yankees. NBC WLS--Splrllu:i.l ~1I!;~''5; negro c.!torus, I'I'I1IO_E~~le Yarzos' Orchestra WM\Q-The Melodlers UAAl-"-Novelettes lnlAQ-The Three Doctors; Pratt, Sh&r- WUN-AlIa.n Grant, pianist NBC 4:20 wnBIlI-DaUy Tlmes News Flashes "CF L-Judge )liohael l-'~einl>erg', Polttkal man and Rudolph WUAQ_Ll!ticai Talk, Av&ry :Sr~ "TBO-Dusk Dr_rns w)IAQ-Vla Lag!) alii! Ol'town vm~ WMIlI-Organ Program White. Tom CorwlDc, NBC orchestras WJJD-').Iooseheart Children WIBO-Davld Jacksoo's talks on Sec.url· WCH1-!>lyrah Lorenz WGEs-Johnny Van. the plano maD J\YW_Bert McDowell's Orchestra W UD_l1a1n street Crusader tics WAAJt-Organ 1II"lOOle9 h"Y\\,-Book Review 11:00 WE"SR_Rail,h Klrbery. the Dream Singer 1:05 KYW-&llon Singers. NBC 4:45 WENR-Russ Columbo and his orcbel'l' '\\'JJ])_)looseheart Band NBC 1:15 W(l:S-Fred L. Jeske, Entertainer tra. NBC WC.I:·J,-Arthur Koch. Pll.illist WCf'L-Blue GI'otta Ci.(e Orcbestra W~!.\Q-\\'}{AQ Salon Orcl>estra WON-O,'er at tbe Hoopers h \'W_Don Pedl'o':;, Orohestm ' WC1:'I,,-Timely Topics: weather report WaES-Tea. Dance 7:30 WG!i"-LaPallna Progrrll.1liona! Buckle Busters Wnn~I_Arouml the Tow,,; dance orct.., oii,'e Program. NBC WON-Dick Hayea and Organ WOE8-)ln. Ic ot Poland WSJI{,-Jerry t!ulllvan; SQng Special WC.'L_Bu:letin BGar,l. Labor Fla.shes WO~_P.. lmer Hause Ensemble ll'MAQ-Topsy Tnrvy Time, Tommy WCUI-lletro!lOlitan EcboilS WBBlI-Scltool of the All'. CBS Toollna Out West. 7:45 II'G ~_Angelo Patrl "Your Cl'lld." CBS !\"IlIO-CMe de Alex Orchestra 11'IRO-Th\l Rcading Room WSBC--6tudXt PCogTrun WLS-"SiE'terg of the Skillet;" Ea"t and 11:30 WEXR_Palais d'Or Orchestra. NBO IPill'-Don Pedro's Orchestra KYW-.:'>Iel SUtzel at \.he Plano Dumke. NBC li nl'-Chal'llo Agnew's Orchestra W},f.-Closing Grain loL1rket WCFL-5POrts R!\v!ew by .John O'Ua.ra WCI"r,_Union Llbcl Lea!;ue WCFJ,-Green ~Ulls Ballroom Orches~ W<\A.F_Llve Stock Market WOES-Curtain Calls lnnO_.~mbrose .1. Wyrick '!'IBO-Mac 1lcClond's Orcbestra. lYSBC-Variety program WAAF_Hadlo Guid,G Ccmte9t, Featured ){) W-I'pr att·~ Program 11:45 WGK-Carl 1.loore; Hel'uie KnJ' ~ WCHI-Qvertures ArURts WJ,T.D-l"rank Maglne; ~ongs am WI,S--IWm. VJ.ckland--Book Shop S:15 WENR-...'G 1I11nounced 1.TIV-Bert )!cDowell's Orchestra W)Lo\Q-Smack Out. !tlarlan and .JIm lVCFL-John l.la][wen; food talk WI,S-l[tl,~!cal Progr:lll'l. NBC \\'SliC-Dancl> ?>[llSlc, Recording WON-Florence Be"nstein, contralto WIBO_Air Cadets; Eddie alld F'anllle Kt:W-C!hal'lt ~ Agnew's Orc~estra WIBO-8ddie South·s Orchestra WLS--''The Lion Family" Cavaoo.ugh W~r,\Q-Blg Six of tb\l Air; Ohm:ln and 12;15 WlllO-Cate de Alex Orchestra W AA },'_l'lanoe~lIua KYW_Waldorr Orchestra, NBC A'gram: Irene Belisl"y; \\',llJlQ-Qrga.n melodies; Irma Glell N:9C liVW-Uncle Bob Rieb'" Orc.bestra. CBS 1I'SnC_Sports rel'lew WJJD-Garden Talk WCFL--Xight Court WeHI-Radlo Bibl .. Class WOES-gth"l and Harry; Blue strNk WJ'7D-lJ;J.in Street CrUSll.der IU,S-Three Contraltos; Garden of Mel. TI'aiis l\)"W-AlIlg1ltor ProgTlID mil' WAAF_Harmonies ~ WGN_I.o,·" Story Hour; drame.. CBS 1:15 WC'FI,-H. Osterholm, tenor 5:4S WON_LltUe Orpban Annie; chUdreD'1I WENn-Adl'enlore5 Ol Shel'lock Holmes; pla)·let. NBC liT1I'-Suu S",eet Harmoniea. NBC dram~tlc "ketch. NBC WllJo-Program synchronl>leil with tele, WENR-Little Or])haD Annie: chlldrell's XYW_llaxwcll Concert: VGcal Bolos; vision on W9XAO playlet. NBC orchcstra, NBC 'II')I,\Q-Musical Program. NBC WDDM_Frank Strctz' OrcilClsll'a. CBS WIIIlM-Dally Times Newa Flashes "MAQ-Lowe1J Tboroas tor Literary DI. W~I\.Q-B I1l tile Bnrber, NBC WV,-WLS Home Theatre productlOIl gest. NBC WCFJ,-Clenners & Dyers Jnst. program we; N_Palmcr House Ensemble WIlJO--Spol't Summary, NorTlllUl Rosa WDDll-The Marksmen l't'lBQ-Wm. H. ~I"lone, Tenor ,1::25 1\'J.IBlI-C!h!cago Dental SocIety WJJD-Leon Bros. Dance PrOgram WG ES-}Iodern l\ICllodies wsnC-Jtallan Program 2:30 \l'VN_Engllsh and Llteratur .. 1:45 WC.J>'J,-Kroahler Furniture Co. Program li.l"W-Women·s Review, NBC WCFI,-Radlo (lulde Contest; LoIWI WCFI..... Hello Marie, comedy sl.it. NBC Cowan and gllest artista WIno-Tite Old :'tra; lIT }·L--Studlo Prog'ram WIUQ-Captaln Don's Raill" Scouts Walter WinchelL NBC WSJIc-Jerry SUi1!~an; song spoollll h"YW-l3ert McDowell'a. Ol'ChBStra 'lfCFL-Vdla Cook, contralto In,S-Evenlng Post Reporter WOES--Olliclal Race Resulta by Ameri- WIBo-H£len Mol'S; vocalist Station WMAQ--8 P.M.c.s.T. WG.s-Be~s Williams, contralto can Raclng Record )(YW-Pl1.U!!P!! Flyers; Maupin's or~ II'Cl' L-Trlpoli 'l'rio WUD-W:olt and Herll; plano and songii WClIW-Studio Musical Pro;ram 1$ PROGRAMS FOR FRIDAY, MAR. 18

    A.M. WMAQ-Musleal IIoilll'epoil!;e "Sne-Variety Program XYW-.:Ilel sm"el at th~ 1'(;'1\0 "'BUll-Bo Peep Program WlIHJ--Continued Stories WSBC-Jewish Procram WGN-LIbby Frank, contralto W CJJl_ ~IYl'ab Lorenz ,~oo WCf'L-SunrI"e Hour WJJD-Nelgbhornood Oosslp 1:35 WL8-Wm. Vlcld.and----Book Shotl WGES-Don's Old SOne [lOok WL8-WLB SmUe·A·WbHe T1me W,\AF_:I1:elody Lane 1:40. W!llIC-Radlo Tony lj,15 WENft-Sklppy: cblldr en's skit, XBC WGE8-Happ), JUts WAAJ,'-!"a!'m }t'{)lk" Hour 1,45 WAAF_Plalloeslloe WM.AQ-Ocean Towers 61)0 WIUG-Uncle John and "Is li'fltnlly 10:30 WON-Digest of the Day's News WMAq-Pl'1l1ccSll ObolenBky; Youth :Mat- W(lN'-To be all1loUDCEU WJJl)-Studio ProgTlUD WL8-Cumberia.nd Rldse Runner. Inee. NEC WCFL-John Maxwell; rood talk WAAF_Ertle Marlue Haney, Chat rOIl' WCFI.-Charloo How~U, t.eDor 6:..s lI'L8-''Tbe Caterpi1lar ere".'; Maple Womea WCUI_l.W.A,C. Concert; ctaeslcal \'I'III1M-Howal'(\ Neumllltl', 1'1~ni!'t Clt7 Four; R21ph aGd Hal WCFL--MuslcaJ Novelties W),s-Bih'er Lake. Chick Parade lTIBo-Alr Cadets; Eddie and FaDM WBBM_Amer, lnatltute of Foods 6:55 nUll-Farm Informatloo 1:50 WSBc-8ports Review CaveDllugh 7:00 WCFL--On tbe 8:;5; LaIHtt Trkl -.od WIBG-News of the Da), lTAAF-Qrgan lIeJ,odlEs WGES-Revue 2:011 wo~-u. S. Marine Band. CBS White. 80Il{;" aDd patter. NBC W1OII-Muslc Kl'1\'_Xatlonal OI'Morio Society. NBC KYW-Waldorf Orche~lra, _"OC WM.AQ-Tune Tim" 10:40 WlIAQ-General lillie Program WllAQ-Corlnols Water Boys W.1JD---&udlo Dano::e Ord1('~lra 11'BBJIl_Morning Enrclses 10:45 WIBo-The Old :-.!u~lc l'Ihop lY e I'I..-Hec!tal Mllllature; Otto MUIlCke WOES-Home Folk WJJl)-WJJD lk>stNls "BIIJII'_Burnham's Buuty Chat KYW_l1arshall Field & Co.'. Musical 5:30 WGK_"UIIOl!e Remus" C"ok WAAF-lfu~leal Calendar WI nO-MUSic Masters: orchestra,,, •• ,,_ 1 WGJ.'S-Melod), Lal)e lVLS-WLS Fanlare; Marpret W!lAQ-Standard BI'and!! pl'ogl'am: R,.. WGN-Lcono;rd Salvo, organist WMAQ_Y.W.C.A. Protl'..... m McKay al Vagabonds. NUC WL8-Wllbur anil Ezra; c(lnl~dy skit WBRM-Adele Nel~on: beauty chat WA!\·.. -cblcago on Parade WBBM-Lone Woll Tribe Drama, CBS IfJJD-lnternatiollil! Buckle Buater" 10:50 \OIlH-Jla.dlo BcbO()I or tile Bible ",sn C-~lIdwest Special WCFL-Untted DcPO~!tors AssoclatiOll WAA t'-'£une ShopjJe WCUI_Hadlo Bible Clase of Imnole 11'00 WGN-l~nk Harrington's Musleal Varl- WENn_Alr Junlou lVOIIW_Musica] Brcakfa~1 WlIllI_Home Hour etlea KrW-Uncle Boh W.lIBl_llorIlmg \\'ors~!p PCI'!'''S WESR-General l!)lcctrlc Home Circle; 2:15 ll'{'I'L-J;ltudlo Program IVJJD-Gardeo talk 7." 11TJ-'J..---:'>!ornlng Shuffle ThEodore Webb, baritone: orgal!. NBC WMAQ-"iu"ical potpourri WOES-EthEl and Ilarry. ll:ue Strea.A Wl;~'''-Char]je While's Gym of the Air WCFI.-Jazz Pror;ralD 1\\ W-South Sea Islanders. XB(' Tralls WIBO-Program sYlldlr(lnlzed wltll tete. \DIIII-~lorlllng Glory Club W:V.\Q---'>tokely VegEtahles W~Ln'-Waltz Time II IIln(-Eyans Suburhan l;:Xprt>13 WBDlI_Dorotby Davis ,-I"lon (1) W9XAO WllIUI_Dail), Times Ne..-s Flashes 5:45 WE1;lI-Llttle Orphan An",,,. :'\BC 7:30 WCf'J.-C'beerlo: 1n."I\llnliollf".. d1. pianist WCIIl-Popular Music WGN-KellOG'g'~ 11,25 1f,\AF_Live Stock Market 1:011 II'.lU Q-Unlversit)' of Cblcaso: Colonial W('F~gamore Hotel Orehe.sU'a, NBC WESR--.saJon .il1lg"r"" SHe 11:30 \fON_Palnted Dreams; SpoDSored by American Literature: PrOf. Perc, 2:45 \nfAQ-W~fAQ Syncopators WEX.B-Cha.r1es Francis Coe on ...... Boynt')R ~U{'kelbcrry NBC -'- KYW-Farm and 1I0n.e Hour. NBC WCFL-Studlo PrOgram WLS--Quaker Early Birds; Gene and WO ..... _ Lawrenc" Sale,."" and AJIaD Gra.at WlBO--Captal.n Don'S Radio Scoutlt Glenu. NBC WC},'L--Barton Orpn Recital by Eddy Kl'W-Bcr! MoDowtoIl's Oro·hE!rtra Hanson ':00 W(tN-Yvonne Ray, IOOPr ...... WO ES--OlIlcilL\ Race Retio:t. by AmuI. WCJ:'L-WCFL Riddle!!!' Aeroplane Club XTW-DeeoraUng Notes. N1!C WIIlO-Hiddles and Grins WENR-Home Service: Mrs. Anna. Peter_ <::In Racing Recorfl ~n "'1IBM_Radlo SpelUng B .. e WUU~f-Chlc8go Times pro;:ra", lJCHW_Bu)'ers Gulde WIJllll_Kn'mel R!IIIJInt; ChEf, CBS WI nO-contract Bridge Le.!!800S "'AA F_Blt or EV"'Tthh,g WloS-Wilbur al)d Ezra: comedy l!Idt WBBlI-I-lenrl Gendron'S Oreheetra WCl'L-Mornlng Musicale IHlJo-P~ter Pan program WJID-Walt and Herh' plano and SOllf:'l l :lS WJJ.D-Young Mothel's' Club WAA'F-Tea Time Topics Wl,8-I'].l[ Cool<, tbe Quaker Ida ... NBC WCJ:'L-Dlnner Mu.alc •..... I!h S.ua Edwar&l W A '" F-Mornlng's End WCYL--Tdpol! Trio Wm"-Madlson $i<1ll'''''''' COO WCRW-Josephlne PI'oll"'n,n WMIIl_Radlo SchO(l1 nt the Bible 6<115 WCN-Harold Teen: comedt sketch ~tlN_ll'arm Senlc,,; LEonard klvo. 11,35 WMA Q-Planobnd: Jo" Ruoolph WMAQ-I'tnbert Simmons and C~ o"ganlat ':15 \'I'MAQ-Radlo GuM: drallllLtllrtatiolL NBC Orcbesb'a, ."IDe WlIIIY-ToIlY's Scrapbook; by Antb@y 11:.5 l\'{lN-IVGN Music W.. avers WLt+-9hoPJlers' Serv1(le; Anne'" Su. WBUM_Dally Tllnes NfWS Flashes W.B.BM-09Cll.r Carll!trom, Talk ""on8. CBS :KYW-Health Talk Wl!:NR-Whst8 the News WllJo-Bonded Motorists Serenade WIBo-Tbe Song $bop WI llO-11uslcal Mel'I'y·Go·RouO\l 1fUD-Sports Reel; .Rocky Wolfe IfAAF_Vanit)' Fair WLS--Wf'ather, ),'rult and V~getable Mar. ket: EI en;1)1;' »ost Reporter '125 l\:YW-Rerc Maupin'S Act's ot the .AJr WGE8--Mllsleale we; .,S-Bohemian Melodies ':!G 'fraN-Mrs. Marlin kent Northam; World's Wl,S--Eveninl: Post Reporter; Hog 11:50 WJ~U-lIl. Med, SoCI"l]-: Doctor's TaDl 6:25 llYW-Teaberry EiIPort" RellOrler ".AQ-C"ntury of Pr~rMs Talk Fair epeailer flash: weather reparl WENE-Ledy Ne-:rt Door: chlldree's pro­ 6:30 lI'l!NR.-St~ Do"; Bwlfl'~ Prou~ ltON---Good Health allll Training NBC ':01$ WMAQ-l!lrac!es or MlI.llIO"'; Fannie WESII_f_Iome Serdce gram. JI,'BC lla~- Baldridge, NHC WIBo-RadIo GaU)' Cavanaugh Sisters. CBS l'O<;Id : Colonel Goodbod)" NBC P.M. "AAF_Dlxiana WGN-Dlnner ~us/o tnl"-_Tom Blanchard's Show WO E8-Meloo)' Para(le WMAQ-Harold Van HoI'ne, 1>i'\lI.ist \1'(.' PL-Uadio Shoppeu Club 12:00 WGN_Mld-dny servIces WDlIM_Dorotb), Dm1s Wllio-NeW8 of the Da)' WIHIM_The Old £kipper WHllll_!tlqlc PI,">o Twins, OBS WCFL-Garry SUllivan: IK>TICS KYW_Don Pedro's Oroo~~tra ITA A )f-Or;al) m~IOdy Men; W(lN-Bo"rd oC Tl'ado: Cal'l Haem. l'I.ondolicrs by Amerlca'J> leadi:r:Jg. WIIIJ:II-Burnharn'li< Beauty Chat Jobn Brown WCFL-Fnrm Talk WlllI:'!I-FoOlltown Kltooens expert smoothes away WI BO_Neysa's Ercerclse IUId DIet 12:45 wr. ~;S-Popular .Artiste firm contour to cheeks In I\--Fair .. s, NBC "·J.JD-Varlety lfu~11II WA.\ F-I[awallan Ecboes "'G;ES-SUver Lining 12,50 lBf.\Q-The 1{elodlen w \ ,\ }'-Dall""nt 1:00 WO:'l'-Tbe Exerullve Cluh .,.3(1.:20 WCN-FndWnn.H_Datly .:Ifdnken, Times pt,1nistN"ws Flasbn discomfort,scrawny Jl)OUble ,. '-W_Rose VanderboMh, t>illnl~t W1LAQ-Lum and Abfler, NBC "F.:Nn-Q11! Pappy; Cillrord Boubler, 1~~l~~:~;]~~!i~~'~k~lnu~-:m~~akesacne marks, WlHlll-Don and Bettl'; chlldrcn's pro- WC},'L-U. S. Army Band. NBC :s BC arc corrected by lram. (;BS WUn~r-Henrl (;('l1

    Saga IIr :t "Step"-Slster (in in , .. A haze of blue smoke PHILCO sevetlll parts and various scenes. and Eddie Sout h 's a dusky genii, Speeding lime B hours and 31 making melody-magic ..• Moor- 5· TUBE SUPERHETER ODYNE mlnutes~. Pact. One: "The Ter- ish drummer crooning in Arab- RA D 1 0 race Gardens driver, and don't ian, Spanish. and French, not (>pare the horses:' ..•. Stopping much harder to understand than and Colonial Electric Clock for ali these funny little red English as it Is crooned ... Phil Wi ll Be Gi ven Away lights never get.<; you anywhere Stewart obligingly mastering a • ••. Green light, "Your move mean ceremony ... Don Pedro Clleckcr. get one on" .... "Sorry being handed Eddie's violin (he's IN RADIO GUIDE'S SECOND mills. can't go any faster, somc- an old SpanIsh customer) •... body's liable to think I got Bernl"ce Taylor making the WORD-BUILDING CONTEST Lindbergh's baby." • , .. Don't Sweet Mystery of Life just a A Simple word-building contest using the words "STUDiO GOSSIP" to&,ether know whether to sass back or little sweeter. ,Irvin &, wi th an E!!Say n ot to uceed fi fty words in length, telling "Why R ADIO GUIDE just simper, that's it, simp-ier Doroth7 De"r. Giehlow and Mario FioRella. Is useful to I"oI.dio listen ers" ll\ay win this modem ra diO receiver for you, One and simp-ie)' , , , , Merry, merry, being generous with the Chi_ radio will be given away each week to t h e person forming t he most words from bright and blal'f!-y, hoW does the Ga.rden cago Civic Opera's repertoire, • , ' Pal­ t h e> letters given. Each week a new gToup of words will be used, You may use grow? Beaus and belles, and sugar-shells, ice my nerves, Joseph, who'd ever suspect t he coupon below for your convenien re when senmn&, in your e ntry, and Terraces all in a row; , , ,Recommended the Assistant M~er of the MorTisoD of for something slick in table-decorations: having such a brilliant baritone? . , , , HERE ARE THE RULES: Doroth y Lambour (Miss New OrleanS). Arla.s, obligatos, and whatnot being flung 1. Only those lett.ers used in forming the words "STUDIO GOSSIP" are to be used. D orotby Gulman, and Audree Collins, (a around just willy-nilly , ,Somebody re­ 2, Each word is to be numbered, couple Miss Chicagos) , , . Ouch, I see stars: questing the "Mob Scene" from ''Field's 3, Every wOl'll must be written legibly, and the list submitted on one side of the paper radio, theater. opera. and motion-picture, all Basement""" Phil Stewad getting braw­ only, Gul_maneuvered into one sweJliSh soiree er and bricht-er every moment In his role 4, Words incorrectly spelled will not be counted, · .•. Pbil Stewart at the mike, Lauder and of Good-WUJ Ambassador to the Rubiyat, 5. Only words listed as of current use in good English by Funk and Wagnalls Practical funnier , . , , Frank Morgan, guest elllcee, organizing an Internation.al chol'us .. , . Dictionary will be recognized, and what could be suaver? (Pity that mus- Hands across the high C's, a Cuban bat­ I. In addition to the word-building contest, an essay of fifty words telilng ''Why tache ean'~ be bl'oaticasted into everybody's oneer, a couple of Italian opera stars. an RADIO GUIDE is usefui to radio ll.steners" must be included, home) , , , • Everybody's kid brother, Irish coloratura. not to mention a Swedish 7, Name, Address, and if possible the telephone number of the contestant must be Arthur Lake, just a giggle-O • , • , Car- scribbler, singing "Auld Lang Syne" with given, and the total number of words claimed mllst be placed at the top of the page. toonl5t Carl Ed and the Harold Teen Gang a Scotch accent (or is It Rye?) , , , . a 8, Plarals will 110t be counted, from WGN taking a bow, or a gang of sobbing need fol' some sma.rt person to in· 9, No proper nouns or names of places wm be allowed, bows to be exact, • ' , Can't m.ake head vent a way of condensing these melodic 10, Anyone is eligible with the exception or employees of RADIO GUIDE, their rela­ nor tall out of Edna Hibbard's furs, she moments into little cubes or something tlves, or the stations on whiCh thiS contest is annolWced, must buy them by the yard, , , • Cb.a.tles that might be later burned like incense, to 11, No entries will be returned under any circumstances, and the judges' decision will PUfccll, a Chocolate Soldier on leave, giving scent a quiet hour with vocal va.pors . , , , be final. an imitation of a ginial gentleman, , , . walls so saturated with song that thrills 12, All letters must be in the mail and postmarked not later than midnight 011 Saturday. Another ginial gentleman (reely, this time), and cadenzas can no doubt be wrung out March 12th. "Lisshen young lady, ev'ry four hunnerd of them for weelol to come, Time to go 13, Letters should be addresSed to the RADIO GUIDE CONTEST EDITOR, 423 Ply­ mouth Court, Chicago. llllnois, years the calendar repeats ishelf, yeshlr home, H, The Winning entry will be that which contains the greatest number of words de~ ev'l'Y IouI' hunnerd years, would ju bleeve Part Four: Pointed nOl'til again 011 Boul rived rrom the name "STUDIO GOSSIP," In case of a tic, the best essay telling It?", "Have to take your word for it Mlch, dawn is gaining 01} us ". On the "Why RADIO GUIDE is useful to radio listeners" will be used to decide the winner. old top, can't hang around that long to left we have Cba rlie Agnew's pla.ce·to­ The winneI' or winners of this week's contest will be alWounced in the isSllC 'of filld out, , , , The Plummer, Evans himself, hang-his-hat . . .• Let's get him up to RADIO GUIDE, dated March 20th, on sale at all newsstands on ThUl'Sday, March 17th, finding out what's wrong with tile tenor's enjoy the sUlllise . . . , Can't be done, he RADIO OUIDE may also be consulted in the Chicago Public Library. It you fail to become a Winner this week, remember you can try agnln next week, "pipes" , , .. Arthur Lake telling nHiboard's hasn't gone to bed yet, . , . Ante-meridian Be sure to tune in the following StatiOllS for news of the contest. editol' he leal'ned to read in the pre-movie anecdotes, •• , Charlie reminiscing a.bout days, looking fol' the family's ad in that his first professional engagement, snare­ W GN-W ednesday n i.h.t at 6 ,30 , magazine: "At Liberty. A-I character wo- drwmner in a Chinese funeral procession WLS-Thur ,da,._ .... ornin. a t 9 :05, WIBO- F rida,. n ill'h t at 9:00. man, Ingenue tapdancer, and child actor" with Dad banging the bass, and below-zero W CF L-W ..dn .. ,d ay. Thun da,. and F r iday at 5:45 P . M , • •• , Celebl'ity night is almost morning, the weather freezing the valves on the trum­ W AAF- Thun day at 5 P. M. nand Wagon i.s pulling out. , ' Don Pedro pets •• , • An that weather a.nd work for &lgning orr, Time to go home, three dolla.rs. clever people these Chinese You MIlY Use This Coupon for Your Convenience When Submitting YOUI' Entry. pnrt ,),wo: S~l'ange interlude In the ' ••• Go&slp and gin-g(lrale, bromldoo and Jockel'·l'OOm with the band·boys and thei1' Bromos •••• "We must be starved, I coUld girls • , , , a bunch of air-minded gentle- eat a whole :frIed chicken" •••• 111 take RADIO GUIDE men giving some "high"-class entertaln- mine in embryo. scrambled , , , , Daylight 4 23 Plymouth Court, ment , . , • Jack Wright and Del Reed has asserted Itself, Tbne 1.0 go home, Ch icago. llIin oi, sounding their A's ••• , Manny Strand Part Compan:r , , ,Home, and something's showing how Zez Confrey gets Dizzy Fin- funny, started ou~ to go rolWd the town Number or Word. eers , , , , my eyes are aU full of M.ardus~, and now the town's going round, , • , The Time to go home. night has been glutted with glamour, must Submitted By ." ••• ,', •• ," •• " •••••••••••••.•••••• ,..... Patt Three: Boul Micb unwinding like a write it up .•. , BetteI' make that Dead­ Addre.. . , • •• ,." ••••• , •••• , •••••• , •••••••••••• , ...... velvet stl'eamer, we're just crossed the Rub- line or the Breadline1l getcha it yo. don't leon. No, it's tbe Rublyat and we're I watch out. , , • , Ho Hum, just a lit-tuI IL____ C_; _" __' _ ' _' _, _,_, _, _, _, _, _, _,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,___ 5_ '_"_"_' _"_' _' _' _' _' _' _'_' _' _' _' ____~ DOt even passini • • • , Everybody ou~ ana "Step"-swtel', That'" Whati 20 PROGRAMS FOR FRIDAY [Continued]

    P.M. 1=15 WDBM-Ben Bernle's Orehe-alr. WIDO-Coneert Musk",l WON_Maxwell House Prn,WHm; L:wJII' W¥.AQ_BIl1, the Barber. N:8C UC;FJ,-llerl'y Ga"de~ B",llroom Orch. Ross, CBS "'CFL_Nlght Court 1(1:'W_Teaberry Sport! Heponcr. The 6,45 WGN-Art Kassel's Or-beetI'll. ,,'Clll-$boe!eather E~[lres,,; dramatisa­ \VIDO-Jam"", Sln""",,on Globe Trottcr tion WENR-'l'he Goldberg~; dramatic akllteb. 'I'I',IJD-l\'laln Street CrURader NBC WI DO-Hour of Dretlms .:~ 'l'l'MAQ-Joseph GaHicchlo and His Con· 11):30 WENR-Natlonal ProhllJtlioD Poll. N1lC WllAQ-Best Foods Prognm, NBC cert Orche!ltra WJJD-"DrI!"yer's Bunau WBBM-C. & E. T. Musicale Weather reports WC}'j",-VatteOOorg PrOgnm 7: 1)0 WGN-The Bath Club; Intenlews; Bu· W(J'FL-Blue Grotto CMe O,.chest~ WIBO-Tile Two Balladlera, KY'I'I'-P"dded Fists bara Maurel, contralto; male qoo.rtet: WJo,NR-Leo Rel"man's Orchestra. NBC Llntt program. CBS v.:CHI-J~nior Le-ague Players WlIlAQ--Your Hour 1=45 WON-Friendly Five Footnotu; Aviatlon 10:35 WENIl-Jack Dwell's Orchestra NBC !htIJ WON-Favorite Melodies beard in a gue5t concert of songs. WSHe_Dance :'\l:usic, Rl!col'dlngs K'nV_FI'jendshlp Towll; sketch witb VII". 9:45 WDlIM-ldyrt and Marge; dramatic Local Outlet, WMAQ. ginla GardIner; Barry Sa.ltel"s Orchell­ WIlfBl-MktnlgM Bib'" BOllI" .keteh. CDS lUlIo-EM!e SOuth's Orcbestra tra: ClulsebroUg'h Mfg. Co. program. KTW-.l?"hoenlx HoslHy P1'08ral"4 NBC 12~ 15 WJDO_C~e doe Alex Orchestra. ':50 WGN_Tomorro..... '8 Tribune WCFL-Artllllr KOCh. pl~nlst "QRt-Slond Co·eds 12:)0. WENe-Don p"l'O and hIs Or~R­ \\lIlllll-Dan ud's Orchestra PROGRAMS FOR SATURDAY, MAR.

    WillA Q_~lIl"a~les Of Magnolia; Fannie WENJI-Our CIty; eMc talk '.M. WliBlIl-Amcrlcan InsUlate Foods ..... ~InJ' Ualdrldge. NBC or 6,00 WCI>'L_.''Jllnrlse Hour I'I"LS--Our Dally Food; Colo~el Good. W] nO-News ot tbe Day 'lrON_Weatber Forecast ; Mio.l-Da7 Sen-· IV,\.\ ~'_)"a'1n l·'olk~ Hour bo~y. NBC WJJ ,Il-$tll(!lo Program Ices WI,S-WLS Smile A While Time ".11.11 }'_TUneshoppa: live stook market WAAJo'_The Fireside Phllosopber 6:30 "'IUo-Uncle Jobn and his Family Wfi};S-Breakfast Badinage WIl ),S-Ita!y In Music WBBiIf:_Farm Com",,,,,it~· ;o.,:elwm'lr. CBS WIBO_Luncheon Mu~!cale WJ,S-Cumherland RIdge ftu!l!ldrS 9:00 WGN-Farm ServIce l 1"lrat HOg Market: W1rIl\I_~lusie 6:45 WLS-Prairle Farmer jo'amlly Put,. Organ Specialty 10:46 WMAQ-(Jene.al Mills Program, NBC W),S-Varlety J\Iualc 6,55 WlIIIM_1o.~srm Information WIIII.lI-U. 3. Army Band. CBS WMBI-Church School Period WAA l'-Noon·time melollles: 7:00 lYCFL-Qn the 3:1';; Landt Trio and KYW_~lrs. Blake's Column. NBC 10:45 WJlfAQ-Model Airplane Club WCDT_Famillar Melodies Whjte. NBC WJlAQ_University ot Chlengo; At the W.ENlt-J1ll and Judy; Jo)'Ous AdvUl" \OIAQ-T!lne '1·ime Breakfast Table tures. NBC WLS-Graln Market WBBM_Mornlng E""'I'oiscs Wl,S-Daddy Hal and Uncle Ra.iph WllBM_Evans Fur Fasbion Pllrade WL&-Closlng Llves(ock lbrketl!!; ... Kl'W_)larsball Field & Co.'''' MusIcal WAAF-8ing and Sweep ninO-The Old Music Shop Poole Clock WG l-;S-Smilea II> Solll,l" WJJD-WJJD Hostess 'IfllAQ-W':\IAQ Salon Quan~t W&N-Leonard Se.l\"o, organist 9:15 WMAQ-lfnalcal hodgepodge WAAF-Muslcnl Calendar WJJD_Interllatlon!t1 Buckle a"stprs 11:00 WGN-J-ta.nk HarrIngton's Jduslcal Varl· WI,S-Poulll"}' Servl~e Time Kl·W-Ro~e Vande"bo~ch, pL~nlst WCHI-People's Poet WVI_"Heroe~ In Overalls;'· Mar>le Cit)' WI,S-Happy Jack's RAdio Dot:" Club et!es F~' 'l'l'GF.&-Canary Con~ert WENa_Menle_MeG Quartet. NBC WBBl(-Jane Carpenter, PIanist. C'B8 WAAIo'_Coffce and Pnll9 WAA.·-!.Irs. Margaret Dorr, Food EeoD· WllAQ-Black and Gold Orchestra. NBC "QlIf-'Rltll Hot",1 Ol"cheatra. CBt!l WCRW-Muslcal Breakfll~1 WCFL-Jazz Prueram ,= R:Y'fI'_Don Pedro's Orch~stra. WMBI_Mornlng Worship Period ':30 WGN-Board of '£rade; Carl HoeWe WB:BM-Do~othy Davis 1115 'lfCFI..-Mornlng Shuffle WMAQ-Our Dally Food: Colouel Good· lflBO-Around the Home "IBo-Glant Fina-er or the All" WGN-CharUe White's Gym of tbe Ai,· body. NSC }{YW-Prudence Penny \fClIt-Famlllar Melodies 7t~ WC:t'L-L~eerlo. NBC KYW-Hllwalian S",·e'llIde.!"ll. NBC lfJJD-Mnslcal Quarter Hour WMBI-Qrgan Pr~am WG·N_Leonard Salvo's MaU BoX WBHM_Burnham's Beauty Chat WAAF-EsteUe Barnes, pianist W1fAQ-Mammy SUeUa and ber white tolks WIlIO-Ne)'sa'" Elrereise and Diet WMDI_K. Y. B. Club "DB."""·H Club Prog'·am WLS-Radel"'s Tabernacle "L~T()wer TopIcs 'rime; Anne '" i!Iu(' U:15 WENR_Pat Barnes' In Person; la'tper· 12:45 WL&-.\fuslcal Program WDBM-Chr!stlan Science Cburche~ 'Ill WAAl'-Bomcthlng to Do tor Clildren sonationli. NBC WMA(}-};'oreign Policy Ass'n illinoIs 9:45 WGN-Qrgan SpeCialty W)fAQ-Beautiful Thoughts; Clmcll:, Ita,. NBC and Gene; Irma Glen, organlet. NBC WIDO-Bu/m'll Eye Openers ll.'iW-Golden Gems. NBC WCFL-Farm and Pou1tr~' talk WAAI"_Tbne, Tunes and TopiCS WMAQ-Board ot Tl"Sde XVW-The Rea) Geo. Wasblngton: Cbas. WGN_l'almer House Ensemble W,IlD-Happy Go Ln~ky 'J'lme, Art LilIic'" "TOO-Dr. Dan the Melody Man Long and Edn&. Coleman. NBC 1:00 WLS-Al .. lid Pete: The Nutcracli:er. 1:45 WlIA(}-.John FGrarty, tenor. NBC WAA l-·-~Iu slc.. ! Nonlt,es WlIDM_Amerlcan Medical AMI't! WLS-"Steamboat Bill;" children's pral". WL&-Hugb Cross and SUm Mllter WIBO-80rc Cycle WCFL-Tlmely 'l'np!cs; weather ~I't WBJlM-The FunnybOners. CBS WHBM_llu"i ~a.I Time Sa\·er 9:50 WMAQ--Schooi and Screen WJJD-The Hoofers ':00 WlIAQ-The Waltzel"s 10,00 WGN-'l'orn. Dick and lIarry W,\AF_World News R~orts 'lVMBI-Mes~e WLS-Quaker E,nly BII'fls; Gen(l aDd 'l'l'C}'L-Celebrated SayIngs; NBC 11~)o WG:N-PaJnte4 Dreams; Sponsored by WIBO-Newe ot the Day Mickelberry XYW_Bert McDowell' ..~ Orche~lr. Glenn. NBC WMAQ_Woman's Calendar; Jane Ham· WAAF_lioos!er Philosopher WCFJ,_WCFL Kiddie's Aeroplane Club Ilton KTW-Tbe Natlonal Gratl(;e. ~""BC WIBO-Riddles 3lld Grins WinO-Preston Sellers a.t the organ WMAQ-B1ack and Gold. Orchemra, NBC "CBf-stamforil and R&mlclr W,\AF-Blt or Everything KYW_Blsqukk P~ogram WCI"L-Bartoll Orga.n Recital by Eddy 1:15 WL&-Varlety ArtlBts 1:15 WMAQ-Knox Sparklil1l!: Music. NBC WJJ IJ-~lary Alden; hom", talk Hanson WAAI>'-Memo~B WLS-PhU Cook, the Quaker ~Ian. NBC WLS-Llveatock Markets; Jim Poole; 'l'l'D.DM~be Tunesmlths 'l'l'IBO-Funny Bones W&X-"J.'h(,. Commutoors: VllIcent Storey's poultl"Y market WENR-Blaek and Gold Room Orch. NBC ""CHI_Btu Billies Orchest..... CBS WAAF-8ollga ot the hlandB WJJD-Young Mothers· Club WGN-Fred L Jeske, baritone WCFL_Radlo Shoppers Chlb W.Bn~i-C]lmalene Melody 'l'rlo WAAF_Llve Stock Market 1:30 WGN-Farm Senlee; weather forecast; WilDe-Home Hours WCRW-Josepblne Program lI\'e m.<>ck receipts, Leonard Salvo, or· WOES-Melnd!es In Blue WMBI-Jewlsh Sablxlth Service ganlst 10:05 KYW_Rose Vanderboseh 11:45 WON-WGN MUSic. Weavers WBBM-J'ul!a Haye"" Honehold H!ntl!! 10;15 WGN-Plck ot the Season WJl[AQ-Paromt.Teacber Talk SPECIAL lI'lllA-Q-Un\verslty "r Chlcugo, News WENR-Celebrated Sal'ing.s, Nnc WBDM_Dafly Times News Flashes On All SaTts of from' the- Quadra.. nglea WCFL-Varlety Program WIBO-Bo~ded Motorists Sere~ude PERFECTONE AUTO RADIO 1JJDO-:'Iluslcal Mer''Y·Go-Round WJJD-Ne!ghborhood Gossip WUD-Chamber MUSiC Durin, March OnlY-Call or WrIte WOES-MUSioal Toasts WAAF_~elody Lane WLS-Weather RepOl't: Fl"Uit anil Ve>,;c WAAt'_Vanlty Fa!r 'l'l'G"ES-Piano Rbapsodles table Markets; Evening Post Reporter Perfect one, Inc. WLS-Evening Post Reporter; bog flash; Ji:l:"W-Househokl In~!ltute; drama. NIIC WAAF-Cuttlng CallUS 200s s. IN. wellther rel'O)·t 10:30 WOK_D!ge..5t ot the Day's News 11:50 WGN-Gond Health and TraInlnt 1145 WON-'l'om Blan~ha,.d·s Sho,," JO· I-l'-Ke)·s to HapI,in"ss. NBC \ 11:55 WMAQ-'l'hoUgM f01· l.Oooy. NBC 21 JOHN PHILIP SOUSA DIES Voice Of The Listener

    You've Missed The AnnounctTs I !)ear Editor: A REMINDER Your Radio Guide and Voice Of The 't.istener is oke. Have been buying it only a few weeks so I know I've missed plenty. ~- Wish you would paste Gene and Glenn's The Radio Guide, in a p~ofound pictures in your Radio soon and tell me spirit of u.efulneu, h, .. arranged Gomething about them. Vinton Haworth Is to pre.ent .. hog·calling contest for great: wish he was on the air oftener. membe... of the orchestras in and ,Why so swngy with photographs of the around Chicago. We have decided army of announcers that make the pro­ to leule the controversy which h .. crams so interesting for us. been raging in our page. concerning I Here"s wishing for Radio Guide's suc­ the merit. of the various orchedral . .tess in 1932 and coming years. piggy-beckone... , and we shall let • Oh yes. long may Lombardo reign, you radio li.tenerl .it a. the judge•. Best wishes to King too. Corinne and Elaine Allen. On Monday, March 14, at 12:40 p . m. over WLS, thi" hog·calling conte.t will be held. We ''''ge the • • • listener. to listen. judge, and .end Too Much Irma us the name of their choice a. the Aurora, Ill. champion hog.caller. Gentlemen: I enjoy the Radio Guide immensely and I'm always anxious to see pictures of the radio artists. but why do you persist In putting a pictUre of Irma Olen in nearly Presidential Aspirants ~very issue? We know by this time- that Dear Editor: she isn't bad looking, that she plays the Not to be outdone by other preSidential organ divil1ely, and has a beautiful nla­ aspirants and confident we will carry the modemistic apartment OU Lake Shore Drive North, SOuth, East and West, not forget­ etc" so please let's not see any more of ting the good old Middle West, we hereby her for a few weeks at least, throw our hats and musico.l instruments By the way, what happened to AI and Into the ring for nominaiion on both the Pete and Buddy Stott last Thursday nite? Republican and Democratic tickets for They weren't on the air with the Sinclair president and Vice-president. John Philip Sousa with Minstrels and if you ask me, the Whole The Coon-Sanders ticket had its incep­ show was a flop without them, I've heard tion at a recent orchestra rehearsal. The His Wife and Daughter others say the same thing so please get ticket is Joe Snnders for president and Buddy, Al and Pete back, ., The Sin­ Carleton Coon for vice-president. Wilen clair MinstreLs need them to make their in doubt as to "who's who" vote "Coon­ One of tbe greatest figures of the modern music world, John Philip Sousa show as much of a success in the futlu-e, Sanders", died last wcek_ Amel'ican sentiment, American music and American as it Ims been in the past, Coon-Sanders' campaign heo.dquarters Radio fanatically, will be establiShed soon at the Hotel Sher­ radio suff~r great loss with his passing, • • • man in ChiCago, The speaking rostrum will Sousa died suddenly in Reading, Pa" after attending a banquet III his be the band stand of the College Inn. Our honor the day before, He was bmied in the Congressional cemetery The Guide liS. The Radio supporters will gather there nightly to de­ .Pea.r Radio Guide; vise new ways and mea.ns of furthering our with military and civilian honors, What has become of that dellght!ulllttle candidacy. Sousa's career was launched at the Chicago World's fair in 1893 when Suggestions fOl' campaign slogans are now ,IfI Frances Bowden? We llked her so he was commissioned by Theadore Thomas, founder of the Chicago nmch, anel those jungle tales are !ierce, in order, Make them short and snappy, Seems like there iSn't a.nything very good OUl' campaign platform is also open to Symphony orchestra, to play at building dedications preceding the open­ over Radio in day tlme from Chica.go. One suggestions, Be liberal in your plo,tfol'lll ing of the fair, and later to lead the official fair band, planks as we are out to build a boardwalk: aet.s so tired of WGN's organ all day long His work in connection with the civic project brought him immeasurable aDd WENR's classical music, So we just to the " ..hite House! ..muse our;selves with looking at Radio Carleton Coon and Joe Sanders, success and popularity and his subsequent tours were in the nature of a .GuIde, long may it live, triumphal precession, Yours cordially, • • • Bernice Myel'S. The March King has been heard over both networks in numerous con­ Corrections certs given by the Unitl!d States Marine and Army bands under his direc­ • • • Dear Radio Guide: tion, During the World War he was gi\'en the rank of Lieutenant RtmifltICtnces May I offer a correction 1.0 your state­ Commander as a result of his work in leading the Marine band at the Dear Sil's; ment of last. week (issue No, 19) in con~ I see in !.his week'S issue of the Guide a nection with PaUl Oliver? In speaking of Great Lakes Naval Training Station, "ery unjust critletsm of Eddie and Fannie him and his loss of Identit}', you stated Ul.at Cavanaugh, Let's not be too critical with at present neither he nor Olive Palmer 'hese artists who are trying so hard to was broadcasting slnoe the PalmOlive Hour was discontinued, I [ear that he must have Judy And AIm please us, lost his identity to a vel'Y great extent if Whaling Story On Whenever I hear Eddie and Fannie's pro~ you do not know that PaUl Oliver, using gram it takes me back to the good old • his own name, Frank Munn, is solOist for The First Nighter Judy and Ann, those two versatile WTAS days when Grace Wilson, Eddie Lof­ the program called the Bayer "Album of tw and Eddie and Fannie Ca.vanaugh en­ F1I.mil!ar Mu.sic" broadca.sting each Sunday young women who juggle voices so tertalned us. Through aU the years these night at 8:15 p. m, through WENR. I do "GalliI'd", a story of the supersti­ four artists remain our favorites and we effectively In WAAFs Children's enjoy hearing their programs as mUch to­ not Imow what has become of Virginia tions and customs of New England Rhea, but should like to wow if someone Theater, announce that they are pre~ , day a.$ we did in the old days, can tell me, whalers of earlier days, wilt be drama­ (Just 0, Cavanaugh Fan). On page 17, In the same Issue, speaking senting the "Miraculous Pitcher", on tized for the First Nigbter program to • • • of the old-time Smith Family who used to Sunday at 4:30, On Wednesday, broadcast tram WENR, Ann de Haan in­ be presented this Saturday at 8 :30 Grading 'Em quired about LltUe Joe Warner, who played the lWO young women with the as~ p, m. from the Chicago NBC Door SU': the part of Morris Rosenberg, only last sistance of Phil Bowman, known on loers look at PaUl Whiteman, "King of week, I learned that he was broadcasting studios, Jo.zz." What put him over? He has two from KNX, and is said to be as popular lhe programs as "The Magician", orchestras in one for he can play the there as he used to be here, By the way, June Meriditb, Don Ameche and bring the youngsters an episode from "Rhapsody in Blue" a.nd reverse With "Tiger in Eddie Cavanaugh's "GQssip Carner" over Cliff Soubicr will act as principles in "Helen's Babies", and Friday they at~ Rag" and play both to perfection. WIBO on Ma.rch 5, the st.atement, which [he radio drama. Eric Sagerquist's I think Ted Weems should be next with I'm positive Is false, was made, that Irene tempt a vocalizing enterprise with his "Personal Novelties" for he's I.b.e only and Joe, or the Smith Family, were l'eally orchestra will furnish the musical "Tommy Tucker Sings for His Sup~ one who can put them over. TheY'l'e hot. husband and wife, Now how can that be, background, per, " ,I Guy Lombardo and his "Ace Orchestra" when Joe, Jim Jordal1, is the husband of Is next for discUSSion. All ten of his musi­ Nora Smith, Marian Jordan? Don't you Local Outlet KYW, cians are o,ees or they couldn't be where think that Eddie and Fannie llad better I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_ • they're at, He has a style all his own. check on their facts more carefully? At Ben Bernie puts his band over with his any rate, who takes the part of Irene now, test" programs on the atf almost as much Ambitions "clowning",Rudy Vallee by his crooning and since Thora Martens has gone? We cer­ a.'> we enjoy "Radio Guide", It was so good Who wuld put the "Cliquot Club Hour" tainly miss Thora-and Hilda. to hear Pat Barnes on WON last week. He • over but Harl'Y Reser with his "hot banJo", Can you tell us something in the nea.:r seems to bave so submerged hlll1ScU in When Ernie Hare, of the NBC radio I thing that En.rl Burtnett has the most future about the life of Marian Anderson, entertaining on his l'egular broadcasls that team of Jones and Hare, was a travel· balanced orchestra on the a.ir, the colored singer who broadcasts on the he has almost cea.sed to be enter(.aining, if ing salesman, he had a desire to sing. Coon-Sanders are in their own class a.nd Swift Garden Hour today, March 6? I you 1.Ulderstand what I mean, for the enter­ have been known to radiO listeners longer should Uke to know how she got her chance tainment Is Pnt himself, and to hea.l' him, Whenever Sunday found him strand­ than any of the orchestras I have men~ to become such a great singer, overcoming and to get cven a hint of "The Rookie" and ed in a small town he hurried to the Waned, the colOI' line which Is a rather dlUieult "Adenoids" agam is a treat to be remem­ nearest church and offered his scn>lcel SincereIy YOUl'S, line to cross. bered ror a long time, Thank you, "Willie" J4. We a.re enjoylne the "Radlo Guide Con- Eunice Irwin. as a soloist. 22 PROGRAMS FOR SATURDAY [Continued]

    P. ftc •• 4:00 WBTIM-)!au,1,. f!herman'.~ Or <, h,.~tra WON-LIttle Orphll1l Annl&; children's 1 :45 1H.I'>-Clem and Ben; I'oal) FI~ke Jme ... WC,,'L-'l'he lfalr presentll the Junlor Illaylet.. NBC IfBBM_Ben Bernl,,'s Or~htoSlra 1:30 WIBO_Heading Room; Publi.1 T1leatre Federation Club 1'I"MAQ-Josepb Gallicchlo a nd his Con· \\'IJJo-Orchestral Program Reporter WON-Legal InrOrn~'l.UDn t,.". th~ Lo.ymll,n cert Orchestra WCl:'L-Kroehler Furnltu,'e Co. proll'r:l1lI WG:N-Wnll~ Tin... WENn-~lualcal Momenls. ,XBC WENR-Llttle Orphan Annie, cbMren'& 1\'(I-X -"Remlnlsce'lCeS" WL8-WLS Mer,'y·Go.Ruund; Musical Wlno-Nu1'th Shore Church PrD(;ram piayet. NBC !I:OO WGK-"£a~y Aces," L:n"O!'I~ Progra.rg .Jamboree WAA ,,"'-Plano nOlleltles; Jlmn1Jl Kozak WCF1..--J, C, McMahon, In$;\1rance talk 'lTMAQ-llappy Rose Dan~e Orchestra. J(VIl-DoD POOro'& Ot"ebestra WOES-Woltz Dreams WJBO~,>port Stllllmary: Norman,RoSll l'>BC WDUM_Ilenr! Gendron's Or(bestra 4,10 WGN-Bub Foroons. tenur WBOM-Connle BOS'l'ell, So"~er, CBS WL8--Lucky Strike Orchestra; Waltel: WlIRI-Qrgan Program, Emily Stank~· WJJD-Leon Bro.s. Dance PrQ£raDl 4:15 W(a:S-Keep SmJllnt Winchell. NBC wJt~ "'WGE8--llodern Melodies WBBlI-Pu\.tllc Atralrs Illslltute. CBS 'fII'AA.F_CarnlraJ of the Air WMAQ-,\merica at wort; drama. NDC WAAF_'l'he Spotllgbt WAAF-Varleties XTW-PhIlUps Flyers WSDC-Jo'"ature PrQgram 6'00 WG:S--T1'& Pa.imer House Ensemble WCRW-8tudlo Nuskal Program WCUJ_~IYI'ah Lorenz 4:20 WGN~ Ilg,j Rose Pe~ta, Chi<';\.:oo BolInl C>f E1811J WCFL--rUinols Women'. PreS'S Club WOEs--GUlclai Race Results by Amerl· WL8-···£he Lion lo'amUy" 'fflllo--caze de Ale!!( Or<:b~""ra. ' :15 WlIAQ-Th" Dance Masters; Melodlers WCF:r,...... studlo Iltocram can RacIng Recard 2:00 WON_Leon Benditsky, "ianbst WCRW_Muslca.l Program 1fmO--Eddle Vanos' OrcMMra. WBBld_Bornham's Beauty ellat WJJD-Mooscbeart Chnaren WJJD-Walt and HeI'll; plano and SOll&'S ':lO WGN-Carl Moore's Orch~~tl'a WIBQ-AI Martmeau WOE&-Jolmny Van. th" Ilbno ""' .. 6:15 n-W_Hollywood Nights: Frank Luther. KYW_Ben McDowell'G O"cbcsu'~ WAAlo'-Hawallan Echoes WGN-Haruld Teen. comedy sketcb WllAQ-T",s-tyeast Jester,,; VO(al TriO. tenol'. NBC WAAli'--Chtcago on Parade WBBM-Chesterfleld Pl'Ojl'l'"m; Aiel[ \I'SIIC-Sllorts review NBC 'l'l'ENB-What·. Ute News; Wl1ijam Clark Gray. ba"ltone; Nat Shllkret's Orch, Weill_Children's Pn')grnm estra. ens WMBT-Mother Rutb Period ror Girls 1TJJ"Il-St>ol'ts Reel; Roclbon Malt Sp(>rts KYW-Charlle Agnew's Orchestra IVO~-lA."'rence Salerno, barltOlle .ud IrC],'L--DeLuxe Val'iet)' l'rOgram 9:50 WO"s-Tomorrow'., Tribune RonooUen WiRO--N'ews of the Day WIBo-Mac McCloud's Ol'rhN!lra KY\1'-Rex MalJllln'S Aces of the Air KYW-Oon Pedro's Oreheatr.. 10:00 WO~_"Ety])tolog)':' Hank ~lDe!ler "·AA1'_Ed. Ryn, tenor tfO}:S-Vau & Linn (Harmonle~) WMAQ_Amos 'n Andy :-f Hannony. WAA }'-..'luslcal Comedy Memories In!AQ-D'Orsay proC'J,'am; Bell Seh1B's NBC 3:45 WMAQ-The Lady Next Door. NBC orchestra.. N Be 1'I'AAl:'-\\,orld news report! lI'LS-)\atktnal Barn Dnnce with M"ple XYW-Nat'l Ad\·!.-rofy CoulX:D on Ratllo City I. }o'itlo.~ie Band. Re"r,·o Boys. Vu, in Edu.caUon. NBC lety Acts, Al'kie, Alae And Bub, "'.LI'>-CoJ'ne Old Time J~mboree KYW-Bert McDo"'ell's O"chestra A Grace Wilson fan who saw a re­ Wlno-publlx Thelltre R<>pen"l' U:OO WCFJ,-Blue Grotla Cafe Orchestra 7:45 \l'JJIJ--]"rank !\laglne; song8 lfJlAQ-'\'1a Lago and l:]llo1l'n Yi1li4;'. cent picture of Grace printed m 11'C}'L-Mme. Dorothy DerrtllSS, 0011. Orchelltras tralto KTW_Don Pedro'., Orchestra Radio Guide and thought that it WI BO-Taxpa)"el's ot Illioois. 9pEE.ch WIBQ-EMle South's Orchestra \\'G '-Allerton Glee C:ub could be imprOVed upon, sent us WG£S-Paradill8 Or.cbestl'a 11:00 WMAQ-Joseph GalliochlD'", ("oncert orch. U:15 WGN_BernIe Cummins' Orchestra BOYS!!! this photograph of the star. Miss WLS-Slnolalr WENR MI,,~t"llls, N8C \\,BD.'d-ArOUlld the Tow,,; dRne.. ol'~h ... Wilson. as you all know, is the \\,DUM-Dan Rug... «fs Orchfstrll VI'SDC-Jerry Sull1\'Rn, Song Spe(:lal XTW-Ar!hur Pryor ami n!a Orcbestra; V!'IBO-Care de Al~x Orche~lra charming soprano presented regu, Reveler's Quar!eL NBC U,XI WG.E8--Cabaret Hits WCFI..-Arthur Ked:. Pbnl~t WIIJO--lfac McCloud's O'·... hestra. larly on WCFL programs. WIBO-Concel't "\'\~-Ch3r1ie Agnew's Orche~tra \\,G-X-('ariK.trun"\,m Hou)' ('BS Turn your spare time WC"'~reen MUls. Ballroom Orchestra 1\'JJ /l--:\ll\",1 \\'yman'8 Or<' h~1 ra "CHI_Rulb Dennen 8,15 WJJD-Dreams of H"w~lll into money ~:45 WENIt~L:.t.",lt Trio. NBC 11:45 V!'ON-Carl Moore's Orchestra WG)'i-O\'er at the HOOI)ErS l\'SJl C-~11<1we9t Spe~!al 12;00 W01'i-He"ble Kay. Carl Moou and A~t WBUM_l-\a,'mouy and Il(\me Wnts lI'UIiM-Gue Arnlteim'S Orclt~"'r a Kass&l'a Orchestras WC}'L-N'lght Court -<>-- WlIIAQ-WMAQ Syncopators WE~R-Eddle Moore's O"chestra WAA}'-Qrgan Melodle" 11:20 W.'tI.AQ-Health Dept, PrOl;'ram WSBC-DalloCe Music, Recorcllnp '!tON_TwUlght SYlIlphony Coneert 11:)0 W'MAQ--Valspar program; ADeen C'\Qrk, KrW_B"rt McDowell's Orehe>rtra. 1'I':ENR-W1ll18m Hard; lb,o:ok "f the :-;~wa SOprano; William Wirgei!' orch. NBC WIBO--lOOdle ~Uth's Orcnestra In the ",,'orld. KBC KY1\'-The First N'ighler. NBC WOE8--0wl Car 'lilLAQ-1'bi~1I(.·<'efftra, ~H{" Six Months-$1.25 One Year-$2.00 WGE8-Guess Utis song RADIO GUIDE, -<>-- WMAQ-Ocean Towers WA...U·_ H!ts of the W,,-ek 423 Plymollth Courl Call Wabash 8848 5:30 WO X_''1)~le Renrus" Chicalt'o. IlIi..... i. lnlAQ--,Hotel Ne'I\' York. r OrdH.!!

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