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Published Quarterly by RADCO PUBLISHERS LIFE of REILLY NBC Saturdays at 8:00 to 8:30 P 3Raiwzing : Breakfast Club Life Can Be Beautiful Dr. Christian It Pays To Be Ignorant Radio Hall Of Fame The Jack Haley Show The Fred Waring Show 41, Saturday Night Serenade Hour Of Charm Mystery In The Air Suspense Mr. & Mrs. North Blohdie The Quiz Kids Screen Guild Show AND trlfr THE COAST TO COAST HOKE-UP Scintillating Satirical Stanzas on rograms-Personalities and Commercials Published Quarterly By RADCO PUBLISHERS LIFE OF REILLY NBC Saturdays at 8:00 to 8:30 P. M. Eastern Time 8:30 to 9:00 P. M. Pacific Time 11:;001000g\ rjS 05';16;)\ CISW"1";1:°'44e oesi." COO "C,\AestetcMSec"" 5°.61 1 4 00aoog..\NW< \oleog00* \-;%s ws.Pe Os otAgG wool' %eioNot Ic.\"0,0.1000 vi0 9sawif in ATTENTION RADIO ROW RADIO rANs With radio at its height and television A Special Radio Program rounding into reality for every radio Designed For You Commercials that tell you fan, more and more people are turn- IT'S YOURS FOR THE ASKING the smoke is the thing, ing to RADIO ROW. And with good And THAT smoke is as fragrant AND THE ASKING IS UP TO YOU!! reason!! Practically overnight, RADIO as lilacs in Spring ... Duz does it, skit skits it, The name ofthe program willbe ROW has become the Nation's out- scat scats it and such, RADIO ROW. standing 'radio fan magazine. Every Suds seething with sunshine issue is packed with pictures of your so soothing to touch; The purpose of the program: toin- troduce to you personally and give favorite radio stars. 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The Program will There's soup, soap and cigarettes, alternate between New York, Chicago BASED ON THE POLICY THAT and cereals too; and Hollywood so that all your favor- You sperk up with sparkies RADIO STARS SHOULD BE SEEN ite radio celebrities will be presented. when you're feeling blue; AS WELL AS HEARD There are many special innovations You cheer up with cheerioats, being planned for you that cannot you strike out with strix... now be revealed. You brace up with bran flakes RADIO ROW and you kick off with kix. Your Radio Row Reporter will be a man who has been in radio for 19 Editor's Note, The Coast To Coast Hoke -Up is to be a angular feature of Radio Row. Any program, years andispersonally acquainted ISSUES any celebrity, or any commercial which you would like to have appear in verse, -please let us know with over 4000 radio actors. The items 4 FOR ONLY $1.00 immeniately. You willbe givencredit onthis page for your suggestion. At a future date, this he Gives you will be first hand and total collection will be published in one volume and offered for sale at $150. Because of the authentic. paper shortage, only a limited number will be Mail ThisC lent Coupon available. Place your order now! IF YOU WANT SUCH A Warning: Coast To Coast Hoke -Upisa copy- righted feature and may not be reproducedin PROGRAM any form nor recited either+n part or in whole RADIO ROW on any radio program without special permission HERE'S WHAT YOU CAN DO of the copyright owner. 595 Fifth Ave. TO HELP. New York 17. N. Y. RADIO ROW Write a letter to the RADIO ROW RE- PORTER,tellinghim how you fee Please enter my subscription for one year to Vol.1 No. 2 Fall Issue 1945 about the idea. RADIO ROW. My check or money order for Editor -Publisher one dollar is attached. LEW LAURIA Address your letter to Art Editor Associate Editor RADIO ROW REPORTER, NAME L. J. STAFFORD GIL CREIGHTON RADIO ROW, published quarrerly by Radco Pub- RADIO ROW ADDRESS lishers,Radio Row, Hollywood28,California; Executive Offices 595 Fifth Ave., New York17, 6365 Selma Ave., N.Y. Lew Lauria,Publisher.Single Copies 25 CITY STATE cents.Subscription $1.00 for fourissues.Radio Row acceptsnoresponsibiltyformanuscripts Hollywood 28, California and photographs that may be submitted. Copy- right 1945, by Lew Lauri°. PRINTED IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 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